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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

! Democratic meeting is to be held at
MitcheIl's Station, Saturday, August the
llth. Tor the purpose OF appointing dele
oates 10 attend the State Convention to be
held in Siaunton on the 10th day Of this
mnuih
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
EXANDRIA:

SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1850
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

On Tuesday last, the weather was cold III
" eStern New York and frost. it is said
was seen about Niagara. This is early to
begin, however, ii has been warm enough
there since then.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

\ monument to IIog-, the Ettrick Shep-
herd anal Poet. has been erected i'll Scotland,
near where he lived and on the very spot,
where, durin. his life, he was told, his friends
and admirers would place "a stone 10 his
memory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

II. Bnncher Swope, ESD, who was chair
man Of the American State organization in
Pennsylvania, in 1858, and who was one Of
the founders of the Peoples party, has come
out for Bell and Everett, as he cannot go the
republican doctrine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
Mr. Beli's Vote.

The Richmond Enquirer says that Mr..
BELL failed TO vote on the bill for 1.-The aboll-
ton Of the slave trade in the District OF Co
lumbia." Though it is Il matter Of small
Importance whether he did or not, we desire
to make our neighbor stick to the facts and
to the record. Mr.. Bell opposed the bill for
the suppression of the slave trade in the Dis
trict, and ,ycnrded his rote dyaimst ii, as tile
followipr vote will show.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

The Regiments and Battalions Of Nolun-
teers formed out of Il portion OF the above,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
HOME BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOuS'
LADIES -,

NEEAL-Fresh Corn Meal for sale at on, 1r'
lM aug MEADE !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

Hon. I. c. lIindman, Representative in
Congress from Arkansas, says in Il card to
the Arkansas people that there is Il design
on foot countenanccd and promoted by a
portion of the Democracy, to give the elec-
tora vote II Bell and Everett and he is evil
IDENTITY apprehenSlve that it will lie done.
Hindmau ought TO know.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

At New Orleans, August ,, the Bell and
Everett meeting was largel yatlended. some
dozen speeches were delivered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

Gre Cox, the purser OF the Great Eastern,
IS the man On whom the blau'c is thrown tor
TIE late 'doings" on the Cape May excursion.
lie provided the provisions-amd wretched
p.oviGing it was The officers of the ship,
1onerslly, were said to be il.behayed and
uncourtcor,s fellows. Capt. Hall, however,
3 oot included in the censure. The Great
Eestera is "at discount though every
1oGy admits rhat the vessel itself is great
rrOaGpr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

The 0ockmen are fitting up the old Sen
1T, Chamber, IN the Capitol in Washington,
.c1 tins use Of the Supreme Court. The Ma
cfl Monument which formerly just stood be-
.orc the west front of the Capitol, has been Ia
en- down, and carried TO Annapolis The
-ects eni chairs are all to be restored IN the
house OF Representatives. most improper
Observation-Disclosures other alterations are 60
ing Oh IN and ABOUT the Capltol-and the
,?or'. on the two wings is pushed forward
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

NNHE NEXT SESSION OF THE FEMaIa,
i School al Cedar Grove, three miles Sou,n =
Warrenton, Va, will commence on the io'n y
September, and closa the last of Jnne. The pu'D
Der Of boarders will be limited 10 eight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

the Republicans Of New York are quit"
delighted with the efforts of the breckenridge
leaders They say the buffers from the De-
mocracy are doing them the best sort Of SER
vice, and they boast that they have time 10
sleep on their arms. oil! y taking care to
"ikeey their powder dry" that the Dcmocra-
tic sappers and miners are entitled to their
especial thanks for splitting the nationals.
They are perfectly willing to pay for the
music and ammunition used in demonstra-
tons for Breckenridge and Lane. In mer-
camille phrase they call it - good invest
mcnt"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

The friends Of Bell and Everett held mass
meeting at Newark, New Jersey. on We'd
nesday evening. The call was upon all per-
sons. without regard to former political pre-
judices or party attachments. opposed to the
Republican organization. TIE lion. SilaS
Condirt presided, and made IL brief address.
Resolutions were adopted approving the plat
form Of 1.-THE Union, the Coustitution. and
the enforcement of the laws. and endorsing
the craftsmanship Of MessrS. Bell and Ever
etr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

the ccuEsriien VII eeptnd wkeuy upca whether ths
Douglas mes or the seoeders shall set pcsssaioa.
7m PorTfR BowH KuFH Tho bowie knife which tAs
Missouri delegation brought tho Chicago conyrnoa 70
present to Jno r. Potter amcst seven feet long; ths
blade nearly iopg the han die shuts up like
common knife, and il weighs nearly forty pounds. Tho
handle Ia Of gnum vite, insid with brass jets; the h
Is solid brass the butt Of the handle Is solid braas
and the back is lined with brass On one side is tho in
scription, Presented u Hon Jno. r. Potter by the Ms
souri, Republicans" and the other side IL, "Aways
ready for any Prior engagement"
sKcEDaRs' MEETING IN NKw oRkEASs--A meeting 10
endorse the action Of the Louisiana delegates 10 the
Charleston Convention held In New Orleans on the
l2thinst
MICHIGAN STATE CoSvEsuoS.-H has been decided 10
postpone the meeting of the Democratic Slate Convention
Of Michigan which called for the alst inst, until
Thursday the 18th day OF June. This action deemed
advisable on Of the adjournment Of the National
Convention TO the 18th OF june the democracy Of the
State mot being well prepared 70 take action they
viii be after the Presidential nomination.
MISSISSIPPI A. Brcugher, democrat has been elected
Secretary Of State Of Mississippi.
DEMOCRATIC vicroEY IN MSRyIANp.-Mr Humbird, who
elected Mayor of Cumberland, Nd the l4sh inst,
the democratic candidate He defeated Mr. NoCleary
opposition by 46 majority Tho former received 500 and
the latter 32s votes Last year the democratic candidate
was defeated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

deAt's Grsusds-How they EnjOy oil
Tnemselves--The Treaty not vet signed

whslr ExcIusfvensss-vfsft to the Presf-
dent's 0rsusds-How shey Entoy sd
TneHseives-The Treaty not yet sigaed
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May 20. 1850.
Ths crowd about Wizards see the Gagged Japanese,
"a the crowd playfully expresses Il, perfectly awful
This owing to the fast that they keep closely In their
rooms NOT going out into any part OF the hotel oil the
door whore they are quartered The charge Is often
made By those who cannot gain admission into their
rooms that they kept casod against their wishes
This sgrest libel upon the commissioners who have
charge Of them. Captain Porter who has the special
charge Of them, has had carriages standing u the door
ever since they arrived and has urged them repeatedly
70 ride, but they have positively declined
This afternoon Captain Porter took them up to the Pre-.
sidents grounds where they INDUCED In all aors Of
pes laying down, rolling over, jumping. laughing, &C.,
srjoyng themselves than they have since they left
Japan. An party, including the sixteen officers and
my servants, were out
The treaty mot yet signed and this the reason why
they 60 out the two Ambassadors Censor and
Vice Governor did not Co.
This evening all, including the -four above named,
attended n . meeting BY themselves in the concert
rooms belonging to Wizards HOTEL The was bril-
aaty lighted up, an orgsnst presided and played seve
raj beautiful airs. The four high officials sat the sofa
The others ali arranged themselves according to their
rank Captains Ies, Hartstene Porter Colonel Colt and
your correspondent were the only ones present
The princes and officials vent up 10 the gallery and
Aminsa the organ very infinitely in every part Como OF
them tried their hand st payicg which caused great fun
and nerrment among them, particularly the doctors
The crowd increases every hour that policemen
stationed In the halls TO keep the crowd u bay.
The princes very exclusive even coming from
Aspinwa, the Roanoke, the Ambassadors not
deck than cozen times during the whole trip, then
only . few minutes at Inc Is decidedly contrary to
thelr Ideas Of what belongs TO their poaion. They
slider great compromise OF dignity To 90 out Of their
room, or mix Up with the officers Of lower rank.
The whole party, from the cooks 70 the Ambassadors,
perfectly happy and delighted with Captain Porter,
and ths other gentlemen Of the committee, with the way
In which they are taking OF them
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FKuGurs - Engagements not very sctve, while
bcsbeis gfsis we're engaged, chiefly IN bulk sad
bass, II 1kd aTxd., with some wheat 81 I'D in bah,
.sa !. "a IN ssais' sas; and ID 10 .,.., ,oss
i = Dsl ss TO 70 S.:ss. sasS. is"s %hs.
ycsssi engaged 600 bbis rom for London, At y %.
ruu.-Ratins continued Ia fair demand, with further
sa.s q bunch = q ss, and Of Aye u ~ 70 q Is,
Frsu ~fbe MARKET wss DUH for al kinds. Dry cod wus
ssling moderately a. ~ 20 20 for ~: Georges Bank
., 81 iajl sis SIX, ana large No ., siO So Her.
s.I-s.,s' ., go bale: . ..s made ..m
dag or two Of ESQ bales Of The crop Of 1852 At &c isc
sorne lots of old were sold s,pt
,aes within The pssi two or three days Of eco tons, al
81 80, SIX months the latter ngure for the best qua
Hsy. Ensnsh bars we're unchanged.
in ,wo days past Of zoo soas At 3 es and 1900 pigs Ca
lena, In parcels on The wharf, Mt ts 80.
scsded common II e7c., and lump Al SOC. cash, for
NoLssss --salss Of 500 hhds Of Cuba were made ct
17isc and leo ueroes muscovAdo II ale. $40.
NAVAL s1csxs were quiet and In tho absence o. sales Of
Importance que tstoss we're more or les nominal.
at GO and COO gallons we're reported for future de-
livery private terms. Crude whale vas In fair demaad
with s.ss Al New Bedford and New London ., q kc. .
sc, the latter figure for selected Sales OF olive Of
Continued 70 be mAdc 81 80 70 . 81 80 for quarts and
pints In boxcs. with aacs 70 arrive at private terms
Pnovfsoss -rcsk--The MARKET was leo buoysnt bu'
active at slight conversion IN csses The uanssc-
tons footed up about SEQ bbh including sew mes u
vi sly SIS thin mes, s7 20 new prime sl3 rs, and
old co. sfz 20 Bsef wns steady and IN fair request
repacked m<ss, ~ tfo co. and extra ~ Gil rs 2 SO;
prime mes vas nrmly held, and sales OF 500 ueroes
seady request, with saies reported Of 2ooo bbls AMI
heyoss lie i1xc Cut meats were steady, win Gales
q sbout &c packsses 81 7c. IKE. for shoulders, and
% 9kc. Tor hams Better and cheese were In fair
quen end prioes unchanged Rice Ia STE Ady demasd
with ssupe saAee Ia day two for export the sales
brsned " dey 100 terces ~ 81 ~ e2k per 100 lbe
sUre-Gwu IVES quiet and nominal, while snail
sacs o. timothy were making for the country ri ~ SIX
. 10 Ilnseef vas firmly held; The Last sale vN made
IN Bcsson q Calcutta n 81 T1k cash.
erosss were nrm and active. he whcis advance
during The week hes been equal 70 about 40 W Ec re-
storing r.cfs 70 NE MI ssesrd current before the late
cepressscr snf In some csses slightly VA s1v,nce Of
The sales 70 DAY reached about seos 200 hhss csy
CosA nssssvpdos, rc!usins fsn rsanlng gsoss 6xs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

The feature of the week on the stock exchange
was the decline in Pacific Mail andPanams. II
arose. was explained In Saturdays HERALD
from the mysterious disappearance Of the secre-
tary Of the Pacific Man Company, who ieft the
books on the eve Of dividend day without list Of
stockholders. The suspicion which was naturally
suggested BY his disappearance, and the condition
Of Affairs at the company Office, was that On over
issue Of stock had taken place. scrutiny was
commenced on Thursday. and is stu pending;
thus far nothing has been discovered except
that, in May, 1859, when the last ten per cent
dividend was declared and paid, the book
kept by Mr.. Hoffman, the missing secretary,
showed stock list amounting to $1,000 shares,
while the actual amount Of stock issued was only
$3.50 shares Whether this apparent overissue
was an innocent error or fraud, and whether any
stock has subsequently beensissucd irregularly,
remain to be determined, and the public must wait
the result Of the examination before forming q
Judgment SO far as the stock ID concerned, unless
II should appear that some very large amount In
deed has been overissued In value will not be ma
terially deprecated, though the company has
agreed 10 protect II; an overiue Of half million
would not prevent its selling ~ par Ia q short
while, though II would Of course injurs the
many holders 10 sell out, and invest their money
In property administered with more exsctitudc.
But the actual pecunisy consequences OF the A.
fair should II prove criminal-are Of far less npor
lance than ih moral aspects. We have no hesita-
ton In sayipg that Il Mr.. HOFFMAN ever frsuiu
ls,flv cx~vtssura s<,o,< In Cha pacfsr Mai Can.
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pany, n Is the duty of the officers Of that company
to find hl'Tu, anl make an example of him.
Nor should in. tee rest here. II was morally i'm
possible for Mr.. q. fman to overissue Pacific Mail
stock without the eonoivance Of others--we do not
mean in the company, but in the street. If he
did so, some brokers or bsokers were aware
of the fact, knew of the fraud that was going on,
connived at it, and perhaps pro6ted by 1t. No man
in Dir. Hohman's position could, alone AID unaided,
have created spurious stock, and turned il into
money, without attracting something more than
suspicion among the parties who sold the stock for
him. those who bought it, and those to whom il was
transferred II, therefore, it should transpre that
Mr.. Hoffman s really guilty the public viii require
that the officers Of the Pacific Mail Company should
discover his accompces and at least let the public
know what men in Wall street are willing to be-
come agents for the sale of fraudulent stock
receivers Of stolen goods.
We make these remarks upon the hypothesis
which the facts and the directors statement Justify
that there has really been fraudulent overissue
At the same time the indications are thus far that
this overissue is small in amount, and may have
occurred through carelessness, not criminality.
Mr.. Hofman's previous character, the confidence
placed in Linn by men Of large experience, his
habits OF fe the regard he must have felt for the
reputation of two brothers both in situations OF trust
IN Wall street. and the absolute want Of evidence
10 show that be ever speculated in stocks, all
strengthen the theory that the trouble which has
occurred IL the fruit of carelessness and negligence
and not of deliberate fraud
A few days will settle the question. Yesterday
the company paid the dividend on the certificates
presented to them, and stamped all such as genu-
inc. As the inducement is pretty strong for every
stakeholder to send for his dividend without delay,
we presume that most Of the stock will be pre-
scented within day or two; and comparison be-
tween the number Of certificates presented and the
stock list viii go far toward showing IL any spu-
rious stock be in existence.
Panama sympaihized with Pacific Mail, and de-
clined altogether about fifteen per cent during the
week, recovering somewhat at the close. Apart of
this decline is perhaps due to the difficulties which
appear to beset Mr.. Sanford in his negotiation at
Bogota. But sympathy with Pacific Mail was the
more active cause of the fall.
Other stocks were pretty strong all the week,
and would probably have closed higher, but for the
uneasiness created by the Pacific Mail affair. The
earnings Of the Western roads increase steadily, and
the revival of immigration and the crop prospects
encourage the belief that the Western country is
about to witness an unparalleled period of prospe
rity, IN which all welplanted railroads will reap
large harvest We subjoin, In tabular form, the
earnings of some Of tic ding lines for the second
week in May
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY, May 70, 1860.
The imports from abroad last week we're heavier
than those Of the corresponding week last year. the
excess being In general merchandise. not dry
goods. or sugar alone we took last week Hiss.
1876, s3ot5sl Of conee, q very heavy amount OF
iron, steel and tin, and some large shipments Of
glass, earthen ware, jewelry and watches. Last
weeks exports, both OF produce and bullion, we're
lees than those Of the corresponding week last
year; but SO far as the former Is concerned this
may have been caused to some extent by the pre-
vafling easterly winds The following are the COM
paravs tables Of the foreign trade OF the port for
n ov>d
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and grocesy grades Of 7c. Ttfc. and PA 49, :.
DC and tco boxes at SAC and 200 hhdA- ~ Tai<c
I3AiiLow.-Saies Of 80 lbs. were made N~''
Movements In Real Estate.
By A. j. Blocker. Son 4 Co.
parcel north side 45h st. near Sd av 10 Sxl00 1880
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Spring and Summer Card
pportssioss reflections Al chces ssSvses Of As
sD ana se nov sSy 'f s ms"
Sssssia syls: s..inss: :prss sestiss: ssd vssSn
rssd. s.sis % ri .s,l, .sesdsa. 81: :sss.
Is ':ss ne
o. make and ss. prepared 10 SAL At Ne lowest
D1vrIs "a H y So s. S 90
A Physiological Exsmination VIII tell
sySsI %sS jg' seT 70 ss sad what 70 de- Apply row
rssssFrspA'e ocsai .sS G.= .,s n.
Exeelsior Drsss Hat for Gentiemsn.-
WHIT H: SSp:, ~ e s'ifs ss,s tsur,A.
A. Dassrsrd's Billiard Palacs.-Viftesn
oss: ~ ss. "a =. =. :-
A Grover q Baker Eelsels.s sewing na-
~ z =: =: q rsI Z, s:. : s.s Gns -
wne.ssr = xale..,s sewing Haeha.ss.
su,ss. rross iass. n Sss.AvaS. sas~ q x,rS ssss
o. L;.c. v.s,:sy Of sR:, :..: 0.:s.
8: s::. Ssis;; ';s ~
Every Business Man saould Have q
ssg, e !, y: 3. s s:Si =, s's Hssp ss
DassheIsr's Hair Dye, WIG snA Tsspss
yss cs Y Boz &c: -rrvs's sasaas' d. A<sA rASays
BsautifuI Compisxisn.--Lasrd's Laqusr
- s:, "a e s q r.
Gsuraud's Poudr. Subtitle Upreets Hair
bay Z. oeU GA GA sepos 81 wahG sEsss; Ma nsys
Barry's rrfeepherous IL the Best ana
ss - r e: e s 80 E y
drusxHA
DE-. Kfnnes New Truss.-Cheap, Clean,
durable End eocortaels Zoe al ensss fses bsuer has
Trussss DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply
T. sss r s s = = e
an slsss ssossip Bets sshsns Irus:ss s.d On saris
Ss r: ss = f:s
Dyspspsie s,d os.stspatse. C.r.a
dspos sua Broadway, sId b. III druEsss asd EroosrA
IIII's Hair Dye, 80 Cents depot. I bar
clay street. and sold b. ali druhts iniAsis Han cuss.
By sss uness blood s-crsuoas Tfsss nsdcines
Cristsdsrel Hair Dye. WIGS sad
The Excslleseies OF Burnetf's Cocoafne
tro- NE fsr, IA, M trncgs hsr.clsns ecosas
vsgss.ss 10 peessins s,n.r snis. Tor sse sss.sess
hsk ne rsp'd Ahsoptca leaving but ns rsa<us tss
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CITY COanERcIAL REPORT.

Asns Inc narksl W. slsady with Gales Of 10 Q 80
bib, ncludiBg pos = Is - and pearls u Is o. Tbs
Ssss s'iS rs &c snp ~ ron nss s "a &C.
Nay Dcudes ,o42 bbs Pota and 4S7 do. pearls
brands active, including purchases for sx
port, and prices Of common grades were maintained,
while tho higher clan Of Medium brands heavy and
rather fhe transactions foos up about fecOo
bbs, closing within The range Of the following quota
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Married.

Married,
BYaUx-PHiPns lin this CITY, on Saturday. May 10, By
the Rev Thomas Macfarsn, Joas GRAY BrSuM to MAMIE
BEADIxy PHPrs, both Of Tennessee
fkAKE-PRAiL-Ou Wednesday, Nov. 20, by the Rev.
Dr. Morgan, JOAN PEAKE, OF New YORK, TO CHAaLoIr2 A.
daughter Of W. II. H. Prall, Esq, Of Albany.
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-tapadan flour was unchanged, while salea embraced
about eco bb 1t IS IS ., 30 for extra Southern -four
In fair request, while prices for grades r
regular the sales embraced about 2oto bbs including
lots for shipment 70 tropical porta, closng within
the range Of prices given above. Rye -four was steady
Of the above ngures with sales Of $50 bbs Corn meal
was quiet ~ the above range OF prices. Wheat was
heavy and lower the receipts large; The sales
braced about - oc0 bushels, including white Western NJ
81 o. 81 90, red DO at 81 40, Chicago spring at 81 20
81 ny, Milwaukee club Al 81 ~ 81 IS, prime Racine
spring al 81 "a, delivered and Western and Canadian
wtuo p. Corn displayed increased activity, with
good demand for export; The sales footed up about
5000 . to,cto bushels, including purchases Of
sound for export; tho sales incuded unsoand West
mixed n 62xc, sound do. n 6ec. 1oc.,
and good 10 prime DO. 81 Tic. nc round yellow
at tec TIC. and good white Southern al Sic Barley
nomisal n 6oc 73c and barley malt q 1sc e0c
Rye was unchanged, with small sales at SIC. s7kc
aosA Oats nrmer. and salss o. Westers and
Canadian made n S0kc ~ Nc and state ~ a. 10
Gowns was quiet and saes limited Il unchanged rases
Co7IoS-rhe news BY the AdriAtic had eject upon
the market far - was developed. The sales en-
brsocd about ooo balcs, part In transit The market
cl,ted The base Of the following quotations.
INV YORK CLASSIFICATION. ~ o.
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Drawings OF France, Bsosdbsnts 4 Co.'S
Delaware lo teytes-
sussIx COUNTY. CLASS 10. NAY 10, 1850.
CO, SO, z, AZ, So, 10, Is, 6. "a. 40, 6t, g.
GRAND CossorIpArss Lorfsar-OtAss "a. NAY 10, 1850
IS, So, so, "a, Q, 23, rs. Is, SO, 6z, IS, 81.
FRANCA. BRO DBENrs CO.,
ManAgexs Wilmington, Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

EMcRAuoS WESTWARD From the LIST to tho It'll OF May
inclusive, the following number Of wagons and mon
passed Omaha City, Nebraska Territory their way
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotte-
ries WOOD. EDDY 4 co. Managers OF The
DELAWARE. KHNIucKY AND Missouri srAyA L0rrKRLz
As. s. 81, 80, 45. 81. rs, 10. il. 81. So /.
DnAwARE-CIAss no. 80. Nay IL 1890.
10, As, sc, SO, ls, H. 81, SO, IS, II, -, 46, 8.
or 70 WOOD, RDDY Co., b. Louis, Mssoan.
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Geo. b. sIoat & Co. . Celebrated Elliptic
q. a. COLLINS, go Broadway.
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The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad line for the second week In May
exclusive Of earnings for excursion Ltrains, were
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The Exeslleseies Of Burnetf's Cocaine
apresr from he fart that M rncpsi Ingredient cooag
vegetsbe ~ poscssns e,nisr anuea for tie
81 ne skin, and opArsna ssmluanspAxer uss 10 ~
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Chas. III. Williamson's Brooklyn CAL
cry eIqubts PhoosrApha In coiors and OILS
AblAhed 1851 349 Fukcn sree1
LadieS Dress Rosstte r .imminGs.-Ro-
seses 0imps. Bra,ds LOCKlTT. SON O0G 81 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

HoIIewayss Pfl1s.--More Deaths are Re-
pr aod sny Of The csussd
By unes Of the blood and secreuons These medicines
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

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DE prisaiely applied NO sAstx House.