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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04

fio~r Inspections at Richmond During
the quarter ending December 81, 1859, D.
s. Delaplane, Inspector, reports the follow
ing:
1905 Barrels Family,
6,l6l do. Extra Supertne,
200,675 do Superfine,
6,3l5 half do do,
$3.50 barrels Fine,
1859 do Middling,
1872 do Condemned.
Isl 1894
This is pretty good total to sum up tor
three months.
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PAINTS, OILS, VARNISIIES, &c.
nuR Stock of above goods is now very large,
~ having two Cellars for Storage, and we in
vite orders or personal inspection of pur-
chasers. M A G A SANTOS,
Jas Nos 3 L. s Main street
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llUl' BUCIA WMMAT UAa1 as

EUVE' bUCHA w II EAT VA IA KS.
AND RICH GOLDEN SYRuP---HOW MOE y
ID r. "A Id H IL we have sold an imme,.s.
IL quantity OF Buckwheat this season and.
why Because we never sell any but aAch A.
we can warrant to give satisfaction. and snch
an article as cannot be surpassed ~ QUALITY
1000 lbs. just received and for sale at
DFMING'S
de 80 No. &c, Church ST,
IN & A copy)
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lxU,R'fCE.

NUETCE.
I HAVE opened a GROCERY STOhE n,
Il the oity of Norfolk on the road to Psiucess
ANA County, and have appointed my brother
Il. t. Whitehurst my Agent, TO manage ths
same, wan authority to buy or sell goods
de9-lw2taw ia. WHITEHURST
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04

Statement Of Flour inspected in the city OF
Lynehburg, for the quarter ending 2lst of
December, 1850, as folio VS.:
Family ...........................3,G Cos barrels
LA ei".s'''''''''s'''..s.,, ,AU0 -
Superhne. ,297 +"
nc 80 ,,.''''''''''''''''''''ss.. AZ
y ddlngs..,."...,u.......... las "
Iotal....s'.......'...,."... ,305 "
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GENTLEMEN
nv you want a first rate pair OF HEAVY
them cheap at So
ia j H DA WSON'S
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N Office.

a LII PERSONS indebted to us are informed
-, - that our BOOKS and Bills will be kept at
the Store of the MessrS, Seabury,s dnrinp tbe
current month, where our Mr.. Quincy viii be
happy to wait on those who ieall to settle their
accounts.
we earnestly solicit attention to this notice,
as we shall on the first of next month mt All
our unsettled claims into the hands of an At
torney for collection and final settlement.
ID 4-tiStf GURNEY T. co.
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HOMES i'EAD LOAN ASSOCIATION.
HE annual meeting OF this association will
L be held in the basement of institute Hall
On thursday evening 5th inst, at o'clock
An election will be held for officers, Direc
tors and Trustees for the ensuing yeir.
ia At ] HARDY HRrNr PEN
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CHILDREN !!

CHILDREN
Ell your Mothers to send you for a pair o
for only 12h cts. at jill DAWSOSsS
ja4 No az Ma;r .tnao.
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MACK EREI-- Kits choice No. Mac
4v1 kerel, very la3ss ana tat.
5 halt barrels Me- 10, eely 5oe
10 half barrels ExtYs No.
Families in want BY retail KIT. nalf bhl or
bbl., can get supplied at
ia q JAS. z JONES
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rHILD'S Superior Morocco BOOTEES to
~ Button at the side, something entirely new
in the market. They are lovely CAN at
de % SEABURY'S SONS
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UOice, No. q, q. Main Street, NorJolk, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
cal Cure Truss with In eeeng permanent cures of
hernia or rupture. Marsh Co., NO. vesey st n. Y.
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Defiance Salamander Safes-Wfth Pa
tent powder proof locks and bars Also Are and bur
cisr proof sdeboard parior Haes Depot 63 Murray
conner Of college place. HOBART y. fATkIOk-
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Holl0way's PfsIs and Ofntment-A GER
tain tor ,he settled cou, and cds 30 this
sehon Take eose or oils rue the over chest
and throat, you will eoi relieved q. once
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Something New.-A Hcmmer, Tucker,
rHLRR BINDSR, AID GAUGE COMBLNKO, juA patent
Cd: simpe hsnnhg any vida And thickness Of oloS shsr
q: f fSick nfssA. II b SsS rs e
THR TRADE: ordsssy mad sHRpisSs po;sss 2ss Con.
a. Aiss UNNHRsAL BoeOAFOLDER and SAL1-
MARX ~ ''r HSS SiSnk HEx,nR CO., - Broadway.
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Cocosnut on Ia the and cheapest article for the hair TRY
H. Everybody Price Is per bottle Sold BY Ill
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Ten Pounds Coffee for One D0llar-Ten
pounds superior 81 pounds finest u &c. You get
fis only at CHR SrIANsONS 3, No. Chambess street. and
ZIG GroonV ich street.
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Singers Sewing Ma0Rtnes.
AN EklIRh NEW STYLE
Designed for all msnrfsc urug pur pores polseess u ia
orerstop very rapid capable Of of worn
"a the Test maclx ever prodl ced Price only $40
/. N. hIAGkk CO., ASS Broadway New York
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New ORLEANS, april 8, 1850
The mails by TIE sloop or Savauuah nave arrived
The email pox was raging among Miramons troops at
Nede,lin.
II is doubtful whether Mrsmon persists in his course
much longer.
The bark captured by the Indanola was the Maria Con-
ception, OF Marins expedition, from Havana Mexican
schooner bad also been taken.
The decree banishng Americans and copscsting their
property had been published NJ the capital.
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schlefeydfcker's Water Cure, Wall
House, Williamsburg observation-disclosures Of the un "a and
tie womb - ,s' 'N,A
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Wigs, Wigs.-Clirehugh's Illustve Wigs
ssnd e~nent Tor ahtness 100 Broadway
northeast corner OF keade street. opposite Sewarts
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Married.

Married.
Lowy-RATHBUN-In West Farms, on Thursday April
8, by Rev. A. g. Thomas Mr.. JACOB A. Lowe of Warning
n. Y. TO MISS ANNIE G. RAnmuN formerly Of NORWICH,
Conn.
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Barry's TrlcOpher0us IL the hest and
Cheapest article for dSeesng bcautyug cesnnx curing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies Try Sold by al
druggists
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ScrOfulA.-A few Bottles OF Kennedy's
Medical discovery strictly following the direction in the pam
phlct around each bottle application OF tho
Salt Rheum Ointment scrotulA Ointment and Healing ONT
ment viii cure every
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Kerosene and MI Other Era nds or Con
Ola foreign and domestic also fsra6ne Csodjes for sale
hOkATiO AAGLk. agent 254 CAnA Broad way
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Large Assignee's Sale OF Books, Station
ey Watches Jewery, Cutlery silver plated Ware and Fancy
Goods every ornipx afternoon and evening this week q
AZ broadway, above canal street. NJ FITZPATRICK a
auconeers For particulars see advertisement under
Auction head.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Busar PROOF Safes 2sl Broadway Of Murray xss
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Hill, Intmftah1e Hair Cuttor.-Hair
D,e o. oen's Dtpot NO. Barclay street, and sold BY all
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Ab'm Bassford, Jr.-15 Bnltard Tables
Court and Rensen Streets Brooklyn Sales Playing Rooms
lac Fulton md NO. 3 Ann street, N. Y.
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Crtstadoro,s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees-Tke best In world Wholesale and RETAIL and me aye
rrriv. .slv annNed As4or HOUSE.
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mrs. WAnslow's Soothing SYrup.-Mll-
ops Of botes ere now used the United sa.es
for chcren r~srE With never Ssaing succesY Relsf I'm.
neoiale and certain. Gully y cent? . boals
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Whites I" Sensatt0nn Dress Hat, Spring
stye-wHlTR halter, zig Broadway opPoAte st. Paula
shu
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Card Specfat.-StutterfAg and Stam-
meriDg. Tho cause and cure by DR. A. H. sMcDLY O0ace
6iS broady NO charge until perfect sassfacuon given
hours 10 to6.
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Geo. b. Sloat g. Co.'s Celebrated EIIIp.
tic Lock stitch AID Shuttle Sc wing Machine
q. H. OOLLIN8 $50 Broadway,
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Iron Work for BuiIdtngs Of Every Do
su.ion Store and Bank Fronts Columns Grders
JACKSON BROTHER'S Iron Works, Twenty eighth
street. Second avenue and Twenty ninth skoet
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Trefs1io, tina True Secret Of Beauty,
,sns pur10es oeanses and nvigoraes the sktn readers
,conpieAoa besuhfuny clear and brilAnh % ceon
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the New Newspaper Express Arrange
mcnt.
ALBANY, April 9, 1850.
L. N Shear's newspaper express reached Albany at
7'9 A. M-eleven minutes ahead of time, making all
Northern and Western connections There was great
'husasm at Albany and Troy. The New York daily
papers were distributed by breakfast time
BUFFALO, April Q, 1860.
The New York daily papers OF this morning were re
ceved here Ibis evening at six o'clock.
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working men should be dooe Mr.. Harrington them r..
tired amid ieu1 sppauee. -
Mr. Comproler Aaws vas then selected to receive In.
cclfr'oatcis OF the meeting Mr Draper said that NJ
Greeley could not but Mr. Haws had kindly 20
assume this ofice. Contributions were ihea freely
Mr. CHARLES BApwnL came forward, aud said that II
thm strike had happened ia England appeal would
pave peen made 10 the country, and all OF the men
would have been supported and he believer that n
committee were appointed 10 visit AL the ehoos OF New
YORK. sum might be collected sufficient 10 sapport the
strikers or ole month more, and then success vas cor
tair He hoped that these would be acted upoa
ACTON WAS better than five hundred speeches
MT Mosts Sw EFIsE subetsDIiAed the abatement of Mr.
draper. he wanted TO say that the "one" IrIshmSn
SPOKEN OF mad deserted the scabs and Joined bs fel.
would stand out tail the last extremity There was no
such IDEA as that Of giving up All unanimous, dc
termned, resolved. The strike one OF principle,
Mr. HENRY hSsEy followed 10 series Of desulto-y
marks, commenting upon the style OF manufacturing
shoes by division OF labor thus annihaspg all
city for sk and workmanship This practice aiding
machinery in crushing all sboring men, and at the same
was wur 70 Five .S To- do al that man could for the
The following resolution unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the following committee be appointed TO
convene mass meeting OF the ladies OF New York, TO
sympathise with their sisters q strike in Lynn
Charles MCCARTHY, Thomas Nugent, James Moore, Mr..
The subjoined letter from Mr. John Clancy, County
Clerk, was then read
Messrs CHAs MCCARTHY, Thomas NUGENI and others
Accept my thanks for your kind invitation to address
your meeting this evening, but regret that business
engagement viii prevent being present The cause of
labor ID one that have at all times eympathised with
and trust that your exerons TO aid your brethren in the
East will be successful in every respect
-, JOHN CLANCY
Mr.. Brady made a brief address.
The Secretary said that the ladies Of Mr. Zerger's
shoe establishment Pearl street. had contributed TO the
support OF the strikers appause twenty dollars had
oe.h collected IN the room, this evening {Appause)
MI Deraper Lind said two joint com oanies were
forming In Lynn, among the woFKmen, to manufacture
SHOES upon theiI own account (Applause)
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Death of an Ex-Congressman.
Troy, n Y, April 9, 1860.
job Person. an old resident and member Of the Of
his city, and formerly Representative in Congress- died
o day, aged 60.
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Physiological Examinations, Showing
talents defects and proper pursuit. given daily, At
FOWlKk WELLS, 800 broadway.
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DWELLING OF THE TONsuS This PREV Au.fNQ
y affection accompanied with swelling of the glands Of IT,
neck under the without warming Jon fe
chilly, which ID followed of full habit BY fever anA
Of few days YOU following advice 50 yo
ATTACKED swallow from FIVE 70 eight Of The Brandroh
Pulls IT, In eight hours you not easier take fe.r
or Ex more pills In the next twenty four eours four or x
place. smaller dose the third day This simple plan reat
rent sure 10 pece OF Acocks Porous Medoo1eA
Plaster may be very applied 70 the throat on
Ing application. Good nursing should be secured.
bilious and liver comp,sss dyspepss Wind spasm gddl-
mesa a. family sperient medicine and - pnraes q Is
blood they unsurpassed and In all sudden attacks Of ~
their prompt oen tho means of saving valuable
lives
B. BRANDRkTH. n. D.
kIR- Six years ago was afflicted with attack OF the ea-
sles which that hfe for coosderabe
length Of time despalred Of When recovered deaf
could with difficulty sustain conversaou and almost Do
SPARED Of being abe 70 hear again Reading sdve
usement Of most valuable Pills purchased boxes
der but justice 70 you and those IKE acted sSoA
be known. Gratefully yours, b. I. SrRHcBe.
DAxvuII Va March n, 1850
Cos1IvENHSs AND DIZZINESS CURED
DEAR SIn the sprng Of 1888 had the misfortune y
my thigh In Of which my constitution b.
extremely debIsted and suffered with great oosye
attended with dizziness and pain in tho had aA
side oppression of the heart attended by sovo0
ply this city for three years, without obtaining
Try your Pills which almost instantly relieved me and il
The beat medicine in the world Yours truly,
JAMES MURPHY. 10 West street
q with full directions al the prncp9
Office 24 Canal street, and at No. Union square, and By
dealers
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The Fine Collection OF over 400 Oil
Pantngs 494 Broadway, to be sold "Wednesday
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office bU6 Broadway, New York.
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News from Texas.

News from Texas.
NEw ORLEANS, April 9, $780,
The steamship Arizona, from BRACES is below with 81
@00o In specie, and fifty United States troops on board
The Democratic Convention was held Galveston on
the I'd. The attendance was large The platfor takes
strong Southern grounds resolution was passed re-
curing the delegates to wthdA from the Charleston
Convention II the two thirds rule is rejected
Lake Navigation.
DErsorr, April 9, 1860.
The steamer Sea Bird arrived from Detour morning
reports no Ice this side OF Macknac while at the latter
place the tug Levathan had cd from Lake Michigan
and reported having but little difficulty in getting through
II 10 believed that the Straits will be open for all vessels
within week.
BKIEvHLK, C. W., April 9, 1859.
The Bay Of Qunte nearly Office and the rs boat
OF the season leaves for Oswego TO morrow.
SARATOGA, April Q, 1860.
Navigation on Lake Champlain Ii resumed Steamers
are making regular trips between Whitehall and Rouses
Point
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April Q, 1880
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State SIS, o.; Reading
Railroad, 2lA Morris Canal, 81 NJ Long Islam Railroad
i!h; Pennsylvania Railroad, $685. Sight exchange on
New York At par.
BALTIMORE April 9, 1890
Flour firm; Howard street. IS s71< Wheat buoyant at
81 GO 81 20 for white, and 81 As 81 50 for red Corn
active and advanced 20. white 73c 76c yellow 72c
s So JHaSGaSXatsSns "a stses ey o 4 par
PHILADELPHIA, April 9, 1850.
Flour firm and IS Is refused Wheat quiet at 81 65
81 20 for white and 81 a 81 46 for red Corn 73c.
Whiskey steady at q 10. 22Kc
-
Drawings OF tho Delaware state Lotto
ries WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Managers Of The
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LorTERIEs-
DEIAwARE-ExTRA GLASS; NO. l69, APRIL 9, 1860.
Is, 81, z, 38, ~, "A, IL, %, 10, 48, 63, l, 80.
DELAwARE-CIAss No ITO, APRIL 9, 1850.
L. ST. &c. co. 81, %, 20, 81, 8, 81, rs, IS, Is, IS.
Circulars .snt free Of chsrse b addressing r.,.
Official Drawings OF Hodges, Davis q
co IS Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia
CLAss 800, APRIL g. 1880 -
50, 49, H. g. rs, "a, rs, 81, 10, H. 56, 81, AZ.
Prices cashed as 6o6 Broadway Circulars sent freq.
hodges, DAVIS VU-
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Brooklyn Photographs, OF Exquisite
finish water colors and CHS WIL.1AMSONS Gallery 2A9
Fulton street Established 1851
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tntcrestisg frsa tho Pscihe-PrsliAc
Gold, Silver and Cinabsr Discoveries
IN CsAffornsa, Western Utah and south
ern Orchon-New York As It Is-The
Chsrlostsn Convcntion-Local News 81
the Observation-Disclosures Reports, &c.
The FAxur HxxAtD Of tom rrow "wednesday will
give full account OF the Prolific Gold Silver and nabar
Discoveries in California, Western Utah and Southern
Oregon, with Description of sern Utah. us Soil Gil
mate and Mineral Wealth; Short Account Of New York
Az ls-The Battery, .cks and Pers-The Routes Of the
Railroads, &C. Glance At the Charleston Convention
Some Of the Candidates and Their Pros ,ects Obituary
Notices Of James K Pauldng Mrs Jameson and other
Noted Persons Suicide Of the Wife Of New York Phys
can from jealousy tho Latest News An Account OF the
Easter Holiday in New York City All the Local News Of
New York and Vicinity Of Importance Reports Of tho Cat
tie, Provision and Money Markets, and al interesting
news matters Of tho preceding week.
rrM-s2 year; four cents single copy. subscrip-
tons received at the Office northwest corner OF Fulton and
Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale q. ths
counter and BY ell news agents Advertisements inserted
at the usual HzAID rates.
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SUSSEX COUNTY GLASS 80, APRu Q, 1850.
GA, IL, 46, 81, 81, 81, rs, 81, 20, 30, 40, 49, s.
CONSOLIDATED LorrEAY-CLAss 49, ApRiI Q 1880
"a, 23, 20, IL, 81, 7, Is, A., 8, GU, SO, 45, 46.
FRANCE. BROADBENT5 h co,
AAnaGerp Wilmington, Delaware
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either house 80 as to be made instruments for
supplying the sinews of war. No enactment
WINS more imperatively called for TO insure the
safety of steamboat passengers than the Staten
island Ferry bill. For the last year or two the
most strenuous efforts have been made to CAN
the attention of the Legislature to the necessi.
ty of protecting the public against accidents
ON the two lines, and it was hoped this session
something would be done to remedy the def
Ciencies complained Of The bill introduced
with this view has, however, met the fate
IF the One Cent Ferry bill and other measures
Intended to benefit the community. 1t was
carefully kept back until Thursday last when
1t was moved in the Grinding Committee by Mr..
Collins who is said to be deep in the George
Law interest. No opposition was made to it in
the select committee of which this Mr.. Collins
is chairman, and ON Saturday morning 1t was
reported complete with the amendments BY
these latter the whole bill is struck out and
authority given to the corporation to lease to
George Law and his associates for an indefinite
period that portion of the Battery frontage OF
which they have held gratuitous possession for
The last six years This, we need not add, is
direct violation of the city charter, which fixes
. limit often years to all ferry leases.
From the arbitrary manner in which city
property and city rights have been dealt with
this session by the Legislature it is plain thatit
is determined to centralize at Albany all the
local powers of the different municipalities in
the State. No city or town will for the future
be permitted to dispose of single lease or of
any other privilege belonging to it, without the
Legislature directly controlling and authorizing
the grant That this is SO is proved by the I'M
blushing effrontery with which the Gridron
railroad bills, the West Washington Mar
ket bill, the Harbor Masters bill and a
crowd of similar piratical measures are
being forced through both Houses, whilst
others which have public policy to re-
commend them-such as the Staten Island and
the One Cent Ferry bills-have been eitherper-
verted into scandalous jobs or remorselessly
strangled. At the rate at which matters are
condition of France under the Jacobins. Every
thing is being made to converge to and radiate
from single centre, and that directed by the
most worthless and interruptions members of
the body polite. Under the influence OF their
corrupt combinations our institutions are fast
changing their character, and we are being SUBJ
jscted to a despotism more harassing and op-
pressive even than that practised by the breech-
less vagabonds who controlled the destinies of
the first French republic. The red republicans
of that epoch only made war against aristo-
Gratis, but our black republican tyrants con-
found in their measures of plumber and confs-
cation the working classes as well as the rich
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o aas dining
q MOTHER DIAMOND WEDDING AFooT
4. aulGcs.
by every pleased ringles
BY your cheeks Of rosa and lily.
BY Ill your Charms Of psrsos,
s ~ msa Ss'ila and g. Of n sS 4
husband true and kind
Your wiahes shall be law to me-
Your whns q sealed decree;
Shall never jealous be.
I'll give houses In Fourteenth street.
TO all your Kin and hith;
AT tie clothing store OF SMITH.
SMITH BROTHERS. Price Wholesale and Retail Cloth
ing MaIeroons Nos ~ ~ ana lao Fulton street. New York
A sTHMA, BRONCHITIS. AND ALL PULMONARY CON
plants may be relieved By the of Mills Bourbon Ia
Mls BonIbonia superior quality of whskey had Al
JOHN MILLS CO., Proprie.ors. Il Broadway.
RRHAKFAsT SETS JUST RECEIVED,
VIII be opened Monday 9Th inss couplete assortment
OF the above goods In latest styles from 81 TO So per
lace A'sii s'R S'f so ss,s:n'
REDs. BEDS BEDS MA,TREssEs FEATHERS COTS.
and r. SSS ssa afsssg s'A'
ootner Of Houston New York.
CARBON F1LrERs-A Valuable INVENTION FoA
n,naiscurers and tho publtc esnsraly adapted to
ssa: Carbon Filter % s p1'ssS New
FORK. - ~
CHNION ON THE CRO1ON -THE DIAPHRAGM
~ Filter, manufactured by McKenxie OHara the kind
OF Filter which alluded recent roport m
Croton BoaTa oonsder the artificial ssadssone which
purpose. The instrument quite durable and ony requirc
TO be reversed occasionally 70 insure Ia action.
JAMES r. CHIFFON, n. D., Chemist
Manufactured and sold by MoKENzIE 4 O'AARA, So
Fourth street, corner Of Mercer.
C0RNs. BUNIONs, INVERTED NAILS, EN1.AROzrn
~ joints and ali diseases Of tho feet cured without pain o.
Inconvenience TO the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE Suraeoe
Chiopodist 100 Broadway Refers physicians and surgeons
Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

A MAGNIFICENT IA OCTAVE PIANOFO6rE, MADE
"a by city makers and fully guaranteed be sold
uon this day at ~ eat Twenty stz'h street. Sixth
nrt large assortment OF psrl0r chamber dining
N turnhura A. NJ GRIFFIN a GO, Auctioneerv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-10

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have removed 6S9Na. l&SSSni IL the city OF
LOOKING GLASSES CORFICEs, PORTRAIT AND PIO-
TURE FRAMES, &c, &C.
In Style Quality And Price 0oods unexceptioaabs