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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

The Governor Of Marylan' has APP
pointed Hugh Lennox Bond, Esq, Of
Baltimore, Judge Of the Criminal Court
Of that city, in place of Judge Stump,
removed.
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Latest News.

ton Tor tile past thivt nhsi"'So '''
the departure Of the tircassian, nave
amounted to 1900 bales, OF which spec
ula,ots took 5000. leaving the balance
t. ,ne trade The market generally
closed very duh all qualities ot cotton
have slightly declined ; the decline Is
chiefly attributed to the lower grades,
and amounts To l.l6 to II. during the
three days. The quantity OF cot,oh
kpnwu to be at sea On the 18th, the day
the Fulton sailed from Southampton, was
1870 o0o bales. against 10000 at the
corresponding period las, year
The most important po''il'al news
brought by the steamship fD't"h i inc
reform programme Of the Austrian gov
crumcni. which Is soou to appear Va
published form
The council is to lc augmented ~ the
nomination Of two extraordinary conn
sclors who have been selected from per
SONS well known f1r their ability
rhidy.six ordinary counsel"fS nave
been selected from the general list ana
from provisional diets The council viii
examine the budget and control the laws.
In political rclcs the present Si'na'
ton 1T Nice is considered very critical
notwithstanding the great enthusiasm
manifested by It's citizens on the receipt
r of the emperor Nap1lcon's proposition
relative to the annexation Of their terri
tory to France.
ln the house Of commons, on the ON
inst Fitzgerald SAID that he hoped par
Lament would enter into u solemn pro
test against the intended annexation ei
Savoy t. France
Wrrcporr- recently circulated, stating
that picc1lomiui. the prlma d"na, had
been married 10 an Italian prince IN
> pulun is denied hy Irish papcrt
THE French cmpcror's speech has not
been Ayorably received IN the several
provinces Of Italy
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times gives notice that there Is a rum0r
i'm circulation among the military circles,
hv whfrhit understood that the soldiers
now ou leave nf absence have been va
uuircd 10 ioin thcir regiments as soon as
possible"
PoruASp March 22ud--Thc Cork pa
pcrs rs the North Briton, express The
upiuiuu that war is extremely probable
between Austria and Sardinia. Agents
~ Tue sandman COVER :, i.''''' at. t''y -
up cavalry horses IN France, aud great
activity pteFa"S ]" ',' '''' ''''''''''
partmrui- of Piedmont.
L'H'rs rom h''n' S.N'' '.,'' Nv
, agitation sun P''' aus ~ '.''i' 49,, 49,
trlc'S or the paPai 7t"',H' '"'
ooI"''a nAs WIS "H"''I
"'u'r "I thc P'F' 'u''','' ''',' d.,
A'N'''S nun '''''' 81 .i,..., -.
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a. .',.''..'. v,,bl5 n, ,Lc scn,tc
r.o I'm ,,'yiJin'. far the amendment Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

~ We learn from the South Western Of
Wednesday last, thst Red River was falling
slowly opposite that place.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

John Shed, one of the very few sur
vivinr soldiers Of thx revolutionary war
died IN Fairfax county, Virginia, lately
at the age oe one hundred and two years
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

The Legislature Of New Jersey, II is
said, will make an appropriation of
$40, 900 for n copy Of Mils' statute Of
Washington,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

n. Our editor, we learn, will be a, home in
tine to perform the editorial duties of the Re
publican next week, so NC tip our beaver to you,
dear icadcrs. and bid you, cdi'orially, fond
sdicu And il ", have offended any Of you we
humbIy beg your pardon, and can assure you
with all cincerty that j, was unn,cntlons on
our 1t. Aud II we have SO offended any oil
you. and yon don't feel disposed to acccp, our
APOLOGY, Why You can just pitch in lemons "
and you will get yourself mos' dccen,ly squeezed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31


u. her name, when VIC would take pleas
urc in making room IN our columns Tor
her illusions. BIT instead OF giving uS
her name she writes US another letter
,...t e., i, o.l.;cl,
'h"'e "''S'V' '''''' wan "'
she calls ns by names 1 would shock
,ho .,,,os,, ~ ,Lo ,,,re dignif;.d and
II,
refined class 81 hci @eN-hihl'H lh't
woulI cleave To- The roof Of Our mouth
-. .h,,, r..
WERE We /" "'""'P' -
give the reader some iiea u the 'hhnh''
!, ,h;-h hor mind rti,,r. we,aketbc liberty
~
OF publishing hrr reply 70 our "'itof'hl
last week And IN doing So, wc 9un not feel
-, ,..,..,.;,... III. q. ,,o
'n'' wv NV No nv ." vs.
slightest degree, because we have sole
,,od her ,,mo uudc, n pro,,,se that we
would Keep u a profound secret ana
she has withheld II consequently. we
a.,
''.' ie'''''' Nv ""'''S ~ 'f''"' '''''''
our readers her reply 10 our editorial
IA ,.o 10 /, In al ,,a,d eoelint, too for
,..t..., 80,
II IN 'o''S wv So - ~
Hear her
an, ,.ro
"N'"hNh' ''NN'' ""''" -'''
r.. -, . ,.,.,, ,,,,,,. ,,,a.-.,l, a, al, vour
- 10 ia s,,a,ic Majesty Ee,l1.lub
p,t..1 ~ n,rlnrs. oit MIX gepilrmnp
:, ia ,,i,h ~. reuld apnepdage Old
ua,ry alias Inc D.rd
ly ,.,ly ia yonr editorial notice must state
that | have forgotten the author IL the lines !
lately sent you-l am inclined 10 the belief how
ever TIM, they were morn the isn OF the Lowell
Poet the simo who g-,ge 10 the void that
.pIrited ri,le po,''- illusion beginning foot
,rav con fGer fellow NC whats BIZ ranc
, se,, .nr al.o a, the same time a few phHo.
''''u''t' i.:' ,a '.o r ~, a,,,.. ,,n au,,,
thai ihcy were scarcely worthy uf one bat really
was ANXIOUS rt ,,'' ,,., ' 't'.,'I ,,,n"l
,bc ajiary,s, Moon which was in hope, IA
have elected from his satanic Np7'y ny
M 'sI XVII w. ~, wv" ,,nr,a ,bo l,re and tr,ubI,
Of snrrbng fir an eS p'naaiion Of that aud other
erratie mos 'h'"u. "' '.' h,''u' J" wv
,.,.,.......,....,.., ,....;a,, Ear ,l,, mama nj
rapnir, =" may not hope upon our better ac
I gnhb'ahcc ihat 'ne P'".0H "'H "g u"'''', ''"
,.,r en-, lnn,t I shoulI fancy aboye atl thinra
. little Dmooof Irritation with the p m
9F'''''' may "a "',.'' - - ,.' ~,
such affair. that / am .nte It wonld be positively
i drlghtml-l Narn Nna however maj you ""i''
,bongb max. no Great pr.lrn.ions 10 much Bib
head lore the dcccLnl manner in which you
l IT,, ,oo rrc'i ,' tya,,or,,oa ia h-ye e4rn,@
my memory And although You uny tally deserve
''e f'puu''uu you NV - ,,',,.
attacks upon j, ut the mos, accessible points It's
iT as ming i eon,,'i'u. "i,'"l gar ,'''', uo'
armed won know
must ask one favor Of yuu however Mr..
D Nr. h''l@onp !" 'nsl {1', a''yn I'
.c,,i IN m,lc INV ,,conaip,nncc prry don't conn,
IN ANY Of those horrd vulgar shslHs J AN t'''
W" s'" ,a,i aad ai ,Go, '| retler div ,,i.b yop
20 couc as the poor dewitt that nobody respects
l,f a' '~ IN vi ,",. ,',', V ~, h,m.
and others but present yourself Just As yoa arr
nov a. Ia" 'i :, IA H. i,',i,'b Lnrl 4
we don, have a.ylish good time Of it
! u ! only mai some r'eH ~"nhs way nn'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

Senator Pugh, of Ohio, is said TO be
descended from Quaker family which
removed TO Ohio from Ncwberry Bis.
'rict : g.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

~ We call attention to our New Orleans
advertisements 10 be foand IN this issue Of the
Republican. We will notice them separately
next week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

llonRlpLr AFFAIR "'"s ~
.o,.J Tho New Orleans Evening True
NIL, IF ,h. 99nd inst. gives the follow
'''' -, ,olorcd
Ing account o' al "'''"'P'' -.
woman, TO poison hef 'i'S''' ""'
family. and a number of friends whom
AL ;,y;,od In dine with him The
NC NV
Delta says
The most h"rrln'e ana" ','' "'
cured in New Orleans WITHIN our =,
collection has Just been o'ouS''' " 'su'.
\ diabollcal attempt mas poc'' '"''I
to poison Col I J.. hcmiey ian'''y 'nu
y number Of visitors whom ne "'o VIII"
him at dinner ON Tuesday,
Gel Lcm'cy's cook, coioiea "o'''n''
is suspected OF having aa'h'h'',F'co ,,o
deadly drug hy putting II III '"'' '''''
Russo. She has bee" arrested, "' ',.,,.''
colofcd man ana ','''''i ~,
engaged IN preparing the "''"''' ''
slaves 81 'ol. hch'''! -, -.
The dinner vas given at COZ '|'"'
lcys house 90 J"e"Sot S'i'',, ',,.,l.
nnnciauon. VA honor OF A1unH s,",
man from Mississippi pf' ''""'' ''''''
Ing his diploma.
At one o'clock Yesterday morning all
who participated Of the Charlotte Russo
were taken VI. aud all the symptoms
showed that arsenic had been admins.
tered
About the same time Mrs. and Miss
Mickey friends of the family, who had
not boon to dinner. but who had been
sent some Of the confectionery, were
also taken sick
At two o'clock this morning q little
HOY about five wears OF age died, and
We heard lust before going 10 press,
that Mrs Mickey was also dead
The following are the uames pf those
who were poisoned and their condition
tins forenoon The Yeungs are from
jackson Miss Mr.. j II Phelps is an
ex-a.,,stant alderman Of this city
,Jr =. l. Lcmlcy will probably re-
cover
Mrs. Lcmley dangerous cond.
tion
Miss Julia I,emlcy dangerous condi.
tiop
Miss Louisa I.emiev NJ hope
Jrs Younr- will recover
Mis- Salltc Young will recover
Miss Emma Young very dangerous
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AGENT,

J. 4, n. Iiosaek. o. jefferson. Tcxa. is our dds
authorized Agent At Jefferson, Texas. Mr. II does
. general collecting business We would recommend
him 10 our friend, as reliable and prompt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-31

graccs of iuothcr Eve, we would iind her
somewhat difficult 10 circutnvent Ono
would suppose after pcrusing fannic's
composition. that she hadn't much " lore
of amy kind and 10 deceive her would
only be fun for the BOWL But we have
slrcady .1uandercd more time than Fan
ME as she now presents herself TO us, Is
worth, - we will dismiss her, hoping to
become better acquainted with her IN
future; and as Prentice said 10 Mrs
Swisshem with a slight variation
-...s E.,.f. . .tc,...t T4uuir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

At Evens, ION STREET.
C Ca IN suis 70 match o. g. slo'. ,,.,...
Tbs Largest stock Of Broadoiolh Frock o. "" - ~"
IS o. $40 Sl3 STA SIS, SIS SIS and tN II "A m a
CAssineIe Paas 81 81 -. - ~ 81, ~ 90 - ~
- g End IS
0sssi1ssrs Business Cos:s S. Ss 90 u, S. s. ". o. slD
end x1 .u
RvANg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

Stephen D. and Margaret Ann sastsoa, sssd ycsrs
months md days
The rsasyss aaA lrisnds q ths family ere rsspscfunv
invited 70 stsnd the funeral from No ls7 West Thirty
seventh street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues, ns
(Priday) snsfnoon, II half past two O'Clock withsxk
further Invitation. me remains VIII bc taken 70 Green
wood Cemetegy for interment
sxYm.-On Wednesday, Nay Q, GxAoz SxYIH, aged "
years
Deceased was buried yesterday afternoon In Grseawosd
Cemetery Her last words were that her time had ooms
Cork and san Francisco papers picsss copy.
WooD.-A Harlem, Of consumption. PHoHS, reliot q
the late Capt VIM r. Wood In tho Goth year Of her -
The friends and acquAinances d the fsniy are invtos4
10 attend her funeral from the resdence Of her soa IN
law T. W. Allan, llsth street, between Ihrd and Iouro
venues 81 three O'Clock this (Friday) afternoon, wshsss
fur, ser nvits,ios. "
Wwro~ v-On Thursday evening, Nay ., a. ofosps
ANN Mac. sEH oldest daughter o. Clans ana 49,
W,n,.as s -. years, months and II days
"n'tea, sSsa> te funeral will be given 70 morrow.
Woo ws' ssd,y morn 49, s. "a a Ds;
~ rSs rs.;,yss ara friends Of The family are @ys1
Intend NM e irSar moe Saturday afternoon 1t Three
o'clock.
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Draw,nss Of France, BrosaSs.ss & Co.'s

DrAwlnSs Of France, BrosdSsnss d Co.'s
Susan Covrvv-oIAs los. NAT s. isa
Is, 8. 66, Il. IS, 8, 81, ~, 20, 80, 81, 40.
OoEsoGxpAFW LOrvnay-OLA@ o. MAJ s. 1890
49, IL, 49, rs, ~, 62, So, 8, 8, 81, IL, II, so, 9.
u the drAwisg Of hs GsAxp CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Of
ware Oisss u, dss 81 Wilmington. Delaware. Mon
D. I'd 80 asA PablsAsd in lssissdsys Hsssd ssy;ssi
isy a. typograr kical 0onured Tho number Sl
mpcstsn sh ud have sls9; and - ass should
or prize Of and 40 6as $50 instead Of g prtnsd
Managers. Wnminstoa. Delaware
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Daniel II. Burdett, Auctloneer.
LARGE SALE AT uUTIOM OF
orARp, puPUY CO.B. fIHEI: 9AsIHLoM 90 3
SsowR AND PALE sHEskx AND MADEIzA AND
MALAGA WINES, IN BoAD:
BURDErT. JosEs 4 90 .ai ID eo Friday. Nay 4 lsco
Tswn IN bond $50 psoksges OAR, DSpuy co. Pins
s brown and psis sherry; IFS paokAsss Mseirs wise
d. uoSues on wednesday aftsnooa Terns atssae In lots
70 ,vki purchasers.
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The Republican National CsnvSntisoSn'

BUryAIo, May 3, 1860.
The Great Western and Michigan Central Raliroaos
VI rnn special train for delegates 70 The kep1oncas
NAnonA convention, leaving Suspension Bridge on hon
DAY morning, Nay II, at six O'Clock with directors car
sasoosd Ior So%miaees reaching yhicss sns sane
from Suspension Bridge to Chicago The CHI ago com
mhteee wiz meet the Eastern delegations at tn Vt hour,
In me Union Depot, where Our trains will arrive.
q j. BRIDGES,
Managing Director Great Western Raiirc I'd.
II. ~ RICE,
1enerA superintendent Michigan Central Railroad
JULIUS NORRIS,
General Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

ANIMALS.
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nars ch!S .s1 sssvA:s Mr. err s 80 asn sssss
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M arriea,

Married,
CAxru-so On Thursday evening, April 20, by the
Paw J.mea Millett, al the residence of the BRIDES
mother M THKopoN W. CAKnR, late OF East Haddam,
Conn n Mas MATILDA ELIZA So,nRs, all OF this city.
CoIyN-FUr p-At Hoboken, on Sunday, April %, by
the Rev Alfred Harris Mr.. G. p. CoIyIS 70 Miss ANNA NJ
Frvrn all m Hi 1oken.
FsIscr Tror psos.-On Tuesday, April u, by the Rev
r N Nc % 3D., HENRY FRANCS, TO Mrs. A. j.
THOMPSON, dAugh ter Oh inc iae p"via DAro' A1q' Ill
this city.
srIpIyo-SrIRrm I-On Thursday, May g. 81 the resi-
denceof the brides IA1ner, oy INC rev samuel Ely, SAN
uEL " SKARxG tss ANNIE A. cEAkiNo, AL Oh snm cy'
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SLAVE State, because thsy would be Inconsistent with TIE
IA.Sre of the INSTITUTION
M Eg0ans ven1HrsA The assertion that hAre he'd been
moro inpr cement In the mode Of agriculture and In the
Improvement N The soil in the slave States than In tho
free States.
Ths Committee rcse and the House adjourned
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The Canal Board.

ALBANY, nay D. loou
At the session Of the Canal Board 70 day. the following
removals and appointments made In the Engineers
ern division vice J. p Goocsel, removed; Orvlle W.
Story Division Engineer, Western division vice John
Fay removed; H. " B. Barker, removed from the Cham
plain canal reeidency appointment in bis place
w. Butler removed from the Black River canal residen
cy and appointed First Assistant Engineer Thos Good
sell and Byron n Hanks removed from ooe OF First A.
sistant Engineers on tho Western division.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NAY 4 180O:


The Sentence OF HaId.>c, tho
soner. rSo0
BxrvlDsKx, N. j., xAys,, ZEN
The Court met this morn.pg Ut nine o'slocS. ana u.
Hardea was brought into Court He was greatly ass'ea
md could hardly stand. When asked why senterce
sAoald not be pronounced upon him, he replied win di'
guilty, !" have nothing to say" Ths Judge then sen
enced him 70 be hung the 2s Of Jue next oes"oea
ns hours Of ten A. NJ and taree r. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs aad Tou-
pees-Ths bet world Wholesale and rstan and NE
are priyatsy sppneA. No Aaow HoussI
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Hsrrsog's Patent Champion Fire and
pursas Prod sssss 81 BscadvHy corner Of hsHsy street,
New York-
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The Opposition Party I'm PhiIadelphisA
PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1860.
The opponents Of the democracy turned out in large
numbers this evening In torchlght procession rejoice
over their victory and serenade their successful cand
dates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

AtEverdslrs-The Orange Blossom Wed.
a,ss Hnvsope preemnssi and undvaed Sold only q So1
Bruodw az, conner Of Duane stxssl
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Birth.

Bou1Y.-op Tuesd. y, April 8, ANGELINA MoSrKyAiRI
wife Of Isaac Mckim 'ouly, OF daugnter'
s. Adams, Va, pap ers please copy.
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Ladass Dress Resstte Trimmlnas, ne-
ssssa esnps BvsIdA a Locxfrr sor COS si Fa'"s
sfseA Bfooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

Havsns segars a.a virsssis rsbseco,
corner Of Maiden lane
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Sentence Of Captain Brayley for Selling
FREQ Negroes.
NORFOLK, Va Nay 3, 1850.
Captain BrAy1ey Of the British schooner Alice Rogers,
was found guilty day the United States District Court
Of attempting sell free negroes and sentenced 70 three
years imprisonment In the pcntentary.
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NEw ORrxAss, Nay 8, 1880
Cotton market quiet sales 70 day 5000 bales u lohc
lie for midelus Sugar GIm and uncsa , Corn
dun Lard IN bsrres IKE; lard in kegs ike
whsksy isxc 1885, Frsshs and exchange an,lsssed
Cotton-sales 10 day 5000 bales Il iokc. q ioXc.;
market generally unchanged.
ost,on-sales today 400 bales; market generally I'M
changed.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat declined sales 900
bushels red At 81 50 81 IS; white, 81 u.s. Corn
nrm nlss COO bushels yellow Also. Provisions nrm
Drawing Of the Delaware state Lotto |
sDDY Z 90. n.ssssn q ..
s:-l:ss. az .siss i,,ss =
q, ~, "a, s. 20, 90, 81, 49, ~. 50, a, H. %.
cfsuiArs ssss6,ss g snssss Y sA1rS.aas n.,.-
SsG %6O aDI HObi e CO.. Sn:s. Kss. 80 $500
e Onslal Drawa.ss q Hedges. Davis q
81, 70, 65, SO, 50, rs, AZ, II, "a Is, O., SO, 30
FIN: :::s's q ' SSSs SsVhi Ss.i':
osorsA.
Beautiful Cs.Plsxisn.--LairA's Lissia
h s:s s "a s sss.s s: 3: - B,SszsT
parry.s rriosphsrsus IL the Best and
:s,. -, ~ . =: s :: ~ e. 80 is9;
Batehelor's Hair Dye, WIS and TcSpes
s ssSiSl |. 4 Is :syiss roo.:
wheeler q Wnson's sewing Machines.
oMss 90 Broadway. New rork
Renewed to 4s3 Broadway.-Eurska
.s.' SssS iad s:1ss ia
Geo. y. sleas q Co.'S CslsSrassd Elliptic
In-s sish and ssu'as ss~as ha's'ss o. H. oolASs ~
ass rnvsope preeusssi ana'ausd soa oaly 1t s0s
Brcsdway, corner q Duane szssI
Hsrrs.s's Patent Champion Fire and
surss. rroz ssfss ~ BrOsdw,y corner Of h'a' street,
cri.s.dere's Hair pxs. Wig: ..a T. Ton =.
s,,,s. S' .vSns q " "a k sos and '' ''' ''
ss ST.sM.SSss s ssn, AND sQvAs. r,.ro.
rrvss<s.-Dr. Marsh Continues 60 Apply
~ nde. cure sruss IN suo' y 9s = ssrr's
:,:s :.S-s -! ass :i sss:: cgse.:
Has saissrocm - BrusavsS. ssss DuAss srsst
raor,eway.s Osnsmsns.-rhs Thousands
oe...a E g.sgsrss fro scsrSvs he g .%snI
ss H:'ss : sss p. r. = sis ssd
opsr. classes g. e s...S..
Hin's Hat! Dye 50 cs.s..D:gss ! 5. r.
cay ssss ssA M BY Al srussss' 9. AfAss TOT
-. --.- a. o.. rv~,u Msssure.
u. O. slILiCK coz. 10 Bsosdssy' coSnsr OF AoefV
Good rea Oas Dollar the Chest, ne
cHRIerIANsops tee ssaabiissmsnn No cssmseFs "'s"
Anrsvsrsary Hats, UnrivaIlsd for Que.
w :;s 49, I, S..: n :, :sis
rrv..ss ana Braces, Elastic stockings,
Peas Bssdarss and pr. oLovxHs new Lsvsr Truss. no
Greene, perfect atsssg shirt MAKER, has
/ removed v No I Assr Hcuss, ssra~y sreS-
Holmes, Nsw Gallery or Photographic,
Ss Bro.ayey. erslssvsy. wmbsn operation on s0ad~'
watkins. Halter 90 Fashion. has Head y
Coz The most ccnplee ssscs.mens Of tir CABS an.
sS 10 b s: s..ss r"Sa ssS ~ raass srss
s,yis. warfE. SsssT. fs Broadway. o,possis r.alE
\ church
Hrs. wsnsl~w's soSshfng syxap--Mn
hos u Bcru 49, svsxx ys.s ~ pssd $40
Sp~ chldren ee<hna vnA f<ns snsec~a kenef n
DsfnHs - satnan- oNy twenty I've es.s bcsla
..! ..e esss, ss h Iccss. sos 60
| skrset Brooklyn
Havsns sesars sna virgs.is Tsssscs
Of supestr quality, ~ Jams sADLisEs iIt brc>d~al
corner Of Maiden lane
oentlemsnr Hats, Caps, and Cheldres'
f~rcy Bss q " k.s. rys. sse.'sr. ausy 80 =, ~
varte<y. ~ foupd n HAhRIs kUhnaCkN. No NV
! ~, nj neh<A svssua sn< ~ Sr~n< arssa
The Patent Mstrvpciftsn Gas Hsrs %
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The Patent mstrvpoistsn Gas Burssr
ssd sssaAaor-sss N he vcla-redncsa sas ons ess s~
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Trvsses.-Dr. Marsh Continues Go Apply
"A. rsasi surs Yruss WIN ~ treatment Of hernia
Trussss snpporsrs eboudsr Bsoea ssvsssry Besdaess
ss.us~r. ,rrutI6Say appllad lAdy aneuAanss h ~
- dsssrs.ss1 10 IVs1y ssss Aa~ Houss, opposs
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Geo. y. sloes n Co.'s Celebrated Elliptic
Broadway.
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whites "sensation- Drsss uat,. Spring
sy,s wHffR haHsv. fIs Broadway. Opposite "a fsals
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WATKINS. Halter 81 Fashion. has Ready
f cuarwers compie~ assorment Of iss Gaps and
ton fiais ~ I'D. We say carocxs WstklNs n~reA
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A In, 70 variety Of Spectscles
At SIMMONS 4 90, 669k Broadway.
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Release OF Captain Farnham, OF the
Wanderer.
SAVANNAH, May 2, 1850.
Capt. Fsrnham, OF the wanderer, who has been con-
In jail here for the past six months has boeu re-
leased by some friends, and attempt by the United
States Narshn him resisted with reviewers
Finally the Marshal compromised the matter and Farm
ham appear Wednesday and give bonds Ia 1000
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Uolrsway-s Osnfnsnt.-Ths Thousands
N sou are prepared froa vegetable mineral
s.,ssrS vhieh desoy compexou, vhns shs UsimeuA
NM. in Ne nature performs ~ ihaih claimed fos
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Renewed to 493 neutrality-suspicious.
aIWInG ACHIRB OYFICn- AVERY MACHINE GU AK
spiesd PRICE 80, COMPLETE Parties not having fun
Amount soouwm odAied-
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Cbas. m. winss msons BrookIyn Cat
i~y ssg..,s rssacsrsshs, In vssr '0u end GA sAens
ed ISL. ~ FuipD DResL
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Trussss and Braces, Elastic Stockings,
Pels Basdarss, and Dr. oLovkks new Lsver fru" NO
Anal