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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
Daniel n. BuToett, Auctseneer.

Daniel ns bur0eQ, Aucuoneer.
lAk0H 6ALk AT OOiIOM OF
GARD. puPUY CO.'S. PIkEI. OAsTuLON q. co.
And nAfNAL AND AiSkSS1 PAiAR AND DARE
b bss1n.Hpp AVN DAT. .u~AAHIpv .vu -
MALAGA WINES, Ii BOkD.
HukDBIT, J0nhS 90. Wi al Friday, Nay (. loeAv
Ct ii ocloek wthn the NO loo sree per sGupo
Ssawn u eoes ~ pscAaxe: 0tass Dsssy o. r,sx.
ages brown A.d pale shery l8 psckaxes Hadeira Wise
CssaoSues on "Wednesday aerzoea salo. ox
70 suk puroAAson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

sAxpr Hook, nay z, 1880
Ins scdy Of unknown female, apparsatiy about
sp~y y~rs old found The suss bsssh yesterday
ncrpi~s, abccs tvo m'es from the point Of the Hook
Ber fsoe and bands much dsagursd. In her pocket
we're found comb and q pair Of scksou. An inquest
vns held on the body, and verdict returned Of sup
pe~~s scciceriaIy drowned" The body sssrred o.
srndy Hook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY 8 86o-rRIPLE SHEET

Drawings CT FTss.cr. aroGsssGes s. co-'s
Delaware Loterses
svmEG Cogsvr-Os.Ass 100 hAr L idgl
20. 81, 43, so, I, G. 6e, ~. IT, g, 81, III
OossoLBArs, Lorrssv-.GAss 90 MAI is0l
II, z, "a, IL, 80, x. 60, 81, "a. 68, 81, 80.
FRANCE, Ba0ADBRRfs 90.
HAaAGsu. Wuaa.nstSu. OolA wnro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
The PhiladsipAis city Election.

PmApuPmA. Nay 2, 1850.
Mr.. Hsary peoples candidate for MAJOR, slsossd
BY sl6 majority.
Mr.. Dosnns the democratic candidate for Comptroll
er, ia escctec by TO majority.
me Select Council ssAnds foows-pcople's ticket,
Is; democra,a. II.
rhs Common Council ssands;-Peopls's uekes, So; de-
mocrsts, SO
Nearly 7o,ceo votes were poled.
PmLADEIrHA, May 2, 1890
Aneaded returns Of tue election show that there w DO
q tie " the Select Council
he opposition claim the election Of Hufsy Conptrol
Ter Downing Democrat but the vote n cose and The
odcial returns wll be required 70 decide ths rssuil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
Days Vulcanaae-

THIS AITTuI Has BEDH fno2OU0MY x1uD,
end n b. hunArU1 I'D prasr1a
persoas, an1 Invariably pronounse1 superior y " srt
1sFy "haFa rubbers end "hard gutn psrsAA" md -
bevel 10 b. ~ very bea svW mAAo
= uss1 = subsaius, h. nany 49,. ew vssy. hesr
wkAeeons arsoo sbe boao. ard WOOD. braD esPS0 81
IN - or mse.A ~ fr nAny pusposn fsenA supes1n
, s.y oa1sr suh.Aso
produs0 w b equal b ~ 6naa1 81 eeng oA q ~
80 e n1sasos 49, $3.50 - Rnsas ~ - =.
49, : 49, = iSssshr 1spsss - = psrd's1ls
e ~ anhgte - ss1b nAhus nsk assk = - ~.
- -: - se s = 49,; SSs :" 10y 80
go - IssA oaly sd saasaav : rssussd Aps1
KS sssy vo.ssd ny osAw sahslaass ~ IN nsny
40 ~ crdhasy knovn aeass an esennsss nAnosas-
eus y hunaa wants tand ihsr Posks vcl b hssusssd
= ~ ~ no1e e w9ktng 80 appyngk
NJ izasnsios 70 supply IN rs61 ed Win ~ sosk
~ rsugA - ov pssa 10 brae hAo uaivsrsAl usa and
HOsACK IL DAY csrs,Ands srssl
Nxv Yoss, Apru 3, 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
Railroad Accident.

ALsAsr, Nay q, 1890
Tbe one O'Clock freight train on the Central Railroad,
frvm oiy parted when within four miles Of chenec-
tsAy. ovs w.s smashed, and . brakeman named
HorSsr m<rHily torn 10 pieces HIS remains scss
tered ABBOTT In sn directions No other person wss In
iuyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

BURNING or TIE SnANKx A. I. LACY.-The following are
the Of the persons who known to be lost BY the
burning Of the steamboat A. Lacy which accident took
place on the Mississippi river, below g. Louis, on the 18th
Ch. -
Mr.. A LAcy's Little daughter, four or five years old
Que German woman. name unknown, on deck.
Ono Irish woman, name unknown, on deck.
Mrs. Eliza Head assistant chanbermaid for the trip.
One Irish woman sbo sick when she came on
board, burnt In her berth on deck.
One black girl about nve years old.
One black boy ABOUT eight years Odd.
Two Iriah children from eight 20 ten years old
Two German children, from ten 70 twelve years old.
Deck sweeper, name unknown.
Two hremen. names ulkro~p.
Charley Barnett BLACK porter, better known King.
John Becsiey, muatto, berthmsker.
Anthony Tremble, mulAtto, pantry man.
Ono white cabin boy, name-unknown.
One infant belonging 70 rshwoman, one Of the deck
passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
Coroners' Inquests.


SUICIDE BY GETTING HIS THROAT. Coroner schirmer hold
inquest ss les Hestsr street, yesterday upon The body
Of Joseph Aschemann, . native Of Germany, sgsl %
years. Who committed suicide By cutting biz throat with
Deceased, appeared, was sick with The drop
sy, and becoming depressed In spirts, determined To
commit self destruction. Accordingly ysslsrday morning
across his throat severed the Jugulsr vein Death
sued In fow moments afterwaros Deceased bad often
threatened 70 commit suicide, and day two before
- death he requested his nephew 70 buy him some
hndanun for that purpose. AschmAan In easy CIR
cumsAsces, living upoa tbs interest Of bis moasy aid
occupied rather prominent position n The Hebrew CON-
munity.
TIE Fuyr. sum sEzzsr Ponoumo CAm-Ths isqui-
son In the Of Robert T. Harper tho child VITO died
at the residence Of bis parents n ninth street.
second avenue about two weeks ago, from the effects of
soison concluded yesterday BY Coroner Jacknaa,
without any cie being Afforded 70 the mystery which
surrounds the oase post nortsm examination Of The
body made by Doctors Fnne and Gallagher end .
chemical analysis OF the stomach gone through wth
the physicians unable discover any traces OF
poison. Dr. rpneI gave - hh opinion that death vas
hos such irritation brought he unable 10 say.
rhe jury renderod verdict OF" Death ~ irritation Of the
stomach and nesnes produced By some poisonous sub
stance accidentally taken In food o. drink, but what
SAID poison ~ss the jury are unable 70 say"
CASUALTY on THE NNm AVENUE RAnRoAp.-Coroucr
schrmer held inquest upon the body Of . cald
named Eliza Becker Who died 1t the residence Of hsr
parents, No 6os Ninth avenue from the effects Of In.
ures accidentally received By being over BY one
evdeooe went 70 show hst ths driver Of the did all
power 70 avert the accident, and the jury 10 render
pg Q vcrdcs, took occaaon 70 exonerate him from all
blame IN the matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Pesnsylvsnsa Delegates - ChsssGs.
fnrApusHiA, May ., lea.
In The sxss district Of his stAss John n Branhal asd
wsshinsscu townsend have been chosen dslsgsAss 10
Chicago. Txey ere uDinsuucted, but Cameron = thsar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

81 Connecsncut.
NEW HAvm, Nay Z, 1eoo.
Governor Buckinsham was to-day again insagarsasd
into the ONCE which be hes Allied since 1855 mo
monies, parsdes and PROFESSIONS the occasion have
been unusually imposing The city y nlsd with strangers
Tonight there be torchl'ght PROCESSION and display
Of nreworks and the whole h 70 conclude with grand
Festival Tables being spread for 1000 persoas
rns two houses Of the Legislature were organized BY
the election OF the candidates. nominated republican
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Branareth's Pills.
The satesE end most reliable Medicine.
WAkRAnrnD kNrfRELY vBUKT ABLE.
Principal O@eo, ia Canal Directions In English
Spanish French. Italian, Pogtu9uess and German
49, No. Union square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Lsss OF the Steamer Geese Belle.
Mosus, April -, 1880.
rhs saesner oooss Belle, from hoassvasry. boesd -
Nobsss, Tuesday, ssh Inst. 81 svdespovt, srsok
sosG ssd sank immsdiassly Boa . sosal as part q
casrosavsd tn . damags1 oonditAon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Tn Cnr DnsoroMB.-The canvass for names for Tho
City Direcsory commenced yesterday morning. We No
requested 10 call attention 10 an advertisement relation
70 The matter In another column.
NEW HKALm WARpN-kr. John Wilson, lately ap-
pointed Health Warden Of the Twenty ward By
O0l Dslevan, into oss yesterday morning ~
acting Mayor Peck.
rDMonAL--we have been shown . watch presented
70 Captain Johnson Of the Staten and Ferry Company,
BY ths passengers the Staten Island ferry boats %
fine watch and WIN doubueas b highly przed ~ ~
cwner.
RApRoAD AccDur-About seven O'Clock Last evening,
q one Of the down trains on Hudson Road leaving
Cumsnsville, Mr. Washington Cooper, the builder at
tempted jump board but missing the step fell under
the cars the whole train passing his legs nearly
verpg them from bis body. He brought 70 the city
and conveyed 10 the New York Hospital where II was
found that his leg would require immediate amputauon
THIS was perform ed by DIR. Bell but the unfortunate
died about nine O'Clock Tho Coroner will hold an
inquest to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

BDats~-Ing0reoll's New Metallic Lsfe
Dua ~ - &c hunhro1 wooAea Boa II al nds the
arEsu asd sksaDo s1aAbshnsai IL word, Ss and ~
GoSk 0r0ol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
FIR. ~ Lawrence. mass.

Rfr~ ~ Lawrence. mass.
IawKrscx, Mos, Nay 2, 1890.
IA Are This afternoon destroyed wilson Aliens steam
ssvmils, with some small buiidisgs sdtssins. Loss
about sl2,oco. tttt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

ne steamship Columbia, Captain Bsrry, from Sew
yerk. ~rfvse bc's eisven O'Clock n,s (russosy)
msrptng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

a. GARD JJL.SIA.Ds sH 81 ~ ..ey:un.
si sSS5 su..n xass s II sSGS J51E..u
rfrs oS Ias4 XII. sH.5 SGsSs
ROYAL p p sSn WIZ xs 2osR51. az sna
49, in cess soss...iss %: Sos:n quar- sosiss -
ss sS:s sy
he co.kfAus are prsvsr-d sAs a.s. vsssAs.s TO-
:.s ~ y me. e
y q: y: .ss: -: p,s:
tqu.l amount q st he imporyd sold = ssn The p.
ne .rns should ssAna on s s"n merits e an Ans
he noRNINe oALI,on,c. diurs.ic slser>nye and ant
,s s O.. .sd psss: ,so% . ssr 70 IL ,pr
% &c. rssr,sss es.ilssrss he World 10 prod ace as
sols b. sSossse Sauor sod grocery cssss in New YOrt
''' c Il 70 sSTfa SIn i ssEssr foRx
Asmn fer Van srunts Aroaans ssAlsdAr schnaepa
A 7 koBEsf AL, = oo.'s
Is ,asres .sossAis IA rssAi var 1ss s.A sS.pse
GOLD AND uLvEs wArcHn.
~" - '; scrDos :.l-'s
A A1S Sas , fri0i AND GAS FITTING.
,nss' c'....u'" i,s- ~ g. y:
LAscn szD In rAcfo.sfoH
rrxDAHn, sRAcxErs 40. rsoPoRsroNArE Low.
sso. Il KIrYs..; &C, &, q s, sc:ssSy:
a ruls AayIcIs o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
...s. - $500: as q psiss.s5 ss.si:s:
MILLS BoUE.osI4: .HLs :, s e.
eo" W s'''S "a siSs ~ 81 C1sr
Joan siLis a CO..
ArHe.zsso. AID y. S (, :! ~ ~ FLA =,
AL M I rH sssl ic ., G ss.g SSE.S e
snsiaI. III bsusl~sy.
BEAUTIFUL SILK nIxEp susISsss ooA. SIC TO
ID s,i syrins o,sssssss fry. 9 . sL rsns - vss.s
order - o- pros. vs, h's s'.ss rs, Tn sIs !. :.
Rur MT oHouEny " youn Hr~np WONT Grow
he bead y arov srs WI sos sam - azure ana Pnes
u '"'N' ~ M '''s 9. GRAHAM 100 s~..p sr...
Bs.s. pos S In s....i wine Vine slssss ~. =
s.. s. s r s.s ss.s .s.s ssss ~ =
c oopsumpos, veal larss wal ucnsnh ndissssoe
s...s pssslss % ensss Ss ii s.ss. ,esaiIss
Sss%,s: ssss ssssasi s ss .ss nos ass ssrs Ss
CBAxLEs ynopsHAs wATcEsa
RoBsAs Rail- 90,
- Broadway. cpross Of 1RsvsH sresA "
Hsve jusk received spissdM akAwtnsn 81 rrmH Knur
Frs, by ~ above cesbrsied vboh sy have
piessuis N reco@nes1hs thess nssss - M pusra
DYSYKPsrA DROppY AND vEvxR ArD AauA
IL Ass f1s 0nhEAA . DKBtLtfY
Wofss scniedsw nsenaops y -eccc.DeD1sd
eyphAs>lB b. ~ usst siuneushse O~1bsvv q - n~
~ prossscsea - Above ssnpl%'rsa esd y ~ c~ly Oh
~, eountry -siA =. - q - .:esa nssiy
rs sss,. a 40 40 $3.50 n sss t q y, e.
l them.
| nR EysEs T<rnovnp SELF ADJusfrHa rRsuu-
~ a nav Gtfk, .supernr V anything htks-io nvensa<
rurchsssysr n< nsisned msS rrsnrs " sfss weeks sa
kiSsr rHIlrrs. is, Broadway
ne. ,. Hovrn DoDp rnpxxIsL err BIrTvRs
~ Are upeI nailed on esh r~nety fnr All dbeases
the hdn<ys bstee~ md urinary arc sscecsay
fcy FINALE obssrucssns. yor sss bv CHAhLE- WHOM
4 rIsi.p 90, rs william sussi, corner Of Liberty.
| UroB sALI AT AuC7 or-or TrursDAy. nArl
l ALL gciock a ~. By l. HOyHmAH Co - ul
Is.sl re. tnsno-s, s.narcl ccsrss sr.s11 49,
We Srsws5s Scsvs.y o. oy.ss So - ,sSss
las lsae ISL fsus iss1 lszs % vns orcvs~s As
| ovcs pcvs vi,s ~ ~ sys,s n cs-err ~. w?~s-
| :. ppes hnT-ss~As arc ousr,ry e~sss q snsSs -.
naf~T vtnsre~ susir A. ersbs.st sd ors~p 80
irpst tss a. Nv seax svhoy. scc zee wrss ~ - V"s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
A BIO BATTLE AND ITB RESULT.
a rHk NEW YORK CLIPPnk, Regular Edition, .

A BIO BATTLE AND ITB RESULT.
a rHx NEW YORK ClIPPEk. Regular Edition. now
EdMoriai Remarks concerning the international Fight
9RE rHE uLIPRER.
Few words about our 6 allan, LILLE Amy
bowling. the Referee, and hs oow.rdly Conduct
rtshi betwsen 1igsr and Three Dogs. In Havana
0r'l'' and Base s sss II. : :.;Hs r9Ssaas
Now for the Darby kaes q Epsom
Laiest ssase Of the ODDS n Londoa
GEE fHS OLIPfHR
Sheeoscai news nom al quarters Of ths world.
Circus movements and sho = busUem
Ethiopian .in'r's sEs s's nc SSrt Gsarr ;ss'
iSors.D ss about Su':iSs Bs,:" sS:' odda
indignation Meeting DrceS 90 ~, ,p,,,
The 0ribbin and Wilson Prize Fight
how u went ON. and how n went of
ANGUISH 'sp0" 'I sRS S' fH II =, ui Iineo
Bully Boy q Bensh-enA bir Ihonae. too.
Ss !; Be rotten up for him.
SIX TIE cE 'PPss-oeiy 1osas
AT ROBERT RAFT CO.'S.
ausnuoa b invited 70 tAes i4rF. s.oes ., 60,
81 As fouiwias e 81 asssls:-
r. y. CoorEn. youS OnAoo.
5sas:ss so... aI ~. . sS
.o..1 rS. So:..., !s..! e. 1 ss....'
rArrx Pmuurz Co.. J. 9. LzDsss.,
AupEnEaA vAcnEson = C0uoRA4u,
'-A- SAA'isju 1xs JuRexxz.H. oo.1 D1o4s..
which 1sy onsr u whOLssAI1 And k1rAu& - ~
PRlCHA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

AZ Everdslrs-TRe Orange Bsosss> We'd
fvs rsverve rr--s.sss sss ssrsvsusx sof csv 81 30
hvvadvsy, csrses Of Dus~s srssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Adies eboes Tor che&r LADIES'
and eOunuJ . nsd ssoss' Al, Rrsss sss:e :, 49,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Removed 90 4o3 Neutrality-suspicious.
sn,e~d PRICE, -. COmftETn Pssues uos having full
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

JeMsrs, 573 Bvsaaway-rhs Os1y Place
JkfFkss. SIS Broadwa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

HsrrfDg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof sssss Isl Broadway Of Murray street,
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Drawings OF the Delaware state L0ete-
nsa-WOOD. BDnY 90, hanAssrs q ~
Ds1AvARS-BxrlA CLAs No 10 hsy 2 lSA
20, So, SO, %, AZ, 81, IL, 81, 10, So, 6, 2, so.
So a. "a. 49, AZ 81 rs, 81, 81, IS, rs, rs, II, Ga.
cfsuiar ss1s f,es q ehsrc y adsrs1as 49,
Or y W00D. B0DY 90. b. LouAs, niasoun
0mcial Drawings Of Hodges, Davis q
COS Consolidated Lotsrtas Of 0eorgtA:-
GLASS 81, MAI 1880.
rs, III. %, Is. 23, SO. 81. IS. 81. ~, AZ, 81.
Prizes oashed Il So Broadway. Circular eent ire
Prizes oasbsd q sss BEsadvay Creular ent nsA
HODGES, DAVIS ~ co.
00crtA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

We cannot sick have no pain bat from he pre-
Of naty retained beyosd hs tine Mature designed
bSHnAreths fnls nom danser BY taking hold OF ess
and expsns hsm froa " bovss and hus purifying III
blood rbek insurss the cimauton Of tnpurbes asc
perseverance, eertAnly restor~u health
observe, 20 canLsr 3 The prncpal Once. whoesas
and rsaAn
Also No. uaisn square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Doowoxms Roon.-rhs reading BY Nh. Lizzie Pett,
announced viii take plaos This evening, under
dissineushed patronage. rhs young ladys prosrauus
chosen with degree Of taste ssss speaks well for her
tsss. Without inpropriesy may say that Mas Petit
makes s<ba under which should enlist
Ne ssroagesa " npalhies q shs pshnc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

MAE nARxxm BsooxLu.-rhe Opera Troupe now
sissns The Winter oaraen vin give grand csaosrt
the ypoush church, Bssstiys, o. ~ sth o. Ny.
rhs win be the ars concert sivsa In sreoyn undsr
NJ Nareszeks drectoa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Geo. n. sloAt y Co.'S Csisbvassd EAaicsse
Lnsk stsA and ssai,s Sowing mAcAsa a. COLLINS, -
Rrsndvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Bllllards.-DassSorG's Sales, Playing
Roons Lao Fuon- ANA aress; Btar1 ralAoa Court aud
AenseA sfree1B. brooklyp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

News from Vera Crus.
new OuaAm, Nay 2, 1880
The schooner Star has arrived here with Vera CRU
Gates Of the 2ist Of April The news h unimporsank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

ws Would Call tho Attention OF goase-
keepers sale N elegant scf pier Minor h~
soh auction this dsx e eeu bsrsps rbrns
ssr BIZ n. ~ r. sOhxrCk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

Bfn,s Hair Dye 90 Ce~ss--Dspes . Bar
ciAy Wvsss sc6 By Al arueGs; ~fNris o~sreni fw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

whites sssensation'' Dress Haf,t sprsng
ryle WHITE. batter ns Broadway, oppcsieie 81 fauis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

DR.. Marsh Continues 60 Apply his Radi-
hswuia or rupture MARsH CO., Ns.2 vessy IT., n. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

NEW OsxzAm. Nay 2, 1850.
upCSsoe.S d. eroc. so!ss sesdy Corr ar% a 1So
SIC. whsksy dun al iec. Lard hrn = II 10 Ike.
Cotton freights 70 Liverpool ESD. bl6d. Exchange
unAlterea.
Ccsson-sales today 1000 bales, Il loko l6fo for
for three days. 2oo bales Frsishs and exchange u,a
tired.
firm: whits 81 70 81 60; red d 20 81 s. Oosn I'm
At 7Sc nc. Provisions quiet whsksy steady at 3ka
PmADurmA, Nay z, 1884
whess lower: SALES Of 1900 bushels red 4 81 S. vhs,
q o6 u 70. Provisions steady me@ pork, et0 SIS
Is; ard, ilko Whhksy urn q 10.
distressing from Fsrt Benton, Upper
Missouri.
PROGRESS OF THE WORK 70 UNITE THE COLUMBIA
RIVER WITH THE MISSOURI By AN OVERLAND
ROUTB-sAKxTY OF LIEUTENANT NULLAN's Con-
NAND, ETC.
By the following news, compiled from the oorsspoa-
demo- Of the Missouri Republican, dated Fort Benton,
Upper Missouri April 1, $780, have received additional
intelligence from Lieutenant Mullsn's expedition, which
wntered IN mountain gorge some twenty niles from Inc
base OF the Bitter Root range Of mountains, In
sprps had opened in good earnest the delight Of ALL
tedum and monotony Of the past dreary winter
was resumed, the dierent de,achmens of civilians and
soldiers being distributed at various Segmen0 aloag the
proposed limo Of location rom the Bor hoO river on 70
He'll Gate; tho latter point the major portion Of the
command would be concentrated, b here the great
est difficulties offered. Reaching He'll Gate dedie,
me forces would be detected towards bearing
more northeast taking either the Little Big Biackfoo
pass in crossing the main range Of the Rocky Mountains
towards Fort Benton
Ia the intention OF Lieut. H. 70 put 70 wsrk every pos
sble man capable Of plying a. axe or pick and make
Ambitious attempt to reach Fort Benton in time to
meet with Choueauss steamer Ia July thus enabling the
citizens and enlisted who may be discharged, to-
seber with the sick and disabled, take passage for st.
louis
Several sub parties Of engineers had been ordered out
explore the adjacent country and obtain valuable topo
graphical data
An astronomical party ordered 70 Fort Benton with
DO view Of determining the latitude and general mete
,rolosca conditions Of this cardinal point, forming the
ssai ter minus OF the line Tue command cheerful
ana harmoa sous glad TO get " work once more.
Coed health prevailed generally among the men.
I'd ward Murray the unfortunate soldier, both OF whose
ees amputased In the winter, had entirely reoo
vered.
The art ilery escort were In 6ne state OF esiency
guarding tho man camp ~ also the working parties,
rom Indian depredatiops
From foregoing account Of the progress OF this pub
nc work would appear that the long canvassed quss
Of uniting the Columbia and Mnsour watsss via
overland route being fast deter and ~ favors
ole solution must materially influence the future of
CONT on The Missouri more tnan Fors Benton
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Beautiful Cewplsxion.-Laird's Liquid
Pear has Achhsved cory having equal for bearu
fyfng snA pressrvng ~ sktA- - BroaAw sag.
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Ten Pounds Cs6se for On, ren Pounds
superior 81 "a and Ten pounds nne~k a. ~ A. 81 CHKIs
rfArsors, No 1 chambers sr-~t ard as oreen~fcs
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Bollewsy's pills and Otntment--scaid
lead ssorbur eruuto enecsu sy espargNsd
The pts eutrNhre the scye whics
fcs The ofnimen softsns and TIE cncras
tnxun.
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Crfstsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
be 10 the world Wholesale End retail and tn
1ye prtyasely applied. No. Astor house.
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Havana segsrs and virginia Tobacco,
Of superior qualify, ., JANIS sADIkRs ia Broadway,
orrner Of No. lana
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Return Of Outsiders iron Chsrleston.
PmADurmA, May 2, 1884,
Tho steamer Keystone STATE has arrived froa Charles
ton. bringing numerous outds de,sgases 70 tAs Csn-
veatoa.
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Sailing OF the Prince Albert.
81. JOINS, N. r., Nay 2, 1850.
The Steamship Prince Albert sailed u three sclsck this
morning for Galway.
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o Opera Glasses. Telescopes, Thermome-
ters. At skkhoNBd co, 66s Broadway.
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DarEy's er1copherous n ths Best and
snnAQea srune fs 1ssans boAu11fyna osansAS surxnx
prsssvt.g - rssasrss D ha. LAAsss ryh aoh bI u
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Married

Meody's Perfect Fitting Shirts, o for o..
MOODY's Shirt AanufActory. 16i Broadway.
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Popular Excitement In Savanaah.
RELEASE or CAPT FARSHAM, or rHH YACHT WAN
pkRkE-EFFnCr or THE MULTIPLICATION OF TIE
FUGirIvz sLAvH Law IN ssw YORK.
CHARLESTON, Nay 2, 1899
Ihave learned fro. two gentlemsa who have just ar-
rived fro. savaansh that last night Capt Farahau Of
the yacht wandsrsr IN ai In that city o. charge Of p
racy. taken out by Mr. LAMAR the owner aad others
In the face Of the Sheriff Amidst great sxciismoat BAH
had been required, and it rendered and accepted.
The cause which led to this the Late violation Of the
Fugitive Slave Law In Troy, New York.
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Law Of Health.


rsnSvsshs mi. ~s M 49,, dsns, ex .ti.s ma ~ ssss
blood fsef use in.urss the cmauron Of impurities asd
Scsr,, 20 csndsres, ne prns'Vsi oucs Wholesale
ana rssan ,r,
@o NJ sss''H siusfo
....-, $4,000 r.
Pear has achsvsd eory having equal for bsauu
Vns w e'es~"s~A
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Havana begsre and Slreinia Iooeceo,
- soys ~ n cssas 80 AZ ""sN'
Leas-
- vrs- $780,
yse.o Bead sssss -rvsss esranss Cor sd'ss r. dye
'''''' " "' 'A.n.~ 49,
wheeler q Wsassa's Sowing Machines.
.ssr = IN ~. .c~ = - 40 AZ ~ .cs - -
A1sossd A soups Ous his only
sssass
e. Crfs :, ,ru a,n - 'nsess s cure,
s~ns OF rupture .AA'h Co. Ne 'es' ~ ~
DER ss.s ....us SD. s.s T.. ss., $3.50 ss't rws and
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In shs city visrs Isu 9. i~1. ss.. shs.o .sd
'sffknss eis nfo>A"y.
Je6srs. 573 Broadway, ts now Prepared
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mr. Ersrs ., rRovsp sEIy ADJusfrHa rRsuu-
~ nav Gtk ~ .superpr V anything hAsrto rvens.I
furcsssysn nrx satsned MAJ return " sfiss weeks ~
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