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City Intelligence.

PANIC AMONG THE Cry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or No
MONEY FoRmooAnNG-The numerous class included under
the comprehensive term Of the "pubc officials in
terrible commoon in consequence Of the well grounded
report that the Albany intend 10 adjourn with
out passing the tax levy. Among those whom the
has stricken with panic is Mr.. Comptroller Haws who
seeing Of difficulties and endorsements before
him should the Albany Solons fail TO pass the levy has
taken himself to the State capital to look after the int
rests Of his Office and the interests of the public in gene
raj is unnecessary to point out the evils which would
result In the event Of the usual appropriation for city
purposes not being passed To say nothing Of the ncon
venience that would fall to the lot OF the ocas-the
small fry in partcuar-there would be most undesira
BILE dsarrangement Of the city finances. Hence the
prevent the Legislature from nilictng grave evil
upon the people Of this city Mr.. Havs will all his
influence TO secure the passage OF the levy.
TRIAL OF STREET SWEEPING MAcnSEs.-A trial OF street
sweeping machines made yesterday on Fifth avenue
before Mr. Hackey and several of the city officials Two
of the machines belonged to Mr. R. A. Smith, OF this
city, and party in Madison county, which is
entirely apparatus IL three wheels and is
drawn by pair of horses. The brooms-two in num-
ber--convey the dirt into a reservoir in front. Mr..
Hack ey expressed his satisfaction at the manner In
which the work was performed by Mr. Smiths machines
After careful examination OF several street sweep
ing machines during the past week OF which meet
his views, except those belonging TO Mr.. Smith.
DEDICATION THE MEMORIAL CuuRcH-The Memo
rial church. situated in Forty eighth street. between
Sixth and Seventh avenues, solemny dedicated yes
terday forenoon IN the impressive manner OF the fro
testant Episcopal church. Provisional Bishop Potter
oficated, and assisted by the Rev. Drs CanAeld
ChauDcy and Houghton, and the Rev. Messse. Anhon
(pastor) Wiley and Moore. Tho dedcatory sesmnssvas
preached by the Right Rev. Bishop Eastburn, ofMasln
setts who at the conclusion, referred in culog susad
most eloquent terms to the late Rev Dr. Anthem In coe
moration Of whom the church has been denomnatd 0a
Memorial church. The edihce is built in the haapn
RonaDesque, round arched style, and IL handsomely
finished the interior The front s Of brick and yellow
stone The dimensions rs by 100 feet with
pacty OF seating two thousand persons. It's erec
ton was commenced last spring, and its cost has been
nearly s45, 600
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Police Int&lligonce.


A PRrssiAs BARON IN LnBo.-Baron Wellington, alias
g. waughaefer, alias Robert ciIbert, a recent i'm.
portation from Kongsberg, Prussia, was taken into
custody yesterday by detectives Euytace and Farley
the charge OF forgery preferred against him by Messrs
stanton 20 brokers, Of No So Canal stroea The
Baron, appears arrived In this city last Christmas Md
put up at fashionable boarding house up town Shortly
after his arrival in New York he presented to Messrs
Stanton Co two drafts-one for $780, and the other
for f100-drawn to the order Of firm in London, and
made payable at the Bank Of Berlin The bills appeared
brokers' who had suspicion whatever as to the real
character Of the customer. About week ago. however
word came from Berlin TO the eject that the drafts were
counterfeit and that the Baron less parsonage
than escaped forger The important intelligence
was received through the house of Robert Op.
pagnie Il Co., Of Berlin, who expressed strong
desire to have the fugitive arrested and returned
Prussia under the exradition treaty They stated that
there several serious charges Of forgery pending
against the Baron and that he had to fly from his native
land that account II also stated that the fugitive
formerly In the employment Of Messrs Oppenhemer
Wassehauer, of Konigsberg and that 1t was from tina
firm he stole the blanks wherewith to commit the forge
res When taken into custody by the detectives the
Baron was passing under the of Robert Gilbert,
and dscaimed all connection with the noble house of
Veinghoff He denied that he implicated in the
alleged forgeres and said it hard to send inno-
cent man like him to the Tombs. Justice Welsh upon
the affidavit Of Mr.. Stanton committed the accused for
examination.
VICTIM OF MISPLACED CoNfIDEScE-Eugene Ferris, a
bootmaker, Of No. 81 Nassau street. complains that
about four months ago Andrew J. Hull, contractor,
called at his store and rendered in payment for some
boots and shoes worthless check the Artisans Bank
Mr. Ferris not having any to suppose that the
check was bogus accepted II In payment for the goods
Subsequently however, it turned out that the check
worthless and that Hull had funds in the bank TO meet
the paper Sampson and Devoe arrested the
accused yesterday and being brought before Justice
Welsh he was committed to the Tombs for trial
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHuADMPHIA, April A. 1851.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State 6's So; Reading
Railroad FIX: Morris Canal 3d. Long Island Railroad,
IL; Pennsylvania Railroad, AK. Sight exchange on
New York at par lilo per cent discount.
NOZZLE, April A. 1851.
Cotton-sales of 1000 bales at Ike a 13c for mid
ding, and advancing.
NORFOLK, April 4, 1851.
Cotton firm sales Of good at l2sc. prime at 12c and
inferior at 1ohc. l1hc Stock light. Corn-Sales Of
the week 100 900 bushels yellow 62Sc white 64c. a
csc mixed, coo. Flour and naval stores dull. Slaves
active, but no change in prices.
BALTIMORE, April A. 1851.
Flour advanced 12Kc.; Ohio and Howard street,
S. 37H a IS 50 City Mills, S. 371s. Wheat advanced
&C. white, 81 80 81 49, Corn, oOc 76c. yellow, ooc
6lc.; white CSC. &c. Provisions dull but unchanged
Coffee firm at l2s1c. 1916. whiskey firm at lsc.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4, 1851.
Flour steady at IS rs IS 37k for superfne Wheat
active; red 81 81 81 35; white, 81 40 81 so. Corn
g eady ct 60c. nc. Lard, 10c Whiskey steady at
1Sc. 18hc.
CINCINNATI, April 4. 1861
Flour dull: super "a 40. Whskey active at I3<c
Mess Pork IN good demand at $40 SO $40 s71s. Some
bacon has been sold At 7c 9c for shoulders and sides
and 10c 1890 for hams, but holders ask ad
vance OF &c. &c. Sight exchange on New York firm
premium,
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The JackalOw Case.

TRENTON, ~ j., April 4, 1851.
The United States Circuit Court met to-day Judges
Dickerson and Grier presiding. A. O. Keasby the newly
appointed United States Attorney for the district of New
Jersey appeared and took charge Of the Jacaow
He evinced familiarity with the points which were
hardly expected from the short time II has been in bis
hands Col Grand counsel for the prisoner proceeded
oshow the Court the uncertainty and confusion Of the YER
dict II was Dot such verdict the Court could safely
found Judgment upon He would fle his reasons for
new trial because the Judge refused TO charge the jury
as to the evidence Of the ownership of the gold and
silver because the Judge refused to charge the jury
that the coat was taken from Jonathan +. Leeke by
violence He would also ask for arrest OF judgment
because the first count Of the indictment Is uncertain
and insufficient To bring the in this district II
should have appeared that the crime committed
of the jurisdiction Of any particular State because
does not appear In the count that the prisoner was found
and brought within the district OF State Of New Jer
sey because it not shown in the verdict that th
schooner Spray was an American vessel and owned
by citizens of the United States because the indictment
charges piracy and In the verdict only robbery speci
fed; and IL does not specify that II was done the
high seas; because the indictment charges that the
crime was done on the waters adjoining the State o.
Connecticut because does not appear that done
within the jurisdiction or this Court
Mr.. Grandn will close to morrow.
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colored named Harris and bis wife and two
children arrested here this morning. warrant
Issued by United States Com Conneau aud sent
by special train To Springfield where they wiz be OK
amined 10 morrow. The man Is claimed by Mr.. Patter
son, Of ST. Louis county, NO., and the woman and chill
dren by Mr.. van, Of the same county, from whence
they escaped. As 10 almost entirely unknown
that issued they executed with little
difficulty but after the affair became known the most in
nse excitement prevailed among the coored portion Of
the community and large numbers gathered At the depot
at the time the regular morning train let the crowd
posing the fugives TO be aboard One two sho
red al the train. Beyond this there disturbance
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BxSJAxIS-1n Brooklyn, H. D. Thursday, April g. OF
scarlet fever ADA zARErH youngest daughter of Madi
and Annie Benjamin, aged rs months and IL days
Notice will be given OF the funeral
BLANCHARD On Thursday April a. MlRRlASyp relsct Of
the late Louie Blancard, in her 7Tth year.
The relatives and frends Of the family are respectfully
requested 70 attend the faners from her late residence
3i2 Fourth avenue, Saturday morning at ten clock
BoaANp-On Wednesday, April 3, after short and
severe ilners, Ass ROLAND widow OF the late James
Dnd agei 81 years native Of the parish Of Cappnmore
county Limerick, ireland.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend tho funerN from her late residence l5o zsoeth
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Court CaIendar-This Dnv.

Court APPEALS Nos 20 TO 3d. SO, 80 81, IS, 81 18
SUPREME CouRr-Part Mos. 1857, 1887, 1880, 1909,
1851 1851 2o6e 1852 2l7a 22ee 24oo 2465 2e6s 2e7o
ssio sss $685. ss2S 1885, Ss9s $3.50 $40 SAC $685.
$780, 1885, $685. 1884, 3e17 1912 1925 $685. s7o4 37ll
3712 3z2s, 373s, 1904, 3sl3 1921 $3.50, $500, 3s7s
$780, 228 S31 1884, $685. s36, s37 1913, 3039 436 Part D
246 PAT 2s 636, 49, 764, s4o SAL s42, s43 s44 s45
846 848, $40.
1885, 1887, 1891, 1906 1707, 1709 I'LL, 1928 Part q
1885, $780, 114S s52 1885, 1ss 1910, 1912, 1914 1915
1925 1928.
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Brooklyn City News.

STRIKE THE PANrrRs.--A meeting Of the journeymen
painters of Brooklyn held at 100 Myrtle avenue on
Wednesday evening last Mr. Irving in the chair Mr.
Hopkins acted Secretary After the transaction Of tho
business Of the society election OF officers Sc, the fS
lowing bosses were reported paying the wages de-
handed, namely, 81 rs per day;-Messrs. Philips,
Jones, Cock Bradley, Young, Edmonds and Kirby n
Davy After an invitation to attend meeting 70
be held at 1913 Bowery, New York, on Monday evening
next, the meeting adjourned.
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Nsssrs WOOD, EDDY 4 CO. would most respectfully in
form the public that their several lottery grants do not
until the following perodsTho Delaware State Grant
yin connpe to Be drawn until ne Year 1857 tho Missouri
Kentucky State until the year 1871 and the business
VIII be conducted until the expiration Of all those grants with
the ptude that characterized II for the last
forty years under the management OF grsdscessor
Messrs. Yates Mcintyre, Gregory Co.. j. w. Maury
Co., Gregory hsury, and the undersigned,
WOOD. EDDY CO.,
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lot
teries.-WOOD. EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE L0rrERIRs-
DELAwARE-RxrRA Glass I'll, April 4 1861.
SO, AZ, 10, 26, 3, l3, GO, 81, a. As, GO, 81, 10.
DELAwA RE-CLAss 2l2, April 4, 1861.
43, 81, 40, 81, 81 &c. SO, 90, IA, SO, rs, 81, 81.
Circulars containing schemes with full particulars sent
free OF charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY & CO., wilmington, Delaware,
Or 10 WOOD, EDDY CO., st. Louis, Missouri.
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ByITY-SuTHxSsoy ON thursday, March %. at the re
sdence OF tho BRIDES brother in law VIM. l.. Turner,
ESQ, Lexington avenue by the Rev. VIM Nc Ulster VIM
BETTY, Jr, ESQ OF Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss HANNAH Sry
rHrSsoS o. this city.
BURTrs-DofsyS AT Middetown, Orange county, N
Y TUESDAY, April by the Rev. John eggett, JAMES
A. BrRrrs, Jr OF New York TO SArW r., daughter OF
William NJ Dolsen Of the former place.
RrrsT-FpsA1t-In Brooklyn, Thursday, April 4, by
the Rev a. Metker at his residence, EDWARD /. HutsI
to NJ AMANDA EDstfI, all Of New.own, l..
MrRRAY-TrrMmk--on Monday, April 1, ut 81 ste.
phens church. Twenty eighth street, by Rev Mr Doyle
Mr. EuosSr MrRRaY OF Hin Side, Conn, to Miss ANs
TprMnE. of this city.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, April 4, 1851.
The Senate was occupied the whole day in the consde
ration Of the Annual Appropriation bill The Committee
Of the Whole adopted the amendment raising the
salt to two cents.
The Senate II three P. NJ, resumed the consideration
Of the Annual Appropriation bill
Mr.. SPNoIA moved amendment appropriatng five
thousand dollars TO the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
II carried, and the bill ordered a third read
ing ut once and passed. .
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OMcial Drawings Of X. France 4 Co.'s
Delaware Observation-Disclosures by of Assembly passed
January, 1859. Grants to twenty years.
SUSSEX COUNTY-CLAss 81, Drawn April 1861.
8, A, 10, 60, l6, so, 81, IL, 20, 20, ca, 75,
C0NsoLIDATED-CLAss 81, Drawn April 4, 1881.
81, SO, SO, 65, AZ, ~, 81, 49, 81, Is, A, SO.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
B. FRANCE 4 CO.. Managers
Wilmington Delaware
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GRRAr LAWSUIT CosNG TO CrosK.-Iast week the
arguments were made In the famous suit OF the Vermont
and Canada against the Vermont Central Railroad for
back rents, involving about 600 This case has
been on the taps for six years decision VIII propsoy
be given In about fortnight
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The wisconsin Banks.

CHICAGO April Z, 1901.
The banks OF this city threw out the notes Of forty
two Wisconsin banks this morning, their securities
having so much deprecated that it considered
safe to hold them.
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ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Msdsmc Anna Bishops compi-
mentary benefit win take place here on Thursday 18th
instant "Norma various other attractive features
make up the programme
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Arrival or the John Bell.
PORTLAND, April 4, 1851
The steamer John Bell from Glasgow March q arrived
here this evening.
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Railroad Accident.

TNkNONf, IN, ApfH 4, p5BI.
An engine on the swatara Railroad ran Off the track
this morning md was precipated down embankment
twenty Ave feet N. b. Moore, Superintendent Of the
road was seriously injured
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The Money Movement Mt Pittsburg.

PTfTSBURG, April 4, 1901.
The movement to bring all the business transactions TO
par basis Is much strengthened to-day in consequence
OF the unpleasant rumors respecting the standing Of
upois and Wisconsin banks Missouri and Virginia notes
are still received but are almost universally four per
cent discount.
The Mechanics Bank Of Pttsburg resumed specie pay
ments to- day,
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The Virginia Legislature.
RICHMOND, April 4, 1861.
The Legislature adjourned to-day sine die.
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Fast Day In Boston.

BOSTON, April 4, 1851.
Fast day was observed by total suspension of bust
ness religious services in many Of the churches and
very full attendance at places Of amusements The
weather Is delightful and the streets full Of slush
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Batchclor's Hair Dye Reliable and In
stananeous-Black Brown Factory 81 Barclay street
Sold and applied Mt W. A. BACHELORS, is Bond street
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1n7 CLINTON PLACE.
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AvKfS1Ra.
IL Dir. Won Moschzisker's Office.
tn
FRESH TESTIMONY.

500 THIRD AvEsUE, NV yopK Aprl 4 Ian.
DEAR DocropI watched the grafton Won performsS =
my fathers with great inter At and T. n well my =
Their must ledge that w displayed the sk Of
olass aurist Myfsher can Pow hesr- blessng he has
JOHN q xuRPRu
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Hon. John Cochrane has Resumed the
practice of the legal profession street. corner
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DIR. =. y. Fftch's New Rupture supporter
Truss-warmnted. Call and examine before purchasing
ia Broadway.
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In 1860 $3.50 900 appropriated for Belgian pave
ment These items tesd to show In what exact depart
ment the greatest increase Ia going on
The session OF the House opened this morning by
the introduction OF a resolution by Mr. Robinson to lay
on table all the intervening ORDERS down 10 motions
and resolutions for the purpose Of taking from the table
March directing the Committee on Cities and Villages TO
report for the consideration Of the House the bills to
repeal the gridrons n last winter This requiring two
thirds VOTE IL was lost the vote standing 81 TO 36.
sh,s morning the Senate bin for the sale of
Quarantine on staten Island with one or two
slight amendments prepare by Mr. tlngwood winch
do not materially change the features OF the DILL.
The senate reformed the bill 10 protect the Croton Aque
duct from injury during the progress Of any work re-
aured for its impr ovement and enlargement with an
amendment TO the 6rst section BY striking out the
words uprovded that the said work shall not exceed
ave thousand dollars On motion OF Mr. Wdodvun, the
Assembly concurred in the amendment, anu tne o nv"
goes TO the Governor. &C.,,
The One.sxth Insolveut bill came up for third read
ing when Mr. Herman moved 10 recommit TO strike out
the enacting cause which, after short debate, was
lost by vote OF 50 to 81 The bill was tnan aesa sne
votes Mr. Bfrdsa theroupon moved 70 reconsider ana
that motion was laid the table The vote on inst
question this morning does not look az though the p
would pass the House this winter The state TAX ievy
passed also Mr. Kcrnans bill TO incorporate Juvenile and
rcfcrmatory ayums for the reformation Of delinquent
children.
The bin to enable the Supervisors Of the county OF New
York 10 take lands for the building Of court house IN
said county was ordered TO n third reading.
No business Of any particular Importance done by
the Senate TINS morning before going into executive
sion, but upon closing the doors-shutng out the werld
a spicy time ensued the communication from the
Governor, appointing Henry Van Dyke the present su
pcrintendent Of Public Instruction Of
the Banking Department, On the place James NJ Cook
the present incumbent This communication from the
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Arrival OF the America ut Boston.
BosroS, April 4, 1851.
The steamship America, from Liverpool via Halifax, A.
rued at 10 p. NJ The foreign mails for New York and
the South will be forwarded by the morning train to-
morrow, due In New York ut S p. n.
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McLauEhlin's Improved French Yoke
Shirts ready made all sizes measure Store 2G9
| Greenwich streei, corner of Murray.
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MrRRAY.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April ., the
wife OF b. W. MuRRAY Of n son.
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Curious Incident.-The Other Day n
gentleman sat staring the hat Of another until the latter
Os ws he II ex'sa MS
and reminds OF long lost brother Do you buy your
streets' excedly asked. II do" "fhen you my
long lost brother.n The affecting
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The United States steamer Sumter, Lieutenant Com.
mandps Armstrong, was a. Fernando 70 On The aota "
January,
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Batcheior's New Invented wigs and
roupees truly wonderful specimens Of Cali see
them at 10 Bond street. send fer a card.
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Illness OF q Member OF the Canadian Par
Lament.
TORONTO, April 4, 1851.
Hon. Geo. Brown, leader q the opposition has been
seriously Ill for month past but recovering and
expected to be able TO his parliamentary duties
In the course Of two or three weeks.
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Ladies, Spring Is Coming, and III You
wish handsome Caters at 2s. to 20s with Slips and Ties
MILLER & CO., 3s7 Canal street.
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Trusses-Marsh ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No Nesey street. Astor House. opposite the church
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces suspenfory Bandages, &c, at Drz GLOVER
THOkNES, No. 4 ANA street under Bsrnum's Museum
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Brooklyn Acknowledgements Inn
peal Gray vignete stands to-day photography
CHAS. Ii. WILLIAMSON. Established 1851
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MOldavia Cream Forces tho Hair and
Whiskers 10 grow lurlriantly Sold at w. A. BATCHE
LoR 5 new invented Wig factory, l6 Bond street.
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Adults, Ladies' or Gentleme Ac-
qure a good Hand Writing In lessons, OLIVER b.
G0LDSM1THs, 923 Broadway.
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~ Photographic Business Cards for 81.
Card Visits 81 per Dozen Paror Pictures the family by
HOLMES, 395 Broadway.
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The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for fifty dollars ct 500 Broadway.
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Grover u Bakers Celebrated Family
and manufacturing Sewing Machines, 495 Broadway New
York
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wheeler Il Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines Al reduced prices. Once sos Broadway.
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The debt was largely increased during 1850 but the
exact amount be ascerained without examna
ton Of the Comptrolers books until his report Is pub
1isbed.
The aggregate amount OF contract work that has been
done can hardly be ascertaned but the folio wing the
aggregate of lists that have been
frmed and placed In the hands OF the collector
For 1858 1921
For 1850 $50 073
For 1890 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100 4S6
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Barry's Tricopher0us II the best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies', try It, Sold by
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Empire Sewing Machines.-yhe Cheap
est, because the best In market ONES $50 Broadway
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Hill, Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
whiskers No Barclay street. Hair Dye, 60 centsback
or brown.