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Died.


On Monday, May 26, FREDERICK DoRRs formerly cashier
Of the National Bank, in the 44,h year Of his age.
The relatives and FRIENDS Of the family
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence as
South Second street, Williamsburg, this afternoon
two ocock. His remains viii DO inferred in his "a mily
On Mondsy night, Nay %, ARMAND STABLE aged 20
years
HIS funeral VIII take place this day. "wednesday at
two o'clock from No. 613 Broome street. His remains
viii be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
On Tuesday morning May I'll Of congestion Of the
lungs, WILLIAM R: AoR1oN, Esq, aged 4s years.
late residence. No lao Lexington avenue, to morrow
afternoon, at FIVE O'Clock, without further notice
New Orleans, La and Cncir natl papers please COPY
avenue, corner Of twenty third street. JAMES w. seorr
native Of Tyne, England, In the 3Ist
year of his age.
Tiers Patrick and George Hogan are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this Wednesday, afer-
noon, at O'Clock precisely His remains viii be in
TERED In CT etnwood Cemetery.
On Monday, Nay 20, Of Group. JEDAH AIoszo THoNP.
soS, eldest of Melank ION and May Thompson eyed
yesrs, 10 months and days.
fuy requested attend his funeral this afternoon ct
ere O'Clock, from the residence Of his parents No.
Margin street
tbe residence OF bis parents No. 80 Roosevelt street
JonN eldest sen Of James and Eleanor Gardiner, ase
20 yeAre, 6 months and II dsys.
His nds ard acquaintance, also the friends of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral
this cay, "wednesday at haifpast O'Clock P. NJ
On Tuesday morning May ~, SARAH wife OF Samuel
Newly, and daughter Of the late J. M. Bellamy.
TIE relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the Chnrch OF the
Holv A1ostles cor ner Of Ninth avenue and TWENTY
eighth street, TO morrow, Thursday at two O'Clock
On Monday, Nay 20, Mrs. CAruAmSx GRACE, wife of
Her 'ur ersi WI 'sts pace this day "Wednesday AZ
hsz pas. ere c'ctsx r 81, fscn NJ ~ kzsssta stes
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Personal Intelligence.
PefsOnal Intelligence.
General John A. QuitmsD, of Mississippi was honored
bis arrival In Natchtz with public reception and
diner.

General John A. Quitmsn, of Mississippi was honored
his arrival In Natchsz with public reception and
diner.
From LverIoo, in steamship Bsltc-Mr and Mrs Fdws
MAJ tree children spd servant; Mr. and Mrs Ge1qo
81 don Mr. and Mis- esmuel Wesico and son Mr. and Mrs
Cbas heath, Mr. and Mrs Soniag, Mr. Mrs Fordyce
Btcbcock Mrs ard Mrs Page Mrs Les Mrs Waiface two
children and fvart; Mrs Lewis children and servant;
Mis- Probyn Aks Murray Mrs Dawson. stone and eight
ehildIsp, Hfm gebb Capt " Morris, British Army;
lie AIeeis, Waterbury, Henry Laourcsde, Far.
sbeywip l. sherp W Penderuass Crow,her and son,
A NJ Fssnsn z Woodward, Henry HalowelL Aug De
Hem Bcni 0olereul Hen derson, Hesry Eugene schF
Pecheit Con stuck, Jbmes Edwards, Emil Tbeod0re
PAaavsnt W Wem0Ye, hos Pyse b Babcoct. Albert
CARRIER, J Cochran. W r Webster, Huntington, VIM
Petty ut Desssusr, Ferdinand Meyer yaeph Mason Jos
stern, Ellfm Frsrcis Edwards II 0arrctt-Toal 90
FIRM ssvannsh steamship FIorda-Mrs John Dix two
Mrs Andersen three children and
vani; Fi.s Ball, Miss Pink. Mrs Horton, Mrs
Avery DR. Bandry N Blsck,hnr. A Bars'ein, q Buck
O ISursrce, Whi,sweIL Hills, Capt Fuller. Gray
Prom M rhsre.sSp IN mesmship James Adrer- Mrs q
More Mics Movre A Griffin Mis- Her dricks Miss L De
Mrs and child Miss Ann Brady Mrs Camp.
bell children and purte; Mr. And Mrs Trenholm. Mr.
ard Mrs Ford Mr. and Mr. Charles Saimon fAmiv
VI srd Yrs J, mes Mr. and Mrs lizard "
Mrs etraon Mrs ta6dick Mr. and Mr5 Shepbeard Mr. aud
Mrs Putnam Mrs Pntrsm. MIS- ! Roei..on Mrs B Ne
PsIier Pater, II Rose, Geo Finlay, Dol Morris
Yuison u Iaihsm r Pm, err I Hsii, Nowhortsr.
i y Prcchs n W vi Ia G. s'rsw, " me StrahAn, A
eehufen SD, J Cuier--ard IS IT. the s.fe.sRe,
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Steamship Cshsv b.. Havana and New Orleans.
Wird during TIE day and fresh.
Herald Martne Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA May r. Arr steamer City Of New York
AWae ssss
g ssS
Es s.R
Havana Sarah, CONAN. Baltimore; brigs Canton, Growel
Boetep; W.ceamAn, Grant sssus Il Grsnds Prescott
sss01 sR hs SsIg ts,ns
worth, sherra n, Portsmouth.
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
For oss Of ship Racer, zee news columns.
sean ships Florids Capt Woodruff, from Savannah, and
james Adger Capt Turner from Charleston arrived yester
day. Tho pprsers Of each have thanks for favors
pool At CITY repofs a, 70 lon with
nss ed her
M s
leave her.
Extracts from letters to Ewood Walter Esq Secretary Of the
Board Of Underwriters
The Planet from shanshae with over LOO bales Of sk va
usd about a9S APE ersbs ,. Of was
p ahems. Bors are about to be made to try and rstss
10 The extent Of about eco eco have been effected
in Lcya's and other Offices In London on the CThwtnss
sby telegraph recover cargo the vessel II
sessr sn sgeI and steam, tr railing vessels VIII DO cent
~" LrvEnrooL. May "A.
her cargo al Waterford and repairing his chip not With
fspdns strsncss made BY cargo inie,ess
A,ioS ssDi ionSos. % s:s.s :syIas prossit,.
abe had been carried of bv wreckers despite the attempt
wholesale under Little can be done to save The chip but he
thought portion Of her cargo might be recovered
meei,rs Of shipper. vas called and an arrapgemen,
been entered into With steam owners and divers 70 ALLOW
per cent ssysee on all goods or stores landed a. liverpool
They left fer The wreck this morning. The huh will be sold as
WhaIemen.
AR at New Bedford 25h abip Lsgoda, Rusel date Lam
ph oGss * 20: h'no Sp Dse 10 O0 "h 0 00ne
sd from & Io.nso ssrSh ssri william Henry Colt of
Warren, to cruise, no up, al well.
spoken, &c.
shp reyereux, from New Orleans for Liverpool
ship wsl.r Scott Smith, from Liverpool for MYok, May o
PM by ibe ttssmer Africa arr at Liverpool lath.
ship An q Waw sSm tS,a9n 'Sr neT
sbp Hayes. Bombay for Liverpool, March 20 lat
Br Zip EssSeS riley Foyer, from Liverpool for Nor
slip Colleen Eagle, Davis, Antwerp for Nor.eans, May
Br shin Nor,h BOYD yom Foresns for Liverpool May s.
sbp Lous Lecie hence San rrs csco March 49, lat 10
PAIL Ieisb,n Coe from Baltimore for Bio Janelro. April
PIG Msntfsd Poster ,rsm Philadelphia for Bermuda
ard a nsrle', May a. ht27h. ION 49,
Foreign Ports.
AGATHA West Coast Central America April Arr brig
clsms% Ssab ss po,iSi oSsnsh oAas Lord
Cs.e stocer Who emsiued ~ LoArde, INC 80
BrEsUpA Nay ls-is port brig Isabella Reed (Br' smih
rsrr Town cGR, Apt, 2sd ship waban Paine from
cosec RIVER April lin por bark rsle de Cuba 70.
Hosgrwbro April Sin por bark Lucia Maria. Cheevsr
0s ssssrp, ssw, slsd bark Dragon Dunn Manila via
sgsn Ne, In Poyt srs g. r Titan for q
.Ys"oS Nav 10 In oot schr Bsisrd rircus fer rY2t
Iva, 81 IN sshI Jasace, sannees, NYNs,
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UNION COURSE, L, I.-TR0TTING.
Atsottpg na.ch for $500, mile heats, best three in
ave. under the saddle came CT yesterday afternoon, be
tween b, z. Chicago Jack and blk. q. Know Nothing.
Chicago jack very easily disancins Know Nothing
The second Feat making capital time The wind blew
gae turing the race. The following s sum mary
TuRDAy, Nay 27-Match $500, mile heats, best three
In Ave. under the saddle.
W. Peabody named b. z. Chicago Jack -. ......1
sam, Mclaughlin named BLK g. Know Nssning dis.
Time, 2:3i K--2:SS
cEETREv1LLg COURSE, L. I--TRorTrNa.
trottrg n atch for $780, mile heats, best three Ia
Eve to wg1s, betseen g. Hornet and b. g. Nubbins
cane CT yesterday afternoon, over the above named
course which, although not great In point Of speed
a. the race at the ULion between Chicago Jack and
Rsev Nothirg gave greater satisfaction TO those who
prsssed n. FIVE leafs closely con ested before
ts4 rscs yas seceed. The following IL summary
.tisnAY. NsJ q -rtottIpg match $780, mile hests,
b.Hf btee Ia i've, o wagons.
Ister o1'ua fauei Hornst.......
Ia Wbs'pty 1am~a b. r. Nubbips...... l
i1e, solh- 49, 3:o2- e02- 300
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CLEARED.
s:1:p @ . Ss's New
shis C.aaSaD 's ssrds' Lvsrroo.
EfssfS sna
f Bssi Ese.ye, Brown Ma,seons Arias-y Machsdo
Bark Ann Lizzy am). voteron, Bio Janeiro Stanton
BARK n Riaerchaa txecb wasman, Brazils-Funch &
Bark Mquslou Slavery. Buenos A,res-Reynolds cush.
Bari Peri OBJ, Daniels, St Jsgo de cuba-scammon &
BARI Star, Crockett. oardenas- Mesoalf Duncan.
. Bark H Tanning. Harding, oarderas-H Brooi man
Pride Of tie Sea. Uranr TrinIdad-Ymaga. del Vale
B ,s Name Law. MCCAIN ssvanaah-Brsst son Co.
ss ~s CO.
ss Ssss 's
ssnf
sloop Brown, Gardner Providence Master;
Steamer f P d n Po Line
ARRIVED.
ss:'a ana sss
On n! xosil TIP and Pierce
Pei 7s
Savannah IS hours with de
Steamship James Adaer Turner ChasssOn e hours with
Ss
Dshs 5ea,ss VI EXCLAIMED signals sesmship Nashvs
rm onsy M
$s exchanged signals with bark Csrollna honnd q 7se
Ship Lone Star Si Po,tand, =, Newcastle. E. n days,
Ship cslumbu: lBr. Lister, Shields IS day.. with GOAL to
Bow ard sPoru.ne, sssnwood sagus Ia drands II
Barr Carrier Pigeon. Shaw Msazzas Il days. with sugar
BARI Tsmasss SNAIL New Orleans, ADrl ~ with cot
OIL &c enD sa sssss
lat q lon 4se2 spoke ship Plymouth Al days from
Brig Juliet (of Baltimore owry Bio Janeiro. days with
Bris Indus & s.ssood, Cape Hayuen, "a days. with log.
Fris Malvern .ot Thhspephis Lsrmau, Trinidad Port
spsR sf Foam ws y ssiss with
$50 inst 80 miles aNE Of Cape Henry.
BIZ So"aeus of Beson Morrison csnuegos 2dsys
Brig Lark Br Bggs Bermuda days, with potatoes. to
Bra wave B Stephens Windsor, Ms. IL days, with pas.
seSr L bowman cof YssporD. Wooster Kineston a. %
WIN rum Hps psD9 &C. e su1xss
Sem 4 Rudderow, Alden x Warrington NC.
sssr Julia ruin. D Ecs Richmond
scbr 6 williams WooGmsn, virginia.
Ser Ser s;ff sss 'Sne.Gs s;s,R. Virgins.
S;;{ v;!:,' ys'as
Sch scsr P.s'ins Dewey psCc yirE,niHa; r,,,,
sshr 9 Roe. Hammond Bait%OIs; ,o
ssT
6;sss K dsss
Steamship Cshav b. Havana and New Orleans
Wird during TIE day and fresh.
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On Monday evening, Ne, 20, BY the Rev. Dr. Cox Mr.,
E. CRASAL to Miss EMMA BuRNET HARRIS all of this city
On MoIday evening, May 20, BY the Rev. ]. B. Wake.
ley, MIR. +. T. LEvIHNG to Miss MAGGIE E. ELY, eldest
daughter Of John Ely, Esq, all Of this city.
Baltimore papers please copy
In West Newton Mass. ON Monday, Nay 2s, By the
Rev. A. L. Barry, Mr. FREDERICK c. THOMSON, Of this
city, to Mrs HENRIETTA IT, daughter OF Hiram Bailey,
Esq., of West Newton.
At KDowelsvile, Orleans county,N Y, on Thursday,
Nay ID, BY the Rev Mr.. Ward, 6HERwooD HoUGH, Esq.
OF st. Paul, Mnreeota to Miss L., daughter OF
the late Fl, D. Morrow, ESD, of the former place
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Police IntelliGence.

CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY -Joeeph Corson, Of No. IS
Oliver street, appeared before Justice Connolly yesterday
morning and made complaint against named
Lewis Berry charging him with having stolen $76 from
him. warrant was issued for the apprehension Of the
accused ana placed in the hands Sergeant Jourdan Of
the accused arrested and held to bail in the
sum Of $500 to answer.
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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE

OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
L. s. SHIP 81. LOUIS ST. PAIL L1ASDo, AFRICA,
March g. 1856.
All vet on beard. The ship leaves here for Porto
PIaya, via Monrovis, this afternoon.
The slave trade upon this coast seems to be very dull
at The present time The slave :sdsrs find the risk too
great for q sa'e Investment.
The s. 10, L viii go north fromtPorto Prsya, probably
a. fsi o. hsaei.s
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The yyharves and Piers and the City.

The Aldermen Committee on Wharves Piers and Slips
took eok yesterday at the East river whsrves and piers
Petitions are before them asking the dredging of nearly
all the slips this side OF town above Fulton ferry 1t
is three years sipce any These slips DIRE ged
All the piers below Fulton ferry to the Battery were
dIeeged last year. The committee during the week will
pect the piers and slips the North river and report
upon the repairs and dredging deemed necessary here
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TIE PYsE AID HARRISON TROUPE AT NBIo's sAroov-
The last concert OF the Pyne and Harrison troupe will
take place this evening, at Niblos Saloon. On Monday
evening last hundreds could not gain asaucs to hear
these favorite artists, and satisfied that the
saloon this evening will be again crowded.
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HARIFIII INfELLIeEACI,
Port OF New York, May ~, 1856.

NEW Yonx-fHD DAT.
RsRs......... 50 A0OH RISES. morn q
BETS. .......,... 22 RdK WATER. ~
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MEDICAL.
EAR AND EYE ;;
Drs. LEBRUN 8 DuFro,s
0CULISIS AND AURTSIsOSN'

IE!tiuN offers 10 those s~uTsSiny from Da
~ tHyfAtot6a urai remedies, which bENa LDSttnesS, N
IN nearly three Thousand cases OF confirmed 5s,c eetsts
remedies have been pronounced by Drs. ELrsHuuHtS! rhss.
and Delenu, OF Paris, and Curtis pIIehcr. Of - q Rehls
most wonderful ever applied for dIsess.s ,C T.S."3n, * L.
middle car. They comprise deterrent eoprs,s "SsSIHtl asi
rious diseases that effect the external soS iSr ther :,
II the diseaseLs eouh!iel TO tie cxternal "a. ~ iilgs S'E-
apparent on the hnh or sixth day. Or. IFRSI,It sfee+s az,
| a cGrc EReSsyW cas-, when the ear Is peTfsc, !. y stE5gsa
ton. He has eighteen certificates from ,hnS" It's asEss,
deaf from Infancy whose hearing Is new co,sI 40 aaTr han
| and trey are nov enabled to Ic1Tn Hf LIss.SF restored
tWentysscTgn hundred CHScX Of dCafueSs M OrrJ
tully treated By luhl. Certificates 70 that en-, success
on application. 9sy b scyr
In all cases ofdeafncss arising from iqH,,m.
eai8R, or eTen perS1r1tiOR Of tic s*SI.ylSs,HEch,2z 2,frt.
usually called the drum - INFLAMMATION ~ "a h1aa57fr
bsfRe OF. the tyaPaRHNa and HtStsIoia frts gsseta M&t.
or when the disease cam he traced to srStl.,' sns"oitS q.
lous, Bilious or Intermittent Fever. Colds m, ~, IrPHs, BIZ.
or Inercnrial medicines. gatherings In the 81 Qelaip.
&c, the sense can, In HaIriy srery iLstsgc. w fSlihcSI
Where . want Of secretion is appGreut, ueS, y, ItetpTed.-
being dry and scNly; when the deafness II assa1eSy SAnslR
noics in the car. like rnStin2 Of leaves, cbTrJHP@nisd VITA
falling water, ringing Of bells, pulSa,ieus, distSIsssSi Insects
ter, when in u STOPPING position a sensation Z. Ill g! us'.
Of blood to the head had taken place: VIII, ~ 1SsuaEeA
perfectly acute where there Is much no:se, " :. Insefissa
tn dull and cloudy weather, or when cold hs, is' aeE..
II5as. N'Hs'dvFed d4EL
DR. DuFToN the only practitioner in the tr,,..,
&lo pracilScs the new. painless, and succession s.i1
treating all diseases to which the eve is snbie., vIeHosa
re- o.her means have faiIsi tn afford relief h. al ""sss'os
such n fair and impartial trial. Patients. he ~ - u
few particulars Of t'eir case, can have rrmeiieI sen tI ~ 4
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~ELLANEO
J, \. aRsa. y. E.E1yMI
Marshs& wayman
ysCL.Ass ASH EE.91 esArsss

~ "iNN
FAR nE OLD STAND or }. I. MARsHl
No. IS, Monroe ST..
WHEELING, VA.
tSgST pcOR ~ OREEH, oTrA AND Co'sJ
ETRaFs 9os Fsesif!ns n1',a our eastern Ter @ y SaG.s apd
sl,ocs. for Fsll ami Winter wear, ever oferciin this market,
they having hsen selected witaSrrHt care and manuthetnrsd
meNiu the east, expressly for thistrade; We are nov ptrpa,
nd to accommodate orr cns'oiSs5s, either Thoiesals OF re-
passed ~ any other n"sss in t.s city, s,shsE in Ssyie, 9nSi't y
Oar stock consists in past q The following articles;
500 pairs hes. earf Boots
y y , 5is
$50 water proof boots
$40 Pairs best ealfhr9sqnsi
60 sS : tiR .
Ucrs ASDY0rTn's sRoaASs.
800 pairs boys thick brogans;
S s yss'A'i .S If
$40 pairs boys thick boots;
1S pair, youths ssif boots, :
- t shFes
wOxASfs WEAR.
$50 walking shoes;
9ol morocco busEIns;
go . Jenny Linds;
$50 morocco boots;
&: s 81 i ss5s
cnLDREx's Bo0rs.i
$50 ch!llren's fancy boots;
1000 Kid and morocco
$500 a mems, wOnans and misses gum shoes of the
best quality.
Also, a great variety not here enumerated, which We will
sell either wholesale or retail, on the most accommodating
terms.
Merchants will fnd to their decided advantage to call
and examine our stock before making shSIr Fall and TiG'eF
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ROOKSI BOOKS!!

j Q a - 3 and r vaaE s ! Is s f rs
WOULD call attention to my GeTy large stock of
Of every variety now used in aud about WhsellnE' and sold
MsGaaey's Series of Readers;
s E5saSs,9 dzss Es!ss sla k Ssaasss, and ai Tsna's SPsllsF'i
! parissr Rays, Adams, Traey's and Greenleafs Artth
metIcs.
an kinds of Primers for children, together with an assOFt-
MIscELIANEous BOOKS
ALSO-Cap, Letter and Fancy Note Papers Of every vArt-
ETY.; Plain and Faney Envelopes; pens md PsnhoIisrs, Van
kee Notions, Porte Monnics and
DIARIES FOR 1856.
Ny stock OF Blank Books will always be found complete.
| would " w%f ELL t s,iSFfi09 RS & '% WI IsgS6 %f SHADES.
which cannot be surpassed in style and quality, variety and
cheapness, by any house in the West,
enabled to sell ntlow prices. Don't take my word for 1t, but
call and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
app 1873 Main st. Wheeling, Va.
~ 4,1Uv Gift Cigars:
5000 Priucados Cigars;
1000 Apollo
9,plo Washington Monument Cigars
1000 Plnetlas
1900 Havana
5000 DcIa Cruz Principe
g |, Do5s5 IL Lump Tobacco
Just received and for sale By
WIN. E0ItR 5ikSS' IS. l A&S aIa S. G Las aao6E Ii. large
w assortment the following articles:
1000 Consueilo Cigars:
1000 In Eioisa
1900 prinsado
1000 FL SalYalo IS
1,OOO FL Dorado "
5000 La Protection Cigars;
1000 Prunciea
1000 Flores
, boxes Twin Brothers Tobacco;
APPS
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TESTIMONY.

v the und ersignea rraets!Oaers Of medicine I, N. t.,
Drs. Lenrun aud Duftoni In diseases Of The Ear In% % I r
ing aside all personal Jealousy and prejudice, frsriy s55 4
nae course pursued By them In treating diseases on ,b,.- Al
icate organs, from the Unparalleled sgcc<Ss H.. ~ a.
tenMed a ! well worthy the attention Of our nrofrs.Iios y,
oFeuiten throughout the United States. Their sFsitin :
Teatlng diseases OF the middle and Internal ear. BY ,sr ~.
OF "pedieatet yarors,' particularly In chronic and somS "
cater cases forms Il new era in the practice Of aursI ssrss-,
practitioner. In diseases OF the ere, thcy s.iIo,n r,5siT- =
resort 10 an operation. As SEilIful aItriSts and osnIi,ts ~
Signed, AIRY ~rnS Z ~ ~
ESQ. s. GKNSES, D., HoTH cS =, aIoEI, M'Dt
@. DELPAS. NJ. D., 4LiSrnx n Cn',
T.H. HAS buHES, VI. d., BrDPoEn DokTTrss n ~
Nec York, August :, isi9,
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New Spring and Summer Goods

mol SPRIGG HOUSE.
T AXE pleasure in saying to my friends that l am reoesT
l Ing my Spring anil Summer Goods, consisting Of Broad
cy French Cassime.es; 1 think a much better assortment
than can be found in the city.
AIso-YcstinZs In great variety, and Of every description
THIN SUMMER GOODS.
Nv stock consists Of DEab, Dsta. Bombazine, Duck, Linz
en-, MarsetlcS, Italian Cloth, &c &c. &c, that can't be beat
for making Ene and nice Clothes for die warm weather, all
of which ! am prepared to make In the best possible man
READY MAD CLOTHING,
Consisting Of Cloths, CaSsimeres, Cashmere Cloth, Duck,
Linen, prab, Dvta, Bnnnbazine. and various ether Goods
made up In Eoo0 style; Pantaloons and Vests In great yari-
ETY.; SHIRTS, Collars, Dress Gloves, CravutS, suspeHders,
and every other article that IS required for y senrisman's
outfit.
U-Please gre rae q call.
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HATS AND GAPS.

AA-AN OAAA ~
, WE have this day receive done ofthe fnestand mostbeau-
w tIul assortmcnts Of Hats and Gaps we ever brought to
this CITY; the most fashionable that could be made in the cas-
tern markets.
1t comprises in part the following kinds:
Gents No. Ii SIX Moles%In Hats, light and elastic, made by
the best hatteTS East, and in strict accordance with our or
lers; Gents fine white and black beaver, otter, seal, &c. &C.;
Know Nothing and Wide Hats, white and black; Soft Fur and
Wool Hats OF every color, quality and price. s
ALSO -
Caps OF every description and of the most recent styles,
such as The Nevada, Know Nothing, Pyrenese, Pyramid, Ca
nadian. Russian, English, Washington, and Consolidation
Caps, and all other kinds IN abundance, which will be sold
lower than Goods Of these kinds were ever offered before to
This community.
chldrvn's Hats and Caps Of all kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet Bags, Fnrs and Gloves always on hand.
All persons are most respectfully invited to call In and ex-
anime our magnificent Stock of Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere, as ne feel confident that we can please the most
%faStidIouA.
Nothing will be wanting on our part to suit and aecOmmO-
date our numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II you wish anything in the way OF Hats aud Caps Just give
US a call, as re Will guarantee that we will sell you goods as
low as they can be got my where this side Of Philadelphia,
and on the most favorable terms.
NV No.. (. N, HARPER 4 SON.
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Address DR.. J. pELAcY LEnnu:

HuuTSss DR.. J. DELACY LEDRCN,
Gn:on Place. New YS-E CITY
N IA Treatise on the Nature and -rreatrarn, of n,
and Dumh. Price 81. u a. p'ai
~ Money letters must be registered hy the P,.,n,,,.-
Registered Letters are at our own riSk-pl.1sc h.,r NJ !:
mind. Correspondents must EacEnSc Po,fgJe for Fr;srn
answers, the New Postage Law rcqdi,iag prepayment or I,.
'sS ,o ,o- mh4-Gm
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Students wishing to perfect themselves In ,his br,,.L .,
medical science, will And an opporIunitv of ioint,s,S Sas 9
at the Eye and Ear lnhEmary of Df: D;aey LeB1n, unios
l to 3 o'clocS, during MeiIcal College trrius, LUZ
TEttMS-Fiye Dollars, Consultation Fee. Ten Dollar,
to DC PAD when the hea.insls restored to is ori.innI nrni..
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URkSS GOUUS.
lust received at ". D. M0TTE& BROS great variety Of
q Dress GOods, such "a:
Fancy Dress SlSs-latest STYLES;
MoIre Antique stlks-leSS than the usual pTisesi
Plain Black " cheap;
Printed, Plain, Plaid and Striped ReraGSs;
Flounced DresSes-a choice variety;
Twisted Silks and Tissues-Yery pretty;
Plain atwood Dtlaines-aIl shades;
Printed and Plain Challies-inndzome and oheapi
French, Scotch aud American LREus-beautiful;
English and French Chintzes-good assortmenl;
Satin Striped and Plain POplins;
Plaid aud Striped Ducalias-an new article.