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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-30

v inhol fES, PHOTOGRAPHS, u G L ERREO-
~ PES-Ihe above style of Pictures taken in all
lhlr perfection al the Gallery of G.. w. MINIS & co
~ > IANNl.R would inform his friends the pullc in
E" mat ne has just returned from the North after an ab
senee ct some two months during time he has secured
Mlthon regard to labor expense important
Improvement known In the Photographic art and is now e
pared 10 inish to those who desire them Vtrotypes
VA haSs photographs on Paper the Daguerreotppc as
heretofore all of which will be taken their brllancv
aa perfection lie has also, large beautiful assortment
81 'kEiS bhEAsf PINS, MEDALIIoNs, FANCY ca,
~ hANts &C made expressly for the art A visit to mis-
"S,y IS solicited whether Pictures desired or not
- "hrry always open and free visitors SUNDAYS ex
Nf''' -, y. < TANNER
'''''''5 - HtioUiei a.
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'pAY LEAyE LYNcHBuRG MONDAY,


IVA 4
~ preparedto till orders for every description Mattresses
Han Shuek. Cotton Wool and Moss-on the most acconmo.
d terms and the shortest notice Call and leave orders
at the Auction Store Of
ny 2Ots w. II. MOSBY
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La W INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-MAY T.
Before Judge IsGkAHA~.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcrAL TERM-MAY T.
Before Judge ISGaAHA~.
TESTIMONY UNDER CoMNIssIoS-wITNEss Nor SWORN
BEFORE EXAMISATIOS-NO COMMISSIONER PRESENT.
Renard ct al sgt. MARKS et al.
The defendant to suppress return 10 n COM
mission fer the examination Of Witnesses upon the following
That undue influence used the part Of the plaintiffs
That the witness was not sworn before eTsnin Atom
8 examined IN presence OF the
Commissioners but Of clerk appointed by them
am satisfied that such mt fence sho"n 20 nave
IL 10 Lot established oJ auy
roye evidence Oh behalf Of the Defendants AID j. positively
The witness By the pstuf attorney, III the ab
.eue of proof the imposed upOa that facts
had been nsaied would furnish ground for slppressing
deposition The objection only goes to the cedoly OF the
witness q Herman 2o5
Beck vits testimony is positive that the witness
sworn be examned-a fact uncontrolled by
missioner proof that fact should have been furnished BY
him BecfwL's affidavit denying II. Lords aft iavit
tina he before examination but tha.
BY the Comms Oners In the Of
the other. This question IL virtually settled 10 johns H.
TIE positive the mode Of erecu,iug the comHs
ths and such mode OF proceeding b. fol-
lowed matters essential the admission OF the eyden.e.
Johus 80 . WeDd. ~.
neither OF them during the taking Of part OF the
depositions II fatal objection tha. the examination was
other than the Conmssoners They NAV
employ cerk thew rhe to eHeco
he in their sbsence. ar. & Gil, l+ 4W Asl I.
c. 3l3 Lords AFFIDAVIT, the correctness of the answer
the taking the deposition does not relieve the
edstely after the written OUT u 'nf-y
avail 20 have IL stated IN affidavit made olh
that such srswen The reason gwen III "' ~
last cited dsT oses Of that point. ,I. .o~.s Of mo
Fer both this motion must be n, plap-
., . 10 10 sb De the event g. banhrase smA.s I'VE 49,
10 BsEeS,st 4 RsaISlsap tSr ssessalt
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TIE AMERICAN BOLT At BOSTON,

The Boston Chronicle says that The Ant Fillmore
me mbers of the Amer AN State Council me; at the
Adams House at 9 O'Clock on Tuesday evening Mr..
William $. ThuIston of Lancaster was appointed
Chairman and Messrs. Potter OF Dartmouth anu
Dewey Of Worcester weIe chosen Secretaries. Mr.
Papgbon and several other gentlemen made speeches
denuncistory OF the Fillmore and Donelson noT'na-
ton and favor OF appeal 10 the Ameri,a San party
Of the State. The boilers embodied their sentiments
IN the following form:
1--WE, the undersigned, dGegates to the State
Council OF the American patty q Masssc husets, met
for consultation, beng opposed TO the nomination o
hlard Fillmore and Andrew Jackson Donelson,
hereby repudiate SAID nominal ms. We adhere TO
the principles Of the Springfield platform, and we
deem u expedient 10 take the necessary steps 20
cure representation OF the American party of Mas
sachUsetts in the American National Convention
which II 10 assemble in New-Y is On the l2ih day Of
June next
THIS was adopted and signed by some 6ny gen.
temen.
Messrs. L. c. Boynton Of 70. 20 A. l.. Rogers
Of Worcester, Is. l.. Bate g.. Sstton G. A.
French Of S;oughton and S IA. OF Boston, were
elected State Central Committee.
Two delegates at large were chosen to the Phila-
delplia National Convention, and ws ordered that
the meeting to elect DistIic. Delegates, Aoald be
bed On the 9Th Of Nay.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY

The press upon coumns is so great that we have
only for short paragraph to notice the Annver'
sary of an Institution that has attracted little share
Of public attention for several years, and apparently
never less than at this time. The meeting yesterday
at the Tabernacle was, usual fGy attended by an
fact that the spontaneous contributions amounted to
over s4Oe. Mr.. PEAsE gave the audience an inter
estng account of the operations of the last year. and
the building of a large edifce for the use OF the
Institution upon the site of that old roolery
known Farlows court, in which large number of
scholars 1e taught, and various kinds OF employ
ment given to the inmates in the work-roOns beside
having rooms for dormitories for some hundreds Of
women and children destitute Of any other home
Many persons believe that the statements OF this, as
well as many other charities, rather too highly col
ored. vet 10 one who saw yesterday how well these
childrer-many of them originally very. rough da
mopdshad been polished but conceded the point that
the Mission is good one and that many others of the
same character might find more heather TO cvilize
without going to DoToboolaghe.
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WARLNE JOURN1L.
PORT OF NETWORK.


stesmers-Southemer, Even Charleston, spOHord Ties
ton; Homer, Parker, Boston, W. I. Henck.
ships-Roseus Merihew, Liverpool, Rowland Rdseway;
John Elliott Pousand san Francisco Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. -. 81, =.
Bsiks-Casco Hough, Trinidad $ Stevenson Worthy Of
Devon, Beer, Shedac, J. o. Baker Il Co.
Bres- Kate Heh Brown Cardenss, Morsk Nephews; We
toria (Br) Ursula, Csbouesr n. f. J. & Deaey Handy,
Handy saltio. Rio q. Thompson Hunter; A. IA. Roberts,
Colsen Tenere Peck Church Co James Park Park Car
denas Walsh, CsIyerS Chase Flonds Morton, Bath Walsh
Chase Blumentha lFr Fresse Bremen, Poppet
Co.; Oroznibo Rosebook Bermuda, w. ~ Smith Howard,
Haven, Cayenne Meteaf Duncan; Achil lFrenchl -
Antwerp.
schoonen-v. Smith Smith Charleston, Scranton Tan
man; Harper Carver Curacao DuVas Co Marine Powell
Wilmington, g. Powell Velocity, Perry Newark master
q. NJ Robertson Morrow. Bermuda. Permission Jones s. j
Waug Smith ssvh McCready Mott Coz Ceylcn, Jackson
Haowell, g. l.. Hatch; Richmond, Smith, Windsor. j. Whit
ney& Co.; Homer Parker, Boston, w: T. Hernck Israel
Snow Conay ST. John, N. b., g. L. Hatch; Peru Thomss
Bangor c. l.. Hatch; Pavilion Kelly, Boston, j. W. mcKeei
John Wilson Beardsey Wilmington, b. Blossom Sons o.
p Hswley Rschett, Providence H. Haven J~ Lawrence
Allen, Boston, Dayton Sppgue.
nix Shepherd New Haven, H. Haven J. p
Wallace, Lincoln, Taunton, master. .
Propeler-Ir ousdes, Nsnderyser, Philadelphia, j. "
BTisss
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The Rerue des Deur Moades the best of French
Periodicals. in its number of March devotes a very
able article TO the question Of Slavery in the United
States, and 10 the position occupied by the Northern
States in face thereof. The article winds up in the
following manner
In civilization, morality, material prosperity and
sound Interpretation Of Republican Institutions the
North Is far ahead of the South And vet in spite of
all this the SOnh Is continually gaining the day and
indeed, if this goes on, the day will come when
the North will be drawn into the orbit of the So,th
and be reduced to a satellite. The North had yielded
too much its superiority in education in enlighten-
men and in wealth svails nothing; the most ignorant
tie most violent the least rich and the least active
gains the victory. The present state of affairs allows
Ct no coIJectures It demands prompt solution, and
Y VIII have it'd knows at what price-but It will
have It. This seandaOus state of matters has gone SO
far, and IN morality is trumphng with such insoence
that we VIII co DO more in conclusion than 10 say that
few years ago every sensible man would have
shrugged his shoulders at the ides Of dissolution while
at present, after all the experience which has been
gained the most logical reasoner nav look upon this
hypothesis possible solution, and in certain cases
even desirable. One thing Is certain-if the South
gains another STEP the North may boast as much 1t
peases of the industry of It's sons of its schools it,
Sabbath keeping and ts wealth, il will have no polit-
icsl power A few more compromises, aud il viii be-
GENE the minority in the Confederation"
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Arrived.

Ship Devonsire pkt) Lord London Az 5 with ndse AMI
nc with strong westerly winds pleasant
weather; saw u ice; took pilot on the 9TH May.
49, with mdse. to Eagle Hazard .
Bark Brunette Tot wadoboro Pinhhsm Ca'den''' April
IS, with sugar and molassss, to j. w. Elweh 20.
Ship Neptune lPaek1 Peabody LiysrPoo'' Ap' y WIN
"f sst 'Pa PseT IL Mstsnaa April with .u..r
SC to Pstruo Echevena, been days N Of lN b. with
Light E wISs and 1r nif H.s Ta aS April
Is master SD In company with bark for
Bark Favorite tMeckenbursh) Heormsn Newc.ss snss
Is days, with coal to ssI ,Ds lib booze @
Brig Union, (Br) Cheshom, CORVALLIS, NJ B. P''s'os'~
Brig Elizabeth Ann, (Bs) Ross, Corvallis potatoes to w.
Brig Daniel Webster Br Campbell. Windsor, Gays ps-
ter TO j g. Whitney & Co.
Brig Orient, (ssrd9 renarle Leshon II days, and "d'"
from Gibraltar, with marble, ke., TO NJ PMtscadi
schr Rhode and Spencer, ocrscoke 10 days with ccrnn
schr " s. Robbins, Lons.treet Virginia. days, with ~
schr. Racer, Johnson, virginia, days, wood
schr. Hummns Bird Morris, Wilmington, N. C., pdsy'.
naval stores and lumber, to b. Blossom Sons
schr. WIN. Thomas, Bessey, Smyrna, Del, corn, % h.
schr. L. W. Brdsall, Workman, Virginia.
Schr ). C. Ingle Peterson, Aexandria corn, TO '" D. We
schr. T. J. Becker, stackpole, EdentOn, N. C., corn,
s:hr Mary Ellen Hosten Virginia, corn A. C. Etssa
schr. Col Lester Delaney Port Larses, % days. es7'0
schr. Amit, JOtnan, Port Laraca, % days, e'iS''
schr. Henrica Scranton, Richmond, with aOur C.
PersoD. ,r,, -
schr Col sattely Griffin Charleston cotton to Ads"'
Mott Co. ,I,-.~t
schr Richmond (Br Smith, Windsor, 10 days. vital '"~
to ]. 5. Wood. I'm
schr Oregon, Krause Washington, naval stores 4
Mitchell
scLr. f. NJ. Dufield, Jones, Virginia. ,v
Schr. Native American, Pigot, Baltimore corn, @i
Propeller j. n Harris, Smith New. London.
Propeller Osprey Kinney, Providence.
SAILED Steamships Roanoke for Norfolk; Aus1ft ~ ~,
Savannah; Souheruer, Even, Charleston; ship Odefan"
for Hamburg; bark Restless, Lathrop, tor 81. Martha
WIND-During The day, South
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Disasters, &c.

We are indebted to Ellwood Walter, esq, secie~f 49,
Beard Of Uuderwnters for the following tslegraPhe
MOBILE, bay THE bark West hing, saunders, ~
into by steaU a. ost bowspr top g.a1tHss', il
oeived other damage. ThOs. n, 40
THERE WAS go insured in Wall stree. OF the s1 -
Lament losl OIL tue ROCKS Cruz Del Psdre on ="
ultimo. e. 20
TIE CARGO of the schr Y. Pitts, hence a ana ~ as)
land re aoed toyyed into Boston, after being n -
isvAiued al +s0p insured in Hew.foIk, on WHICH -
BRIG RAIyBow Emerson before reported az po,to u.
exrereueea very heavy weather, hal one sSs "a ~ "a "a
stove In by heavy sea which 0olfde1 N'' "
SegS C. s. A. COLI Baker. from Barbados s 6' a. .ss
in bsl',sr .rcguutered the nsh ~ 49, -. -. Dc
- 30, be Fsst the night being very theA ana sxe
stuck On Point Lookout Bar .od b, ssi, S il became
an Dor ana A. The mouth OF the Poone where &c
- III - xy.t.T. No insurance.
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Advertisement
Mrs 6 A. ALIENS WORMS Ham T.

Mrs. s. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RE-
sroRER-The Rev. Prof GEO SHEPARD Of Bangor saws
fLd friends who my recommendation disposed to
mako trial Of IT,"
The Rev. D. c. CLENDENES Chicago H.: " add IN
testimony to -FOUR valuable preparation"
The Rev 81 THAcHER, Underwater. " Y: My hair IL
stored 70 s original color and til hue appears 70 be permanent
satisfied The preparation IS nothing like Dye, but acts
upon the seCTetous."
TIE Rev DANIEL 7. WOOD, Aiidetown. v T.: " Ny hair
has greatly thckeped upon my head the true OF another
e nv family We thankful you and have fall valss Of
CDR money" .
The Rev H. A. PRATT Hamden ~ Y, adds his testimony.
Ministers and others city during Anniversary Week
would DO well buy depot, No. 35 Broomest, HEGEhAN,
CLARK Co s or RusHToS'S
Sold by all the prr pa merchants in the United States Cuba
and Canada.
Wholesale AID Retail Depot No. S55 Broomes-
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FIRES.
yIEY AT BARRYTOWs.

FIRE AT BARRYTows, DUTcHIss COUNTY
On Tuesday morning, 9Th inst, the extensive fcur.
mills and store house of p G. Fritz situated near
BarytOwn, Duchess County, were totally destroyed
by fire. There were in the mills a. the time &c. 900
bushels of rye, beside large quantity of -four. The
cause Of the fire remains q mystery. Several men
who slept in the place barely escaped with their hves
The total amount of loss will exceed ESQ CoOinsured
for $4,000, $1,000 Of which is in New-York City
Commands
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MEETING OF THE Connecticut
LEGISLATURE
From Our Own Correspondent.

r rom Our own Correspondent
NEw-IIAvES, Wednesday, May = 1856.
The Connecticut Legislature met yesterday at the
Capital in this city. The Senate called to order
by the Hon. n d. Spery, and the House by the Hon.
Josiah Corham of Stratford Nearly every member
in both Houses was present. The Senate first pro-
ceeded TO ballot for President which resulted in the
election of Mr.. Cutler. The vote stood as follows
Cutler IL; johnson, 6; Hamilton l; and Landon l.
Tie usual preliminary business then entered upon
In the House the baloting for speaker was as io-
lows: Green Kendrick, III; james G. LOOMS los;
Charles L. English, 4; blank, 2. MI kendrick was
declared elected and after taking the oath of Office
addressed the members at come length, assuring them
that be should aim to discharge his duties to the best
of his ability and with impartality. The usual pre-
minary business, such as electing Clerk and other Of
fcers was then entered upon. both Houses, after
their organization, adjourned till to-day.
The following gentlemen are the most prominent
candidates for Senator: Il. S. Baldwin of New
Haven County, Republican Whgl james Dixon
of Hartford County american Wing; and Francis
Gilbert of Hartford County, Republican,;
Me.srs. +. II. Hawley, Ex-Lieut. Gov, of Itch
field County, Gouenor button of New-Haven County,
c. j. McCurdy Of NewLOndon County, and G.. III.
Holljster of itcLfed County, have been talked Of
but the contest will probably be between the three
fst mentioned. host of sual fry too numerous and
unimporant to mention are IN the field but they stand
chance.
Guiding tie two blanks in the Opposition, shows l23
Opposition to lO5 Administration, or a difference of Is
add five in the Senate and the difference Joint
ballot tomorrow will be about l36 10 ll3; but this
does not include the -four absentees OF to-day. To
what party they belong cannot say.
The Governors Message will be handed in to-mOr-
row, when | viii send you abstract thereof.
The converting of tie Legislature and the Annual
Meeting Of the New-Haven Railroad Company, which
Is to be held Tomorrow have filed the city with stran
gers. AL of the hotels and many private dwellings
are filed to overfOwng. The Hartford Light Guard
freooking body of men. arrived here this after
noon, and, under escort of the National Blues of
New Haven, paraded through the principal streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

ST. PIERREs ASC MIaUELOs.-A system OF sgrsh go
s Just been adopted under the ords Of His ps
the Aoura Minister Of Marine and the Colonies d -
,rd Mquelon the Light House At the Point Dc ~ ~
In quence made kOwn to Nsyisstors h. ~ IN
future from url lst November in each year.
be fred AZ the said Light House at Penres and 4
DUNG thick fog guns every two hours a. "a a.
NH between each, froI ak o'clock IN the
o'clcck In The evening Independent Of these regular -,
gun tor gun will be returned to vessels dessus Of se
tAer position by thsse means ~ ..uhss q
" Beckwi,h Battery, Needhsn's Pont, southen ssap
hsrbor Of Barbados. IL Is good harbos light sny
WIG" ~ VIC -'O''" u ~ GEO. W. BLUHs
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Vhalers.

letter from Capt. ssnborn Of ship omeEs Of
rotts Der al Lah-Aa feO' 49, WIN NV '''A va w.
Tor Ochotsk SEE, - T.. u-,-, l., q no bb's.
- rs bbls ~. oil on freight. -, t-ea
Ar At NevLordOn ID Inst ship Nile, Hsus.ea',, ,U
.rs Honolulu 81, with 60 bbls VIII. 1875 DO. sp or iiN
Neptune 81 bib. vi oil from ship Mogl, go Dol W.T.
fro11 .hip VIM Tell OF sag Hsrbor Report. Se' "a ,,o
Arr. at Lahsns Feb. ", ship Petrol Tgese., AZ; p.
HSquesss, % sp this cEase Ohio, Barrett do ''''
cruise. - 81, u..,..
letter from Capt. Luce Of bark Bss.ow Of ia, ns.
poise reports MaIeb q bad AAsh " ss'
spe,m oil ihe last sylss, All well, bound Nss'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

The CorRTs.--In the Hudson County Circuit
Court Judge Ogden presiding the the Reformed Dutch
Church jersey City John We!ch commenced THIS
broueht by the First Reformed Dutch Church Consist
the defendant who resides ia Newark for damages
tn Of l GOO. He employed architect Of
church partially erected In Grand They desired
build church which would : % co. and claim that be fur
Ished estimate fer such church and they employed him
20 fuperntend the WORK but when been expended
the church half pu Counsel for plaintiffs,
A. O. Zabrke and Jacob r. Norteudyke Of Jersey City, Tor
the defense E2joy bennington and CORTLAND Parker Of
AnAxal
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Advertisement.
r. AS FIX TlR =.

have Of the finest sssomei Of Gas FIXTURES
this ctv which for beauty and finish uneqused
composed wholly Of and original designs Those about
furnishing houses with Fixtures will do well TO cal ana eA
anime my previous purchasing elsewhere tAs rPts
inserted into buildings at the shortest notice.
JAS g. MoFFEr, Manufacturer, lls and III frinee:st
p S-CHANDELIERs in use taken down, reslt astS'N w
French bronze, TO look equal TO lew.
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advertisement -
To Gas CONSUMERS.-The Manhattan Gas

Light Company notice that on aud after the Isl OF
Irnst the rrice of Gas will be materially reduced In me IN
tetya parties wishing CHANDELIERS and Gas PIPES intro
dueed into their dwepg will lind IL decidedly to their sdyant
49, t sve their orders 10 CoLr WRIrTELsY Gas Filters
Ard FIXTURE Dealers No go Broadway 2sts whose Ia
eities doing your work promptly and economically are M
surpassed Portable Machines Regulators, Gas Heating
and Costing Stoves, &c, put up at short notice.
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-. Advertisement
MEDICAL INFORMATION ron rur ppn,,v

Tht SPEoIALsr for May contain. plain p-aetc. Articles by
Ds hunter hd Melville DISEASES the LUNcs and their
treatment BY hEoIcar,D lNHsL.roK BY DR. Turker on Ds
Ests OF the STOMACH and Liver BY Ster on DtsE.ys
Of the EYE and EAR and BY Dr. Newton on DIsE.,s
SKIN - '-1
Every person " ho values health will read The SPECIALIST
81 year SDfe numbers 10 cents
sHLssAS Co., Publishers, No. vssey- (issor Housed,
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NEEJERSEY ITEMS.

FIRE DEPARTMENT ELEcTION.-The election for
Chief and Assistant Engineers Of the jersey City Fire Depart
held Tuesday evening resulted in the reelection
Samuel A. French Chief Engineer without opPoston and
for Assistants Adrian b. Reynolds Of the First Ward; James
slace of the second Ward VIM Chlvers. of the Third
Ward and Jshn J. Haybec of the Fourth Ward
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsloNS-MAy before III.
COVRT CALrNDAR-TgI DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-Nos 252, 44s, $50, $780, 547, l55,
g. is6 500 SIS 57s ST. 5sl Ss5 33 32 $50 S. 5s 5i 49,
20 $50 4e 525 SIT, 5l2 55 "a 5ss 5ei SIS 5s6 $50 600
Circut-Nos l45l, 1872 1854 1855 1853. 1853 1850 N l+sg
lf l72 1875 1909 1911 1918, 1871 1898 to 1881 1853 50.
1855 1867 1899 1902 to 1913 1873 10 le2 1914 10 1854 1857 10
l7Is 1870 to 1857, 1860 TO 1858, ITO TO 1890.
CoURT or COMMON PLEAs-Par Mos. l5s, $50,
5l 5Ss @ sss 572 SIS 57s ST. $751; 5s2 5S 5st Part
-No. AS AZ 81 547. $40 57s $50 5s5 5s7, 5ss $50 so.
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IAdyertsement
NEW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.

- The LAST UNFOLDING OF THE Art OF HEALING.
Ma NJ J.. hAsN. NJ D.. No. 81 Lafayette place, y. T.
Onee hours, 10 to p exclusively Tor LADIES' ana
vih z 70 NJ for Gsntemen Wednesdays excepted Al
hours by appointment Persons appyhs BY letter must
ns hee day and Of the patient, together with the
nation. $4,000 ~
ss-Ihe hrst examination srd prescription, So II tbs
p,tn and 10 Il absent. All subsequent exsIa-
N3'oA'' - Sundays for the poor without charge
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I8lN.IIstI1elI =, o., N
CARPETS. IL BRO, No. 2il Bro


WY uIIslslte IAe FNk,
Importers and Dealers IN every description Of
CARPErIsGs, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
We are constantly receiving from Europe and he Anetor
Sales, all the latest ard most desirable styles Of
CARPETNGs,
which we offer st the lovest market rates
Parties about furnishing would do well 70 Ssp AID exaIDbe
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THE ANNUAL COURSE OF FREE LECTURES on
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SEsDaY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS Of this week.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
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STABBINS AFFRAf.-M lchdtl hOrOney,alas 'Ailsn,
who the u!t, has been lying the New York Hos
pts under or stab the side dcted by George
Clarke sas Jack sheppard while the fighting
geiheE YESTERDAY appeared the Lower Police Court ide
5sil AGAINST Clarke, charging him with felonious
The has the array,
bouRht sid committed 20 The chlrse the
Court Of Sessions Both parties said 70 he we. known
TIE Police Of tle MN Mard