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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11
COr0ner's InQuests.

ACCIDENT on The HUDSON RIVER RAnRoAD.-An unknown
woman, about 10 years Of sge, over killed
on the Hudson River Railroad yesterday Manhattan
vile. Coroner Gamble held inquest the body when
the following facts elected In evdence-rhe eng
perceived deceased sitting re tho track but mis-
took her for dog and d break up orlreyerse the
engine. When the locomotive approached within
eight feet Of deceased she sprang up and jumping before
the coWcAtcher Instantly killed Whether deceased
jury seemed to think the purely accden
Ia, and rendered verdict accordingly. The body
convey ed to the dead at Bellevue Hospital for den
tHcatiop.
FATAL FAII--Coroner Gamble also held inquest q.
the New York Hospital, upon the body Of q named
James Bracken, who was accidentally killed by falling
OF third story window in Twenty sixth street.
Ninth avenue, while asleep. Verdict accidental deathr
pRowsEp.A lad named Ira Bentley, residing at No u
Sullivan street, accidentally drowned Tuesday
evening while bathing in the river n the foot Sorng
street, Coroner Jackman held inquest upon body.
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ApAMs-WRrGHT-On Tuesday, ugust Q, by the Rev. Dr..
Adams Dr. BIZ r. ADAMS 10 FRANCES daughter Of
Dr.. L. B. Wright, all OF ihs city.
8RowS-MARIxS.-On Sunday, August 7, at the Church
Of the Apnunciascn by the Rev Ssmue 5eabury JAMES
L. Brown, H. D., to hiss JENNY B. MARTky.
Observation-Disclosures Saturday, July 80, BY the
Rev. A. D. White, pastor Of the Second Presb, terian
church at T1enton, n. j., Mr. RICHARD a. DoySELY, OF
New York. to Miss SUE A. DAWSON, Of Philadelphia, Pa
JsSKNs-BIIIsIASD AT Shanehae, China on rnursday,
May IL, by the Rev Mr. Style, FREDERICK q. JESKSs,
Hq., TO MARTHA GLKSNY Bn1sLANp, late OF this city.
kMBALI-Lu7aKx On Wednesday, August 10, by Rev.
John McCinl0cK at the residence OF the BRIDES father
JonN KABAIL, Esq, to elizabeth, eldest daughter
Dr. G. Luther, OF NO AZ Great Jones street, n. Y.
Providence papers peaee copy
PEARSON kAvKas.-At Westches:er on Saturday eve.
ming, August g. bS Samuel r. Num- Justice the Peace
HE ieeaence, Mr. JOIN PEARSON Mss ELIZABETH IRA
vRRs, both of the Brook Westcnester
SEGrNx-SxGrNK Clifton, 8. l. on Wednesday eve
npg August 10, BY Rev. Dr. Eccleston Nc JAMES r. 81
GuINE to Mi,s MAGGIE L. sEGuINE, all OF Staten Island
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Brooklyn City News.

The LATE ALLEGED HOMICIDE IN CoMMERox STREET,
AcQr.1rM AND DISCHARGE THE AccUsED.-The inquest
over the body Of Catharine Noonan whose death was
supposed TO have been caused sundry kicks and blows
inflicted by her husband continued yesterday, and
q number Of witnesses were examined The substance
babtualy Incorporate woman that she had been drunk
for ak days previous to her DEATH that she had fallen
down stairs several occasions recently, and on the
Thursday previous 70 the Friday when she died, she
tumbled down fight Of stairs and struck the groaod
With great force; that ehe to fall down the
steps tho morning Of her DEATH aud again ia the
afternoon On The latter occasion the husband aided her
Some Of the witnesses testified that he drew her
up by tho bar Of the head while others that he
aided her up 10 more gentle aud humsne TIE
Jury examined the premises and weighing the evidence,
came 10 the following conclusion as their verdict -:
habtua ntemperance exhaustion from want Of proper
food and several falls the day preceding aud
the day her death Upon the rendition OF tho verde
the accused Patrick Eoonsn was released from custody
SUDDEN DEATH or Young MAN Yesterday afternoon q
Young man, named David McGibbons, employed as a
COOPER in the white lead factory Of Mr. shsr wood Mar
shall street. was taken with 1T while at work, and
after expired The body taken TO the residence OF h
parents on the corner Of Bridge and John streets
LITTLE GIRL snor.-A little girl shout seven years
Of age, the daughter Of Thomas CarlRn, was acct
dcntally shot In the face by pAol In the hands OF
o young man named Charles Kinke. The latter Wa,
handling the pistol careless manner and the weapon
accidenty discharged The girls face 10 somewhat Oh,
figured, but serious consequences are apprenenae1
Kinkle Was arrested.
R1IRvED MoSEy.-A laborng man named Dennis
Regain arrived in this city Tuesday for the purpose Of
hunting brother, with the intention Of taking him 70
Pennsy from which STATE Dennis had just returned
In his wanderings he made tho acquaintance Of john
Tracy and after taking several drinks found that he had
been relieved Of $40 in goli, all tue money he Dad
officer Oats being informed OF the circumstances arrested
Tracy yesterday, and OF the money. Tn
| accused was held for . hearing
| The JOINT BoARD-The Joint Board reassemoled las
evening and adopted the statement providing for TIL
raising money clean the streets and repair wells an,
pumps the amount % be appropriated for this purpos
! 10 S45 COO.
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Williamsburg city Nsvvs.

INorEsTs-Yesterday Coronol Smell held inquest
the body Of man who found in the water the FOO
OF India street, GreenpoiD The body entirely aude
and supposed to be taa Of the Italian who was wnei
Of South sixth street on Sunday iaet.
An inquest was also hold the body OF Richard W. Law
reuce nerly proprietor Of the Franklin Rouse
Of Myrtle and Division avenues, who fouod dead in
his bed yesterday morning he died OF congestion OF the
brain.
An inquest WAS also held the boiy OF man named
John Norton aboror II the Calcium Oil Works Ne
creek who died Of rupture OF blood vessel caused bS
lining heavy weight.
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Ohio Anti.sIsvery Convention.

COLUMBUS, August 10, 1859.
The Convention Of the Uergym men OF Ohio assembled
TO Gay and gained permanently by the choice Of A. A.
Guthrie, OF Zxnesvnle President and ton Vice Pres
dents. All parts of the State well represented.
committee appointed to report resolutions in opposi
ton to slavery and address to the people CT the State
and nation After the submission OF series OF resou
tons the Convention adjourned till nine O'Clock TO-
row morning.
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NAVIGATION or The HARLEx RTER.-It will be seen by
al advertisement In the HERALD that the long oonscm
plated project Of circumnAvigAng the island OF Ne.
YORK through the Harlem river and spuyten Duyve
creek 10 the Hudson has made step forward To wards
reaization Nearly three years ago regular steamboat
Terry lines were established from Peck slip to Harlem
ana are now in successful operation The new movement
mas been to run in connection with these ferries smaller
steamers as high up as Fordhsm laudsng. About six
weeks ago the parties Interested in demonstrating the
practcaby Of the thing chartered he etea mboat Jose
phine Worcester for month"; and have now chartered
the Emily, while the Josephine Ii run a. An opposition
boat This enterprise adds miles to the nav
CATION Of the Hsre while It's projectors look forward To
having spuyten Duyve creek made navigable at the
pepse Of the general State governmen-an improve
ment which would DO Of incacuable Importance To river
commerce. We hail 1t a. q step in the right direction,
and hope the project viii meet with the favor and support
Of the public.
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has issued the folio sing order in reference to the visit Of
the Richmond Grsys, who expected TO arrive in the
city on Saturday afternoon will be that the Viz
ginans likely 10 be well taken care OF during their
stay
SEVENTH AEGsksI NEW IosK STATE TRoors,(
u,.nor .1r, SAT1 %ss v 6uARp. ,., ,s.o (
The sses IN announcing e bis com
city saturday afternoon he i nst q tse corps Of
Richmond Grays under the command q Capt W; Elliott
sps the s oa
ss % Ss az
Re % oec. "a s9
POss r. icy as and ''os them to their
The division will % under the comsnd Of Breve Colonel
s aS WIN % place = % direct
snnmway for duty on the aboye occssior
While sS On sunday MORN
sSnsS
4 % nayng been made @ visit on Monday the
ihs city horiues The and sh forming tbs
Il 1 sr vs 70 20
without Ina on tbs. day bling At sh O'Clock A
Sss the Second
coD1sSdant Of the regiment further orders
& s ss ses 90
% and an s 10;
10 their companies for Escort duty
of svsons Sees nsmsd fay ''
The Adutant day VIII te appointed by the respective
commandsnts OF divisions
By Marshall LeHe-ts Lieutenant Colonel
ing VIZ. A. POND, Adjatant.
SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF ALDERMEN TO
OvATE SOUTHERN vIsITfRs.
special meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen has
called for this day Thursday at I've O'Clock for the par
pose making suitable for the reception
his Honor Mayor Mayo, c? Hch nond, Virginia. and dele
cation from the Common Counc Of that city who
accompany the Richmon Grays on their visit and be re
ceived by The Seventh regiment on Sturdy
NATIONAL GUARD sTATUETrE.
An deliberately finished g.Ituette OF priv Of tue S.
venth regiment National Guard has Just boon completed
by Messrs R. p W. d. Gibson, abers OF the Seventh
company. The .cness Of detail 10 the UNIFORM
and equpena and position of The 1surc which ,taads
"parace re" have pleased the as,id,us tsates Of
C0:one Dufyea, Colonel Leerts, Lieutenant C,loDe raw
fore Quarermaier Winchester an the caotans of all
the companies in the regiment Tae finish Of the eta
tuette is wonderfully eccurats, and copies will no doubt
crack cOTps.
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Coun,errei,ing Among the Norm ons.

ST.. LOUIS, August 10, 1859.
One counterfeit checks the Suo Treasury Of St!
Louis was received yesterday. II is an admirable
limitation CT the genuine well calculated to deceive.
TIE material by the United States Marshal
were found in the thng office of Brigham Young
The arrested are said Of high stand
trg lie Understood that the profits arising from the
transaction we're to accrue to benefit Of the church.
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eterns, vigilance is the price of liberty" IT,

"eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty" IT,
first eocroacnments upon popular rights must
be resisted. Let tyranny once get foothold
and establish precedent, aud it has fu'crum
ON which 10 rest lever that may subvert all our
rights and liberties one by one. Thus have re-
publics fallen in other days. Let us be guided
to wisdom by tn light of history.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11

VANDERBnTs STEAMSHIP OCEAN QUEEN sails from this
port on Saturday next 18th ins for Southampton and
Havre The Ocean Queen her arst aud second trips
to Europe fully accomplished than was antcI
pated by the numerous friends of the line at the time
her launch Her excellent qualities sea boat her
splendid accommodation for passengers tho strict dscI-
pine observed board, and her running time, all com
bine to make her popular favorite with the travelling
public on both sides Of the Atlantic. The magnificent
flush deck Of the Ocean Queen only equaled her spa
cous dining saloons and large and we'll ventilated state
rooms With regard TO the dining saloons, is sufficient
to observe that hundred and sixty persons sit at
table In the principal at the same moment. All the
apartments well lighted, and the most ample security
against re has been provided On the whole, Captain
seabury will take out the Ocean Queen in fine trim on Sat-
urday next,
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indictments Under the Slavery Laws In Ala
bsma-rhe Laws OF 1918 and 1870.


It Is stated that during tue late term Of the United
Etas Circuit Court, in Alabama, held by Associate Jus
tce Campbell, several indictments found under the
Law Of 1918, which prescrDes uss and mprsonm
engaging In or aiding and abehng the importation of
Africans within he jurisdiction of the United States An
the law Of 1880 (Which makes the offence piracy,
to be visted with desth), does not, in express
language, repeal the former statute, grave
question has arisen, involving the point whether
there can be choice Of the above mentioned punish
mens for while puol, sentiment. at tho South Is against
che greater juries nave, sad expressed disposition
to render verdics carrying with them the less severe
punishment Tne opinion entertained here among dis
Dsuishec gentlemen that, in OF all the facts not
whstsndDg the established rules Of interpreting
tu,es, the question will probably be brought before the
Snpreme Court Of the Uuised States its decision
II Ia ascertaoed authentic source that on the
l7tn Of June United States Deputy Marsh for North
Florida informed the Of the prevalence OF
reports that a vessel vessels expected tao
florida With slaves from Africa and made
suggestions to the best mode Of interoepting and
o,resting them, the Marshal himself being n
aroiber part OF the State. The Secretary Of the
Interior, the reception Of this communication, i'm
rnediatsiy teegraphed to the Deputy Marshall inform
rg him that a revenue cutter had been ordered
from Charleston TO cruise along ths coast OF
Florida under his direction. The Deputy accordingly
went board Of the cutter the Both Of June, ana
ssched New smyrna inlet the 81 Of July. Two weeks
thereafter he he had boarded various schooners
whicn suspicion had attached, and had made careful
inquiries for many miles aong the coast but there
Information to verify the reports Of the landing Of
Africans. Il further appears that Marshal Blackburn
himself was far behind the times, he did not inform
the Interior Department Of those until his Deputy
bad investigated their truth with the above mentioned
result These facts cleaned from on ,ial papers.
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Another Railroad Slaughter.

Another Railroad Slaughter.
TWO PERSONS KILLED AND TWELVE WOUNDED.
BALTIMORE, Angus. 10, 1852
HThh afternoon gravel tran.on the Alexandria, HAmp-
shire and Loudon Railroad was thrown Of the track in
consequence Of running over COW.
The bridge over the Four Mile Ran broken do Hn
Two persons killed and twelve wounded, three Of
them 1t is feared fatally.
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North Carolina Election.

WASHINGTON, August TO- 1859.
Mr. Vance oppostion has been elected to Congress
from the Eighth district Of North Carolina.
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Sailing OF the Europa.

BOSTON, August 10, 1853.
The senmer Europa sailed this morning at ten O'Clock.
She passengers for Liverpool and nine
for Halifax. Also $3.50, 900 specie
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH August 10, 1852
The United States mail steamship Alabama arrived
low 1t two O'Clock this morning "wednesday.
CHARLESTON, August 10, 1852
The screw steamship Huntsville left for New York
under her own steam at daylight yesterday morning. the
9th npt
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Southern and Western Clothing TrHde.-We
beg call the attention Of southern and weste merchants
Ire fact va stock OF all and Winter clothing u nov
eutrAcipg srgo varie Of all the medium and daes
siy Of ohinE when odsr iowes agures
scnshte tsvms and solci spention of the ssms.
D. pEvLAN o., Us 80 aad go BrosdwaJ
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Rupture Cureu ~ Marsh d Co.'s Radical
ore t.uas They allie elastic for vsrce.e
o,mes made 10 order. No. Vssey street, Asoe Houss,
Sew York
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Tho Cleveland (PrObable) Murder Case.
CLEVELAND, August 10, 1859.
The inquest on the body Of Mr. Sterling picked up on
Sunday morning, concluded to-day Verdict, Pro-
baole MURDER" rhe testimony taken Of very little
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-11

Bnrrys TricOpherous IL the Best and Cheap
eat ayucle tos drrssns besung cleaning curling
leg ana restoring the hair Lanes, try IT, Sold by al drug
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The Steamer Yorktown.

NORFOLK, August 10, 1859.
The new steamer Yorktown, from Richmond for New
York. put back here n Two O'Clock this afternoon for
water, and left again at four O'Clock Her machinery
works well
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=, Round Hill Water Cure, Northampton
sn houIs flom koH York. send for cirouar
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fSAECx, BsoADBxEtS 4 co..

OotAs adAsed lottery o. DeLAwsrs.
fkAnCx, BEOADBEEfB CO..
nAsAozRS.
Lssasere o. ne stse Of reawars ~ III Ias session.
nAvns gysL 70 france. Broadoens lcAory o0atxAt fox
csu ycAfe NO mo Undersigned GoumssoAers appou,ed
y ~ ul ssd etse &c sueertnend tn, drawe& Of
boxs drawn this day
sussrr cousIr-CIAss No. III. Aucusr 10 1872
sc, 4S, 2, 80, Ia, 81, 6, "a, 10, So, SO, s.
CONSOLIDATED LoTrEsY-CLAss 90. August 10. 1852
80, 8, GA, ~, 26, 4S, IL, 81, 7, 5, 81, At, 81.
waess our hands at Wilmington Dsl his day (wednes
JOHN DALI,
JOIN w. WALKER, >Commisxoaera
ALrksD r WOOrfEN,
FRANCE BHOADBkNTS 4 CO.,
Wilmington, DsL
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City Intelligence.

ODD FELLOWS GRAND LOpGs.-rne annual SESSION OF the
Grand Lodge /. o. Of 0 F., Of Southern New York,
oloeei last evening financial system adopted
providing for the expenses of the Grani Lodge by
capita assessment on the members Of the subordnae
lodges The ratio Of representation was aso changed 30
ech thirty members. The officers for the ensuing year
arc
George Smith, of No. 80, Grand Master.
VIM. l.. WemmelI, Of No. 49, Deputy rand Master.
Myer Stern, OF No. 374, Grand Warden.
John J. Davies, Of No. 1, Grand Secretary.
Jacob Russell, Of No %, Grand Treasurer.
D. ". G. Largdon, Of No le6, and Aeram Lent, of No.
40, Grand Representatives
The Grand Master appointed
Rev. John Gray, OF No. Ala Grand Chaplain.
Henry W. Karn, Of No. 100, Grand Marshal
D. D. Valentine, Of No. 35S, Grand Conductor.
Samuel Mcdonald, Of No. 8, Grand Herald.
The annual session Of the z. W. Grand Eacampment
was held the evening OF the 1st inst when the follow
ing officers were elected and ina Allied
PC p, VIM. Murphy, Of No %, G. P.
PEE. ]. Westsriield, of No II, &. H. P.
P.CP., T. Brannsn, Of No. %, G s.
PC j. J. Davies, of No. l, G, Scribe.
p. c. p, George Smith, of No 20, G. Treas.
P. C. p, N. Comfort, Of No. IL, G. J. W.
AID FOR WrDow OF JACOB OErrINGER "A number Of
charitable citizens, among whom Mr. Edward Schlich
ting and Capt Weed Of the Second ward have started
subscription for the benefit Of the widow Of Jacob Oct
tnger the German who accidentally shot aud killed
by Policeman Dobke, in Spruce street. The widow lie
very poor and is the aim of these gentlemen 10 collect
enough support her and her unborn child for year.
Subscriptions cent to Mr. Sch'chtng, at No 80 Bsekmau
street, to Capt, Weed at the Second ward station
house, will reach the unfortunate woman. Any sums,
however small, will be welcome.
The LATE MERCER STREET Mr.. Andrew Sheenap
requests to state that In the late Mercer street aay
merely endeavored 10 preserve the peace and struck
one. BE says the statement will be subsantiated by
friend when the difficulty commenced, and his friend
took no part but to defend hmaelf
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KeEnsdy's Medical Discovery Is Warranted
to scrctua eryspeas ssrheu ecad head
legs. or sae py al druggias.
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nsW Ar.-The ChromO-PhOt0Graphs. New
style portraits Eews ps.en. fs, edition OF beae bsauttl
wo'As Will be ready HOLMEB gallery SOL Broadway
Acndsy, Aus ust 10. LOOK out for sonsailoa
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HaiI-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color,
embs llishment teaed carefully by 9KANDJEAN
50 Twelfth street west side and l Broadway.
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HGlloWa3's Pills and Ointment ..Where-
lore submit 10 medical experiments. wheI 10 an assured
ruth that In every climate every c,u
tkess All external and Internal
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Hill, Inlmirabie Hair Cutter, No. Barclay
street. Closed on sundays Hair oye Soc. q box
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
lie the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
Of the mHnuiHosory. xS3 broadway.
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CTistadorO's HAIR Dye, wigs and Toupees.
Ise best In The world Wholesale and retail The dye pr
vRtely applied NO. As,or Houfc.
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Prince Imperial Champagne
DE yxnoaA co, ePEeFAY. YRAEOA
~tns OF rare atty ri moderate price. Fold the prin
opA hotes and b. al the leading dealers throughout ne
county. x v. HAUaHWOUT, Sole Importer,
corner OF Broadway and Broome street. New York.
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Grover q Bakers Celebrated
kOI6ALEos FAMILY sEWING MACHINES,
AT REDUCED PRiCEa
Temporarily II Sol BROADWAY.
VIII return 70 l96 In . few dAyn
lh2 EulfO0 A.. Hr0nklYn
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OennDcs SaiAxnsndex Safes--With Patent
sowder proof locks and bas Also Gre and burglar
ooi po .Ses pePe, eS nufrny street! corner OF Coeg
ROBERT r. PATRICK
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chronological Examination viii teach a
FOWLAh WILLS, 306 Broadway.
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New style. Price $50. once 81 Erosdwsy.
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HerI1BR's Patent Champion Fire
end burglar proof safes Isl Broadway Of Murray
h, Y. -
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0ln9orss DeWinw alachinee

1lngsF's sewing machines
Are more desirable tor al kinds Of family sewing.
Are capable OF doing greater variety OF work.
Are perfectly simple and eauily kept IN order.
Are much cheaper becauDs they earn msse money.
Are lust the machine for every family
l. n. SING cR CO., l8 Broadway.
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Wheeler & Wilso0's Sewing Machines
Office U6 Broadway, New York
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The Beat srlDg BED In Existence-Hoyve'
Elliptic, from s. to s. 3S Broadway Call and zoe It,
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wat OF the Richmond orays,

Lieut.. Col. Leasrts commanding the Seventh regiment
has issued the folio sing order in reference to the visit Of
the Richmond Grsys who expected TO arrive in the
city on Saturday afternoon will be that the Viz
sinans are likely to be well taken Of during their
stay
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ElANCY COMBS AND CAP PIws-IN GILT Rite
pink pearl red acd black real % and tar
great variety, ut -' -
OSBORNE. BoARDMAN 4 TOwNsENDs
81 ErcadHAY. q Sprfnz
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AAosT DELICIOUS BITTER TONIC NRRvINE AND
M ALTEhATlVE-
Peasan yet active, FAhQUAns California Wine or Hrsss,
d. mildly medcinaaed with Peruvian bark rhubarb unipss.
NfhVCUskbse YsPhPsIA, CONSTIPATION, COLIO-
lis besutHu ss general beverage Quart bottles ST. As
10 AAtor House s62 croadway very BAyes Broou
Depot No Vaick street.