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Mrs. Avpurws. of Worthington, Greene county
Ia. was recently frightened so badly oy ia'''
alarm of fire in her husband store Ul' s'l'
ed and IN a few days died from the ehec'S "i 'l''
fright The alarm was raised by parcei OF scamp
who buita bonfire in the rear OF the store anu
cried "Fire." in order to break up social parry
near by, which it is probable they had NOT oeen III
z-ifad 10.
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Mr.. STURGEON announces that he shall not come
to America. We are not sorry.
Colonel DANIEL COLEMAN, for thirty-fve years
magistrate Of Dauville, Va, died on the sth inst
BnzUu has sent an agent to England to bring over
the winner Of the great prize fight, for public eK-
hibition.
Governor STEWART, of Missouri, has Withdrawn
his call for an extra session Of the Legislature of
that State.
The editor Of the Bellevue Qowa) Courier has
tried the experiment Of raising cotton in that State
with considerable success
The ladies of Charlestown, Va, held fair last
week for the benefit of the volunteer companies Of
that place, and realized s5Oe
FRANZ Il. WoorroN, ESQ., of Prince Georges ccun-
ty, Nd, has been appointed Secretary Of State for
the Territory of Utah.
Hon. B. Y. FRENCH, one of the or:ginatOrs Of the
United States Agricultural Society died at Dorches-
ter, Mass, on the Ilth inst.
There are ten steamers running weekly from Vir-
ginia to northern ports, viz; four to New York.
three tc Philadelphia, and three to Boston.
The tide Of travel is setting out strongly for Eu-
rope. Three steamers left New York on Saturday,
carrying 567 passengers and s655, 600 in specie.
HOLMES GREEywooD, a Revolutionary patriot
died at Providence, Rhode Island, 9th inst He was
95 years Of age the day Of his death
A savage hog N the town of McEroy, Va, last
week knocked down a little boy about three years
old, and bit him SO bad that he died.
R. 7. MOONEY and his son, a boy of thirteen, were
drowned in the Missouri River, near st. Joseph,
Missouri, few days since, by the upsetting of a
yawl.
The number Of deaths from cholera the Mala-
bar coast during January has been awful Of five
thousand and fortyhree cases attacked four thOus-
and four hundred anu twenty-eight died.
/ A debate on Universalism is going at Shire
manstown Pennsylvania, between Rev. Mr.. BOssER-
MAN, of Baltimore and Rev. Mr.. GATES, of Williams
/ port, Pennsylvania
Mrs GEORGINA Wallis the mother Of seven chill
dren eloped from her husband in Itawamba county,
Mississippi recently with young man not more
than half as old as herself
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Hon. B. V. FRENCH, one of the or:ginatOrs Of the
United States Agricultural Society died at Dorches-
ter, Mass, on the Ilth inst.
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There are ten steamers running weekly from Vir
ginia to northern ports, viz: four to New York
three tc Philadelphia, and three to Boston.
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The tide Of travel is setting out strongly for Eu-
rope. Three steamers left New York on Saturday
carrying SCI passengers and $685., 600 in specie.
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EEELMBOLD'S BECHU is safe and pleasant in
taste and 'odor, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared me- Alderman Of the city OF
Philadelphia, II. HELMBOLD, Chemist whO being duly
swsrn say that his preparation contains narcotic
curry, or injurious drugs butts purely vegetable.
H 7. HELMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
subscribed before the 23d day November 1854
WM. P. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price, per bottle s., delivered any address.
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HOLMES GREESwOoD, Revolutionary patriot
died at Providence, Rhode Island, 9th inst He was
95 years Of age on the day Of his death
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II one Bay and one RIack Mare. have match Tor
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specially invite the attention Of their friends and the
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SPRING AND SUMMER
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Which are prepared to sell as as any the city,
selected and uadr our supernenenoe Our
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Coats, Vests, Pants, Hats and caps,
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Of all sizes, which will be sold cheap.
Cloths, Cassiuneres, and Vestings.
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TAVISG removed one above the Old stnd would re-
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Is pleasantly situated,
NO. is FROGT STREET, No. II,
(7Iro Doors South of tie Public SquareJ
NASH FILLE TENNESSEE
recently fitted up his houe the working bust
4 ness portion OF the community, at the small Of
One Dollar per Day

For Board Lodging for transient persons The
entirely new beds and bedding, and all the
belonging with good locks and keys every
room in the house we statistical the travelling public
give me q call they will be we'll pleased.
One dollar saved il equal 10 two earned.
Come, eat. drink and be merry.
N B-There is Drinking Saloon attached to the house
wi h choice linnnrs. leh. twin.
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USTRA TED.
The lapse Of few moaths Will be sufficient to establish
'Worcesers Dictionary the acknowledged standard Of
among the cholars OF England and America -" London
Literary Gazette february II, 1860.
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United Vineyard Pr0prIetOF5s Co C5En'
Fine Old ssSRzeracs5 Csgnue.
ssValIanfin,, Coguac
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those want pure article Of Brliy Tor meiica 4
poses. Our brands OF Champagne are very ehobas 4
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All the above diseases and symptoms admit G. the
ment and may originate from the same cause.
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JAMES ". NEWMAN Esq-DEAR SIR: Your note Of this date
received In reply, that regard the transaction refer
red 10 in note do not consider that there anything
dishonest dhonOabe in the transaction, being done
advice knowing that you had authority funds Of Gen.
Ramsey stating at the time that you had and so in
formed Gen. Ramsey settlement Of his in August
September Of 1889 OF course refer drawing the funds,
knowing nothing Of the disposition Of the same.
Very respectfully, your obd't ssFyt,
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THE ADsTER,

April 20, '60-d,tw&w tbs
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

NICHOLSON 3 MONTEREY.
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Fresh Arrivals.

Star Candles all SKIES Bar Soap.
Tallow do; Fancy do:
Extra Washing Soda; Painted Buckets
fancy Toy Buckets;
For sale BY JFO BROWN,
No. 3 Pebble squzre
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ACADEMY or AuHc.-The somewhat familiar opera "n
rovatore was given last sht for tbs benefit Of sEnor
Brgnol, and most brilliant audience attesied the
high position which the favorte tenor holds with the
Academy habituss sgnor BrgnoIi created the role OF
Manrico 10 New York. and has had many but
no rivals in It, HB performance last night fine
ever All the gems the serenade In the fret act, the d.
qa,la psa the third aud the Non scorddr d in tho
fourth given superbly, and fully appreciated by the
audience. Miss Adelaide Phillips Azucena was another
great SUCCESS, both lyricaliy and dramatically. The
INonora Madame Banti debueunte, who was mode
ratey successful ana will We think, improve In the pub
lie estimation. She has good voice. fine Stage pre-
s. nee and knows how TO Her method, however IL
faulty, and she hardly take rank first class sing
or. Anooio wac fine as az di Luna
To. day there will be great Patti matinee "Martha"
with the superb distribution Of Wednesday, will be given
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GAEIlou. ~
n .nANp,hs- IHosP-On Thursday, April 20, by As
u"eaI puhoar, Dr. 5 Chandler o. Port Hope, c. ~
%, 70 bliss ANsK THoRP, OF New York city
n,MAs-SAuNpERs.- On Wedresc sy even ing April rs,
~ 'no hev A. Woi, ID D., HENRY W DsMARs 70
ti.SbA en- daughter OF Adam saunders, all OF this
city.
EiKis-FEfsknHsIM On Thursday, April 90, by Rev.
DR. Ador, Mr. FIXES. Of Galveston Texas, TO MISS
BLANCA FRisENHxIM. OF this city.
GREEN-kAUFFmAsN On Thursday A,ril g. by the
Rev Wiley, rector OF Christ Church. JAMES GREEN
Eq 70 MARY ANN KAUFMAN, daughter Of the late @. H.
Kaufman, all o. this CITY.
HuMxR-CuMMsGs,-In this city, on Tuesday evening"
April a. BY the Rev Henry W. Bellows at the residence
OF the brides mother j. BkNNETr HUNTER to HARRIET n
CUMMINGS, all Of this CITY.
Ikx-HARwAY-O Wednesday, April Is, by the Rev.
Ihomss Armitagc JOSEPH B. LEE 70 MARY Halfway, Of
this city.
RIcxARD-DoRAN On Thursday, April 20, at st.
Mary's Church, by the Rev. Archdescon McCaxron Mr..
JANIS RICHARD TO Miss MARY RosASIA daughter Michael
Doran, all Of this city.
TNsoS-HAYwARD-On Wednesday, April, Is, by
tbe Rev. Thomas Armtage, GEORGE W. TYsoN TO Miss
CARRIE HAYWARD, all OF this city.
THohAs-CAR1ER Friday, April q, by Rev.
Thomas G. Osborn, JOSEPH THOMAS Esq OF Nov York. TO
Miss SARAHJ. CARTER of New York.
TRApHAGKN-BARNks- On Thursday, April TO- by tho
Rev. l. SAwye r, JOHN v. TRAPHAGxN EIEABETH T.
daughter Of samuel d. Barnes, Esq, all Of TINS cisy
WATERs-BRGE in this city, Ut Trinity chapel,
Friday, April q, by the Rev DR.. Hgbee, RHNAIpo NJ
WATERS TO GERTRUDE daughter Of the late Chester Brge
Hq., OF Kin textbook, N. Y.
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ton directing the Secretary War anicae to the
Military Committee full plan and schedule OF the 1oat
ing battery Ia the COURSE OF construction in Ii
vicinity Of New York hsrbor; the amount OF money
expended thereon and the estimated Of completing
che slme and that the Military Committee report such
changes a. may be consistent with the public Interests.
Mr. Curtis said s was time that the country knew Sumo
thing about the battery, the peculiar construction Of
which had been kept perfect secret
Mr. Houston, (dem OF Ala, said it was unusual to
direct an executive officer to report TO committee.
Mr. Curtis explained that the reason for was tina.
ecommi'tee may examine and deter mne the propriety
and constru ,tion Of Sevens battery proper the work
could 60 en- thing was necessary to be kept secrei
M Houston thought were better for him TO object to
the resolution this morning
DxRArH COMMITTEE or WHOLE.
Inc House went into Committee OF the Whole ON the
State Of the Union.
Mr. CARsr, (rep Of Ohio spoke in favor Of the mme.
diAte reorganization OF the Agricultural Bureau dc ad
vocated the interests OF farmers country and
opposed slavery extension. There constitutional
Instead Of IN exhibition Of uck which ,me men seem
ed TO think pecesssry they should discuss this subject
s ns s S nss nc
years old, and there not than five thousand
souls there HIS besrt now swelIed with gratitude TO
five millions OF happy, thriving and Industrious people
Mr.. LAspkux, (dem-) Of L. argued ths. tho demo
catc party have departed nom the lessons Of
dom Of the fathers OF the republic, and that repub
or anti slavery party are the cause Of all the political
evils with which the country 10 afflicted
Mr. vANDxvER, (rep) Of Ia. reviewed the history
OF the democracy the Territorial question: charging
that the existing evils result from their oerelic.ion
of duty and the bold and reckless policy
which onregaos oil compromises OF the past and in vic.
iAOn Of the solemn pledges to tae country They have
Mr. vnRxE, (rep.) Of Pa advocated the protection Of
American industry.
party arguing freedom NATIONAL and slavery sectional
The Committee rose, and the House adjourned TO Mon
dsy.
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~
At noon Today U Deputy Marsha! Holmes arrested
a coored in this CITY, named Charles Nslle % fug
tive from Virginia, the property Of W. marlborough,
OF Cupepper county. The fugitive was taken before
Commissioner Beach, and witnesses Identified him - the
TpgAve described in the papers. The Commissioner
therefore Iemanded him. Soon after Judge Gould Issued
a writ Of habeas corpus for tho fugitive and the
served by Deputy Sheriff OF this county By this
time excited crowd Of thousand persons had
gathered about the Commissioners office, threatening
rescue. When the fugitive was brought down to DO
tiisp before Jncge Gould, tho crowd sur
rounded tho ofhceis ana eudeayorei TO tase
him fem them. successful resistance was
mare for GONE time but the rtecuers haally gained
abe advantage, when the was carried 10 the river
W here 5err, vac 10 wauug He was rowed scross
nuo upon arriving the opposite sbose, arrested
By Wet troy constable Here another great Gro I'D
teelh.r, deter iae to the fugitive. de
taken quickly possible TO a JUSTICES Office,
which the mob surrourdeo ana broke into Tcey then
rescued tie sugive again from the officers and carried
him Of in a carriage. Bloss, pistol shots and kcock
doSns occurred during the ssr, but no one, ortuuse
by wac seriously injured The colorcd people the
active participants in the rescue The greatest ex-
-citsnent exists here In regard 10 the affair.
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Interesting from Mexico.

WASHINGTON, April ~, 1850
Accounts received here to-day from Mexico brought to
Galveston by the revenue cutter Dodge state that Mira
mon, returning from the expe iition 70 Vera Cruz
arrived at the capital ON the I7th, where he was
received by the firing Of cannon, ringing
OF bells and other evidences OF rejoicing He
was accompanied by 900 or 800 men. There were
diverse reports TO his future movements. There s
question but that his suffering from great
embarrassment especially from the late extraordinary
drafts the treasury Ia the meantime forced loans
and contributions Of the extraordinary character
were being levied in every direction for the Immediate
necessities OF the army.
The Minister or Finance had ordered NO Treasury
crafts to be paid for the present. aud the courts
adjudicaDg upon claims against tho government 60
vernmen. fropery should give only formal Judgments
The British anu French ministers were busy with
,hsr plans Of compromise into which they seeking
co draw our Minister McL.ae.
The government at Vera Cruz neatly as emoar
raising crou from the the exhausted
fhe treasury as that Of Mramon.
An attempt would be made At the reorg nizston OF the
liberal army In tine NORTH for that parpose Gen. Ds
gclado had gone to Tampi bot in the State of Vera
Cruz The want Of would opel the Juarez govern
meDt TO &C. aoely on tie defensve
The United States ships Brooklyn and Saratoga are still
at Vera Cruzsl veil board. The city were
had occurred.
The Daro ofal OF Mexico quite free in it's abuse
against Captain Aldham for having issued his protest
against Mramon's unciviized bombardment of Vera
Cruz is in wholesale abuse OF Captains Jarvis
Curuer for having captured Marin.
The Pioayume says:-News from Tampco states that
the union Of the Tamaulp, Coahuila and Euevo Leon
troops preparing 10 unite with other States in the In
teror to fall upon Mexico which, 1t is believed, can b.
consummated by July, II not sooner.
Tho reactionary General, Ramirez, had battle with
tho liberal Governor, Zacatecas, at salnez, and de-
.feated.
she latter. Ramirez entered the city to rob force
loan, as customary. Finding money In the houses
the merchants he entered - force those of the foreign
coasul he violently opened their safes and broke th
sess d the Consuates taking much money suited
his purpose. The Consuls are now In Mexico mAkiss
their reclamations
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Arrivals ana Departures.

LwfnrooL -s:eamsbi, Afrca-kr Ford and son Mrs Fer
S I'D sdS M Sl. 'fss % srs smith Mr.
s a9d ss Cir M,s cs,s \. MsSraR Ra and
W. y, Cray. y Sssl So,dIist Subus beatty;
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sS 1Ss 90 t Sp, sscfis Sss.sa
rsssr i nDss nsss ssd,o. w''
cA,onslA &C. sssTsAip scs!ssrn L,shm ~ R;dSsg
tinot,Sn and servant snon'os and two boys Mis-.
aa'ls ri Rsss Vic :ss
fss sss' 1898 .1sss
$50 'rfsrt Y hs.d, kcy swsyscn and wife M: J Q
zsst FeSss Ms reg ssd four esiasss; i...sd
na ~s
.sryas sn r. Drsn sTa e, Mrs S;roIins 0l,Is
ssarS shrsc f. sr uesir = NJ children
VI s sst s sSssa
man, scale. and ebid ~. Gess and VIE JP
Vie End sss sss eG NJ. vera sns sn
sbss sd VIE isvencs and .h,es chi Mr. ,. Wei
" 4 Bcssee: Mrs Price and two children; NJ. F Wal
sd Nv. re- ma STs t ss sa sSd s
Eea Lent Brooke ela.iia wife children
jor Porter lien, ssgn NJ sirss on Two chdrss and
den nys issrssce tso Children AID servant, George
SoTaen gile spd daughter; Com Tssn.li. sN M.s or
ETsndos hsssan Aie1 Rosa, ) JaoeSi Ierar, 10.
tseProve, VI " hto tblin-en, kmn WIFE,
Poytr,, wsshhurn. Z Reed. Mead Frs viorea. and
;wo ctrdiep, Wilde Price. ii Morris r Peckham,
r. Breere, n u Ihristiln W Bots Il q lnsrsham. e
harrington, Or Iotg Rockwell rotIngsr. NM indsr-
Hey woad G Taylor, j Inress Bonnard. So
yeBs v Lindsay R scammon and wife, Lelne. " Ho
FrszI and Nfe teypods wife end two children;
starr Morse Hopkins, Geo Beach, Ii hiley-and $50
in 'te Storage.
Mary karss, Mrs wccdwsrd and daot hter Paul Lob
h.vJ Drpjea, Js C,ne Ggsoertesu asd son, raul
ysaI Isac yle Chas emiaon and lady, 0srbes.eau
wife sfd d,ueby,r Mrs Brspdo Mr. kecpsir and Aer,
We. ,rc nds brand t9s lydia Besn rrsnee Roger
@ Usrisues. Paon and daughter handAn Brown.
Sla,rop ard wife, 4 Ofis hvars Henry Hyslop, w
Dempsey j A Lepos Frau; Henera boiee Q Young
slsSt Raw u Petfie wife hcMNu, soy flAoche, w
Mester. and 90 n Storage
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M a kCtSe
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PBnADSlPHts, April 81, 1880
a,ecAA Grm. Pennsy.saus stat. o. s5H Heading
Esirraa ny; Morfe CGus SIX; Long lsiano kstrosd
"a Pennsy wanna Railroad, ala Sghs exchange On
he. Yak o. par. 49,
NEW ORLEANS, April y, 1892
Cotorl--Sa.s to day 40S0 balee, at lo1kc lic for
Is0ug Gales of the week 81 goo bales; receipts OF the
week Sdcc bales against 49, Ito bales last year Exports
Froyi1ious eteady Ffeisbts and exchange unatered.
MoMLx, April "a, 1850
The sses OF cotton FOR the last $50 days aud up 4VSo
.bales, Ut generally unchanged prices.
BaIrrMoRy, April q, 1850.
Flour i at SO Is for Howard street add OSlo soper
Gne Wheat active, but unchanged Ia prices corn Al.
vanced &c and cosed with sdvaSciDg teudency nI
&c. &c. for white and 72c &c. for yellow PfoY-
s'cts rtetcy. bu. insc1ve. WniAkey qi,et at 22c.
CiScxxAn, April Il, 1880.
F1cur b5oysrt At s. 20 s. g. for snDernCe wnisscy
advanced kc ut lSc Provisions DULL Exchange scarce
supply cquate the demand. Sight Exchange On
New YORK 'orgo'd Per cen. premium
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Days Vulca0fte.-
THIS ABfIHl.N Has BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED,
and In by hundred and pracis
pers,pe and Invariably pronounced superior to the ord
CRY hard rubber" end bard gus:s psrcha" and "a DO
heved tn he tia very best ever made
il 10 Used substitute, I'm msny for ivory horn
tortoise sbe bone hsrd wood brsss aud
all tbs ether metse and for purposes found superior
10 o:ber substance
IhIve the extensive mauufActnrR facilities aud It's
procucion will be equal the demand; and being the
Iesch OF patent spscuators the pubic viii be
dstur bed In lie application fs tho housaud and
10 which IL peculiar properties perfectly
adspted.
selling 10 the cnmb makers their ssock u the
uemey low price Of dollar pound but TO-
vulcsnite will cost yet the article strong
elastic and tough only small quantity u required 70 tmpat
erea. stVngh
essly worked any other substance and for many
uss by ordinary known meana AL mechanics, nnsnussc
ufers and inventors who desire this Invaluable cont
button to human wants And 70 their pocke vii be instructed
IN the best mode OF working and applsingn
nv intention supply all trades and With the stock
IN the rough tow praee to bring into universal and
give large bustress In supplying IT,
BORACE q DAY, e CortlAndt street.
NEW YoRH Aprl q. 1850.
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RurniDg Of the Ste a mer A. r.. Lacy.
THIRTEEN LIVES LOST BOAT AND CARGO A TOTAL
LOSS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April p, 1880
The steamboat A. T. Lacy, Capt Taylor, from ST. Louis
for New Orleans, burned Ia night at the foot Of
Island No. l6 Her passengers and officers aSed,
with the exception Of seven children and six Of the
crew. who known to be ost The boat cargo are
total ]oss The former valued ct S60,OoO and in
sured for $40 000 the latter valued $l2O0 OO and
Is insured The books and papers were lost.
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Spring ahd Summer.
tho fasbuna 10 most taly best filing best made
sock largest Ct Clothing and
ready made prices than Al any other estab
iishmsnt In thu city, goto
FB BALDwINs,
The lAreest store In the city. 70 and ~ Bowery.
Tho cAidrens and custom no. surpa ssed
In this country.
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sENz ANTONIO DE sOrOLONGO, Of Havana. has
been appointed general agent for tie ssle Of
SINGERS SEwInG MACHINES
AID al articles with their In and Tor tho Island
Of Cuba. All orders addrsm TO him VIII DO promptly and
faithfully e1ocuted 4. a,
krust connded 70 hin and has been discharged.
N. Slayer CO,
No. l58 Broadway, New York.
"a Oblepo street Havana.
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Sing er's Sewing MaS.Hiness
AN INTiRnY NEW STYLE.
Designed iuf M psnufacsurnE Rurpeees ncsee In e ope
ysto1 very rapid and capable kn "a WORK the
best machine ever PRODUCED; Pr:es only ns, a,vre
FAMILY SEWING AACH1Ns =. o. NJ" srfLH
N SINGER CO.. IS Broadway.
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NEW YoRK, April 3. 1850.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

wAIIAcx's THEA1Rx.-Mr. Theodore Moss, the popular
Treasurer Of this house, has his benefit tonight putting
up two FIRST rate comedies "The Heir at Law" "The
Captain Of the Watch" or course there win be Jam