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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, March %, 1860.
Petitions for City Hall in Madison square, and to re-
duce the fare the city railroads 10 three cents were
presented.
The Railroad Committee reported in favor OF restricting
the milk freight the Erie and Harlem railroads TO
three quarters Of q cent per quart
Bills were passed relative to the Methodist Episcopal
church in John street, New York relative attempts 10
by State prison convics to amend the charter
the Youau Lyceum Of New York; amend the charter
Of the Waterown and Rome Railroad incorporate the
Kings County Savings Bank; for the protection Of board
ing house keepers, and for the relief OF the Utica and
Black River Railroad mortgage bondholders.
Bills 10 provide for the erection OF City Hall Madi.
son square, and establishing Nautical School In the
Dor Of New York, ordered TO third reading The
enacng caufe Of the bill for the promotion Of the arts
was stricken out.
The following bills ordered to . third reading -
To prevent the fraudulent sale concealment OF pro
perty held under chatael mortage
TO provide for Police Court In the city OF New York.
Tho Railroad Pro Rata bill was taken up in Committee OF
the Whole.
Mfr. CoLv1S moved to strike out the enacting clause
Mr.. HAMMOND spoke at length against the bill.
Mr.. PRoesR supported the bill, when, motion OF Mr..
SESSIONS, progress was reported
third reading.
Some opposition was mnde TO the motion, but Messrs.
SpnolA Fero aud Colvn expressed their conviction
such bill could never pass the Senate and desired that
vote would be taken speedily.
The bill was then ordered 70 third reading and, on
motion Of Mr. Spnola, the final vote was ordered 70 be
taken o-morrow.
Mr.. MCGRAw gave notice that he would move q subst
ute for the bill appointing Commissioners 10 equaze tho
freight tariffs on the railroads OF the State, said Commits
one-haH 70 be paid by the railroads.
Adjourned
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IMPORTANT FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Passage Of the CITY Railroad Balls BY the
Assembly.

Albany, March %, 1850.
The third reading Of the city railroad bills having been
made the special order for this evening" great deal Of
interest manifested, and there full attendance
Of the members.
The Seventh avenue bill first coming up, Mr. Plumb
moved to recomm with instructions TO make the rate Of
fare three cents.
Mr.. Robinson moved further amendments.
AL OF the amendments were voted down by nearly
The bill then read the third time and passed, by
yeas o3, nays 10.
The Fourteenth street road next came up, and Mr..
Jacques moved to strike out the enscuug clause and
spoke at some length in favor OF his motion, protesting
against the action Of the Legislature In attempting take
from the city Of New York her vested rights.
Mr.. Mcouade replied, fsvoring the bills.
Mr.. Powell asked Mr.. McQuade what was the power
that was moving these bills aiongp
Mr.. AcQuade said that question was indefinite.
Mr.. Cover followed in defence OF the bills
The previous question being ordered the vote was a.
ken, and the bill passed-yeas 90, nays 10.
The Tenth avenue bill next came up.
Mr.. BAIen moved the previous question, which was
ordered.
The bill was then passed-ayes 80, rays q.
Avenue bill coming up, Mr.. Wales moved the pre-
vious question
The bill was passed-yeas 90, nays Il.
Barclay street and South ferry next taken up and
the same routine gone through with, when passed
yeas SO, nays TO-
The Houston street line was next put through in the
came manner-yeas IS, nays 10.
The House then adjourned for the purpose allowing
the republican members to meet in caucus. Thus
has the House rushed through the SIX gridirons
with as much unanimity the big grdiron passed the
Senate. win the Senate smash them or allow them to
pass that body, is the question 10 be decided. The
general impression that the insertion OF portion Of the
big grdron will send them flying through that
body they have locomotive ahead and one behind to
send them up the grade. Clear the track
The Senate, AFTER considerable discussion ordered the
Pro Rata bill to third reading, and ordered that the
final vote upon should be taken tomorrow at twelve
O'Clock.
The republican caucus renominated Mr.. vandyck for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction the ars ballot
The vote stood-vandyck 81, Rice Ss, scattering
large number Of persons, including Weed, have been
aborpg with the Governor TO obtain the Communication of
Crimmns buwthout SUCCESS up TO this timeten o'clock
Z. NJ. Another delegation is on the way here to wait
upon the Governor for the same purpose
The republicans Of the Senate and Assembly held
caucus at half past nine Speaker Lejohn presiding,
nominate candidate for the office OF Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. On the first ballot II. H. Van Dyck
received 62 votes and Victor NJ Rice 49, Mr. Van Dyck
was declared unanimously nominated.
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Married.

BRoDY-RAMUs. I'm this city, on Wednesday, March
49, by the Rev. Mr.. Lyons, CIARIFs BRopY to RosiNA
daughter OF Isaac Ramus, both Of this city.
KNFrN-OGDEN AT Greenpoint, on Wednesday, March
%, by Rev. G. raimage, Mr. c. z. KMrFN to Miss ANNA
W. OGDEN
March o. by the Rev. d. Mcgee Mr. j. W. TiEMASS 10
Miss MARIE A. MRGK
WHLlAMs-MuRRAy.--OnW Wednesday, March q, by the
Rev. Morgan Dix, Of Trinity Church, HIRAM SIDNEY Will
LMs, Esq, Of Saratoga, TO Mrs MARY LOUISA MURRAY Of
New York; eldest daughter Of the late William X. Muir
ray and niece Of Professor Gegan Of North Charles street.
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore papers please copy.
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The Philadelphia Fugitive slave G,
pYJI Ay1xyp Maxr,h % 10

PBIIADnPHA, March 70, 1850
A bearing had this morning before Judges Allison
and Thompson upon tne writ Of habess corpus granted
In the fugitive slave The return upon VIII BY
the United States Marshal Was long statement OF the
circumstances Of the case coAcudng with the norma-
zion before the service Of the said writ the fugitive
had remanded TO the custody Of his claimant In pur
suance OF order Of the United States Court and there
fore that the respondent could mot produce the boy
The respondent, and Mr. Earl for the applicant for
the writ, Judge Allison stated that the nrst
question 10 be considered BY the Court was,
statements in the return disclosed The facts were mot
known when the writ was applied for and issued Tho
application only stated that the was restrained OF ms
liberty BY Jacob g. Yhost II now appeared that when
the wit granted the prisoner not In the custody
pf the kArsha but actually In the custody OF the Circuit
Court-a hearing Of the being IN progress A the
writ Of habeas corpus would NOT have been granted had
lhese facts been known he suggested that the case should
be argued ~ there was an application for the writ The
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Union Party Convention In Boston:

BOSTON, March 49, 1890.
mo Constitution and Union Party Convention Was held
represented.
Hon. NashI. slsbee was elected President, and sd
Wilder, Geo. 8 Hnlard L. Evereta ss.onsts and Geo.
Z. Curtis.
Resoutcns calling on the commemorative and patriotic
sectional differences TO check government extravaganza
70 protect home industry, and for thorough change in
The Convention elected . State Central Committee
and full list Of the District Delegates to the National
at large:-wm. Appleton, OF Boston, COL James W sever
Of Boston, substitutes Joseph Grinne Of New Bedford
Hon. Increase Sumner OF Great Darlington The ma mes
Of Edward Everett and John J. Creuden, were promi.
nenty mentioned in the Conysation, In connection with
the Presidency.
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Something Nsw,-A Hommer, Tucker,
FEIIhR, BINDER AND GUAGE COMBTrED, just patent
ed simple hemmng any width and thctness of cloth either
side applied 70 any Sewing Machine, by Ia few
nnues. RETAIL PRICE s. A liberal DISCOUNT
TO THE TRADE Orders by mail supplied postage paid
circular: Also, UNIVERSAL BOSOM FOLDER and SELF
UsivEksAL HEMMER CO., 40 Broadway
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80 Bowery.-Greatest Bargains Ever Of
fered in this city In Carpets from suction Engsh Brussels
& .s sue y .nd w 5cf ysTS nen e. @ 'o
HlRAM ANDERSON, % Bowery.
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Spring Card.

Our ippcssons and selections Of ali choice fabrics OF he
French and English msrkes suitable for city trade have
bean received and ready They ebrae many beau
nu1 yes Of Cassmeres Spring CoAngs And vesngs OF
special designs to be found powhere else Our friends
would well carly selections of Spring
Clothing, boh for and boys 10 ready and In great
variety Notwithstanding the well known superiority Of
STYLE prepared soi figures
In The trade. DEvfIN, HUDSON CO.,
268 $50 100 Broadway.
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Tho steamship Ariel, Captain Miner, from .Aspinwah
March n via Havana March 2S arrived at this pert las
night about eleven o'clock
The following ID her specie Hat.
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Boots.-Lor1n, Brooks & SON, Fashion-
able Boot and Shoe Makers 81 years experience S3 Fulton
street, west Of Broadway.
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Scrofula.-A few bottles Of Kennedy's
strictly following tho direction In pam
phet s14 ch bottle, and judioous application OF tho
Bait KA1Nn ment scrofula Ointment and Healing ONT
meut, wf0 ~ every
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Spring Style Dress Hats for Gentlemen,
ready WHITE Halter, ZIG Broadway opposite St Pauls
church.
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Stefnway g. Sons
OVERSEEING GRANDs AND SQUARE PIANOS.
Warervoms "a and 50 walker stxeel
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.-MfI-
lions Of bottles used year In the United
for children teehfng with failing Relief I'm
mediate and certain. Only Is cents bottle,
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Assembly.

ALBANY, March %, 1890
Tho report made yesterday by the Grinding Committee
was taken up
Mr.. A. SxTH moved to strike from the report the bill
establishing q sanitary code for New York, Kings and
Richmond counties. He argued that bill Of 30 much i'm
portsuce should be considered in Committee Of the Whole
50 as to give opportunity for debate and amendments
While some features Of the bill good others
very Objectionable.
Mr.. WEBSTER favored the motion on similar grounds.
Mr. JAouns rep2 urged the House not TO strike the bill
measure Of great importance to the city, had been petit
toned for By large numbers, and should pass without de-
The motion 10 strike ont was lost
The bill to regulate the sale Of fruit in New York city
came up for third reading.
Mr.. GROVER moved TO recommt Lost.
Mr. GHov,M then argued at length against the BILL and
motion TO reoonsider the vote was laid on the table,
prorac.ed debate then ensued a motion to
NIT the Anti Rent bill, To amend the Revised Statutes Of
Mr. RoHKRlsoS argued against the bill, aud Mr. Bingham
in its favor.
The bill to provide for the drainage Of the cayuga
The bill to erect Highland county was lost, 81 TO A.
The motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
Mr. McQUADE moved that the several New York City
Railroad bills be next read.
Recess TIL seven O'Clock.
The House took up the New York City Railroad bills
for third reading under the resolution adopted in the
morning.
The Seventh avenue bill was fret read.
Mr. Plum moved to recommt, with instructions to
amend 10 as TO Ok the fare at three cents.
After discussion by Messrs. Calicott, Robinson, Conk
ling McQuade Jacques and Cooper the motion was lost
by q TO g.
Mr. McQuApE then moved to nx the fare at four cents
Lost
The bill was then passed by 90 70 TO-
The Fourteenth street bill was next read.
Mr. JAYNEa moved 70 strike the enacting clause and
argued against oil the bills deemmg them preudicai TO
the interests and encroachcnt upon the rights OF the
city.
Kr McouApx briefly replied, when the motion was lost,
tn Yha Hn{io ru0b IL WaPA
then read . third time and passed.
The Tenth Avenue and Fourteenth Street Road bill, 50
10 n.
The Avenue and East Broadway Road bill 90 10 FL.
The Barclay Street and South Ferry Road BILL So 70 10
The Bouston Street Road bill, So 70 10.
The Canal Appropriation bill then made special
order for TO morrow. and the House adjourned.
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News from Pixies Peak.

LkAyKwoRIH, X. T., March ~, 1850
The overland express from Denver 18th inst arrived
to-day, bringing SIS 900 In dust, sx passengers, and
large mail.
Summer Doresetts livery stable, u Denver was
burned on the 18th. Loss small.
Advices from the Blue river diggngS and the South
Fork, report continued heavy SHOWS
Flour was worth s2S per hundred pounds ct Denver,
and acarca.
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Sought After Eagerly, Bought Cheer
fully Parsmontoua people should not Wait KNOXS for
sing glance his Spring Styie make them
haul ont such 10 la attractive and not TO be resisted qua
iee AL Others DO ought 10 drop 10 1t ID No. 22
Broadway-and make their selections.
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Saratoga Empire Spring Water Depot,
removed from 4g Broadway 70 No IS John street, where
are row receiving the water fresh from The scnsG
q. w. WESTON A 90.
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HoIIOway's Pills.-Nerv0us Complaints.
deranged stomach will PROSTATE not only the bu,
muate ife liver renovate the boels purify the blood
brace the nerves.
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Trusses OF Every Description for Per-
Anent retenton OF rupture; bathing Trusses Supporters
Knee Caps Anklet and all surgcaf appliances scientifically
applied by MARSH CO., No. yesey street, Astor House.
New York.
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CristsdOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
pees the best In the world Wholesale RETAIL and the dye
privately applied, NJ No As.or House.
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Official Drawings Of Hodges, Davis &
co. Consolidated Losleries u Georgia.
CLASS 29l. MARCH 49, 1860.
"a, z, AZ, 20, 18, Il, IL 3S, %, 26, 8, 80, 10.
Prizes caAhed q t68 Broadway. Circulars seat freq
HODGES, DAvIs'k CO., NanagerA
Macon.
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Observation-Disclosures Gallery, 249
Fulton reetPhotographs miniature 70 hfe SIC; Cameo
types. Dsguarrootypes, uneQuADed.
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HfITs Hair Dye, so Cents.-Dep0t No.
Barclay street. and sold all druggists InfAble Onguent
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David's Spring Style Of Gentlemen,
Hats beautiful Ia style and uish Salesroo 299 Broad
way, near Duane street.
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Ladies' Dress, Rosette TRIMMINGS, R0-
sestes Gimps Braids, d LOKETT, SON CO.'S, Isl Fulton
street. Brooklyn.
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Bassford, Jr.s, Billiard Friends In.
ved 70 Court and Remsen Brooklyn. Ballard sales
and playing rooms l9 Fulton street, No Ann street. N.
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Porcelain Photography. - Magnificent
Miniatures on Cups &c. the patented pro-
cess Of The American Porcelain Photographic Company 5
Broadway.
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Shirts Made to Order from MeAsure.-
D. G. sILLRcK cox. 100 BROADWAY,
Corner Of Liberty street.
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Fire I'm Covington.

CovIN0roy, KY, March %, 1850
VOLTS Touring mill was destroyed by Gre yesterday.
less IS 600, which is uninsured.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MctEES COS BROADwA~-THE NEW WE'D DING
"A Envelope chain pattern Liberal discount 70 the trade.
A COMMISSIONER or pKEps OF ALL THE STATES.
EDw ARD BisssLI No 81 Brost~as corner u Chambers
street.
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Hunt q Dusenbury, Successors to Leary
90 this day introduce q style OF gertiemens Dresa
Hats for young men-prce -Four DoIars-at Nos g. and
Astor House.
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Singers Sewing Machines.


Designed for all manufAnurnx purposes noseloes In ~
operation very rapid And capable OF every lind Of work ID
d The best nAehins produced Price only Sll0.
I. H. SINGER CO., 4b6 Bvoadwsy, New York
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
and Burglar Proof safes Isl Broadway corner o. Murray
street, New FORK.
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotte.
ries, WOOD, EDDY CO., Manager of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA. KENTUCKY MISSOURI
LOTTERIES. q
DEIAwARE-ExrRA Class, No ISL, MARcn q, 1860.
%, 40, SO, 40, 80, rs, SO, S. &c, "A, 81, 81, 81.
DxIAwARx-CLAss No. i52, MARCH a. 1860.
80, &c, 8, 8, Al, 8, 20, rs, 4, 80, Al, IL, SO.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
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Wheeler Il wilson's Sewing MACH ines.--
0boe Sgs Broadway New York
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Arrival OF the Quaker City.

The United States mail steamship Quaker City, Captain
r. W. Shueldt arrived at this port at half past twelve
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in three days and twenty
hours from Havana, having left the latter port Sun
day. March Is, at AZ P. NJ 2sth, Up. NJ, lat SO Of,
long "a S. sgnazed steamer De Solo, hence for Havana
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived from AspnwaA
on the oath, and sailed Same day for Aspinwall.
The health Of Havana has been excellent, and the
The cories Opera troupe have been doing good bust
ness at Puerto Principe
Considerable excitement WAS manifested at the news
from Mexico and the taking of the two steamers bv the
American ship Saratoga
Business at Havana has been generally active Sugars
and Masnzas $50 600 boxes against 2oS 600 same
date last year. Shipped last week from the two ports
"a COO boxes far the maximum OF the Molasses
dull 81 reals Freights less active than the previous
week, and large fleet In port, with slight decline In
Exchanges-Iondon, IA per cent premium; New York,
2N "a premium; New Orleans, short time, ~ a per
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, March Is, 1860.
Excitement Of the Didrio Ovsr the Captured Steamers &C.
nera, AirGmon and Marques de la Ha5ana-Ihe West
to be Regulated as Soon tie European Popers Haue
Time, DC.
You viii See in our Diaro issue to day the settlement
of the question the capture of the General Mrsmou
and the Marquee do Ia Habana II these seizures ap
proved by the government Of the United Staes makes
potent reason why all European questionsa Indian
Chinese and Morocco qustions-should be Immediately
composed Italy to be handed to the Pope by the
African army, suppose, and Gibraltar forgotten
by glorious chvary In order that concentrated At
enton and respect be extended to the West and the
footsteps Of Brother Jonathan be hedged in that pirates
may be again fitted out and sail from the Havana with
mpunity to plumber where they please This the plain
English Of the editorial dogma OF this morning, and they
wise teachings OF those interested In the Mramon
ation. We have nothing the continued excite
ment In relation 10 Yankee auoacity We even forget
the deserts Of Tetuan in the intensity Of agony the
two one. horse gunboais Of Spain and Mexico The
health Of Havana Ia good send you full files.
II ID rumored that large subscription has been got up
at Matanzas for the purchase Of another larger steamer
than the Maanzas, 10 In conjunction with her be-
tween New York and MAlanzas.
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The CAPTURED Mexican Steam ers-Cargoo
and ValuA nf the Rrfzaa.

new cdyuno,
Tho United States prize steamer Marques Dc u Ha-
has board not the prisoners ofacers In
mand tits only known that she is very deeply laden.
The probability is therefore, that she has still valuable
snaterals war; Cannon POWDER shot and shell Ut least
stored away below. Some imagine even that she may
also. have specie hidden away.
The vessel herself Is in perfectly sound condition,
With the exception Of single cannon shot through her
hides. She d apparently about two years old, bark
xgged clear decks, and probably designed for the ST.
Lawrence lumber trade. She Is very long, clear, and
firmly built like the lumbermen OF that river and
bears her sides the marks Of having once been
employed in that business
Tho engines at all events, built at Montreal They
hre said TO be very valuable and In excellent condition.
Altogether, the hull and engines estimated 70 be
The cargo "a really valuable by supposed the
prize will "cu up pretty fAt for the captor-not less
Than $4,000 TO $l30 o0o
The steamers original name not known, anything
M her history before she into the of the
Cuban government = mail steamer. She then bore
her the title OF the late Captain General Concha,
Marques de Ia Habapa This, however, ~ not now 70 be
Seen was probably erased after sailing from Hsvana
when she the third time christeued "Sants Anna
1hh ID her last and proper name
Al the time OF her capture the Santa Anna had large
quantity Of coal on board, and still, after making the
round trip from Havana via Sisa Vera Cruz and Anton
5Azasoo, amply provided II Il Of 3 very poor quality,
end wa doubtees purchased cheap at Havana.
Inc General Miramon 10, we understand, much less
valuable steamer She also very badly injured dur
ing the engagement ~ Anton Iizardo. Her cargo also
Believed V Be very valuable though Is stated that every
thing on deck was thrown overheard when Ii was seen
chat tho steamer must become prize Thie was CON-
nodore MArins flagship, and there was anv spece Oh
board, doubtless went over TOO.
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The courier Of the weekly pony exprsg VIII leave y
Josepfa Mo. ruestsy, April 3 at s O'Clock p NJ
Telegraph from all OF the United Bates aAd
Canada copnecouw The point OF departure viii -
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misd the fiscerve and 81 Joseph Telegraph wire 10
Ran Francisco and intermediate points by the connecting
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special bearer connect With
press Of the Sd of April viii receive e
ONCE q Simpson. room No. Continental Bank Bald,
Ing. Nksssu street. up 70 $50 A. Of Saturday March a.
WIN. II RUSSELL. President
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NNHACKERys CORNELL MAGAZINE NOS LAND
Srhe regular sale Of this Magazine 100 900 pee month.
Srnesipston yS.r or y eens each for single aumSeA
for u. a.
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TURNHRs FORIsT WINE BITTERs-THR sPnIN0
and GUNNER Medicine warranted 70 couaoraof Bthous-
mes. improve ne appetite strenshen Ana inyisorass =
whole sysem are economical and cheap Sold ~ druKessa
and dsslers n nearly COUNTRY Ia ~ nshtasas dor
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