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The Hackley Contract.
sUrREMA ooURr-sPscrAL TERM.
Bofore Hon. Judra barnard.

ArRn 23-LsWis Davis Andrep J. Hockey, Hope and
OAr-Judgs Barnard this morning granted the motion
on the part Of plaintiffs counsel read counter adavs
In reply in explanation Of any matter set up
in the adavits OF the defendants. Counsel hsa read
tho atndavs Of the plaintiff tho Hon. Benjamin Wood
and J. B. Aud.
Mr.. Edwin James opened tho plaintiffs case, giving
brief outline Of tho proceedings and partially commented
upon tho answers and adavs Of the defendants in
lation to Kackey's contract He said it had taken him
rather by surprise He also stated that thcro woro
various propositions which he would more fully cub
NIT in his reply but the in which tho Messrs.
Hope had acted in this case with regard 10 his client
very much like the Congress OF Vienna when II
cd Poland without consulting the unhappy Poles In the
matter. The Hopes never consulted his client in ths
matter but pretended that they his trustees He
asked for an injunction or receiver to defeat the object
which the defendants had in vew-naely, to make Mr.
Davis contribute to reimburse them the $40 600 which
they had corrupty expended In influencing certain au
thortes connected with the Corporation TO confirm this
contract hr James concluded by saying that the name
OF tho Hon. Fernando Wood had been unjustly
troduced into these discussions. The gentleman was
willing TO have made an affidavit, but he Ohs learned
him not 10 condsscend 10 notice such attacks and he did
advice.
Mr. Garvin also spoke on behalf Of the defence. Mr.
James proceeded TO UP the part Of tho plaintiff
but had not concluded at the dournment Of tho Court
APRu. M.-Tho case was resumed this morning. The
court densely crowded Mr.. P. G. Clark on tho par
Of Bliss and Yelverton referred the Court to au
thoritcs.
Mr.. Edwin James for the plaintiff, resumed his argu
ment and in a very able address, which occupied over
hour, contended that his client entitled to re-
cevsr though the Court has been told that IL the nunc
ton is granted the city OF New York would suffer in
sanitary point and tho streets lanes and win
be left in worse condition than The conduct Of
the Messrs. Hope reminded him (Air. James) OF thin
Bile rigger in England, who had smassed considerable
wealth, and when death'was approaching called
to his bedside and said to ohim:-'Sammy, my boy Pm
going fast; III leave you all have In money, and the
'apparausses, with this bit OF advicewheE you secs
the sPerlce coming you alters grab tho stakesn This
is what the Hopes had done; In securing salary OF
81 500 year to Anthony Hope, besides his share tho
contract he had "grabbed the stakes" IL rumored
that the swecpngs Of the streets OF Now York
valuable than those Of Fl Dorado which supposed
have been paved with gold Al the conclusion OF Mr.
James argument the Court reserved its decision
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snas ne Is second Cortes. lie must keep his
army busy at something. But the field opened
In Mexico IL Of the grandest nature. He VIII
make colony Of it, as he did OF
Algeria, under protence Of compelling
ths Algerine government to carry out
treaty. Mexico presents vast theatre
gor enterprise and the development OF wealth;
and the French, with their arts and arms, and
advanced civilization, are just the people to
cake hold of it. The Emperor knows that the
United States are too busy with their own
troubles just now to interfere with his project.
and as for the future he will trust to luck.
Mexico would be ten times richer prize for
France than Algeria, and the government OF
the country as colony of the French empire
would certainly be better than the anarchy that
has prevailed for the last ten or twelve years,
The public mind will await with interest further
Developments of this great Napolsonic scheme.
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LARGE REINFORCEMENTS FOR GEN. HALLECK
General Pope's Division Or
dered to the Field.
THE UNION ARMY READY.
The Enemy Preparing for tho
Action,
sav~>-~,~~~~~~~~~-~-~.
Heavy Firing Heard In the Direction
Of Pittsbury Landing.
Arrival OF Union Gunboa&s ct Hunts
vile, Alabama.
Steamers ON the Tennessee River
Attacked.
Disastrous Floods on the Lower
NGississippi,
&C., &c.. 60. =

CHICAGO, April 25, 1852.
special despatch dated Cairo to-day says that pas.
songers BY the Bse Of Momphs say at Savannah they
heard hoavy firing in tho direction Of Pttsburg The
caanonadng was brisk and gradually grew LOADER being
heard for miles this side OF Savannah Tho belief
that general engagement had taken place. and this was
strengthened by the fact that Wednesday significant
preparations were made by General Hasck for an at
tack. ~
Tie rumor that lighting had commenced at Plttsburg
Is believed at headquarters. General Strong received
from General HaOck yesterday. Nomentlon
Of apy affair was made.
Our gunboats on tho Tennessee river had objected
passage over tho Muscle Shoals penetrated far as
Huntsville, Alabama, where they captured quantity OF
rebel Gommssary stores.
CArno, April 25, 1862
The steamers Belle OF Memphis and Unoosssaw from
Pittsburg Landing "Wednesday morning, arrived last
night They fred into thrtynve miles below Pitts
burg by band OF guerias from behind some dwellings
on the left bank Of the Tennessee Che Choctaw received
ssysn shots Her mate was killed. Tho Belle of Mem
phis received twelve shots ortaly wounding negro
boy. ..,> -
The 'f6ads at Pittsburs are improving. Skirmshcs
between the picl,ss continue
The river here is still rising Tho lower Mississippi
il foarfuly ovsrfowod, causing the greatest loss Of
property ever known.
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thirds Of course oonsentng with single amendment,
70 wiz Striking the privilege OF search In Amefi-
can waters This amendment not being acosded 10 oy
England the treaty failed and from that time to this.
through unsuccessful Efforts TO adjust IT, the
question has remained openone party frequsnty exef
csing the right OF visit not OF search and the other
resisting and complaining Of II insult and aggres
sion, often threatening serious misunderstanding be-
tween the two nations until the present moment
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL 2e 18e2-TRPLE SHEET

Impending battle Corinth. We not permitted 70
cay what has been done the side Of army IN nn J.
warrant ~ In assuring the paplic that nothing that could
DO done 70 strengthen the Onion forces by General Hal
aeck has been omitted There has been organization ana
concentraton and with good generalship, sucn as we
may expect, and brave soldiers such know 70 be
there to defend the Union and God our sids vic
tory may be expected.
OUR ARMY IN GOOD CONDITION.
despatch from Cairo says
Our army at Pittsburg is In excellent lighting condi
tion. ,hs regiments that frightfully dscmated
tbs late being reorgauized andthanks TO
the activity Of Genera Haeck-evory division brigade
regiment and company prepared to meet the enemy
with an unbroken front.
Our scouts penetrate directly the enemy lines and
PREPARATIONS FOR THE WOUNDED.
despatch from Indianapolis, Ind, dated tho 2lst,
That great battle is impending at Cornth evident
Before additional surgical aid reach the field about
before tho anev Pron9 Sy hs sxpesnee 81
Fort Donelson and Pttsburg Landing Governor Morton
will send mmediatsly two additional surgeons to each
nght Tho surgeons volunteer but the State pays ths
expenses and provides transportation.
PREPARATIONS OF THE ENRMY.
Ins rebels are preparing 70 make determined and
stAntly arriving ct Memphis.
Beauregard. who Ia chief in commsnd, Is actively
defence.
GAN. BRAURE0ARD's NTERcEPTED DxsPATOH.
CoRrrrH, April 0.
To Gen. SAMUEL COOPER, Richmond, Va
All present probabilities that whenever the enemy
moves on this position he will do with overwhslm
ing force Of not less than yrroIe ry tohnap By
sond dnc VkilT hate nqhM lo,its army tohijnap N21
selrmqj NINA phsa may possibly shra =. rye pn1dao
RahH willy 5a lohkjwdp vamy Can not be reinforced
Drhn dyr9sihdi nW. II defeated here cy THY 10y vrqj
n,.3yc nap deqn4ts hki sOnkU whereas we could
afford to lose for awhile oon0ha nap inmsa5W for the
purpose Of defeating qk45 niue which would not only
insure US the valley Of the Mississippi but ndepen.
dence. p. G. T. BEAUREGAIsD.
TRANSLATION.
CoRNru, April Q.
Gen. SAMUEL COOPER Richmond, VA
All present probabilities that whenever the enemy
moves on this position he will do so with overwhem
ing force OF not less than eighty five thousand We
can now muster only about thirty five thousand effective
(menl. Van Dorm may possibly join US in q few days
with hftecn thousand Can not be reinforced
from Pembertons armyf If defeated here we lose the
Mississippi valley, and probably cause; whereas
could afford to lose for while, Charleston aud Ss
vannah for the purpose Of defeating Bues army which
would not only insure the valley OF tho Mississippi
but our independence ?. G. T. BEAUREGARD.
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Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE, April 25. 1852.
An accident occurred to the afternoon train from
Philadelphia Northeast. Tho whoels Of the last
got Off the track and threw the against others
standing side track. Some six or seven were in
jured, but mono killed. One named Otto Grant had
his leg ampu.a.ed. The train was delayed for some time
" tina accident.
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The ge.tur.. OF tho ss..on.--yylth tht

sng s.Ies OF nature appears effort In ornanen.i
AZ ~ hs sats o. s.snad spring Dress ust n.snnl 40
ucn ~ rofLNSCdEIO. II IL picture. haTmonlLpg
with the iasst Pare mode IL sentlemen's attire give. e
supreme Inish W The costo OF the promenade Neither
TO- qr1et nSr 700 dashnsorginsl whou. being deI
ufe from the proportions that constitute elegancet per-
haps the dsting hooking hat which yet been
issued from the estsbshme Of the manufacturer. Ia
quality and finish II s tine sanpe Of first osss hat and
yet the price toe old hgure winch has rendered the fash
onsbe fabrics Of Espenscbeid popular The store h lio
Nassau street.
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The soldiers' Sanitary Commission.


concert will tsks place tomorrow night in tho Mu
sic Hall for the benefit OF the soldiers or the Sanitary
Commission Many OF our leading citizens, including
Governor Andrew, manifest personal interest in its
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Married.

Married.
DEwssAP-FRAsolsoo.--On Thursday, April "a at Trni-
ty church, by the Row Francis vnton, DID JOHN iEws-
NAP to MARK LOUISE daughter or the late Captain Samuel
Francisco.
New London (Conn. y papers please cory
LYscH-McAvAY.-On Tuesday, April 81 by tho Rev.
VIM STAIRS, " G., PATRICK LYNCH to RosASA o. hcAvAr,
al Of this city.
NIcaols-MAscAx.-o Thursday, April II, by tho
Rev. VIM. p. Hammond, Mr.. W. s. NICHOLS 70 Miss
LrzzIg MANGAM, all or this city.
vsaSooY-woop.- Thursday, Aprii "a, at tho resi-
dsnca OF the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Thomas h.
Smith. Jcn II. VERNooY formerly OF Ulster county, 10
Esq.
Uster and Orange county papers please copy.
WmrNG-MoRRs Woodbridge, N. j.. April 81, BY
the Rev. Henry A. Buttz, SAMUEL B. WAITING, Of New
York to Miss ANNA c.. daughter Of T. H. Morris. u the
former place.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, April 25, 1862.
In tho marriage notices in to-dsy's HsRAID see my
some malicious person. wholly unauthorized, and which
declare to be false. MARTIN WEITERAU.
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DouGan's Spring style OF Gcntlemen's
Hats now ready Standard price So So Give him call Al
lO2 Nassau street. corner of Ann.
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Genin, Halter, BIB Broadvay.-sprins
styles of Hats Caps and Soft Hats for gentlemen Misses
gils, boys and IN fants. splendid assortment.
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Prizes Cashed In All Legnlixed Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
10 Wall street, New York, up stairs.
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The track OF the Rutland and Burlington railroad
which was injured by tho lato food has been repaired
and trains run through from Troy TO Burlington
without change.
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Gauze SILK Under Shirts
and large variety Of rich Scarfs Necktes wholesale
and retail Prices low.
IRA PEREGo 4 SONS. l75 Broadway
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Gentlemen Wishing a Good Fitting
Shirt al moacr price, will do well call on SHORT 4
DEVIN, Shirt Makers 69I Broadway.
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To Merchant TaiIors or Others.--Tc
lo part Of Sorc the best location Broadway at lc
rent than a loft. Inquire al 2C2 Broadway.
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At JefTcrs', 573 vny--Lndics' Bal
moral Boots S. 80; Misses 81 20; Chldrens 81 IS 81 81
JEFFERS 573 Broadway.
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white, the Halter, Will this Da " Intro
duce his and unvaed style OF gentemens Dress Hats
at PIG Broadway.
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sprinr CiofhLor ro~

Spring Ciothtng for Boys, Youths and
men. Our assortment is very large and desrable
Orders for School Uniforms, also Military and Navy Uni
forms, receive particular attention
ABBATT a RATHBgN
(SuCccssOrs O. Alfred Munroe Cob
507 Broadway, under St. Nicholas Hotel.
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David's Spring style OF Gentlemen's
Hats. No 2991x Broadway, near Duane street
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Album Photographic, visltes. Ambro-
types &c with pictorial backgrounds at HOLMES Parl
gallery. 26i Broadway.
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Hats and Cnps.-An the New and Desir.
able spring styles for boys youths gents ready ut
BA.STA'S, corner OF Canal and Wooster streets
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What Has Caused this Great Commo-
ttonCowds have been gathered all the week about Knox
No. 22 Broadway Some suppose the attraction he the
picture of the STAFF of rebel officers exhibited IN his window
but know to he the beauty elegance and style of
Spring Hat. Tie curiosity oDk IL is only eqused by
the eaerness to procure Of his macaess tabcsthe
price Of which ls only four dollars
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omcial Drawings OF the Kentucky ami

Delaware State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS l4s-April 25. 1862
80, u, "a. ~, rs, "a. 81, 8, 20. Al. 46, AZ 90.
DKLAwARE Glass 2p9--Aorl 25. 1862.
20, Sc, 4S, Is, IA, -, 2I 81, "a, I5, l, Al.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS Co.
Wilmington. Delaware, or Coviny.on, Kentucky
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IMPORT RlkNr DIPLOMATIC MOVEMENTS.
The Reported Visit Of q British
Agent to Richmond.
jThs Danish and Swedish Ministers Going
to the Rebel Capital
fa
M. M E II Gle RS VISIT,
&c., &C., sc.

WAaHnsdroS, April 25, 1882.
Lord Lyons has not gone Richmond but it under.
pood that Of the British authorities has
gone there and also the Swedish and Danish Minister'S
These visits OF foreign dSnares to the rebel capital
u tho last hours Of the rebellion significant. They
Ne the subject Of much comment here. Come members
the Cabinet blind enough TO imagine that these
visits simply charitable and intended to remsnstrats
With the rebo leaders, and advise and re-
construoton Of the Union Wiser and arsseing mon
In the Cabinet recognize in these mysterious vstaons
only speculation in cotton and tobacco II would not
be surprising, whom armies reach Richmond and New
Orleans nnd that all tho tobacco belongs to France
. and al the cotton 10 England.
It's absurd for tho American Cabinet to natter itself
shat the representatives OF foreign Powers TAX
Ing much trouble with the very laudabls purpose Of
sidng the government 10 the Union They
are more probably attending to their business and
keeping an eye opsn to driving profitable bargains.
During tho past week, for the first time for several
months well known secesFonists here had grand
vivia gathering 1t celebration Of the visit Of the
French Minister TO Richmond u Ia, however, untrue
that Compile Msrcicr while n the rebel capital held any
Official communication with any other person except the
French Consul. His intercourse with prominent rebel
leaders with whom he had former acquaintance was
altogether unofficial and did not Justify the statements
in tho Richmond papers in regard to Dr. Lemoins with
whom NJ. Mercier had communication whatever. His
VISIT has been heretofore announced In ths HERALD
was entirely In reference to commercial affairs.
II Ia well known here that the rebel Secretary Of Lega
fon to France, George Eustis Jr, has sont homo do
Gpatch full Of encouragement to the rebel leaders He
expresses gratncaon at the kind and favorable reeep
ton he has received in tho French capital and by no
hopeless Of patching up sort Of recognition
Of the Confederate States Of America by the French gov
Srnment.
II = wen authenticated that the rebel leaders would
gladly Asxoo made French colony, and France
Toying the monopoly Of s trade In return for French aid
and recognition at the present critical moment in the AZ
fairs Of tho rebel confederation The dispatches
OF Mr. Eusta believed to have reference to such an
arrangement. These specuations indulged by wol
Rishsrs Of the conspiracy, under the impression that
Ensand's present weakness s louis Naposon's oppor
tnty to carry out his policy for the aggrandzesnt Of
1hs power Of France among the nations.
Our Minister at London, Mr. Adams, recently visited
Pariskor Official conference with Mr. Dayton upon an
important subject Of diplomatic negotiation The former
by the Last steamer reports that he has returned to his
post.
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Barry's Tricopherous is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing, bcartlfyng curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try II Sod BY
all druggists -
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Photographic Adams for Sale b. u. f
CORLIES MACY, account book Manufacturers 80 Nassa
street, opposite the Post office.
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Beautifnl Complcxion.--Laird' Bloom
Of Youth, Liquid Pearl for preserving and
the complexion and skin. All druggists and 4S9
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Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy s.
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA GLASS I9s-Apr 2a 1852.
6S, 70, IL. 5, 60, l5, 40, 56, 35, 40, "a, SO, Ga
KxSrUcKY. Glass 1e6-Apri 25. 1885,:
so, s, 81, ls, "a, ~, 7S, %, l6, IS, 8, 10.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covington. KY, or St. Louis No.
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Hili's Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or
brown, best in use Depot No Barclay street, sold by
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MlSCHLLANEOUd.
WELCOME PIECE OF NEWS
n FOR the LADIES LADIESI LADIESl
AN IMMENSE STOCK or CtTLn LnRY, ~,
Silver Plated Ware. Tea Trays, brushes DaskotS
COOKING UTENSILS,
TwEXTY-FiSE FER oENF
ICE pITciiERs $3.50 EACH
The lsrses, assortment ~ iOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
IN THE CITY,
AT Z. n BASSVORD'S Great Iousekeeper's Bazaar,
Cooper institute Building. In Astor place,
One block rom Broadway
No connection with any other store in the city
"A "scHIEDA,t scHNArPs." a.a
Country Merchants, -. 4
Grt GERS and Druggisis
AIot ccaries and Hotel Keepers
Aurcrsons who wish 10 pur hasc SCHfEDAM SChN APPS
teforo e advance In prices ad better make oaTiy appca
uDoLPHo WOLFE, ~ Beaver street.
BOUT HOUSE FURNISHING.
In The old estaDishment Of
j. 4 G. BERRIAN
No COL Broadway has hsen reopsnci with complete as-
SILVER PLATED WARE,
OF sheffield, Birmingham and American manufacture Ia
sSSs sasy Tea Trays IN acts aea sngy English pa
COOKING UTENSILS
OF all kinds Refgerators Of all the approved makers
Wood Ware, Brushes, Brooms, Baskets Mats, a., Ac
friends and customers II. H. CASEY
A LBvMs ALBUMS, -ALBUMs-Ar Low PRICES.
IA BECKkL BhoThkRS. importers end Aaaafsctu'
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Grand Family Holiday at Barnum'
Museum with superb dramatic performances and 7i
o'clock r. NJ, and two plays at each performance
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wigs the best In the world wholesale and retail And
the dye privately applied at No. 6Astor House Il
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best in tn Q
world harmless reliable and Sold and an
piled az BATCHELORlS Wig FACTORY. lG Bond stereL Nr
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Kecfc's New Restauyant and Private
Supper Rooms opened at No - Crosby street. donina
his former place Of business
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THE ADVANCE OF GEN. M'DowEl,,,

The March of the Union Troops on Free
derfcl<sburg, Va.-Nfap Of Fredericks-
burg, Falmouth and yictnity-Progres
OF the Siege OF porta mt
Movements In tho West-The Cap
ture OF the Town of ApaIachicola--Im-
pOrtant Intelligence from Mcxfco-The
Latest News from Europe, &c., &c.
An interesting account OF the Advance OF the Union
Troops fredericksburg, Va, and Occupation Of the
Heights commanding the CAY, accompanied with a Map
OF fredericksburg Falmouth and vicinity, showing the
nature Of the surface of tho surrounding country will be
published in tho WEEKLY HERALD, ready this morning at
ten o'clock II will also give the latest accounts of the
Operations of the Unicn Army before Yorktown. Va.
The latest accounts Of the Operations of tho Union Armies
In the West Interesting account OF the Capture OF Apa
lachcola, Fla, and OF the Interview Of Com Stowagen
with thu Inhabitants and Reports of all Important War
Movements during the past week; Important Intclli.
gencc from Mexico The Latest News from Europe and
much other reading matter.
TERMs.-Thrso Dollars per year. Single copies six
cents.
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signs, signs, Sigua, Mt Greatly Reduced
prices. Estimates freely Given. GARRETT q UPHAM
city sign painers II Walker street, between Broadway
Ia qtre
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Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway OF Murray street.
New YORK.
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DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery In
warrane 10 cure scrofua, Eryspeas, Rlngworm scaid
Head Salt Rheum, Ulcers Fever Sores Pnpes and every
disease OF the Skin, OF whatever nature. '
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| Hats and Caps.-An the New and Desir.
BXNTAs corner Of Canal and wooster Streets 'e'' :"
Dougan's Spring style Of Gcntlemen's
| lO2 Nassau street. of Ann. ,
Gentlemen Wishing Good Fitting
sh,Tl , e % roa,r.,e price, viii Dc well to call SHORT
Gauze Silk Under shirts
and large variety Of rich scars and Neckes wholesale
IRA PEREao 4 SONS l75 Broadway.
Spring Ciothkhg for Boys, Youths and
ers or ar s now o sS Xss ass and and
forms, receive particular attention
tsucs9ssoEs 70 Alfred ISnr 3 4 CO.. 80 '
6o7 Broadway, under 81. Nicholas Hotel.
To Merchant TaiIors Others.--To
M part of Store the best ioe,iion Broadway at less
rent than a loft Inquire at 2C2 Broadway
At Jencrs', 57a neutrality-suspicious. Bal
moral Boots 81 5 Msses 81 7Si chidrens 81 5asl 81
Album Photographs, visItes. Ambro-
pss &s Ss NTH ,psPAi backgrounds at HOLMES PARK
Photogra phic Adams for Sale b. u. f.
coRLIEs Macy account book manufacturers 80 Nassau
Grand Family Holiday at Barnum's
O'Clock r. NJ and two plays at performance. -
|
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway OF Murray street.
| New York.
Signs, signs, Signs, Mt Greatly Reduced
| prices. Estimates freely aiven GARRETT UPHAM.
city sign panlers II Walker street, between Broadway and
| Elm street
Keefc's New Restaurant and Private
Supper Rooms opened ct No. - Crosby street. ad Joining
his former place Of business
| Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wigs the best In the world. Wholesale and retail and
| the dye privately applied at No. 6Astor House. ~
Bntchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
world hariess reliable and Sold and ap-
| Piled at BATCHELoRs Wig Factory. l6 Bond stereL
1
Hills Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown, best in Depot No Bare street. and sold by
/ all drusgists. -
Barry's Tricopherous is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing. beartifyng curling
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies try Il Sod BY
all druggists
Beautiful Complcxien.--Lafrd's Bloom
OF YOUTH Liquid Pearl for preserving and
complexion and skin. AL druggists and xsq Brosdvay
/
| DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery In
warrantsl 10 cure Scrofua, Eryspeas, Rngworm scald
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Soes Pimples and every
disease OF the Skin, OF whatever nature.
i
Catarrh.-Dr. Goodale's Casarrh Reun..
dy the only one devised that crss that
horrible dsesse Sold at 62 Broadway and 81
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