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Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16
Notice.

A Ii orders for Groceries through the ocse
n ofD. & " BLOCK, of Washington. Arkansas
will be promptly executed by us,
A & H BLOCK,
- IS Common and Al Ca,lal Street
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1st, 1854. 44-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

Mai. 4. J. DoNELSoN.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

Rev. WILLIAM A. SHAW, A. NJ. M n
PRINCIPAL OF THE MALE DEPARTMENT..
Mas. H. PAGE SHAW, PRINCIPAL OF tn
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25
The MstthsWs-Kerrigan ARRAY.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

WV IURk, APfI q, ISot>
An article appeared in your paper yesterday in which
IL ia stated that At ARRAY which occurred in the
Bswery tbs evening previous, my brother and myself
both attacked Js,ass Ksrrgan aud that both Of
armed al the time attached him Th'a is entirely
Yoneora in every particular Ny brother not armed
with si.her knis pistol and had other weapons
but tAose which nature has provided with did not
interfere except trying to pscy my brother made no
assault upou Keriigan, In any manner; but whom So
apstol In his hand, pointed toward my brother, sd
eli in my power 10 prevent his being injured "
he was not armed, and told Kerrgan. In the h~A
was wounded by pistol fred by Kerrigsn. II y tirey
false that my brother got behind screen tr to re
away from Keriigan's fire. ! had hold Of ny brothe,
whsp received the wound from kerigan's pYol.
JOHN MyrTIIEWS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

ODlxuNLys
CHARLES BOCHsA, HARPIsF.


despatch from Philadelphia, yesterday, informs u
that Mr.. Rober. Nicholas Charles Bo:hsa the distin
guiahed harpist composer and conductor died at Mel
bourne, Australia, the 7th January. Mr.. Bpehsa
was born In l7ee, at Mcntmedi in the department Of
the Meuse, France. His father performed the
hautboy in the Lyons theatre. The exhibited
precocious talent His first appearance in public
at tho age Of seven years, when he performed
certo on the Piano. At the age Of nina he composed
duct and futs symphony. At eleven he performed
flute concerto Of his composition and at twelve he
composed an overture and some ballet music. At six.
teen he became familiar with the harp and several other
Instruments, and received into tho Paris CsnssrvA-
toe where he took the highest prize aor his years
study He then introduced many improvements in harp
composition, and wrote hundred and fifty sympho
nes, concsrtos, &C., &c for that instrument lie was
appointed by the Emperor Napoleon hArpst to his pr
vats concerts, and composed for the Opera Comiuus
"LHeritler Dc PA;mpsl" opera in three as.s which
very successful IN 1914 after the restoration of the
Bourbons, he oomposed in great hurry. Les Hertsrs
Nchaux." 1t is raid that this work wss an done in
few days, and that the overture composed 10 two
hours He Afterwards composed la Iettre dc Change
and several other comic operas In 1911 BochsA 10
London, where few years after he became director Of
the oratOrios and lie governor OF the Royal Academy
Of Music professor of the hai and secretary to the
steal department OF the institution. Hs annually
composed average Of eighteen twenty pieces for the
harp. Mr. Bcchsa came to The United States with Nne
Anna Bishop about ten years ago Her first appearance
in public was made at concert given by him in london,
in July 1892 at which Grii Viardot Persiana
Rubni IAbache, nohler Thaberg and other great must
cal lights assisted. Madame 1op then deserted her
husband who opposed to her appearance in public
and travelled through the continental cities She then
visited the United states and Mr. Bochsa conducted her
concerts In 1875 she went 10 California stu
panied by Mr. Bocsa and in 1865 the tour extended
to Australia where st the lAst accounts abe living
in retirement with one Of her daughters. Mr. Bochsa
waa about sixty years Of and Of very unprepossess
il appearance. M harpist he held the rst reputa-
ton both IN Europe sna Ame.c" ana .. conductor and
in every respect and OF intense industry although
not attractive socially II Is held BY the friends OF Mime
Msbop that hsr connection with Mr. Bocha was strictly
oo.Hped TO their business arrangements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25


The President, Alderman Barker, In che chair. The
Einutes were read and approved. The Board hsh tAs
ninth meeting Of the Apr,Ss sssi0D last evening
AlscIIA.Isrs sATTns.
The report of the Board Of Counslmen granting per
mission 70 Mary Huxley to grade Sixty street in
front Of her property adopted The report TO opsa
Seventy fourth street from Eighth to HudssA
river adopted The report of the Committee Fire
Depar ment in favor of confirming the action Of ths Fire
Conn nissioners in expelbpg James NJ Byrne, foreman
Eng inc Company No. from the FIRE Departnsx for -
svbordinston, wss after opposition, cAzfmsd -
= vote OF II to ,. The report Of tie Comnitteo
Wharvee concurring 70 confirm award OF contract foe
completing bukhead at Manhattanvie eistsd tsdisas
debate ci nearly two hours, during which the taking
members' Of the Board spoke six eight times eAoh-
The report ultimately amended and laid the table,
The report OF the COMMITTEES in favor Of eoncurrg
TO pay bill Of w.. Adams ($1 ,204) for sxtsnding pier
foot Of King street. North river, adopted The peh
ion OF farmers on Long Island for ccntinusnoe Of the
Twentythird street ferry to Penny Bridge on Nswtown
Creek, referred TO the Committee on ferries Tbs
petition Of several TO have the rails the Mgst
Avenue Railroad extended rerrcd. The report q
the committee In favor Of removing pier outside
Castle Garcen ooncurred In by vote Of III ~
o. The report Of the Councilmsn repeating the ores
nance prohibiting the appointment Of iospsctors
tracts wa concurred In BY unaninaons vote.
A. 6H O'Clock the Bosd a5jcor~sa, 70 mses ct
O'Clock bstyQa'pS.
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United states Circuit Cow a.
49, H. y..a~a nnkta

Apnn "a william Wilson, mate Of pae Americas sAip
Assyria was convicted Of aseAult with dangerous
vsaoon ON Q ae aman named Ritotie Ritohia diei IN
Scrpool sinss hs rstsra 70 tb,it port ssnsaos Dc,
feared,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25
SPORTING.

FANCY FOWLS. PIGEONS, RABBITS, CANARY
birds guais parrots, dogs and small antAnas fancy
cTL ssss fre,n ,n every for hatOnhg large variety
Charles terriess Newfoundland spAnlei seers potsrs
sua terriers ceseh 6oss &C., scr ss By w. J0NN80N. iec
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Funeral OF Captain william M. nIcAxtlIe-In
posing Military Display.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM N. HCARDiE,
Born September 20, 1911,
Died Nov 10 lN55

After chaunt from the choir-Iord lat me know the
number Of my days. Rev. Dr. Taylor read the impres-
sve burial of the dead from the Episcopal ritual after
which Handeps 81 know that my Redeemer ivethn wAs
sung by Mrs Bodstein prayer followed and the re
gious exercises closed with the chsurt from Sphors
Judgment ~ heard voice from Heaven" by the choir
The and exercises in this church imposl1 4
brilliant and impressive and deserved Grafton to
talented and worthy man, and brave skilnl officer.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremonies the coffin
red the hearse, while tie band played the Misnee
from 'Il Trovatore" the following named gentlemen
acting a. paI M,jor Psar Fritz, of Phiadel-
phia; Capt. Joseph HeDsbaw, Now Eaglana Guard Bos
ton; Major Hsgsdorn, Of Staten Dr. QuAcksnboss
Gen na'i,s etsf; Capt Jscob Eaynfr City Guard Lieut..
The hearse was novelty In it's way II was mate like
gun carriage appropriately decled in black, with ths
of the City Guarc, also drsped in Eombre coors
suspended 1t. Four white horses splendidly ca
ra,isoned, led the hearse. II
Garde ystte, In four commands.
COmvandsnt lie Civrc.
The French Military Band.
Light Guard Of Broe klyn, Capt Clark.
Stswa,ts full Band.
City Guard OF Brooklyn Capt. TAmsge.
6heiton's Band.
independence Guard, Capt Boyle.
National Guard NM ,th cGR%paany' Rspa Capt Monroe
Light Guard Of New York, Capt vin,ent.
Dodworth's Band.
Third Regiment of Hussars. Col. Pos..ey.
He,!ers Band.
Then followed
City Guard
s,,, ~. ss..a, ns.,sr, Gs:ss: r p., s...s,. sss,a
City Guard.
The funeral procession moved slowly do Broadway,
which thronged with people the band payipg scle
diIgss the while 1t was impreesive pageant The
City Guard passed. Hsmiltcn ferry with the hearse
and marched to Greenwood, where the body duly
buried on Forest Ridge military salute Of three voleys
vas fired over the remains after being deposited.
Captain MeArdle wss elected to tine command Of the
City Guard when that company organized twenty three
years ago served for some time IN the torits war
mand Of the City Guard some three years since He died
in Beneville, Austin county Texas the 10th Of No
vsmber last His body brought TO this city ct the
expense Of the City Guard, and arrived here last sun
day. since which time 1t has been charge of the Guard
Captain NcArdle leaves . widow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

p:.:ls :. e Istl: .ad q d.Gshas .sss don
which expect to derive 40 much plaAssr~
Mr.. buchanan here lst tAs bAlssny when Mayer WosA
cane forward in response tn ths repeated oal Of the
people, and addressed them 10 the following eject
Gentlsmsn. sAid hs-I appear Ia otsdisnos 70 your
70 express to you In behalf OF Ar Buchanan, his
your hands tht sv56Ss. YOu nsy rest s..srsd that,
when tho interests Of the country, both ct home s.d
se1o.d s,s Are intrpsted to SUCK statesmen Of the
what may bs their partiIan character. With
sSs prfneipiss Of such great men ~ Clay, wsbsisr.
republic.
At the close of the Mayors remarAs there were
osia for Mr. Daniel E. Sickles, and other senuensa
none OF whom, however. made thsir sppsas1oos Tho
people then entertained with some Of Doxwcrths
best selections, which wers played BY the fun
band, and played ~ Dodworthsi band only knows
how TO play them. It was twelve O'Clock
before tho crowd Dispersed bu. stu Later before
Mr. Buchanan separated for the nght from the many
friends who had ascend cd to pay him their respects He
leaves this morning ct O'Clock for Philadelphia on
his return to his homo Lancaster county Pennsyiya
mia, where he viii meet with stin warmer We como than
he received in New Yorh, If that be possible.
Funeral OF Captain WnMam M. McAxtlIe-In-
posing Military Display.
The funeral OF William n McArd.e late Captain OF the
City Guard, which took place yesterday, the
most imposing military pageants in this city,
and attracted large Assembsge along tho lins Of
70 witneBsit.
The religious exercises took place in Grace church.
which was dsnsey filed with the members Of tho mill
a1y compa Dies participating In tho obseques who oe
cupied the body of the church, together with number
Of ladies, who we're seated in tho side pews,
Tho body the deceased cased in lead and placed
inside magnificent rosewood cohn which deposited
frcnt Of the altar draped In the American colors
Rireed with black II bore the following inscription,
craven in snver:-
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poARp.-cIIsroN PLACE AND FIFTH AVENUE.
I'D Ara large ffon pArlor and bedroom In The second
story han scmsiy furrished with board with private Ia
rny Il EentsmAn aud his wife. ore or two single
nennsn pAddrcss. giving real name And ADDRESS, lyman,
Uni~n square P0st o1ce.
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made to take place, large crowd assembled in front
of the Everett House. but long after ten before
ltr. Buchanan made his appearance having then only
arrived from sprivate dinner gvon him by the Mayor
ns reception most enhusiasc. In addition to his
political friends and adherents there we're large num-
Der who present to testify their high respect for
his personal merits and worth. There were ala, con-
siderable aumher OF ladies' TO whom he introduced.
It feared that tho storm would interfere with the
arrangements which bad been Taade for the ssrenAde but
before The appointed time cleared off, and between one
and two before the hotel At.
about half past ten Mr. Buchanan arrived accompanied
by the Mayor and largo number Of friends, and the
crowd outside becoming rather impatient to get vev
he presented himself the balcony Three enthusaa.
tie cheers greeted him be stepped out and made his
acknowledgment TO the people; and when silence was
restored, he addressed tneU ~ follows
friends and Fellow CtzensI can scarcely describe the
emotions which feel 81 the prestnt moment In view Of
the vast crowd Of my fellow ctzens Of the great
abroad In foreign land, and Like the noise Of the de-
moerscy. lAppia.ss Ny heart rssponda to the ssoa-
have been abroad In In other laas have Witnessed
b'tsry power have contemplated tho people Of other
countries but there is no country under Gods heavens
good, Old Buctp And If you could feel how desrc.-
world arc Of our glorious institutions, You
would cherish the constitutioa and the Union
TO your hearts next to your beief In the Christian
religion. (Applause.) The Bible for heaven, and the
constitniop Of your country for Garth (Resswsd ap
plaufs)
A voIcS-WhAt about sAveryf
Mr.. BUCgANAs-I came here without expecting AL this
kindness. Although . citizen Of neishborng state,
hsve been very little acquainted with my fellow
Of New York. but they do everything upon grAnd scale
Their commerce extends al the world; they are
known in every cme their energy and enterprise
spread the American character into beAhen lands
like reception, i is q thu. grand on.rsoser that
suits the feelings Of the people You wl not expect me
70 make long speeob (Criss Of 'Go on-go on. y
Go on should be very glad Ia addrsrs yan BY tho
hew, tat whss \ S~a h~ sAN spspss 70 express ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-30
FALL fAAPoRTxx Tnf6N, is5s.

PIT. MOORE & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD WARE,
No "a Pearl ST., opposite H. W. Fry's, Richmond, Va,
HAVE received direct England full
eotnpets OF Birmingham and Ssfhsd HAND
manufacturers In this country, full supply Of
American Geo Their stock 10 lArse and complete consist
Ing In part Of 49,. :
Pocket Knives Of Ia s. and blades
buck and Ivory handle Knives and forks,
Ivory knives FORKS, In 81 and - pieces
Hatcher wosenh olni and Greavss
manufacture OF style and quality,
Scissors and shear Of various makes and styles.
Single and double barrel guns some superior.
Pistols, Rides Rife Barrels and Mounting,
Trace, halter, log, well. hfth and tongue chains,
Wedding and killing Hoes, all slres,
Axes Of Collins simmons, aud Virginia make,
md M pal Vel "a Hammers and HAtches
kiil pit, and circular saws,
Spades shovels OF Ames Ro wand and other makes,
Anvis, Vices, and Smiths Bellows
sige and hand Hammers stocks and Dies and Screw rs,e
Castings Horse shoes and Horse shoe Nails,
Wire Selves aud S4ncrs- .
Horse CHllars Blind Brides and Hames, g.
Bride Filings, worsed Reins and dlrths,
Locks Hinges and sereus, Of every description,
,NPianes. Chisels. Angurs and FLEA. OF all Kinda
Platform aud Counter Scales patent Balances and syar
English. American, and q. ID. Percussion Caps,
Hay and Manure FORKS, =, and prong,
Tea Trays and wAier and all other ods usually found
Hardware Stores
goods purchased terms.
and selected exclusively Tor the Virginia. North Carolina
merchants visiting this city and respectfully
mination determined sell
10 this o ny Of the Northern cities
p S-Orders promptly and carefully attended 10. an25
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HARDWARE.


FAIL oIocK or mxMMWAwx.
wzss y + ssp ed a. ~ sss - e nssp ~
20 .hleh r.pssiiaily Invite NE Aitsntsn q NJ -
~, q %. ~ % 'e-n aud country ny sssh esa-
C :ss :s . .ss S.s ;ss ;, ar. ana s's..'
s.: a.. s1s a.. .sss Z "a az 4. '-' aa'
ws,srs single and in ,s.i. seas .sry hAnass~s
TAN and aAi s0sisa bras c.saess ana sssr rrsys
Ivoy handle. Kav.. and Sesss pieces. OF Reds.rs and
Dsssspas.sy ,ssis and dss.sss i So~ss '''''
and ser MAKES of buck, bone and bsssis handle
Posis pen Knives. Rodssr ws.<aAoi.s and Oder
RAsors q wesisehelns and ". . g. Bssshs's nake
Pruning and hedge shear lt
Hand, panel. rip tenant, PIT and eross-cut saws
ar.es. and Bns, .Osls, ana arnsr chsss sad dossss
ssns,as, In s.Sia q and bench Hssshsss Yuan"
Nall brad and carpet Hammer.
HOUSE ssrpsn,.r', ana railroad Asrss
squares, pevis and spokeShavcs
Two and four m foid Rule. and r.ps Msasurss
wIishss .old-Sos vice. slsdss and hand u.nnsrs
Malls and Spikes, Of all sises
xS... and .s.y, and slniss n''' ali si's'
Pad esa a ss segSo.r no5t,cs sla and sless, Loei'
Curtain Pima and Curtain Bands
Mineral porcelain and mahogany Knoss fos furniture
Ames and Rs.l,nd Spades aud shovs long and short hole
Unveils hnhs aoss and rrubsins Hoes .-t4 stllli4
Trace, halter. breast. log. OK and ssu sh.ins
butt Hinges. Q. every size and Mind
Iron HOOKS and Staples aud Haps and staples
ness =: W. RArctIrrE,
oelo Opposite r. y AP. Depot.
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: w WPAsHIN5sas,T,I,,ossN HOUSES.
ru, EsmN q L AZ sSP san sAkE;

rs NOW prepared ss .Sut aeoeco Of Of lands
ss.S s s ss sas is
Tie IN the State HAY extend With the ksa on cheese on hs
Ss ss ri % p.1s 1,S sss
none are hence ready
s HssssIs or ssassa ssts fss s.i psas
c me s Road sa %
srnhs. sas,,aalal .nd growing home asmshdisr
Ia he sor,sern p..s pre-
e sOasssra. the u@ssr sSsDaan, and sresdnsg
ra mould rrcu TO Ave Zee, IN depth,
ne ate s ss,y %1s and sSs- than that o. say
Tssnsas IN ssv.as and prease,lvsas.. The ven
be cut do.n si4HPs or stone picked o. a. generally &
planted the newly broken sod usually The
wss. sosa on The newly yery aros
pres win plss and two yoke Of oxen .in srs,k
as ready for nom q per ny
S,Sss hSS s y esSissa ne second year
oessc for the Eastern southern market
Goal a sr sssas a ss,d o sns
to sice per ton Wood per
ss.Ts Tssssi BsGdies ssss sa.
little thaa hs expense OF irinscra
7ie es-srar.. ilnd., In ne lrad a Aayias eessrony
bees on ns rdrssi ssg,,isis feHs "a si.'s,
SSi~sSSs rss od prices ead .alah i an ProSd
Iay. IciiI SioaSss in r1us 'ritl tsslcs months
so lands restored TO mAte persons who think o.
settling sm or in MnnesSs should bar IL mind hat The
better are@snts sn ihoss fsrrItOs
anrns the products q the latter 70 market VIII al
s S DC r s Sn h T. noa NE case VII. Illinois na
The same rmass h,s Eood "a E sso % ' 70 hs Terri
found the water eSar the distance 70 market s far treat
wagons interrupted eomsaneations increases
d. d1cd pe of their produets precisely
and Of course their inves,nents
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
3CTonE Il 2 sD.
u TkUM HUI IIITNU1
A n 10 l.nnlnainn

Two Iynehhurg % 30 To Lexington o. %
III To BuchI 4 To the Natural Bridre 4 "a
Pare bo, Rohmond Lynehburg chArotiee
n majority Packet
Boats better accommodated by leaving the evening"
the old and amer the ed
Monday Wednesday and Friday at r.
A. NJ and Scottsye IA NJ Of the hTst and Lynchbug
and Buchanan and Lexington T. n. day
Returning, leave NJ, Lynehbure at TX p
NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10Y
New Canton at IN M and arrive Richmond At next A. NJ
The Boats New
and Buckingham @. Stage
lstiesyiIle.
~ See Time and Distances, In Card below
LSgse RieAhaogd Monday Lsass LyneA6grg 1oaddy
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A INV AND INFORMANT.
DISCOVERY IN THE sCIENcE or MEDI-


GRIAT BEirsIs, IcoGE DE PiisRascis PilSRskciSN DI
PAms, AsD fdrkRILL ooLLEog OT MEDioINE, VIENNA,
TTIEsE nxF, No I, =, ANDs.
The seyeres, penalties courts oflav can award.
HAN. A. BARROW. Ner.ssr Of M, IMPERIAL COLLEGE Of
~ VIEW. sed ROYAL c0IIE0E o. SURGEONS LONDON,
% ~ NIL ~ :, e; Ts.d,nes iSI RHINGs
Ts MoRSIN6 TILL 1Sp PRoH HIS n NV EysTIse
~ s ts 0f Ja sRsSsrIos Sperm.
I'D a he distressing eouseqasne,, .rsug from
mates u has nygorated ard restored 70 perfect hah thousands
lions Of Manhood and whatever NAV be- az C1isgs .vev Ms
oUALgIciTIoS MGRRfioE sSyseIvitS sssbvsD & S.
TRlEsENAR No completely and entirely srsdIosss an ira
u oonofrl both IN W. mild and fors eeets
Hdciares Irritation Hadds nonrs,snon Of te Urins
Pains ohe ns ard Kidneys and ose disorders where oopav
W hath o. vast portion q the population.
IhitssaAE No Iis he ges, Continental Remedy ior 81
iof survy rofu ard al cutaneous Erupons removing ana
iosshsr 70 eradicate s virus 81 d.sss AID = never ns
Rsssy class q disorder which uaiafuss,sy De ZOE.
ne psi.n.s eons'u,on ana v sssspsrs d hs Sord
TRiEsEMiE No l. p and s. are prepared ne form Of os
snse devoid q tate o. mel md esn e carried n ne .alieosi
adgnfed ~ vsipe.u, L.emsn Rour, Rcoid, &c. &C. Price
:, ssh q sr esss. ore ios sboh saves 81 and In tT ca
sys kaalsosssuTs having been made Win ne sarfoui ~,
iorvdsd yDr Bsrrov carrfa0s boid Immediately on Tsey
ns 70 ,ey per- ofhs wod securely gaeted snd a.
e pebble genuine Europsan preparons sud eeciuaiy Prc
So.s es.s i (. asl. 81 ~, ,s o. sssss
70 be h.d sso Dr. nso. nc eesg,Iigy g.,.,si and
EARcHIs" Il ssbs, H. eIsas and iue nanSsr ~ ess.-
I'D ssse. o. Ole dsas. shove e9e~ss,ea w. In.rse.n' oy
Iasrss. DR. nsREow, isT street, r.- Sost. Of
LH0V COUCHs AND COLDs,-syrup Hvsyver and
s.l,h PsRsrs seserasg % !hs pss''gp,es q Dr. Mas
sos BkffFrT, pEERs niEER, Dfssbsi.
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TINS or FAsr HoRsrs.-"Portcrs Spirit" Of November
22d says: The fastest mile made by runnirg
horse, was made by Henry Pert in l:4si. The fastest
mile ever made by PAGER. made BY Pocahonias in
2l7f; and the fastest mile made in irolting
made by Flora Temple in harness, in sss4i
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UDHIvATE SCHOOL FOR IMaRCILRs.-The
andsrgns dsss 70 can ne attention o. P.rers and Quar-
dams having children cfou mental pfyca developnsn
De fact hst he has opened ~ Harlem, fv miles shove 01y
oNeE York IN ve heaui and besuiul location, PRIVATE
FAMILY SCHOOL where su children received
ne exrence h has had for han s yea IN connection
Nth Ne NaHachuseftf and PeunyiTans ats Insufons
io has hogn hin ha much b done IN bruguE these
Children ~ normal coudon. In many insances hs has
had home either advan-
IN te dateg ~ NE With The
dresa JANE y. RICHARDS,
auas-iy No. go Broadway o. Harlem, Nov Yort.
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MEIJjCl..


WE offEs 10 esVh-.aY AID row. TRADE,
Fall OF 1856,
eko 49, rc',s.s ss~nna Matches, Ono suiphorl
~ 49, = rtrtixe's Matches.
kroes Matches, be blown ont for cix.r~l
~ e1 .els Lamp and TANNER Oh,
~ ,ro-s Brown windsor Soap. Lows. ... .
10 boxes Extract Of loxwoed.
800 boxes y 10 and 10 y ~ Glass. frsneh.
300 Ne Nader, prime.
300 baskets Sweet on, beat brand n
600 Of White Lead
100 boxes Transparent Bzr soap.
100 dosen Hair Brushes
90 gross Tooth Br,ahes.
10000 Cigars, In bore. Of 100
,oooeS fE sIsa, ssass Caps ss.s 8. D.
co grss Backing.
Dances Of Qnnine
20 gross French Pomades and on.
$50 gross Coiognes All prices
100 kers sup. ca Soda.
1900 ne Tcnqua Beans, Aagnsiina.
90 gross vermlfuges ...... II. +.
70 barrels spts. rurpcntne.
20
10 gross Turf or 800
Together
feemery chemeAs Dye STUN &e Ae usually kept by prusss
and for sale reasonable terms, by
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TOPS.
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Carriages, manufactured By The approved makers
fon me gtess style Of Bugy the
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