davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-07-13

CHAnoE or CaoPs NrcEssARx.-Every
plant derives from the earth, for It's growth,
such properties as are peculiar 10 itself
this plant, when followed succsssively for
two or more years, upon the same ground,
will exhaust the soil Of those properties pc.
culiar 10 itself, without lessening its powers
TO produce some other plant; this fact Is
must striking IN the article Of fax, which
viii not bear 70 be repeated ofener than
cncein seven years, and i common tOnearly
all crops.
Awritsr IN the Virginia Farm Journal
states that be has succeeded in starting
branches on his pear trees wherever be
wishes limb 10 grow. He says: "A care
fuI examination will show plenty Of dor
mant eyes. or knurls, onthis stock. To pro-
duce shoot, slit or cash Is made over the
eye, and into the wood, with knife or iine
saw, which, BY checking the hoW Of sap,
starts these dormant eyes into life, and IL
three cases out Of four, . branch shoots
forth.
OPEr W. covEsED DRAna-Mr. Mech
thus explains the reason why covered drains
are 90 much more efectual than open ones ;
. A deep open ditch will not dram the I'D
jyining soil, because, when the sides are dry,
the water rises up towards the surface By
capillary attraction, and thus heads back the
water behind L. Pit pipes into the bottom
of dis ditch, lill q up, and Il viii Il then
drain The adjoining sOil.S
, 1860-07-13
ALExAMDAH ORGANS :

Five stops, In rosewood case, sIsU; ulop., Do a..
ele0i ssinpa, with penuenn, l275; 70 Moia d0. n.
sSsoi snps DO, alse a'gsF $500; IS stcpS, a. a..
purchase money Vpfnnded.
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A project In agitation amongst some Of our leading
citizens 10 raise Subscription for the purchase Of Pow
ems fun length portrait Of Washington Irving, for ono
q or public hbrariss Ths work b the property Of
Nesszs. Goupn o., and feared that leaves the
country 10 be engraved yin fall Into Tho hands o. some
foreign purchaser The Idea TO pay the present
their price, subect Of course 70 their right having
engraving executed from The picture, with which object
wss PAINTED. would be exceedingly desirable that this
scheme should be carried out, - the work b emil
nenily national In it, character, and which would be
subject Of lasting regret for 10 lose. The picture VIII
only be exhibited for another week ten days IN this
city. After that goes TO Boston and Philadelphia,
whence After being shown for abort time, will be dos
patched 70 Europe.
We understand that memorial being got mp
amongst . certain clique Of artists here, praying Con-
gress 10 impose . heavy duty on the importation
Of foreign pictures. rather late In the day 10 call In
the protective system 70 the aid Of art anything else
We should like 70 know where American artists would be
but for the extension that has been given 10 the impora
ton Of foreign pictures Of first class character Ia
only by their aid thar tho tAste Of public can be
formed and the means Of Discrimination Afforded In the
patronage Of native art None but mediocre talent can
desire protection and quite sure hat tho present
movement does not command either the sympathy OF ss
sissarce OF cur leading artists.
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rAs MstAOdlst KpiaespAi General Csafs-

= 80 LA AAcN<Ss n UtaS4 - SVeAAS~
renee
BUpTALo nay -, 1894.
ma buuaess before ns Ce1sersros to-oAy Wa the re-
eepsos Of reports from committees.
Mr.. WSBsrx from the % um..;ss or temperance, sub
United report recommending that the preachers DO in
srScted 70 90 operate in al proper efforts for securing
al States In which they may reside laws looking the
otter extinction Of the traffic in intoxicating nqsors The
report Also highly approves Of tie pracuce Of using 90
deliberations Of commerce osspproves OF the practice
OF keeping ale and beer for family use, aoc
q the renting Of buildings for the purpose Of rsic il
liquors. hnc1 urges DECIDED acton the par. or the
church in every way calculated to put Gown the great
VICE Of inienrerance The report Was adopted.
Mr.. PowkR, from the special Committee Divorce aud
Remarriase, reported that Is the Cooie
renee that The marriage relation only be dissolved by
a violation Of the Seventh Commandment By death,
ana thai subsequent marriage BY either party, wns
eo<n are living, contrary TO the teachings OF the Holy
Lao On the table and ordered to be printed.
The report OF the Committee IN Relation to the Ceuten-
nary OF Meshoonm reoommilted, additional docu-
meats having came to hand to prove that Methodsm was
not established IN this country till 1906
resolution BY Mr. W. Smith, that the question on
tie adoption Of the reports OF Slavery Committee be
isksn Without debate BY ayes and nays, was summary
resolution By Mr. NxRnrr iustructns the Committee
On enerancy 10 inquire whether the resolutions passed
by the Baltimore Conference at s last session the sub
ject OF slavery are In conflict with the Discipline Car
RED
Considerable discussion ensued: gentlemen arguing
that was an aitemp 70 take action on the aavery ques
utn in advance Of the day ixed for its consideration
Tho resolution was finally indefinitely postponed.
cepun Of the memorial from the National Association Of
Local Preachers Of the Methodist Episcopal churchs Of the
LATED and S as Of the ion
scoodst Church South, but only such - are members
The order for tonorrew the Slavery Committees re-
ports The tine allowed TO each member 70 speak upon
tie subject was tooay fixed al thirty minutes
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m arkefs.
rHmApxLPnrA STOCK BoAKp.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmfApurnA, May -, 1850
Railroad. n III Morris Canal, ss Long Island Railroad
~ rennsy ivAnia Railroad 500. sight exchange on New
YORK st pv.
Coticn-Saes to day SEQ bales At uncharg ed rates.
SAVANNAH, May "a, 1880.
co;son-sA<s to day ans bales q unchanged rsses.
couon-sales to day SEQ bales The market cosed wi,h
an advancing tendency.
Flour very dull. Howard street nominal at ss So
DC. White, 81 90 81 IS; red 81 rs 81 90 Corn ssss.
. sSsss ~. o.: s'ans sss sh' sss
drm bu. net sctive. Mes pork, sis prime tis rump,
st; bsooa ies@ whnkey nominal Al n ~.
flour unchanged Wheat quiet; sales 1908 5ustc's rcd
at 81 36, white % 90. Corn sca-ce; yellow rs Toc
PORK SIS CO. prime SIS, hams ioJse lie side.
~fH' shou'de" SIC whnssy dull q y e. a22sc.
r,ou, anti, .,a ,,s. B,g.so, Nay 49,
lo,s Tor ocal trade wheat duh and hsAvy. sales late
last cveoins 800 bushss nlwsokss Cub u 81 Ia 900
mans, and market weaver; nbs ys-ssrdsy afternoon
II, % bushck No. Illinois n sSkc I'm moruing "a
o. su's s.. sss p ss s. free sa 90
stco bushels bot Toledo q Soc Otner grains quiet.
wbkkey steady aies 100 bbn a 2oc canal freshss
declined &c RATS Ale. on -four, 121fc On wheat, Ne.
on corn 70 View YORK. lake inpcsts-T coo pDls four
1900 bushels whcst, 1000 bushels corn 600 bushels
oats Canal exporu-zloO 600 bushels wheAx 50 900 bush
ee corn.
BruALo, May 22-sPM
Flour in moderate demand ana msr<si ssesdy saics
600 bbh a - rs IS 60 M IS for extrs Quo aud 1e-
dana, - 90 70 Cor double cxwu. wheat market dun
and nothing dong. Corn IN tar demand; srke castor
snles 5000 busnes n soc, for hot, sac Tor damaged
4hc htc- for sound Illinois ssd Toledo. Other grains
quiet, srf no sxics. whiskey nor1insl ~ 2cc. Cana
ire6nx SIC on Hour. i2sc wheat, III &c. on corn, 70
Sew nurs Lste imports, 5000 bbs aouf, 900 bush
-, - oswpo, May 22-sP.M
Flour lower saics s<o bbh a. ss IS Is for spring
state, and - - % % for Extra Csusfisp. Wheat
Market decidedly dun Milwaukee club held At 81 "a
ss'cs 3Ico bushels white Canadian on private terms
Oorn dul, but without material change. Gales g. 100
bushels cholcr Innob river Ole aaoal Oats barley
and peas quiet Rye dun sses AGO bushels Canss,sn
on private terms. Canal frcsnss unchs ngsd soc %
iouE, SIC. on wheat, &c On corn, 20 New York lake
mpcrts-lfs.o bushels com. Canal exports-g, SO
bushels wheat, 81 go 90. corn.
kxchsngs Nee Yoff--Daok rates aavanr~a IN ia
ref ont, private bills slN ~ per cent sKh, az
tsarft for goa :, Der ceut premium.
81 Lorn. Msy %, lsea
ssht ,xchsree Ne~ York \ ); po- o~n, pve~-,,-
Tor e. a per C. nt Tor banskbe fnuas saa u pss cer,
"a ctrrttty, VIA 5svngsfd itrlsucy.
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II CON pance with The resolution Of the House OF Re
PR ntzffves, the Pressicnt commnacssed 10 that
bcoy tocsy, report OF the Atorney General showing
the snoort expcnded IN the defencss Of private land
CLAIMS IN CAinorns, the details Of the cxpsn
20 land IN Corma had been fabricated, and sostsncd
by the most uublushlng perjury. Hsny Of
fhsm he'd been approved by the Board Of
LAnd uommisssonefs, and By the District
coprts OF Ceaiorna No Ices than ,went eve appeals
hese cares we're heard and deciaed BY
tne supreme tourt IN tavW' tne gvvernment
\n The sst term. The amount involved
was not ssr In on hundred million do.
hn Que claim was for thirty six hundred square
niles Of land, another for four hundred and
hny squsre riies. and the famous san
uan claim nsd for part The city Of San Franc AGO.
pays high compliment 70 the sblidcs ~ NJ
stanton, Lsq who ssss I'd In Mis- buzacss The report
sciieveuens OF no ordinary magnitude
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sway trees by the thousand, strewing them
over the railroad, and demolishing houses
railroad depos and factories in its course. II
is rarely that tornados SO violent as this
occur in the West at SO early period of the
summer. They generally visit that region
about the heated term OF July and August; and
though frequent. we hardly remember any pre-
vious storm to have carried so much destruc-
ton along with it.
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Personal IntsIligence.


The Calvary Church (asv. DR.. Hawke's), corner a
rveniynrs street and Fourth avenue, was yesterday
afternoon the theatre OF fashionable oommos,on consc
quent upon the marriage OF Captain Geo. p. Mcccnand,
iornsry Of the army, and Mis- Mary T., daughter Of
Major Randolph D. Marcy, who made The famous march
from Fort Bser TO Santa 70 for the relief Of the army
and whose several times coupled with distinction
during the late onbles In Utah. The groom also served
with honor In the Mexican war. and during The Cri.
war, with MAJORS DelAaed and Nordecai,
wAs appointed Q commission Of observation 70
proceed 70 Russia and collect facts on the field re.a
tive 70 army operations there. rhe groomsmen were
Captains Clx and Smith, UeuienAnis Wilcox, williams
and hcCook OF The army, and Mr. Raymoad whils
The invited guests embraced many well known officers
and civilians, among whom were Lieutenant General
Scot and daughter FL Governor Seymour Of conneci
cut, the gallant Colonel Of the New England regiment In
the Mexican VAR coIcsel Dclsneld q West Pont Colonel
Joseph x Josnson, Major HVl Captains Granger and
Gibbs, Collector schell and oihsrs The happy couple,
Aficr the ceremony retired 70 the Firm Avenue Hos,
whence, after receiving thu homage Of their friends they
left ~ ksx O'CLOCK TOR Chicago
Commodore rasnal, Of the United States navy stop.
ping 81 the As>or HOUSE.
Hen. s. 9. MsrshaIl, Of Illinois; Hon H. n waerson,
Of renpessec ex Governor Seymour, OF Connectcus o
fner Rameds ESQ, AZ Newburx, aud Asutenans X ssx-
ten, o. NE United States army are stopping 81 the nm
Miss oousrnhcim, OF New York, and CAarles T. Kisg,
bq, o. xiad'ssown, N. j., are soppng at the I<isrgo
House.
DON JOAQUIN rsdroso, Q, Havanl snd J. R. Nonrau and
family, Of Fcrds are stopping The Place Hotel
ExPrcsidert Fillmore and family, Of Buffalo; ex Co
yerro Seq nour, OF utca Rose winans, Fsq., Of Bait
more ~ wheeler, Esq., OF bridgeport, ana Mrs. Levi
woodbury., Of New Ham Inirs, were among the arrivals
u the 81 Nicholas Hotel yesterday.
n. 81 John Green, ESQ. and Judge 8. G. Barr Of Dos
ton. MASS are at the Aswr Houss
Capt G. l. Faysscax, late with Gen walker IN yIcara
qua Publishes card IN the New ORLEANS papers, inviting
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from all persons WANING 70 return 70
Nicaragua
Dol De Rusaey and J. g. Tcbsii, U. q. A., and Rev.
Thompson, Of England, were In Warrington Monday.
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Old Sc hool General Assembly OF the Pres
byuerHan Church..
Room

The attendance this morning was larger than usual
Three bunored and twenty nine delegates present
a report presented, and adopted by the Assembly,
recommending the second week Ia January next a. 9
Of prayer toe the whole world. Also . report,
s1ch was adopted, dncountenanciDg the practice OF
social cancng but leaving the matter OF discipline TO the
several sessions fhe report foreign missions
presented ty Or. Ecxsr, and interesting remarks were
made by Bon. Wafer Lowrie and Rev. S. Maltoon, OF
sam.
After speeches by Rev Mr lanvile, from India, and
Rev Mr. Byiretop OF tie Chocsw Nation tie report OF
zoe Committee On Foreign Nssons WAS adopted. Tue
great debate TIE reorganization OF the Boards
srnec and Dr. ThornUc concluded his speech, contend
ing for The apbs'rton OF committee cuec;ly rcepensi
ole 70 the General Assembly. Rev Dr. Hodge revie~ed
poetic ara made able exposition Of tue doctrine
u the church and the only basis which its system
could be carried out Dr. Krebs continued the debate
During his discussion the house was densey tnronged
with an exceedingly attentive audience.
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isNk*"VfHs N Il Nay "a. lySC.
are broke out tbs morning, Destroying EArmsr's
feed and sale stable. The building owns1 by r. r.
RUssel Loss COO; insurance, seo0 Thc loss on the
contents n probably $500, ~hlch not assured o. r.
Brackns drug store vas also destroyed The oes upon
the building and stock SIS co1 no Insurance.. The ire
originated In the feed AMI sale stable and supposed 10
have been purpoeey set Gsuessne drought sill
prevails throughout TIC rerritry from the Missouri river
% the Rocky Mounsius Bu, very lite rain has fallen for
ninety dsys and entertained o total failure OF
NJ thc
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Domestic News Items.

RroArri TO CSIusArE THE BaIIu or BUNKER Tinu--
The members Of the Bunker Hill Boa, Club, AIDED Dy the
citizens q Charlesowp, have arranged for the second
Bunker Hill regatta 10 take place the Mystic river,
Nopdsy, the 18th Of June. Il viii be tue mort prominent
~ e rr,s, - srss e srS . h
whcrres.-shes-Firsl prize, $40; second prize, $40
IApsireaks-first prize, $40 second
DoubI, soul Lapsrsaks-Firt prize, $50; second
-FOUR and sir oar IApsireas prize, s7s; second
prize, $40.
Tm Doox on the PARncpK-A mau, named Kirby,
killed bis father and mother, in Alabama, about year
ago, and then fed 70 Msssepp When captured, he cut
pe,sy cured. He has sinoe been tried convicted and
sentenced 70 be hung on the 10th efJune.
rks -wooD. EDDY 4 co. nanaser Of The
e oo .i so s s, Nav Z.
=, 81, 8, 8, l6, 80, IL, ". q, 66, a..
,s "a ~ prl ~ e * no, aa s.y a. ls -
GO o. " w6ob roba 70, co o. $780, s -, %: ., ~ "
ORC aooD. EpDi ! Co, q Lous, Hssour.
Spring Medicins.
@ ~ rs an ana 10 sss .s s Or
ss se ~ ne cs@ g ssasfs e,s ~. al M
ns"c ~ more .o e bon sny .nss:. es.ss q ne
,.S any s us s e. ;i 10 r:S
lis are ihs sn.ld ron dsnrsrssy ss a 70 rsha
sI.s .i:,.: s,s osssa 70 I'd ono. q 4.
ns .ssss.s ss sSs .~s sss ~ s.rs sssss
when, tAsrcfers ron feel shlnss s~nds psfrs % tbe
hed oes 90 time but Al swallow four ar % sg or
bRA hDREfHH NE8Er alLA CEIVEESAl. PIl<lss.
scn beerfiness VII discsc~ snri~<y ami hath ds-ss~
And rsmeD ber these PMS enrey vegsabe and harm
ess ior the ve~ksa The svong~p but snfe 70 srsr~h ont
and re.ove s puruss lssviss The blood purs w In
randresAs Pms are soA II No. 800 Canal and NO.
upkr square Prco 70 cents per boz, vih ful duerDns IN
mcst languages
IL 10 sof-ves. ~ ~ Positively Sol that
you purchase NE hssdsomest end nos durable fss
NAys 20 os KNOX The batter. n 2it tr-fwsy rorrer ~
Funon rrcs md should not be surprssd ne nmn'ce
Of he Common Oeuec made be line Tor Kroxs sore "
purchase Cspsfnr vep 90 their ar
whites "Pavads- Dress Hat for GEN.
uewen. wBiTr Hausr, ZIG sro~d~sy opposite ~ fsuis
church.
----------
To the Pablic.-Genfn, Halter, JI3
Bc>dvsy, VII INTRODUCES eh cAy TIE Jeddo Hat o.
for yopne snirsls srice hsess
impcree Tho puoih are lsviied te eranise
To the Pusifc.-Genin. Halter. 5I3
nsdwsy. ell iooducs bs dsl tie hloom Beaver Hat The
sprnnsr ~ y Coz scnLsnen seress hsA
Ladies Dress Rss.tse T.pmmipgs.-uo-
ssues .irnps. Hr~ss ~ LOCkifT, son COa ~ Rufo,
tssst BroosvB
Great seie 90 shirts. s,x cor -.
hOODf'h thifi tsaofsscfT, -; Brs<<rey.
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New school General Assembly of the
PIesbyter1an Chsrch.

The Assembly to day has heard reports from liz dele
gaies other Concentrations, and addresses from the ae
egates Of the Reformed Presbyterian and Evangelical
LatherAn synods The report OF the Committee on Edu
cation has been discussed to day by the leading
speakers with sreat earoestnese and not yet disposed
or Most OF the speakers hitherto regard tho Assembly
nan "A radically detective,
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SANDY Hoox Nay 22-Htsistt
-ss,e .-s Al get sgss Q. tie steamship Persia ncw
ssor' crs ca tots point With Liverpool Gates Of tie icsh
inst Wind Egti, 8 W. Weather clear.
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second Comet OF 1860.

This comet was discovered by Bunker, Of Hamburg
tho 18th April, 1880, faint ii-deaned nebulous
spot Of light Having parsed is petroleum at the close
the preceding February II was, when discovered reced
ing from the sun, and its dssance from the earth
rapidly diminishing that .. must soon 70 be vs
BILE, even by the most powerful telescopes.
For the past days clouds and haze have prevented
any search for until last evening, when 1t detected
by Mr. sonnisg with the great refraotor Of the Dudey
Observatory.
In elements have been approximately determined and
are found resemble those Of the Of 1893
In future investigation prove them to be the sane,
the period Of revolution would be about sxtysix
half years. fraction Of this quantity now In
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The Overland Pony Express. i.

large mail lev TITS point ieasy Tor tne pong
Amongst The rurnbr ksers from Japanese
EDrssey 10 Be reuiaiei y san Ffrnisco fsr J.p,n.
AFvieiB Feosivto here from san Fra1cfca OF 11lh
siate tfss r6sr 40 Csl'rna lido aao hen kfd
ro'ass, but 'he rryaiar isre mate, shosng tie "
rccfcy q nc cor 4ary.
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To Cure Asthma.-whitcomb,s Rem

To Cure Asthma.-Whftcomb' Remedy
acts directly than other psnaceA Ihls is
sevted In confidence founded thousands Of
~ ELECTS have eesn wonds!iully succe.siaL
Joseph Burnett Co that can esufy With pessurs; TO The
virtues Of heir KAlkon, and OrSeoul Tooth
wssh AZ phy sisisn. eAn 6uy thai The Kalnston
good lotion for he OF forms OF osher
tho face for aeht burns aud scads In Which,
cases, aoc5rdrg to wfe. quietly relieves And
10 chchen pox relieves the irritation Of the vecies nd 40
pears 10 pre- eat piung
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Fatal Accident at st. Lo-s..

IT IUtTNl WY @Ii wv
The scanoldine q The north cod OF trinity church,
which process OF erection. the corner or waning
sos svenus I'D Eleventh street fell This morning, precPt
hnng nne workmen sxieea feet into aple 81 ROCKS be-
neeh, fatally njrripg james Sherman auf Thomas Hu,
sno seriously woundtsg sevora others Jonn horton's
osex ~ ssoken, and ne VIII probably die
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stssoari Consrssssonal Nomination.
". LorIs May n, 1880.
The Democratic Convention for the Fourth Congree
sf nai District Of THIS sts;s nominated Elijah II Nor
Ton for Congress, wee s~mes Cfax.
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sAvAsxAa, zst y, 1891.
fofk' "nwo ~ nw whssf n 10 30 thls rnorriaz. Al
. CH,r pzrov. Way q. 1ss1
TIE United States mad y am sep s.rlnn Gao. ss.fsr.
NnF'a nefe y saves oco2 ihii tFuesdng) morning.
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Barry's Tricophcrous In the Best and
Article for drssspg beaurypg CLEANSING curug
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies u. sold oy ali
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For Sale-A Ffrst Class Broadway Pho
tographic Gallery containing Specimens, Apparatus, &c
apply 70 scovin Manufacturing Company. No herman
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Chas. III. Wtiltamson's Brooklyn Gall
cry Of exquisite Photography In wafer coors and oils
ablished lSol 2l9 Fulton street.
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stammering Cured. However Caussd, by
method. by Ut. A n. bMEUL Arcufist once No
GAS Brosdsay; hours 10 A n. psP.M. n. B-No charge
until porfo0 GnoafacfOu . Rtyen.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wig and Toupee
Factory is BOND street Private ennnce ,adles The
applied In the kybgh rooms.
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Hill, Inimftable Cutter OF Hair and
wheken bsr Dye 60 cents Depot No. Barclay street,
and By all drugsists.
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steinwxy & Sons
Ovk&STkUkG GRANOs AND sQUAHG PIANOS.
Wareroous 81 and So Walker street.
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EShirts Made to Order from Measure
d. Q. 6llALACK COX. LOO broadway,
Corner OF lbsrty street.
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Geo. b. sloAt & Goa Celebrated Elliptic
q. d COiIlNs, lso Broadway
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H0lmes' Card Photographs, ~ for 81,
and u csrecscopes, ses Broadway. No connection
Holnes' galleries elsewhere
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EmbeIlish ment and Trca tment Of the
HUMAN HAlk-LAoies Wishing New York hao besr oons,
GAANDJkAN, Aston place rear Broadway.
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Nov READY.
~ Ow READY.
NOW READY,
Tile INV YORK ILLUSTRATED NyWl
Tbk ~ WORK ILLUSTRATED N00U
THH NEW YORK ILI.Ub1 HATvp HEWS
TIE Nav YORK n4LUe1RATaD HBWG
Tx PAW YORK IlLue1kATEO kGW0
INN NEW YOhK uL.USrRArgn NIVi
Containing TIE BeArMfui
Coutsinips Tho moA BeAutsful
Ccni,inug thu uost Beautiful
CooiAiprg the most 0esu.nul
POE1kAl OF aH8
Pok1R AI1f OF f6E
POk1RAlrb OF 1HB
POkTRAIfS OF TIE
!APAnkh1 ABB AsSAD0Ru,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

NORWICH, May ~ 1880.
large portion OF the new Methodist church In the
Of fell to-day severely njurng two Of the
workmen. THIS " the edhce which vas destroyed
hen nearly completed during thu severe blow OF febru
ary 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

Ten Pounds OF Coffee for One DoIInr.-
Teu POUNDS superior 81 So and pounds 81 50 nj
OHhis1iAN5ON'S. no Chambers and 26 Greenwich St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

A Grover a Baker NOiseless Sewing MA
chine the the family Offices Ap5 Broad way
New York and 1872 = ultor street, BROOKLYN.