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BOOTS, Shoes and ready made clothing
chesp for cash by
MENDENHALL& MENSCH.
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NEW SPRING & SUMMER
@O@D5e


TINE subscriber having Just returned from
i Philadelphia have opened their stock o
Spring and. Summer Millinery Bonnets anc
Bonnet materials, together with a genera
assortment of
n GOODS
silks, plain and corded Sa,ins, Ribbands, Col,
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Flowers, Wreaihs, Caps, Bonnets, Satin,
Straw, Ruffled lace bonneis, Tuscan Belgrade
English straw, split straw, diamond straa flats
Napoiitan and Casen Bonnets 10 order o
ready made, also a variety of fancy article,
which IS not necessary to enumera,e, but Il
all of which we invite the attention of GU
old friends and the public generally to cal
and see onr cheapest and best assortment.
M. BARKLEY & co.
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Trial List for May Term 'J5.

Bloomsbury, April 81, 55.--y.
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THE OLDEST TYPE FOUNDRY in

Bloomsbury, April a., 1853. auditor.
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NOTICE.

B%loomsburg, April II, 1855.
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10 THR UNKNOWN,
AGRD -.
DIED JUNE ~, 1855.


The corpse dressed In handsome white merino
shroud her head bsing encirced with wreath Of red
and white roses.
The expenaes OF the conn., shroud and hsarse we're
voluntary gift from J. G. schumaker, Esq.
The coffin carried into the church, and placed in
front Of the altar By the pail consisting Of the
committee above named. The Rev. r J. Walker, pas
Of the then performed that part the
funeral services not forbidden in the ritual to persons
.n .as 10 s
suddenly cut of and hurried to the presence Of their
God. He urged upon the assembage the virtue of
csng charity one TO another for could tell what
temptation drove them to their untimsy end. Wemust
children sscure Can they not BE- sursd from the paths
OF virtue, and come to an ignominous death We are
all frau beings and know not the hour in which may
selves and our feowmsn. And there can be no doubt
that tine victims Of this tragedy entertained for one ano
tie in which they were found when dead and in
death leaning upon another In aectionate embrace
1t Is duty to love another and to love that God
posed to God ought bs suppressed for it idoatry 70
love anything than him. Then, my brsthren, Let
=. rests. s:@p,.sG;n and pray God s CIV. :. grace
taia. @ and trouble. on earth Then lot u. run With ps
tence the race that set before us, and heaven win
After the services, the coffin vas removed to tbs side
wal. in front Of the church where the assembled mu
around II In single file.
After this ceremony was conciudsd the funeral pro-
ceeded to the Cemstery Of the Evsrgreens where the
inferred In alot apprepra ted for the
nose by ex mayor Stryksr. The procession numbered
about twenty. Ave carriages, volunteered by the
citizens.
The funeral Of the deceased young man Horatio N.
Gustin took placs from mis- fathers residence In Cer
ront avenue, at the Same tine--ths number Of per-
sons present being very small, owing to the sympa-
thies OF the people being Gil for the woman. The Rev
Mr. Bachelor, Of the Carlton avenue Congregational
Church. performed the funeral ssrvcss The deceased
Was conveyed 30 Greenwood Oemetsry for intsrrent
The procefsicn Passed the church, whsIs the other
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mt OF the General Theological
Seminary.


The annual commencement OF the General Theologi.
cal Seminary Of tho Protestant Episcopal Church took
place yesterdsy in st. Peters Church, Twentieth street.
There were not than two hundred persons present.
at the utmost, and large proportion Of those were
ministers The services commenced at ten O'clock r..
Rev. Dr. Lee Of Iowa; Rt Rev. Dr.. Doane OF New Jer-
sey Rt Rev. Dr.. Potter, Of New York and Rt Rev. Dr.
Atkinson Of North Carolina oicatng Ths Professors
Of the institution were also present. snd took part in
the exercises.
Bishop Lee Of Iowa, delivered sermon appropriate to
the OCCASION taking his text from jeremiah Chap 23
verses and 2, a. follows :
Wo be unto the pastors that destroy and scatter ths
sheep OF my pasture saith the Lord
Therefore thus saith tina Lord God Of Israel against
osi have not
saith the Lord.n
The discourse, a. the text would indicate,
vas devoted to an exposition OF the sacred du.
ties Of the ministry and the responsibilities which de-
vovsd upon ell pastors The Bishop dwet with psrtlc
ular emphasis upon the duty incumbent upon the
clergy Of visiting their ocks and becoming personally
scquainted with them. BY this means they would es-
,sesa mat M close communion which should always exist
to attend to their spiritual wants In ccnciusion he
made some appropriate rsmarks to the graduates after
which they received thsr diplomas from Bishop Doans
70 whom they were introduced in due form BY the Dean
me following are the names Of the gentlemen COM
rIs.ss s.sSa E. v:'Tss. y cs.. Ss,s ss: ss: sv
Psn1e 4 l. pRip., hi p o. Of e. 4 e. e.S,s' WT
=. wyns. Smith, a. b, Of N. r; WIN. s. soasSsas:'
A. NJ, of Me-. g. w. Sickney, Of Ala. Chas. r. Street
4. p, Fredsricfsown; A. Van Nostrand, A. M, Of
when the diplomas wore awarded the couuu.,.n
sacred elements The benedicion was then prsnou osd
Apd the congrsgaten dismissed.
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n AND WARRANTs-wAHTKD By TAYLOR BRO
IA THEIRS, Bankers, rs Wall street.

NAVY BOUNTY LAND AND eExTRA PAYn OFFICE.
IN Bounty lands and "extrs payn for q. 8. Navy
sailors, &c IN all wars since 179o-their widows and
heirs-promptly obtained and paid. En-
Balance due widows and heirs OF deceased u. g. sailors
and others collected and all kinds OF claims against the
United States recovered By undergned and the widows
or heirs Of those Who peshed vita ths United States
EDWARD BfSSETI,
Agent aud Qa,s) Purssr 8. Navy, OF Wan srsst. /,
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COrOner's Inquest.

PAINFUL SUICIDE Yesterday Coroner Gamble held An
inquest upon the body Of person named John Flick,
gardener by profession, who committed suicide by cut
ting his throat with razor. The deceased appears
has been In very melancholy state Of mind for some
months past In consequences Of the duiness Of business
he was observed several times TO be In tears and during
the last ten days quite moody aud sorrowfui Yes
terday morning about o'clock he from bed for
the purpose Of visiting his ruit house. and whom his
fon went out there 70 LOOK ior nm afew hours ssl
beipg cut from TO In the right hand Of decsas
ed was grasped the rszor-the instrument Of deAsn-sn
covered with blood Dr.. Chastensy made an external
examinatcn Of the body, and found that the wndppe
and carotid arteries had besn completely severed Inc
Jury rendered verdict of death By suicde Deceased
ss sbopt 81 wears of axs and long and favoraby
hnovn in the neighbsrhssd Of FIFTY fourth street and
Eixhth syspuA whegs n resided fex many yesFs,
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The Late Homicide I'm the Seventh Ward-Ar
rest OF Mitchell at Newport, II. I.

Yesterday Capt Letts Of the Seventh ward police re-
ceived telesrsphic dispatch from Newport r l., an
nouncng the arrest Of Jacob Mitchell, who II is seged
killed his Ieputed wife BY beatrg and kicking her, at
No. Jackson street. about two weeks ago. Since the
ir quest was held by Coroner Hilton, Mitchell has
eysded the police and only yesterday that officers
Darrow and Duon, Of the Seventh ward, succeeded IN
capturing him. The accused was employed ON board
the United States surveying schooner Sunbeam, and 1t
was ON the arrival OF this vessel ut Newport that he
was arrested Mitchell will be conveyed to New York
Immediately the charge preferred against himthat
Of taking the life Of his paramour, while In at OF fren
zy, brought by too free indulgence In intoxcat
iug laucrs.
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EXTRA PAY.

r AND WARRANTS BOUGHT, SOLD. AND LOCATED
sisc claims for boun,y Ian d promptly Prosssstsd By
street under the Peoples Bank Letters and ofdsr from
the oountry promptly snswsred.
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lDVEDWSEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LExAkDER JAMES N. DONNAN, U.ATE OF
~ the firm of Joynss Donnans) attorneys at Law,
noares for this city, and commissioners for ths States
OF North Carolina and New York, Petersburg Virginia,
fully attend to all business which the public may entrust
to their management They regularly attend ths Dis
c Court and all the courts for this city and the courts
for the counties Of Dinwiddie, bird Mondsy Chester
nsld, (sscond Monday and Prince George (second
stu v1sSsv nd 1os~ s~,.Ns W. ors 1,
ay) The collections Of debts shall have their particu
lar attention They promise to be faithful to their
clients. Office at our old stand, Bank street.
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CtONGRESs OF NATIONS.-THE ADVERTISERS ARE
prepared to treat behalf OF ths association with
ehipowners shpmasters and Others for the very In
this city, from all parts OF the habitsbe globe Of any
portion Of the forthcoming Congress Of Eatonn which
congress list consist Of person Of each Tin his
her native costume) Of every trbs people and nation
upon the earth The association proposes to engage
these for three years. In order to make
with them the tour Of Europe after their exhibition In
America. Address ANDREW W. JONES. Secretary, pre-
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CSPEuAL NOTICE E-ADvERrIsEMENTs FOR THE
Real Estate Gazette should handed in by Satur
day noon. T6c. per month for advertisement OF s
lines. In an emergency-for instance, . fre--the
Gazette would be Of great utility the property to let
Is alphabetically arranged enabling any losaton to be
seen at glance Office A Ann street.
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CLAY FESTIVAL ASSOCIATIoN.-A MEETING OF
~ the association viii be held (ths) Friday eve.
nng 2sth instant at O'Clock precisely at the Associ.
alton Room No. Is Appleton's Buildings 346 and 348
Broadway By order, SMITH J. EASTMAN, President.
Harry C. Mills Socretary
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

-DOAT WANTED-WANrED TO PURCHASE, A ROW
Id boat; must be in good condition and easy to pull
Address, with full particulars W. j., box 3,225 Pest
Office.
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LIAR AND FESTIvAL-THE LADIES OF THE RE-
II formed Dutch church, Of Boomingdais, WIN hold a
tyhird street and Eighth avenue Monday afternoon
and evening, July p 1855. Music BY the band Of the
blind Asylum, led by the distinguished Professor Kei
Tickets rs cents obtainabls at door. Should tho
weather DO stormy, 1t will be held next day.
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MADnD, June 3, 1855.
Critical State Of Spam-Ccriia Plans and CdrIia Hcpes
--Intrigues Of CAriaino-DisorucsfG CoMdsa ~ Ms
Sranish Clergy -FrscawioWayy Msasws Of ~ 0cv0n-
mentCdsue af The Late kisisssrial Chargss-1zs Nos
MniEas-'SItsh Passed upon Espart1o b. Ae Cbvtos
The Proposed Loan TAe Spawish vssw of ~ SssIo
and Perry Quayrsl-ArrivaI ef ~. Dogs, d., -
II actual stats of things IA hs Peninsula u eetaesR
enough: more - even IN reality tAaa n appearance.
Al hepsA Hh tue that W jassea ~ hssa ysstsd N
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MO HUhBUG.-A VERY SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIA-
In noforte, octave, iron frame perfect In all
pects and WARRANTED been used only three months
hers price $780, for sale for $40. Can be at 81
vesey street. near the Astor House, from o'clock till
3, on Friday.
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EOURTH JULY GROVE PAVILION. NEWARK
I Bay Grove four miles south of Jersey Ciry-Capt.
HARRIS will give grand ball ct his splendid new hotel,
the 4th Of July This house Is surrounded by Of
the most splendid to be found within hundred
miles of New York.
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nIANoa THE I,ARGEsr AssoRrurNm - n, :. :

DIANOS.--rIiE LARGEST ASS0RTMKNTOT PIANOS
In the United States prices less than Be else
where Sole for r. Gilbert Co.. Pianos vith
without ths seoias; HAilett Cumston's, woodward
Brown and Jacob Boston pianos; the only
where be had Che Horace Waters sssbratsd
dsrn improved pianos with etrngs and improved
ton kach piano guaranteed TO sve entire sstsscticn,
purchase refunded Pianos 10 fent allowed
purehas Pianos for sale monthly payments second
pianos sale good bargains. Sole agency for ID. H.
w. Snith's melodeona. tuned the equal tempsrAment
HORACE WATERS. 3S3 Brosdway.
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MUSICAL,

A YOUNG LADY, HIGHLY QUALIFIED, AND EMI
IA nenty successfulas teacher of music, wishes tt
obtain few pupils for instruction on the guitar and
piano. at ITO West Twenty first street. Refers to N
b, Curtis. ATT BfoadWay.
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DART OF A CONVENIENT HOUSE wANrED-BY A
VI small family; must be situated In the Ninth or
Fifteenth ward and in pleasant location lower part
preferred. Address, stating full particulars, box 273
Post Office tsr
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VEyANTED--A FARM ON LONG ISLAND, IN tx.
w change for neat three story and basement brick
house, with store well located in Grand street, Will
lamsburg; store we'll fitted up and rented and house
Nassau street. Of John second story, back
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H0RSE WANTED-N EXCHANGE FOR PIANO,
Ii which be selected from ten Of the best makers
in the United States. Horse must be Of good build
and perfectly sound Apply at the music store Of Horace
Waters, 333 Broadway
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TIOUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN, CONVENIENT TO
III cars ferry, by sewing machine manuf facturer.
Rent DO taken in machines, which be shown
be the most approved kinds in use location must be
healthy and agreeable Address for two days a., box
1872 Herald Office
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NTUSJCAL.-TfiE NEW PATENTED PIANOFORTE,
IN containing the "Snguine, sweet voiced attach
ment, J" win be exhibited from TO g. and performed
upon every day for few days, from 10 to and from
to O'Clock at sos Broadway. Ladies' and gentlemen,
amateurs and professors are resoectfuly invited BY
the inventors, briggs SCHUMACHER to call, isten
and examine.
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the time Had their claims prevailed not their
rights-ths investment would BE- half as large again.
dnce calls fer six months supply at each OF three de-
pots and this makes aggregate OF near 700 TONS
Our choice Is between keeping six months stock
hand aud Trusting to chance and auctuatng market;
cial depression enabled to purchase 1000 tons at
little half cost universal experience condemns the
policy OF trusting to purchases the spot Thsre Ia
now on hand about eight months supply, including
twelve months, stated in the report. In 1883
stock was lsrse-partly because we fell herr to la
vestment In Goals BY Davis, Brooks & Co., Of near
s3oc, Goo
pose Of their establishment at Bsnicia whenever 10
can do ro--and have informed you-but whilst we
retain II, should make It as productive ot revenue
possible. The soundest prudence dictates that
side work The pertinent nvestn ent hers Of 81 900
referred to- conssts Of the wharf and minor improve
ments indispensable to the permanent efficiency Of the
works, and adding greatly TO their market value. we
nov partly nished there to the extent Of over $50 600
Our steamers repaired there at average Of
pense less than Ii usual IN New York. and heee repairs
at any oker foundry In California would cost DOUBLE
We would bavs to pay co,s !. ,;, and Psoats bssidss
not obtainable at fair prices a ALL In ths Pacific,
wsnted-which must be shipped from New York some
months in anticipation Of the wants In the Pacific
Atheory may be true or false, and however you bol
true value and expsrisncs and wisdom both teach us
that fair remuneratng rates OF passage ths best
To exceed them excites competition, and to 20 below
them In productive Of loss Our large receips In 184o
led to opposition and our args recepts ia 1852 led TO
and California ins disastrous in its brif existence
msny Of you can bear Witness, to say nothing OF ts
subsequent results on your returns Il needs not pages
Vfstafsics 10 xove that given nsnhss VI passengers
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ID 0OMS wANTED-TwO OR MORE ROOMS WANTED
III below Houston street and west of the Bowery,
where lady and gentleman can enjoy Housekeeping.
Address @. ", Herald ofaca - I
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DnNO TO LET.-AN ExCEILEEr ONE, SEVEN
Il octavss, can be had ON application to L. T. DEs-
COMBES, 766 Broadway.
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VTTANTED-FROM THE FIRST OF AUGUST NEXT
w until May, with tho privilege of lease for
term of years. Of purchasing, house, in good To-
cation, free from ali nusances, suitable for select
French boarding high school rent from 81 900 toS1 500
per annum; in the vicinity Of Washington Union Madi.
Gramercy parks Address, with full particulars,
Ellie CHARLIER. COS West 22d at
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"ANDSOME AND CHEAP-A SEVEN OCTAVE
III piano, with iron frame, of superior tone and
touch, made of the very best matsral be ct
112 Macdougal street, rear building, second floor.
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VIyANTED-FROM FIVE TO TEN ACRES OF GOOD
w land, with . cottage otherwise, within half
mile Of Long leland Sound, ON Rye Neck, between
Glen Cove and White Stone. Amy party having such
place to dispose Of address with description, terms
&C.. box 196 Herald Office. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-01

Al-n over 100 900 Paintings Statues Medals Charts
Albums Valunhlc Books. and Portfolios of EnRrnvinga
nL np in all 100 900 giis which will bo dist, buted bv
n committee appointed by the Shareholders aud for
,nrlcd free of chtrgrb0 le Pubc's ocdcnt servants
pA HALL 4 CO.
4S6 Brondway, New York.
Orlers i'm Enetayine4 nnd Tie in ,hi. great en-
ie. PRISE daily arriving from II purts o the United
Stntcs and Cnnaln, which warrant IA In prom sing u
very curly ,lay Eir the distribution Applications should
br made Immediately, only n certain number of Tick
rt. cna be sold. Letters. with the money enclosed, to
BE- p,enid aud the Engraving and Tiak.t will be for
wnr led Tree DAS1ALL Il CO,
dee l3-d Mar dS6 Bfnndwny N.w York
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and to all who use Liquor ns ~ Medi-
cine Or lS u BeVerage

Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for nedi-
'nnl purposes should give the preference to WOLFE'S
SCHEDAM AROMATIC SCINAPPS
|. 1t i. manufactured nj Scbednm. in Holland, md
exclusively in the factory of tie proprietor by process
and from materinl elsewhere unemployed and un-
known.
1t il proved, by the repeated analysis of several
eminent chemists to be entirely ir. from the pernc
lusl oil which remains in every kind of liquor distilled
from grair, aud which is The o the and
yisceral de,a cement serious congestion and mpibid
iesirr for iabual and Incorporate itdu gence which
.u, Ii liquor. invariably tend to -uperinduce.
J. 1t ia proved by the iamc nneung tests that the
Juniper Gin j. favored with the coarse. acrid and
ndigeslible oil of jupiter heretofore used, bur with
HE sp' officially lighter, volatile. arnnnlic and
cinnl of the essential oils of the liuinn juniper
berry. neglected by every other manufacturer
4 Iii. chemically proved t" be absolutely pure in it-
reciihrarionh quality obeined bv entirely pro-
and which other iIulland Gin in the world In
acquired
s. 1t IL proved by extensive medical experience and
testimony, to hean efficient we'll agreeable rem
rdb IN mbny cases OF incipleht dr psy gravel chro &c
rout Iheumatism lnturoce, co.ic concteions in the
hidncy and bndder, dyspepsn, fever an agne, genera
debility, sluggish circulation of the blood. deficient
stimulation ~ food mud exhnu.ied vital energy.
Il. 1t ia most grateful aud renovntng cordial. and
when used dsecteI, irhame- the sy. in
luces ncbiety but tends rather subdue the latter
ftaiity by cren dislike uli inferior liquors And
il nyafaby corrects thu i'll effects "f bad water wheh
in swampy limestone districts. In all of tne.e
enumerated ,tie it has rival in any makct in the
world.
Sinre the Introduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States numbcr of Liquor
Houses in New York and other large cities have
romnencei cOunterfeiting il The Rennnei is only sold
in quai and pint bottles, handsomely wrapped in yellow
paper with my the bottle, cork. ana label.
would aiyi.e those who it mcd inally purchase
hy the b.Itlc, Bars and iocl frequently fiji my OF
lle- with gin aud sell It for the genuine For
sale ly all the Respectable Druggists in tie United
States UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Msnnnc and Importer,
l8, 20. and % Beaver-st., New York.
The word Sehnurrs' belongs xclpsiyey to my arti-
Gle, all others counterfeit.
nov. d3m
For sale ut j. II. THOMPSON g. cos
New Drug Store.