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The New York herald., 1867-04-24
Je6 DAYS..

In the Attorney Generals Office, at Wash
angton, 1t appears there is q large budget Of
petitions nom people South and North praying
the pardon or release on parole Of JEFF Davis;
but they signify nothing with the Presi-
dent, inasmuch az the prisoner has not himself
put in o petition. It further appears that he
has declined and does not intend to apply for
grace, because, in his view, . to ask for par
don Is confession Of guilt" and he considers
himself not guilty Of rebellion or treason,
according to the Calhoun cstechism Of State
Fights. The prisoner, then, is at least entitled
to - speedy trial." After two years in For
tress Monroe, il speedy trial cannot be ac-
corded the fallen chief Of subjugated
rebellion, the best thing that the President can
do will be to turn him loose a. good
fiddancs Of . bad bargain.
The New York herald., 1867-04-24

FAIR ASp FESTIVAL or THE CHURCH or rm HoLr IsSo
grand fair and festival in aid Of the funds Of
the Church Of the Holy Innocents naugurased Mon
day night In the largo hall the OF Thirty fourth
street and Eighth avenue The were handsomely
decorated and the display Of articles TO be disposed Of
arranged with that degree Of taste and neatne ~
which always distinguish the handiwork Of gentler
sex The tables, nine IN number, were prended over
ny Mesdames Kelley, Strain, Lawton, McToughlin
Diamond, Wallace and KurneI assisted By Misses Haley,
O'Donneli Mclaughlin, Duncan, Dillon, Conroy Dolan
and host Of other ar whose persuasive eoqucncs
In endeavorng 10 dispose OF their was seldom lost
upon the most mpervious OF the gentlemen visitors
who were present The Rev. Father Larkin pastor Of
the church, present. and had . kind word for all
the band Of the Madonna composed Principally Of young
men bsongine 10 Father McAlecr's church dscoursed
some popular ss; and II tho members present may BE-
considered an indication Of success the worthy pastor
may well be gatis0ed
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Ready 60 Trade.

The political atmosphere in Europe has .
squally look. FIVE are to credit recent telc-
gram Napoleon has already entered into nego-
tiation for the purchase of American arms.
We have any quantity to sell, and are quite
willing to trade. We can give him any pat
tern, from the old regulation musket down to
the last riaed invention, all warranted to 60 of
at full cock, and at low figure. What more
can the needle gun do?
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NEWS FROM MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, April %, 1867.
The Mnerve states that the delegates Of the province
recently in London TO form the future Pvy Council
OF the Confederation, and have already come 70
understanding upon many points OF organization
About thirty schooners riding at anchor In tho
barbor tho water being too high for moorng them at
the wharf
The canal will be opened on the I'd Of May whom the
mail line Of will commence their regular trips
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QURESsrowS, April %, 1857
The Cunard steamship Olympus, Captain walker which
sailed from New York on the 10Th Of April arrived here
to-day on the way to Liverpool
QuEENrowr, April %, 1867.
Tho Inman steamship City OF Antwerp Captain Mire-
house. which lef New York the 13sh Of April arrived
here to-day en- roue for Liverpool
LIvERroor, April 20. 1861.
Tho ship Sarah March, Captain Duncan. from San
Francisco November 20 arrived at this port to-day
The ship sardis sailed to-day for San Francisco.
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EscAPs YRon JAIL NOTORIOUS PrcKpocKEr-
About two O'Clock yesterday afternoon notorious
pickpockst named Patrick Lynch, alias Peter Riley,
charged with having picked mans pocket Of valua-
Bile silver watch in Karls Germania Park, Melross
Horrnania where he had been confined pending an
examination. He had been visited by the keeper .
short .ime previous 70 the dsccys q his sscaps IT,
he had served out protracted term Tor similar CRIME
NEw RoxAx CATHOLIC CaUR0a At HosRIsAMA--A
meeting Of the Roman Catholic rssIdsnts OF the Ffre
and Second wards Of the town OF Morrsania was held
in the school house OF the Roman Catholic church, Den
man street. Morrisana, on Sunday afternoon AZ soon
the meeting had been called to osder John Lynch
appointed chairman and Rev. Fsthsr Carl o.
sursr Nr Lynch then briefly stated that me
adoption Of n. S %os. speedy and scSs means . Du
new church and schoo! house for the e.cissvs use g
the resident @ Irish Catholics Ar Ss 3,
ton list was al opened ana aDCu, 600 susssresd
committee appointed TO select site for the pro-
poaod crections. when the meeting adjourned.
ADMITTED TO BAM.-George g. Thompson, lats supsrin-
tendent Of the Harlem Bridge and Fordham Railroad, a.
account Of whose arrest and subsequent confinement -
White Plains Jail have already appeared In the HnRAEp
has been admitted TO bail in the Of 600 pending
his examination which 10 to take piacs shortly. An en-
de.vor WILL u SAID. be made to adnss the mastss
before taking it into court by means Of oompromae
Al oVuDoquouCo VI having OoSu0 osBo kopusAssO8
for proby previous TO the doNsss and the rssrecte-
bility OF bis conpections the affair has created quite
furor among the Aorrsanians generally.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBGY.-Thrss young men, who
gave their names John Reilly. James Ward and Eras
tus Brooks have been arrested and confined in the
County JAIL White Plains for having as alleged way-
laid man named John T. Decker, Of Sing Sing. the
TarrytOwn and White Plains road, and robbed him of
his wutch p0cketbo0k and various other articles. o.
being arrested portion Of the stolen property was
found with them
Destructive FIRS AT RYM-The building occupied bv
James Padgam q carpenter shop together with the
blacksmith shop adjoining also the dwelling houss
destroyed by re yesterday morning The flames spread
very rapidly and had the wind been from the east the
depot, Post Office and all the nelghboring property
would have been consumed there was neither water
fire engines at hand to arrest their progress This
the second large fire in Rye within few months.
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the same sort to put the streets into anything
like that cleanly condition which the approach
of summer warns us that they should be in, If
we expect to escape epidemic disease. We
hope, therefore, that the contractor will look
to this matter at this most propitious time.
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NApolEoN's PREPARATIONS.

The Duke de Magenta Arrived In Paris
Army Furloughs Ended and the Reserves
for Drill.
PARIS, April %, 1857.
Marshal MacMahon, Duke of Magenta, has arrived
in Paris from Algeria whence he had been recalled by
the Emperor.
The French furloughs have all been ded, and the
officers have been ordered to drill the reserves.
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TRAVEL ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

wyASDorrx Kansas, April %, 1857
Trains on the Union Pacific Railroad now run through
70 this place without delay. The road viii DO open to
Salem forty six miles OF here, on Monday next
largo number OF passengers from the west have come
down from Omaha and taken this route the Platte road
having been very badly damaged by the late Hoods.
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Bosros, Mass, April %, 1907
Thomas Doherty, an Irshman, Is under arrest IN
Gloucester for killing his own son, child three years
old Doherty is OF ungovernsble temper, and while
beating the child brother nteered, which 30 euraged
him that he dashed the chd's head against the bed
eead. killing u Instantly.
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RicHnocp. Va, Aprr 23 1857
To-day . negro insisted on riding upon . street car
The conductor put him on, when severa hundred
negroes gathered and nssssd that tho man should ride
A strong force Of poles came up and the man was
srsstsa 4 Much excitement was caused d The Time
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Ouito0 osatoo UVoAAs OhO1ou ~ tu0 lb8uo
1864
The Liverpool Cottsai Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Noon.
The cotton market Is very dull and prices have still
further declined The to-day have not exceeded
5000 balea Mddling uplands, 1oXd.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Evening.
The cotton market is very dull and tends downward
The sales to-day have been 5000 bales The closing
prices arei-Middling upands, l0ssd mddng Orleans,
I'D
Trade Report.
The adv ices from Manchester are unfavorabie tho
market in that city for goods and yarns being dull and
prices declining
Liverpool BrcndsfuHs Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Noon.
Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged Cotton has de-
clined Nd for middng uplands
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Evening.
The breadstuYs market is quiet Wheat lbs. Cd for
No. 1 red, and 14s 3D. for California white Corn,
43a Cd. for mixed Western. Barley, 4s. 10d Oats 3s.
Cd Peas, ASS.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Evening
The market is quiet Corn, ass od for mixed West
Oats, Be. I'd Barley, 4. Cd Ashes, 34s. Lard,
sos Cd Petroleum, I'D.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Evening
The provisions market Is quiet and generally un-
changed. Pork. 77s 3D. Bacon, 39s. Beef, 1z5s
Lard, COS. 3D. Choose, COS.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LrvKRPoor, April 23--EvenIng
Spirits petroleumTs refined petroleum Ia 4d Ashes
ga for pots spirits OF turpcntine has declined Sd,
and is now quoted at 36s Cd Rosn Is dull and lower
at l4s for fine and ss for common. Tallow, 44s Cd
The London Markets.
LONDON, April 23-Noon.
Sugar Is frm at 24a for No IL, Dutch standard
LONDON. April 23-Evening
Sugar steady 24s for No II Dutch standard Corn,
asa for mixed Western Pig iron, ga Linseed, oos
for Calcutta Linseed cakes 60 los Oils quiet at E1sl
for sperm and ESQ for whale and linsecd-
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
Auwnp, April 23-Evening.
Petroleum l5K francs per barrel for standard white
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BOsfoN, April %, 1857.
The woolon mill belonging 10 the herchants woollen
Company, a Mill Village Dcdham nearly destroyed
by nre last night with its contents, Loss $50. .0oo
insured
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"A W0uld-be Voter.

Quite an amusing scene took place at the Tenth Esc-
ton District Of the Seventeenth Ward yesterday
Ing which occasioned by the appearance Of Span
sh darksy before the polls who with democratic tickets
In hand desired the inspectors TO allow him the prvi
lege to exercise his right ~ citizen swhsn did you
become . citizen 2" inquired ono Of the inspection
'Well, don't exactly know" replied the daFk-hued
you take my tickstsf It's. about time you
knew that all men arc eQnAi before the law % here
just drop 'sm in.n Osurteously and with many bows
the inspectors informed the woudbe voter that owing
70 legal circumstances over which they had CONTROL
hoy we're obliged 70 refuse his vote. A. this the
bilious dark man lsfs the room, and, changing his
tickets he went elsewhere TO Hnd somebody who would
compel hose fellows behind the glass boxes 70 stick to
the true oourge Of their bunneas.n
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AUGUSTA, Ca, April 23 1857
fearful tragedy occurred at the race this
city last night Jerry Reid and man named Meister
had alteration and Reid fired Meister, shooting
w. Msinzer, who intsrfered prevent the dificuy.
brother OF Mcintxer then shot Reid Both parties
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~--~~~<~~~
ELECTION Of DELEGATES.
A Light Vote Throughout the
State.
LARGE REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
THE RESULT In THE CITY.
NAMES Of THE CANDIDATES ELECTED.
ia. &c. 10
LARGE REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
THE RESULT IN THE CITY.
NAMES OF THE CANDIDATES ELECTED.

The election passed on yesterday very quietly, and
hight vote pollsd throughout the State Our returns
show large majority Of republican delegates elected,
although in New York and Kings the democrats carried
their whole tickets We have figures a present 70
show the aggregate vote ON the delegates ct largo.
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THE REFORM QUESTION.

The Dissensi0ns In The Liberal Party-Mr.
Gladst0ne's 'sMismanagement.''
LONDON. April 22-Evening
Mr.. Gladstone Is much censured by the members Of
the liberal party and the friends Of the liberal for
what they term his mismanagement Of the Reform
movement
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young man named John Reilly was yesterday morn
ng arrested BY officer Oates charged with voting ne-
gaily at the Sixth Poll district Of the Fourth ward In
voting the prisoner made oath before the inspectors that
he lived at No. 33s Water street. but the oosr testified
before Justice Hogan that Reilly there and
not voter In the Sixth Election district Of the Fourth
ward The accused was committed for examination.
He inimstsd that some person whom he did not name
had prompted him TO swear In his vote
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Not n Few Of the Worst Disorders that A.
nct mankind arise from corruption OF the blood HELM
BoLD'S EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Ia . remedy OF the
ynIu
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In the Forty-fourth precinct there forty five
liquor and dealers arrested yesterday by Captain
waddys force tho charge of violating the election
code Of the Excise law by selling liquor election day.
The names Of the parties arrested are as foiows:-
Demas Fleming John Corr. John Benninger, Henry
Kugler Thomas Matche,t Thomas +. Doher,y, Daniel
McGoldrick, VIM Trott, John McKenny, Christopher
wrde Thomas Fields, Thomas b. Young Fred Man.
king, Fred. Rotman George Gallos, David Sullivan,
Fred. Bretz, Henry Brown, George Dillon, Edward
Jonn Lutgen John Behringer. Charles Heise, Charles
Jacobs Conrady Lane, Theo sater, Peter Smith, John
Edwin Curran, Dedrich Neiber, Henry 0hander, James
Corr, James Carroll Catherine Dowd stephen Kenwood
Henry Hunter. Edward Penrose. Thomas Duty. They
arragned before Justice Morehouse and released
bail.
In the Fortynrst precinct, James vashay and II. H.
Graef forgctful OF the fact that it was election day.
opened their stores and were arrested for the offence
There two arrests in the Forty second precinct Of
liquor dealers, on similar charge On examination,
before Justice Cornwel II was shown they had not know
ngly violated the eighth section OF the Excise law and
they both discharged
Tho liquor and lager beer dealers or the Eastern Dis
trict forgeu OF the law yesterday opened their pac
OF business and large number OF them gobblod
up oy .ne Poce he are & .ne names o. tno
liam Gibson, 80 Fifth street, Bernard Lackey, corner
OF North Second and Fourth Streets John Luhman ~
Grand street, Philip Rothman 176 First street. Thomas
Dorm OF South Fourth and First streets. Philip
wauberg 202 First street, Peter Gesenbcrger 266 First
street. Frederick Myers i25 Fifth street, Anna Kclser
corner Of south Third and First Streets Joseph Riley,
corner OF North Tenth and First streets; Frederick
Groppe, lac North Fifth street; Michael Shields, 400
Grand street, Daniel Doyle, corner OF Smith and Rem
sen streets; Anton Gross. 800 Grand street;
Andrew Keane, corner OF Grand street and Graham
avenue; Henry Myers, corner OF Ainslee and Smith
Streets Henry Beabe OF Grand street Bush.
wick avenue; John Kruscher, corner OF Monroe and
johnson streets; John McKenna corner OF Bushwick
and Maspeth avenues; John Leniner, III Graham
avenue; George Stats, corner Of schoes and Morreli
streets Harman shul'z, corner OF Remsen and Water
smith streets; Thomas T. Berry, 334 Grand street;
Henry Dclmcycr corner Of Broadway and Thornton
street: John Hardt corner Of Broadway and Whipplc
Streets Charles Wege cornor OF Myrtle and Evergreen
avenues; Joseph Pindar, Cook street, near Morre:
Christopher Van Bergen, corner OF Union avenue and
Huron street.
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Rovnl H0yaua Iotfcry.-Prizrs Paid la
gold Informston furnished highest rates paid fer
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, l6 Ws1 street. n &
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Orrs e. Macnaught's spool CoftOn-For
Sewing Machine and hand unsurpAssc6
ALEXANDER KNOX. No Pine street, n. 7.
After May 10 at 5<2 Pearl street, near Broadway
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A M U s e M E N T s.
Theatre Francnis.

Theatre Francais.
The performance given last evening for the benefit Of
Mime. Larmet in all respects success The feature
OF the entertainment the debut Of Mrs. Barney Will
lams the French stage, and the announcement that
American actress would essay her powers in foreign
tongue not the least attractive promise set forth by
the bill. It would be useless to enter into elaborate
criticism Mrs. Williams rendering Of the female
character Un Mari dams du Cotton. Her ability
artistic Of apparent despite the disadvantage
under which she iabored in speaking language not her
own, but her mspronunciation OF the French was
clearly dscernabe, and this doubt, greatly depre
ciated her performance in tho opinion Of the Gallo
habues Of the theatre. Willing applause literally
bestowed and II Mrs Williams be not cassed among the
stars Of the French stage she will at least be looked
upon an accomplished actress and lingulst I'm Ca
price and Un Cangement de Main were the new pieces,
with Messrs Larmet and Fournier and Madame Larmet
In the principal parts.
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msds H. nr wiTIrHs oyEHEfABi.E RmEthITij
REMEDY. Used inwardy. New York agents, DcmAs
barnes a Co, Wells, Holmbold, Coddinatons
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Delegates Elected to the Convent ion,

Delegates Elected To the Convent ion.
REPUBLICAN,
Delegates at Large.
Waldo Hutchins, Eraslus Cook,
William N Evarts Martin J. Townsend,
| George Opdyke, VIM. A. Wheeler,
| A. j. II. Dugannes - Charles Andrews,
George w. Curtis, Tracy Beadie,
Horace Greedy, Charles J. Folger.
Joshua NJ Van Cott, Erastus Prosser,
Ira Harris Augustus Frank.
John King. George Miller,
Henry W Eastman, Francis George Shaw,
Francis Larkin, Ambrose Ryder,
Frederick A Coe Daniel Ullmann,
John Stanton Gould, b Piatt Carpenter,
| Francis Sylvester, Wilson b sheldon,
John NJ Francis, Cornelius L Alien,
Jonathan Armstrong, Adolphus Hitchcock.
George Griffin, James NJ. Cooper.
Lindsey Beach, Seymour I. Stebbins,
Horace T. Smith, Judson 4 Iandou,
Hezekiah Baker, Alambert Pond,
George N. Beckwith, Matthew Hale
~ q. Axteli, A. j. Cherretree,
william q. Brown, Edwin A. Merritt,
Leslie W. Russell, Joel j. Seaver.
Joseph Mullin, Marcus Bickford,
James A. Bell, Edward A. Brown,
Richard Y. sherman, Benj n. Huntington,
Theodore W. Dwight George Williams
T. C. Ferry, Ezra Graves,
John Eddy, A. B Bcaes,
Lindsey NJ Lee Loring Fowler,
Thomas rsn a g. Alvord, Patrick utea G corbe.,, Ss
I. Harris Hiscock, Horatio Ballard.
Elizur Il Prindle, Samuel y Miller,
John Grant, Hobart Krum.
MILO Goodrich, G. 4. Parker,
stephen D. Hand Oliver H. Perry Kinney,
George Rathbun, 0rDon Archer,
Charles 9. Dwight, Leander s. Ketchum.
Meletah H. Lawrence, Angus Mcdonald,
+. @. Lapham. Sterling q. Hadley,
David Rumsey, Elijah p Brooks
George ]. Spencer, Abraham Lawrence,
Jerome Fuller Freeman Clarke,
Lorenzo u. Ely, William A. Reynolds,
Levi y. Bowen, Seth wakeman,
Thomas I. EagIer, Benjamin Field,
William Merrills John NJ Hammond,
Isaac la Endrus, Edward j. Farnum,
George Barker, Norman NJ Allen,
Augustus +. Allen, Henry Van Campen.
Total Republicans elected Observation-Disclosures
DUomAu.
Delegates at Ldrge.
Augustus Shell, Francis Herman,
George Law, George r. Comstock,
Henry G. Murphy, John naqea
Homer A. Nelson, Henry ID. Barto,
David l. seymour Sanford T. Church,
| Jacob Hardenbergh, Henry G. Cbesebro,
Smith n. Weed Joseph a. Masten,
| Alonzo T. Pasges Marshall u. Champaign
D6fricf DeeOuts
John p. Rohe, william D. veeder.
i walter L. Livingston, stephen j. CoIahan,
i u. p. Barnard, John J. schumaker,
Charles Lowrie, Teups a. Bergen.
i Charles r. Daily, IL Hughes
/ Abraham r. Lawrence. ~ Roeera
Samuel r. Garvin, r. r. Derry
| John X Burrill - Jarvis
| Frederick y. Loow, Edwards Pierrepont
! Magnus Gross, Samuel J. Tilden,
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The Howe Machine. Con- Lock Stitch Sow
sewing machinch President. 50 Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1867-04-24

A..Fer Brown Discolcratiens. cailed led Mssh
pared By DR. PERRY . Bond street Sold By al druegs
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Advanced 10 Purchnse.--A Large Stock e
for real and cash. Address call on r
d. RODDY 4 CO., No. ~ Wall street.
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Clear, Smooth Skin and BeNutlful Con-.
piexlon follow the use Of HELMBOLDs CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT .SARSAPARILLA. -
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Havc You Seen Genin,s Latest Dashing and
bewitching novelty called the Idaho ~ not 60 NJ onco
and 0ENIN. bl3 broadway.
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UeImbold,s Extract SarsnpnriIln Cleanscs
and the blood nss the Of health the
SYSTEM aud purges out the humors that make disease.
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while Waiting for .cssa CsnsS n eo,s Go ~ AZ ~
came you onrs ars oJApsBs ExPECroRAN sure for
III ~, ~, ~ ~ - mi Coda Sold everywhere.
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Address. Genuine NIeerschaum Goods Ma5-
street: also repairing done. Boiling 81.
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Aa3S0 Broadway may be had ai Works 90
Charts Of Character given daily BY FOWLHR b WELLS.
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The Pnrisian Flower COMPANY. Who1esaIe
And rsta VII oecn this day maenieseni ssIomsd M snd 81,
Broadway al the sign Of Tho Brde.s ~ b-snAaH -
sortmenn 70 Mnliners at Wholesale prices.
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Gentlemen Having Country Seats and
gardens VIII find the poudrette Of the Lodi Manu-
featuring the and the handiest for
lawns grape vines vegetables and early Send ~
pamphlet &C. Office 66 Coriandt street.
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CristndOrO's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Mas
ufactured. Wholesale and retail; also applied q No
Asfnr Ham
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Iron Work for Buildings.
JAMES L. JACKSON BROTHER, Twentyeigh
street Second Twenty ninth street. msnufsc
turers OF every description OF IRON WORK FOR BUILD
ING PURPOSES Building Fronts, Girders. Columns,
Beams shutters Vault Lights, Ralings stable Fixtures
Opera House Chairs dc Particular attention paid
10 the manufacture OF nnc Castings.
Estimates furnished when requesed.i
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sickly. Puny Infants, Invalide. Dyspeptlcs,
should have COMSTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD. Resembles
human milk blood forming digested and assimf
lated by the weakest Laboratory 81 Corandt s
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Stickwsips Mscilagc
Is
KING OF THE MARKET.
me CHEAPEST.


srttyberU,s German OiutDeut-Wawautea q
old wounds arrOfula~ sat rhcum, an
bone and For sale nj the drug STORE No g.
Bowery.
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y...s Ladies, beware Of She Iniuriou. Ef-
ssJ &c powders and washes. III such remedies close
n bc pores oi Inc and In time destroy the
campesion fyou seqa ssys, fress healthy And yess.
RLLLA
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Serious reflections for in Essays OF the How.
Diseases induced by ignorance Of Natures Laws rt
age Sent In scaled Lester envelopes, charge
ton, Philadelphia, Pa
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tol PcSfaFtf cSRFaiss TSEfyi sEE yifdkNffofE kksHf;f Gs
NEW QUALITIES.
- KKIrYs ~ BrosdwaS
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Stadt Y,hentre.

Mr.. Daniel Bandmann commenced an engagement at
this theatre last night undertaking for his debut this
that strange medley Of contradictions ye melan
choly Dane, Hamlet The house not we'll filled
might be- but those that were in 1t we're lavish Of
applause and bouquets and MT Bandmann has reason
20 complain of his reception His Hamlet last night
. considerable improvement his English impersona-
ton n this city some two or three years since.
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Under ~. Paula cIDcks the Tastelns ~ ~ -. ~.
ter KNOX ejuyenaies his blocks The ppvh IN ~ %
cry, We freely rocks for the Asse snS' ~ ~
locks and who neer the graccs shocks" so h ~ .rh
rhymes They not without reason ,pa sesb IIai On
uty and elernuce workmanship t.s see a.
sale or made 70 order at the TIVE siefes' ~ - ~ -
uxoadway, II 3 pcripatetic poem OF hseh~
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BenutifuI Hair" Chcvalier,s Life fer th4
HAIR hair its original color and
youthful beauty impsr nrs and strength 70 the weaas
unparalleled hair dressng Sold by all druggists aaA
fashionable hair dSessers and e. my onco ~ BroedIaE
NY. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, H. D.
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Tn the Spring Months the svstcm Naturally
undergoea a change, and iiELMB0LDS HIGHLY CON-
CENIRATED EXfRACT OF sARsAPARILLA IL as-
sistant OF the greatest value.