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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate

ALBANY, April 8, 1859.
Mr. soor (dem.) moved that the Senate non concur in
the house amendment 10 the concurrent resolutions
amending the constitution, to allow the passage of
Registry law. Carried, and Committee Of Conference
appointed.
10 abolish the property quail 6cat for c
zens, passed BY Is 10 l2.
[Mr o. d. Wheeler fAm.) voted with the democrats in
the negative; Mr. Johnson (Am) WITH the republicans
the affirmative
Messrs. OWEN and NoxoN from the Committee on Per.
sona Liberty, reported against the bill expressing
prise that bill 30 clearly unconstitutional should have
been Introduce
Messrs scorr and J. WILLARD also presented report
against the Liberty bill.
Mr.. LAMONT, from the game committee disscnts from
both reports entirely from the spirit OF tnat present
ed by Nessfs. Diven and Noxoo and usfes the right
of all men to habeas corpus AMI trial by jury.
ASSEMBLY BILLS PASSED.
To protect property earnings 10 trade married women
To provide that not less than two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars capital shall be subscribed hereafter ia
joint stock insurance companies incorporated in New York
10 amend the charter of the Orphan Asylum Society
To reduce the width of River street, Brooklyn
AFTERNOON SESSION.
No business Of importance was tr snsacted.
The bill To provide increased compensation the con.
tractors Of section 207 of the Erie canal enlargement
ordered TO a third reading.
The bill relating the Courts Of Special Sessions and
the powers of police justices in New York was passed.
to morrow.
EVENING SESSION
Inc phl relative to the enlargement OF tho State prisons
was taken up as the special order.
- On motion OF Mr. W. =. WIENER, the consent Of the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Comptroller was
made necessary any expen ture under this bin instead
Of the State Prison Inspector.
The bill after debate ordered to third reading
The bills providing for the removal OF Quarantine and
for the creation OF Board of Commissioners 10 cquaze
the State assessments ordered 10 third readioq
general bill In relation To real which may be
held by Masonic lodges was ordered third reading In
place of tho bill Incorporating the Masters Lodge in
Albany provides that any lodge regularly chartered
and Installed may, on complying with the OF April 49,
1925, hold and convey real estate the amount of
SIS 000 the OF shch shall DO limited TO the pur
poses OF Masonic ball.
The New York Raroad bills were reported, when
took place their reference, the friends OF the
bills desiring them go to the Railroad Committee
Mr.. OWEN moved TO refer them 10 tho Committee on
Cities and Villages. Carried.
The committee consists Of Messrs Hasead Patterson
and Ely.
| Tho New York Charter bill WINS also reported
Mr.. MAImR moved to refer IL 10 the New York dele.
gates
Mr.. NoxoN moved TO refer IL 10 special committee
Carried
Adjourned at half past eleven p. NJ
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Our Special Washington Despatch.

PRESENTATION OF LORD LYONS TO THE SECRETARY
OF sTATE-NEws FROM THE PARAGUAY SQUAD
RON ANxIOUSLY AWAITED.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1859.
lord Lyons was presented to the Secretary Of State TO-
day by Lord Napier, and viii probably be introduced to
the President on Monday
The administration anxiously awaiting intelligence
from Paraguay, confirming the already announced
In theHKRALD
Captain Sands has been ordered to hold himself in read
mess to relieve Commodore shuorick, in command of the
Paraguay squadron which will probably rendezvous in
the Gulf Of Mexico.
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Assembly.


ALBANY, April s. 1859.
BY unanimous consent Mr. BURLINGTON brought in bill
70 commute the sentence Of Mrs. Hartung. II provides
that the sentence Of DEATH by tho Court Of
oyer and Tcrmner in the county Of Albany upon Mary
Harturg for the murder Of her husband Emil Hartung,
ne hereby RENTED and commuted 10 imprisonment for
the term OF ten years nj Sing Sing.
MI. snrTH offered the following resoutions;-
Municipal Police In view York
Whereas, said decson favor the paying Of old
police In full 70 this time and viii thoreior necessary
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los Years Approved

The longest kno the considered and best under
stood, are BhANDkEIH'S universal pills Others be
equal but superior for cleansing the o til
bowels Millions have been cured BY them, phea
The oest phy scans and other medicines haze emit rely fse
Their occasDna Ia many valuable lives The
pecc the bilious and the full h4hted should be without
these pills IN 10 he resored TO when necessity calls and
especially al this season OF the yesr.
Principal Office .94 Canal street and sold by ali druggists at
% cents bOx-l0 cenis sugar cDated.
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Markets.


NEW ORLEANS, April 8, 1859.
Tho sales Of cotton TO day foot up Oo0 bacs the
bet closing with an advance OF &c. n 40. The receipt
II the Canadas advces caused the advance The quota
tons for mddlng Is 1iIc. a 12Hc. Tho sales OF the
week Up II 500 bales, and tho receipts 81 900 bales
against - 600 for the corresponding week Of last year
The exports OF the week mp 90 900 bales and the
total exports TO date 0s $50 baes Receipts at this
port up 70 The present time ahead of last year 50O0
bAes DO al all Southern ports ia, 500 bales Stock
JIo oo pees against 4ol 200 do last year Freights
Cocn 70 Liverpool Nd Sugar quiet sales at 67sc. for
tAir Flour quiet at So for super6ne White corn 9Oc
Coffee steady nj II No The sales of the week foo. up
100 BAGS and the imports $500 do stock $4,000 bags
The receipts OF cotton for the past week add M IL 500
bales against $500 Tor tho corresponding week OF last
year
Cotton-Thc receipts for tho woek foot up 10000 bales
agAnst !, 800 for the same week last year.
CINCINNATI, April 8, 1859.
Flour dull holders willing sellers at 50 40 SIS 50 for
Eupernc; sales 500 bbs Whiskey declined kc sales
200 obm At 2Hc. per ga1on. Mess pork offered at
el7 and primo at si2 30. without buyers Lard lie.
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Now Ready, Now Ready,
SOMETHING NEW FOR THE YOUNG.
A DAsHIka HAT FOR Young GENTLEMEN,
TIE PRIDE OF YOUTH.
KNOWS stylish fabric for young gentlemen from sixteen
twenty-one years Of age. gill be Issued
THIS MORNING.
Call and examine II.
Its beauty viii charm you,
LIS jaunty style viii delight you,
Its chespness viii astonsh you
Bear II 10 mind
That the Pride of Youth old article with
name but h fabric of marvellous beauty and dashng style
worthy of the into igepce Of Young America.
KNOX 10 carryina Into effect long entertained project OF
finding substitute for the
CAP AND SOFT HAT
Hitherto worrs by the has achieved triumph the bril-
nancy Of which will enhtle him 70 the gratitude OF
The student,
The clerk,
The young mechanic,
And AL who appreciate the merits and beauty OF the
PRlDh OF YOUTH.
To accommodate the rush, KNOWS store,
No. 2l2 Broadway.
VIII open st O'Clock this morning. and will not close
Until ii. - -
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Orders from Wholesale deaera pecesssry be delayed
until Wednesday nex when they viii be positively filed
TEE PkItE.
To place the Pride of Youth within the reach ALL KNOX
has fred the price low that no lad will
other article OF head gear.
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Married.

mafT10Os
GABAY-wRsrBR.- Sunday, April 8, by Judge Bren-
nan, Mr. SAMUEL GABAY, Of California, to Miss REBECOA
WEBSTER, of New York.
LAKGunH-DANK1s-At Mount Vernon Thursday,
March 81, by the Rev, Richard Harris, Mr.. FRANCE K
LANeunH to Miss MARY L. DANIELS, both Of this city
kyR-lIvISGsroN.-A Mount Vernon, on Thursday,
March 81 by the Rev. Richard Harris, Mr. RICHARD +.
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PORTLAND, April 8, 1907.
The steamship Nova Scotan will leave this port to-
afternoon for Liverpool Dispatches for Europe
filed at 81 Wall street, New York; reach by
p N will be In season.
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Q,he Shoemskcrs of Nawnrk,

NEWARK, NDfI 3, I6D9
The shoemskers OF this city this morning resolved not
10 work for the employers who have refused TO comply
with their demands for increase of prices Several Of
the manufacturers have conceded but others hold
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pANuoh nie Apil iooS.
Mrs Potter an old lady her two sons, aged forty and
thirty ave and grand child aged ten years. were burned
with their house. In Lee, last night. They probably
succsed, they maze struggle. Another son saved
himself by jumping from the attic window. They were
the only occupants Of the house.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISUNDERSTANDING AND VISITING CARDS.
"A these celebrated cards elegantly engraved b had
only in broadway, corner Of Duane street
A THOUSAND BOTTLES OF WILSON'S HAIR COL Or
"A ard Resorsr are sold every day. y he be
shuinps holds, or Ave for u.
1T Is NOT A DYE
viii turn the Ayes hair 70 M original color without dye
"s II 00LOks, RESTORES AND BEAurIrrEs
tho hair after few applications; used like water sad Win
color the hair from
O'''' II0HT BROWN TO JET BLACK
This the most soNciou remedy all oisosses OF NE
hair and y sold q
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
Principal DEPOT sos Grand street. New Sold by "
druggists; also, BY Mrs Bnysa IT'S Fulton street Brceky
pAa, sols Agsus to< tbZadelphA.
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Steam Boiler Explosion.

BALTIMORE, April s, 1852
The steam boiler Of the Vulcan Iron Works exploded
this afternoon, slightly iDjurng tss Of the employ es
and doing about 81 900 damage TO To building.
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Arrest for Passing Counterfeit Bills.

BOsION, April 3, 1917
Alexander Hayes, haliug from New York, has been
rested here for circulating twenty dollar counterfeit bills
the Concord Bank, OF Concord, Mass. The bills are
all utad
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Spring and Summer Styles OF GentIemen's
and youths has and caps in all their variety elegant pal.
terms unsurpassed by any. Please examine.
KELLOGG, Manufacturer, 3SI Canal street.
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Warrington and New Orleans Telegraph


NEW ORLEANS, April s, 1889.
Mr. John Kendall, General Superintendent and Colonel
Tanner Local Superintendent OF the Washington aud New
Orleans telegraph ue have just completed line (of
which about twelve miles is submarpe), between this
city and Mobile via the Lake Shore The line was
much needed
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Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp.
This inmjabe article may be obtained of the
turers q. 8. SAUNDEkB Ne Astoe House asd Of ths
vartoua agents throughout the city.
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WelInnd Canal Navigation.

O5WEGO, April 3, 1909.
Tho schooners Fairfield, from Detroit, with flour and
grain and Lively from Toledo, with pork, arrived here
last night being the first vessels through the Weand
nal tlis season,
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The Board Of Education OF Newark and tn,
COlOred Population.

1VEWAKki " d, AprII 0, I603.
resolution introduced into the Board of Education Of
this city TO grant the colored population the prv
lcges and benefits 10 the public schools the whites
JOY WAS, after warm discussion this evening" negatve1
by vote OF 10 to the democrats mostly voting in
and the opposition against the resolution
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Iseary 4 Co. have now Ready the Spring
style of hsss for genlemen's Nos aud Asor
Hons broadway.
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" - u'oh 70 Ladses.-Tho only place In view
WI ~ you can OBTAIN sAoe l. ~ NJ La HI 10
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The London Times of Saturday, March 90, reports .
slight decline in Erie bonds Sales have been made of I'LL
nois Central at IS discount New York Central TAX "a;
Sinking fund nominay IS IS.
LONrON MARKETS, MARCH 25.
Aessrs Barring Brothers quote wheat steady at ad.
vance OF Is, chiefly on fine qualities White American
38s. a AS red, 34s a 40s. Flour 20e. q Gas
Iron steady Welsh rails GO 5s do. bars, &C %. Cd. q
Sc IS; pig, 52s.
Sugar steady. and firm. Coffee firm Tea also firm, at
Is I'd for Congou. Spirits turpentine dull at slight
decline all qualities. Crude is held al lis Rice quiet
Ianseeed cakes unchanged Moderate business Lnseed
oil quiet at 2Ss Cd. a 29s. Sperm oil fl00 fl0l.
HAvRE MARKETS.
HAvRE, March 23-Coon opened dull, but closed Hrm,
advance Of IT, Sales Of the week bales stock
in port 16Oo COO bales Tres ordiuare IO5f Bias lOlf
Breadsiurs dull and declining. Provisions dull. Ashes
Arm pots advanced considerably aud quoted at 42s a
44s. for new; pearls quiet but firm. Coffee firm. Oils
unchanged. Rice buoyant, for prime Carolina. Sugar
heavy. Lard dull quotations nominal Whaebone steady
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Sesr A'antaiO0ns.-Ouf0Isis the 8eas ,SsS-
"r pAn'aooas 10 tbs city. No Clinton phase xh street
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Whites Own, something entirely New In
the hat line imported by Mr. W from Penoes Of Paris
be at ZIG Broadway, under Barnuins Museum
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They Please Ladies' and Chlldren.-Jf you
have not procured your covering At CANTREL5
call Will convince you oil their excellence 6l3 Broadway
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Agency for French Ars,fieis'
l. rges assortment in America at J0B~ YES tne
T., Bsoidaay. = niLhAo q SONS
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HoiIOway,s phlIs.-J1ct no Sufferer from
chronic dyspepsia liver disease despair this remedy will
invariably perform the the doctor has abandoned and
restore the patient health Mandatory 10 Maiden lane
New York.
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Gents, Stop mt Whites, 2I0 Broadway, aud
hat style called Whites Own"
2l6 Broadway, under Barnums Museum.
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The New York wse.ly Herald.

THE WASHINGTON TRAGEDY-IRIAL OF DANIEL n.
sICKLES FOR KILLING PHILIP BARTON KEY-IM-
PoRTANT FROM PARAGUAY-AFFAIRs AT WASH
RIGTON AND ALBANY-NEws FROM EUROPE, CALL
FoRNIA, MEXICO, CUBA, ST. DOMINGO, HAYTI, ETC.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS HEwS-LATEsT INTEL
LIGENCE, MARKETS ETC
The WEEKLY HERALD win be published 81 ten O'Clock this
morning. It's contents will embrace among other things the
folIowDg:The Washington Tragedy-Tral of Daniel e.
stckles for Killing Philip Barton Key-Empannellng the
JuryStaiement Of the Case by the District Attorney-n-
tensely Interesting EvidenceIhe Scene of the Homicide
Graphically described &c Important Parazuay-Peace
with that RepubicLopez Agrees TO Pay indemnify 6c
Important from San Domngo-San Domingo Blockaded by
Denmark &c; Affairs in Washington and Albany; Proceed
hgs Of the New York Legislature; Affairs in Europe
The Peace Congress Proposed by Russa-Assent of
France, England Austria and Prussia to the PROPOSE.
ton, dc-Commercial Intelligence de- news from California
Mexico, Cuba, West Indies &C. Latest News by Tee-
graph; Editorials Leading Topics Of the Day; Financial
Commercial, Religious, Theatrical Sporting and Maritime
excuce; Weekly Review Of tho New York Cattle Market
Retail Prices Of Country Produce Washington Market
sneous items Single copies In wrappers ready FOR mailing
can be had ut the counter Price six osnis.
The %a S fer +, the ssa%so a.: viii
The wEEKLr HERALD will be ready in time for mailing.
The Latest Drawings of the LegalIzed Lotto
res a. reported to WOOD. EDDY CO..
MANAGERS OF run
STATE LOTTERIES.
Official Drawings by Telegraph
DELAWARE LOTTERtES
The subecber appointed by the Governor
the Delaware drawing lot
authorized by the Legislature. having this day attended
the Benefit the State Della
ware hereby certify that the following the numbers
which were this day drawn from the wheel, viz
EXTRA CLASS, No. 2sl. ArRr 8, 1859.
ID, GO. u, IS. So I5. q 3, Is. a. 81, 50, %.
CLASS No. 222 APRIL s. 1852
s. 10, Oh, Al, 81, %, 8, 10, Is. 81, "a, 81, IL
that the sad numbers drawn in tie or der in which
Witness hands, At Wilmington Del, this Friday,
JOS SEAL. commissioners.
JAMES DUNCAN,
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The appointed TO euJerutsnd
wing the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify
the which this day drawn
from the wheel, Wiz
CLASS No 2l9. APRIL s, 1859.
6S "a, ~, G5, As. "a, 81, L IL, 49, 81. 6, IS.
CLASS No. 90, EXTRA, APRIL s, 1859.
81, O.. AZ, 6, 2 33, T. Is, Sc, 81, II, GO, %.
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scarfs and DE Joinvilles, Tubular. Yale and
ks les In sprp g patterns hosiery, &C.
MVUDfS SHIRT Emporium, 262 Broadway.
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A Chest M Good Tea for One Dollar Also,
ten pourds colee for g. at ChRISrIANSONS, 2S Green
wtch street -
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HALIFAX, April 8, 1859.
The Cunard steamship Niagara arrived At A. NJ
From Boston, and sailed at A. NJ for Liverpool Weather
Calm and cloudy.
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Barry's Tr1copherous 10 the Bese ana
cheapest article for dressing Identifying cleaning curling
preservns and restoring the hair ladies' try H. Sod by
drugRigto,
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep silk elastic stockings for
veins shoulder brscos for
jtes made TO order No Vesey street, Aston House, N.
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Grandtean's New Improvement Again ON
the human Interesting consutaon; prevents baidness
gray hsir warranted 30 Twefh street. broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
the beat in the world all made Sold aud appet
vt the msnussctory 2SS Broadway.
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Sentence OF n Murderer.

ALBANY, April 8, 1859.
OTren convicted OF the murder of his wife at Cohoes,
has been sentenced 10 be executed In June
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Gurney.s New Photographic and ZINE Art
Cnery ~ BrcedwAy. Photographs dAgusrsoypss, ntna
sures U gu, and ivorytypes.
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PASSENGERS BY THE CANADA.

From Lverr DOL for Boston Mrs Stephen, NJ and
Mrs BAee Mrs Warren and two Children Msa Warren Mrs
NcMnsu sr and Mrs Middewood Mrs Hall and infant Mr.
Bruce DswsSn E,tps,ri:s, woo, Enst seizrs rtmsr,
Gordon, Barbour Godsmd, Goodsr, RernArd Ogiby
ne Hand, Otenhe Martin, Watts Magee Snbb, Jabliug
nett Pedder Crossdae Clarke fraucoe Mr. and Mrs Cue
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For Perfect FITTING shirts and the Latest
oyelucs Gentlemens furni hing Foods cali Al gREnNg
bin finahing store, No. Astor house, "
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The Steamship Quaker City.
Sailing or the Novn Scotinn.

I'VE" OIlII.tSS, ApTH 1903.
The steamship Quaker City Is announced as below She
brings later Californian and Mexican
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CSM e.-Pure Java, in pack, Ees, 5k lbs.
Avenuo.
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Chess and BilDiarsls.-CrOyyd DIS Attend Bass-
tOhbs daily l.9 Fulton 80 members OF The Brookvu
Chesa Club nttDg daily u Court and aesea sx
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HIPS Hair Dye, so cents, Black or Brown.
Depot No Barclay street ALSO sold at 9s Broadway and
al CruQgtata.
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The Greatest Discovery OF the Age.--Harris
RuSSAKs stylish and beautiful silk So and the
greatest variety Of fancy bats and caps found rs Bowery
826 Grand street. and 81 Eighth avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BLEncKER, SON 4 co WILL GIVE rHKIR
a. personal attention 70 the sales furniture either al
To residence Of psrks desous Of selling thar sais
ro ma No , Pine street. Broadway.
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'sGenin's 5O7 styIe."-The most Dashing
spring hat out Come and
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Defiance Schumacher Safss-Wlth Patent
powder prOof locks and bare Also burglar
proof paror safes Depot ~ Murray street. of College
place. formerly 1873 Pearl sreet)
ROBERT MyPArRICk
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az wer q BAR era CeIehr.s.s
e FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
xscs cDn,r,,- No 1876 broadway, New FORK
Wa havoc ~ uhoVFR Il bAKkh,S IN our own family
and we mus 30 Justice TO the manufacturers .pst 4 HI =.
good a. Il sss rep sssnsed to be- N. Y. Ledger Aprn
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Glass Shades OF all Sizes, for Covering
clocks flowers, &C., &c constantly hand and made W
Ordsr. DEPOT ib6 william street, corner OF
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CLASS No. 2i9. APRIL s, 1859.

CLASS No 2l9 APRIL s. 1859
6S 81, ~, 65, As. "a, 81, L IL, IS. 81. 6, IS.
CLASS No. 30 EXTRA, APRIL s, 1859
81, O., AZ, G, 2 SO, t. Is, Sc, 81, II, GO. %.
that the said numbers drs sn in the order in which
they stand above.
Witness hands at tugurta Ga this Friday, April
g. 1859 + 3; r r,,,a' Commissioner
wooD EDny 4 Co wilmington Delaware,
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April s, 1859.
The land sales Of Kansas and Nebraska for July August
and September embrace in the former 900 acres,
and the latter 1888 COO.
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ATFRvOUs HEADACHe, NEURALGIA, RPILRPsY
~ rhsumstism, mental physical debility any
secons nsientyre cved by
ycus snudoe 81 bottle. PYNE CO., loo Nassau street,
Beware OF cvuniortoas.
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The best Spring He'd In Existence-( HOwe's
epc at from % 70 g. At s7s Broadway. Call and it,
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CristsdorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupoes
Tie la the world Wholesale and retail the dye prfyael
applied. No. 9 Astor House.
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Impostors AFRO Offering what they Repre-
sent " be Charles London Cordial c for sale by the gaJa
1hs genuine Ia sod only In and pint bsss BY an
druggists and grocera Depot ~ Broadway.
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Our Stlirts, Wholesale ana Retail.
IRA fkRE90 A SON, 81 Nassau street,
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Table Cisret, or Super,or ON

Table Ciaret or Superior Quality, a Pure
wine vintage Of 1851 81 dozen 1857 Cogpac brandy
at ~ ~ per gallon; Jules Mumm celebrated cham
psgpes different grades at tho lowest Sole agency
FRED. s. CuzzESs 10 Warren street.
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad depot New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-09

CHEST OF Good Tea Sor One Dollar.-AAso,
tee lcands coffee for 81 s CHI sTIAN6ONv No.