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HOUSE,.


Mr.. PHELPS was satisfied that there was
not il working quorum present He moved
that when the House adjourned it would be
until Thursday next.
Mr. SHERMAN believed that there was a
quorum in the city, and suggested that the
House go iuto committee i'll order 10 give gen
tlemcn an opportunity for discussing the tariff
and other questions. BY this means business
can be advanced as il there were a full house
Mr. FLORENCE said it there was no other
reason why this should be done there was this,
that if such resolutions were forced on their
passage, there could not be that fair considera.
ton which they ought to have. The question
was then taken on Mr. Phelps motion, and
decided i'll the negative by "A against III.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
military committee to inquire into the expedi-
ency OF amending rules and articles of war so
as to punish offences IN enemies not provided
for by existing laws. In committee of the
whole several speeches were made-uninter-
esting. Adjourned.
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0Wants.
TVHE BEST PREP ARATION IN USE
HILLS MINT SPECIFIC.

For Badness AND FALLING OFF OF THE HAIR
The great inquiry been so long and constantly
madeor preparation to restore the Hair Badness and
to arrest its falling off, has led the Inventor originate
the MINT SPECIFIC for this particular purposes and in
will make distinction between this special preparation
and the great variety ofcompounds abundant through
out the world it is entirely distinct CHAR
The following bona ride letters from reliable persons
here submitted being worthy testimonials
curing the confidence and patronage of the people;
Mr. J. @ HILLy Dear SIR: take the liberty to add
my TESTIMONY 70 me value OF your Mint Specific in
since procured bottle of your Specific for the use of
some time past and apparently was causing premature
badness, unless remedy speedily applied it is
before using up the first bottle the falling off of her hair
entirely renoveg W sI an Y & of badness
cess in the sale of your valuable Mint SPECIFIC " re-
main, Truly yours, GEORGE SESSIONS
IN Mr. j. q HILL5Dee1 Si consider it justly due to
gard to the uneq9alled preparation you SO recently
which is based upon what haSs seem II do Specific
quantance of mine who had lost hair and for months
your remedy and without exaggeratns can saw tbs
the rrS bottle has produced for her Complete head Of
the renewal Of the hair, and ones expectations how
shall taE s cGuI DC peter or more speedily realized
70 nose VINO have lost or are oosing their hair
Conductor Worcester and Nashua r. R.
Mr. H1LL-Your Mint Spec6c Which hap apri ~ 20 lSSS
some before the public consder the prep
Iof the purpose for which 1t is intended here
senu you my experience, and you liberty to use
ba ii bee any NAY you wish For my wes hair
eruption on her head, that she quite bald Last
month she commenced using your Mint Specific and by
tne use OF one bottle her head is with hair and
u SOFT glossy and natural The eruption has entreiv
disappeared, and she has promise of fine growth az
healthy hair My entire confidence in your Mint Specif
&c enables me to recommend it all who need any pren
araon to strengthen the hair and to prevent badpesp
as well to those who already lost their hair II
either case 1t is Invaluable.
Respectfully yours, ISAAC CIrSITTSC
Prepared only byJOHN Q. HILL ApOthecary Worces-
ter, Mass For sale by all Druggists dskw
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EOR SALE--A Barn, on the corner of
Il West and Elm street. For terms, &c. apply to the
subscriber NArH'L PAINE.
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Cd Lard ouet and Arm sales 400 bbls l03 lie, and
choice in b6ls lice Butter UNCHANGED Ohio o6 Il LSe
2S "a 2lic Rice and dropping Sugars IN better re-
quest al full prices Muscovado $50 hhds at q g %;
porfo Rico 7O0 Ihds at 6a "a 75c Coffee in moderate
1nes and firm Molasses steady: New Orleans, 500 bbls
at 49c; Aluscovado, IS hhds, at Is % SJc.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
by THE AUSTRALASIAN.
PUGILISM TRIUMPHANT.
The FIGHT Sure to Come OFF.
GREAT ANTI AUSTRIAN DEMON
STRATION IN HUNGARY.


PORTLAND, April 23-Steamship Austria
lasan, from Liverpool noon of the llth via
Queenstown 18th, arrived at this port at six
O'Clock this morning.
Hcenan, the Benicia Boy, whose arrest has
been announced, was brought before the mag
istrate at Derby, on the 18th, charged with the
intention of engaging in prize tight, thereby
committing breach of the peace. Attorney
Leech appeared in his behalf, and said that
Heenan had never broke the peace of Eng
land and had no intention of SO doing true,
he may have made use Of harsh language I'M
der the excitement of his capture, when his
passions were aroused; but when it was con.
sidered that he had been hunted out of eight
counties, while his opponent (Sayers) was al
lowed TO 90 on with the greatest impunity, he
did feel somewhat sore at the treatment he was
receiving. He apOlogized if he had used any
expressions which he had not ought to-
Two respectable gentlemen We're ready to
give bail, the amount OF which was always
guided by the station in life occupied by the
parties in America. Mr.. Blacksmith hoped
the bench would assess bail only to a small
amount. The clerk announced that the bench
had agreed to take Heenan's own recognizance
in ESQ, with two suretes OF E25 each. loud
applause.) 1t was added that the authorities
had no feeling beyond that of preservation of
ure Pe"0e' ~ WIS std'tu ny tie court tilat
Heenan could not further he intertered with
anywhere, unless he broke the peace.
The sureiies were promptly signed, and
Heenan's friends left Derby for London Bells
Lite Of the 0th, Country edition) was most
indignant at the capture, and attributed it to
Heenan and his companion going to place
where it was almost certain they would be ar
rested. The subsequent edition exonerates
Keenan, who, it says, took all precautions,
employing men to sound the police, and put
them off the track of his person. They de
ceived them, and gave information which led
to the capture. Bells Life Indignantly scouts
the idea that Sayers or his friends caused the
arrest, and says that Heenan's party believe
that Sayers is utterly incapable of such con-
duct. 1t is considered certain that the fight
will come off on the day appointed, the 10TH
The King OF Sardinia is about to make an
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Bank Statement.

New YORK, April 23.-Decrease in loans,
S1,470, l47; decrease in specie, $685., $685. de-
crease in circulation, Sl5,662; decrease in de.
posts, $2,51l,075.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

receive hostile message, even if he were not
conscientiously opposed to that mode of ad.
justing differences
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-24

ELEGANT CHENE SILKS, at Auction prices
SUPERB SATIN STRIPE SILKS at Auction prices
RICH BRoCADED FIGURES, at Auction prices
CANNELLE CHtNTZE FIGURES. at Auction prices
SOLID COLOR BROCADE STRIPE, at Auction prices
Extra Bargains in DOLLAR SILKS
SEvENTY-FIyE CENT SILKS, Worth One Dollar
SUPERB BLACK SMALL FIGURED SILKS, from
Auction.
SMALL CHECKS at So 623 IS and SO cents and about
25 cents under value
CTILDREN'S SILKS in great variety
BLACK and WHITE CHECKS and BROWN and
WHITE, very desirable and scarce goods
REAL INDIA CHECKS.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS at One Dollar and the bes
goods shown at the price
PLAIN BLACK SILKS at IS cents
The choicest and richest goods imported this
to be found in stock, and at the present prices
should command the notice of every lady.
BARNARD, SUMNER, It ca
app dtwn
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Latest, via Queenstown.

The tightness in the money market caused
an untavorable effect on the stock market, and
the funds closed / lower than yesterday. The
reaction was more decided in the share mar
ket The demand for money was very active,
and 81 per cent. was demanded in many in
stances on good short bills. Colonial produce
markets ruled dull. The bank had raised its
discount J ncr cent. Consols closed at 94S
The Instruction in Sicily was spreading,
and the dispatch of troops continues. AT the
instruction in Naples, the royal troops carried
the convent by assault, after battering a
breach. The rebels and their arms were cap.
turcd The streets were then cleared by pa
trolls
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r. d w A RID s. MPROV WE'D
PAINT RESTORER.
FOR
SP.sING CLEANING.
Price per Package, sufficient to clean whole house
Twenty-Five Cents.

For sale in Worcester by NJ b. GREEN Il Co. zig Main
street DAVID SCOTT 25l Main street JAMES GREEN Iii
Main street, BALLARD SPURR, 227 Main street and by
all Druggists and Grocers throughout this city and the
Union. $3.50 Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Meesrs. Raynor g. Blackwell have sold lots 8. w.
corner 2d-av and 4sth-s each 25x1O0. Also 10 lots
on the rear fronting 4Sths each 25xlOO Ia lots in AL
for 500 2O0 Also lot south ride Of 35thst, between
Cd and 3d-avs. 25xl00 for s., 50O We report the sale
of lots south side of 38thst. 100 feet west Of 6hav,
and 100 feet east of Broadway, each 2Ox9S9 feet at
s. 600 each, with building loan to be made Of $1,000
on each of houses to be erected upon said lots brown
stone fronts four-stories, basement and undercears
20x60. John McClave has sold one three-st0ry and
basement dwelling on north side of 2Othst, between
5th and 6lhavs house 25 feet front and rear and 80
feet Deep lot half the block in depth for 49, 800 A.
c. Loomis has sold the FIVE story and basement brick
tenement house on the north side of Thomas street. %
feet west of West Broadway lot % feet frontby about
so feet deep rented for 2OO sold for $4,000 Also
lots On the north side of O5thst 200 feet west Of
lOth-av. for $500 y lott ALEC lots on Ralph-av.,
Brooklyn, price not given.
We are informed Gays The Rochester Union, that on
and after Monday yesterday the Buffao, New York
and Erie Railroad Company will take -four from that
city to New-York, over the Genesee Valley Road for
forty cents per barrel.
By the Adams Express we have New Orleans papers
as late as March 2fully two days in advance of the
mail. The Picayane of that date reports:
"The leading feature Of the market oday was fur
ther decline OF in rates of clear sterling bills Offer
iDgs Of both foreign aud domestic exchange continue
exceedingly limited, though ample for the demand,
which has become farther restricted and the tendency
in all descriptions is to stl lower figures We quote
approximang rates at the close of business as follows
Clear sterling bills, l0S 1857; bill of ading drafts
dey bis New York So, II n PoE cont dnsSouasi
sight discount to per cent premium. Some OF the
banks however, still exact per cent premium; but OF
course sales this figure confined TO small amounts
and are much restricted at that
The writs OF maDdamus ordered TO issue by the Su-
preme Court against the members of the Select and
Common Council of the City of Pittsburgh, TO compel
them to levy tax to pay the interest on certain rail-
road bonds issued by the city, was served by the Sher
if of that county on Friday.
The Cincinnati Price Current presents its usualfu
and reliable annual statement Of pork packing in the
Western States. We take from it the following re-
capituatiOn:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

sALRs-J. Bedford IS Premium KY ssi per head ayersg
ing 500 ~ Rule IA choice Ohos averaging go ID EACH
at Sc. " n, md ~ per head extra
Hallock, n Csnsdas. averaging 400 n, at 4ic.
Samuel SidBer, 80 Ohos, at 3ic., average geo b. -
Thomas Parker, 10 gh State $50 head weight lsl3
NJ Also, Is ht quality fe 4, de o4lc average 1883 TO-
Weaver Felt lG4 illinois $50 80 per head; weight 100 No.
York Also, 81 do at $50 head, CPS b York Ao %
DO. at S45 per head estimated 100 TO- live weight
NJ English, % Michigan, averaging 200 N, at &C.
T. D. jones, i6 Ohios at $40 per head weight eco H.
Crsb 80 good Ohios at f58 50 per head weight. 100 ~
YORK. buyers estimate.
X Abbott, II Csnsis, averaging $40 n, at 4lc
r. Tooey, IL Atber Canadss averaging 34 H. at +
400 n
Fountain Upton liza Illinois, at $50 50 per hssd average
615 b, York, weight.
q. III. Morton 30 Illinois, averaging 1207 N, at &c.
j. Roberts, 80 Kentucky, sversging s75 n, OF 4lc.
A. Ahanson, 20 Michigan, averaging l,5Oo N, at 4ic.
sHREfJhe receipts have fallen o. which pected the
warm weather approaches The quality 10 fItsie and thu
demand pretty brisk fair prices nearly ali being sold rates
The following droyes taken BY the McGrsw Brothers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Tie Clncinndti GascHc says Of inc InulAnapOIs anu
Cincinnati Railroad:
This road is now doing very large through and
considerably in advance far in 1860 over the CORE
spondng period last year. The Spring trade with ILL.,
nois and Iowa has fairly opened, and the present
movement of merchandise and goods gives promise OF
bsndsome increase In the gross earnings of the road
ts wear The gross earnings in January 1860 showed
an increase over the month OF 1872 OF Sli,Voo
and we understand that the earnings for February this
year. hen fully made up, will show an increase OF
over 81 ,0OO."
The Philadelphia Ledger rays of the Coal trade:
"CoaI tunnage for the week and season, compared
with last season TO the same dates of the several Rail-
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CITY ITEMS

Lent SERVICES AT TRINITY CspRcH.-The special
services at Trinity Church during the season OF Lent
are on wsdntsdsys and Fridays, at II o'oock a. M
On Wednesdays there is choral service, WIN Lee
ture by Dr. OgiIby, a subject from the Gospel Tor
the following Sunday. On Friday, the Rev. DR. Vin-
ton delivers course of Lectures on the Lords
PRAYER.
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Reported for The New.Yorh Tribune.

WEST ALBANY, March s. 1850.
CArrIr-fte market Inactive although there plenty OF
ers the ground There falling of in the supply Of 400
head average quality inferior to that of week In
fact we saw bus one bunch that could really be caed
premium This lot Of 60 head brought In by Mcintyre
Rowe Keutucty and in quality the number sioered
ahead any drove this year They taken by A. Monroe
Of Brighton $50 50 per head ABOUT sic " b. live weight
OHers TO buy plenty, holders and buyers wider
apart their known them to be for many
weeks We have therefore but few sales to report.
At O'Clock to-day noticed number OF Eastern buyers VINO
had pui chEsed a bullock
RECsPr,-The following Is comparative statement OF
receipts a. the NewYork Central Railroads:
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to call on her and found her hanging By email card
fom beam in Der bedroom. Coroner Jackmaa held
Oh irquett on the iody, which resulted 10 verdict II
"Suicide by hanging while ia an unsound state Il
mirdp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Mr. j. Smelling, well.known dry-goods merchant
of this city, died suddenly two days since He was
walking in Broadway, when he fell on the pavement,
and expired before reaching home, though aphyscian
Maa In Attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

MuIraRY.-In accordance with orders issued By
Col Bostwick, there will be regimental drill Of tho
Eleventh Regiment at the State Arfena on Seventh
avenue, next Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07


Increase OF Exports in same time. lSaassi9
Excess Of Imports 1914
statement in OF the city journals that tbs
cent ia trip Of the AdIatc was failure is denied in
letter by Capt. Comstock, and by the engineers Of
the ship. Messrs. Thomas Denny & Co. have pub
lshed a valuable annual Stock and Bond Circular.
We notice further sales of Treasury Notes. y cents
at y cent premium, and some holders are asking
higher rates. The Jefferson Insurance Company has
declared dividend of So v share payable on demand.
The Atlantic Navigation Company has declared div-
dend of y cent, payable on demand. The Cahawbs,
from New-Orleans, brings 100000 Mexican Dollars.
The business of the Clearinghouse to-day was
1913, 10000. The large stocks Of French goods i'm
ported by Messrs. Bernhard g. Hutton, and Messrs.
Cbas. Payen g. Co., sold at auction to-day. The
attendance was large, but the prices obtained were
low, in most cases below the cost of importation.
We annex comparative statement of the Exports
Exclusive of spece) from NewYork TO foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. /:
70, sl is5s si ls59; sa lsS y;
Previously reported. 8,e4ofs5 75t,4ol ll,5il,sl
Since Jan. 1...... ss,sl5iss s8,0sSsls slssal,sas
The annual election of the stockholders of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company took place at philadelphia
on Monday. The following is the only ticket voted;
j. Edgar Thompson, Washington Butcher William K.
Thompson, Josiah Bacon, Thomas Mellon, John Halme,
G. d. Rosengarten Wisar Morris, G. w. Cas- Pitts
burgb), William II. Smith (Pittsburghl.
The statements of the Philadelphia Banks for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
fAdvertisement.

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.--This unriyalei Sauce,
manufactured By PAREEH BsOs, London be obtained "a
heir agent In this city, A j. PARKsR No is Beekan fhis
article Superior The Worcsstee Sauce, al can DO see
tanned Ut snehalf tho price. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

Hoe.Nons selling this side Of the river We quote nm
nsy At 3d3lc for good l fed, and s6c for prime corn-ed
DREssRD HoGsTbe packing season has closed and duss
the pas, two three dsys only few small lots have CHANGED
hands At ec for heavy Western ssd State During the spts
week only So head received Cslts RATosd Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

srocK HAsp-The quantity Of Cotton shpbesrd and
1t the ports this week reduced 600 bales and l. nov more
shsn probable that urmum stock attained last wees
The following Il Of the movement IN Cotton since
the LIST September last compared with tho previous Tour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
IAdrarfinananA |

Millions of Bottles of Mrs. WINsIow's S00fH1
sa SRuP now used every year United stAtes es
Children Teething with nevsrfkllng succcs ksuet D
date and seTtain. Only IS cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
WHAT Ia Irf-TT6See' mos

WHAT Is Irf-The most surprising aninnai e A. y
easlN die RAISING and connecting nk between the mss
tha monkey Tho War lie IL s the most m<veoui TsS
alive. Tna ocreRoos-las week hW Qo9-scPosvs~ az
AFTERNOON and EyssiSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
IAdxertiaeuent.l

DR. TOwNsEND's SARsAPARILLA.-Ihls Is tAo
great sprirr and Summer remedy an the only permanent
= BLOOD PURIFIER
and eYadcstor of disease .... An, AZ ord.~.
Reader II your blood impure snd your system CIV ~ -
,hsrs a notbns that will reo you 70 heAsn Mo
create SKv RTcH and PURE blood, as the
' GzSrfyE On TOw,sKSD's sARsAPAklLLS, -,
under he direction and supervision Of Dr. Iskx
CHMToN. -, =, N; ,o.,,fx That A "a TIA univ
medicine which -. -uv p,oon pr,y
FTyKCTrALLr crRrs AND ksErs TUE BLOOD rURs'
M CAREYrL UsK NO OTHER
U-bolssaie aud Retail Depot No. 2i2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

last year 62l bales Erports-increese 70 Great Buei
$4,000 bales increase TO France 81 0oo decrease TO oth
foreign ports, 1900 Total Increase In exports, 629Ooo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07


The anthracite coal trade is quite as active as can be
expected and as the weather for week Pait has been
seasonable and springke, the Canal people are nix;
ing DAYS for opening their respective works, ana
should they not be disappointed by the weather they
will be in operation at least fortnight earlier than
Iaet wear, which, by the way, was much carrier
opening than the Spring previous. 1he MHe'S
Journal of Saturday, says: oo
On the Lehish the operators are receiving noa 10 on
oifculIy-and Of tbs heaviest dealers Informed
dsys sg6 that orde coming In very steadily o. h
vsneed prices Il generally understood that the Pee sv w n
advanced At board vessels nom 30 70 ~ cent r.
s over years asSsnd II our operators are nl on
critical period we think they obtain similar gu
ast xesrs prices OF ali kinds OF stories WIN 90
Lated as usIsl by the buyers OF coal about low prices
% car assure our operators that there IL every "a
fair busnrss for the season. The supply OF coal asy ~
ini,pg in the markets. and learn that the oross io
@nt SO M are IN advance Of those received Tor the
years, In all the regionSP
We are indebted to Messrs William L. virgin
Co.'S Cotton Circular for the annexed STATISTICS;
Cpor-Tho continued heavy receipts at the Pofts L
rei cy 10 estimates exceeding 100000 baea We t,A G
opinions subject exaggerated People hsuo & ~,
cause receipts 1p this time OO baes v" %
receive proporoiatn supply during the renainae % W nm
son. We incline tho opinion that the very
ply FAR siyes ground o lbecf IN Cessation o. 's0''p"
] sho.tiy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
The annexed table glVes inc ImPUrIS at tuIS putt
FehrnarH since 1876:
$500. ,,,rnprs At rr,r.YonK IN YHnRrARY.

In February, 1860, these were it viii be seen, but
little in advance Of 1859, and largely behind 1857.
The Exports for the last ten years compare as foows
yrPoRJs IRON sEw.YORK FOREIGN PORTS DURING ThE
nR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

MoSUMEsr TO IRyIse.--In the Episcopal Church
at Tarytown, at which Washington Irving was
regular attendant for many years, and where his
obsequies held, tablet has been placed to his
memory which bears the following inscription:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07

The SrREET-CLEAsIsG INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
The meeting of this Committee was adjourned for
one week. in consequence of the death of the father-n
law of Col Delayan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
REPEATED ,os rHs n: r. raIsgsz.

= TUESDAY, March 6, 1860.
AsEsThe demand for both kpdss fair ard the market
L. steady sales Of 20 bb, at % u for Pots and % |" Tor
Pearls.
CO1TON-Tbe mrket Is rather hrner, with more doing
sales Of 1910 bales half Ia transitu quote Middng Up
lands at llc The export since 18th u has been 4fIO bales
We Quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
IAdyeytisement.l

Rrrs PLArRs for Artificial eeth highly
nnded IN The Medical Gazette patented and say be
obtained Ia this city No IL waveey place near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
fAarerti.smnn,.I
TAdyertissmens.

Uproots hair nom low forehssds uppe lips or any PAY
body. Warranted 81 per bottle. ~ WMkstg -" ~~'s
Brooklyn, BATEs, Boston, CALLESssS, Phladeipm~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
Receipts of Produce,


Total BY all Roues-March 500 bills Flour, go pkg
Provisions, 344 pkgs Lard, 1870 bbls. Whisky.