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Albany, April 16 1851.
The Assembly met, with slim attendance.
Immediately after the reading OF the Journal, tho
30 900 900 War bill came down from tho Senate, with
amendments made by that body.
MI LANSING moved that the House concur in tho Senate
amendment.
Agreed TO- only one vote, that OF Mr. varian, being
cast in the negative.
The bill is, therefore, finally passed. aud gees 10 the
Governor for his signature.
BY unanimous consent the general orders were laid
the table and the motions and resolutions taken up.
The concurrent resolution for the nIal adjournment
YVES taken up, and amended By fixing the hour at two
Mr. II sMr1rI moved a resolution for the Jantor or
Keeper Of the Capitol 10 report the whereabouts OF es
members, all Of which had mysterously disappeared
within the last twent tour hours showing that the lobby
had not yet deserted the Capitol.
Judiciary on the alleged malpractice Ia the courts
respecting the selection Of jurors was taken up and
resolution compelling the committee TO sit during the
adopted-ls TO 34-aftcr some further oppo
sition.
The remainder Of the session was consumed in ibus
terng, when the House took recess TIL half past one
O'Clock r. NJ.
The Assembly met at half pasa three.
The Senate amendments to the New FORK tax lovy were
coocurred in, and the bill finally passed
The House also concued In the Senate amendment TO
the bill to amend tie act reistve TO unsafe buildings IN
New York, after stormy opposition by Mcssrs. Young
Tho hour for final tournament was fxedat nine o'clock
ana after some lipuserng, the House took recess TN
ba past eight.
The Assembly met at half-pest eight, and finished up
the usual business before adjournment.
Messrs. Robinson and Woodruff waited on the Governor
n committee 10 inform him that the House was ready
sdiourn and Messrs. Pierce and Bedel AZ q similar
committee 10 wait on the Senate.
The House called up tine resolution for committee OF
Eve 10 Investigate the matter relating to street openings
New York, with power 10 appoint clerk the commk
tee and CLERK TO at without pay. Adopted.
Msrsrs Blrdsall, Shaw, Camp Hardy and yarian were
appointed the committee.
Resolutions OF tharks for ability and fidelity were ten
dered 10 Hansen A. Res,ey, Clerk, and TO the deputy
clerks and officers OF the House.
Mr. GsRpsxR requested his TO be recorded In the
sfnrmstive the three million bill AT this time the
lag OF the Union spread from the gallery amidst the
ctafeping cheer ef Tic Honfe ard lobbiog
The hour Of nine having arrived the speaker addressed
the House as fo,iows;-
GvsrFNrN ~ r7w Asr,iri I, The rerip, rxri BY 4
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.



kLsssy, april ls 1881
The Senate met at ten O'Clock today, VIII fun Al.
..ndapce.
eleven O'Clock this morning.
The whole morning has been spent 10 vain altemp. to
take up the New York health bill before going into ex
ecutive session TO attempt the confirmation of Mr. Van
Dyck as Superintendent of the Bank Department.
After much nibustering the resolution of ana adjourn
ment was withheld, and the Senate went into ex.
ecutive session.
Before the doors closed the New York Tax Levy
was reported.
Mr. p p MURPHY objected TO some of the items.
The Senate still Zone p NJ is ia executive session
The Senate occupied the greater part Of the day
since the extra session. in hard struggle the Metro
poan Health bill, which was fought by Mcleod Murphy,
Spnnoa, Connolly, Ramsay, and advocated by =. r.
Murphy and Sessions.
AT the afternoon session the bill was finally recomm,
ted to the COMMITTEE Of the Whole, thus killing II for the
session, by vote OF 10 tos
The New York City tax levy passed with amendments
Mr. Spinola presented written report from the Com
mtee 10 investigate In relation to the retention and e
gal discharge OF persons by the Metropolitan police force
which was ordered TO be printed.
The resolution appointing Committee Of investigation
into the conduct OF public officers and contracts in the
city finally passed and the following committee
appointed:-Mcssrs. Spinoa, Manierre, Truman, Law.
renee and HILL
The House bin to preven, bribery and corruption WAS
ordered 10 a third reading.
Re1Olutiops adopted rendering tnalkS OF
Senate TO Lieutenant Governor Campbell, Senators lap
ham and Ferry who have shared the honors Of Presi
dents pro tempore, James Terwilnger clerk and the
deputies and Ieporters The Senate then took recess
till eight O'Clock.
The sepate met at eight O'Clock.
The Senators took na adleu Of each other in short and
touching speeches.
NcIkop MURPHY, in the course Of his remarks, said
that no had served his country before and God per
mtted him to live but few days would elapse be
he would again be forward ready 10 battle under
the flag OF the country.
The Senate adjourned amid much enthusiasm
After the adjournment the star Spanglei Banner y
was sung by Frank O'Keefe, OF New York.
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ANDERsoS-KNEEAND.-On Tuesday, April 16, by the
Rev. George ID. Johnson, SMITH W. ANDERSON 70 KATE
daughter of henry Kneeand, Esq.
KIssAM-ADraScE -On Tuesday, April 10, by the Rev
Peter Stryker GEORGE G. Nissan, d., Of Jamaica, L. l.
LOUISE daughter Of the late Charles Adrance OF this
city.
PEADIEToN-BAIDwN.--InB Brooklyn on Tuesday, April
TO- at the residence Of the brides father, by the Rev
j. Il. Rockwell, GEORGE II. PESDLETOS, to LAURA r.,
daughter of Lewis N Baldwin, Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, April 10, at the
residence Of the brides parents by the Rev. Moses Bal
lou MAITBY X PEIINREAU to LOUISE E. second daughter
Of w. VAIN Drinker, Esq, all Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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ARRIVALS,
SAvAHNAH-Stesm Alahama--Mrs + W Spigle, Mrs 7
ThewsIt, Mrs Darlington Mrs Berlody Miss Ellen Tenn
pleton, Miss Fanny Temptation Mrs Morgan Lozier
bitt, Mf1enney, Carpenter, Mrs vantine, Mrs II
lawrence Miss Barry loeenthel JAS Alexander DR.
r W Harvey, wife and chiid Ms Putnam, Mangan, j
Prendereast knnppe, Hhch w sraus, A Trip, So
Trip, kcboscck, ii Boyn tnn and lady Mrs Bowman
and two .ervaptr, JAS Dickson, Jr., Hall, Hall,
Hunter l. Wilde. Mr. bbey, wife and child: DR. Rodgers
Mrs Ehne ndori and child. Houghtop Mrs ,bby, II
Mschygh smith CIV icsinson, Coma shan Conaghan
Il kchendeker. Bitch and lady, z Buckingham II Tucker
Boyle jas Boyle Bolton and lady, Mrs Clark Mrs
Fitch, johnson, Fro~ne, Wallace, Born and
FahnDb ok and two children, Abrams Burger, J
WiDgshed, ID VI Atwood, . small, FurlOng NJ cruger,
= Cornell Harmsn "a 7 ilstt, " X Peck VI Carnmi'
eel, L. Corles, ID Henton-and 100 In the Storage,
DEPARTURES.
LIVERPOOL, VIA LONDONDERRY Nova ecotiar.
from PortandGeorpe Watkins, lady and three Children OF
GTanby; Arkwright Thomas NcCurdy, G Gregory, I
Dan lady and two children and Joseph Burgess OF Mon
ea hMoore, OF England; Miss Isabella Russell Pot
ter, Wright Kelwnske Mr. shearer lady and -four chill
drep, Isaac Louis and John woodward % Ioronto Gun
bingham, OF Ottawa Thomas Holt. William Barnett and
someryile Of London Mrs Mucaser of Three Rivers Fl
oven Robinson, OF New Brunswick Edmond fisher and
Mtr Howard OF Portland; Mrs Pritchard, OF Newburypor
Bulls, of England Joseph Buahe OF island Pond 600.
frey Aubef Eagen. Mrs Comfy Miss McArdc ana Ste
pntn Evans OF New York; George kerdeke aud Edward
Foster Of hcago; Eugene Merry Frank Coil Andrew el.
hday Daniel MITCHELL Mss Killings ~orth, Miss Jane Nix
Rhode and child Of Boston, Mr. Bell lady and two Children
and of
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, ArIscrp HOMICIDE Monday afternoon Thomas
Graham shoemaker, residing at l2s East Baltic street,
on returning home found his vie Ann Graham, In state
Of inoxioetion, upon wbsh he beat her IN mos brutal
manner she subsequently died ne Is alleged from the
Injuries resulting from the bcstisg post morten en-
aminst.ou be been ordered ;. Coroner Horton
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City Intelligence.

DEATH NY PorsoSNe-srsrmoS OF Foul PfAY.-Corone
Jsckman notified TO hold inquest yeserday at No
GOT Broome street, upon the body Of whemina Diem,
0ermsn woman about twenty eight years Of age, who
was poisoned under the following circumstapces:-De
ceased and her husband appears lived very unbappny
together and " but few days ago that she had the
latter arrested for beating her. On Monday Diem
was liberated from prison and returned home
The following day he reported 70 the neighbors thst his
wife had died suddenly and the affair getting TO the ears
OF the police, suspicion fell upon the husband He was
arrested and locked up 10 the Eighth precinct station
house 70 await the result Of the Coroners inquest
nos. mortem examination Of the body, made BIZ Dr.
beach showed that death caused by cyanide OF 90
tassiu 1Che finding Of Of this poison In decease
dress pocket rather favored the theory OF suicide aud
the case may vet turn out To be Of se destruction
The inquest will be resumed to day.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best in the werdWholesale and RETAIL and the
bye privately applied, at No. 9 Astor House.
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TIE FAMILY HEB L ..

Civil War Commemorative lombard
ment and Surrender OF Fort Sumter-
Important from Washfngton-The War
Measures or the Adj mintstra tion-Latest
NeWs-Marksts, &c., sc.
The FAMILY HERALD, In Its issue OF to-day (Wednes.
day., with other interesting matter will full
report Of the commencement Of Civil War at Charleston
The Bombsrdment and Evacuation of Fort sumter-Im-
portant from Waehingon-War Measures OF the Admins.
traton-The Presidents Exposition of his Policy towards
the Confederate States-Proclamaon OF the President
Seventy five Thousand Troops Ordered Out-An Extra
Session Of Congress CaedThe Latest Dispatches from
all Sections of the Country showing the effect of the War
News &C.; Tho Latest News from Europe and Cali.
fornia, &c.
The FAMILY HERALD will also contain the latest Intelli
gence received through the Mails by Telegraph Edi
torias Leading Events; All the Local News of New
York and Vicinity of Importance Reports OF the Cattle
Provision and Money Markets. and all Interesting News
Matters Of the preceding week.
TERMs.-$2 year; four cents single copy Subscrp-
lions received at the office, northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau streets, New York Single copies for sale
the counter and by all agents. Advertisements in
serted at the usual herald rates
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M0ldavia Cream Forces tho Hair and
whskers TO grow luxuriantly. Sold at w. A. DATCHE-
LURS newly Invented Wig factory, IL Bond street
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Heliablo and In
santaneous-Black or Brown Factory 81 Barclay street
Bold applied w. A. BATCHKLOES, l6 Bond street.
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Empire Sewing Machtnes.-The Cheap
est, because the best market. Office 335 Broadway.
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siderable quantities and the dcran8 FOR dsc,rns xas
moderate. the Bsuk, the ath reruced the rate Of
discount frow % Vi Ter cent
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, april 4, ISL
The Gales OF cotton for the three days 1901 10 IL 600
bales, OF which 900 we're taken by spectators and
portess The market yesterday closed quiet The SAFES
today reach about IL eco bales of which 0l0 were
taken b. speou exporters the market closing
active and firm.
MANCHESTER MARKET.
The sdvces from Manchester rather uufavorabie,
the market being oul although ,olerably steady
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April 4, 1851.
hessrs Wakefield, Nash & Co, richardson. spence
Co. Bgland, Atbya Co and others report hour steady
at 2ss 3Is. Wheat dull. with slight decline on some
duA and last quotations maintained WIN ocuiy' Aeu'
SIS.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. April 4, 1851,
Beef dun: India mess COS Bacon dull, at a9s 3D.
Cos for Cumberland cuts and long middles Lard firm:
ne sorts Sos Tallow quiet at 6ss. Cos No American
etock In the market.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS.
Spirits OF turpentne dull at sos. Cd. 3ls. Rosn firm
but dull Of sale Sugar steady Coffee quiet Rice quiet
LONDON MARKETS.
STEADY and quiet Rice firm Taow dropping and quoted
at 5Ss. I'd.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LNERPooL, April 6-P NJ.
The cotton market opened the week with but little
inquiry, and difficulty experienced in maintain
ing quotations. 1t rallied however, on Thursday under
the influence OF the A0ercan advices brought BY the
Etna. The sales for the week foot 40 900 bales OF
which 600 taken by spectators and 500 for
Friday. '' ''>' 1N
The sales to-day reach oo0 bales Of which 900
by spectators and export the market closing
firm at the following authorized quotations
FUR. Atddlin0
Orleans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6-l6
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Public Accounts In Canada, sc.

TWUIIC Accounts 1n CRnRda, DC.
TORONTO, April Is, 1851.
The statement OF public accounts by the Finance
Minister published in the Globe this morning, shows
the ordinary and expenditure Of the government
during the past year deficiency Of $760 900.
Agents Of the Washington government here, en-
deayorng to purchase the steamer Peerless She is
iron vessel, built in the river Cyde in Scotland and
very handsome craft
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HON. HIRAM BARNEY,
Collector, &C., New York.
Michael Quinlan's petition, with 700 signatures.

One of the friends of the applicant asked him why he
wished for office. He replied, 81" get situation IN tne
Custom House it. will exempt me from military duty, and
that will exactly snute me-" Another applicant nad MS
papers enclosed in envelope sixteen inches by ak
Unfortunately, he dropped 1t the pavement OF the
rotupda and minutes the ponderous docu.
ment was exhibition against the gaspurner OF one OF
At four O'Clock the door was opened, and the
crowd rushed in. Mr.. Barney ensconced on
a high stool behind document bureau. The
applicants surrounded that piece OF furniture, the
table, &C., and also mounted the Sofas The rush
so great that the bureau several times nearly
turned and the new Deputy Cole or had
TO hold II In It's place BY main force, Mr. Barney was
ass listed by Mr. S,edwel and another gentleman the pr
waite secretary being from town. Mr. Quinlans petition
when opened proved TO be about nine yards long An
other from the Society Of Friends. One APP
pcant fearing he should have TO stay too long, threw
his document the heads OF those In 'front.' striking
the Deputy who in the act OF writing There was
great struggle for applicants 70 get near the Collector
had spoken TO him 1t use for the officer
to ask the applicants to stand back: they
only 60; the closer together One person with an UNI
brea, which be held alot, kept crying out sits i'm
possible TO get and his umbrella was certainly 10 be
seen for Eve minutes after that.
Mr. Barney stated yesterday that he had received
three thousand applications for the Deputy Collectors
desk. When filed, the appointment VIII be some IN
Crack, crack "what's that, The arm OF the sofa
has been broken by The weight Of the people upon It, on
jumps the crowd Something has been dropped. "hind
my hat = Then a scramble ensues. Mr.. Barney jumps
from his seat firm, yet gentle manner made tue
crowd move back space is made and kept clear, ad
matters better appearance When any attempt
resu the offenders to back. AT half past
Eve the evee ended much to the satisfaction OF Mr. Bar
ney who busily employ since elk oclock NJ
The galleries were well patronzed on this OCCASION
Under the regulations there have been sew entecn
vessels from the soun day fined hundred dol
lars each.
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The Daily News Opposes BlOodshed,
rspne and murder, whether emanatng from the North
South. Read II.
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Bachelors Newly Invented Wigs and
roupees truly wonderful specimens OF art Call
them ut IL Bond street, send for measure card
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wheeler & Wilson'S Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices Office sos Broadway.
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Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and
Whskers Barclay street. Hair Dye Soc, black or brown
best in
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Tea Trays, Door Mats and every De-
scrpon Furnishing Goods ut immense reduc.
prices E. D. PASSWORDS, Cooper Institute, N. Y
Illustrated catalogues froe
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The Daily News Opposes BIoodshed,
rapne and MURDER whether emanang from the North or
South. Read it,
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Citizens and Strangers who Desire a
fine, elegant Hat should call ut hSPENSCHElDS,
manufa cturer, ll8 Nassau street.
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Wood, Eddy & Co.,, Managers OF the

KENTUCKY, MISSOURI AND DELAWARE STATE LOTTERIES.
Authorized By the Legislature
The subscribers appointed 70 superrteni
the drawing of Lottery suhorizrd ~ the Legislature hav.
Ing this day attended the craving OF the Kentucky State Lot
tes fer the benefit OF the Of rranko do hereby
fy hst the following numbers which this
drawn from the wheel:--
Esrr. Class x1, April 10, 1881
81, GO, 48, 3, 81, So, 8, CO, IS, AZ, al, IS, 81.
Glass 20, April 49, 1851.
"a, IL, 81, 4, Al, 81, 20, GO, rs, 81, rs, 10.
lG, 1851.
;t,S |s sSs a ssIsSsssano~, connl..,o..r.
Circulars containing schemes for TIE month viii be mailed
free OF charge By sending 70
WOOD EDDY 4 CO.,
Covington, Ky; 81 Louis No, or Wilmington, Del
Foncr tickets IN the Deswsre state Lottery viii
Lottery, nj covins,on, Kentucky.
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The stock IN port ioots up baes Of WHICH 100,
600 are American.
kessrs James Hewitt Co. quote an advance on fair
Orleans of one eighth OF penny on the week
Breadstus Gull and close with declining tendency.
Messrs Wakefield, Nash Co say wheat and flour have
declined slightly.
Provisions quiet.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, April 5-P. n.
Consols close at 81 81 91X for money and account
The Manchester market is frmer but quiet
Illinois Central Railroad 20 z discount.
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srpRUIE CouRr-Cmcur Part 1.--Nos 900, S5o, 1T
se7, 1927 1922 1oS3 1895 1889 1Oll 1913, 1915 1o7
1919, 1851 1863, 1856 1867, 1869, 10e1 Part 2-Nos
1le, so2, $780, $685., sio, si2, sia, SIS, $40
srrFTM CorRr-srYcu TFpM-No. SO on demurrer
calendar 900, 164, 30s, ISL, 1872 $685. 10, "a 2Ss 3oT
$50, $50, 40, ana, 81, 31S, 3l9, $50.
SUPERIOR Coupr Part 1 Nos 1855 1909, I'LL, 1899
1855, 1872 49, 1858 il63 427, 1l17 SIP 1895, 1913
557 Part Mos 1872. s44, 7is, 1865, 352, 100, 1910
1919, 1875, 1882, 1900, 1902
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The ScrambIe for once

MR.. BARNEY AGAIN AT H0ME-THE AFTERNOON RE-
CEPTIoN-THE GREATEST RUSH YET-AN IRISH
MANS REASON FOR WISHING TO ENTER THE GUS
TOM HOUsE-THREE THOUSAND APPLICANTS FOR A
DEPUTY COLLECTIONS DEsK-THE SOUTHERN YES
sells, ETC., ETC.
Mr. Barney again at his post and yesterday the ap
pcants seemed to have found it out. BY two O'Clock
r. d. the anxious began to assemble, and by quar-
ter past two they formed moderately good sized crowd
At half past they had gathered together in such num-
bers that the gate leading the Collectors private
had to be closed and guarded by officer so az to
allow the proper business Of the Office to be transacted
Even with this precauton several influential men found
their way into the room, and by their conversations on
the subject of appointments distracted Mr. Barneys at
tention much the arrangement Of official business
At three o'clock the crowd had increased TO about
three hundred but the applicants entrance door was
not opened till four o'clock the numbers at that time had
reached least five hundred. Among these were many
persons from the country-one gentleman with very
miniature snuff box, bearing strong likeness to person
high In ofhce-and several men OF COLOR one OF whom
was full booded. One man. an Irishman, had q large
roll which the following was plainly written
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OmcfAl Drawings OF X. France ~ Co. q
Delaware Lotteries by act of Assembly passed
January, 1859 Grants TO run twenty years. -
Sussex CoUNry-CLAss 81, Drawn April l6, 1861.
g. Gil, 81 80, 81, z, IS, 5, IS, 49, IL, 81, 8, AZ.
CoSsoIrpArtp-CLAss6 g. Drawn April 10 1851.
81, 81, A, so, IS, g, SO, CO, 81, 20, 10, IL.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
II gRANCE a co Managers
Wilmington, Delaware
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Firemen's FuWd and Importers' and
Traders Insurance Company Stock sale cheap By AL
BERT II. NICoLAY co 90 William street.
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Trusses.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. yesey street. Aston House opposite the church.
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1861.
Some twenty years ago gold headed ebony cane was
presented to Henry Clay bearing the following inscrip
tiop.-
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Who IL Your Hattcr!-White, the Peo-
ples Halter has the gem of the for young gents
PIG Broadway
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCHLLANEOUS.
A NNUAL AWARD.
CLOSING OF THE BOOKS.
LAST oppopTrNITy supscprpr Now

ANNUAL AWARD
CLOSING OF THE BOOKS.
LAST OPPORTUNITY. SUBSCRIBE NOW.
The FINAL CLOSING the Boo.s Of Subscription .ss
sst positively axe psc.
Up to which time Subscriptions viii Be received and csra.
RICH pr s$fHSp sD1 EsEEhsss TO ALL.
The following is the Prospectus for the years
ANY person. 0y p. fHaaEE DOLLARS,
Becomes member for the year. entitled to all privileges -
me Following and
rsasTssF Psis RING IFS RECRUITS
FTh TIE vIIEAak AE sRa nIs ssnhf1HFmfDs'
ossSfa fa
awarded nearly FIVE HUNDRED FREMiuMs Consisting
PAINTINGS PARIANs. MARBLES. &C.
po asens v re- fsp ss are a stree,
Pbiladelphia- O. r. PUdH. sixth and Chestnut
MsTF Ssa;s
TO whom subscriptions in their respective cities may bo
'HsffGRsR' g.
A CARD.-THE INDIAN HERB DR., +. TUABLETY.
"A p, from Canada, win describe disease tell hi:
eeying any from them No charge consults
iron q a arSe. 1se no. ~ Broadway half minute walk
WIZ WIZ s SsS es or sss Laws S of Life
Nor poison men to ease their Pain.
Our Father, whom all goodness flls,
5hs sim pie Herbs beneath our feet
Weh used, relieve our pains conlplote.
A, simple ssl Herb p, a simple Flower,
change se' and sp sss touching power
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scrofulous Sores, Ulcers. Sore Legs nd
an kinds q od sores sst have dchgd every
speedily prd safely hesed BY UCilO gAl "a 8eas mic
Ointment II heals 70 The sons, that he
twfpg