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NEGRO BURNING VS.. CHILD KILLING.--Th abo-
ltion journals of New York and elsewhere in
the North have been busily engaged recently
in collecting together all the old stories-Lynch
law, slave burnings and similar outbreaks of
popular violence in the Southwestern States
Presuming, for the sake of argument, that one
in half dozen of these stories has some foun-
dalton in fact, it may be well enough to inquire
whether the South could not find retort upon
this species of warfare by examining the po-
lice records of the North, which is described
by the abolition writers as modern Utopia
compared to the South, the manners and morals
of which section Of the country are corrupted
by the blighting curse Of slavery, according to
the philosophers of the Tribune. For example,
there is no crime more heinous, nor more com
mon, in this city, than infanticide. We read,
shat in this city in one day the bodies of no
lees than five abandoned infants were found in
the streets. While such evidences of social
evils at the North are presented before our eyes
every day, does it not seem little like cant to
dwell upon the notes in the eyes of our South
ern brethren? Is the North go good that it can
say to the South get thee behind me, for am
boiler than thou? Is not the boot rather on
the other leg?
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THE EFFECT IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1890.
The Navy Department has received no additional in.
tegcDce from New 0eeans in regard 10 the capture Of
Mramon's steamers. The dispatches from Capt Jarvis,
detailing all the particulars Of the affair, will not reach
here for several days.
Tho Preblc, which had Marin, Mramons commander.
inchief, together with the other prisoners "a has not
yet arrived at New Orleans.
The captured vessels together with the prisoners nmu
nition &C. will be handed over to the United States Mar
shall ia judicial matter, to be disposed Of as the
United States Court may deem proper.
1t appears that the government here as well as Captain
Jarvis was aware Of the object and intentions Of this
petition Letters have been intercepted which explained
the whole afhir Mrsmon had despatched Marin, with
the necessary money Havana purchase two hpe and
to supply them with the necessary ornaments TO aid him
should their services be required in his attack upon Vera
Cruz Had they not been captured by the United States
forces they would undoubtedly have fallen into the hands
of the Juarez government which would have been much
worse for biramon's party.
Our government fully endorses the course Of Captain
Jarvis in this matter The sentiments universal also
In both houses Of Congress in sustaining his conduct
The government, with such information is in its
possession approves of the recent conduct of nava
ocers In the Gulf Of Mexico. The refueal OF the Mira
steamers show their coors when asked to do 3d.
considered sufficient to place them in the position
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Ncws from Ufah Territorv.

ATCllIsoN, K. T., March q, 1850.
The central overland mail and Pike's Peak express ar.
rived here this evening, bringing dates from Salt Lake
10 AaIch 2, and from Denver TO the 18th instant and
So, eco in gold dust.
On tie 14th March Moses Young shot VIM West ofLea-
vnworth On the 18th Young tried before the peo-
pes Court and hung at three o'clock the after
roon He Only said in his defence that he had killed his
best friend but for what the world would
know The funeral of West, the day, largely
ate ended by Free Masops and Others Mr. Stone, who
was wounded in a duel, previously stated was still
alive, but his surgeon Dr. MCDOWELL had pronounced the
wound moAl and that he could not survive many DAYS
We gather from private correspondence that affairs in
Salt Lake quiet There is little utter the part Of
the Mormons in relation to the appointment Of General
Harvey 10 the Governshp of the Territory.
General Jcnnston and Major Porter lett Camp Floyd
The 2sh Of February, route for Washington via Cali
tcrria,
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fhAs--Ane1' se>-A O'Clock yesterday morning iirC
ocon''eo IN INC reef OF NJ HemnlnsSay's house, No
ioi LSeex street, Jersey CITY which eaugh, from the
Spinley: u was eA'ioeushed by Engine Compony No
covered by insurance e. "'N Wv
-, on huesosy bsh, bright light was discovered over
10Y mas oatk o. west nObokCn ss was supposed frou q
aTge confederation Tue IRE wss asoe,tained to be ON
the eat MEADOWS. ~ ~ -
'HAkohs AoAlNsT 1iT JfRsEY CRY CmRP oy Police IS.
tue meeting Of the Jersey City Common Council on Tues
Gay niehl ehoer kcanley preferred chsrges against
cpie o. Ponce Matinus FOR unoecerke conduct On one
occasion tne complainant ag that ia tho presence OF
NUMBER OF pereors the Chief said thar be lKcapey was
90 sreak tibet and beckbter: that bis word was not
10 pe renee upon and Il he careful he woui be
put where 30 would not like to he - The matter was re
ierred 10 the Police Committee for investigation.
FOUND DsowND.Thc body OF an unknown man was
discovered nsang In the water under the Peterson dock
jersey Ny esterday afternoon. 1t was made fast ani
an inquest VIII be held by Coroner Gafney to day
SHAD IN THE NORTH RivKR The New Jersey fishermen
nave oeen engaged during the past week setting the
snau poles In the North river The first shsd were taken
yesterday.
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The New System Of Taxing Merchants
sales In Vfrgiufa.

From the Washington Star, March 20
The new system OF taxation on licenses IN virginia, hi
tiaed by Mr.. Barbour, s embraced in two bills which
have passed the House OF Delegates The nrst is Dill
makiug regulations concerning licenses The second is
the Tax bill The first requires the Commissioner OF the
chants 10 deduct the sales OF all goods imported direct
into the State by the seller, or bought from the manu-
acurer in the State or from any licensed merchant in
tie State. Thus all goods except imports from Foreign
countries aud nome manufactures, VIII be taxed 10 tne
hands OF the first licensed merchant VINO sels the and
taxed no more. This BILL which executes the principle or
non Intercourse, was passed by unanimous vote, and 10
not objected to in any quarter The Tax Dill directs the
tax TO be levied en- the sales ascertaned In the node pre-
ecibed by the bill making regulations concerning u
censes. It reforms and equaizes the tax on mer'
chants. This equalization Is lust ana rlGnt whetner
the License lay be on tue non.ihefcourse principe
or not. The old mode OF taxation now about to DC
abolished levies c'ass taxation on merchants All VINO
cell under $1,000 per annu pay not ess than per cent
All who cell under VI Duo pay 10 per cent AN VINO ecu
under 50 500 pay II per cent All VINO ec under 800
pay per cent All who Sell unner $i1,Ooo pay Vi per
cent and go on, decreasing the tax as the business in
cresses until those who sell more tnan 800 Vo only pay
LILO Of per cent on their excess over $4,000 This Is
obvious and gross injustice The new tax blu proposes
10 abosh this class axaton and to substitute one uni
Three hundred and thirteen thousand dollars OF revenue
now rssed by the tax on merchants licenses The
biz niIs TO rase the sans amount from this source
but ,etSs to equaze II ancDg the merchants, and TO
make ch pay In proportion 70 his business All ma
tion5 TAX their merchants By uniform rate. Virginia,
heretofore has adopted the strange policy OF invertpg
the ORDER justice and increasing the rate Of taxa
ton the business OF the merchant decreases until at
the two extremes VIC nd the largest dealers paying LILO
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Died.

ArMAcK.-On Wednesday morning, March 81, OF kcar
letna, CHARLES JOSEPH ALNAcK, aged years ast III
months son Of John and Ann AiinacR.
The funeral will take place from the resden Of his
parents a White street, this Thursday aftt rnoon a;
two O'Clock Tho remains will be inferred In Ceenwood
Cemetery.
Leeds Vorkshire) papers please copy.
BAnN.-At her residence, East Jlnoaicr., J.. l., Mrs
ELIZA ANN KP, wife Of John Il. Bailey in n 72i year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends Of tho fanny are invited
attend her funeral from the Reformed Dutch Church A.
jamaica Friday afternoon at one O'Clock without fur
Their invitation. Cars leave the South ferry Brooklyn at
10 A. N.
BAKER.--M Williamsburg, Of consumption, AMANDA
the secni daughter Of Enos ant hary A. Baker, aged
10 years, months and 20 days.
Hoo funeral will take psce from Rev. Dr. McIean's
cby rch Of South Fourth sAd Sixth streets Friday
Werroon atwo o'clock Toe relatives and friends Of the
family the Rdgewood Temperance Union and tbs mem
hcrs Of the Zephyr Association respectfully invited 70
] attend without further iay!sston.
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CoHKv--VENs On TUESDAY evening, jan 81, by the
Rev. Luther W. Peck Mr. LEoSARD G. COHEN TO Miss MARY
vENv, all OF New York
rvySAg-KIsm--On Monday, Feb 10, by tho Rev.
robert G. Dickson, Mr. CHARLES W. DESaAS " MARIE L. "
KIcH, both OF this city.
Newark papers please copy.
EEwnT--GEosKIT -0n Tuesday, March 20, at the resi-
dence Of the bride, by the Rev j. Bowling, feEprRcK r.
Hswr7T 10 Miss AUGUSTA E. GRosErT, both Of Mis- city
MEARrs-IIyRS --On Tuesday, March 20, by the Rev.
James Harper, BrHADD MgAsEs TO ISABEL, daughter OF
George Linen, Of this city
FyHpY-SUYpAM.--At Hackensacls, N. j., on Tuesday,
March 90 at tho Second Reformed Dutch cnurcn py the
Rev James Dernares. Jr, DAVID PuRDy 10 ELizABEfTf
StypAM second daughter of the late Henry Saydam
standardization Tuoscay, March 20, by tue Rev.
n f Smith f. WELLS SAcKErr 70 Mss HaRRgra WILLS
ali OF this city.
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with the masses, Hunters politicians are more
than match for their opponents in tactics and
skiiful man9uvres. But neither of the two
chiefs can drive the other out of the field, and
the State is kept in continual hot water between
them. There is every indication, too, that the
scene of battle will be changed from the Old
Dominion TO Charleston, where the combatln.s
will fight it out till one or the other or both, die
on the field
In Virginia two men are the cause Of
all this wrangling aud strife between
two sections of the democratic party.
In the State of New York there are
four, aspirants to the Presidency; and though
The men themselves do not all enter the lists,
their hackers and friends are engaged in NOR
tai combat, hacking and hewing each other.
There is Gen. Wool, gallant soldier, who
would make an excellent President; and there
is Dickinson, Of the old fogy school, somewhat
damaged by contact with the sharp practice of
Albany confidence men; and there are Seymour
and Fernando Wood, of the younger school Of
politicians. Each has his friends, and none Of
them will yield to the others.
Now, as it is impossible for Virginia and
New York to present themselves as a unit at
the Charleston Convention, with these conflict.
ing clashiDg interests at work, and as IL is i'm
possible to settle the difference in any other
way, Virginia ought to drop Hunter and Wise,
and New York ought to drop its four rival
candidates, and both States ought to go for
Gen. 10. Lane. In this way the voice of fac
ton will be stiaed, and the trumpet tones Of
patriotism, sounding the notes of preparation
for the battle with the common enemy, will be
heard above the confusion and the din and
silence aud victorious charge will be the
result.
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Wreck OF Portuguese BrtS-of War and
Loss of Life.

MATCH I6OJ
The ship Ufie, Cspt. Walker, OF Boston, tell 10 with,
Jsn o. latitude 20 80, longitude 6S &C. the Portuguese
b. got Eordeigo, in distress Nine Of her officers
fts five CT The and two saved in the
boats Of the Urel On OF the high saving her
boats, the urel unable the remainder, and
tle brig down at six O'Clock in the evening Tue
number on board is unknown. The Urel lost three
nv tho stsving Of her boats. The Mondeigo was from
China, bound 10 Lisbon.
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M arkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA March q, 1885,
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State ives 93k: Reading
Railroad 20 10 1G; Norris Canal el7s Long leland Rail
road. 13; Pennsylvania Rairoad 3s1s Sight exchange
On New York at par.
New ORLNANs March 20, 1860
Cotton quiet: steamers news caused less Grmncss
gales to-day 500 bales at 1870. lie for mldding
Sales G three days "a sec bnlcs receipts Of three days
36eo0 bales against II $50 bales for the same time last
year. Receipts ahead OF last year ABS coo bales. Re-
ceps all SoothcYn ports ahead OF last year 742 900
bales Sugar and molasses steady Exchange unchanged
Frsights or cotton sd.
BALTIMORE, March 81, 1860
Flour steady. Wheat quiet and unchanged white so
81 co; red Al IS 81 40 Corn firm: white 69c Tic
yellow, tic 73c. Provisions steady al former rates.
Wbitkey quiet: Ohio, &c Sight exchange New York
unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1860
Flour dull superfne, IS IS IS 76. Wheat buoyant.
sales 8co0 bushels Southern red 81 Is. Corn declined
lc GALES 600 bushels yellow at I2c 73c Provisions
Whskey dull ct &c. 24c.
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Court CaIendnr-Thi. nav.

UNITED STATES hsTRcI CoURT-Nos. 81, Sc, "a, IL, ~
70. "A, IS, II, 53, 80, co. -
SUPREME CouRr-CmeUn Part l-Nce CAT, ABS, 2i3
WI, 69S 70l 706 7ca 7lS, tit, 7l9, 72l 1871 7 T43
7A5, 747, 7a9, 75i ISL. Part 2-roIioe cases.
$40, $40, 666, 572, 5s4, 500.
CoMMoN PIEAs-Part Mos 1907 1859, 1852, 1855,
1866, $780, 1920 1881 $780, 1852, ls4 1851 1882 1885
l626, 1924, lS4S, ", 42l, ans, 1879, 1899
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: LOUISVILLE, aaICn It, 1SUV
general convention OF railroad officers is now in ses
sion in this city. Jas Guthrie chairman, and Samuel
Gil (Superirendent Of the louisville and Lexington Rail
road) and John DuIand (Superintenoent or the Little
Miami snd Columbus and aena Raroad) are secretaris
TIE ssou today occupied in the enrolment OF dele
Gates al ournsd till tomorrow 70 await the further
nr.iyai Of Southern delegates.
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HALIFAX, March 2l-9P. N.
The wind is blowing gale from the southwest and the
weather very thick There is probability Of the
rival to night Of the steamsp Canada now due with three
days later European news.
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Funeral OF Gov. W. H. BIsselI, of Illinois.

FFRlNDFEfn, III NHrCH ~ IoUV'
The funeral ceremonies Of Hon. W. H. Bissell, late
Governor Of Illinois, took place day. Tho attendance
from the adjoining tow and Chicago was very large,
and the military display the finest ever made In the
State The remains inferred with the services OF
the Roman Catholic church, and the ceremonies through
out were Of the most imposing character.
Lieutenant Governor Wood was formally inaugurated
Governor ri five O'Clock this afternoon.
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News from, Texas.

New ORLEANS, March 81 1860.
The latest news from Texas says that Gov Houston is
actively engaged IN raising minute men, travelling day
and night for the purpose Of doing Colonel Lee
10 leave the 18th inst. for active work tho Rio
Grsrfe. FRYE hundred rangers IN tho Geld. The
Indians still kept on numbering and piunde-ing the
.1yla
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News from Havana.

New ORLEANS March FL 1850.
The steamship Cahawba has arrived here, with havana
dates OF the 18Th insaUt The news is unimportant.
Sugar active with sal at eight and three quar-
Icis 10 nine reals Freights advancing.
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The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Trade Of Toronto.

TORONTO, G. W, March 81, 1850.
Tie quantity of grain in and loaded in this port
yesterday vasWheat, eco bushels other grains,
Co,ooe bushels; -four, i3, Geo bbls
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Know All 1Ienj by those Presents, that
ENOX'S SPRING hat In marvellous combustion OF els
gsnce quality and chespness Ready this morning
at az Broadway.
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Fire at Mount Auburn-RaflrOad Con-
sOiidatioa.

CiSc4NNIi, nacu "a, iooo'
The dwelling house of George D. HOLSTER, at Mount
Auburn was entirely destroyed BY fire last night Loss
Sl0Cc0.
The stockholders OF the Cincinnati Hamilton and Day
o Railroad voted yesterday 10 favor OF the contract tor
Che consolidation Of the earnings OF that road with those
OF the Little Miami Railroad
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svssEx CouSrr-CLAss Co. MARCH 2l, 1860
q, o Sg = orr no. ~ IS ~ 3d. 49, a.
AZ, &c, IL, %, Al, 8, 40, as, l. A, IS, 20.
FRANCE. BROADBENIS L co,
Managers, WILMINGTON, DelA
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN RICHMOND On the 18th inst a fire
broke cut IN the OF brick houses at Roccts owned
Dy H. w. Tyler Esq Owing TO the difficulty of getting
water the entire block (six tenements) was desroyed
one Of the tenemens was occupied drug store one
Us one as hotel sand the others groceries,
ments adjoining were much injured by tAs are
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Good Tea One Dollar the Chest.-Y0u
can obtain this at CHRISTIANsoNs No Chambers street,
or zig Greenwich street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs ana Toupees
The best world Wholesale and retail, and tho dye pr
7ateiy applied No. Aston House.
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rire I'm OWeen. N. y.

OwEEo Toga Co, n. Y, March p, 1860.
Ere broke OCT THIS morning in the Empire Block and
before could be arrested had entirely destroyed Stone
Co.'s dry goods stores, Link and Nichael's clothing
store, ane Edrdge Smiths shoc store. Stone Co 3
is $780, fully insured. Edricge Smiths loss is not yet
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sntlina of the Amexica

Boston, March 81, 1850
| Fbe sieamshp America sailed ct 1O40 A. N with ~
passengers for Liverpool and % for Halifax, bat specie
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HoIloway's PIlJs-Pure Blood Siren 9Th
ems the Musces gives sody the bone frmnes The ss
and elasticity the animal spirits These medicines will
purify the blood mater how disofdered may be.
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Siuccr's Sewing nachfncs.

Steinwny Il Sons
OVERSTRUNG GRAEDS AND SQUARE PIANOS.
Wareroons 81 and Sc Walker street
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New Jersey Railroad Schemes.
L In ION

TKRsToS, N j Mercn ~ 1861
II Princeton and South Brurs"os Rs;!rcal pill was
lest by vote OF 20 to 49, requires 81 This IS the
last Of the batch general Railroad bill has been INTRO
ruced s supposed by the fiends Of the defeated bills
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Spring Opsntng.--On Thursday, the
2d W. JACKSON t5l Sroad@ay will open large and choice
sook Of Boune and Mspas for deep and sesond mourning
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rsr. In New Orleans.

NKw ORLEANa. March II, $50.
fire occurred in tho Union warehouse yesterday by
which five hundred bales Of cotton were destroyed In
voving o loss Of S25, 900.
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SAVANNAH, March 81, 1850,
Tie steamship Augusta arrived at Tybee at ten O'Clock
Tuesday night and at her wharf AZ half past six
o'clock on Wednesday mornirg. All we'll.
CHARLESTON, March 20, 1860.
The steamship Columbia, Capt ii. Berry, from New
York arrived here at five O'Clock this (Tuesday) after
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prourz TO Bowpou CoLixGK-Geores ". Boyd, Esd,
who died in Portland Naine few days aimee, bequea'n-
ed oil his property, even TO the most minute erce %
Bowdon College. The property Is estna'ed s'si wv,
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Saratoga Empire Spring Water Depot
removed from 40 Broadway No Is John street.
are now receiving the Water fresh from the Spring
g. W. WESTON 4 CO.
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Barry's Tric0phorous IL the Best ard
cheapest article dressing oeAufIine cleanxng curling,
preserving restoring the hair Ladies try It, cold by all
druR
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Bachelors Hair Dye and Wigs arc U a-
dvned The dye applied in private skyaht Great
Improvement in wigs Separate rooms .or ladies' 10 Bond
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Some thing New.
''sutterpg ana Stanr1eringthe and cureby Or.
A. H. SMFDiEY Office 645 broadway. No charge until per-
feet satisfaction 10 given. Hours lot S
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Defiance Salnm nder SafcS-Wfth Pa.
tent proof locks bars Also FIRE and burglar
proof Sieboard Psrlor Safes Depot 63 Murray
corner Of College place. ROBERT n. PAT 6ICk.
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Something Entirely New.-PhaIon &
SONS "snow white Oriental Cream for whitening and
bsafy tho complexion. Warranted in way njurioua
Sold BY ali drug giyS and at CLIO Broadway.
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Ssfes 2l Broadway corner Of Murray
street, New York.
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Qucru's Cod Liver OIL JeIIy-The Great
ar only remedy for Consumption and Scrofulous dseases
superior 70 al others in strength efficacy and tsseess II
tsfcu ording to direction Sold by al druggists and By the
pror rector at 1876 Fourth PESNFOLD PARKER Il
MOWRR, wholesale agents. Price 81 per bottle
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observation-disclosures Gallery, 24G
Fut eetPbotcgraphs mpistlre 10 LIE size; Cameo
types, Dsguerreotypes, unequalled.
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manufao urfd BIS ESPENSCB ED for geutemens
GERS peedful for him only that bis for
p1ipg Of 1860 ready fer inspection and sale a. No lis
Nassau street.
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Or0WInSo Oh TIC DoI0W0r0 Sf0to LOtfe.
riss. WOOD. EDDY 4 co. Muagers OF ,hs
pELAwARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LOrTEItEs
DrhAwARz-ExIRA Glass. No. 1877. MARCH, q, 1850
IL, sc, Is. CT, 81 IL, SO, 73, "a, IA, 81, 80, g.
DKIAwARE-CLAss No 1873 MARoH n. 1860
20, 50, "a, 23, 6, Is, 81, IL. 20, 70, l6 Sc, IS.
Circulars sent free Of chart e by addressing
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington Delaware
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Spring style Dress Hats for Gentlemen
ready; WAITE Eser, ZIG Broadway, opposite st Psuls
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HfIl-Inimitab bile Hair Guitar; Hair Dye,
b. cents epot No. Barclay street. and sold by all drug
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Mayayflla- Price Only Twenty. five Cts.
Cures badness, and prcducea beautiful glossy curls.
Ladies', use II, and be frea from dandrul.
Sold by all drusgs F. Plus 100 Broadway, retail agent;
Danes Park IL and IS Park row. Charles Ernest Co., ~
Maiden lane.
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AN ENTIRE NkW STYLE
Designed for all manufacturing noiseess IN Its
opsrston very rapid and capable Of kind Of
q the best machine produced. Price only sl0.
l. n. SlEGEE d CO, As Broadway.