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The New York herald., 1869-04-07
DARING ASSAULT THIS MORNING.

This morning, about one O'clock Jno. Slater doing
business at No. "A Nassau street, while passing
through Crosby street, between Broome and Spring
streets, feoniously assaulted by one Jno. Steele
living at No. 16 Beach street, painter by occupa.
tion. Fortunately the dastardiy outrage was OBJ
served by an officer OF the Fourteenth pre-
cinct, who arrested the scOundrel. Assistance
was called and the assaulted man was conveyed to
the station house In insensible condition. Sur
geon Armstrong, OF the Central Office, was imme-
diately called, ald when he arrived Mr. Slater had
recovered sufficiently to speak nelligiby. He VIII
recover. IL is the opinion OF the onicer who made
the arrest that the prisoner also attempted 10 COM
init highway robbery.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
A STRANGE CASE.

Last night quite late 1t was reported at the sixth
precinct that Emma Lasselle, babe nineteen
months DID, had died suddenly while in the charge
OF Lizzie Beach, colored nurse living at No. 2
Catharine lane, and that burial certificate had
been refused in the case by the authorized official
Upon investigation II was ascertaned that the child
had been LEFT in.the care Of LIZZIE by her parents,
John and Mary Lasselle, to remain with her until
they returned from visit in the country for their
health and that no physician was in attendance, and
therefore the cause OF her death could not be
tanned. The Coroner was notified TO hold an inquest,
thoroughly sifted.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
NAVAL iNEELLIGEyCE.

Captain Edward r. Calhoun has been directed to
mold himself in readiness for the command or the
cad Mantonomah now lttng out for service. Lieu.
tenant Commander Francis NJ. Bunce will be ordered
TO duty on board the Mantonomah Lieutenant
Commander A. " Mitchell VIII be detached from the
Saratoga on the 1st of MAY next; leave granted.
Ensigns Edward W. Henrcks and r. u. Gilmore are
ordered TO the receiving ship New Hampshire. Chief
Engineer George +. Sewall is ordered to the New
YORK Navy Yard Ensign " William Watts has been
detached from the New Hampshire and upon hts
examination Will report for duty on board Of the
Iaiena.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
Musical, and Theatrical Notes.

On Wednesday next the company from the Theatre
Francais will inausurate brief season OF opera
0oube, extending over ten nights and two matinees
at the Academy OF Music, Philadelphia. All Of the
most popular French operas will be given with the
full strength Of Mr.. Grau's excellent troupe. The
'broadorims' OF the Quaker City will this time be
favored with opera botl1e they never yet have
had 1t, and 1t Is expected that they Will enjoy it in
mensely and that they will entertain better opinion
OF IL than heretofore
Mr. ald Mrs Harry Watkins are drawing good
houses In Buffalo, where they are playing In ''Trod-
den Down." "Scnool" will be kept nightly In the
same city next week.
Blind Tom Will astonsh the Syracusans this even
ing by his marvellous thumbng OF the keys.
Mr.. J. NJ. Ward Is endeavorlng, IN his peculiar
manner, TO tickle the Trojans with series Of Irish
characters; but the Trojans have seen the same
thng done better before. Mr.. Ward plays IN Troy
during the remainder OF the present week.
Nellie Germon IL gushing as PeaChbossom In
under the Gasght' III Rochester, wnere she Is de-
| lighting large audiences.
''Fair PaYr will be the sensation this evening in
| Worcester.
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Weather AiOny the Coas,.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 6, 1850.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purses Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to our Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Press not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery OF packages
will be by the following
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March g. 1861:
Resolved, That and after April 1863 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
ca The once of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANNFTTE is at Whitehall slip. All communications
and consgnees the Of bound
sells Will be forwarded free OF charge.
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Marine Disnx,pr..

sryhHeuir QuAKtn CITY, Fills, from New Orleans and
Havana, when onng out OF Havana is inst disaranged
her machinery and was Obliged TO to anchor.
suip lIorM tBf), from Liverpool for Tew Orleans, put
into Kingston, ia. 2ld al Tor water and provlsions
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

Valley of Dogs, but which was generally much
crowded by tourists in search OF health. The lee
turer brought his discourse to Q close by several
experiments, which fully illustrated his subject
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
SAILED.

Steamships CRY of Cork, Liverpool VIA Halifax; saronia.
Hamburg; virgo, Savannah Charieston Charleston Nasa-
NorfOik, &C.
Wind at sunset WSw, light
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S HIPPIN G. Ne w S.

AImana, Tor New York...This Day.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

RApiCAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAusrtc ~
~ uclenuon from business, for structure Fsnla piI.5
Dsee OF fevc Viscera Diseases and Dcforniics of IN
s nose ace and person Address by eer or
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d., ia Lexington avenue.
THOMAS r.. AGSEw, 300 gREENwrcp srerpr ro1
a., % ner Murray street. New York, Ia Offering bargains daiU
~ a,h ens Vomees sugas Mossses syrups, Msckere Fod
house. ~ ''N''''""'' ""s '''Vo -
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SHIP NARRAGANsKTT Hanln, from Havre March - for
New York, put back on the 2bth dismasted.

SHIP NARRAeAnsKTT, Hsulin from Havrs March - for
Few York, put back on the 18th disnased.
BARK DENoY-A telegram from Liverpool april b)says;-
BARK Dency Captain Gray from Winerpor Feb for Car
dsna abandoned ut on the 18th OF February crew
all saved.
BRIG CANDAoE-A Liverpool telegram, dated April 8,
ton, before reported mssng abandoned the
24th OF February; crew all saved
BRIG WM CREEvEY, from Bermuda for New York, put
Of ship Koomar from Liverpool for New York, which put
into Bermuda In distress.
BRIG KALMo, ~ davs out from Portland, Me- put into
Nassau Mp previous TO 2h ul In Distress She taken
OF the Bahama Banks, where she suffered slight in
jury, and was taken to Nassau for repairs.
SoHR MoRRIs-The schooner before reported ashore
the Brandywine Shoal IL the Norris from Jackson
vile for Philadelphia She 10 full Of wafer but may be got
OF with favorable weather.
soHR KESDUsKEAG, Wyatt, from Wilmington, NC, for
Freepo Me- with ship Staring),
from Liverpool for New York. the night Of the 3D. about
40 miles south OF Barnega The kendskeag lost foretop
mast jbboom and flying jb, sprung bowsprit windlass
broken and parted headsear.
scHR GEORGE ALBERT (of Belfast, Mel from Whining
ton NC, for Salem with lumber towed into Gloucester
miles south Of ghand Light with loss of both masts and
bowspr She in collision with the schr Euea (o Gar
diner Durham, from Hohoken for Lynn The OF the
latter saved by the schr Caroline Young from Phlade
pha which arrived at Boston Yesterday The Eueta
built at Bath In 1857 registered SO tons and hailed from Gar
diner. Me).
sCHR ELISHA BROOKS Bridgeport for Ezabethport,
before reported towed OF Blackwels Island lies on her
beam ends at Astoria.
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CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE.
There are one hundred and twenty

There ara one hundred and twenty
six prisoners in the county Jail. Thirty
we're admitted during the psst week.
There were twenty eases tried at the
Second District 5"tatiOnhOuse last even
ing. Most OF these were for minor often
s~es-drunks, etc.
One HOrrigan had 8 man named
Henry Honde arrested yesterday for SIS
sault and battery. The case will be
heard before Squire Norton this morn
ing.
Jack Haley and Mike Adams, ne
g-Oes, stole a jar OF tobacco, and were
caught by detectives McCuUe and Ire
land. They were carried before Squire
Black, and sent to jsi, in default Of bail.
Mrs. Castlemsn, who lives at the
foot Of Lindsey street, was yesterday
morning robbed OF $3.50 in currency, by
a German lad whom she had in her EN-
ploy. The boy disappeared, and the pc
lice are after HIM.
-Chas. Harris, q big, burly negro,
saw a sickly looking country negro have
two dollar bill. Harris demanded if,
and on being refused, struck the negro
with a pair OF brsss knackles knocking
him down, and then robbed him. The
black rascal wss seen and caught. He
was sent to Jail yesterday evening by
Commissioner Richards.
-Cally johnson, . negro, was seen by
officer Kaiser furnishing a very fin
gold watch, and arrested him on suspi-
ciOn Of having stolen it. Ga examine
ton it was found to be q watch stolen
from L. LorenZi, over eighteen months
ago. "Cal" was sent up to await the
sctiOn Of the Grand Jury.
John Fountain and Eugene McAu-
lif, two darkies vino hang around Judge
Barbour Lewis Office, were arrested by
the Second District police yesterday, on
complaint of Mr.. L. E. Dyer, who charges
them with stealing about $500 in county
warrants. The case was carried before
Squire Griffith and the theft clearly
proved on them, and they were sen TO
ISL Ia default Of bail. Fountain, it APP
pears, stole $40 Of the money first to see
what it was worth, and took it to Jimmy
Gallagher TO examine. Something in
his actions made Jimmy think that the
money was stolen, so he proposed 10 go
into partnership with him. Fountain
fell into the trap, and Gallagher, as soon
as he got all the information necessary,
d" bowed on him.
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STATE NEWS.
suicide of an OLD and Resp Ct-
sbIe Gifzem I'm Jackson,
TenneSseY.

On Friday night, sbeut . O'Clock, ssys
the Jackson Tribune Of Saturday, q sad
tragedy occurred ab Jut six nniles south
wess OF This place, an old q izen by the
name of Thomas A. NOEL cutting If his
own life. Coroner VIM. Alexander, 10
whom we are indebted for the facts con-
nected with the case, held az inquest On
the body. tins facts ELECTED by the Cor
OnsT's inquest we're substantially that
Mr.. NOEL took his shot gun ana after
loading it, started out, apparently to
take 3 hunt, but when his son started to
90 with him ne sent him back. then
went on some two hundred yards from
the house and proceeded to execute his
premeditated design of putting an end
to his life. He overcame the difficulty
OF firing the gun while the muzzle
was pointed al his head by taking
off a suspender, one end Of which he
fastened TO the trigger and with the
other made aloop sufficiently large to
admit his foot. Placing his foot in the
loop and pointing the muzzle of the
gun under his chin, a pressure OF the
foot freed Mr.. NOEL from the cares and
troubles of earth, whatever they may
have been, and sent his soul to explore
the realities of eternity. The charge Of
shot passed through the head, causing
instant death. Although the report Of
the gun vas heard, no harm was sus-
pected, and the melancholy fact was not
discovered until about two hours after
ward. Mr.. NOEL stood well as a citizen
and was regarded by his neighbOrs as 8
worthy gentleman. He was an active
member Of ths Baptist church, and some
times OF late seemed to be in q despond-
ing mood because he had accomplished
80 little for the cause OF religion. He
also belonged to the Masonic fraternity.
No cause Is known which induced him
to thu prematurely end his earthly Ca
reer. On Sunday the body was Inferred
with Masonic rites.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW MEMPHIS VHEATER-Ihe muir
by, threatening weather which promised,
up to five o'clock yesterday afternoon,
to keen our ladies indoors still another
nigst OF the stay Of Miss Price, faired OF
and the sun set g~lOriOusly. The conse-
auence was a larger than usual turnout
Of the 4" fair sex - at the New Memphis,
last night. The play was East Lynne,
with Miss Price in the dual character or
"Lady Isabel Vane" and Madam
Vine.U The cast embraced Malmburg,
Hamilton, flanagan, White, Cilne,
O'Keefe and Nanc3mp, and Miss Pun
kett, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Henrie, Mrs.
Hamilton and little Jessie Henrie, all CT
whom made the most of their parts.
The play is a -drsmadz4tiOn OF the novel
Of the same name, which is, as every one
knows. OF the most sensational de-
scrjptiOl. Miss Price brought out every
thing there was dramatic in her role,
and really made more Of the play than
we thought possible. Tonight We have
LucretiG BOrqid. Fairy Fingers, which
hss been in rehearsal, viii De given on
WaT7osdaT evening. This will be the
third tine this beautiful comedy has ever
been rendered, Being by ne autnoF CT
FLnchOa, the Pearl Of SaDc8i u rea
NAV know what to expect.
TIE GATETY.-AnoGher week OF fu1
was inauguratsd AZ this popular place Of
resort last night, Bob Hart leading the
van, along with the Buckingham fam
ily, Miss Nellie Howard, the cha NIPPON
liz dancer, TOOIey, Murphy, Oscar
Willis, and others. Manager Etiey VIII
be cut in q day or gWo At his post again.
THE VARIETIEs.-BrcOun achieved q
great triumph last night At mas theateT.
The C1R-cGn de Mobile, as produced sy
Mons. VaBdemonU and Mile. lie Favere
was magnificent and set every body wild,
Misses Magic, PARKER and Andy taking
things by storm. IL will Do repeated to-
night.
LAST DAY POSITIVELY,-We expect
TO see the New Assembly Hall packed
and jammeJ al 81 and s o'clock to-day
BY our citizens, u see the Panorama or
New York City. II exhibits At those
hours for the benefit Of Grace Episcopal
Church, OF Memphis. Fifteen thousand
persons have visited this Panorama here
The psstt Two weeks. The ladies OF Grace
Church will realize, at leest, $1,000 u OF
their benefit to-day.
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TO Members Of the Catholic
Church,

On the 9Th, 2Sth and Goth of April
next, a Bazsar and grand distribution Of
premiums for the completion OF the new
college and church, Mount Argus, Dub
lin, ireland, will take place at the R)-
tunda, Dublin. The pris9s sum up a
totsl value of fifteen thousand dollars,
and embrace ali soFts OF articles,
including Limerick lace shRwls, man
tel ornaments, jswelry, watches and
palnting, Among the latter is the cele-
bratsd work Of Henry McManus, Esq,
Z. b. b entitled, " The Introduction Of
Christianity into Ireland.h Tickets are
to be had at tho APPEAL Office, only %
Genus each, We will take sad send on
orders TO any AHa"nnt for pers5E9 d-@.-
GUS of helping in this good work.
AINSLIE. KEATING ~ co.
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Los OK STOLGE.-TWo Dcgs-a yell
low an, three splits in his lef. ear, and 3
large greyhound, speckled grey specks.
TIE yellow tan ansWeIs TO The name If
aR1ck,U and the greyhound to the name
OF - Singer" Any person deiiyeiiDg
one or both to me, or giving any infor-
NATION SIS 10 their whereabouts, viii be
libsrally rewarded. a. L CHEAEs,
40 North Court.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate On to. morrow morning, the
18th inst, at II O'Clock, Monsarrat, La
nier & Co. will sell. on the premises, ct
auction, six beautiful building lots, on
Pontotoc street, just east Of Orleans and
north of Vance street. And at twelve
O'Clock (noOn) they will sell two velua-
able lots at the Intersection Of Vance and
Orleans streets. The city street care are
running to and from the premiscs every
few minutes during the day. See adver-
tisement in this mornings APPEAL and
10 The Real Estate Bulletin, published
on pesferdaY.
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RAILROAD
Name Changed.

While the New Orleans and Ohio
Railroad has changed hands it has also
changed its name. The new company
now call it the Paducah and Gulf Rail-
road. The Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad and the Beilefon-
taiae r lilwsy were recently consolidated
under the name Of the Cleveland, Column
bus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Rail-
way.
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TIRE COURTS.

Law COURT-H s. Lee, Judge.-This
Court met yesterday morning and pro-
ceeded to dispose of the regular business
before it. The following judgments were
rendered during the day:
Jennings vs. Waggoner d. Hough-dls.
missal ss to Waggoner ana Judgment
for plaintiff against HOugh to the
amount OF $1,000.
Mariner ct al VS. Wood-judgment for
plaintiff SI4 81.
Taylor & PauldiDg vs MeNei!-judgment
by default. S25l9 81.
Morrison vs. Smith ct al-judgment for
defendants.
The case of Smith and wife vs. Brink
ley was on trial when Court adjourned.
To-day the above case will be resumed
and disposed of, after which the regular
calendar will be taken up, commencing
with the case OF Mayor and Aldermen Of
Memphis VS.. Ryan, No. 1887.
The Jury in the Johnson Wicks case
are still unable to agree.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. ". WdLdrdn,
JMdge.-This Court convened yesterday
morning at the usual hour, and took up
the regular calendar as published SIM
day morning. Inserted below will be
found the Judgments rendered in cases
decided at that time
Blackburn & Co. va. Brinkley judg-
ment for plaintiff S428S %.
?. d d. Northern Bank Kentucky vs..
Winn ct al; judgment for plaintiff
$50 20.
Hunt VS.. wormeley ct al; judgment
for plaintiff S726 II.
Harris We. Kellar; Judgment for plain
tiff S207.
To-day the Court will endeavor to hear
and determine the cases remaining I'M
tried ON yesterdays calendar, which are
as follows Nos. l725. 1413, 1925, 1927,
1871, 1872, 1873, 1875 1876, 1887, 1879,
l745, 1746, 1747, l75l, 1888, 1856, 1857.
CHANCERY CoURT.-W VIM. N. Smith,
Chancellor As Court did not meet I'M
til very late but little business was done
yesterday. The following cases are set
specially for to-day, the 18Th
Cook Va Mckinney.
S27 Shelton vs Parham.
SlI Staley vs Biggar.
$50 Anderson VS. SellRrs.
839 Williams vs. Saivers.
8SS Foster We Maydwell.
$50 Hart vs. JamisOn.
$50 Cash vs. Bond.
854 Dickens VS. Dickens.
S64 Shaw vs. Stillman.
SG4 D0ckery VS. Daniels.
sos Wicks vs. Moore.
TAI Apperson vs. Lundy.
$50 MCMILLAN vsJCarlisle.
CRIMINAL COURT. = YIN. Hunter,
Jidge.-The trivial of Fred Russer, iu-
dieteG for murder, commenced yesterday.
The whole day was spent in empsnnel-
ing a jury in the case. The prisoner is
charged with numbering a man by the
name of Moses Hecht, in his own room,
on Poplar street, some time during the
month of June, 1867. Judging from the
amount OF testimony expected to be ad-
dueed, the case will be before the Court
for some days to come. Eminent Oun
sci are engaged on both sides.
The Grand Jury Of this Court was dis
charged Yesterday.
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the memphis and selna RAN. Dad.

AAl1
The ColumOus (Mlss.) LadeG, in an
editorial ON this road, says This road
will be built. Gen. Forrest promises to
devote his whole attention to it, and all
business men know what the energy of
such 3 man devoted to 3 singie purpose
san accomplish. There is not a section
along any of the proposed routes
that has not entered into the
scheme with enthusiasm-exeept this
one; negotiations were probably COM
pletad yesterday In Selma for the pur-
chase of the Newburn and NJ srion
branch roads for this more extensive en-
terprise. The State of Alabama offers 3
bonus or 8 loan Of Sic, 600 per mile for
the Alabama portion Of the road, and
zen. Forrest says, ia q letter to One of
the directors, which we have just seen,
the road can Commence operations
from that tthe selma end of the road at
an early day, and with the State aid
can build most of the road IN Alabama
this year ~ there is no donbt that MIS-
slssippi, when it begins to leglslate for
itssIf sgain, will be as musihoent as
Alabama to the projected roads through
its own borders, and this will determine
everything about the road except the
! routes it may choose,
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THE proprieiors OF the Commercial
Hotel are now having the house thor
oUghly painted, the walls Of the rooms
are being beautifully psDsred, and new
carpets are being LAID. AS SCI se com
Dleted. their house viii compare favor
ably with any hotel in the city. The
Allen Brothers sre p~ersevering and en-
crgetic young meS. and are making hosts
Of friends with their courteous and polite
attentions to their guests.
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EMMoNs q SOC, No. 1O Jeferson s!ree

EMMoNs & Son, No. 10 jefferson street,
and 1913 Main street, received yesterday
Army and Navy Journal, Days DoiDgs,
Sporting Times, Bsecher's Sermons, No.
Is, True Flag, American Union, Die
Welt, German Leslie, Hearth and Home,
Dsy Book, Bsllou Novelette,, Nc. 1872
south, Cooley for April, dailies from New
York, st. Louis, Cincinnati and Louis.
vile, and Round Table.
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Books AT AUCTION. This morning at
10 O'clock, at cur sales room, we will sell
several hundred volumes of books, among
which will be found many old and vaiu-
able works-ecclesiasticsl, political and
IiteraTy-nOW almost ont Of print.
ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT & co,
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THE closing sale Of fas watches ana
superb diamonds will commence this
morning vt the sslesrooms Of W. d.
PassmOTe & Co., 81 ten O'clocE. We az
wise our friends DESTROYS Of securing bar
gains 10 The above line Of goods 90 at
lend the sale, a. everything sold viii be
warranted.
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BEAUTIFUL Prints at seesseps.

NoTIoE.-We have reopened with &
splendid stock OF stoves and tinwaTe, ! o
e~,uDection with PetrO and coal oil,
ismns and lamp fixtures, which We shall
have always on hard, in any quantity,
At the Iowest market prices. Our pat
Tons will plssse call and address their
orders to No. 1864 Main street, formerly
S34 Main street.
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FOB SALE.

TDP sAIE-Tne enUire Furniture Of q cot
tqge. almost new, viii be sold at haI It's
cost. and the cottage for rent-being rare OPP
bonse-kreUing ABply 20 AMES, &
OrS Furniture and Carpet store, $50 MaIn
street.
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PosTPoNEMENT.-The sale Of s. f.
Babcoek's entire stock Of Fruit Trees,
which wss postponed yesterday on &C
count of the weather, will positively take
place this morning at II O'Clock, at the
auctisn rooms Of Cayce q Son, 29S Sec
end street.
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gSchfel EG6 GEropa. Die sEsnIas
Rriirral SmI@ ruu 9igmrEie be! arrangements
ed1pHm, 10 rag re btrscf aEi ode 8FpBsrfH
&t6tie 81 9uTrra Sittsn fam. Gite u slas grs-
a 9teufmlAtrt firSClhs, Nude ibreH 6rtuHon
orr gIruanriSa gjGh ieideu ppueH. I
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FDOUR-Just received on c0nsigr-
ment, direct from the mills, one thou
sand Garrels o. Flour, comprising every
variety OF grades, from Fine TO the
Choicest s.. Louis brands, and fof sale
very Low fer cssb, by Atwood q Amer
son, $50 Man street.
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RVCKEYE RALVL "a fresh
supply Of Ihe justly celebrated
article for the cure Of Plies re
cefVed aud for sale by
a, W. JONES a. CO..
Wholesale Druggists.
23z Main street.
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SPRING style Hats, the finest at Leidy

DR.. LANE, SURGEON C-HIROPODIsT,
can be consulted at his rooms, Peabody
Hotel, on sll diseases of the Feet, such as
Corns, Bunions, Callosities, Enlarged and
Disabled Joints. He will alleviate by his
instantaneous and painless process OF
effectuslly removing the worst cases OF
soft and hard COrns, Buni0ns, Nails PEN
etrating the FISH, and all other eXere-
cences of the Feet. His procedures new
and different from any hitherto intro
diced. When persons are suffering the
most e~xcruciating pain, he can give them
instantaneous and permanent relief.
Persons relieved OF these excrsscences eX-
p~erieuce the greatest comfort OF human
existence. He can remove the worst
soft or hard Corn without any injury to
the Feet, and removes the worst BuBiOns
without injury to the metatsrsus bone. I