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BoosRT- BCsKRK.-On Wednesday evening, April Is,
At the Baptist church. Mount Vernon Wescesser couat
Imnn E. BooKRr, Esq, of New York, to Miss EHxu A.
BUtKRK, OF Mount Vernon
FucB-Hs,zn--In Calvary church, Tuesday, April
IL, Dy the Rev. Francis L. Hawkes., d. D., HENRI 8
trcH Of Chicago, only sou OF Hon. Graham NJ Fitch,
Unired Stats Senator from Indiana 10 EIxs r. HErznL
daughter Of the late j. Newton Hetze D., or aarrts
burg, Pa
SsExsCKyc-NAKTN.-Ou "Wednesday morning. April 49,
at the Church OF the Saviour Brooklyn, by Rev
Farley, Mr.. CHARLES SI1UscKKS 70 kARIA EIIzasxrH
daughter Of Col. Eihansn Martin, Of WILLIAMSBURG L.
Providence papers please copy.
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The INSANITY OF New York REPORT OF
THE STATE LUNATlC AsYLUM.-The managers of
the State Lunatc Asylum at Utica have present
ed TO the Senate their sixteenth annual report,
(which is now printed, showing the condition of
the insitution the number admitted for the year
1885, the probable causes Of lunacy in these pa
tients, and other interesting facts. 1t appears
that three hundred and thirty-three patients
were received during the past year, and the
whole number under treatment was seven hun
dred and eighty-four. One hundred and four
teen Of these have been discharged "recovered;"
thirty-three "improved;" ninety-nine "not i'm.
proved" five "not insane," aud thirty-one had
died in the Asylum. The average number of pa
tients during the year 1858 exceeded that Of any
previous year by sixteen.
eased minds, the report shows that the largest
number became insane from i'll health; the next
largest from hereditary predsposition; the next
from intemperance and vice; the next from rei-
gious excitement, and the next from business
perplexities and loss of property. The figures in
these last two cases are interesting, from the
fact that we have just passed through disas-
trous financial crisis and an unusual religious
revival
1t seems that the number of those who lost
their reason by means Of business perplexities
and loss ofproperty is larger than it has been for
the last seven years, the numbers being as
follOws:-
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xdwtn Forrssvs LiL<i Stunt Agsisss d. r
Waisis-vesdAst or the .yury.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Before HIM. Jud0e U,ston

COURT or COMMON PLEAS
Before Hon. Judge Hilton.
Arm l3.-Edwsa F5r7ea ~ y. rYiuis.--rhs jury
10 this case brought in sealed verdict Of $500 for the
plaintiff When they retired the previous evening" at Az
o'clock, we understand thai they held very opposite
views two were for $50 damages two Tor six CENTS
and the remainder for $780, TIE alter vac debated
several hours, and was three O'Clock the next
morning thai the extremes gave way 10 the majority and
a VERDICT was then agreed upou for $500.
The defendants asked for the usual time TO
make case on exceptions for new TRIAL
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Fire ut Wilmington, N. G..

WILMINGTON, April IS, 1869.
fire broke out here this afternoon in the old shed
Jenkins wharf, and stiff southwest breeze prevailing
spread 70 the adjoining sheds and dwelling house. which
also were consumed The First Presbyterian church
Front street was Likewise destroyed The fire
der control
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The Canals Open.
Albany, April Is, 1859.
The Eastern division Of the canals is ready for ma
vsaton. being and al banks and structures
in good order.
SCHENECTADY, April IL, 1850.
The canal ia In naygabe order, and boats are permitted
70 eastward Crowds Of boass 1t this place,
Port jackson and Fulton vile.
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Celebration or JenersOn's Birthday.
BosroS, April Is. 1852
The anniversary Of Thomas Jefierson's birthday was
observed this evening 4: the Parker House. which was
well attended. Ex Governor Boutwell, presided and
among the principal speakers were Hon. John p hale,
Hon. Henry Wilson, Charl schurtz, Of Missouri; and
Noah Smith, Jr., of Maine.
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Marshan Potter, the Lee Murderer.

MarshaM Potter, the Lee Murderer.
BANGOR, April ID, 1859.
Marshall Potter the Lee murderer, brought here
yesterday and committed to jail In his confession, he
says he made clean sweep Of the whole family, stole
the money and burned the house hide his guilt He
shows no particular feeling about the matter.
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BarTys yucopheSous IL the Best ana
chesp~y article r dressing beauifyug cleaning curing
peserv..g fsstot he hair Ladies' Try It. Sold ~ I'll
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor Ssrop,
pmjabs article be obtained OF tho sole usc.
turefs 4. SAuklkhs, Ne. House. and q De
ssrious agents throughout the city
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Gurney's New Photographic and Zinc ART
gallery M Broadway Photographs daguerreotyp -. nis
lures in oil, and ivorytypes-
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NOTICE To ADVERTISERS.

NOTICE To ADVERTISERS.
We must urge upon our advertisers the necessity
of sending in their business notices at an early
hour. Time and space are of great Importance in
the present pressure upon our columns.
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Defiance salamander Safes With Patent
powder proof locks and bare Also Are and
place uormcriy i92 Pearl strect)
'"'' RO8skT n.PArsICK
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Holsowsy's PiHs.-When the Weary Suf-
ferer upon hs verd pIow let hin these pills
wbth BY expeing the cAusee which obstct bis reN VII
lane. Dew York.
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Tpacy's Celebrated Shirts ulnde to Order
snted to IT. at Nos 81 and 50 william street oae
ooor north vi Maiden lane Gao. NJ TRACY agent
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HIns Hair Dye, 30 cents, Black or Brown =
Depot No Rsrcsy asoet Also. sold u so Bsdwsy ~
by Ali Druggists
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Thv best spring Bed ia Existsnoe-(H oSvs's
eipt,c) =, from IS to s. A6 broadway Call ana
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Moody's Perfect Fitting shirts-Ready
made ali s2es and latest styles MoUDX'S SAr. Emporium,
zo2 Broadway.
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Leary & Co. have now Ready the Spring
stse Of haas for genlemen's wear. Nos s. and Aston
house. broadway.
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Locking Glasses, On Paintings and France
GOOD AND CnEAP, AT "a. Z. WHIrI.DCkS,
No. $50 Canal opposite Wooster stress
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+. Y. s.-BnlIou's Improved French Yoke
shirts style made warranted Is l at xs
Than usual prices s0g Broadway.
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Chess aud Bnlsarses.-Crosvds Attend BASS
FORDS daily l49 Fulton Brooklyn Cbess Club have
$50 MEMBERS meet daily Of Court and
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The Latest Drawings Of the Legalizsd Lotto
ries q reported 70 WOOD. EDDY / CO.,


riss asreposted 70 WOOD EDDY CO..
nANAGKRs OF ran
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LoTTEBIEs.
ona-sl awnings, by Telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
u the State Of Delaware snperineDd wing lot
author xed by tho Legislature, having the attended
the draw Of the Lottery the Benefit tn State Della
~aich were this day drawn from The whee. viz
EXTRA CLASS. No. a7a. APRIL 49, 1859.
q. 6. 30. "a. "A, 70. a. 4. A. co. 1874
Glass No. go APRL Is, 1859.
81, II, IS, t7, 66, 40. 6s, 50. "a. 81 g. As, G. H.
tia, the said numbers drawn 10 the order In which
Wines, ,s our hana, = 1 this Wednesday.
JAMES DUNCAN,
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The subscribers, Commissioners appointed 70
the wing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery do ruiz
that the wing the numbers which this day avn
CLASS No 227, APRIL Is, 1859
8, 49, 49, &c, 60, 2s 50. II, 60, 81, g. 40, Az.
CLASS No. 22s EXTRA. APRIL Is, 1859.
Is, IS. 49, "a, g. Al, Il, q, SO, SO, g.
tina. the said numbers order in which
witness hands at Augucta Ga. this wednes lay Aprn
10 L. r. DuaAs Commissioners
WOOD, EDDY CO.. WI .nsu. Dell i ware,
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Opnec--Pure Java, in packages, 81 lbs.
Tor 81 also chest Of Tea for g. At o8Ds Is Ska
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Wheeler & WAlsen's Sewing Machines.
O6Rce SIS Broadway, N. Y.
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vintage Of 1851 nj 81 % dozen; 1897 Ccguao brands
Of 80 NJ per gallon; Jules mumm CO.'S celebrated cham
oetnt grades at the lowest sole agency Tor
ionr worths Ohis ~tnes
FRxD. S. CozzKNs rs Warren street.
Railroad depot, New York.
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Everybody should Obtain a chronological
examination OF FOWLER WELLS SCS Broaaway t. lea r,
ubei tsients. detects ana prpper occups'ios.
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Grover d Bakerss Celebrated
f0lSELkSS FAMILY SEWING MACHINsA.
We have Of GROVER 4 BAssRT 10 our own family
ard must say In justice 70 the msrufa Il
soou ~ u Wa reprssooted 70 be n. Y. Ledger Apru
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BosroN, April ID, 1859.
Captain Estabrook, who has been trial In the United
States Circuit Court for the murder Of Of his last
fall, found not guilty by the jury this morning.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, April Is, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Florida arrived below
at O'Clock last evening. All well.
SAVANNAH, April Is, 1859.
The steamship Thomas Swami Of Cromwel's line,
arrived here early this morning.
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cvne Your CouRh.--25 Cents.
ll3 third avenue near Fourteenth
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New Style, price $50. Office al broadway.
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uerrtxg'a Patent Champion Fire
md burglar proof ssfcs 2sl Broadway conner Murray S.
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The Steamer Admiral.

BOSTON, April Is, 1854
The steamer Admiral, having got In new boilers, with
other improvements, will commence her regular trips
morrow from Boston to Passport and St. John, N. B.
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Rupture Cured by DJsrsh & Co.'s Radical
e 1hev alse teep silk ella sctiogs for
vvSns supper SHOULDER bsoes fo
uu.1es made urjer yesey e<eet, House Y
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Court Calepdar-Tbis Day.

surREm CoURr-crcuit -Part mos. 1861, 1873,
1883 l2e 22o9 4o7 1892 1901 1903, 1906 1907, 1902
1871 1916, 1871 1bl9 1921 1881, 1885, 1885, Part a.
Nos $50, as6, 1882, 1906 $50, ll4s, 1856 $40, $780,
1882 1888, 1888, 1910, 1872 1874: ls4e, iss, 1850
1852, 1894 Part S.Nos 1887 1889. ls.l. l.4s, l6s5,
l5i7, 1649, 1851, 1858, 1856, 1857 1853 1861 1893
I6e3X, 1867, 1869, 1871, 1873, 1875.
Cosnos PIxAs-Part Mos e2s. 1913, ees, es5, 9es,
$685. $685. $685. 975, 97S, 97s s7S 267 1856, $685. s49 ia
ess. Part 2-Nos eoa, s1a. S4e, ssl, s7s, es,, ssl
$50, es4. os5, ess, $50, 900, Se6, 90s.
sur.n, Or, % s 81 a. 49, a. is !ss 49,
24o, ~ PAL gag, 1852, 2b4, 2SS, 2Ss, 2s7, $50, go,
260h, 81, 262, 263.
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CristsScrc's Hair Dyes, Wigs md Toupces
he the world Who d rsta and tho dye pr,
vslely applied ~ No Astor Hovsa.
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Loss OF the Steamer Maid OF ERIN,

ST. JoHS, N. B., April 10, 1852
The STEAMER Maid OF Erin, hence for Petticodiac last
night stranded and bilged on Grand Trask Ledge,
Dorchester Island. This morning the passengers and
saved. The steamer insured here for $4,000
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MTscEs.y.ASgFOUS.
4 DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA, Dysr.tPaih.

DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA, Dysr.tPaA.
WHAT iTi How NrEKDf
.L1srrpsi, IL nii0u Il dAeasegAtk a. T-cN. fech3
ses on a'iress after ssV costfvc bab BURNS
LoN Any sutsf nd attendant stDns OF hg
~ Dag ~st costed tongue fbsupded heA soa st'Ses
let how few bow a. Il, frsD~ra5Y
me bowels coospsted resorts he'd to tiriS
,.. - rot su-h o,odiunD cured " "a
U.s. ~n"se ony efice tsto the digfsion aud m
!, - p,rp,! :, ne esre ass.uiis Bat
sisfLE maDioAIED PliIJ
III 10 ci me worst aot most 0bsira ts cass
- ..e sanp5 ny id'pnryng the r~.ortHg
% ~ We h n,sesv- ogans from oh result good sppe
We frsuihs hsc< clear head buo ant slri,s 49,
pseclAted. - ~ ~""~" '" NO y
b. fui set OF Humphreys homeopathic seeciucs 80
book OF recnnr ar twenty ssrept rruedx IN ix~se -
morocco ca S. DO IL ain caae 81 family Gaze OF afcs
boxes ard bo.k. 81 " --
ibsse remedies by the single Dor sen bv -
eypresa FRI OF Charge to address recep, " -
price. Address
DR.F. HUMPHREYS co,
NO 662 Broadwsy.
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cured Justice on the spot, and certainly little
judcious vigor on the part of the Wabash would
have disposed of all the iole pretexts and pre-
varications Of the Turkish officials.
II is time that this policy Of inertness, the le-
gacy of 20 many temporizing administrations,
should give place to one of greater decision aud
energy. AS Mr.. Buchanan seems to comprehend
that more honor is to be gained By shouldering
responsibility than by waiting for the tardy NC
ton Of Congress- we trust that he will cause
such orders to be issued TO our naval command
ers on foreign stations as will ensure for our citi
xens the same prompt redress which is enforced
by the arms of England and France. If officers
like Commodore Lavalette do not choose to as
sumo the latitude of discretion which their POSI-
ton gives them, the instructions of the depart
ment should be couched in such positive terms
as to leave them in no sort OF doubt AS to the
course they should pursue when the lives and
property of our citizens are endangered.
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CINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
= The immense increase In The demand for these admir2
uachinesh rebod within Indicates the 70
vving prosperity of the country.
The prices OF mschnes have been greatly reduced
/ u. SINGER Co. A58 BruadXDR.
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QUICK Is IT'S POWER!- GREAT ARE ITS ErFRCrm
~ HYAITS LIFE BolSAM

n
" HYA1T'S LIFE BAl.SAM
Rheumatism In is painful f0rrns srrofulA
nicer. and the ea:es OF disease OF tho bood d
Icy liver plant kidneys ncipenf consumption &c. No
most certainly cured by this greet purifier.
KHkUMATISM.
ask Mr.. Sp yder 2l Old street. Brooklyn ts immeHo
effects on his rheumatism OF fifteen standing
oushing; did his distorted and toeturn1
limbs 10 their natural size and form
5ChOFuLOUS ULCER.
Ask Mr. E. B. Boly eockmaster. Ill Madfsou street II =
bu, weeks Il cid his ulcer hitch ba6s1
the Faculty OF the New York Hospital and caused him eat
suffering
rs cents hottie; six for s.
PrircpsI cepot 2i6 Grand street NY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ILUBIsGLY BsAuIIfUL,
At slsrmngy low pricea
rnss.s sit v 1 e; i ! 9 Is To- 81 So
An sOo 1saIs 81. ss i9o per yaT
nIhAM ANDEasoa. % Bawsry.
,qwATEss NKw STYLE SIS SEWING MACHINE
y should be seen ~ all uhce MS broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND VISITING CARDS
a ihese celeers,ed elegantly engraved had
rpiy. corner of Broadway and Duane street
Is CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Abe largest In the city;
Baili By VIM 3. Assos, Esq.,
NOS 70 AND 2, B0WEsY.
Of s s, sss a.s ssss :. sy Sss ~
IAe eua.onels department nos eqaAlled 60, -.
Spring s:sle. Q. syery dssorlgaon rssaSy So.
Ladies arg invited 20 call ard eIswns The she-ssf depaS
iss Z aG sxssus.
REEcHER AND ASTcs eH.rI I'm CHAPLIN
uvxv The snps1y nsrfi ing s,soar'ss q on. prx
HENRY xre p Sass.s every se.s
iHk bArNES or lICHe
sS'es sTTsss q ssS psr New srsosyn
sending the Sussss No ser.a. Jo.e. street
pUY LEpIAsDs MORNING CALI.
IT PREVENTS DYSPEPSIA
IT IsvIaoKATas THE sYi 4E2
IT is A PHEASANT TosIC.
IL rs TIN FINEST COCKTAIL.
TX Is THE BEsT pIGEsrHR.
sroP AT THE NEAREST HOTEL AND TRY II.
Wholesale depot 81 South william street
CoREs BuHIoNs AMI. DxrscrrvK MANS TsEArRD
" bs the ouy safe and successful method known -
uacsg 80 cena 10 81 EACH bunaoss and nails 81 -
LlI1LksIklsg wfsTEhvkLT, ChiropodisiS
DIG broadway, opposite 81 NionohA ncso-
| CoRSs, p,,,,,.
l Nails prresrsuur the nesh. 80.
L rnIAraeuaent OF the great TOE toot
er.a vn.,, n, "a tn. tbs bDSt can iunnedstoy
operation the least ncoa " VI Pc
by f,r Zach AkiE gccn chfrp.oiss " "s"~vay
/ Refers the physiciars and surgeons OF s1s enI
l ESHNon1 w. IKCH ANrCAL LAMPS. &c,
Ga =. - ,y,css an NJ removing (, SIS HroaA
! ~" s "''''''~ '' Il DARvoNvIAAAks ~ BroadwY.
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" Families are disconunurg the Of q caster,
s.utny cruet Of Lea Pertns' Worcestershire 6susa
Officers OF The Army and Navy,
WLen duty VIII ind their comfort greatly prouoteA -
the usc OF Lea P1rkina Worcestershire sauce.
Every traveller
shouid carry bottle OF Lea Perkins' worcesessirs
sauce enable him relish horrible things arc ~
uuenily placed before him.
Caterers for the
Lon permit good dpncv be SPOILED by iruitztua
Lea PERI ina worcestershire Sauce.
Captains Of Passenger ships.
Be particular that the steward has supply of Lea Per-
kius' Wsrcsttersbire sauce.
Hotel pvoprietoqs-
Your nteres. vanred every comfort your gues
see ttAt you have The genuine Lea Perkins WoscesteeU
Sauce.
Dining ssloons-
Gentlemen ont Of their to dine where La
Pes kius Worcestershire Sance "a served.
In gravy, with tsh. meats game salad dreunx.
&C. lea Perkins Worcester hire .rs pouancv
zss' favor ayes tone the stomach dgesea
promotes .sth.
Sold by AL the respectable erocers md fruiserers
JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS, AUS BroadWav.
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SLAVE TRADE.-The following resolution, intro
duced in the Assembly the other day, by Mr..
Law (American), was passed by the heavy vote
nf I0l fn e.
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BosroN April II, 1852
The following the footnss Of bank statement fer
tho act
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LrRkNCH GAS FIXTURES
REDUCTION IN PRICEa
The subscriber previous removing to Ga Broadway
hs stock At . iibof III disroupt
Il DARDONvILLH, ~ BrvsAvw.
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GEORGIA LOTTERIES
Class No. ~. APRIL ID. lsaa.

The subscribers, Commissioners appointed 70 tend
the drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery do here
that the the numbers which this day
from the wheel, viz
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g. IS, 80, rs, 60, 25 50, II, Co. 81, 81, 40, Al, q.
CLASS No. 228, EXTRA, APRIL Is, 1859.
Is, IS. 46, "a, 8, Al, q, q, SO, SO, 6.
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'S2'9'ssaO e'EAaESsaeea'y3
Silk and Fancy GoOds!! !!
Imported for the Spring and Sum
mer Trade of 1859!

Il6I lIdue Ol OBJ!
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EN-
w hibit 70 the Merchant and Millinery Trade
visiting this city, stock of
Millinery, silk, White and Fam
cy Goods, Ladies' Dress Trim
mtngs, dc, &c,
All of this seasonsi nportatlon, which VIC feel con-
hdent cannot be surpassed either for Novelty style
or Lowncss of Price. in the West, and WE PRoatisE
70 DUPLICATE any Eastern Bill, with the trlning
addition OF freight or Exchange. We show on our
FIRST FL00R--A stock Of English, Bel
gian and Swiss Braid Straw, Cactus, Nea.
politan issue, Canton, Chip, Willow, Itali
an and other Laees; Arizonia, Palmetto,
and an endless variety Of Fancy Styles OF
Bonnets; Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's and
Infants Bloomers, Riding Hats and Tur-
bans, unsurpassed for beauty and style
Also, Ruches, of every style and price
On our
SECOND FLOOR-Bonnet, Satin and
Tailetta Ribbons, Black, White and Colored
Dress, Bonnet and Florence Silk, Modes,
French and English Grapes, in Black, White
and Colors Dress, Mantle and Lustre Trim
mings and tacing5, in every variety; Dress
and Fancy Buttons, Bonnet and Ribbon
Wires, French and English Lace, and liic
Mic Mitts; Kid, Silk and Iislc Gloves and
Cotton Flosses, Sewing Silk, French and En-
Slish silk, and Cotton Illusion; silk, Cotton,
Lisle, Brussels and Spot Nets; Bobbinet,
Stihs and Paris Nets Shawls, Mantles and
busters; choice variety Of Imported and
of our own manufacture Ga our
THIRD FLOOR-Are French and Ameri,
can Wreaths, Leaves and Flower Materials;
Black and White silk, Linen. Lisle and Cot.
ton Laces, and Edgings, Of every variety
and prioei An elegant stock Of Embroidcr-
les, embracing everything New and Choice
for the Season; Blond, Cactus and Straw
Trimmings, and Laces, OF every description,
French Lace, Chantilly and Colored Wells
End Vestings; Ladies Gents and Children's
Embroidered, lIemstitched Plain aud
Printed, Bordered, Linen and Muslin Hand.
kerckhiels; Gents Cravats, and Neck Ties,
&c On our
FOURTH FLOOR--Plain, Striped, aud
Plaid, Jaeonet and Cambria Dotted, Figured
and Plain Swiss, Book and India Muslins;
Nansook, Victoria Lawns, aud White Bril-
liants and Dimity, Parasols, silk and Grape
Bonnets. Also, few of the choice French
Pattern Bonnets, for Milliners
We are satisfied that we offer Hnoh Inducements
to CASH AND PROMPT BUYERS, as viii make 80
TO their Interest to make their purchases with u.s.
CiAS g. D0fiERTN X CO.,
No 90, Pearl street, bet. Walnut and Vine North
side, Cincinnati. mh7-2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

TERRIBLE Snow STORM IN NlBRAsKA.-
The Davenport (lowa) Gazette has letter
from Florence, Nebraska, dated the 9TH inst,
stating that there were then eighteen inches
Of snow on the ground, and it had drifted
terribly. A dreadful storm Of wind bad pre-
vailed, prostrating almost everything in its
way. No covered wagon or tent could stand
before it, II is to be feared that there has
been a great loss of life on the plains among
the emigrants to Pixies Peak and elsewhere,
and certainly great deal of suffering at the
least
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

Particularly adapted 10 the u-r
Of both sexes, which describes Zoo
PLAIS ESoLisH all that is nercs-
skry 10 know pertaining TO the
Generatve disorders-how con
traetsd--thO influence they pro-
duee upon mind and body-how
all persons can avoid them, and
II they are so unfortunate As to
have contracted such diseases,
how 70 effect speedy and Ger
tain cure. Likewise, Il contains
many important hints which will
be found leryieeable 10 those iu
rRarrfad lifa ar,Hruatno argrg-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-25

THR Fruit CRoP IN WISCONSIN. N.-Our ex-
changes in Mississippi report the fruit crop
in good condition nearly all over the State
lin the extreme northern portion it receiv-
ed soma injury from the late frosts, but in
the middle and southern parts the injury is
very slight In this neighborhood the pros
pect now is fair for an abundant and early
crop Of fruit