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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12

REMOVAL.
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~ late higs. Fam NJ VIII one ,!t-r otta
once - Hia. I. y urtG-ngcOH, L.1. Entrance fnIl
same aEfesi- IJu!y - l5@i.--u
Samuel. STONE,
CciEilta5ssi-siier in CEs9GGCTg of the Circuit
ana C9 ~ y Court az Jefferson County.
q EfiIS Z i. The CourlIioGsu, Cup starS) Ia ihG
the lac tSu9a'. :. oETIU.EIoS, ESQ.
= ,fraI,ce s2SePt ". Court lal II Incest COCK
II X'4aFsE: HOTfUE.
Ia EtG sold agi '.t '.se u Spirit 81 Jeffs-
sou. ai tl, purpose IF c-iIe AZ - Ola bTisi
e.. > = hsfe! every exc 'iu ~ ANY lsr lpdc''f
ed r'ses s 4. the ~ .. Ju'y iast, viii SOW come
forward Es'l rs, y'iat TRY know rs he due. Nau-
save Is tle expense and tsgbie OF visiting,
their l,zsi, in person. ~ 5eudir-t SIC small pitant
by I1ai o. oher aa 'ae3e-sut ,.ia-; !. rr =, b
scpfe.s6sv loIsss
VsII %ETl,Et,. :. tbS - AND 4 LIZ.
TE5HA 7 dc 9 ilLscueni Iss,t.sf Of SAppnaton's
4 Tutg;, have hgcn mes t. fttid ny and ,rsv,.ti,
atd Tic sub -L!5sg may b. fo,r,.d s.a7 dsgensiIrf,
the geea t!Sfs Of Ills life, % All who pstTofiise
him. Having lately WISHED Baltimore, where &c
made arrangements TO l. furnished di,i!y, he Is
prepared % serve up OYSTERS in any nay: By the
Can ofcss'su-and eycryti3inl. tie uistTEGts al
ford good t. cat :ad erin, serv,si i ,lilezcSpsfu-
able stTle~ Oysters III the smell SHAW and Sour
Kroni de- hopes his risEs,s VII ltilI show hrl d'
Fsb. Is is555 JofiS. w GaLLhHEB,
IA MILLINERY.
1E4RS NARY +. DAVIS respectfully informs her
custors iti the public generally tlst she las
turned Ieoiaiac ~, and solicts tiieir attention. u
her BorEetsr 4 lowers, and Silks, which are ot tue
latest and ist fashionable style Sue rct'Isns her
thanks seg pass cement, and feels coif1''en'
by givia lssr un;ividel attention 70 business, saS
Will niaS4s continuance OF the Same
Her Gsidsstse is in the T,estctn part Of the town,
one doaSs south OF EIr. H0T'ElL's.
April - lsS5-5t.--E, p copy.
AZ FOR SALE.
"A I.IGFST WA GoS. sai5u5le for either one or
t&o hoCoss. Il Is rSw ard made u the best lntte-
rial arle. in the Irost enulplste Manner
jar S4stsa5-tf TR0S. w DAVIS
50Es .a..sa .: EAt Is rsssysa .4a sss.le
lae-Aye sse .isfsrs Il ktk4 y SYN
~ : h g 5sS5.-sS eTni. Adamantipe ana TSipNf
SlsGslsssiss just seS S5ssi kSSy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
r. Z Hgie. .Itl.sEs ACADEMY
N.Ntr IL W Ut

&. T. VOW },i5LNEsI.JC d, .PR1.scrPar
It. Friends D tits most poi reIy IA,
{ termed that it, d,Itis- Will he rcaCmcd ION,
knows. upon application Ia the Principal or to Col
=. 9. '&sntEroL, President Of Board Of 'Erustcc5.
july 4, lSjI-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12

n IICzFST' WA CON. suitable for either Oneeor
Two horpss- IL Is rew and made u the best mute
rial alie. in the most eouipste Mariner
Jan s. tsa5-tE FB0S. " Davis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12

4 ypp,. HARVEST SHOES.
Iune 10 stock Of Mems Shoes on hnnd, by
ITFI7-- - lA2S. CRAMER s HAWKS,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12

RI, FOR SALE.
4 HRI E rood Horses, for saddle or 4ar7!css; one
ss,d tyso horse Wagon, with Elliptic Springs and
IL kxic.: n one-hors. Wagon II Carryall and
new Buggy. Also Double and single Harness, and
Illustrate Quilted Somerset Saddle, and md new new
Side Saddle. Having no further use Tor the above
tf:clcs those in want of them may expect great
btrgains by calling ON j. J" hiSEA->-Ni"'
sCharles, own, May /, 1855.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12

! RSt.lE 'iss ~ RAKES.-Tnompso $ make Of
tlae 10 is iyE sale by CRAMER S HAWKS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12

0itEes er.ra sses, ys ers ssss>ls
lag.sy tss kter4 IL Ett1 &5sSl<s
~ 81 s3s5.-ss STFl. Adamartips ana TelloVs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12
70 h ~ -.
CARTEIt'S HOTEL,

f-@-ale
tI;;Sg CHoyiGStorn, Jegar$on CoeafR, ID.
FE7,HS Valuable and CoInlnodicus IIGTEL PRO-
: PEETF Is NOW offered ~ Priyat. Sale. together
PLIES. 1t is amongst the largest in the Valley,
and has 5seu or5ly for The past years.
20 wishing to engage Ia this bUsa most ta
varblc oPPorUa'iy hero offered, and on aCCCutuu.
dating terms. Tie Servants can be retained u;til
March 10. $50 J. y CARTER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-06-12

CO.|.HISYoNER II CH1NcERy iAD
CENI.iGaL -fcSEST
OFFICE il. Iris EgJr- formerly ,s property ,f the
- lgte Nirs. FailiV NJ WILL. one door orttr OF the
oiilcc - "Aa {. v ur.b5ng:ou L.7. Entrance fnIu
same asregt lJuly :, ls5t.-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16
9elefteS postrn.



Nsssae Eorrons. The poetry Of X. II
Wilde, beginning. My life IS ike the summer
voss," 10 universally admired and frequently
found in the periodicals Of The day. His poll
s~s are forgotten; hi. life Of Tasso enea'n-
hers The shelyc. Of booksellers, whilst Ibis
gem. Recognized a. iras poetry even n fault
hiding England, promises to eil balm be name
10 literary immortality. He vii probably BE-
known by il IN future ages - Wolfe Is by rs
buria, Of 81, John Moore, aad Cry By bis
Elcgy.
Il Il not. however, 80 well known that a lady
II Baltimore. me, the distinguished advocate
In the Court of the MUSES., and rpicd WIZ
much fore and almost equal beauty A. The
stsnxa. Of each afc not found iu connection ii
il proposed 10 give those Of Wide seearale'y,
and in similar way tie ladys answers 10
reply:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16
TIE FAIRY THAT KsN "


| ID not say sha s 800 CIR
No maiden may waA hrr n-
] do not "a, those eyes 80 bright
VIII dazzle by t.ar b-Ileu, hslt.
Or that che ro,ctof hef tao
Ni,i saams an s.Asr Is beIf grace
Bat this team 10 iml deciafr,
That rhe Is yery sweet AND fair
That never lguof beuN sa. found
within Love, cou.ecrate4 gfouaI
That all he charms that love can SHOW
Meet in the iliry that | know
. do not say She is so wise
Tina, learned lore she would dcspsr.
o. that the structure Of her mad
70 lofts uses g. designed
| do not say she lives and seem,
Like some great princess Of oar dreams
Bu; yet mover ha'ato
To bend unto hct sr.eiou, .iale
For skilled she isiup PTS art,
~ dl the blindness Of lae heart,
Fen P,'le wou'la.l i,4 pomp ioteso.
To greet the fang ta,i know.
! do not sag hex voice b. .a,h
No nightingale &C., toac.cag touch,
Or &hea peuhaule .lo speaks @, SING.
souie npeeLnlu.es11I bee sprHs-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16
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NJ life IL like the SUMNER fo's
rha, open. to the morning -sr'
Bot ere the shades If evening close,
I. scattered on tho groand 20 die.
Y.ton tina. roses humble bed,
The svee,est dews Of night ar- sttd,
A. 10. wepi sch waste % see
B.. none slAll ir- a f.ar III ne
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16
Republican Acsaemu,

fflE SECOND SESSION oft1i. Institution
viii commence the SECOND Monday 100 Feb.
rusr5, and continue Use months.
TEHMs;
urlhoemphy Reading, Writing, etc, PEE -es-
sion. ....,...... .....,... $40 90
Arithmetic, topography, Grammar Al.
Qehra, i4og,c, Rhetoric PH!nsorhy.
chemistry, Astronomy, etc, . ID 90
Higher Mathematics Greek, Latin. ETC., 20 90
Incidental Expenses, ...,.. 30
Weekly exercises in Composition and De-.
clamaion Araolds Greek and Latin Prose
Composition, etc.
Fulton viIl be charged from ,he time of
rnterance aad no deduction made, eAeept In
ease Of ptutrac,yd sickness.
ALFRED uTfON, NJ.
FEB TO- $500. 21-tf
( OrrON and linen floss just received BY
IL q h, H. KEY.
March ~ leJf
kIOfFAl"S. Nclane'-, and Spencer 5 OIL.
VI Just received ava for sale by
\. ;. JOHNSON & co
Fehrpar, Il ls55.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

Ny lie !. like the print, which f-i
Have left on Tempo, desert stmai--
Soon a. the rising side shall beat,
All trace wili vanish FROM 'Ie .sal
yet, a, u gueeug go ,Aaeo
All ye-.lae oi tbs human race
And that Ions shore, loud means tHftfi
IA, meme, alas -ta'. .a0e fo, re
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

The d.vs Of night may f,I from lleses
Upon the wI.te-el rose, ted
And tear, Of fond regrt be- gven
To mourn the virtues Of lae desa,
le. mornings sau the dew- T.l DRY.
And tears will fade from sorr a. eYe.
Affection, paae- lal.ed % sie'F.
Ard even love forget 90 a,sp
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-16

o q. ININI q %.
March IL, l~l5.
We wiil continue to add to our stock daily
water permtlnR) uutl iti- fuIl and compIste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

srcoyD UsIrARIAs CHCRcH.-A meeting Of the
u,ember. Of this congregation, who now worship in
"The A.hensum," was held on Monday evening TO
,sEe preliminary steps toward the erection Of church
edii.e for their better com1odztion. The meeting
was numerousy attended, and several plans of opers
tion were Suggested for the adoption Of tue society, but
pone being fully accepted, me meeting was adjourned
to neIt Monday evening Thsre WAS strong interest
msnf-tec in the subject before the meeting the is'se
majority desiring that no mopey basi' should preval'
but that an inexpensive edifcs shoud DC oo.'hed' In
which all without regard to the extent Oh their purses
should have al equal voice in location and style OF
builcug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

"LyAyrs or GRASS. We some time since had
occasion 20 call the attention of readers to this orr
:inal aId striking collection OF poems, by Mr. hit
man Ct Brooklyn. In 80 doing we could not AVOID
bocirg certain faults which seemed TO as 10 be prom
ipent in doc work Tie following opinion from dis
III gushed urce views the mater from more posi-
i've auo les critical Standpoint
"CoNooRD, Mass, July 81, 1855
DEAR SIR: avn 10, bind to the worth of the
wo .cerul gift OF Leaves Of Grass 1 fed 1. the
uost exrsor, mar pece OF Wit and wisdom that Amer
Ca has vet contributed. l an very happy in reading
Il, as prta rower makes us hsppy. IL makes the de-
msnd am al ways making of what seemed the sterile
and s.pgy nature, if too much hsndiwork, or too
much lymph in the temperament, were making our
western wife fst and mean.
Il give you Joy of yodr free and brave tnought'
have great 10Y in it, 6rd Incompatible things SAID
ncompsrabiy well as they must be. had the cour-
age of tire aimen which deli Us, and which large
PERCEPTION only can inspire.
"IEnet YOU at the beginning OF great csreer'
which vet must have had long foreground some
where FOR such a start. / rubbed ny eyes lrstie TO
se II this sunbea were DO fusion; but the sold sense
OF the book sober certainty. Ii has the best merits,
namely, Of for,ifying and encouraging.
did not know until | last Eight saw the book ad-
vefnsed newspaper that could trust ths name as
.en ard available for post-ofioe wish to see my
oenei.eior and have felt much like striking my tasks
'su wrsnns Nev.fork 70 pay You my respects:
Walt WSIrNAX7 r'R. ". EMERSON"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10
MONUMENT TO THE OSSOLI FAMILY.


Tie family of MARGARET FULLER OsSOLT have
Just erected to her memory and tina. of her husband
AMI child, marble monument in Mount lburn Gem
eery in Massachusetts, 1t is located on Poa-path,
in beautiful part of the grounds, and has near 1t
some noble oaks, while the baud OF affection has
painted many flower. The body of Margaret Fuller
rests in the ocean, but her memory abides In many
hearts. She needs no monumental stone but human
affection loves thus TODD honor to the departed.
The monument was igned and executed by Mr..
Thomas Carew an artist of Boston. 1t is upright in
form aud on its side facing the avenue is cut in the
marble medallion the size Of life and ssd to be an
excellent likeness of Madame Ossol but requiring the
right light and point Of view. 1t is surrounded by an
eYqusitely carved oak wreath. Beneath the medal
lion is book denOting the literary vocation OF Mar
paret Fuller and near is the hilt OF sword
designating the military profession Of the Marquis
Ossoli, who wa, Captain of the Civic Guard during
the Roman Revolution OF ls4s Above the medallion
is star XXI which was Madame Ossoli's signature in
The n. Y. TRIBUNE, but is designed for the higher
purpose of sgpifyipg that, as the stars shine
bright in The heavens when earth is dark so do she
and hers live in brightness and joy, though on earth
there are many who deeply mourn their departure
The whole is surmounted with the cross, that emblem
of the Christian fah-ts trials, often its death OF
sgony but betokeniRg too, chat even as Christ died
and rose again and assembled ID Heaven, 80 also SHAH
all who love as He loved endure faithfully as he en-
dured. and die trustiDgly even as He died. There IS
no emblem especially designed for the little child, but
near by is marble slab with appropriate inscnP-
ton, beneAih which his dust reposes. The following
- = ttxx,x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

PHGyn HosE.-PhGnix Hose Company IRON
Easton, Pa, arrived in this City on Monday morning
via Central Railroad, and were handsomely received
by their old foreman and the Southwark Engine Com
ssny No. IS. This Company was organized January
lsai, and the carriage, which has been in active use
for the last six years With eight hundred feet Of so'
will be exhibited st the Far, Crystal Psace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

At q la.e meeting Of the trustees Of Buriiogtoa
crl se NewJesev Rev Van Pelt A. NJ. of fhAss
mia Hebrv~ Ihsdc, sync, srd Ara
bic the iheolos zeal department OF thar iss'u;ioa
The Suirs AGAINST THE CAMDEN AND AsBor
R.LsoAp-On SATURDAY in the PsnnsyvsnalDsrle Ceart,
AZ ine granted removing 10 The y Circoa
Court the cssts of Charles Dizzy and Charles w Oteacerss
sSsr, n. Csndsn snd Amboy railroad r paties sustse I'd
Bprngtru ihr fore probable that th- suits 6orsH
b, the viii he be ssd Ia ths U. = Courts
TIE TRENTON LECTURE ASSOCIATION announce
coul sc Il by Messrs Park Bensnis James W
Horsce Greeley joseph r. Chandler Henry Ward Bseehst
nsiphe Psk Benjamin vii deliver the hrs Ice
tuIe { the 10Th instant.
In Camden, on Friday Mrs. Briggs attempted to
ch.s Use one Of be- ch Jen with swi ch when hoss
into sps,m whe1 coDiausd orr that stf.nsd bon and
deshhsu-d Tee coroneTs rendered verdict Of des
NON sPhyxs
The democrats OF MiddlCsex County have nom-
mated Henry SPeer senator and heay Aeken tbs prs
eat iucumt ert fO sheif
The second division Of the New-Jersey mili'is, COM
psng all the gusry organized mhs companies IN EsssA.
Pasac Bergen Hudson counties Major Gen Cornetus w
ST. nde Vile commanding, will parade a. Peterson to-day
The Passaic water Is to be introduced into Paterspa
for domestic md other purposes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

sy,tors RrsAwAr AeclDLSI.-Iesterday fore
-. =, a'cock ,drfed horse attached 10 9 wssoa In
stcs 70. M W.ie. so', g. At No, 70 ss,. We,
~ = s.vesth .tIee D. and ds4hed down the risst st
e. speed Ath. Conner Of seeond srest the Vehicle cam
-, VIZ ienee the uoont NJ Water eonyeyef 70 AZ
Gee. ho.s shsre be ssnded BY Drs srssy sed wsas
.,e sI nation showed that bors had ben
n. urei .tfered severely sad Is feared tse es ~
sUs5ss serious internal uhsi Tss driver esesped sisne
nizry o3v aanx Of tbs Wtss paAssf ovst ns ee1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

GFRMAN SHOPIIFTERs - Henry Lakemsn ana
Eepy Ntr Oersns former upward Of uine years OF
ose were ected ia the act of stealing piece OF
oood. forp store 10 fulton street and pissed over to
the charge II CAPT LsOnsi Ct the Sec ond Sad police lney
hive frequently been sIrsed ,nd iDpsoned FOR similar OF
tepsss Both were con mitted by Justice Nesn for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

JvsrIoxs OF rHE Pacific Law eoanisse o.
th- mrnoa Council submitted p',n a. &c az for
avisss the b INTO sy- d.ess sad p-oviass rat ens ~.
cs - ahs - elected fs sseh d. c The tsis
or 1T ell ira, part OF ,he city stag ssfh ssS
est Of tie nt-T cf2cnoe sree fuca and s'sash
srsss ma ro.h ~ s the Inc Of 10 nlensc
street ,uien .ne FtbEsh svetus 20 the u CatSs
ssepre % be vesfs, Of thu city 81 the Wssb,ct tzi
wes snrs s line 20 tue en'er Of Jof .snoa street,
Ild Of Caion sTeaas tse ntes
section OF Fulton ,srsins norn 9. wsAe IA by
thrnce est - the Dyis svefu 70 raes Nsna
TIE po;s, q - ginning VITA ioeade th- Tnrts-ats sss
Fcartest n wsgd Nh inc ode the keecth steen'E AS
Egh ssuth wards Note t D. tor hs e eton u ess
aztec the psaes Ill., and Va po1ee ereiA
VISIT or A FIRE CoNFANY.-Nep' tue Fire Com
psny No g. Of Hewisyen will Vii, Brooklyn ssA New fork
a. fhr,day The iti they vii Be she russ,s OF Easns
Company No s. ofVilisnseoFsh
ISeuEsT.-CoroDer Burnet held inquest on ebe
7h 81. on he body Of suppeses 20 DO Resad Fsu,s
ON pspefs eina apa Ia b.. pocket bestss thu
No usrts Of Violence were found the bo3y hs afy
tanned verdict u desth from dro sans
BrRcIARr A, an early hour YESTERDAY morotax
the house No lo >erth Fouyth street was -n,er-A
through The scre bu gsrs Their opei,ion . snnf
an entrance awakened two tes, who ave an an sas
the thieves escaped through the froHt door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10
I Adv r.isemsE,.
CARPETS CARPETS - CARPETS

supeb Medallion Velvet CAkPETs from the Paris Exhibition
So eudid English Brusses 81 per yard
s. go yards Iugain st $40, q and b per yard
A. HtRAN ASpEssoNs GREAT CARPET ESTABLISHMEST,
No. 90 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

ANrpc,N TNsy,1ITr-T nr G6EAT FAW.-

AMERICAS INSTITUTE TIE GREAT FAR.-This
s. COW the interesting exhibition Il Nes.iork Tbs Cys-
hl Palace is thougeo continual The Gai Engine OF Dr.
Drake anf the Lecture Of Dr. Ng, the subjects Of euog
Yesterday We shah aude IN detail 70 other novelties IN day
A. present Overlooking with specimens
Q. our sons irdusy that part is without extraordinary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

CsArsE oF tgaEL A5Ansr TaE PsorRiIrors Or
TIKI DCTcBSi- -JOserh ". Honis'on. n. ID
yesterday preferred a complaint sgaias. EG. W-s.oa
end Eswia b Weston, proprie,ors Of The ~ \.
DItcimaE, Awttkly paper published IN This C'y,
cLagpg them With ha' Oe. in Their paper of the 6,h
ins'., published the following paragraph, which he
thinks injurious:
vii Or Hcm;ston, who is such a nice young nl4n,
Sad Who resides with Major Crawley Of The UaItei
>fafes Efta-. Argus. BE- 20 kio1 ss 10 step up ID
III, Office snc psy US AZ S. i he hrs so' a.
Justice Welsh sued warrants for the arrest Of tae
accused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10
fAivertissment.

The great feature of the American Institute
Fair RooTs exhibition o. PHOTOGRAPHS In the Pcure ga
eIy by Pictures made daily at
No. SOS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

ARREST FOR HOmCIDE.--Mlry Manion. who was
or Monday charged by corone jury with having been acoes
~ ~ the death e kaa eukn BY striking her th-
L sd with stick was yeserosy arrested and committed TO
prison to ew sit 1au nation on the cnNge.
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lAdyertissmnti

ADVERTISEMENT
DIES LERs
FEy.E AID AcuE PILLS
THE EosT CONVENIENT,
AGO OILY RADICAL CURy ToR
FLyER AGVE.
sod bS d DEsELss Agent, at the Depot no 81 EroS4
VS. n. y. AID by ar respectable deslera
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ADVERTISEMENT.

KNAPP's INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs.--
Tbe.. Plaster. haudsouey spread s ska sith
Invaluable remedy foi Lame or Te.k bse.s eh.
Chest StOu sch LOins good iJr hueu
,.ti.1 DvspeDs Ashns CODssDpon, Liver aud kinney
Cor De pot No 5z sdsoo said By most
DTugxsts
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DARING RAsc.Is so yoang men named John
Uy. ard Thomas Burton were Yesterday srresed BY Officer
Lord OF the Ess Marker 20 charged With bessng
premises Of Mrs Mary Am Thomas No Essex street.
With intent TO .e. They observed by Mr.. Thonas t
Of thu rer doors Of her apartments ~h keeton keys
ara opersiog time succeeded IN eecins an
rspce she the rushed upon h>m with hot smoons iron
Which sh. threw They rushed out Of the house TAX
ry with the m coat and escaped for the time bat
pfosy were secured committed by Justice Wood for t
Roth Ct he pIisore served two terms n the
slate
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FrGITIyE FROM JUsTICE -Mich8el Robinson, I
Coma, psdder wss Yesterday arrested fugitive frou
BtSgeret conn where alleged he wanted 20 answer
chnse Of cassiI couute felt money,
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Extra large size L

Extra large size DAGUERREOrIPES In col0rs ior
orly s. cents ucu irg besufp Csc equal in quality 70
hsss charged IS sewhere ct WELLsGs, cor Of Beeck
Al Id G-rIi
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BHers Is sure ,emey COR Dyspspsl. m al vsrous forms
and General Debility having The highest ties I'M as ever
given ia favor Of suy medicine 10 ths wor d.
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ADVERTISEMENT
WILSON'S DAsDELIOS COPPEE-FoY Dyspepsia,

Indigestion sick Headache BniOus add Liver Diseases, and
eresly TO persens Of teeste eonst1tons
sod y al r..pse able Apo.hecas and the principal depot
corr sr Of 9Th s. ard 3dsy
fkdyert.ss ulent
BrAxY's PATENT FIRE-PROOP PAINT, No. III
fs.d.L--5ss Under head Of Pa;nts
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The Committee on stree.e Of the Bosrd Of Council
r1en met yesterday afternoon to teS Argument pro
and con relative 20 the opeLing Of Chambers street
A, but few per,op, were p.ssen. the Conrai.es "a
jouyrsd til IsE Iss3sy sAssao9a-
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WHEN AND WHERE!
For ID. best and cheapest Silk Herino or Wooden
UNDEkGAkAENTs Aso HOSIERY,
90 to RAAKn's OLD STAND,
No. l04 Eovery.
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PRIVATE THEAIR1cALs-The company Of an.;eurs
known az the Mur6ock Dramatic Association, gave
their opening performance Of the sesson las. s7eang
q; Dramatic Hall in Grand street- The bill comprised
Bulwsr's play OF Reheieu and The petite comedy Of
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady. The audience
was quite numerous and select and he general charac
ter Of the performance. scmsrha. better than such
affairs viii average.
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MIIirARr-PARiDE oy THE THIRD REGiNESr.-
TIE third regiment, Neg.Yoik hussrs, Col Menck,
made their FAN parade yesterday afternoon. The
companies forming the regiment ia full uniform
az atiel &c by fue band, attracting considerable
attention. The regiment proceeded to Madison plrk,
where tbey were reviewed by the colonel afer which
TIE several companies went through variety Of mill
tay maneuver,, showing that they he'd been well
trained in the school OF the soldier.