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Gmnsements.

SIMPSON & Co
Those who have yet Witnessed the magnificent peI.On,a
iio cththe aest acess IN he English t0nsae-h0u'
nCl a- 1i me Jew sT. rem inias opportunities
''~' CARDINAL woLsEY.
< LESSON OF TIE HEART.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
r. r RARNIJM PROPRIETOR and MANAGER.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEN,
COMMENCING MONDAY, Nov. 10, 1850
SECOND WEEK Of thO, s1 %Gnde G Gnd FSse
Boy and Girl the most unique singular human beings ever
DpsdfSbA Jan AND r.
SfEE HzThc f4sE 1f'i The F'Gf
or CENTRAL AMERICA desert ed by JOHN l.. STE,
PHENs esq and other Travellers They have arrived AZ iu
'"''q HEA6s ATE NO LARGER THAN AN INFANTS,
measuring only inches and though they have all the organs ~
speech are unable 10 acaae distinctly in any language
ih QUEEN Tf! VICTORIA AND TIE ROYAL FAMILY
and in short by all the CROWNED lad and a.iad =,
'"e HioN woNDERFUL HUMAN CURIosITIEs
the World has produced They be seen at oil hou
AFRICAN EEAlRH iT
who has been exhibition with them Europe the as lev
years and who been, by much pains and labor ized
and person of her origin has become quite accomplished
This AFTERNOON at O'Clock and THIS EVENING at u,
THE NEW DOMESTIC DRAMA,
ROSE ELMER,
damatized expressly for this Museum from Mrs souTHwoRrHS
GRRAT LEDGEn STORY
To be sen at n henri Dly and Eyf sI MONKEY
TWo ALBiNo CHILDREN.
%JSTo t f1fS $fE WAES AND SUITE
LIGHTNING CALCULATOR, FORTUNE TELL dI6co
The re- magnificent A9GAA Ly vG HAPPY FAMILY
beautiful specimens Of natural and 'racia euo''e' from
sion only e cent. Children under 10 years Is cents
Pslquet Front Seats is cents extra Children andeF o.
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EDWARD LAMBERT &c 90

CLOAKS CLOAKS CLOAKS
" BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
have hand superb stock OF athe mostiAhionaDe
FINE CLOTH ARABlANS,
with and without sleeves, richly trimmed at 50 to So
FINE CASTOR BEAN Err CLOAkS,
very richly trimmed, al IS 50, 81 10, and b9
SUPEhFlNE MOSCOW BEAVER CLOAhS,
adorned with rich crochet trimmings from % 10 $l2
HEAVY TRICOT BEAVER CLOAhS AND BASQUES,
al 81 81 50, IS, ~, aud % 80
Ladies in stock 70 select rom
and az prices which cannot fail tV suit
RleAse cah before purchasing $50 =,
No POI Dowery near Houston-st
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i WATER STOCK or THE CITY or HEw'yoag.
Sealed Proposals viii be received a. the Coutyol.s GA.
until FRIDAY, December a. 1860 At O'Clock On when 49,
will be publicly opened for the whole any oar, al o.
Of Two Hundred and Seventy FIVE Thouand Dollars a a.
Croon Water Stock Of the City Of New Yorsp suha.
lied by chap so Of the Laws Of 1850 and By Odn.nSs -
the Common Camel approved by the Mayor AHrus ia
for Increasing the supply q Cro0n Water and sIsndn "a:
necessary works for accommodating and distributing the
The said stock will bear interest at the q i1 No.
annun payable quateyesy and principal will be- Fedsernbs
the first day Of November, 1885,
The proposals. will state The amount Of stock desired The
price per hundred dollars thereof and the person. who.e
proposals accepted will be required n deposit with h.
chamberlain Of the City within ten days after the opening q
the bds the awarded TO them respectively including
premiums on the same.
On presenting the Controller the receipt. Of the ChanbeS
lain for such deposits the parties will be entitled receive
certificates for equal amounts Of the value Of the stock bear
ing interest from the dates Of payments.
Zach proposition should sealed and niorsed PropD
for Coton Water Stock Of the City Of New and the
inclosed second envelope addressed to the CONTROLLER
The right Is reserved the part Of the Controller 70 resa
any ali Of the bis considered necessary protect pro
ROBERT T. HAwS, Controller
City OF NewYo.k Department Of Finance,
Controllers Nov a. 1880.
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90 Eet.
Real Gstate for Gale.

A HIGHLY desirable FARM of 10 acres most
IA beautiful and attractive place fine House, also, other good
ana wellocaed REAL ESTATE In Central New York, in
change Merchandise. Address EXCHANGE Box No. 1885,
Herald Office, for week.
DARN for SALE-Situated in Somerset County,
Il New Jersey miles from North Branch Depot Cen
trail Railroad aud two miles from the village Of NewGenan
town. containing 81 Of improved Land hrcas House
and oubudngs portion Of the land Is adapted for peach
beautiful location and pleasant and healthy nezhbor
hood Apply to j. r. KLINE, No. 1875 Futon'st, or r. L.
KLINE, No. 10 Park place.
EARMS. COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATSin
Wechester Rockand and Orange Countie also Staten
Island Long Island and in Newyersey river and railroad
routes for Sale and Exchange EDDY Co., Il Libery-st.
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DRESERVES, NEW FRUIT, 75e.; PORT
Il OLD LONDON DoCK 50 and 'sc. SHERRY do
BRANDIES SOP, OTARD. and COG, from 15c
Ii. LYONS, Bother from the OF the Aston
No II East Hth. st.. Academy of Ausie
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Danting Academies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
~ No 900 Broadway, New York
No. l37 Montague place. Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS in New York
MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS
In Brooklyn
AZ p. m. for children; at p m, for gentlemen
In addition 20 the Court QuadTile Prince Impeae Ever
green Empe, and other social dances, Mnuet Qrs Linda
and other educational dances already introduced Mr. bod
NohlH variety of dances will be forward
during the hieh may be mentioned La ,Yna
just received from Paris aud the Quadre Senne especially
adapted to the development Of graceful movement in children
Circular OF terms &C. may be had at either Academy
EERREROs DANCING ACADEMY. No. 50
West l4th, New York-OPEN for the reception of Pu.
Pis Afternoon for Misses and Masters Evenings Gentle
men schools aud Private Glasses In Fambios attended
Circulars can be- had at the Academy
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HALlFAXt MARCH, 3, I6bU
The steamship Hungarian s advertised TO be sold a!
Darlington on the 23d inst, for salvage.
g The body Of another man. supposed to have been pas
sepger, has been found. Two of his teeth filed,
one with silver and the other with gold. The body was
buried.
Tie books and letters of Clement B Barrett, OF
New York and the portrait of his daughter Ada have also
been found also the letters Of G. Bsusco, OF Brighton,
England, and OF Martin Downs Of Dublin
Mr. Hunter the agent In this city Of the press will be
ing the wreck.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Why do not the agents OF the European steamers send
List of the passengers Of every steamer by the mail u
iiatey following m In Of any accidenttake FOR
instance, the III fated Hlngarianthis would prevent
much anxiety to expecting friends; and appears to
il ia duty they owe TO the public to do 30.
TRAVELLER.
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BrcBANAN-DAyIs - On Sunday, March A. Mt tho resi-
depce OF the BRIDES father by the Rev DR. Mccarty MIR
JAS BUCHANAN, Of New York, TO CAROLINE DAVIS, Of
Brooklyn.
BrrI1R--Lyos-On Tuesday, Feb. 81, by Rev Frank
Remington, JonS c. Butler TO Miss Lucy LYON both Of
New Bedford, Conn.
BESCKEN-BRoENG.-OnM Monday, Feb. %, by the Rev
MI Held, Dir. c. " HESCKEs, OF Charleston, s. C., to
MARY eldest daughter OF Mr.. H. Brokng, Of this city.
Charleston Courier please copy
MARSH GIxNS.-In this city on Wednesday, Feb 8, by
Rev. Frank Remington, JOHN E. MARSH to Miss JuLIA
GLENN, all Of New York.
MAcrAKIAND-SMTT On Wednesday, March 7, by
Row. Frank Remington, JAMES @. MAcrARLASp to MISC
SARAH JANE eNIH, all OF New York.
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NoRYoIS-Sicau ship Ynrktywp.Ias Little Won Mcl.augh-
len, Charles BtsnnRs and lady Browulng
HJe EMoNalley. q u Qarrson II ,oha T . Parrish
Allen, gape, VIM Durham, A Norton, Il Wass II d.
Nssh Isaacs Miss ny an Mrs Won Herring and In the
seersgc.
DEPARTURES
ST THoNAs-Bytg Addy Swift DIR Ducache, DR. wiliams
MISUNDERSTANDING Monteomer rs wIlnot Mrs aeury
1aber, Geo Belts Norris Peiser 90o Drake Francis
0louge, oekle. Dcnad nseane. Westng samuel rules
ton has oarwond Sas biccmb Gaze, Chas Chspn,
J Galloway, Gulman. u Goliath Oh g Acnms J Wal
dron brown Mrs Sarah Mather Mrs Henry u Adams
inland Carleton, JAS Mearss and servant Bart
lett Brown.
hosroLK Sc-s'eamshlp Roanoke 1hamss Haorap, John
Glyrn Eess Mrs hr ncnberg, q HImsn ID Norman, J
NIcle, JAN es Vaughan r n lie Cour Hugo Plant, Rev
Wn Bray-aLd thirteen In the steerage.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 8, 1880
Stocks nrm. Pennsylvania State hves, 92s<; Reading
l1K; Pennsylvania Railroad, 3sX. Sight exchange on
New York at par.
MOBILE, March 7, 1900
Cotton n improved demand: sales to day 1000 bales
at slightly better prices for the higher grades while the
steady at l0hc.
BAInxoRE, March 8, $780,
Flour very firm, but not active. Howard street and
Ohio held at IS 10 Wheat very rm sales 5000 bushels
red 81 40 81 At; white 81 So a 81 65 Corn active
white zoe. 10. yellow re. 74c. Pork firm meas SIS
prime $l4 90 SIG. Wbiskey dropping, sales ut 231c.
24c Exchange on New York unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, March 8, 1860.
Flour qNet Wheat active at 81 55 81 60 for white,
and 81 80 81 AZ for red Butter dull. whiskey dun at
Sc q 24c.
CINCINNATI, March s, 1860.
Flour firm; business limited previous sales whiskey
heavy Mess Pork firm at SIT rs . SIT 60 Bulk meats
and bacon firm.
CINCINNATI, March 8, 1860.
The money market Is slightly more stringent Sight
exchange on New York unchanged for gold.
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LEAvsswoRrH March s, 1880
Tho overland express, with Denver dates the 1st
instant, arrived to-day. Tue messenger reports fine
weather an gooi roads The express brought $4,000 in
gold Gust on consignment New valuable quartz loads
bad been discovered fourteen mics from Denver which
promise TO exceed In richness thing before known
Quartz minDg being carried with good SUCCESS.
The Gunpe lead reported leading $500 SEQ 10 the
cord OF rock, taken from depth OF eighty feet The
Rocky Mountain Necs urges the establishment OF Post
cces mail 10 accommodate the fast increasing
population Of the mining region.
Nothing later has been received from Salt Lake. Il
was runored at Fort Kearney that the troops al 70 !,
point would be ordered 10 chnstso the Indians for depre
dations recently committed.
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Playing Chess by Lightning.


Tho match of two games of chess by telegraph arranged
between the New York and Boston chess clubs, com.
mepccd last evening at the University Building Messrs
Lchenhein, Tompson, Marache, Lloyd and Perrin play.
ing on behalf Of New York. and Messrs Rchar ison Ham,
mond, Howard, Ware and Stone the side Of Boston
number Of highly respectable gentlemen in attend
ance and the greatest interest was manifested In the
Col Mead announced tho moves Of the Boston players
the same duty In Boston for the players Of tho York
club Tho games dragged along very slowly, owing to
the delay accustomed by conveying the replies
from the University Building to the Telegraph Office In
Wall street and ric The following tables will show
the play during Last even ng up 70 the time Of sdournng
eleven O'clock ~
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MySCELLANNOU1,


IA CCLORIX0 fHE eKIN.
WILSON'S AIR COrORER.
he cseape End best aree In the World fer farming OR Az
HAIRS TO her original coor Without sns toe linen color
ing the akin. Remember wisons fisir Coiorcr
IL MT A DYE
bat Be applied M wHserno trouble be used
any tne AID render mir soft and ps be- changing
The color OF The hair AfeS few ppicscrs from shade
JET BLACK OR BRO%n
rs perfectly havHless ard Will no. icure the Snss the
mcst delieais head 81 hair Sold for he tusi gum Of
psenty. dive ceuts bottle, OF
SIX BcTfLfS FOR one DOLLAR. Principal ,erot n
scosts Drug srr 3S Grand street ecrrer o. li-p Se
Ntrk Nurs Psrsnns the country have ,tthc =, IN,
p.sa,e,y Fix BvTrLsa ~ wiISsS,s Hay. G.siS n Ia
sd directing 10 sco, SO 1rssd street, Ser io.S "a
full djrscfscnr.
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Something Ncw.-A Hommer, TUCKER
FELLEh, BINDER AnO GAUGE CON BINED, Just pAasul,,
Cd simple hemmpg width aud thickness OF cloth enSer
tue applied g any Sewing Machine, BY any one, 10
THE TRADE Orders BY rsn supplied with complese IN
Also UNIVERSAL BOSUM-FOLDEc nod SELF MARK lR
for Quilting.
UNIVERSAL HEMMER Co., 42s Broadway
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NEw ORLEANS, March Z, 1860
The steamship De Soto brings dates OF tbs 81 inst.
Business was dull Stock Of sugar III, 900 boxes
sgsirst l6O COO last year.
Freigbts improving
stering exchange, l2s 13< per cent premium; sixty
day bills on New York, per cent premium.
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HiM's Hair Dye, 90 Cents-Black OF
brown Depot No Barclay street. and sold By Ill ags ala
Also nfaibe Cnguent for the hair.
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40 Sussex ,ouSrr-CLAss S. MARCH 8. 1900
IL. ii, IL. 20. IA, So, 35, 60, 60, Z, 65, II.
~, CossoIpAIrp LorrsRr-CLAss y, Mach 9, 1860.
~ "a, "a, IL, AZ. s, 10, rs. ls, 81, 40, so, 49, 6.
FRANCE BROADBENTS 4 90,
Managers, WILMINGTON, Delaware.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and To1pee
Feciory y removed 70 V Bond street. Pirate entrance
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Bor vs. Tr1oophcrOus IL the Best ana
eApas sstsIe for dressing bossfFinx sloAnsrs cvrrx
prssrvinA' md Restoring tie xAl. Ladss " scd b. 81
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OMcsal Drawings OF Hodges, Davis s.
Co.'S C0usohdaaed 11oseris Of Georgia
CLASS US. MARCH 3. 1880
8, so, 65, 90, 10, IS, 81, 49, g. Co. 49, so, 70, 6.
Prizes caahsd $50 Broadway. Circulars SEMI free.
HODGES, DAVIS CO.. NauAsers,
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FOunt,San's Indaa Store 10 the only
place wherc India pineapple Dresses, Luongs, suks
eatns khawLs Grapes iacQssrcd China India
productions every variety, with A.ssn indian French
Broadway. wv
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iVolloway's Ointment.-COnsump -
Ten snown !tat s.lves are absorbed Into to-
Il exc eedngy enDcacous external and
IL vr ues Aro equally suoccesfnl on ulcerAted lungs
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Oreadfa, Tragedy ard Great Excitement
at SyracEsc.

MAN POIsoNs HIS TWO CHILDREN AND HIasgLF-
FREE LOVE THE CAUSE.
SYRACUSE, March g. 1860
This morning = man named Tinker died from taking
poison. He first p 'soncd his two children, aged about
eight and six years. an having aii them out and folded
their hands upon their br, ass he left them an unorcu
pied where some OF bis furniture was stored, and
went to bis motel and took tho poison himself On Tues.
day he poisoned horse beon ing to Dr. searles Of this
is supposed ho ntende, to shoot DIR seares as
loaded pistol was found him., Tho cause was the
esrangemenof his wifeand her ntim cy with Dr. Ssarle
under the influence OF free love prncp es Great excite
ment exists, and Dr. Searles has been cked up In tho
penenary to protect him from tho inde uation Of tho
citizcns
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Trussea q Every Description for PerlnA-
rent reepton q rQsture; bathing rrsses Snppos saoui
Cnos Anfcs k5q "a gsrGcal Appliances scses unc ny APP
York. - - - - ~~'~'
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RemovaI.-Wm. Nc Evoy Has Removed
his stock Of men and boys Clothing from No ITO as
~ Houston street where he has opened establish
ent stocked nh be latest styles Of g,ods which be oGer
his cusoners on his nsua favorable Terms ready made
70 order
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SAyANNAH, Hfrch 5, 1901.
Great quantities CT freight arriving but there
Is detention. Ninety lcads leaving daily for
The interior.
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Singers Sewing Maehipes, for Fa mflScs,
eapAoe Of doing work aad Of earning more nose,
han any machine IN market fhe family mAahns - SO Add
so atsy se4aS univers nj attention Fl
/ =. NINGER Co i53 Broadway, N. T.,
1e0 ynltou Crees, Brooklyn.
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w BURNs-UNAnsweRAB AsGUxsNr--

II "A
" short and practical view OF the subject tn Fry Ea1
agent Of the great Iron ss Safe Harbor Lancaster county.
who sel hundreds Of BOTTLES Ct Prof ne Grhs kccSe
Gil says the much exposed Gre often meet
With ac.dens but the kleo on takes ali pain out and
says they entirely promptly and en- aea Nv
in relieving frost bites and or Any kod sp rain
and wounds. II viii Pis surely aud e4saa Nv
than Ay other thing, and acts IKE charm 10 Of
bIoAep breast and pipplee II such r Wecbena
of Lancaster aud hundreds thay have beco
cured In u not entitled TO credit ihsa the
ton Ct medicine desier The
BY all rugass ana dealers In toe United States and Canada
Price % 20 ccnta and 81 per
sale a. BaRkrs PARKS. Is and Is Paxk row Depot.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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,Vollowny,s Ofntmeut

The "RiGgs Truss" once has been Re-
4 o'ed 10 the Astor House, In Baruay asesk
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Drawings or tho Della ware state LOtte-
nss, WOOL hDDY co, Msnagers Of the
DELAWARE, eEoaoA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI SLATE
LOTTERIES.
DDLAvAR1-ExraA CLASS, 70 lis, MARcH 8. 1850
IS, 8, l, 45, 6, II, %, 10, "a, SO, 80. IS, 80.
DsrAwAkE-CLAss No 1l6 MARCH g. 1850.
&c, 2, IS. 20. 20, 10, 25, ~, II, %, AZ, 3, s.
Circular sent free Of charge By sddressins
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HerrfnE's Patent Champaon Fire
and burglar proof ssfes Isl Broadway oorner Of Nun
Uroo1 New fork
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Beautiful 0OmplexfOn -LaIra's Liquid
Pearl has achevet celebrity S,ynx no equal for bosup,
ing and preserving ~ akin $50 Roadway.
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The yVisconsln RnIIrond

The Wisconsin Railroads
MADISON, Wis, hArcaS, 1890.
Simeon Draper, Of New York. IL here engaged In mat
ters Of legislation connected with the city, own lad
county issues, for railroad PURPOSES r
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Phrs n illogical Examinattons, with
Car srt l wrdea ctexN..efs s.se1 daily n FOWER
Wills, go Broacws;.
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Delegates to the Chicago Convention.
boston, March s, tsoo.
j. NJ Lay and Jonathan Bourne have been elected delc
gates 70 Chicago from the hrst district CT Massachusetts,
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House Of Representative.

t CALIFORNIA INDIAN War xxfrSsHs.
Mr. RrscH, (dep.) OF Cal, introduced bill which was
referred to the Committee on Military Affairs, rrovidng
for The ment Of The expenses attending the suppression
Of iae Indian hcstlies Ia Calfo; nis a-s, r,1l-
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McLaughl,n's Improved French Yoke
Greenwich street, corner Of Murray.
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voigslanders & Sons Opera and Msrfns
fargo House.
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ST THoNAs-Hyfy Addy SW itt- DIR DUO
Court CaIendar-Thts Day,

SUPREME CouRr-CIRcrfr.-Par; l-Shoft calendar. ode
numbers Nos 2lsl 1886, 30s7 1881, 1885, l79l 1915
1906 1851 sos7 l445 1885, 1871 1895, 1910, 1885, 1916
$685., 26el 2l53 Mt2-short calendar, even mum.
beIs Nos 3o70 3o46 3os2. 1916 1885, 1890, 22es 2io6
1850, 1885, 1884, 29s2 1885, 3a34 $685. 30o2 30I2 1900
l4C6
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part I, City Hal Nos 4oS, 85l, 500
GIL 23 331 $780, $685. 6ll All, 625, 46i co., 800 Par,
2Ncs GAG, 100, 4s2 3d. SIC, SIS, 1885, 49, 1885, 49,
So 81, 2i2, 422
SUPREME CorRr building, room No. 10.
COMMON PIRAs-Part mos 1707, 1883, 1850, 1900,
1884, 1892 l7a 1894 1885, 1897 1898, 1899 ls0o 1901
123 Part Nos. 1885, l7GS 400, 1902 1855, 1886, as
1915, 376, 4M, 1O21, 266S, 16al, l32, 178S.
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a Lsw,er. scssrx pvssx xrd V.s PAssrosT nfrs1
y srwhRp grsEis4 81 sros&v ~. e,Tnsa q ossnssr
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The day before yesterday the New York Club tee-
aphed their FIRST move and a; half past six o'clock
night eigned their readiness receive the first answer
from Boston. The New York Club received tho first an.
swer from Boston at about O'Clock, aud four mi
nutcs thereafter they sent the occupied
By the New York Club in preparing their
foilows-Sccond nove three minutes; third move, two
mnutss 'carth move thrcc minutes aith move ifteeu
minutes About eleven O'Clock the last reply from Boston
was received and further playing was postponed until
bali past six O'Clock this evening On reasscmblng TO-
night the players both sides win DO prepared 70 cis
graph their moves Immediately.
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Free Negroes Excluded from Missouri.
Sr. LOUIS March 8, 1860.
INC bill excluding free negroes from this State under
me penalty OF becoming slaves passed tho Senate yeste
Day II badkprevously passed the House. The bill
passed both houses at the last session. but failed 20
ceive the signature Of the Governor.
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Vhc Ottawa Rescue Case.
CHICAGO, March ), 1850
In the case OF John Hossac Of tho Oawar sscuers,
the Jury aet night returned verdict OF guilty, re-
commendaton 70 mercy There are indictments "a ms!
six othors yet to DO disposed Of That Of Joseph S Wt Is
To DO taken up this morning.
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HoWc's Original Sewing Machines, For
Family and nA1ufaetl-ing purposee
Asena vented Tor the country.
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Fire 1T Wavcrlcy, Mo.
ST. Loun, March 8, 1850.
The storehouses Of H. j. Gabraith and Mason Utter
bury at Wsverey, No., weresburned the rst instant
The loss IL NOT stated. Insurance $4,000 Gslbrsith's
safe was robbed OF nearly - Goo.
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The Rest AsaoStn or House kse pin,
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St0dart Pianos.

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Ladfe1 New Spring Dress and MaatilIa
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