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Fine Arts.


POwELL's FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON
IRVING.
Mr.. W. H. Powell has nearly completed full length
life size portrait Of Washington Irving in his library at
Sunnysde work Of remarkable merit both as regards
the fidelity Of the resemblance and the difficulties under
which it has been executed. few days after Mr. IT.
Wings death Mr.. Kned ler successor to Goup Co.. the
well known print sellers, gave Mr.. Powell order for
such portrait OF him he could execute from early like
his recollections The artist accepted
under the condition that he not to be held responsi
ole for any failure in work undertaken from memory,
and without any recent portrait Of Mr. Irving to aid him.
None later than those taken in middle life then
known to be In existence, the deceased writer having
manifested an inviucble repugnance to go through the
ordeal of sitting again to painter. AS Mr. Powell had
just prepared his canvass and fixed upon the design Of
his pture the dsguerreoype turned up the discovery OF
which we recently noticed photograph taken from
this lent TO him by Mr.. Pierre Irving, nephew
Of the deceased, and thus fortified he commenced
his task. The original likeness, il will be re-
membered, merely bust In upright posture. In
the elaborate picture painted by Mr. Powell the full figure
introduced and entirely different attitude given to IT,
The ustous writer represented seated in the window
Of his library, his head leaning his LETT hand, and his
eyes cast lovingly the magnificent prospect which
lies before him, embracing a. II does, long stretch OF
the Hudson with the Palisades obrudng their bold and
rugged forms in the distance.
Nothing can be stronger or more lfeike than the
sembance Of both features and figure to the original
What is especially to be admired in the work is the skill
with which the likeness OF the daguerrotype has been
ransposed to suit different attitude from that presented
In It, The position natural and graceful and viii be at
recognized strongly individual although, We
have stated Mr. Powell had only his memory trust to
for the figure All the details introduced in the picture
are infinitely accurate, the artist having visited Sunny
side expressly to sketch them. Those that would see
Irving he any day to be for years past In
this his favorite retreat have only to look upon this pic
ture realize all the Characteristic traits Of his
and surroundings.
Although the painting has stu to receive the finishing
touches, Il will be exhibited this evening ct the Academy
OF Music, the occasion Of the commemoration Of
vipg's birthday by the Historical Society Naturally
unwilling Mr.. Powell 10 show his work In an in
complete state he could not help yielding to the wishes
Of the committee and aiding by attractive feature the
effect Of the celebration. AS the picture finally
leaves the artists hands viii be exhibited In Mr..
Knedlers gallery for few weeks previous to It's being
sent to Europe TO be engraved
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

m0rketSs
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1860.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania State fves 93K Reading
Railroad. q; Norris Canal SIX: Long Island Rail.
road, ~: Pennsylvania Railroad 39%. Sight exchange
on New York at par.
NEW ORLEANS March 81, 1850.
Cotton-Saes to-day IL 900 bales: prices sitter, but
quotations unchanged: Lard. in kegs, nhc. uHc,
Freights-Cotton TO Liverpool advanced to 9-1sd Ex-
change unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2, 1860.
Cotton-Saes to-day 5000 bales prices sitter, but quo
tatons unchanged. Sugar dull at 6sSc. 7Kc. Moasses
85c 40c Corn closed with declining tendency at CSC
q 7ec Pork firm sales at ST SO SIS. Freights and
Exchange unchanged.
BALTIMORE, April 2, 1850.
Flour quiet Howard street at IS Is IS s7Is. Wheat
bury white 81 IS 81 So; red 81 40 81 a. Corn
active and advanced 1c white and yellow. zoe. TIC.
provisons steady mess pork. $lS; prime, $15 Bacon,
loc. Whisky steady 1t at 22,Sc.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1880
Flour very dull Wheat steady quiet white, 81 So
u oI red 81 4oa 81 a. Corn active, ana advanced
lc yellow, &c. Provisions quiet Mess pork, SIS rs
$l8 TO- Lard, 111Sc a 12c Whiskey dull at 22hc
CINCINNATI, April 2, 1850.
flour dull: business limited previous rates Prov.
siops dull slow Of sAe, but prices unatered SIGHT ex
change on New York advanced * DER cent on cur
rency, but is unchanged on gold.
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Municipal Elections In Michigan.

DETROIT, April 2, 1850.
At the municipal election to-day In Ann Arbor, the
republicans elected their Mayor and most OF the city Off
GERS by increased mAjorites.
At Adrian the republicans elected their Mayor by ninety
majority.
At Grand Rapids NJ L. Sweet, republican, for Mayor, is
elected by fifteen majority.
A. Jackson the republican candidate fer Mayor elected
by about thirty majority.
At Owasso Amos Could democrat, for Mayor, has 200
majority.
At Ypsilant, Folett, democrat for Mayor, has over
loo majority.
At Miles, the democrats elect their entire ticket by so
majority.
At Pontiac the entire democratic ticket Is elected by
from 10 to 80 majority.
At Flint Cold Water and Hsdale the republicans eloct
their entire tickets by about the usual majority.
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The wealth produced at

D. Inc Woaisn prouuc0u ~
H 4.atss ct the North, and the
ALL IS that every Northern interest is
- iythe continuance and progression
TX servitude. The experiment Of free
& labor has been tried by England, and
IS failed, and the United States is the only ma
don that has maintained its duties towards the
black race, by guiding them through industry
to higher state of being. These views are
powerfully urged, and are supported by official
figures and documents. The appearance Of
Mr.. Kettell's work at the present time cannot
but have most useful effect in counteracting
tho lies and fallacies on which the black repub-
lcan views of slavery are founded, and on
which they have built their platform. As an
antidote to the poison Of the infamous Helper
book, this work should be extensively circu-
lated.
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ST. JoHNs N f., April 2, 1860.
Messages 70: Europe 60 forward per steamship Cir
cassan 70 Galway DO fled at No Fl Wall street to-.
day and up TO noon 70 morrow This is undoubtedly the
speedest means Of communication with Europe, a. was
shown by the last eastward trip OF the Prince Albert
when dispatches from New Orleans were delivered in
London, Hae and Liverpool inside Of seven days from
date The tolls any message left AZ the above named
office before tomorrow will be refunded In the
despatch fails to be put on board the Orcassian.
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Married.

DAyncs-GRsoo. -Oa Sunday, April I. ~ ths Rev.
Charles J. Jones, Mr. J. G. DAWSON, 20 kns MINNIE l..
GxoG, ell OF Brooklyn, NJ Y.
HuDsuT-HRAANS--On Monday, April 2, by the Rev.
". Cosbit, Mr.. L. A. HUDSUr, 70 Miss 4. " HnAAss,
both q this city.
New Orleans and Richmond papers please copy
hnhk-w ArsoN-on Sunday, April l, 81 tho residence
OF inc nov j. 3 Mitchell, Mr. GEORGE e. HK.Ms, 70 Miss
MAnA WATSON, daughter Of VIM. Watson, Esq.
MARrS-ClARKx-On Monday, April Q, at tho shurch
OF the Restoration Brooklyn by the Rev. Henry BiAn
chard, WILLIAM IRWIN MAKrN, 70 Miss KATE daughter Of
Geo. B. Clarke, Esq., all Of Brooklyn.
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Chs Illinois Delegates to Charleston.

81. LoUy, April ?, 1890.
Tho Republican says that IT ia asserted that Hon Mr.
Hunter, Of Virginia. had addressed letter TO Mr. Hern
don, OF Springfield, Illinois, urging the delegates appoin
cd by the administration democrats Of that State by all
means to attend the Charleston Convention The letter
ures tho delegates that they win be admitted TO tho
Conv& nhon, and oounses them to pay attention to
what newspapers may say and advises them by
the Southern routes intimatng that funds will DO pro
vided for their expenses
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Court Calendar-Th,. n.v

SUPREME CONSEQUENTLY I-Nos s53, ss7, sos,
s97 90l, $685. 96 9l9, SOS, 49, 6s7 629 92s go 933
ass, 937, GAL, 943 945. Part H-Nos. 542, eB, $40,
e4o 64s, GA 64e $50 $50, &C., Co., 6s4 &C., CO. or
o74 676, 67S, CSC, 6S2.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Room No. II old City Hail.
Nos ST. So, 65, 70, rs SIS, SO, n, o. o., 1o3 ios iii
10, li5 Part II Supreme Court BUILDING. rocm No
c. Nos SO, Az IS, e. 6a, 90, e., 10 ~, So, w. 90,
90, lo4, 100.
COMMON PLEAS CoyRr Part L-Noe. l7o7 1860, 1866,
sb6, 1880, 23si, 1880, 1862, lss7. 1851, l79o 1887
t7s3, 1877 4o2 Part II Nos. 1869, 70 Si3, 1856 424
l5al, 1042 N2o 1862 1866, 1885, 1870, 1871, 10, 1874
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Brooklyn Photographs, OF Exquisite
finish, In water coors and oils.
WHIIAAsONs Gallery, A9 Fulton street.
Established 1851.
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CORRUPTION IN THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.-Some
further particulars Of the very serious charges
which have been made against several officers
of high rank in the Austrian service appear in
another column. The charges involve pecula-
tion on large scale, and treason. The Vienna
papers are, as a matter of course, silent on the
subject; and the only details we have come by
way of Cologne and London. 1t appears that
the Commissary General of the army operated
curing the late war with contrac tors for sup
plies, and that he and his accomplices were
also guilty of high treason in giving aid and
comfort to the enemy. A great many arrests
5tave been made, the Vienna prisons are full,
and the Emperor finds himself in the very
worst position that the head of great State
could possibly find himself. His empire rests
sntirely upon his half million Of bayonets. His
beople overborne by taxation, and crushed by
ne sristocracy (Which leads the army, have
% affection for their ruler; the government
ands badly with France and England,
I'D is hopelessly in debt The mill
Try power of Austria has alone saved
e government from ruin. The army is
g SkVAy ouu VIC pAiuo VI cAouCAo OOo0pu, WIN
great martinez, and who aspires to be q
neral rather than statesman. Now he finds
at he cannot trust the men whom he has
sded with favors, and that in the Italian war
had not only to contend with the French
Sandman troops, backed by the moral
timent of the civilized world, but also with
ason in his own ranks.
10 doubt there is more or less corruption in
Try government in the world. Strong
vers like England, France, Russia and the
ted States, can live through it and finally
it down; but Austria has seen her best
;, and the present Developments are por-
signs of decay. When the Kaiser can no
Ter confde in his military children, who
opolize all the honors, titles, places and
ey in the realm, he must bring his mind to
contemplation of the fact that he no longer
ssents a great Power, and that in Euro
politics his voice il of no more signif-
than that Of the Duke Of Baden. TIE
i : atonement for Austrian outrage, upon
allan and Hungarian peoples is daTning.
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The Great Western Railroad-Flre.
HAMILTON, G. w., April 2, 1850
The traffic the Great Western Railroad ID rapidly In
creasng. The returns for the last fortnight show In
Of 900 the corresponding period Of las
year.
williams kerosene oil works destroyed by Hre
Saturday night last together with 900 gallons OF OIL
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Fire NJ Danvillc, Pennsylvania.
DASvnIx Pa, March 81, 1860.
The Mansion House, Scroths restaurant, Browns ga
loon, Savages jewery establishment and Dorans tailor
shop, destroyed by fire Sunday morning-loss
SIS oO0 partially insured Fire supposed TO DO the work
of an incendiary.
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Som ethfng New.-A Hcmmer, Tucker,
PBILRR. BINDER, AND GAUGE COMBINED, Just patent
ed simple hemming width and thickness Of cloth either
%sus srA ~ PEC Is IsRkA fnT boS 70
fnR TRADE. ordsrsby mail supplied: postage paid. Com
plste structsas r. with every HEMN6R. Bend for erou-
lar. Also UNIVERSAL BOSOMFOLDKR and HRLF-
40" 90 ''' UNIVERSAL HExxER CO., % Broadway
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w Gather Reports.

MONTREAL, April 2, 1860.
weather clear and cold. Thermometer ten degrees
above Zero Ice showed near Victoria bridge on sa.ur
day.
HALIFAX, April 2, 1860
The LIST day Of April We had fine weather. sky hazy
Thermometer, at noon, 60 degrees wind light, S s. E ;
appearance OF rain towards evening. The "a heavy
rain from aybreak 10 noon; at wind high and in
gusts, N. E. commenced to haill at two P. NJ, and
snow storm followed at four p N. Thermometer 80 de-
erees above zero
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. - UIICA April 2, I60V.
The annual meeting or the Associated Press the State
OF New York will be held, in compliance with the ces
Of ment, at the Morning. Herald Office, in Utica,
Wednesday, April 1850, at II O'Clock A. NJ Officers
for the ensuing year will be elected Members may vote
In person by proxy.
ELLIS II. ROBERTS, Secretary and Treasurer
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The st. Louis City Election.

Tho st. Louis City Election.
ST. LOUIS, April 2, 1850.
Incomplete returns Of Councilman in each election
district indicate that the republicans have carried five
wards and the democrats three. There were no party
nominations In wards from which independents were
elected.
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A SCRANTON Hat.

a SeD60ffOn Hat.
IMrORT Ant AND RELIABLE ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have just received the gratifying intelligence that
Saturday next, the It'll inst
KNOX
VIII introduce entirely original conception OF his portrayed
. attractive Hat Tor young men, which has been very
properly named -
exceedingly neat In is st, e and destined 70 become
with all Young gentlemen OF taste and
anemsnt The Sensation" HAa can be seen. "fe' and
''1S'' ~ NO. BIZ BROADWAY
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARLESTON. March 81, 1850.
The United States mail seamship James Adger, Captain
R. Adams from New York, arrived here at two O'Clock
this Saturday afternoon.
SAVANNAH April 2, 1860.
The screw steamship Huntsville arrived last evening
SAVANNAH, April 2 1860.
The steamship Star Of the South, from New York,
arrived yesterday morning at two O'CLOCK ALI well.
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SUSSEX COUNTY, Glass TO- ArRu .. 1860.
coSsoIDAYr TIL, Io ol q, irsm ises
Al, 10, A, AZ, So, SO, II, 40, 80, AZ, 81, 90.
FRANCE. BROADBENTs Il co,
Managers Wilmington, Delaware.
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The Herald Roof-The Roof OF our
build ng which ts leaky disposition, for mery annoyed
much sst January thoroushy covered With the Elss
tbs Cement Of those enterpsipg young JkO henry
Co. Of No 90 Canal street, which time has remained
pr rfecy waertght and afforded entire Satisfaction. Give
the young chaps boost
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Letter from George Wilkes, the Editor,
In Europe-A Manly Letter from Tom Savers, tie English
Champion-Letter from Censor on the coming "M'-Full
her Sbs,,snse ~ tha amn"n 9,.ra;".n NJ Rir
Correspondence and Sporting News from al parts in WKR5
SPihII, now out,
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DrnWtnKs OF tho DeIawRre STATE LOtte-
RES, WOOD EDDY CO.. Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LorrERIEs
DELAwAxE-ExrRA Glass NO. l57, APRIL = 1860
IS, l, 81, ID. AZ. A. Is, 81, 70, 43, ". 60, 20.
DErAwARX-CLAss No. l5S, APRu q 1850
"A, rs, TO- Al, so, 81, 67, 6, 2S, o. So, IT, IL.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY add easing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington. Delaware.
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Fire at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn April 2, 1860.
Almost the entire business portion Of Jacksonpot Ark
destroyed by fire Wednesday last Loss $50 oOO
Insured for $S1 GOO.
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Mrs. W1nslovv's Soothing Syrup.-MII-
bottles used every year In the United States
children setbng with failing Relief I'm
mediate and certain. Only Is cents bottle.
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Timolat's Sulphur and dedicated Va
Dor Baths 70 Spring Estabahed 1870 by tie late
Louis j. Iimoat, from Paris
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Bassford, Jr.'s, Billiard Friends In
ved TO Court and Remsen Streets Brooklyn. Billiard
and playing l49 Fulton street, No. Ann street, z.
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Capt Daniel Searles, doorkeeoer, of the Louisiana
House OF Delegates suicide Baton Rouge
La On the 2lst ul oy blowing out ns DRAINS For yeSs
h. sept bs coGo pnt winding sheet Ia his hon aus
he eireaoy hel mis- 'ombstone 10 The cemetery wuh bis
La1e Insc.!egi. lie Nss 70 sa.s Of aSs.
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Steinway & Sons
0vERSTRUNG 0RAADS AND SQUARE PIANOS.
WArerooms "a and IS Walker street.
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News from Havana, SC.
New ORLEANS, April 2, 1850.
The steamer Habana, from Havana Both ult has ar
rived The markets unchanged. The excitement
about the captured steamers continued
1t is reported that an agent Of Mramon s In this city
now after ammunition, &c
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The italian Opera In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1860.
Patti appeared at the Academy Of Music this evening as
Martha, the simple announcement Of which attracted
a fashionable and Overlooking audience She greeted
with applause upon her appearance and her singing
and acting woke the audience up the highest pitch Of
enthusiasm.
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Official Drawings OF Hodges, Davis &
CO.'S Con solidRed Lotteries of Georgia.
CLASS 294, APRIL J. 1850.
49, 49, II, 10, IL, 80, 81 81, 81 81, SO, Al, SO, 4.
Prizes cashed at 56S Broadway Circulars sent FREQ.
hODGAs DAVIS CO.. Managers,
0eorda
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Something Entirely New.-PhalOn &
SONS Snow White Oriental Cream" for whitening and
Identifying The complexion Warranted In way injurious
sold by ali druggists, and at 6l9 Broadway.
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The SLAYER Orion.

BOSTON, April 2, 1880
Morgan, Champerain and Dunning, late officers Of tho
bark Orion an alleged saver held in 900 each for
trial. Inc examination will probably take place to-mor
row.
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THE SENSATION IA

Spring Fashion Hats-S3, 81 and %.
WHITE, Halter, ZIG broadway,
opposite st. PAuls church q
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Iron Work for Buildings OF Every De-
scripton, SIRE and Bank Fronts Columns Orders
rsfpgs Doors shuters &C., manufactured at JANIS l.
JACKSON d BROTHERS. Iron Works, Twenty eighth
street, Second avenue and Twenty ninth street.
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Beautiful COMPLEMENTARY Liquid
ing and preserving tho skin. $50 Broadway.
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chronological Examinations. Showing
Talents Deiec proper Trade Pursuit, given daily
1t FOWLkR WELLS sos Broadway.
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Fairbanks' Standard Scales
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DIFFERENT SIZES AID STILES,
sdspted every branch of busne whoro and dur
able scale required Call and examine send for illus
FAIRBANKS CO.,
l69 Broadway, n Y.
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ACADEMY OF Music, PmADnPHA.-Mr. Jas. NJ Nixon
the enterprsng proprietor Of Cooks Amphitheatre
succeeded in obtaining lease Of the Philadelphia AGA
DENY Of Music.
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DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi
Cure Truss With in eectinK permanent
hernia or rupture MARSH co, No. z vesey st, NY.
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Race In New Orleans,

Race In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2, 1880
Unknown won the foot yesterday for 81, 600 by
ten feet Schultz ahead In the first hundred yards
Time lSK seconds Another $40 900 race is proposed al
IOusyille.
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Barry's TrfoOpher0Ws II the best and
cheapest article for dreayg beauyipg cleansng curling
preserving and restoring TIE hair LAdss ~ Sold By a.
drugHLsta
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
PEGS The best IN the world Wholesale aud retail and tbs
dye privately applied NO. Aston House
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Scrofula.-A few bottles Of Kennedy
Medical Discovery strictly following tho de0on In tho pam
meut Will cure every case.
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Herr1ng's Potent Champion Fire and
Brrtsr Proof Safes Isl Broadway corner of Murray street,
New York.
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Mach lnes.-
Once 500 Broadway, New York.
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Dtmportant Observation-Disclosures and
IS mmering The and cure, by DR.. A. 6MKDLEY.
nee 6s broadway No charge until perfecs saf.eson
2 ven, Hours 10 o.
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"A Ph0tOgra phs. S1-Porfcct Licensees,
in various model postures at HOLMES Gallery SIS Broad
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NEW YORK SOLD TO CREATE SEWARD ELEC-
T1oN FUND-We publish in another column q
communication showing the machinery by
which the black republicans of this State in
tend to raise . fund to aid the election of
Seward. 1t has been frequently stated that
the plundering system of legislation which
prevails at Albany this session was arranged
with view to obtain money and influence for
-, republicans at the coming election-the
richest vein being this unfortunate metropolis,
which, 1t appears, was to be robbed, right and
left Thus we are informed that division of
the spoils accruing from all the corrupt jobs
city railroads, ferry leases, market contracts
and the rest of them-was agreed upon be-
tween the recipients of these infamous jobs
and the Seward fund-the "fund" to receive a
portion of the profits in each case. In this
fashion the black republican Legislature has
consented to sell and barter the rights and
privileges of this city, over which it has no
Legitimate control whatever, to any one who
pays the required sum to assist the election Of
black republican cand date to the Presi.
dency But what say the citizens and tax
payers of the metropolis to this pretty bargain?
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Tcupee
aciory Bono Private entrance for lsdies The
Dye applied In the SIX -,ight rooms
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HollOway's Pills. - Four-fifths Of the
d,scases which sict mankind spring from tainted blood
OCCASIONAL recourse 10 these reeces t this will
and insure the measurable blessings OF health and hap
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Fiji, Inimttabse Hair Cutser.-Uair
Eye 20 Cents fnfsoie OpRueut for the growth and beauty
the halr no barclay sT eek