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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

HNNE DRESS ~ IrS.-wc have lust received a =,
beautiful ati complete stock of Pine Drvss Prock I'D
s'- hlaA and Fancy Piuis. rau. Figured Fancy -
ftns, Plain and Figured ant Fancy Maser auI Ss V-s
which viii I'll as low l- good. can b. bought .ny.f
Cal and examine Tor yourselves
mhe. NJ H. ~ ~ - -,
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NV lIu The addition, i the largest and best in
w New England, and ths subscriber bcgs
10 is magnificent arrangements and superior Recommendations
Toe furniture made combine utility
rnu. ease and Comfort The drawing l,ganty APP
pointed the suites Of well Larry,
travelling parties the sleeping apartments
NtnnlU and large proportion % them supplied with Cocuat,
Sa~r aud livery noTt will be lie
bute &" The comfort Of his guests while ourniug
lcg-en,I3mn. LEMIS RIvk Prnnr.tnr
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rn..srEEs SALE OLE vALT.nLEKr,LE.

TATE on GRACE AND BROAD STREETS CiIIRCH mil
TRUSTEE, In deed II by
~ wife dated lsi January $50 duly recorded In Rehaond
hung- Court shall, the request CREDITOR thereby
en proceed TO sell ~ bile auction the premises for ca
on MONDAY t- +th iay February
hour 81" y o'clock, NJ II fai,
ne valuable square which the sAi faTrar con sting
q he half lot wl,
ne corner 81 trace aud s also
e corner Of Broad and 9Th streets fronting u ir. running
back ia5 feet 10 alley
The above au.sng tho moi
he 90 siy nov Ia market IT. title believed b
uhrtsrs acting a. trustee all convey viii tie special
any he taxes and Tor the present year To be paid b
the pur,llAser 49, ~ - 49, -
: ct-dh la Col q
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Efw THIAL RtTusrp.-Thc Court Of Appeals having
refused new trial to Sam Google found guilty Of a bc
nou. crime IN Rocking ham county be- has been brought
To Richmond 70 serve twelve years in the pcnitcn-
uarY
DEsrRUcTroS o. Saw MLL-Thc Alexandria Sentinel
learns ihat Steam Saw Mill recently established by Mr.
Henry kinzcr his estate H. Wcsmorcand County was
lew days since fired 10y miscrcani aud entirely
consumed Los between 5,OaO aid $4,000.
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hhEsS ~ GES.-We have sn- Of d. largest assert
~ men- u Fue Dress suits Tor Grnileurn offered 20 III
The ctzensu Richmond, enbra, aud grI. ~
"i cloths Co De- tund in ts other We cordially
invite tl".- in Inspect r,o assuring h-n mas
have aiNautsfes nr procuring manufacturing
Which are not surpassed ~ asy luuse n the Union.
ntag '' "''''" - y -
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SPRING CAMPAIGN, 1856.

SPHiNG AND 50 MMEH CIOruING.-1am now
~ receiving and shall continue receive weekly,
steamer my stock 81 spring aud summer which
ssi OF AT the newest designs o. patterns siye Of cut
market affords Ny stock t. ample aud wt
am sale W. saying VII compare fvoraby with us city
70 Hgie tHdnstp aud prices call is respectfully asked
yon a. III Main stree. NM. IRA SMITH
n B-Ju received fine lot Spring Cashmere. and Yrnss
which will make 20 order at short WokmanIke
fml25l
NNuILN SOAP.-Go boxes Family soap landing and
n for sale BY NOMHLE 4 CLAIBORNE
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NhWJust arrived direct from the pacnise only
t a4aaf store next door o. The Exchange Bank, the DOUBLE
LoCh Nolt LEATHER TRUNK. The proprietor being
agent Tor the state 81 Virginia ss dpos, otc double
lock franks ai cost with t balance 81 his whole
sale or retail. D. OyEEBAJgU
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;a(sY SPRING sTOCK-rIIos r pRIcE& go

~ SPRING SEOtk-TIlOS PRICE az.
N~-< -irr Co 10 tl~r public,
they Of variety THINGS and
"f The House will b. la
Dc as.urri Ui Finding the DESIRABLE STYLES
- complete assortment OF Family Linens Cottons
wants h'"ds Marchs
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S5O,OOO. WAN .Nrf5 70 T},vcn'4E"
"sTATtoNEu> HALL"


FuNO Merchants aud Others wishing Blank Ro0ks Writing
~ ~ knds la and Ink Saud Letter Copying Pe.-
aandum Books Writing Sand Gold steel Pens wrappng
Papers, Cotton and Linen fwin Marking Ink
Ne shy qutny We sell ia any quantity. At low prizes.
y. b.Our assortment Of "tIERRtNGs" FIRE BURGLAR
PRnuP sAFfS 3. large. Call aud them.
mli2g KNOWLES 4 WAIPoup
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

WILLIAM p OWENS
Hp2-sm Opposite American Hotel
AMERICAN HOUSE,
Tgv sa addition g.. largest and be-, .snsa Hotel
It's magnificent grrnrs,. superior
drawing Sc"a,. are mo-, elegantly ap
on,d the suites o. rooms well arrangs for families and lafs
s s, ..' .5s g5oPo,t9P Of them nGIei with cora''
sS'e t., 'e comfort Of his guests while eaGI,g Al his hou
eApWf maaitiasf o. o. A. hGdS implements.
- Ayeir' King wiIi,n county vs., respectfully calls
-. EEA,1SG A$b MowISc MACHINE,
by any o'l-r i'aper il The country.
wofkng model u the machine will b exhibition At each Of
The months Of Aprl aud May api-Im.
$5O,OOO. WINNIE 10 Fr iTI. flsi "a,
gan can nov r. hat 10 The purciAs- OF u utchuson- re'f
on'i chemercL stun from he pl ios
unprecedented For rights 70 va the w W, State,
the publc. mtsi%9,
Is Cashmere ami Cloth Goats, enbrsenr the most
are invited to cs and examine hi. STOCK 6efor making .
elsewhere. '"'
"pl HENRY snArER, No. Ia MAN street.
.sSTATtoNE uALL,''
,u,o Merchants and ~ ~ r.,s, I i,I n, yr D.
81 M kinda la and nk ssnd Letter Copying Tc,-. Mem.
n5@% s' Mr,ng md Gol and s',e rr, Sc Wrappnr
oT w e an aRS Il yI In p, Sp
mnso KNOWLES wALPoEp
BUSINESS STAND FOuu ENr.
VIII ken, Or Ieass The Store lust completed next the
corner Of Cary aud Pearl streets, opposite a. ". Fs "a
a,l win every convenience, water g. No letter 5a.
deiO-2a~ts JAMES THOMAS j.
IMNiNG ~ In,I In consequence sfihs variable char
nov our own Which warrant to be equal u
o c T T@ PFR g HS s a,
A
mlsl New DRUG store, ith and FraBkin 50.
GPHING GOODs.-MERCHANT wnsIGER a CO are
to Which .hy sgali respectfully e,ll he = in
price be made MERCHANT, wsi9rsER CO, co '"'
HF'ss,mING HoDS. 80 US, E,C.--Fns s..o.psnt Of
FURNISHED uu Hook. Reels sinkers and general stock Of Fishing
mlab nmERuAN
10O PACKS SrIAKI'S LOAF, CRUSHED
api - wSpE y. wooibmper
ISoHrLAND SYHUP.- . 6 os,; st ~; 70 arrive BY
nhgo "o""i' 10 G II P.s}I .ile.,.
I5O HoNEs ADAnANTINE, CANDLES, Tor
aps DAVENPORT AtIEv co
LS tIs"i.i ' DGSIoP SoSGr rs ,'o CO. i'''
UBoTATOES. ia bu.'-. Superior Mercer Potatoes. jus,
a., 'se'' no" !" store o." con'F"m'S G., ~, o.
LOI "a superage aud Zine orIa quality store on com.
~ mission, Tor sale by
.api-iw WINSTON POWERS
WonmS tAuILN nor WINNINGS AND
apt WADE M wOof Dpfnor
(uDEH VINEGAR o. t,l., Tor .,lsty
- Pi y " SIMMER co. Csryr
HOUSE SHOEs.-Burden's orsc Shoes, assorted ss,.
mhP JOHN n GORDON
y TONS CITY GROUND Rome DIsr, t,r sale
- mlR4 IANFs WINSTON !
(LorHES uAWPEHS.-Hsnr R,.t,i'. Tor tesp.
- nF Coc' NJ ParFrs made ~ Wow drsra.
NE artitlr faf ssc by ZtNMFKMAN. /
UDtHE NJ. PEHTNINN GIANO.-8 90 Rsrs
shoa sud for sse low rfIc, FROM he v-ssei. ~
pANSNrpRr. ALLYN 4 CO. D.
MAthEHEt..-tnt barrel. medium No Na.terl
ANu No tau barrels No d.
40
Receiving ior sale by D. " sRIvKgt co
ap3 c. -,
A tHOlND PIASrER.--s barrels Rchsncnd Ground
~ Paster. go tercrs luaec b. q For sale ~
NS y " SKINNER co 80 Cary street.
nEAIrIfVI CANARY RIuDS.-Iast rer.lycJs
o SnEns Canarics, or beauty o. pnmagc and sire
ne attention of purchasers 10 called fuf sale by
ubs iss Ms,n. sorss, ia 49,,
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ED. -. KEELING.
CHANT TAILOR AND CLorIIIER, 1876. MAIN STREET.
>PRING AMI stnnEu GOODS

uSr received large lot Of superior Cloths aud
- NesiiY which lie will make the
most reasonable terms aud az the shortest NOTICE.
large and we'll selected Ready MADE Clothing which
all compare with this
low as ANY other House.
riys, Nc.. '
lie invites his friends o nd examine hi. stock
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FiRE ~ AnISopoS On Saturday last the carriage fac.
tory Of IT, Simon, the dwelling Of Me- Ctawfo,d aud two
Of Michael Shavers houses NJ Abingdon Va were de.
stroyed by fire Loss OF Me- Simon, siS,OOu; no iusu.
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~ IIIIs tUNII..-Wr QI
- don TO our stock ~ Spring thnE snd Go,s
reb rnr i assortment ai an times atgr and
attention 10 our Fancy Cashmere Goats. Pants Vests
match as being desirable style quality price To-c
in W'nt ui good aud fashionable clothing
consult their interest by calling va u
apS KEN BALDWIN a Cn
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Is5O-SPKINs GUOp>!
q ! HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE CLOTHING =.
n AND GENrLRuENs FURNISHING GOODS me NJ
subscriber as nos 10 store his Sprug Of Clothing and n
Genii-mens Furnishing Goods. srg aud tauif ll
m assortment ~ Goods such aud Eng.h CI-I
CAs,aitfes aud NestnFs Of
invite Tie attention Of h friends aud The public generally
r. SPENCE,
miii No l20, corner Of Main and 18Th 81.
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IlNKI NTEEs, NALL nE NAIIa, ,,r,I


-ae was pespoue by consent % the parties
10 TIE uth April next, St, Z o'clock afternoon
mill GODDIN APPFRSON Aur.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-07

FoE kANsAs -Scveu or eight industrious young ne
oh'ncs are about leaving Charlottesville for Kansas s,c
al students Of tho University have al.o left that insutu
hiOn iUr the SAME destination
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sesd 81 years native Of Ireland, county Of Letrim
parish Of Gloon.
The funeral viii take place, his late residences
morrow afternoon, 1T two O'Clock. His remains will
taken 10 Calvary Cemetery His friends and acquant.
anees, and these Of his broiher-in-aw. Michael smith,
also those Of John Mulngan, Patrick Smith and John
beglan, respectfully invisd to attend the funeral
TN thursday afternoon May l At the residence Of her
father, No. l05 Henry street, NARY FRANCES youngest
child Of John l. and Mary DAngel
Tne friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral to morrow morning at ton O'Clock
In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening. May Is, ~ eight
Of DR.. Isaac Frar cis ia the 731 year of her sge.
The friends Of the family, and those of her nephew
John Francis, also the members Of the FIRST Baptist
Cpuzch, corner OF Broone and i1ebeth streets, New
York, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
without further invitation Sunday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. from her late residence No. AZ Myrtle avenue
Brooklyn. Her remains will bs taken Green wood for
internent.
In Brooklyn, Wednesday, May H. Of scarlet fever,
GILBERT Of Jeremiah and Aargare, G. spAder aged
years.
Her relatives I'd friends respectfully invited TO st.
tend the funeral from the residence OF bis
No. 1873 Atlantic street. this afternoon, at three O'CLOCK
without further notice.
At wA,ertown, N. Y, Friday, May 9, HENRY knszY
aged IA years.
At WSway andA N. J.. on Tuesday, May 1s, WILLIAM
LARNfD, SON Of John H. and Lucy b. Brown, aged
years.
In PHILADELPHIA ON Thursday May /, ROBERT n. KER.
The SD year OF his age formerly Of this city
In Boston, on Friday, Nay 9, At No High street
place of tubercular menenats, EIZABErH only beloved
child Of Thomas and Janet Jarvis aged II months and
days.
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lrae<l.

D1e0s
On Thursday, May Is, after lingering illness, JULIA
Coats.
The friends and relatives the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon ct three
O'CLOCK from the residence of her parents No Is Reer
street, without further notice.
On Wednesday, May H. JANE, vito d John Coots aged
SO years.
Her friends andLacquaintances and those OF her hug
band respectfully invited attend the funeral
from her late residence No. Roosevelt street. this
morning. at ten O'Clock. Her remains win be taken to
st. Ancrews Church, where High Mass will bs offered sr
the repose Of the SOUL and thence to Calvary Cemetery
for inierment.
IsAnIA MARY, infant daughter Of James and Isabella
MAXWELL aged weeks.
the late Michael and johanna CAlnans of county Kerry
Ireland, aged 20 years and months.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral frem No 81 Bridge street, this after
noon two O'Clock. Her remains will be taken to Cal
vary Cemetery for interment
On Thursday, May Is, Mrs. ELIZA CARTER wife Of Afford
w. Carter, aged 20 years and months.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend funeral this afternoon at two O'CLOCK from her
late residence, No. 161 Madison street. Her remains will
be taken to Greenwood.
On Thursday Nay Is, ALBERT w. ADAMS aged Is years,
months and Is days.
The friends and cquaintanoss Of the family
specially invited attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of bis father, Hudson CITY, N j., on Sunday after
noon, at three O'Clock.
on Wed nesday, May IA, after long Illness wrHEL-
NINE, wife Of Henry struss aged q years, months and
4 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
afternoon at hafpast O'Clock. Her remains will be
inferred In Greenwood Cemetery
On Thursday May Is, Of dropsy after long illness, at
his residence, No II Thompson street, JAMES HARVEY,
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seerstons ought to yield. There testimony intro
Suced Of where the defendant bad only charged
for the fodder consumed BY their cattle vne
gpsi tered in the enclosures erred to, where
for the occupation Of ths enclosure and
the cattle sold by the drovsr while in she
enclosure. These facts do affect his common Law
lisblr.ef. They only be guarded sgaiuss by
press agreement with his guest The defendant or
70 prove that ii bis custom not to charge for tbs
sS enclosures only for the feed provided forca
The offer was overrued for the that custom Is
never permitted TO contravene . rule Of law The
makes inkeeper liable for loss Of his guests
Shaneise while IN the landlords custody This rule II
NV in manner be sfe,ted by innkeeper's
TOM The plaintiff is entitled 70 the value Of thu
nisspg steer Judgment against the defendant for $50
costs.
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The New Pa,snt Luxv.

In YOUR valuable paper this morning uoder the head
Of sNew Patent Trap, think you wrong
eusion Pie bill Of ator James, before the Sc
tsnt because that issued than twenty years
ego; and the bill provides tina. existing patents
newab "provided that the term for which such patents
Gy be extended shall not exceed twenty from the
date Of iesue of the original letters paent This clause
eectually cuts off Woodwork and Goodyear from any
this new bill is to give an the indlsputable right to
his invention for twenty years. and longer At pre-
sent his right is very equvocs from the axity Of
patent laws that OF the pstentess who have the
Of being rich poor Paul Mulrooneys dog
that forced to lean against the fence to bark The
simple truth is that the lawyers and patent thieves
The principal gLners by the inventive genius OF
1ymen. 5.
NEW YORK, Nay Is, 1856.
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On Wednesday, Nay IA, by the Rev. C. q. Skillman
JoePH p. SKnLxAN of Jersey City, to Miss BBn SHAD
N. J.
On Wednesday evening, May IA. 1t the Presbyterian
Church. by the Rev. T. K. Smith, Mr.. WILLIAM Fl. POOLE
OF Newark, n j. to Mrs. ELIZA d. ROWLAND Of this city
On Wednesday, April %, by the Rev. Lemuel CovsiI
JAMES VAN vRANKU to CrAxxNT1NE n CREsxBRoUGH, al Of
this city.
On Saturday, May 10, by the Rev. Thomas GAuger,
GEORGE O. CIIxY to Miss HxNREITA NJ, MYGArr ali OF
this city.
Sunday, May H. at the house of the BRIDES father
No. 10 sixth avenue by the Rev. r. g. Foster ALFRED N.
WM1MIoRN to MARIA L. EMMETT.
At the Vale of Cedars, Lexington, KY, Thurs
day, Nay 8, by the Rev g. Drank, Dr.. g. DIS CoeNEs,
late Of Paris to Miss ANNIE RusE daughter II the late
Dol. 8. A. Russell.
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Pennsylvania Politics.

TO THE EDITOR OE THE HERALD.
No. 80 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, I
PHILADELPHIA, May 13, 1855.
Ny attention has been called letter purporting to
b written in this city and published in yoar paper OF
the affairs OF the Pennsylvania OF this city. take this
occasion to say that the state ments OF the writer Of
lstter respecting and all untrue. do not
have any pecunary in in that paper,
any part Of it, nor have ever with William Rice
ehe-s attempted to exercise any control its ediso
rial columns its political course. The Pennsylu0niax
10 exclusively owned and has been controlled by my
brother w. Rice, and by him only, since the spring
1864. JOHN RICE.
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SPORTING.

ENGLIsH POINTER DOG FOR sALE-RRCENrLY I'M
ported large size three year. DID, and perfectly broke
VIII be sold cheap, the about leaving the
ply for two days only H. 8. LACY 204 and 2O6 Sixth
ELK FOR SALE.-A FINE YOUNG ELK RECENTLY
" brought from Council Bluffs Iowa, old per-
fectly tame and partially broke 70 harness. When full
240 Would be great ornament genemAn's park. APP
ply for two days only the about leaving the city
II. 8. LACY, 204 and 2O6 Sixth Avenue.
E,ANoY FOWLS, rOGs, RABBITS GUINEA PIGS,
squirrels imported erres choice dogs, birds pigeons
eggs or patching Of all the choice variety Of fowls
gold and silver laced seAbr g banams black Spanish Leg
horns Polands buff black and shanshsis silver Ham
bufgbs, &C.; Ne Soundand dogs italian greyhounds King
Charles and other spanels Scotch and English terriers &C.
For sale by H JOHNSON. go Greenwicb street, Of
Murray, New York.
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Mr.. Jan B. Leverich has forwarded to US q eonmun-
cation relative to the statements made in Mr. Car
sons card, which appeared in most Of the morning
papers Of the 14th inst As did not publish that
paper, and the whole affair is to be legally ia
vestgated We decline to print Mr. Levsrichs also. But
having inserted the affidavit made by Mrs. Wyckof, we
h justice TO all parties give the reply to BY Mrs.
Leverich:-
AFFIDAVIT OF MRS. LEvERICH.
e srS my MAIDEN was ss1
s.1ns he only time was ever IL the house Occupied BY
Iimes and new YOri Duly Nes Of yesterday ncorrec
Css1on the day visited her above mentioned from the
nme he entered her house until ha left 70 retsrn Kew
cent her purchase articles household css while
ahe was absent Carson took grossly improper bscs wit
WycSe enter The he eased and reque.ts her
70 stay by e there bed in one OF the rolms which
Mr.,
he she yss absent he threw me on ne bed got upon
s other circunsancss which do not wish
set forth he intended perperae outrage onlne; cried
rirg from II she the bed with him; then
sss sSpressea wsS tSa. Carson should accompany me %
new York or that replied that preferred 70 return with
DO So Carson Cd % home; objected but he
sisted and accompanied the ferry croesed the
boat and LET nee in Cortandt street New York; very few
words between but be- strongly urged that houd
not tel my husband what hai hAppensd
have here related but particulars Of Casons grossly
% contradict mis- statements cnuedn M-s Wycko's All
Sav 70 which feel confident sne could az Ss %ndsrsspd
sworn TO befrre thil5h Of Nay 1856. a. M WHITE.
BEAD. Commas Toner OF Deeds.
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WATCHES, JEWELAY, &C.
an INVOICE OF oESUISs JULES JyRaENsEN
Is sas for sale By
CALIFoRNIA DIAMoNDs.-TaIs NEW And BEAUII
s. s.E: S s @
s as g r
SmSo1t Only manufacturers ~ articles in
Manufacturing jewellers, 4O7 Broadway.
u cry sesar pisnaioes merchandise and personal pro.
.ns
N,OH sALn-A, sUPERIoR 0HRoNoMRrnR, FRoD
snd oosn cSs ~. o.
and Fast India directory By James Horsbur Tho
sUrfoS S1sGss s1osa Apply ?
Go!p wAICHss AND CHAINS loR SALE, CaEAP.l
enameed Do sendd e Of diamond sSr studs and a. d.
Tn sns p
WAICHEs.-FINE GOLD AND SILVER wATCHss.-
TIE laSsest ssd most SPLENDID a:so,msnt watches II
W.. ssss 5: 4: :sssssn ;ss1s and /: :sns u
.sut is sod spss wssoSs: four hole. jsweed =. %
Ens gold Ssnsns lspins four sol:sjswsiied So .
Gold hunting Sc nasisA patent Levers:
ssS :: s::%s3 go: 9: So g !ss
dsd Independent second watches, for timing s =
O. lunn. x.sas: which run sh. g is; Is; g
eeM magic watches, which change Into three
Cole EssH.s patent lever. full jsxslsd: % U.s.
SILVER SILVER d dscs Ps sseri @ ss
sss sss hunting Iais.T %sic:psrs 500 . sss
4oS.: ssr asea q e. s.::isy F. Cooper s
and AL other celebrated msisrs for sale vsrylow;
sxy .s ss
Of ne s free q
and TO- W.. snd os ss,
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

Court Cnlendar-Th1s Day.
erPRnH CoURT-Grcuit-Nos 1862 1864, 1892, 2613,
3e09 1882 24I9 2032 26l8 1885, 1885, 1882 1906 27O9
2440 2SS1 1885, 1862 1929 19l3 1852 1862 1885, 2172
219a 2isa 22o7 1882 1885, 1857 1881 23el 242e 244o
2464 2467 1e, $3.50, 26l3 1882 1885, 27O5 27oo 1885,
SUPERIOR ooUs1~Nos $50, s2l 800 1888. $50, 22e 52e,
So 612, 5l3 244, 696 49, 6O9 49, 80, 1913 $685. $751;
36a b7s 49, $685. 49, 475 4Os 60l eos 6O4, oOs CO.
GIL 39s, 2si, 81, t4s, l84, 500, $50. GA.
COMMON PLEAS Part Mos 6S2, $685. $780, GAO, GAL Il,
S42 "a, 646 652 to 658. Part 2-Nos 662 49, 3 GA,
076 678, $40 $50, 681 682, $685. 68a, 686 CSC. 6S7.
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Elegant CaEpeting.-smith u Lounsbery,
456 Broadway now prepared exh, their spring
STYLES Of rich velvet tapestry Rrusse three ply AID ingram
Der designs and Styles before offered also
large stock Of ocohs every width, and an other goods
b trade.
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Clarke Spool C0stOD-ThG Genuine Article
has me pane OF WIN. WHlTEWhl0HT on every spool. 81
Mes an afraar
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Summer Wmss.-supexlOr Clarets ut the
lowest prices by the Wines OF all descriptions
brxldes DO London and Lubl porer Scotch ales &c
NJ Cvo vstpoA
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Smiles many . long, brigh. SUNNY day.

emJee many long, brlGh. SUNNY day,
When heaven puts tho blue OF May
Ladies', n You wish Gator aid Button
sl The a hopsble svles at Ia 28s wish
slippers buskirs from g. to s per pair with boys,
ssst And shoes er ali kinds and prices
petloutze j. Il. MILLHk A co 1874 ca street.
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~ cGes Schls dam Aromatic Schnapp1-
Ia edcinal prescribed by the medical s
salty csses Of gravel gout rheumatsm ncipent drorsy
shoc Kidney and bladder compans also In fever
And sgue Put up in quart aud pint bottles with propre-
mis- the bottles, and label For sale by all the
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Free OF Charged Will Relieve, FREQ, BY
application rheumatm pains sprans contacte1 pain
u aneTh muscles or Jon not cslous nervous nssdacne
my aud VIII DO y W s no patent nostfnn resve free,
miy All orders attended TO- Office 50 Walker street.
tween Elm and Broadway. New York. DR.. W. MILLER.
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spd No l05 Bowerv hiss received large stocks and
choice teas very f.sg,an 'pd Of delicious aavcr EXT.
psssspt hsvoI and light arawg young aysoa 3: And n
ter received hesh day 06 Bowery and 70 Dvion
street. corner of EicrdRe, tea and stores.