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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

s9IR LOST-A pair of plain
~ gold SPECTA Giles, between
simpson bsgnaips Bakery and 7th ST. Ii they are
foond please leave them at this Office au8-3t
OST-On Saturday, 30th June, q black
IL LACE VEIL. The finder will be suitably re-
wa,ded By leaving it at his Office jy PIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-10

THE Exercises of Miss TAZEWELL'S
School will be resumed on the first Monday In
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences will be
taught BY a. gentleman eminently ou,lifed for the
work. +frt
TERMS:
lPGyabls semi-danuaIIy ia adpaace)
For Higher English branches per sssson 10 mos $40
Primary =, so
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ......... 20
~
M1slc-frofessor'sF Fees. jyS1-Sm*
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NOTlCE.-OFfIcE OF THE ApAMs
~ EXPRESS COMPANY. Richmond, "a. JUDY SotA,
iS7o.-Ac We cannot renew our contract with the IA.
leigh and Castor Railroad Company for the trans
portatlon OF Express matter upon sutabls terms We
hereby give notice that cannot forward articles
addressed to the following places reached BY that
road, az our seences will be discontinue ed on the
TENTH OF AUGUST NEXT 80 -
CASTOR, Litt!eton. Macon, Rideeway, Lynesvills.
CiarhsvilIe, Warrenton, Henderson, Oxford aud
Milton; fIanklinton. Wake, Forrest or Forrestvilie
>. n 0nr Express In all ether parts of North Caro-
Inns viii continue a. heretofore.
J. SAWYER,
an l-i<t Superintendent.
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WANTED-200 LABORERS, to work
" en- the Richmond and York River Railroad.
on Sections l6, II. l8. 10 and 20, in New Kent co..
Apply to the subscriber.
MICHAEL O'BRIEN.
jy 1S-dlm* Contractor
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SCHOOL NOTICE.-M ISIS BETTE
~ CARTER BOCKIUs will open School in this
CITY on the LIST October next Location in future adj
Vsrt1sement. Apply at Mr.. B. H. Smiths, on Mayo
''eel. Meier 10 Mrs Drew. jy l0-Im*
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EEMALE RCH OOL--.-H.x;n. !,

gagged the servises Of Miss g. A. TAFT, for the
souosuon OF my daughters, the School will be re.
eul,sa st verdon. Hanover county on the Sd dsv Of
o1HseMeer next, and continue the usual term.
~ M: TAFT has taught for severaI years much to
IEsMs-Bosrd and Tuition In the En- rlish branch
o. W; french, and Music on Piano extra charges
r W1 are willing to receive In our family few erIs
rom o'o Is years old Our resdenee isthirty riIss
tr Achmond, and about 100 yards from the Cen.
trei nallroad. Address
r ANDERSON p
an 4-lAvSt V.rao, u..n.S- "
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WANTED-A young man who h, s had
~ sore experience in Retail Grocery Store,
wishes situation in the same, any business that
may be offered him. The best Of reference can be
given Address &c. D. r." through the Post Office.
eu S-ts
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NJ ISS BETTY C. BOCKIUS will omen
Az School on the Let of October next In a room
on etn street between Grace and franklin
. TERMS OF TUITION.
pr ,,o Cls.ss: per session.
french and Drawing at the usual prices
:, AFFILIATIONS for admission may be made to Mrs
D. SMITH. on Mayo street.
nEFEREEcEs: Mrs Drew and Rev George Wood
nrldee, Richmond; VIM. Plummer, ESQ Rev Leor.
idas Smith, North Carolina an 7-dt1stOet&
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!OFFEE.-50 boxes superior Groun,
~ Coffee just landed and for sale by
aus WIN. TAYLOR.
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THIS DAY.
BY LARUS 4 SHINE.

I'm FRIDAY MORNING, the 10th ia :
sfant. commencing at 10 o'clock we viii cell at
pubic sucfioe, at onr store, lot OF House Furni.
ture, consisting Of the ususi variety. 1-N-
aus LARUS & SHINE Auetes Il
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

ARRIVAL on THE STEAMSHIP NORTH SIAN -'.e
vanderbilt steamship North Star, Capt "sm'ck,
rom HAVE and Southampton, which ia%ei p'aco sue
Ia On the esening Of Sept 90, at ct, arrived at th's
,ort Yesterday morning. The North Star experienced
heavy westerly gales rom the 2'th % tne Z.'n oePI
N NJ sp.M latitude go o5', longitude 49, So,
nsssed steamship Africa from Boston Sept. 26,) for
fivs-r.ol The North Star brings 40 tuns French
goods and 21e passengers.
ro, CuiyoRSIl The mail steamer George Law.
for Aspipwa and the Nicaragua s'esner Star Of the
Yves, for San Jaan Ief this port yesterday afternoon
,,;,b sbout ,~elve hundred passengers for California
Since The sailing Of the last steamer the rates of pass
ace have been advanced twenty five dollars in the
sseersse and fifty collars in The first cabin.
HEAVY GALE on LONG ISLAND SoUSD.-We learn
from passengers by the steamboat Vanderbilt, from
ST. niDgtop ths there a very heavy gale on Long
Island Sound Thursdsy nigh. The steamer C..
Vanderbilt left Stonington at O'Clock for New-York
bot did not arrive at Der wharf here until 81 yesterday
morning some four hours beyond her usual time. She
was IL he blow six hours, and during it, continuance
made very little Roadway. The gale abated about
o'clock. No damage was sustained by the vessel
The steamer Connecticut, from Norwich, also encoun
tered the gale, and did not resch this City till lOl
o'clock. Several other Easfn steamers were detained
on the Sound, but we have not heard that any acci-
den. occt rred 10 them.
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MARRIED.

ByN-srxvESs-Io tb, city Friday Oct BY the hev.
pr Joel Parker Col n. CLANSEr al OF Randolph, As~
ana Mics ELIZA STEVENS Of New. York
Eastern papers please copy.
BRopprAt-Mc NosS-In B,oohyn on Tbundsy Oct =, ~
tbe Rev ID, Wells GEoRGE BsoOHEAD OF Fort Jerves
TO JOSEPHINE daughter Of Dr. John g. McMann Of me
former place.
Ro,xyx-w,cFALL-In Newport r. ON Thursday eveoinSt
Or, a nv the Rev Thatcher Theyer j. d. Bossse, ESQ 90
CHICAGO H. to Miss GEosGIAsA H. "IGFALL Of the fofnr
psce.
F,rcp-wusox-Ou Tuesday, Oct 2 by the Rev L. Post.
T. y FIrcH F.q TO Mis- May s., daughter OF Mason b.
Wilson, ell CT Mohtross, Penn
FAyILE-CRARY-In Knox. Albany County on TUESDAY.
Oct by the Rev. II. u. BURN ston AMOS fN ESQ.,
of Muche Iowa, Ma EsrnEK d. CRARs OF tue f'fm~
place
PR,Ly,oH-THoNpsos--On Wednesday, Oct s. In AFFORD,
n Y BY the Rev. q. T. Todd Col Z. u. FaALsiGH o heA
Hook ~ Y, to Miss FsAycEs THoMPs On OF Stanford
KtMs.tl-FolLaa-In itxsillism N. ii on wednesday,
,ct g. by the Rev. A. N. Bridge Mr JOHN 4 hinsALL q
New.Yot TO Miss KATE o. daughter OF David fullam Eco
PL,cr-APPLEBS-On Tuesday, Oct ?, by the Rev Efwtn
r. Hatfield D. D., Mr.. EDWIN b. PLAcs to MI" MARTHA
Avn APPLEBIE, all Of thus city.
s,Sps-DIcx-On "Wednesday, Oct by tho Rev Dr. Hafss
AZ c,see Church White Plains DsLIs ds5shor OF James
Dick ED. add ALFsED b. SANDS Of New-fork City
wooLsEy-SHEIDoyN Orange, N J., on THURSDAY Oct =,
in s, Marks Church, By this Rev. VIM Chud Of sPnN
field MNs WM. WALTON WootsgY, NJ. d., OF Duoa9ss.
Iowa and Fanny daughter Of Israel Sheldon ESQ., vi oss
ton, Ala
WucoxsoS-CUsHsAS--On Thursday. Oct T. BY the Rev
r. Tiffany Of Knderhook at the Church OF the Annunes
ton GEoaGE Wflcoxsos EMILE A., youngest daughter
Of ID. A. Cushman Of this city.
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FIRES.
YIREs IN BROOKLYN.


A fire broke out in the ps,ent Gather and varni.h
cloth mandatory of Messrs. VIM. Cook i Co. in
SkiDman ct near usbingsv. Thursday night
ast The building was Of brick, four stories in
hight. and was nearly filled with stock and materials
which, beIg of combustlbe nature, burned rapidly
and the whole was soon envelope1 in flames. Tbs
difficulty of procuring water was severely felt The
fremen succeeded, however, 10 combining the flames
the building ana wooden tensments adjoining,
which bad already caught. The residence Of Mrs.
Jackson was somewhat damaged. The losses and
assurances were as follows: On the building, $4,000;
on stock, g. 500 on fixtures, 800; total $4,000.
Insured in the st. Nicholas 50 200; in the ST. Marks,
o., $50, snd in the Webster, 49, 800.
Shortly after noon yesterday fire broke ont in
Kimbss grocery store corner of Classon and Gates
avs. The flames were extinguished before much
damage was occasioLed.
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DIED.,

lygsAt Great Darlington m.ss on Wednesday Oct MARv
p wife OF Geo. r. Ives Of Brooklyn, ssed 81 pears.
The Funeral will lake ct 0eat Darlington SUNDAY
q. NJ the 7h inst The friends Of the family invited -
attend.
L,.vlT-On Friday morning. Oct 5, at o'clock, ELIZA.
wife Of Charles Y. Levitt .
s,ces at her late resi- ience No ~ Clntont Brooklyn e
IL to-day, Saturday Friends respectfully invite, 70 81
tend.
MoRrHrAp-In Brooklyn c. C. Dunkn', Oxford -, csPt
JoHs MoREHEAD. 49,, A..
Hs hiesds particular p sers respectfully invites ::
All, nd bis funeral Saturday afternoon oh inty
clok from residence Of Mr.. G. G. Dankin Oxfordss
near De kalb.
Michigan papers please copy.
Nowros-On Tburday. Oct. T. JONI Mowros, ia, sSsd y
wears John and Rsbecea MowIoo formerly Of Bald.
H friends o. the family respectfully invited =
attend his funeral from the resdenceof his fshsf No in
Fast 2lst.t Sunday afternoon the 7h Inst ct 0ciecs
His remains will be taken Gssnnount Cemetey, bGu-
Wilson Tuesday Oct 2 JANIS. E. WILLS ct Divistoa-
sv BROOKLYN ased7 mol tbs
The remains we're Cemetery Of the Evseeos
WsLLs-On Sunday cprg Sept 90 at tho rssidenss Of A.
Lhtle E,q Morsanis Mrs. Lucy WELLS, aged W years.
formerly Of Hebron, Conn
Til. funeral Of the late JANIS BRaHE, ESQ will tske
place on Saturday mkt the lost ct 90 ock r. M Too
he Church Of the Ascension corner OF bthsy and WAS
IN. the family and those Of ss soa Wentwofn
ard Of his cons Rev Chaos keynodz and John b.
sop aye attend without further notice HE fs
mains VII be taken 10 Trinity Csmetery Tor ntsru'enr
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LAW MTELLIGE.NCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMfNER-ocr. 5-Befors
judge ROOSEVELT.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMfNER-ocr. S-Bsfore
Judge ROOSEVELT.
CASE OF AID. HERRICK AND OTHERS,
ON INDICTMENTS As TO ALLEGED RECEIVING OR
OFFERING TO RECEIVE BRiBEs-MOTION5 TO
QUAsH INDICTMENTS.
1his matter came up for Argument. Mr.. Brady, In
the case Of AID Drake, said they made no motion TO
oussh and would ask 10 have the Indictment tried on
Monday. Mr.. Walter r. Jones, the witness, is in the
City, ard there can be no difficulty in proceeding
forthwith TO uia
The DistrictAttorney said it is principle OF law
where an Indictment is found against several persons
for tie same cause discretion is reposed in the Dis
trct.A torDey to bring on the trial in the order he
may think best think, said the District Attorney
the present indictments stand on that footing.
In the exercise OF that discretion, propose to Try
the indotm against Mr. Herrick fist, Mr.. Healey
second, Mr.. 'Moser third, Mr.. Drake fourth, and
NessiA Cooper and Wsndell fifth and sixth.
In addition to this, the reason why cannot name
particulAr day for trial. il that in the rule above
motion TO qussh one indictment Is for all The nom
residence of the foreman Of the Grand Jury which
undetand viii be urged does not refer to one but 70
all Of the cases. and it might be brought up after the
iisl il not before II there is anything In thar ALE
CATION il should be first disposed OF. While the
motion to qussh is pending shsl not 90 to trial with
ether, bat If these motions Withdrawn, shall go
70 t,isl in the order have named as early as can
NJ. Brady said, in ordinary cases Il might be IN
particular transaction the guilt of one might be clearer
than that Of the oher and Is would be proper TO give
the District Attorney discretionary power; bat ~
is cot the case here. Aid Drake stands here alone
charged With crime In bis public capacity for which,
ifproyod. be would be liable to hssvy fns ana In
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co,rpr cAIrNDAR TINS Nav

COMMON PLEAs-PART i.--Nos. 1904, 1910. lots,
1913 1881 1893, IlC to io, iil2 liia PAkr a-Noe is"
1882, $40. A. ,oa ooa ON
H. asI sss to Sill SIS sa SIS, SIC, Sls SD 70 SD, S. 80.
SSi to BAL ga, $50. - ana .,.
CrRcuiT CoURr-N opday-Nos l0i, 1873. 1910.
,oS iNs 1873 $50 $751; 800 1851 $50, $50, 35l, 81. Sa
SUPREME Court, SPECIAL TERa.-Nos. 9, 80, u
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IAdvertiseoent.I
UpovwlN CLARK 4 CO.@Lato RUsifrOS,

CT ARK Co l-GIxrISE COP LrvpS orL-Ihe rest 0eors
se,inr the this valuable remedy IN Consumption Lsv
in induced al krds Of esGtonsd 70
potsee ths, the Signature HEGEsAx, CLARK Co. fun,
" HrsrNas CLARl Co.,
Sole ucc-~ou &c Rushion, Clssk Co.,
Noa is5 rs 5Il md TO Broadway.
Wholesale Depot, No l65 Broadway.
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,hers bu. could not obtsin any Information the Clsk
rot Saving he minutes, and they were no, fled.
The Det,ict-Atorpsy said he did not Iesvc tbs im-
port papers wth the clerk.
II ~ss ibaIly decided that the argument should ley
I'LL Monday uean,i ne the minutes OF tue 9rssA
Jury to be brought In, they being presumed oy law -
be correct
The Judge inquired in relation to the other cssess
Mr.. Brady said in respect 20 Aid. Herrick be wishs1
80 be beard. He would show that the people Of New
York are not all Know No,tings bat know something.
The District. Attorney said while he had charge u
the public business they should know somethiu
Mr.. Brady said the Dbtict-A,orney, be you'd con-
tend preseIs the people, and is proper for patty
10 make statement on information and belief, AMI Il
il VI the District Attorney 10 conGavert IT, The Die
ric Auorr ey denied this He said that the District
Attorney is 10 hunt round TO prove the regularity Of
every indictment il would be time TO think Of resga-
On further INQUIRIES Of Mr.. Brady II he could not
proceed with the argument the motion to qussh ~
Indictment against Aid. HeuicS, Mr. Brady ssd he
could not, unless like Roach's bird, he could be n
two places at ouce.
The arguments were fnsy acjourned to Monday.
that a. 10 Councilman Cooper, in continuation, =
have lrcecerce-
SUPREME eoURT-SpscI.L Tssx-ocr. SDscts,oss.
Elizabeth Creagen, by her next frcad, ayt. Bernard
Craven, Judgment Of divorce iIaated-
Charles Illips sgt. New.usyen Railroad Company.
Marshal A. M,ths sgt. VIM w. VANDERBILT
The rule for discovery will be in the usual form, 40
will he enIy for .uch pmt: ok or psses relating
Transact SC
Albert Cornell, ct al ag'. Stephen Half. Mohsa
for attach me Mt dened. without, costa
samuel b. AuOry, &c, AIT. Martha Amory and
others Motion granted, with Sio costs OF motion
Albert Hey wood and others at Gilbert Rook-
we'll Cause to BE- on Term Cal ,ndar for Oct IL
Albert Bsrih ACT. CHARLES Eckert, &c. Motion 70
aside judg mt dcnied. with 80 costa
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-Befors Judge CvLvEs
Tee Calendar tor Monday embraces Nos. ,, H.
and 81.
In the case of Jsmes Brady against Henry G. Eos.
ter b damages for the bite Of dog and bsore
noticed Jury bioush scaled verdict TOR the plaintiff.
Dan sees $500
sm Gu SCI. Martin J. c.ia Meyer. and coDsres ssisai
Church. Chatonas
This WAS action TO support q lien for work done
the Cnonsv church On the conclusion Of
the defendants moved that the mpsin b dis
the around that not sufficient seeuaas
stated TO Of action. Tho m1en prevailed
and the complaint dismissed.
John FINDS and Thomas Kelly sgt Osen KessanL
The plaintiffs upon nots ct the defendant, givea
The defence that the plsLn
s erwsrd the bill being disboncred removed tbs
stuff he Offset the full amount Nerdict Tor
pain IDS. Damages. SlS 81
No business was transacted yesterday In the Court
OF General Sessions In OF the attendance
DO had been both by the procu loo soS
deebse down forth for disposal that day aud the
Court adjourned until II o'clock this morning
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lAdvertis-mcrt !
I,nnorrpr.-In answer 70 MANY inquiries

bflBROTYPEt-In answer % many inquiries
reesirs The rrsnenoe nf this the Subscriber you'd
hs The P erle q enih he Employ thoufh y app
70 the AsheTyrg h been IN Ing ecoush d-onstai
its ertre rSetfy; a that he hes the choice OF
Eevs ueecc q srs hrs th. Abrotpe he the
fernso,nee ans durability Of every .as AZ his os,ab
iisk inert " B. BRspY, No $50 Broadway.
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tAdvertseu.ent -
TpAs.-Tle beat assortment of FSE TEAS will

be found t the TEA CosPsSrs newly erected ~
elegant store No rs Chsthss tset~een Pea. md Nose
We tst the Oldest Tea establishment n the City We Dsar
our readers they DO better here than ese~hess en
wholesale or reisA- No branch storeA
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fAivertiserert.l
Advertisement.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETINGS.-We Ia

CREAT BARGAINS IN CAfPETiNGs-Nc nave
IN large itock Of Pa. portsons comprising Vel
ye. fspesy Brussels Theepy and nsrain Cspenng Fo0r
Ocoths he which Offering a. very low rstes Tor casa
sich Bru.ses7i and per yard. SMITH LorssG2RY, Ne
te Broadway, rear qrard.st-
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lAdveu-cncnt
CARPETS, CaRprTs,i CARPETS

CARPETS! CARPETS :! CARPETsi,!
Superb Medallion Velvet CsRpETs fo th- Psrs Exhibition
English Bru.eeis ~ per yard
81 200 yards Ipsrsin a. 8 3. snd5.
Al HIRas ASpsssoS's Great CASPEr EsrABLISHMExr,
No ~ bovery
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.Adversis.men'

GAS! Gas !!-Several new styles OF GAS FIX.
s1ed fors Our asasnsr producing sev snd orpsA
sylss OOss.nty Ao he be-. :, ~ S .o,,sy CT
= osr srss Hssufsctunns Depot No 5e srcssxH ..
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FREE EXCURSION TO the beautiful VILLAGE Of
wrsr FLUSHING TUESDAY De-, 9Where there will Be sale
baance Of those handsome VILLA SITES The stea n5ost
Island City esYes Fulton M.ktLip 10 O'clock ding
With The Fiushpe Railroad Hunter Point For Msps Free
Tickets &C.. spply BAKER DUScoMBE. No Il fins
F. s-Refrshnzn the around sale TO commenc,se u
O'clock
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'livertisemeH.l

RAIN OF THOUSAND FLOwERs--FOr beatty
n The com plexon and Graduating al pmpes or heeh
rom the face FErkipGK Co.. Franklin square New-fohi
tr saIe By C. II. Rms, Broadway, aud a. prussnA
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Afvsrrsement
Elegant Partisan BRIDAL CARDS and ENvEL-

or. h.uty engraved and printed In TIE lstest stJ tee
s Dooz PATts hundred 5er-nt patterns engraved
10 order Consasr Notary snd Society SEALS.
No 500 Btcsdwsy, corner OF D1anesi
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fAdyertfs<mert1
Advertisement
WILSON'S DaNpELlON COFFEE-For Dyspepsia,

WILSON ; DANDELIUN OOffEE-TU I DypPcPSto'
Inairssn Sick Headache Baous and Liver Diseases sod
esres, recon- uepded Of eeAte CONSTITUENCIES
sod by ali respectable Apotheoass and AZ the principal depot
ecrner of nh g. and S-sv
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tA&yertisementl
Cu,ypFIIrRs.-The attention 9

OHtNDfIIfHS,-IH nc 1ttcnt1Vu OI vuTcI7 10 =,
lcted to our stock Of Gas rIxrvsEs a. tae Wxeoon, N'
Is ana 81 Jshn Our designs entirely new and ornA'
sad vel worthy Of examination BY the trade
NfTcHELL. BAILEY Co, Manufacturers
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ADVERTISEMENT
BLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOP PAINT, No. 1l9
feaYl-st--ses under bead Of Psnta
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TAdyertisenent-
y. e.<as& I,cuAI NC RrAIrnY for SrHMA CON

he RY6kT Wv
sunYrIo< and I'll Dresses Of the Throat and LangD CUR
Tss Thousands have been resnred to seAe me
,.t wear by the Hyresba Principal Office No. S Brosdssy
and sold BY c. H. RiSG, No 1876 Broadway Price only
pscksge Dr. Cpkris viii b 81 the oeee daly from 10 70
o'osoei where be may BE- cor suited free Of charge
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IAdycrtts~mert.l
rvs naCr-rpp -Tnslavfs T1lurre

ksLEY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uu1nf-
types and Ipdeys surpassed BY Ia tho
e0upiyy. Bis AnhrVtypcs and Dssusreotyp-s aas
rpt nor. The process his GaLLERY Sill Brosiusy
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ADVERTISEMENT
CARPETlNG -Greaf Inducements

CARPETlNG Inducements are offered az
YOKE JAYsts No Broad~ay opposite Tsylors saloon
II Capen Cur air. Materials. &c. God Brussels a. 81
yar5, and other soods equally los.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

RECEPTION OF THE PHILADELPHIA FIREMES.-
dig. Company OF sdelPhia returned from Albany
Friosy night striving in New ,estesi,y m9,as
Company Jersey City which Company rnsy received the
Philadelphia hrsmen III, Irving House In New York ye'er;
their suests proceeded jersey City At o'clock the two
Con pepie and civic authorities OF jersey City daed at
Con erei, Hal In the evening they attended the Broadway
Theser The entertainment exceedn ry credaoe one
10 the ersey City The Phade pha hrsmen return
hon. morning.
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MAJORS AIDs.-An ordinance providing for the a.
pontmeut cf az Mayors Aids in Police eapacity will
cut has been adopted by the H0boken Council
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advertisement.
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hbtcr Of he kind yet presented Nobody should fail to
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Fills IN DRAWING PROM NATURE, re.

NEW PUPILS IN DhAN iNG fkOh NhlUhL, 10
ceiyed durps uext week Ia Mr. WOODS Drawing Academy
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to draw beautifully from in 20 Specimens may
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OuTRAGEs BY TARGET CoAPASIEs.-A resolution,
offered BIZ Councilman Wi SON. adopted In the H bokeu
CO on "Wednesday evening requesting the Mayor and Chief
Of Police TO complaints hsys been made OF
The bad cor duct target e1cuonss from NewY1k sad
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A friend in need is the BALsAM OF WILD CHER
py 10 all no are al cted with bronchial trouble, Asthma
lite power has rendered Dr. WisrAK
famous wherever Pulmonary Compsn1 are known.
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CIT Y ITEM s.

NIBLo's BENEFIT FOR THR NORFOLK SUFFERERS -
Tonight full and entire benefit will be given to this
purpose, at Niblo's-Rip Van Winkle-being the new
opera by the Pyne and Harrison company. II is
wholly volunteer affair, by all the performers, great
and small, and the pubic should remember such an
occasion and come forward generously.
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BROOKLYW II,EMlS.

The concert OF the Brothers Mollenhauer was well
attend Thursday night. The principal performers
be tide Themselves were Miss Behrend, Mr. Aptomss,
Mr. Mason, Mr.. Braunes. Miss Behrend was encored
and the others were much epplauded. Brooklyn
would do well to encourage such entertainments on her
own soi in preference to crossing the ferry. When
fistrate artists as in the in question, perform
there occasionally the act should be handsomely
recognized.