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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-11

.-s.s- PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Are mAlcd hTcspeet the causes souTees
crie 10 other causes of OF the frame iocy. mad
the nervous system, cough aud symptoms Indicating CON
sumption. when the truths that they have indug.
perneiOus though alluIins practice,
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E lsl 3 DFo4 Any NrFlIIseikSerF
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his distressing symptom OF consumption arises from
Inflammation OF the Lungs, the membrane called the
Peura or from bronchial affection OF the air passages IL
either case is very dangerous indication disease
The cause OF this symptom SHOULD be removed at
ami nothing posi- bly, et that object speedily
$50
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wheeling and Pittsburgh

erStR The fine passenger steamer JULIt
l. II eDE.4N Birminss, MASTER will leave fol
Sts.N ~ tho above place every Tuesday. at 4 o.
~ clock, y NJ. sis sd siFaI ~.
Janis ~ fal s'aI5S = - s. q. HAFtERtS co.
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Delicate females and children Will hd this g bless
ing. 1t has restored thousands 10 health
HIFpton'S Vegetable TTsee.-CsiI and get pamphlets
gratis. with the history discovery OF wonderful
blood PURIFIER aud see certificates ef Citizens OF
Eeaatisnl dyepsa, Scrolua, Liver complaint, general
weakness and nervousness etc,
or For sale y.r n. LOGAN e CO., Wheeling Gere-
rdI agents. vs. NJ. X. MCKEE, 9Th aud by Druggists
generally 5.tat7 p -a'taE't9Flt
WsSGid by MORTIMER & MowBRAY, go Balti-
street, BsltinoTei Iiroadway.S.e York.
tGcg- nee 81 per bottle [iy9sdaw1y Banle
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tillou.
SENTENCES.

~
md Larceny james Willis, convicted OF having
4 SAL in bank bills from Milton II. Marks, Of Charl
Erect, was sentenced TO two years confinement ia
tate prison
siring Stolen Goods Henry Saunders and Domtnick
Prick, convic cd Of hsyipg re :efved quantity Of
pens, por temonnaies AMI stationery, knowing them
I've been stolen from Loutreli Rich, were sentenced
ito 90 confined for two years and three months in
tate prison.
ht Larceny John Cook, who pleaded guilty to steal
awo glazer diamonds from John ii. Williams & Son
sfntenced to six months imprisonment in the Peni.
'sry.
and Larccny.-Jacob Meyer was tried and con yicted
ealing trunk containing more than $50 worth Of
ing, rom Mr. and Mrs, Cook. Remanded for sen
ID.
tting an EnSgdns-Philip Goldstein was then
I'D at the BAR, charged with stealing a trunk con
Dg many valuabes, from Catharine Wielland who
.med, had just arrived here from Germany at the
Of the commission of the alleged robbery and gave
baggagt to the defendant TO forward for her. which
unfortunately did not receive. There bcing no
intent proved, as no evidence atducea to show
he appropriated the to his own USE the iury
charge of the Court, rendered formal verdict OF
luittal."
and Ldrceny-Jobn Livingston was then placed At
par charged with stealing watch and chain q pair
Ants, and money to the amount OF $50, rom Alex
y Thompso sailors private boarding house
er. The evidence not going to show that there was
criminal intent in the taking Of the pants the only
10 found in the possession of the accused the jury
lifted him.
10 Court then adjourned for the day
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10 preserve many years, 70 be he ioy and the
Of the Spanish nat. On. eSigncd, Gc.)
"a la GRAkDE, 1ay 10, 1854.
following dec,ee of Queen Isabel, in relation
Watering Las been circulated in the Island
consideration Of the facts laid before me by nv
ter OF Marine, with the advice OF the Council,
ee as f,llows:-
icle l. 1t IL prohibited in all ports of the mo-
y, to equip, provision, or admit any foreign
= bearing the Russian flag.
Sicle z. The proprietors, masters, or captains Of
ish merchant vessels, are also prohibited from
g letters OF marque from any foreign power, or
g them any aid, unless it be in the cause Of
unity in the case of q fire or shipwreck.
ucle 8. The safe transport OF every article Of
aerce under the Spanish flag is guaranteed, ex-
ng articles contraband Of war, or where an
lpt is made to pass into port blockaded by
elligtrents; in which cases the government Of
iajesty will not be answerable for injuries sus-
d by those who have acted in violation of this
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Superior s,ourt-In Chambers.

BeIOre Hon. Judge Campbell
uNB IA In the Case Of JdRes Dunlap, an ALeged Lu-
he-The Court said that the legality of the conine
Of the lunatc could not be tested by writ Of habeas
pos inasmuch as the original proceedings were in the
ersal Counsel should therefore apply to that court
suprsedds. The present writ of habeas must there
B be discharged Mr. Blankman, the counsel for Mr.
pap has taken the necessary steps to procure re-
bring in the Supreme Court.
|ames Mccarthy, Jr. soldier of the United States
py. was claimed By his father to have been minor
pm ne entered the service, and his discharge was de-
commended that his father had consented The Judge
Y 1t was q hardship on the government but as the
was minor wnen he enlisted be must be dis
srged
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Supreme COart--In Chambers.

to.
frGtorher 4. Kelley against Edardrd z. C. Judson
Bunutne) This was motion for order for arrest,
Pie alleged ground of the defendant having failed to
over money collected on account or the plaintiff.
er granted and bail entered.
be case If Michael Farley and ,ofe Naryares in the
Ss County Court Of Oyer and 1srminer. jury In
case came into court yesterday noon, after an alb
Ee of about eighteen hour-, and announced their in
ity 70 agree upon verdict The presiding Judge
ckwel) informed them that the precedent OF trying
case over again could not be established as the
ence must necessarily be submitted to another jury
sent them back for further elaboration. His houor
q unwell adjourned the court and proceeded to his
dence at Fort Hamilton. The verdict, II decided
n will consequently OF be made known until the as
bling of the court on Thursday (this) morning
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jersey Cttv Intalfluence.

rsTIvAL BY THE ,REE MAsoSs.-St. Johns DAY. June
VIII be celebrated by Masonic festival at CONNER
= Hall, by Hiram Lodge, of Jersey City. None but
p Aasons will be admitted to the banquet. bod
|rth's Band is engaged for the occasion.
uxK DEALERS FINED Two junk dealers were arrested
terday by Capt. Farley for purchasing bottles con-
Fy 10 the law passed last winter. They had 20 bot.
bought at the rate OF is cents per dozen, and were
led ~ cents each bottle, or $l4 80 fer tho lot.
Lots al Greenvie, Is by 100 feet in sze were sold by
lvd Scott auctonecr, on Montay, at prices ranging
bm S12a to $500 each.
kssw scnooI Houss-The special committee appointed
the Board of Education TO aid in selecting site for
bic school building in the Fourth ward has conferred
th the Common Council Committee on Public Grounds
d Buildings and it has been determined TO purchase
mr. lots on the eas,erly side Of Eric street. between
Fifth and South Sixth streets, for that purpose.
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YEARS . y
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are resueet
fully invited to attend MS funeral from his hate real
depce ssz Srand street. Williamsburg this day Thurs-
day, at O'Clock, without further notice
On Wednesday, June "a, ALFRED MARTYR son Of Urah
and Elizabeth Martin, aged IS months.
The funeral will take place this day at oclok from,
the residence of his parents, of Franklin and
streets, Gree npoint l. l. =
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L0fRe Sale o. LOU NJ OIMkchmOut, OefDey
Ci,yfbis day, h orsday) 18th inst TO DO sold By D.
SCOTT auotionesr O'clock the ground, l30 lots
known Clifton svenue, adjoining Clsremont and sher
wood and vtn two miles Of Jersey City ferry aase
The IL airs ady graded, improved marked
n.e gss s-a 9Aated with shade trees The lands ad
iIsS n0sty cen rp~ch tsed in ANAL plots, aud
frl residences tressJ aad now In course Of
.s.'~n .iT.sH Ih-t love Asys most co nmsn dins and
l.tig s.ss NJ cj itt bay end barbor. Long
IA M, s,A.on tsnd Sandy Hook ths HackeDssck, Pas
fe:c r.wsfk &r Nud the proposed railroad TO Bsrsea
psssiar 4 few yards will bring the lots within
~ ss -. ,fFerfoJ city ferry making thls atosethsr
tt,i,n desirable property offered for sale
Nhin cir,s 4 -aes Of New YORK This property
viii be tod portions ahou. four acres each, 10
lst lu sfordng desrable 3pprtruity 70 eapsist
fcr nfesmsrt Tor frrtber pafticulaTs, In iuiss or
cott rsM esta'e sgetionAer, Jeracy lily. stagss viii
p- trPore the terry Jsrrey CITY hall pact - 90 halt
0c clock hurssky l5th Instant, TO afford free
convey ance 10 tie place ~ sale.
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On Tuesday, Juno 10, ANN BUTLER, wife Of Edmond
Butler, Datiyc Of Gland county Wexford, parish Of
Ethermne.
Her funeral wiz take place thb day, 18th inst,
from her late residence No. "a Henry street Her
friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
attend.
On Monday, May 30, M. MARrET, % years Of age.
His remains win be inferred In the cemetery Of Ever
greens.
On Tuesday, June 49, ANN ssowDsv wife Of Oscar
snovden 10 the 3sth year OF her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the frnera Sunday afternoon the
18Th inst at O'Clock, from her late residence 81 Mott
street without further invitation.
On "Wednesday, June "a, MARY f. FORD aged %
years.
Eorfpneral win take place Friday, 16th inst AZ
O'clock from the residence 81 her brother naw,
~ fifty.nfth street and xth avenue.
On "Wednesday, june -. ALEXANDER ANDERSON Mac
NEeu aged 9 cars and months.
Ills funefnI wiil ake li4ce this day, ~ O'Clock PM
t+sf- ri IL re-t4 49, - WIG S. a.
Tn Brocsiyn Monds, Iane ~, Juu, G., laughter
Of Co1tsa { ilcrT, sgso - y.5s
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UE1IxD STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. SO, q, 40, SO,
!, %, 30, 81, so, so to SO.
sUFREnE oouRr-special Term.-Demurrers a and la)
Ind Nos. Is 10 "a, 81, IS, 80 to 33.
SUPREME CounT-Circut-Nos 37s 47e, SIT, AL, 1854
|as, 4sb 1s4, b2s, $50, 6si, ss7 TO $40: 600 .o
|377, 1se, 1925, 1870, has, 81, 81, sos, has,
ls2, lleo, hs3, ll7o, liz, lila, li7s, 1892,
se s es a07 isa Ss sss 1919 ,so
80.
COMMON PlEAs-Pars Mos. 1Oeo 1862, 1904, 1866,
4067, 1908, 1910 to 1877. Part I.-Nos 1898, 1889,
ObQ.
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yaxr paper this morning that you arrived in this
city and delivered myself u Justice Oborne
bsiofe whom Wildes Waller had pseferrsi complaint
for perjpry against me- in the suit Of CAthxrne
aiksr ssanst him for divorce ina omit to state that
appeared before Juste osboro without
having dsmsL ded examinations Of tn
complaint and that placed parole Vt homo
60 appear to afternoon NJ three clock a. such OF
animation 1t will appear hereafter that my testimony
perfectly Idsem tts insertion Of this your
PAPER but act Of justice 70 me.
new York, June H. 1855. HENRY 6TCRLA.
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rne Railroad C,ty-East New "

The Railroad City-East New York II soon
Ill the East rive: fsrrie. sad from is great eoncea
called tho railroad city CHAkLES MILLxR, Auetioa
ssf Broadway advrtss great sale Of $40 reserved
lots In the very and Of LAST New York. 10
1sic pacs ON tss frouni Friday, June l6 O'Clock
N Tor msps FREQ oxets &c., apply at the once Of the
auctionser, 1876 Broadway.
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Albert fl. Nloolay holds his Regular Semi
weekly suction sale stocks and bopds this day ~ IAN
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange For further partic
ulsr Gee his advertiser meat in another column.
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On Wednesday, June Z, BY the Rev. Mr. Forbes,
RouRr 8. BurrIxE to Miss MANY A. T. RoBrAnIx daughter
OF Francs Robitaille bctN oil this city
Canada pagers please copy.
ON Tuesday morning, June l3 at st. Josephs church,
IINMAH, both Of this city.
AT HawesviTe, Hancock county, Kentucky, on Thurs-
day, June Q, BY the Rev. J. Crak, JossPH VALENTINE
SKHDIsY Of London TO ALICE A., eldest daughter Of the
late Thomas Clarke, Esq., Of Norfolk, Va.
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) Greas Get ply s.c,an In tho Norld.-Dr.

The Greasest Physician In the WOrld.-Or.
II X ROOT, 5l2 Broadway, N author Of the Peoples
Medical Lighthouse rrd inventor Of tho infailibe lung
barometer has treated 600 cases OF pive
!hs bos.r recently made Professosal visit 70 Boston
lowing remarksThose who sick aud find relief in
the ordinary way Of doctorr should TRY DR.. Root who's,
AFFIRM has and patients than other phys
clan in the COUNTRY HIS bsoks show over one thousand In
ten 0ekfp
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Medicated Inhniasion, or Dr.. Curt,s's Hy-

DIR. CURTIS Dear Sir Most willingly do add my tes
tony TO the efficacy Il hygeana and cherry ia
cough and asthma Ihaye had bad cough for ten
years more end expectorated from half pint TO .
pint daily ixd with blood, and smosts constant vowit
Ing up ny victsis panied with asthma.
During ten have had the best medical advice,
with ,cine, which avsiled but little until fortu
raely yours Of which cannot speak too highly. It
instant relief and has constantly he ped me ever
Is gone, wi those distressing psins In my body
which know but those that suffer will send
satifactoYy particulars when WE'LL would all
who AFFLICTED BY all means try faithfully. When
srst ytur medicine my doctor had left many
others had DONE with, Presume tho opinion that they
could do more for JOHN RETBEyBERRr.
Any person iDelosng 50 TO Dr. CURTIS, JAG Chambers
will receive tho hygeana by Free Sold BY
BOYD Paul. ll9 Lhsmbers st;eot; q. III. Ring Of
John and Broad say; KNAPP Sas street
Houston Streets Mr Hayes 75 Fulton street, Brook
yn and Russell Ard Sotott 10 Market street Phtlads
free nv
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The Great Eclipse.-Those Twenty-eight
lspdid views Of the late eclipse q she san can be seen
evening ROOTS magnignihcent daguerrean gal
1ery 36s roadway Stereotypes crayops photographs,
be SagusxIeotypes on paper taken TO perfection.
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That uat.-A Beautiful Covering for tho
head Is rAFFEkIY LEAsK's supsrano Arab beaver,
for these hot days Dsguerrsoype likeness
free Of charge at No. 81 Chatham and corner Of
Chatham and Pearl str eets.
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Hatsl First In Fashion.-HaIl, halter, Alb
BecAdway Of Lspsnard street. compet, assert
nsnt Of al Kinds Of hats, in and elegant style.
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The Max sutaine Hnts-New style, new
shape light rephsf,c oil and vsntatny arc the Ne
plus Of elegance IN design material and ufsc
sars They obtained only at GENlN'S, 24 Broad
way and 1T Gsnins Bazaar, st. Nicholas Hotel, SIS
-
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eRox and Cox'' have mad their day Q

ssIyox and Cox have mad their day ON the
ya Knox havis his day the stage
his experiencing quite - remArks
Bio run lid bis pros Boa was hat.er By
trade whie Knox is hs:ter BY nature He knows exactly
via. hat H. and Whist IL ought 20 be- while the public 1t
large testify to the superorty OF Knox
pprehaps h hats and thereby renderins him benefts
II you town. wish to consult this celeb ated
you have oplyto drop NJ No. l25 Fulton street.
IL mn IN, under the Prescott HOUSE.
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Reese e. Co., Two shilling Da2uerrc0typc
Gallery as9 6roadway moved. Those who have Oh
not be deceived By reports
Of the original but had better satisfy
sheselvss BY calling before going elsewhere Professor
Eak IN
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THE TURF,


TENIH STREET AND GRLEN POINT FERRY.-rHg
rnslic are respectfully informed that this ferry
regularly in aion, good boats leaving Tonth
street, last River eonstar,is from four O'Clock to
Chs o'clock NJ After this hour trips will every
hft.tn minutes until elesen O'clock This
route 70 the new national track via Ravsnswood
oeng but nve miles good road and all pavments avoided
TTNION COURSE. LONG lsLAND-RACE MEETING -
Tho races the above mentioned course will COM
nsIse on Tuesday June 20 and continue three days
heats. Same d,y Purse $500 mile heats bes. 10 Ave.
second day Wcdnssday Pr ,grietors purae 500 three
20 added. - " 1850 eA'--
Third day purse 81 four mile
beats Same dsySwee psts mule heats subscriptiop
30 half forfeit an $500 added BY she proprietor closed
amp si.n1os s, a1. May p y ysdcs Ton Brock
years old.
the mentioned purses and stakes to be
BY the rules Of the late Now York Jockey Club b.
more 20 start 20 make . zee
Tho track Will be In fine running order and no
WIZ be allowed the track until the races arc over
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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Great Dareain.-A splendid-t6ned now roso-
wood pia made expressly for sAd By
fessor nus, sly disposed Of even
at great sacrifice. sscond hand piano taken IL sx
chanss Please call address A. Weber, Wost
Broadway near White street.
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Defiance Salamander Safes.-Robert NJ.
PATRICK the sole In the United States of
The above celebrated safes and f. Cohus
ssncc locke and bars the best safes and locks
below Maiden lane; mAnuftory, co. g. "a and 66 Cannon
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The Max sutafne CneInpaene Drops, con-
ssning the pure vine novel triumph in confectionery
and thu most delicate aud deli cious
20 which the attention Of tho ladies 10 especially directed
Ihe Max Drops rspared and sold only
LORiS Saloon, Br oadway.
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!esstrs1g hening and the hair prepared only
src scld By w. BATCHELOR At his celebrated hair dye
and applied, Nine rooma.
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Gas Cooking and Hcating.-American Pa
tent Gas Cooking and Beating Company 1853 Broadway
second floor patent process great novelty and
economy The public invited TO call and examine The
various articles Handbills be obtained at
r. b. COLEMAN, President.
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To Wholesale Merchandise Will furnish
Burds Hak kestorer to hundred bald-headed
and test Thoroughly for II viii positively produce ne
growth OF hair In bald head. w. c. HUdD Broad
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C~ccg -gs-rc scr.! SEe1c. ..--.az-
SET ..,t Ai.e ss,, frsi 81 hssf and fresn
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Now . the tlmc to test Its power!
Would you shine in besuty's bower,
Making envious rivals cower
Use CRIsTADORos dye.
Sold and privately applied at No. 9 Aston House.

Universal Preference Is given to HIPS Inn
proved Hair Dye,
its patural coloSs tes black mellow brown beau
full leaving the hair soft and glossy admrabe
or applied at % Nassau street, and At drug fancy
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Iron B~dsteads, Furniture, &C., No. 0 Canal
street, Con- mon and ornamental plain and odins bed
to- spring hair and and husk mattresses always hand
and made TO order.
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Sewing Machie Csc The Decision OF Hon.
Cbarie Mason Commissioner of Pstees shows that ELIAS
bowe Jr in the year 1916 became the pa.entoe Of the
original sewing machnsn inventcS by Walter Hunt in
sM TIE sysn.ion being OLD the law dec 10 ses
pies OF this in portsnt decision had prat At the
once Of /. N. SINGER Co. 1923 broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
PERSONAL.


A LExANDER THOMPSON LEFT HIS HOME on
Mondsy morning and has not since returned; he 1,
ahoqt fourteen years Of and had left grey
Zones and straw hat Any information respecting
No. las Madison street. = - r'''
DEPORTATION WANTED IF THE CAPTAIN OF
the tow boat that towed canal boat loaded with bat
on sunday night last 9Th inst TO pier M 40 North river
lowed said boa from pier NO 40 North on Monday
last 9th inst will call dc Cplet At the drus stor,
rewarded for his trouble
TSIoRMATIoN WANTED OF THOMAS AND NARY
y MULVf. When last head OF were in Phils6 eiphi,
Their brother John DESTROYS to hear them He au
be found by address Ioser 20 Q3 Twenty firth street.
insert this In the Philadelphia papers JOHN MULvY.
TANEs PARKER. ESQ, OF NEW YORK, LATE OF
CashiD attorney At law, will confer BY send
ing his address to Halliday Go. No. Pine street
New York. who have important TO make
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BACHELORS Hair Dye Ii still the Leading
.role BY all be the best dye extant for
thonsande In all parts Of the world only
reliable dye known Sold at BATCHELORS, 233 Broad
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Tho Re-openIng OF Union Hall. corner OF

James Little d Co., Merchant Tsiiors, Ala
Frosavsy.-1he most fashionable materials alwsys on
pupctuay attended An examp alton Of goods
10 respectfully requested before purchasing.
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CarpeslnSs, On Clovns, &c., SGc.-A aiversi-
10 snd unique assortment Of tsss splendid goods whole
ale and resa can be procured attbe popular estabsh
Vert Of the subserser at shade higher than
WILLIAM Mc1ROkTY
GEO rIBpY. La BROADWAY.
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OF gilt oornicos lace and musa curtains da asks bu
hollands Sc Kelly serruson Nos 2S9i Broadway And
% street are onergg great purcha
to rider Our superior nuacturing facilities on able us
to keep the reputaton always had-of being the
cheapest house in the STATES. -
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Who Will suffer- when DIR. Tobias Celebrate
4 Venetian Eminent viii immediately cholera,
,oc dytepayy, vomiting, rheumatism swclngs, burns
Ao Depot No GO Cortland street sold BY al ths drug
yssts Price rs and so cents Redding State street,
Boston; Dyott Sons, PhilAdelphia, agents.
The Max sutaine Champagne Cakes are
made by MAILLARD CO., 62l Broadway, corner Of
srset They tho only cakes to be paraken Of
with champagne giving additional se and favor TO the
vine.
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REWARDS.

ACE REwARD-rOR AN IRON GRAY HORSE. LIT
liz bsh fulf brskt sys tall very quick
drives up coed syls Brohe from the stable and
the morning o. the lsh Nay with hds halter Sn Any
one ssy ding word to y CLARK 70 Barsiay street,
and the thanks Of the owner.
eOE REwARD-IOeT, IN BARCLAY STREET.
NO Greenwich, the bank book Of the subscriber
Bank containing e246 In country and city
ILLS. Tho above reward will be- paid delivery Of tho
above at $50 W Arlington street. SIS. WILLIAMS.
@O board Of the FULTON ferry boats pscc contain
In. books q card and porte uonnsis. The above
ssfTd will be paid delivering the At 14S Water
street.
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10 Rrosdsay between Exchange place and the Park,
LEFT in one II Tie Fourteenth 81 rect stages.