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BraAdreth's Pills.
Ny docaiue 10 pure "-Job H 4
Ccsverass not trapty termed the mrher Of deasa Trd
IL. when ME sympOm Il presept eypest
serious How It be ,berwsss Al the organs
hut the bowels have oher Se,p he~ when they
active, tho skin hrlrs dueys II the pers trson 10
checked The tidneys help tbs laoss asS
to tho and do la share az work s,nsres
tupping ,eo inflammation. sut while tho DO ~es
bei curRcd relieves al the Ohio. secr~uE orgsns oebsr
sir all together taey materially esve the bowea
from several Il is often the
quence CT employ P-rtors who work Ia whNs lead
fsccries these no hair dy other
picasiona IN which lead 10 lag edwnt sub
jec coetveaees, finally pro5uang painters 3olic
II the bowels are not most carefully attended 70. Az
pessors who have l!tda exercise Ia The air
baye email 6rcm bove'S which length
change Diet and mode OF ne BrAudrshs
PA the Of costiveness OF this character O AIT
OF constipation 10. ever, spepsS imperfect
sis'iou h the The change which
should DO sroueh the fant Ia ord that
bodses 10 here ,mpetfecly poi ormrd Ts~
that tbs chsls oplI bad in b, ds1sien
quantity You expect 70 mako blond OF bad
Skinned milk Blood thus made, instead OF being healthy
only breeds Wind spasMs low splits And ALI hose
eti!rgs known tho d'sconso spepdo su,h
time Tia PHI for Who month Occasional d0ees NJ
real sersise Nohipg bn psrserersDcs Will edsc,
brsndsehs Prs rus reQul assistance but 10 stab
10 printed dire sl,ors will hasten the
BRANDsETDiS PILLS
The Brandro,hian Office,
No 29k Cana, and No CRioa square
And by all deslers
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Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PMIADnPmA. April Is, 1880
Stocks inactive Pennsylvania State 6's, 8bA Reading
Railroad 2lh Morris Canal 81 81 Long Island Railroad,
l2 Penney Rairoad s7,I Sight exchange on New
York 40 per cent discount
New ORLEANS, April 25, 1850.
CottonSaes to-day, 500 bsles; prices easier, but
quotations unchanged. Sugar firm. Aoasses quiet
Flour steady ~ s. 90 SO. Freight Of cotton Liver
pool, 20; exchange london, 81 So per cent
uIemMn, With bills or ladug at TX pet cent
Sight exchange on New York NJ par Y per cent pre-
MUM.
NOZZLE, April "a, 1850
CottopSAks TO day eco bales i01< ~ mid
ding SAies Of three days 600 bses receipts Of three
days $500 bales. Fre;ghts aud exchange unchanged.
CHARLESTON, April "a, 1860.
Cctton-saiss today sco bales, unchanged rates
B.LnMoRs, April Is, 1850
F'cur quiet Howard street superfne 90 rs Wheat
seal CT, but unchanged in price, Corn bucysut: white
aCd GLOW 73o 76c- Provisions quiet pork, SIT
rs; Prime, $4 IS; tump, $'S IS. wniekey steady at
22c
PHILADELPHIA, April Is, 1850.
Flour firm: sopeFnne, SO. Wheat arm: sales, 5000
bnshels red, 81 90 81 So white, 81 rs 81 rs Corn
advanced lc 10 sales 5000 bushels; yellow, 76o.
Provisions Dim: nsss pork SIS 30. whsksy steady At
.2ic &c
CINCINNATI, April Is, 1850.
Flopr-Pfices differ, but quotations uDchause
Whisky unchanged At 17hc a lfSc PORK eteaoy.
business small, but prices firm. Exchange nDaltered.
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Married
HAunr-Rox.-Ou Wednesday, April rs, by Rev.
Abram ID. Gillette X HACKErr, Of This city, " Mss
HoIIu 3. Roc OF Beliport, L. l.
HAxRD-JAsxs.-On Wednesday, April Is, by Bishop
James, 10 the b. PaulS n T. church, Rev ca ARR r.
EDwAnD HARRB, OF the New YORK Confercnco 10
CaAnorr THsAU, eldest daughter OF Bishop James.
HSwssH-LUwy.-On Tuesday, Apri ~. ct Sts Peter
HENRI Hswsos to MAraARKr E, daughter VI Robert T.
Lncey, all os the city Of Brook-yu
KnLY-REGAS.-On tuesday, Aprh "a. 1t The residence
az the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Father Pagan, DR..
EDwARD KBy 70 NARY c. eldest daughter Of NJ. Corne
Itus Regain, oil u Brooklyn
6An Francssoo John. NJ B., papers please copy.
MooRE-BuRrs -InlBrooklyp, on Wednesday, April rs,
by the Rev George Taylor JoHS M0oRx Of New York,
70 LOUISA w., daughter Of Divine Burts Esq Of Brook
Ign.
-SUIrHY.-Sepsembe is, 1860, by the Rev. J.
g. LDskp, Mr. Csc W SUsMxRs, eldest son OF VIM sum
mers, % Miss Maria K, only daughter Of John G Sati
I'll OF thN CITY
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actcts II there other reason VIZ this was not
cone, twas because Great Britain wsac our GOTTEN and
we con- desire 70 60 70 wH with her. 1Aughsor) 10
ample on IndtsDs, would psss 4 law preventing
ir.e negroes oompG thither and 90 Il would DO with
oner free States when they found that they going
70 have negro rsuper population. The republican party
are rot oiposed 10 tho recovery Of fugitive negroes.
mere wns mot ono 10 hundred thousand would
asfnke 10 repeal The present Law substitute STATE
ssS'siatcu Everybody knows that would not be- in
orssns position had not been for the repeal II
the Missouri Compromise
Hn spttch was generally moderate aud conoHatory
The c0mNistee ross and the House adjourned.
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Ccroneys, Inousara.

FsrsD DROWNED : The boy OF an unknown man. aboc.
iar yeSrs OF age, found drowned at foot OF
Sirirg street yesterday Deceased abou, Owe feet
nine inches Ia height, wore dark besvy bsard aud
dressed In back cloih at, black silk vest sod
back pants. In his pockets found gold breaspin
ard Two sea shel buttons G. Jackma held In.
quest upon tie body.
The body Of unknown negro about thirty five years
OF oge was found floating the water at pier No SO East
river, on the same day Deceased was five feet eight
ilcbes in height, had minister's all around bis face and
sss dressed dark colored aud saret pants
Coroner Jsckman held inquest
Cofoner Schrmer held IN inquest upon the body Of
unknown man, about forty years Of age was ouud
drowned at pier No. 20 East river Deceased
sss five feet ntne inches In oeight heavy built
BE dressed In q black coat checked yest and dark
penis In bis pockets were found taor's th.ubla ana
some thr. a6.
The Coroner also held inquest at the foot Of
Murray street upon the body Of pegro, about thirty
years Of age, DanDe unknown. Deceased Was about
Zee. Jine inches In height dressed In black cos
plso vee blue spotted shirt and black pants From the
Of the body supposed TO have been 10 the
water about two md pths
Also upon the body Of . named Mary Anne
hcCutcoeon, native OF Ireland, aged Atty 1--WE years
who found ~ the foot o. Eighteenth street,
East river. Deceased had been missing from her home
for nearly sx months. Verdict, "Suppoeea drowning"
TaE FORTY vr1H SrRxar FRs-AsorHxR vIcrrx Tho re-
mains Of man, whose lie supposed TO be Young,
found among the ruins OF the late Gre In West Forty
NH street yesterday, by come workmen who were CO.
gagged Ia removing the rubbish The remains taken
TO the Twenty second presnct citation house. where Csro
neT Gamble held IN trquest
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Weather Reports.

HALIFAX, Aprit Is, 1850.
April 23-weaner enc and clear; wind Light, W. !. w.
Thermometer at coon So.
April A-Weather clear; wind N. W. Thermometer
at neon CO..
April 2s-weasber nne; wind 8. S. W, light Their.
nome,er At noon CO..
ST. JOINS, N. F., April Is 1850.
Aryit 25-11 A. N weather cloudy, like rain; wind light
~ W.
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Arrivals and Departures.


wa
;s aSS s Hare: ss
zns ls'ep s r SSSiH Lwsnoe I
Gcrnawss Calvert by Ss,h.nsl PsSr:SS hi:s WI
d1es s:eD '' ''''l'''A D''''' " '''''' '''' -
LyrAroo1-steam.hp Austr.lasl.n Il Pot.nd-Mr Moore
BHveS Mr Me .iosn Hr Recis. VI LOusI.s Mrs Douglas
~ sGd ops csS shp".n ssv Nj ss M.s rOsg TO-
hessrs Ashford, foss hershsr, Lowndss ard Kins-xs
PEksAxsuco-Bark Lies. Brigade Mr. orowen
TRiMDAD-BArs Casco-Thomas Roeouca, lady and two CHI
NEW oRIE.ss-steAm:sp star Of ne wsss-R Cube. huber
5oIa ad M M
M.rsh, csushter and Miss Kednstr, Mr. edos, au
ios ca@o g ssrs S.1ass I:sss : Il
s<esase.
LIyEsrooL- se.mehip Pe.aa-hr. audmaiiser Savannah
n ssa & s' o. M r. "
IAN DO z. ana krs 9 nlDgion ch,a and nurse a. NJ
y: in. :@ssI sSid .es .s:s..s rSisasissis - and
esIss :es ss%1:ss: sosS X Ss:esa:.s ossOa
SS.saas, = GS:rbiss do " "a y ~ :ss
n: " rsh. child md Nurse r II, ssss,
n and dsssher Buaslo Charles bsntorth Joseph nan
srvsl. P.,.1.o. af. n;sd aaess esd .cS
r'ss, Mr. Sosmso ".
sscNeD Pawn; iir WIN Gore. Onssy Lady usele. and
's ass ss s,. Is ss,
NJ. 'e sss ga .a p's so f' ss.a &C.
sosp oh r. !sT:. fCrt..s J .% NOR,
ara sav.n,. 10 Nrssa srs "a. whas i~o ssndrsa .aa
ns .sa Mr. ps Ss:s
RTssnsosh x,ss gs'd,isse v = nIniei.es R.oasoh
Ils.,vey fssey .sa ftisnd n NJ: o Hst:
RSless ss:ussrs M Sssssas' d.csss B.vand Dsi
sIs: sosit ssnt ts. 'Sf' kssas
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IMMIGRATION TO NrnrsoTA-The 81. Paul Times Of the
a'n announces numerous arrivals Of emgrans ct 81
fAui. sh eays;-The lAsa boats arriving At our evee
1ave Drought increased loads Of immigrants. The Key
env @ocn arrived yesterday morning, brought over
we nunafeo nao the State, majority Of whom came TO
tns port Al the boats bring more or less which, oou
scas .se season 10 just commencing and that
nsu are carry oirds'-au advance guard of the great
army " emietstion--h truly Rratifyins The clsss q
vuersn~s 700, an index OF what we are 70 receive
lney are nearly Al Of the rural yeomanry class The vel
people whom much want N hsiu a.stle ths =,
sud develope her resouroee ~ 800. ~ ''"'
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The CO0ANtut1O00I Union MoottAR 0t
Lancaster
LANCASTER, April Is, 1860.
The Constitutional Union Meeting and Convention met
his morning. William Shnguff was chosen temporary
chairman.
John 8. Nttell was chosen permanent President
An address Yves read ming the principles OF the
party already promulgated.
The folowipg delegates u large appointed to the
,smorc CONT entiOn - Henry n. Fuler, Mark hunday
Abraham Marley and C. E. Swearinger
Mssre jose pin IpgeIsoi ami VIM. Wright, Of Allegheny
we're selected az electors at large
Resolutions expire eirg confidence In Mr. Mclean or Mr.
Bell for the Presidency were lost
Adjourned sine die
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Arrest Of Another siavsr~~faex
UNITED sTAsEs DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OPs0"
Arm N.-On nfsrmatsea received = the United Sass
Dstrios Att6rney's oahos, libel Aisd against tho
bark Charlotte Tay being nted cut for tho slave
trade mo proper process placed N the hands OF
tho Marshal and tho vessel was arrested ON Tuesday
evening d pser IS foot Of tssth street. North river
Tho fsy v hold IN poasssos q the ausscritss sad
the cause will DO brought for thc mediate sdadoa
ZION OF the court. The Charlotte e. lay IL Sesutful
bark Of zoo tons burthen, built appears BY ser "a
gster In Whining ton in 1852 Her prescott rcgss- Was
aiken out In Nov York on the l7th q April fear.
rea,) N The nans Of John W. Berry % ownor.
She cleared from this port tho 25eA q April
for RIO Zairs (rtver Cssgo) and . market. Her cap.
Tan vas John Trsanor, II New York u appears
by her manifest that her cargo consisted a. III doxo0
pa1 600 feet Il lumber, LOO fees Of timber, barrels
OF Is barrels Of beans 10 barrels Of beef, boxes
&c casss Of drugs 81 barrels Of rice, 7Sacssn (oD
tiled with fresh wsEor boxes Of machinery 50 barrels
Il bread, and one brat on deck. 4.
Mr. Dwight, Assistant United States District Attorney,
visited ths bark and ustered The crew. and MADE our
sary examination Of her The crew Was mot found 70
correepond in ali respects with ust, end II The
cabin four Spansrds Portuguese Who could not
were passengers. The Tay We udy, neat oran ca
In moot excellent order, having boe0 recently pane6d
end decorated and evidsauy Adspssd for fast sailing
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sMrH-On Wednesday evening, April rs, after = short
but severe ulnefs. JAMES O. SMITH, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends Of family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the from bis residence
O'Clock
sMrH-On Tuesday, April "a, Of Capillary Bronchitis,
sAMUMJ Smith, infant OF samuel j. AID Eleanor
r. Smith, ssed ! year, 4 months aud 22daye
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
tend the funeral this fhnstay) afternoon, - their resi-
deBce No. A 6oercs street., NJ two o'clock.
sMI,n I'm this city, Wednesday nioR, April Is
Mrs ELzARk7a SIXTH, aged ~ years 10 months aud Il
dkvs.
The funeral yi he held this rhursday) afternoon at
two O'Clock Hrom her aie readenee, Ill A. Tho
friends and relatives are Invited 10 attend also the Scott
Life Guard, without further Invitation.
TBoRsR On Wednesday evening, April Is, TsoMAs W.
TnoESx, tie ,4aa year Of his sge,
The relatives sad ffercs OF the family respectfully
invited attend hn funeral from his late residence
Of Seventh Forsietb street. Saturday
afternoon ut four O'Clock.
Carriages will be 10 stteu ut Trinity chrrch until
halt past three O'Clock
Uscx1rs-On wednesday, April IS ROYAL pnacxY.
youngest son OF w. b and Elizabeth Unckios, aged IL
months snd 10 days
Tho friends the family are rsspocfully pv,ted Ia
attend the funeral al No. On street, Brcsklyp tbs
taiicD.
vnuAMs AT Hsekersask, New Jersey, on Tuesday
April "a, CA1HARIsE wife 81 William williams.
The relatives FRIENDS fatny are
invited TO attend the funsrai tits (ThursdAy) mornipe
half pest eleven O'clock the residence Of her hus
band. and at twelve O'clock Al the Reformed Dutcl
church, Haskenssck
Wmrr--an Wednesday. Anvil 2b Ma Hrrarr wurr
In the e7tb year of ne, age.
The iriencs, ana shose Of her SONS, Abial and W
Miles also Of her 10 law, John g. Murdsck n
vted 20 attend the funersl Friday sfesnoon, ~ twe
o'clock, fom the pssidence Of her son. W. Mica No
"a Eidsicge etset
Yos,G --At South Beraeo, New Jersey March II MAR
GARzS JAM YOU'VE, NAIVE OF Gatgow, scotland
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Escnpo OF q Horse Thief.

TRENTON, April 70, IdBU.
Janes Buckley, alias Beebiey, male his escape from
Police officers from New York, oy ju 1ping handcosd
the cspal three and half miles south OF Trenton,
this afternoon. He arrested for Stealing q horse,
wagon, harness. &c valued at $780, They their
ay TO ihilace lphia with him.
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MISCELLANEOUS
At REpUCED PRICKs. rr,,ra
"A GAS FixlURxs AND GAS FirfINo'
aLsM Chssd'.AVs FROM . V SO
9 lAShA OhanSNiers from 3 O$0
Iarxcr sizes 10 pr0poFaos.
Peudsnts BxacAsss. Ia. 40, prop'suosasay how.
ESQ. n. KrrcHxn a co, sSi srssdwAy,
Bi,SA sboye g. rtsaoae aot<k,
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News from Arizona.

INV ORLEANS, April Is 1860.
idvc,s from Arizona to the 7;h ms ;, received
The Convention Tuscon for the organization of pro-
vision al government very enthusiastic Or. OwingH
was elected Governor under the new charter.
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War Steamship PetroueIia.

TAG Spanish War Steamshfp PetroWeIIa.
NORFOLK, April rs, 1860
The Spspieh var steamship Petrones has arrived here
.ftr passage Of nine days from Havana All on board
Of her we'll She viii take the Spanish Minister 10
Next
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Snow 9t Osweg0.
OswEGo, April %, 1850.
Three inches Of have fallen midnight. b
now HAVING There ID Q cold north wind.
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EcroruIA, "A few BOTTLES or Kennedy n
ketSssi Discovery strictly following the direction tho
pole, around bottle and ucfous application Of ke
Fan Rheuy Ointment ssrofus Orneni and Eoaling On.
rent viii sure avery
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SAVANNAH, April rs, 1860.
The screw steamship r r. Guy er, Of CromweIls line,
from New York. arrived hero a& yesterday tho 2Ah
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Clirehugh's Iiustve Wsgs ave Entirs
ncve.tea PArnss unstxlnab'e Fit guaranteed 1s' broad
way northeast Of kesce street opposite Gle waite
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Exchange.

st. LOUIS, April Is, $780,
Sight exchange on New York, owing to scarcity Of
bAnkabe funds BY some bankers, IL selling ct IN lH
per cent premium but the ruling rate Is per cent for
currency AZ, aadfor gold 4 x per cent premium.
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A Stexmer en- View foundIand.
Pe1r AL Basque, N. r., April 2S, 1et

largo steamer, with three mssts and one funnel,
passed here yesterday ~ p. M she WA about gsn
shot distance iron the Shore and going wcst tho weA.
ther quito fossy, wind west, Toe close ahead
Port au Basque the turthest western station In New
foundand and tho steamer n question would ssem TO BE-
bound TO Quebec-probably sAs United Kingdom, from
Glasgow I4th, or North Bssn, from Liverpool 18th inst
RypOkrxR1
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0teDnWay Il Sons
OVERSEEING GRANDe AND SQUARE PIANoR
WAreeooms 81 and IS Walker s.resA
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The Cassis-ssvsgatioa Gee .sd.


fFron a.. Abssy Jsarnai. April -
dsy tAs canals OF the ssAe opened for the ses
80 facfe are no obstucu.'es Ga Sae Eascro dvs '"
90 Tar es We hear tn fs*owas letter from osoa
1enmissoaer Gardner, dated L>ckP0fs, o. Assisy,
Tesks ecooursgngly VI the west-
CANAL CoxMsaosrSs' Orhos,
LccKroRr, April Is, I5e.
hoa n \ BnsvOr Auditor, &c -
ixAR slR-tps canal from Buffalo TO this pat rm
dled on FRIDAY lass. and the afternoon Il mai DAY
water e the csns from 10 pace 10 chesssr.
Receurse tbs Gooesee fcodsrs, and this
morning there NJ Rochester two ieot depth Of water
10 The canaN
learn that the now canal scr0ss the Marshes had
oves four fe depsh Of water saturday last bosas led
from the Esst
Toe Genessee Valley Canal 4, teug Hiied aat all wi
be resdy % the Western Dvisoa the early assa OF
Friday morning.
do Dot believe tho Canals ever better c3ad
eioa for use, since the cpargemeut comm6scod 90
secure Against sresxs--aou which truss we may DO
delivered for IN season.
n GARN&
Early this moruscg. locstrg was commenced aud con.
tnucd IN this oty until tho entire feet Of boss which lad
co In the Upper Basa sud II tho Cat whore lot In.
AVID they arc pushing 10 their Northern snd Weera
destination.
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Truases.-Dr. Marsh & Co. apply his
Ours ssfuly curing Ssrnia
Baihpr 81 kind frugs gu sporsers Sbouderbraoes
suepenssry bapdsgea silk elastic scckpGs knee csye
az All Surgical asuIauce~ Fcns3ee sKeuded m fsdfep
rooGn VoAsy House. (oppoaiss st. Paas church,
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Hill, InimttAble Hair Cutter. Hair
Dye 90 cents. Depot No. barclay street, and sold by al
Dfusesa Infahbe Osguent
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EMrry's TT1c0pherous - the Best aud
chesper article dressing teauyfns cleansing eura
preserving and restoring The hs'r. Iada a. Hold by III
Arms fsta
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Toupss
Factory, B1pd Private entrance for ladies lee
Dye app !fod 10 aky sht rooms
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Correction.

TRoY, April %, 1880.
There was injunction granted yesterday BY Judge
Hcgeboom against the Worlds Safe insurance Company
report upon ito affairs. Tho company u doing business
u6uAl.
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CoURT or APPEALS additional term Of this Court u
ofdeved 70 the second Tuesday OF Jcno tb
which cspses must be noticed and notes Of issue aud
which viii run INTO tha regular June term dxet oy law
This bas been tbs arrangement OF late years soand most
~ enables the term W close before the
summer hest,
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Brandreth'e q. pills.

Whtte's "Sensattsb" Dress Hat, Sprlng
myio WHITE. hasser ZIG BsoadwAAy opposite ST. PaalS
chufUh-
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1arthquako I'm Haytl.

Earthquake I'm Haytl.
Boston, April Is. 1860
The schooner Sarah Burton the Of
earthquake at ST. Marks HAyu, shs 9Th inst Not
much damage was done.
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Havana Segnrs and Virginia Tobacco,
Of superior Quality At JAMk6 SADlERS, ~ Brosd Hsy
OIL r<r Of alden lane
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Geo, q. sl0st & Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic
I.ocA stitch ard khuie Sewing Machine q. Il. COLLINS,
Rfns tNay
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Fire Aa Algiers, Las
NKw ORLEANS, April Is, 1880.
Several wereht situated ut AgisIS La have been
Amned. Ices $70Jc0.
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Crssssdes~'s Hair Dye, wigs azd Tou-
pese1he world Wholesale and retail End the
priv atey spilled. 40. aston Bousc.
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HerripRs Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway, corner Of Murray ses
Mas Vort
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Orswisgs 90 FrsEce. sssAdosnss s. Co..
Delaware Lsforses-
Al, %, SO. g. &C. Or IS, l8, ST. 81. 40, ri, ~. II.
CorsorAp ArEo LOTTERY sAss g. Arm u. tsAo.
40. Is, 70, 10. q. IS. 81, SO. 20; GO. 81.
FKANcE BKO ,Sskro 90.
Managers. wdais, <tou osawsS
Ansiverssry Hats.-In Anetcfp.> fica 81
- eAecvva demand for Fats during tts coming Nvsrss
49, hs. PREPARED large es0eciS ipr
Mt oecA~on III. an excellent icex aud TIA early r."
sest OF the TACT viii The delegates
.. ume Hod rovbo vol expense, for
70 1Mcesy nos tse oars and IT
fsiss 900 nfoAd~Ay. AID make the necessary
Hats ~ Mosny an styles and Prices to
ssx esnsADs r. scr s2rax wear ss,fs Of tho public
truoaoo rsspesoully UiCtod " tTxlhS 30 BroadvsV
coruer q fulton s'reet aaa iT s,eot
BroOklyns-UAot lndtspwaAhls that
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nnoel1ksn y Msp Ysrk o. ~ oounuy
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kry vii looass opposite - Paak Lei Of Nay
oiusively.
The beat Pictures or the day. cheap, at
$50 ssoaAway. Brooms. Strangers oAn and soec
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Election Of Directors OF the NRfohlgan
S0uthern and Nothern Indiana RAit-

Southsrn and Nothern IndaanA RAif-
road.
ToIwo, April Is, 1890
At The annual election OF directors or the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad to-day, FOL
loving gentlemen eleoted-Absrt Havemcyer,
Allen Campbell, Milton Outright J. n. Ransom and
Henry Keep, or New York Elijah NJ Gilbert, Of Utica;
Hamilton White, Of SYRACUSE Nelson Beardsey, Of Au.
burn; Silmsn Witt OF Cleveland John Barry Of Csa-
sansne. Michigan; pho Morehouse, Of Elkhart Indiana
NJ L. Sykee, Jr., OF Chicago; VIM williams, OF Buffalo,
Al subsequent meeting Of the directors, E'isha NJ
Gilbert vas elected President and N. L. Sykes Jr Vice
President
The ofnoers and employees Of the company have pre-
seDted the retiring President George Bliss, Esq
hful service Of silver plate, gold mounted and
complimentary letter, signed by al the subordinate
officers and . large number Of employees.
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A Card.
sENH ANTONIO DE sOrOrONGO, OF Havana has
been appointed gereval sgert for tho sAle cf
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
ccuected with their add fnr the
VI Cubs All orders sddreued to him will be promptly
faithfully e1ecutsd
Our foS emf at Havana hss been unfAkhful 10 ts
tsust ooI hded to LIN and has been dischrrgeA.
NJ SIs0KR co,
No. 40 Broadway, New York.
81 Obtspo street. HavAnA
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Court Cacvndar--Thfs Day.
SUrmdrs COUKT-CircaiS Moo 1871, SaS, 93s
t16, e6 60i, l045, l03sk, l0a0. 1865 1851 t0e8 83
500 e9l 6ei, 1865, 1907. 1869, 1918 Para 2Nas 9ol
ol0, 9l2 o4, 9le 9lS e2 pa 8zd e2s $50, car, $50,
9SS, $40, 90, 9AS, $50, 9k2k, 9t4
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H0lloway's Ps1s.-A Certain Cure for
drcpsy be fulnsss and gradually but sarciy
essspstc the wasasy bnnerr. SOLD ~ the
factory, 50 Maiden Lane New York