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The Hannah More Academy,
WHINING TON, della ARE.
PRINCIPALS; MrSsss q. AL. "A. II. GRIMsHAw, MD
VNHE SERVICES OF PROF. vyaIUE, IN. -o
ineni French Author and Teacher engaged
en Professor OF French The climate Of Wilmington
Sy heAhhy The Winter not those OF
~ higher latitude The Academy thoroughly v-n
lated ADD warmed by three rare
me pupils the health AHd vgur
IN tlr open air. aud by playing la The
he hoGs- thorough and finished education acquired
husc Drawn oil sinng, Needle
man spanish the branches study French made
one OF the daily studies without charge
IthAs; So 80, 500 Of
Tuition In English and French
REFERENCES:
DIR X Wood, Dover Mills Richmond Va J. r. Andersen
se22-Im -
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CLOAKs, MANTLES AND sHAwLs.
SEPT. 22.
WYE HAVE OPEN THIS nAY.-our entire stuck
w ~ rich Velvet and Cloth Coaks
New Style Paris Cloth Cloaks-
Velvet and Cloth Nantes and Tauias.
stella shAwls uncommon variety Of prices and styles
Bay State Long Square beautiful
Patterns made the Bay State Mills
Cashmere shswis and Gold Bordered
variety
Further supplies OF EmbroIderies.
se22 PRICE BAYIY WaTKINs
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Fall S'rOCK-Is5g.
GARDNER. CARLTON 4 20

No III, sTxEET sIcHuoxD Va
q hrreeynE eir Fall and Winter
n Leather Paper Trunks s C.psAe embracing on, III
osi complete and best selected
my shoe hoose In The UnoE Thrs- goods purchased oT
AsH rD IN e SEASON before the advance
s choice N the sseedon from the largest In New
Ahd and are offered To The Virginia and North
- ~ '-' P"'"a
- cases YOuth., me Boots, all qualities
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
ACADEMY

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
ACADEMY.
1--WE FAERfISES OF THIS SCHOOL
october neat-session ~ months The Of Mons
saeT a. nestor in Modern Languages,
Tor tuition In Latin, Mathematics and English
For In Greek, extra - M ~
f4s IN either Of the Modern Language 90
FOR his qualification refer, The
following gentlemen his
Gov II A. Wise, Msrs. G. Patton AexandeJ
hoadAy g. W Gretter. Fonalne, Price, r. Grafton
Rev Geo. Woodbridge and J Peierkin
- W. D. STUART, Principal
Mr. Stuart graduate the Virginia Military Institute ana
Tor three discharged with an As
sistsn Professor OF Mathematics confidence
TO the patrons Of his Academy hin
lous comPeieni and faithful Teacher"
. FRANCIS II SMITH
Yis-dstaWtlst Oct supf Of Va Military Institute.
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rns i.Apins.--We hear from all quarters the mos,
ehs"r'pg accounts Of tho great unanimity Of sent
ment among the ladies' for Fillmore and Donelso They
DE- not intend TO sing these gentlemen the resp
omces, ior which they are nominated but by that mild
""i eloquent persuasion entirely characteristic OF lie.
Yea best gin, woman, lead fathers brothers, h,.
bands and lovers into that best Of political ways the I'D.
OF men sni measures. TO preserve and perpeuatc
che present liberty and freedom qua antccd by our .d
rable system OF government The heart Of WON AN l.
asy. right the mirror Of truth and purity the
oJa'uee aud equity. the embodiment VI the divinity Of
huusuty They know instnctv,y what man learns ool,
by sxperence. they form instant conclusions what man
nnis only by patient rejection, aud profound logical AT
without guenoble frank honorable philantbropc and
patriotic This Is the FILLMORE platform entirely The
Constitution aud the Uuon securing the glorious rights
i privileges ~s now enjoy aud transmitting them unim
paired 10 those who shall come alter us to all coming
time. q
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cHssrrayruD, sept. ION, isse

CHSsrERTiuD, sept 10Th 1850
aggravated informing YOU In the
month OF last July one Of servants had
OF her iert and continued
that portion OF her foot sought OF tried family
remedies such pouiiers.
friends advised
great applying the only OF four times Il was en-
hey healed gives great pleasure TO inform you
oen-hi 81 others Respectfully,
sell D. Wilson
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IL. JAMES, ESQ. N.

n 49, e; y. II; LANES, ESQ, tn. Author and Br,
49, ush Consul Norfolk, adore TO Va
sad sorris Philadelphia, Proprietor PASCHALLs FEVER
AND AGUE MIXTURE, writes az follows
have ecounended the remedy In
Who were surrins from Agus tsy could have
never known to fail Ia enetng many Instances
~ lev dsses have produced that result"
Try bottle To BE- had Of A. sODEkER o. A srRRnKER
Richmond. Va sist
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LYON PHILADELPHIA TWICE .e<szs
~ WEEk-The No. steamship CITY OF S.Ilki.N
RICHMOND Cant MITCHELL freIrh and
val leave on THURSDAY, Sept. IS at ~ O'Clock NJ
FOR freight passage having superior apply
sel2-St II. y. FUTILE, Rockets
HENRY SHAEER
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
FAIL AND WINTER oP 1856 AND 1851
oosng Goods, assorted In style
Al can be satisfied with cheap, Zoe fashionable Goods
Jet The taste be fasdious confident
braces quantity and quality Sufficient
customers viii acknowledge facts which apparent on
animation, merely enumeraie the following Foods brought
this
Bsck aud fancy cloth dress and frock Goats
Beaver er-Coats saeks TAlmas and Ragiana
Casslmerr, beaver peersham and cloth business
Black dokin, black fgd Scotch plaid brown drab and steel
mix cashmere Pants
Velvet molre antqus, silk,
Ny urnihnE stock contains full shavi Ban-
k unbrelas white linen and cotton Shirts
sr and Drawers sk shirts white and Canton flannel aud
ans Dawer Gloves Gaunit suspenders; Night Caps Money
Belts; humers. Handkerchief
Collars, al Of which will be sold low for cdsl.
HENRY sHAFER,
a25 Corner Main PcafD and ifth streets
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DEALERS ~ Moro BROGANS-I have examined Mr. g
URICEs stock Of BogAns, aud hnd them i2H per
less than other store in Richmond and good superior
70 others Ills KIP B better than
his stitch down Brogans Of his make. His
Isl Main street, Eagle square A FARMYR
Sept o. 1855.
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n =. SsSsiMaiL soH WArEn:.aAsM ASD

hereby certify oXYGENArED BIrTFRs bay.
proved more eeAeiou IN relieving from stom
sch Indigestion and covcness which
for ave SIX than all other been ry
Ing during Illness and ehesuy all who arr
thus addicted. sAMI. "a NIf n.y.
Nc Hamilton has charge Orphan Asylum o. and
u well knsun and highly
eompanyins the msdeine abound OF The most re-
msrkab and had
sErli POWLE co. 8S Washington street Boston Prcpre
tore Sold BY their agents everywhere. sr22-dsSwiw
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49, HOLIOwAY,s OINTMENT AND
0NA PiLIS-wHAT ARE THEIR CREDENTIALS s-They
are approved by the mort enlightened
che highest medical authority declared
thousands IN all diseases OF the
Soih az the manufactures No 50 Maiden
~ straDd London and by all druggists 25, per
pot or boA- se22-iS
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STATE AND CITY NEWS.

sA.s.rn scmooLa-roe several years pas, this noble
in'asusou hes been steadily increasing snd gathssns
strength In oar city end dncsrey rejoice a the Rt-
lying aet Some OF our best and citxens
received their earliest and parest Impressions under ts
fostering iaassncs and ,hoassads viii be trained 70 par.as
s same noiy patns ss grateful privilege 70 him Who
hao-.ed by counicss with the world s.ics forth On
beaa,iia Sabbath whsn the ORD above Is .niu..
nns aud evenng nature with his golden flashes Of sun
hgh and visiting Of thoss schools stnessss On. large
s.,hesings Of bright and happy children. feeling Of
Tranquil h.ppiness irrvsistby steals him, recalling
meves Vi Tue past and he thinks Of the when he
too WAS Sabbath scholar Many long years per
eh"ce have passed since that hacyon era. Life to him
Thea vas bright and joyous sorrow, Nth It's dark and
ohshtng inhuence had shado~ed hs path way but
noscs sammy flowers sprang aroand him. and al before
vas m'i OF promise. But time passed on be found
at h~ess had thorns and that HE had LIS troubles
we'd a. pleasures Temptations bsset him. but the holv
truths incacated In Ibis early youth by
teachers enabled him cry Ia the language Of D.
vnnt'' I" Get thee behind mo Satan !" aud he is q
ngite1u u and happy man-an ornament society God
speed the noble Ssbbathschoo causei
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49, - BITE III OF a nArrLEsNAKE CUaED

Msssks PrHRy DAVIS SoNents merchant OF IInnoep.
~ n informs me that recently Of his severely
oen on the leg by rslesnake he
Tered most dreaduy The family CHANGING Perry
DAVIS Palm Killer In the house Immediately bAng t
bitten pace, without showing whether afford DIE
least r but surprising SEEM poison soon ob
served 70 kudr from the wound and Young
m.n s avp entirely free from pain the bite
sasep' hs he' wound which healed very BY giving pub
" 10 THIS fact IN pamphlet western
distribution sud such counties poisonous reptiles more or less
abound might the OF
supying an article the of which has long
Yours, respectfully,
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TO FARMERS.

- PHOSPHATE or iIME"-we are nov receiving ire.s
supply Of this valuable Fcrter which eona.
dence superior 70 the best Peruvian
In lots 10 suit purchasers.
so MoaRUDERS soHs
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supply Of this valuable Fertilizer. which eona
SO g MoeRUDERS SONS
HYPER TEN EXTRACT, for the handkerchief !.
srsxo Fovrs mus, he pi.cd In The front rapt Of tho hes. 10
qn truly hovsy and peeulsr, and unlike any
and csnno, he initiated
TE, Rnr, uh delicate highly concentrated souv,.
mir Of he brifh skies and sunny days u June.
NEv Mous HsyBy The skn II ne Perfue lovely per.
hs o. Youth IN The hay hds caught aud aSed and
the shove thirty or oriy other choice perfumes. Of Luhr
and other essbrstsd makers. for sale a. 80 ard Is cents By
.s9o P. SIMPLE, 9c7 Main street.
A HGENTOPHILE AND AUHOPHILE.-rhe.e
hns srnhsd oliver. sOd r plated snd jevsy o. every
aescrgon soui dsfasns niurng their original appearance
$40 MADE (. sISEEs Ne. = agg,ss,.,, s,sy.
p.psrstos ois best cos.is 20 eomeind -S Iron = 70
disguise entirely I'll dis.ussabe ss, while ne
10 NE manner he ordinary obocolse De.
hshifui beverage. Ai,,sh sapnly is.i rrssived a.
.,sa tsN " sorssr o. Nsin ana io,h -.
LNIHE WORKS, FIHE wOaKS.-Ju. received. =
ans aorinen, q Pr werts, and LOO Craetsr
= $50 ''' 80 8, Si e ASt sslocu.
MAeNoLIA brand oLD WHISKY barrel.
AZ for sale - DAVENPORT, ALLYN co.
mare STORE FOR SALEM. socl and sxsure,
- ~ DLss s,oss -s "ea'sd and doing Escd ssnss are
sss-s. RehSSed Y O.
n LIVERPOOL FINE sALr.-lsoo sacks ~ 81, ~
EBaEsEnysD LogsrEns.-Ia one and two roaaa
.he~ Saved shingles and ehssp Tor al.
.ssl Cor so'n Doss saS ess a.
uMP PLAsrER,- 80 ,Oo, landing frou .rht srlnI.nt
~ cr salsbS Zeal sHEIIDs 4 soxrevILlf
CtA.ET VINE sSss.,; ?. ssss ss.a,y, ,.sa,ss .aa
- ""sS DAVENPORT, ALIEN co.
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nDTRE BERMUDA ARROW ROOT, warranted
II Perfectly fresh genuine and
white Pearl TApocs Barley pure fresh
Rice Flour, Pearl Barley, Irish Moss Castions
Povdered saep, Heckcrs Sago
Oatmeal prime white Gum Arabic slippery BARK
powdered the celebrated Arabs and num
other approved dietstics, fcr sale BY
LAIDLEY a ROBINSON, Chemist
III nd Frank
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THE WHITE suLPn,'n spaTNGs RON

n EONAHD's INSTANT REIIEF.-Thl. eerhTzl
IL medicine for Groups, Colds, lc Tor sale by
% PURCELL, LADD co.
Main.
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On Friday morning, June rs aftcr lingering Illness,
which he bore with Christian resignation, EDWARD PuRK,
In the 4Sth year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintance are respectful ly invited
attend the funeral this afternoon, at o'clock from
his late residence, No 3l3 Delaney street, without fur
Their notice.
On Saturday June 20, Mrs CATHERINE SMITH in the 4eth
year OF her age.
Her friends and relatives requested TO attend the -
neral from her late residence No rs Vandewater street,
this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
After illness, McHAKL HEFFEMAN, Of Liscarrol
county Cork, Ireland, aged II years.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
attend the funeral this afternoon at two o'clock from
his late residence No. III Elizabeth street.
On Saturday June g. CoRnAcK MoKEoN, of the late
Cornelius and Jane Mckeon
The friends and aequainfances Of the family and those
of his brothcrn law, John Kelly respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon, at two O'clock from
his mothers residence No 29l East Eleventh street.
In Brooklyn, Friday, June n, ADEllSE MATILDA, only
child of Isaac and Catherine H. Halsead, aged months
and IA days
The friends and relatives Of the family, and those OF her
grandfather John Cox respectfully invited to attend
the funeral this afternoon at half past O'clock from
No 279 Gold street, between Myrtle and Wllough-
By street.
On Friday evening" June q, after short but severe
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Supreme Court,
Before Hon. Judge Whiting.

Before Hon. Judge Whltng,
Dana ct al VS.. neutrality-suspicious. dismissed; costs
- abide the event.
Jandus Vs. Sanierson-Order of arrest olsen arged the
ROOF Of raud being insufficient TO maintain the order
honsdel vs.. Roche ct a-Report OF referee set aside
under the plaintiffs consent 10 deduct from the amount
reported DUE $780, with interest," which, done, report
ar the balance TO stand confirmed. The order 10 be
chosen by the counsel pursuant to the decision
Van Schaik vs. Seymour-Judgment for the defendant
On the demurrer with leave 10 plaintiff to answer within
twenty days payment of the costs OF the demurrer
Pendleton vs. Low and others-Judgment for the plain
N on the demurrer Of the defendant Low with leave to
NE defendant to within twenty days payment
u the costs Of the demurrer.
In re Petition of Alexander Redmond-ln regard to
sh case the Court expressed very doubts whether
The relief prayed for this petition ought to be granted
In the form OF application. Strictly suit should have
been brought and decree should haYe been made there
Ia ordering the conveyance Of the real estate mentioned
n The petition. As III conceded however, by al par
ties that the trusts in the deed arc all void uuer sle
statute and that the trustee took titles under the Decd
and the infant has been fully represented in the pro-
ceedngs before the referee order may be entered a
thczipg the trustees TO econvey the property TO her
Rrantor That the trustees be discharged from the por
6rnance of the trusts; and, inasmuch as nothing has
ever been done under the deed in the performance OF the
txust no charges are be allowed The costs must be
vah by the petitioner The guardian, Get Item must be
allowed his costs. AS the estate is email, they must be
less than his services.
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illness NATHANIEL, only Of John and Eliza Fredei,
ageS 10 months and % days
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his father No. $50
Hicks street Brooklyn this morning. at half past nine
O'Clock.
Salem and Albany papers please copy.
On Saturday, june g. CLARA VAN Ness, daughter OF
Cornelius and Anna Van Ness, aged months and ~
days.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral morning. at ten O'Clock from
the residence OF her parents No e2 North Third street,
Williamsburg.
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Married..


On Monday, May 5, by the Rev. Charles Shelley, VIII
L. GREEN TO CoRSEiIA NJ YALE, only daughter OF j.
NJ Pinkncy, Esq, all Of this city.
On Wednesday evening, June rs, by the Rev Joseph
Mckee, Mr. WILLIAM 7. WnIETs, Of Brooklyn, to Miss Re-
RECcA CALENDER of this city
On Thursday, June 26, at St. Johns church, Clifton,
Staten Island by the Rev. Samuel Cooke, OF this city,
CnAuscKY CLARK to CARRIE NJ eldest daughter Of Frede
rick Goodel, Esq, Of Staten Island.
On Thursday, June %, at villa Monte Christie, Clifton,
Staten Island, by the Rev Samuel Cooke, Of this city, J.
HENRY GooDKII to Miss ANNIE E. daughter Of Edmund B.
Mixsell Esq, Of Easton, Pa.
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TOO LATE FOR ATION.

GRAND CONCERT TO BE GIVEN AT THE CITY AS
NJ semby Rooms by the friends OF the late James Shelton
Lsq assisted by Sheons American brass band the
ing Monday june 80 the proceeds OF which
prated towards the erection Of In Greenwood
Cemetery TO his memory The committee, feeling desire 10
crafty the public well as TO out the object Of the
cert have with the following artists
have willingly forward and rendered their services
UNFAIRLY, the cominitieeMr GEORGE BRIsTow Signor la
MAMA, Mr.. FoErrL, Mr. BEuTtER and Mr. +. q. MULLER.
Is be hoped that the public Mt large will sympathze with
the committee in their endeayors make the ucra
one and that they will express by large attendance
Doors open at O'Clock. Concert To o'clock
Price of admission, % Tickets be the com
mittce ut the door the evening OF the concert
CAPT. J. c. IlELME Chairman
GEORGE r. BRYCE, Secretary.
III. CAIPESTTR, Treasurer
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QUEER THEATRICAL EPIsopB.-At NiDlo'S GARDEN last
evening" there given benefit lady who is high
n esteemed by all who have the pleasure to know her,
and who has, as the propretress of hotel in times
pat exceedingly popular with actors and actresses done
many kind things for the members Of the dramatic pro-
session No needy actor ever called upon her in vain,
and she has acted part good Samaritan when the
merry laugh Of poor Yorck changed to the groan Of
suffering Othello found his occupation really gone or
when Macbeth ascera ned that it difficult to provide
this bank and shoal Of tme to say nothing Of the Life
70 come Well misfortunes came in battalons upon this
good adys head and who knew Of her good deeds
resolved to give her sid by nights performance,
hny name not TO be mentioned, and the compli-
nentary gas, quite played out, not to be used.
came Of last night at Eibo's, and quite successful
N. Burton, Mr.. G. Jordan Mr.. c. Fisher, Miss G. Ray
nsud Miss Resale Durand and many good and true
men and gave their services and they have their
reward But there is an absurd episode in the affair,
which deserves mention Some there were-and artists,
TOO they are considered-who first volunteered for the
benefit but declined to act because their names were not
put in the bills in large letters as that Of Mr. Burton.
Ney like Mr. Crummles leading tragedian. "Doyou
pee that man. sir9 inquired the manager Eyes said Nj
oholas 'What do you think he is dong2' "Readng
the BILL should suppose" "Nothing Of the Sort sir
Mat is my leading actor. He has got straw, and
he Is measuring the lines the BILL If anybody else',
noue Is in bigger letters he'll throw up his
ngement."
We think that the matter is very important one and
ssme way should be found to settle such things in future
mo proper gauge take would be to have each actor
weighed and the size Of type should vary according to the
amber Of pounds, averdupos, which the artist footed
M. As an example, take Burton and Walcott. Burton
Vcaphs three times as much Walcott-so Burtons
name should be in three times large type. We COM
mend this suggestion TO the managers, and in the mean
e we are glad the affair at Nblos srned out well, and
mink that those who measured the bills with the straws
WD yet be heartily ashamed Of their foolish jealouses
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The fervent heat of is suddenly upon and
usual bowel complaints are becoming prevalent Those at
lacks be anticipated for nature kindly warning of
their approach There generally faulence symptoms of
felt the upper Of the stomach The secreons
the bowels viii probably be scanty Now is the time to act
put into the stomach what II cannot digest Above
the bad humors, and thus the OF
few doses OF BRANDRETHS pills will remove all
PAIN and Inconvenience. naenon to this simple
advice WILL i'm all probability be followed by congestion in
the liver Of other Larger doses for
pain must be endured ~
Lord Bacon wisely asserted Mans body is Of all things
nature susceptible Of remedy" This rue for all dis
have their origin in impure state Of the blood and
Brandrehs pills. by expeng these foul humors, will render
the blood fluid and perfectly pure.
CASES RECENT.-A gentleman residing IN Peekskll was
troubled with violent IN the head The attack would last
for three days te he used various remedies but
benefited him. he recommended 10 use Brandrehs
pills. and took dose Of five at night going TO bed lie was
entirely by this dose He called this after
noon and that he had had Of his acon but
Their similar nature but complicated with rheumatism,
occurred in the town. and was entirely cured by the
of three boxes
gentleman for years afflicted with abscess of the
liver and given up by his physicians 10 die As last
resource Brandrehs pills used according TO the printed
Sixteen boxes entirely his long and heavy acon
restoring him to perfect health.
NEW YORK, June 4 1856.
Sold at DR. Brandrehs principal Office, 43 Canal street.
Brandrehs Building; at Brntons book stores, No. &G
Bowery and al Hudson street; by Mrs. Hayes No. lis
SIKH street. Williamsburg; T. W. Dyott Sons, Phi!adel
pha all druggists and medicine vendors the Union
CAUTIoN.-An pills, purporing to be Brandreths pills,
with No. 2l Broadway The side LABEL counterfeit
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Naval Intelligence.

me United States sloop-of war John Adams, Comman-
~ Boutwell, arrived at San Francisco the 2lst ult,
aSser passage Of eighteen days from Honolulu.
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2b7 Broadway street, directly opposite the CITY
Han New York respectfully call attention TO their uneuaed
Of decoraons Of every quality and se
rooms libraries and chambers They have every
sc Of panen the richest and most ornate To the most
displayed that the effect can
be fully unprecedented Their work always superintendent by
member Of the firm Is indicated by the
award the late fair Of the only gold medal ever given Tor
such an the American Institute As they are sole
agents In the United several Of the best French
manufacturers All the styles received simultaneous
ly with their appearance Paris
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Summer Stock.-Our Large and Elegant
dock Of summer clothing ready and for SALE ebrac
ng many specaies and styles T. be found nowhere else
lining altogether largest stock Of fashionable and
abe clothing have got at moderate
- 6yod prices. ID. DEVLIN a CO,
ga Uo and 16O Broadway corner of Warren st-
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The Case Of the Brig Braman.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

EVIUTt UCU. W. MUIlUH, EsV.
The examination in this was TO have been resumed
Yesterday at II A. NJ As Mr. Benedict the counsel,
engaged in an important criminal case, it adjourned
70 Monday ct II O'Clock
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"a and Il. uon sree-Thin suits 49, black
suits 81; white Suits So; zephyr cashmere suits Sl0
vho dnck coats 20 white MAJ vees vests 81 white drilling
pants S2 alpaca coats trimmed with silk and velvet 81 W
brown linen pants, 75c.
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East and west, during the Late War In

East anu Wcst, Nur1l1X TIC I1Htc SVHT III
Europe the surgeons of the allied armies found the greatest
benefit the cordial biters Of NJ Leroux, par
cary amongst cholera and fever patients During the
ence yellow fever Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va inn
mense good effected by these bitters which
invaluable in all such Is well as in curing indigestion
These bters be obtained Wholesale
and retail the importer s. STEINFEID 10 Nassau street.
NY For sale by all the respectable bars and drug
gists,