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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

OYSTERS IN TIKI CHEsAPEAkE.-The Msryland Leg
ilatnIe has bill before it which interests our oyster
men, who have for years past suffered from the re-
oyster beds in Chesapeake Bay. The bill now before
The Legislature allows dredging for oysters in deep
water ia Chesapeake Bay. The bill Is accompanied
by a memorial, signed by all the principal packing
supply is not equal to the demand and that there are
abundant sters in deep water which cannot be
with longs the law prescribes. They state that
three out Of every five vessels engaged in running
oysters to market are compelled to dredge theu and,
when caught doing So their vessels are seized and sold
under the law, leaving them penniless withou. tho
means of support The memorial Asserts that il Is An
undeniabble fact that there oysters ChssA-
peake Bay this day than there were twenty years ago.
Instead of njurng the beds, it is the only way by
which the quantity can be increased.
Philadelphia Pubic Ledger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17
NEBRASKA A REPUBLICAN TERRITORY.

Correspondents of The N. Y. Tribune.
OMAHA, n. T., March 5, 1860.
"We have met the enemy, and they are ours.
Democratic Omaha has fallen before the onward
march of Republicanism. Our city and constitutional
convention elections were both held here to-day, and
in both the Republicans were triumphant electing
their whole ticket by fair msortes in both elections
with the exception of Marshal on the city ticket. For
our young city, it is glorious triumph. 1t is the irst
city election in which the Republicans have run sep-
rate ticket. Omaha has been considered as hopeessly
Democratic. Executive patronage, corruption, and
bribery have hitherto succeeded in controlling tho
affairs of our city, but now we trust their end
has come. Two years ago Republican here was
sneered at, and told he had better go back East-h
was too far west for RepubGcanism; but BY per-
severence and faithful adherence TO principle, he u
now looked up TO as a man among mep.
The vote for delegates TO the Constitutional Conven
ton is yet determined in this county, az the returns
not all in. 1t has most probably gone Repubhcsn
have elected entire ticket IN this city winch
has been considered the stronghold OF Democracy.
Our ticket, elected here is Alfred Conkling j. NJ
Thayer, G. c. Mcneil, j. III. Kellom, Joseph Fox j.
G.. Mitchell, L. p. Brewster, and IL. Munger.
The call for the Convention will probably be voted
down by the people. Here the vote was largely
agsinst il. The measure was Democratic one, ana
they are responsible for it. The general opinion Is
thai the Territory will go decidedly Republican, ana
if the Convention should be held there viii be clear
Republican majority in that body. Prominent iSemo
Gratis have admitted to-day that we fairly 0utvoeed
them last Fall but they cheated us at the
and by means of those frauds Gen. Estaorook holus
for the presen the seat of Delegate In Congress from
this Territory. -. r.h oe
The river at this place has been open since Feb. Is
and our steam ferry boat Immediately commenced
running. boat is daily expected from d. LOUIS lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

WHOLE FAMILY PosoNED.-The citizens OF
Napieryille, Dupage County, have been having mad
dog excite lately. One day this week, gentle
man, whose name we have not learned, went to drug
store to get poison for the purpose Of sxtermpa
ing part Of the canine community, and while there
purchased some chewing gum for his childres. he
put both packages in his pocket aud returned home.
by miAiake he gave the wrong package to hs children
and battd the dogs with the gum, IN consequence o.
which tho former very coon died. Not long after nus
wife also expired from the effects OF small portion
the supposed gum, and the man was himself tasea
dar ger nsy ILL., he having taken taste OF the posoa
snder the same mistake. Our informant states 'aS
the child of another hiss been poisoned the sA"'
town by eating soda cracker prepared ios aaoG a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-17

Tile BostOn Transcript says that letter from
youDg Boston lady in Florence dated the I'D OF feo
rnary reports having the Rev. Mr. Nule VINO mao
Just returned from southern tour in Italy. Mr. NUE.
while in Rome, had met Rev. Theodore farker au"
party, snd reports "thst Mr. Parker looked very wen
ard had strong hopes for himself" Mr. Mute was on
hieway 10 Paria
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created mass of ridiculous antecedens which
make is impossible for hin ever 70 become q
popular favorite.
In this course Wise is not exceptional. Every
other self.named candidate for the Presidency
does the same thing. The greatest soldier Of
the age General ScOtt-in ak month"; can
didacy, succeeded in losing very large share
OF the popularity he had gained by his military
achievements Sam Houston is 9 candidate,
and yet very few men besides Sam himself en-
terrain the fallacy that he is popular man.
We might run through the whole List of aspi-
rants and the same great falacy would be ap-
parent with each Of them, when the truth Is,
that from the moment . man sets himself about
attaining the Presidency he sets himself about
committing political suicide. Some cut their
jugular, others take strychnine, others hang
themselves, and they all come to the Same
end. Then some halfwittsd follower comes
and sheds tears over the corpse, just as the
Richmond Enquirer does now over that
Niee
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two, and then turned alpaap and tums& down bin eva
throat, leaving the spectators 10 ne dsrk
Mr.. TonrxMs (reP) al Ohio, proceeded 10 Ghsw that
the fsshess Of the Republic were thoroughly Aat
slavery than the present republican party.
Mr. NORRIS, (rcp OF Pa deprecated the ncgieot Of the
sion OF ssctsons questions It should bs the aim OF
Auercsn statesmen 10 remove a. far g possible, oil
causes of alienation and dstruat between the different
sections OF the nAtsa, and seek rather h
unite them by common interests ~ o people,
He knew OF nothing which nearly touched =
tonng, s0eve asios like that or tbs Unitea STATES,
than the question OF labor and the devscpemest u
This was an interest In which both tbs North
ana the Seuh had IN equal concern, for taey
were closely linked together by natural relations; the
former producing the raw material, which u fabricated
ID e industrious marts OF the North, whore free soer
abocSds Nc latter secos being also tho carrier Of the
P'cdsoss q the sugar and coffee delds Of tAe Soutn'
and BY ts wealth derived from nining, nAaulaosur.
nc spd shipping investments, constituting - the general
w~shh and material power Of the whole country. the
retahfy OF tariff legislation, he said, was IN strik
ing contrast with the legslAtoa q al other nations
o. tho subject, whose policy was 70 gradu-
ate customs and dutes % - 70 encourage
The stAdy and progressive growth Of domestic Industry,
and Yer Euaely saorno6 have dose BY sud.
den rsch,ess changes The pending tariH bill Va
oonss, &C 20 with such = moderate range Of dutie
a t. avoid the possibility Of the opponents OF hiK1
dutss and thus % ev- The pecge Of permsnency who
would millions II ,nssave capital engage Ia use
full and productive entepsaa He then proceedsd V tho
equally srceptsce 70 ell whose tseresA touched was
In The MAN. Of tho best bills reported by Com
mittee Of ways and Means measure which placed IN
the statute book would be Of ncaouIable bouea % h
constituents and the whole country.
Tho committee rose and the House adjourned.
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RxAtu--HAIL --On Tuesday, April "a, at Calvary
church, ~ the Rev DR.. Hgbce, WILLIAM N BEACH TO &
VIRGINIA, niaest daughter OF AivAh Hail. Eq al OF this
city.
FnxRnAR>-HANSA - On Monday April 20, At st. Peters
church Tweuseth street, by the Rev A. b. Beach, d. d.,
ssnN A fHttsssD, OF Ottawa Illinois, 10 SARAH LOUISE
HANNA, Of tina CITY.
sIxyxxE--cARssa. -0r Tuesday, April "a, BY tho Rev
d. Ferry, Gxrsar SrRIKxR TO ELIZA, daughter OF the
late Matthew Carter, OF New Yort
ShrH-DAvDsoN On Wednesday Apru IA nv the
Rev. C. X ]mbre ~ the residence Of the BRIDES fsth,
AiExANpM sxM ~, 70 Ixzix, youngest daughter Of
samuel Davidson, Esg., ali Of Jersey City, N. j.
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Vs.e c~llssr. d. po..y express.

81 JosEPH, No., .<prd "a, 1899.
change nss "cer fnaas Ia tbs tins OF the pouey
pres leaving aa Francisco and st. Joseph II will leave
sss Francisco every Tuesday, 81 Ave r., sSa arrive
here on Friday o. the following week, and wN loave
st. Joseph eyery Saturday, .. eleven and arrive at
San Franciscs on raeeisy Of the second week. The
express going west will pass tho enter
telegraph station early Tuesday morning, and the ro
NH express will pass the Tuesday evening
BY this arrangement Geographic dispatches from San
Ancsco and in4r mediate points, received here On FRI
dsy, viii DO sent promptly forward, and desired re-
ply can be returned, to leave herc tho next day,
saturday, Messages for San Franoisoe VIII 81.
user station On Tuesday morning, and forwarded 10 San
frADcsco 10 THAI replies returned to oouie on.
tue same evening. This change will enable messsgss 70
DO cent from any point In tho Kast 10 CarorAiA and
reply got IN twenty days. and returned 70 San
Hanoeoo messagce IN eghtoea days fho next express
viii leave here on Saturday, April -, 81 IL p. n
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Railroad Collision.
FOUR MEN AND A BOY KILLED.

cf' Lous, ApFH 1T, IS50
oollsoa occurred about O'Clock yesterday aee-
Hoon near Jefferson Barracks on ths Iron Mountain Rail
road, between construction train and special traia
conveying portion Of the g. Louis Board Of Health to
Quarantine BY whichsDr. Kher, Clerk OF the Board Of
Health John Snonds treasurer d tho railroad company,
and formerly member OF the nrm Of Lucas Gnouds,
bankers Of the city; George Ritoher, brakeman, and
boy named James Murray, were killed.
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THIRTY.sIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST HxsSIOM.
House Of Representatives.


House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, April "A, 1850
The SPEAKER laid before the House the message from
che President In reply 70 resolution In which he Says
spce the admission Of the Sse Of Minnesota into the Union
hAs bean performed BY him recognizing the existence
81 Organized government In the remaining outside
territory Of Minnesota.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole on the
State Of the Uniou.
Mr. BINGHAM, (rep) Of Ohio, reviewed With severity the
political conduct 6 thoss whom he Characterised q tho
sectional slave power, and advocated tho exclusion OF
slavery from al places where tho United States govern.
ept has jurisdicton the best ethod OF aaynr sec
ona strife. But the President and his party seemed d.
aernned that this sectional strife should never cesse
Ma. NOEL alluded 70 the history oe political pestes.
defending the democracy. -
Mr.. CAxrML advocassd The protection Of American h.
dustry With his constituents It was question Of broad
Mr.. HowARD (dem. Of Ohio) defined his position -
democrat declaring himself favor Of popular sovereign
" to tho iuiest extent -
Mp NcKr1azr (rep. of Pal made speech In favor Of
tho proesouon oe Ausrcaa industry, aud against pro-
sls~c~y sectiooalsm and especially the Calhoun
Dogma that the constitution Ok It, own strength went into
the Territories there protected slavery he showed
The "hoendAry CRY, J" ~ Colonel Benton termed H. that
tho North wished interfere With the rights Of the bouh
wa9uAfounded jAended for agitation In relation 70
the Charleston Convention. He spoke OF tho moulding
process progressing 70 aahion candidate into shape
acceptable to the slsve propAgandss aud hkened the
whole proceeding 70 IN English raree SHOW, whsre ono
performer s)llowed another, and third swallowed the
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spsrting Intelligence.

Tho biennial stakes for three year eds, wo,cascn tho
most Interesting, and perhaps tho most important race OF
the week. Among tho horses entered for \, are the
American Derby OOH UMPIRE Plum Pudding, brother 70
Rainbow; Lupoius, Buccsneer and King Of Damonda Il
ID more than doubtful whether Umpire III be brought
out and the extraordinary movement relative 70 Bucca-
neer for The Two thousand will prepare the public for
his withdrawa from his engagemens but tbe appearance
q hN stable companion Plum Puddisg, n the lists, VIII
cause deep interest," and hs running wiz materially scs
the Two Thcvsand bettpg AZ any rite, will 30 ar 70
resolve The doubts which exist relative 10 tho mers ol
tho two horses.
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BARNEY WnLANa-Ths benefit rendered TO Mr. and Mrs..
Barney Williams attracted 70 this popular theatre the
most numerous audience that has assembled within
II walls. Long before The doors opened crowd had
gathered about the theatre and when the custain rose
there was NOT place nor m inch Of standing
can't The programme included the protsan farce, In
SHOWN Irish comedy "Born to Good Luck" with Mr..
Courishp,' With Captain Norton Price and Miss
and spoken by Mrs Williams; the coiored operate bur.
lfqus upon The sssnser y NJ Jerry Br9 ant and xr
kee Aodesty," by Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams Tho
audience accorded tho warmess reoepon 70 Mr. and Mr.
Williams, and received the artists who assisted them with
williams was called before tie curtain ana addressed the
audience 1t some length After returning thanks The
part Of Mrs Williams and himself Mr.. W proceeded u
public asaihiui representation Of the chsrso.eris.
ucs q NE Irish peasant ~ be really exis0. He
on. severely reprehended the common prac-
sdventnrer and svinder. He believed that the Irish
gentleman, as thearicay represented, quite differ
speech was most isvorsby received by the audience
AZ later period in the evening, Mr.. W. Robinson,
on the part q number q tho admirers Of Mr. and Mrs
theatre. very elegant and substantial soueir Of The
occasion in the shape Of silver vase which was manu-
fseiursd By Tiffany Co. from designs furnished by o
In form ordinary type OF the Greek vase Roman
ixed Rising nom plan square base, the foot u simply
and appropriately distinguished by moulded border OF
ivy leaves and vine. second border OF leaves more
heavy and elaborate, decorates the neck Of Tie vase Tho
graceful swell OF the bowl flushed ono sds by an
exceedingly truthful and spirited engraved representation
OF the recipients, % the Yankee Girl and the rish Boy,
appear ing In drndco psona the other side bears tho
lengthy inscription Instead OF the beautifully wrought
handles usually completing IN elaborste Pompeiian
vase, . Oeltc harp, BY the suggestion Of the
nom ont masque of pumpkin. iesves and berries, and
corr, fnhed The affair, leading esct, however,
more Characteristic than artistic. Tho vase IL fourteen
inches height and cost $500. Az whole It's per-
iece woskanshp and IL desgnbArring tho character
hsc Additions-ars credable 70 the gvers, and most
verify tribute TO the real artists receiving T. The in
scsipdcn 9 - foilows:-'sPresented 70 Mr.. and Mrs
baspey Williams, On the occasion OF Their testimonial
benefit rendered them by the Mayor and chief officers,
municipal and county authorities the judiciary and tho
ba membes q Congress and u the State Legislature,
Proeisd Pydcwis -
me speeches wore brief sad pertinent,
coscefusd. -
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Destructive Fire In View Brr,swiek,

Late New Brunswick papers contain the details OF the
late great FIRE In Woodstock. Ono hundred and fifty
buildings were destroyed in tho bunSss centre Of the
,own, including the Commercial and Genital banks with
all their contents, tho Post Ofco QmporsAnt contents
soved), the printing offices OF the Snsswet sad oxraJ
he Mechanics Institute all the hotels In the bace except
one, about sixty stores and places Of busAe The
Of property frem cts 900 70 flo0 900 steng In
From cps 900 ESQ 000 Active meaaares have
been aken IN the province 70 relieve the suftetSrR
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News from tho Rio Grande,

News from the Rio Grando.
INV ORLEANS. April "a
The steamer Arizona brings Brownsville, (rexs advi
Gee Of the 19th.
was rnmored there that Cortnas reorganizlng bis
force ana had crossed the river.
severe drought prevailed In Northern Mexico,
causing much suffering among the cattle the lpAntar
tons
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Days Vulcanfte.-
THU AnfICLE HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED,
and now N BY hundred and
psns and Invariably pronouneed superior 10 tho ordi
nary hard rubber and 'hard xptn perohav ana be-
Hevod TO b ~ very best maAs
ussd - Substitute In many casea for ivory born
whaebone tortoise sho bone hsrd wood brsss aud
70 Apy char substance -
have The mes extepslve manufAouEsg fAoiies aud s
prcducco will BE- equal the demsnd and being out tho
,ch Of kepscous patent speouatS TIE pubno will b
disturbed h " and Appcation housand
purposes b which N peculiar prUpsras perfectly
selling Tie comb matters their aook u the o.
deney low prise AZ dollar pousd; but fo'
vucapto viii oost yet he article worry stroag
elasc and toush only smsn quantity d required % npH
great 0trep gth.
easily worried sny other substance and for many
uses BY ordinary known meana All mcdaniel manufac-
ufers and inventors who desire thu Invaluable oont
button human want. and % ths!r pocke VII be instructed
Ny Intention b supply all trades and uses with tie stock
b tie rough u low prices 70 bring Into universal uss
give me lArae business In supplying Il.
HORAOA Il DAY, 8 OortiAn6 nresA
NEw YoRk, April g. 1850.
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Accident 1t Sandy Hook: (

A hbOsing man, named John Gallagher, employed on
woIks Sandy Hook, accidentally killed. this
forenoon by being struck by the used the wharf
for dischArging stone from vessels He emily survived
about half hour. Gallagher q native OF ClevV and
ard has two daughters living somewhere In MAssa
chueetfa.
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Injunetisss By tho New York Supreme
Court.

ALBANY, April n, 1904
Before the special term Of tho Supreme Court this
norsng tho report Of tho superintendent Of the In
sarsnoe Department Judge Hogeboom granted order
directing the Worlds safe Fire Insurance Company q
Troy to show why Il should OF bs dissolved.
On application made by the Attorney General Judge
Hoseboom directed order 70 be entered dssoving the
Nouehkeepste Fire Insurance Company, and appointing
receiver.
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Drawings Of tho Delsware State Lotto
EASTWOOD, ED1Y h CO Managers of tho
pEiAwAnn ksETvckr AND h1souai srAr. LorrsEIxs
Is, l, IS, 4S, 81, "a. so, 10, 81, Al, IL, 10.
DnAwARE.CA.s No 1876. April -. 1850
so, 8, 20, 43, 81, 10, 65, 8, "a, Sc, 76, 20, 81.
CkeulAss seni Rec OF charge BY addressing
o WOOD DAP EPp y 4 g3 ~. wu.,afts., Ds,swars
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Official Ia awnings OF Hodges, Davis &
co . Consolidated IottIts Of deos gis:
CLASS 3l3. APRIL ~. 1850.
O.. Is, 81, a. "a. SO, IS, g. 30. 70, -, Is, 81 so.
Prices cached II 6o6 BroAd way Crcusry sent FREQ
HODGES DAVIS 90.
Macon,
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The Rsce~-Knox's Spring style Of Hat
ssets univsrsa, crmn.pd.,u 1t y unqussh nas,y cheap
beauty sold II The low prce Of four doa Taos
OF that ia OF becoming fabric be salts
fAcorfy accommodated q No 212 Broadway.
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Our weekly bank statement Is a follows:-

81 JO6xPH, No. April y, 1860.
Inc premier engine Albany, the first locomotive west Of
the Missouri, put upoa the S. Joseph and kArysvie
road yesterday The Albany was procured from Eastern
companies by the hr road west Of Albany and has been
the first engine each road Of the chain. has been
extended westward until Il now atands upon the FIRST
section Of the Central route 70 tho PncAc. ~
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Dcrofula.-A few Bottles OF Kennedy's
MeAl Dseovoy. s6tsy following tAa dirscion II the pam
phies around eaak helo I'D iudeous application Of ~
Rent WTl 0uro Ovoey onoA
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HilIs Hair Dye, 30 CeA4s. Depot Ne.
barclay eRsc Ind so1 by III drugEs InfAhbA Cnxuens
for ha taiP.
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Ceurt CaleyHdsr-TAfs Day.
90, -, ga 57s, sS7. 4os, yei. loSSk, io46 l0l7,
lo!S iotl loss 1855 lose, 1851, 1858. Part 2-Nos
~ e. sss ~ e. -, es aos oio si2 Ola. sis,
SUruos CocHI --pAt Nos. 40, 400, 372 4T8 33S,
49, 41s, 500, 49,, 34A, 42s, 27s, 4ct, 4e4, 4ss.
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Barry's CrfoophsRous II the Best and
eheaps artistic tor dressing beaItynG oiesnans curing
preserving I'D rsssorns u hA. LAds ky 4 I'D b. u
6ruldGR
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Holloway's Ointmsnt and Pllls.-Thece
VIVA ave ssnselyes end Do no must BE- sassed -
satorry Of sucds0 These madtuinsa kryupel Du-
- OsAeerS, Agus and AsAulA NanufAoory, b AAsasn
lane, Kew York.
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The Charleston Convention-Trial OF the
Rev. jacob 3. Harxcn, Charged with
Poisoning His Wils-FAshlSnAbls
Equcstria nism-Tho American Bsna-
Parees-Ths Arrest OF the Beniota Boy
LEGAL News OF tho MLotropolis-Market
Reports. &C.. dss.
Tho FAMILY HERALD n Ks edition q to-day (wedlss
day. win contain Account II the Doass n tho snA
Democratic Couventien, IN sesaiea d Caarlestoa c.
full report Of the Trial Il Ae Rev. Jacob g. Harden q
Bslvidere, n j., Charged With Poisoning Hh Wife, EQaes
trianisu In New York-rhs Central Park and Blooming
dale Rides, with . Description Of the Persons We Meet
Bride In Hand; Lister from Our Paris Correspondent
Giving Account Of the Marriage Il Jerome Boaapars
70 M Pastsrsoa Of Baltnore and she present posiea
and asplrasoas Of the Family; Night Rambse Among
Ne Sporting Men Of New York, with what they say and
think Of The arrest Of the "Bsaioia Boy" Eassna In
ssrestns Letters from Our Correspondents In SAa Fran
dsoe, Great Salt Lake, &c.; All he Local News Of Now
York saA vioniy Of importance; Reports Of the Cattle
Prsvsos and Money Markets. and ali interesting news
matters Of the preceding week.
TErxs-s2 year; four cents sissle copy Subscrp-
tons received 81 the Office northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau streets New York Snge copies for sale
tho counter and by all agents Advertisements In.
serted a tho usual HERALD rates.
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Batehelorss Hair Dye, wig and Teapes
YaGtoey, l6 Bond PvAte entrance for ladies' Ths
Dye APPLIED h ~ Ky light roouA
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eENR ANTONIO Oh sOrOLOHGO. Of Havana. has
been appointed general agent for tAe nas RI
SINGERS SR WING MACHINES
ard Al srtoles contested WITH Ae In and for he iasd
Of Cuba Ali oSdas addrtssed TO him viii be promptly and
faithfully executed.
Our form agent n Havana has beeu unfaAful 70 he
kuk oon6ded TO Mn and has been discharged
I n 6IsGKR co.,
r.H No 46e Broadway, New York.
q Ohepo eroe& HAyaAA.
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1900 Cashmere Suits to Match,
Ass, SO, oil, Sn Sl4, SIS, SIG els and s1s,
AtkVANH, g ard O. Fuhou streeA
Ladies' Dress Rosette Trinmings, Ro-
set;es Gtnpa snd Brsids at LOCKIfT. son OO.a 81
Fulton street, Byooklyn. !
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Plantatiea MAIL
ANfI-FRf0rION GIN FOWER
ever invented, may - sesn NJ No. " 0osd sireek
J. A. BkNNEY.
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1l9 Fyaa NO Ann stseet Fnses 7aSss Couri
and Rea.sea sfostS. DsusklyA $500 sAAjsngA Nsa<sl
aSgleg ex1nhk " -