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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-06-17
LARUS & SHINE.


AUCTIONEERS 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IA Main Street, Richmond, Va.
WTILL give their undivided attention to oil
w sales of Real and Personal Estate, sale Of
Household Furniture, Stock Goods, &C., &c. also
special attention to sales on Saturdays Of Horses
Cows, Carriages, Wagons, &C., &c.
Also, keep constantly on hand the largest and
handsomest stock of Furniture to be found in this
market, consisting in part Of
Mahogany and Rosewood Wardrobes,
Do. do Marble and Mahogany
top Cabinets,
Sideboards and Washstands,
Splendid Spring Seat Sofas Tete-a-Tetes, Divans
and Lounges,
Spring Seat Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Spring Cur'd Rockers, Sociables, Whatnots.
Also, beautiful assortment of Chamber Sets,
together with general assortment Of Housekeep-
ing Goods
The city and country trade are invited to exam
Inc our collection we determined to sell at
very small advance on cost.
p. c. LARUS. JAMES n. SHINE.
Richmond, March 81, 1S57-ly
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
GROCERY AZ COMMISSION HOUSE
George 4. Herring,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries,
VN1HE may always be found general as
w sortment of Goods, suitable for the country,
and to which he particularly invites the attention
of FARMERS
Best loaf, crushed and powdered sugar
- Coffee, 40
New Orleans, Porto Rico and Cuba 40
Rio La Guaira and Maricaibo Coffee,
Old Government, Java and Mocha 40.
Superior n. Orleans and W. india Moi pussy
Soverings and Stuarts best double rehned
Sirrup always on hand,
Teas of the very best quality, GunpSwder'
Imperial, Ooling and Powchong,
North Carolina and Halifax Herrings,
Nos l, and 3 Maekerel,
Tar. Grndstones, Bacon sides and shoulders
Hams, Sperm, Adamantine and Ialiow
Candles,
Also-Liouors of all kinds and qualities,
Cognac Brandy, Old London Dock brandy,
Imitation do, old Rye Whiskey, common do
Goods always warranted as represented
Call and examine.
Richmond March 2l lS57-ly
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II u AZ ~ 4 n UR AZ
Richmond Marble Works

ENHE undersigned having purchased the above
Il named Marble Works, ION Main, between 9TH
and Sth streets,) are prepared to manufacture to
order all kinds of work in his line such as 1TONU-
MENTS, TONES, MANTLES, TABLE
and BUREAU TOPS.
Persons visiting the City will find it to their in
terest to call and examine his work, before pur
chasing elsewhere, as he is determined not to be
undersold in this market or at the North.
MCCL0Y i SHAW.
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LEWIS HYMAN,

IMPORTER OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
Wholesale and Retail, No. 90 Main Street,
rs now receiving a large and elegant assortment
j of the above articles, and will offer this Fall
the greatest bargains that has ever been offered in
this city and to merchants who wish to purchase,
he would inform them that articles can be had in
his establishment as low as any house in the North
ern cities
Gold Detached Levers, 13 Jewels, S21 90
Gold Hunting do do 5000
Do do Patent do do As 90
Silver Levers, IL 90
Gold Guards, 1000
Gold Pencils, Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Gold Neck, Fob and Waist Chains of various pat
terms,
Gold Lockets, and Jewelry Of all kinds,
To be had cheap, at the old established store Of
LEWIS LYMAN,
No % Main Street
Richmond Sept 20, 1855 -Iy
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SPRING, 1857.

SPRING, 1897.
EHINA, GLASS &: EARTHEN WARE.
" GEORGE j. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl
ST., Richmond, has in store, and is now receiving
by recent arrivals from Liverpool and the Ameri-
Factories, his Spring supplies of China Glass.
Earthenware, Looking Glasses Fancy Goods, &c,
to which he invites an examination from mer-
chants visiting this market
His stock will be found as extensive and COM
plete, and will be sold on as good terms as any
house in the country can offer.
To all cash or prompt paying time customers
inducements will be offered equal to any to be
found at the North.
To those merchants who have been in the habit
Of buying all their goods at the North, he would
say, that all he asks is an impartial inspection OF
his stock and prices assuring them they will save
time, labor and expenses, by leaving their orders
here.
The most careful and experienced packers en-
gagged, and goods promptly forwarded,
ST0NEWARE Of the best quality, at factory
prices. Richmond, March IA, l857.-3m
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'"' LEAvITT THAxTER."

Senate Chamber, Ohio April 5th, 1854.
"DR. J. C AYER-Honored Sir have made thor.
g trial Of the CATHARrIc PILLS, left me by your agent
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found suffering. The first dose re-
ieved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed tile disease. feel in better health now than for
some years before which attribute entirely TO the effects
Of your CATHARTIc Pills Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS b. METCALF."
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Richmond, March 81, ls57-ly
NEORGE sTARRETT, NO. I46 MAN

THONNF1I - 4 <tNNN1H 4, .NO' I4D NM n
Va street, Richmond, Va, dealer in Stoves,
Ranges Furnaces, Farmers Boilers, Tin and Iron
Ware; Suction, Force and Chain Pumps; Bath
Tubs, Water Rams, Lead and Iron Pipe, Sheet
Zinc. Also, Portable Ovens, new and desirable
article for Plantations Hotels, &c. All work war
ranted. Castings always on hand for repairs.
70 Especial attention requested to my unri.
vailed assortm ent of Wood Stoves for country use
Richmond, Feb Z, lS57-ly
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SPRING d SUMMER STOCK, 1857.
EN MORRIS is now receiving his Spring and
II. Summer stock of Ready Made Clothing, con-
sistng of an entire new and splendid assortment,
of his own manufacture which Uhe latter) enables
him to give satisfaction in style, workmanship and
cheapness. Through this medium, l only ask Of
you the favor Of call when next visiting our city.
Country merchants will find it to their advan-
tage by examining his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Il. NORRIS,
100 Main street, Richmond, Va.
70" would also call your attention to my new,
extensive and Seasonable stock Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods
~ Clothing made to order at short notice.
Richmond March 81, 1S57-tO sept 20 ~
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HARPEK q BALDWIN, w II u IL E-
Ill sale dealers in Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods, Prince street wharf Alexandria,
Va. are now in receipt of their Spring Stock,
composing great variety Of new and seasonable
manufacturers in New England upon the most
advantageous terms.
Merchants and other dealers are particularly in
vited to examine stock before purchasing else
where as it is our determination to make it their
interest to purchase their supplies in this market
Alexandria March 81, 1857-2ms
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The above are all from persons who are publicly know
where they reside and who would not make these state
uents without thorough conviction that they were true
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CUTHBERT POWELL. WILLIAM LEvEN POWELL,
(Late of Loudoun co., Val
DOWELL & CO., COMMISSION MER-
Il chants dealers in Wines, Teas, Liquors, Ci-
gars &C., corner King and Union streets, Alexan-
dra, Va.
u Strict personal attention given to the sale
of all kinds of Country Produce.
10 Orders solicited and filled with neatness and
dispatch. alexandria, March IA, 1S57-ly
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WlNDOW FUhNlSH1NG SIOhE.
7 p. CLARKE, No. 1853 King Street, Aier-
Js andria, would respectfully invite the atten-
Interior Decorations to his large assortment of De
LANES, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Gilt Cornices,
Bands and Pins, Gilt and Transparent Shades,
Buff, Blue and White Holland Reed Blinds, Land
scape Wire Shades, Cords, Tassels, Loops, Gimps,
they can be bought this side of New York.
~ Curtains and Shades hung in the latest styles.
Parlor, Church and Store Shades hung to order.
Alexandria, March, IA, lS57-1y
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTRY
- Merchants, is hereby given, that they can get
their orders filed and get better than can be
got at the North, and at the same price so if you
will take the trouble to call and examine my stock,
which is the largest in the place. the fact will be
made manifest to all. EN0CH GRIMES,
No. IA Feirfax street.
Alexandra, April 4, 1s57-to March IA. ,58
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ENOCH GRIMES, MANUFAC- -
u turer of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, No 81
IA Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va. ~
A large assortment Of Stoves, Tin Ware,
&C. Wholesale and Retail
~ Roofing and Spouting in town or country
promptly attended to.
Alexandria, March H. 1S57-1y
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JAMES CARLIN, NO 63 49,
y King street, Alexandria, Va.
would respectfully invite the at OFF,
tention of dealers generally, to his 9
large and we'll selected stock of @D
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Anchor Boiling Cloth, &C., &C., &c.
Richmond, March 81, l85T-y6m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
FURNITURE, &C.

FURNITURE, cSC.
UNANrLLED AsD CorrtGE FURNIIUsh-sUPsRb
suits beautifully dscorsted IRON VS. and upwards.
the Gid sst Broadway between Houston and
Re>cker sueesa Goods carefully packed for the country
y.B rRESDhE
T1GITsFHOI.D rURNTrURE FOR saLE-vsRy CdEAP,
Ill At ss2 Canal street. all nearly new, carpets, 10 .so
piano New snd second rand furnhrs bought fx
wncb he tishest pre oil be given Apply By letter or
rsrsoua1y VT W NJ, asa Gsp,i street
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SUMMER NEsOaTS.

fyRAB ORCH RID SPRINGS, KENrUCKY.-Ar THIS
~ watering place found chayees,e and snpear
qusnays yin appear 10 the neu volume Of the jeoo
ssos go ard bsr f e sT n Do o.
&c IN rsnsy vania Unversity: We give only out
nps Oh the Ess sonsus hay of mague
STA linz, potash coda, chloride Of sod nm, sllex
sanese M magnesia, suphate OF msgnesa sulphae Of
eSiS irsoe T1sre sre ihree Spsss Which aiar
somewhat Ne tohe quaniaive contents TIE Grove spcng
Of iron he Field spring contains less iroa
aSe orae Of soaum sapsas Of po,sss sapsase q mag
n.sa alnmns and Ihospss'e sleI =, ,,.,. 4, n.
binatioh OF wae-s found there.
From The s,e Of The .p.1 water e healthy .ecreoas o.
weer AIS ell the kidneys and ssn, sa, the chaly
correct host scretns The saers are cot draaE sepa-
resS eu, ,oee,ber. will be explained.
oalouel but without debi spg effect To have this
and one fore bre kfast are snlcso Taien IN smaller
quantities aays snd removes the contested and ndaned
curative effect in hes- malsdes IL very remarkable
above remarked he wsers shou no, be used alone
rule the water should only be drank
bed time and before breakfast Between 10 and II O'Clock
and then f O'Clock W. 10 supper they may drink
other nervous %seons often end ss hey cannot drink cSa
ybene OF s too tonic effects depressing the
stomach causing constipation and nervous distress These
tbe epson water In conjunction with chaybeae and sui
phur The EPSON water begins 10 the
to t %S. %ss be- s %r @
% s' Of Deps er aoG a sna 1ns u Sy
The same type by he tonic aers, causing healthy appetite
These watr re-arsable effect upon many ale
affections Persons suffering from skin Diseases enlsrsed
have o.eo- dssi s.d BY c'y NE or long sooun in warm
Th- ,prngs abou. miles from eninxton Ky,
on good Hnpse road Stages run Say from Leslns on
DIR Jno q. Darby, In Lexington
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best josropAa manshot, which the Indians dry And
roast in thin slices. The fermented juice OF the
tree Is the sweet and intoxicating palm wine; its
fiuit, very much like the banana, gives sweet or
far,nicious substance. according TO whether it is
eaten In the fresh or dried state. The tree itself
serves for frewcod and to build their dwellings
upon; the inner bark ia used to make rope and ham
mocks and the rsdiated leaves are bought by specu
lative Yankees, and sold all over the United Safes
made up as fans; This is truly the most wonderful
The geographical position of the country &C;
the Argus eyes Of the English government,
who from time immemoriM have been en-
deavoriDg TO obtain possession of the mouths
OF ell the large rivers. The possession OF the delta
of the Oronoco might seriously interfere with lis COM
merce II in after years the country lying between
the Oronoco, Apure, Meta, &C., assume any CONNER
cisl importance. The stupidity OF the Venezuelan
government has done more to help the English than
they can ever undo. Since the war Of Independence
the govern ent of Colombia, which talked SO much
and loud about universal liberty and equality, has
treated these poor people worse than dogs. They
have been abused, pressed into forced labor fed
worse II an slaves, ana at the slightest resistance
hunted down and shot by these "capeler0s Hispdno-
Amsrtcanos" like 30 many wild beasts, and ali that
for being the most peaceful people in the world.
island (Trinity) the Governor there receives them
with open arms. The English are continually up
bIadmg them with what they style their Spa
nish masters" their chiefs receive presents of ban-
kets and old muskes and all of them treated by
the representa- i've Of her Most Gracious Majesty to
az much of the worst whiskey as they can swallow.
The first English they earn, therefore, Isl English
man eOod-SpaDiard bad, very bad"
Like the Chinese, whom the English ruined by
that cursed opium, they intend reducing, by the
means Of horrible liquor, this un ortuDate remnant OF
once powerful people 10 the last degree OF human
imheCilty; then, of course, the son Of some chief
will be set up as their king, and supported in the
same manner as that Sambo idiot, King George OF
the Mosquitoes.
This will actually amount to taking possession of
the country by the English, who will not wait long
to make Of their newly acquired advantage, and
make Venezuela dance just as she (Engand) chooses
20 pipe. VINO would have thought it possible that
England, who is constantly overturning thrones and
empires in the East would seriously contemplate set
ting up the greatest mockery of royalty in the Wes
More anon.
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COURT OF ApPEALs--AL8ANY.

COURT OF APPEALs-ALsANY.
The Mayor Of Nero York, respondent, Us. WI.
Hams, &C., appelants--This was one OF nineteen
actions brought by the Corporation against Stephen
Whitney and his tenants for violating Corporation
ordinance, passed September 10, 1850, requiring
hoistways in this city 10 be enclosed with railing
around the openings thereof on each story, and the
batchways to be closed at the close OF the bust
ness Of each day. under the penalty Of $780, recovera
BILE for the benefit OF the Fire Department. The de-
feneants refused compliance with this ordinance,
claiming that il was unauthorized by the charter,
unconstitutional and unreasonable, and an unjustia-
Die concession TO the bold and ever Increasing de.
mands of that formidable corporation, the Fire De-
partmeht., Demurrers were interposed 10 the com
plants Of the plaintiff, denying, in the broadcast
terms, any authority 10 make such an ordinance
The plaintiffs recovered judgment in each case,
which have at length been affirmed. The following
Is the opinion OF Mr.. Justice Johnson
The power OF the Corporation of New York 10
pass police regulations and 10 enforce the obser-
vance OF them by penalties IL not denled but is
commended that the ordinance In question IL not ~
that nature and Ia unreasonable, and therefore void
The subject regulated il hoistways, which usually
exist only in stores other buildings for CONNER
cial or manufacturing purposes In country towns
the raising and lowering OF bulky articles TO the up
per floors OF store are usually effected outside OF
the building. but in the city OF New York the ope-
ration IL performed inside the building, thr nigh
openings fen in the different floors Tnese openings
iupprotected by railing in the day time. or If ieft
Enclosed by a oocr or platform NJ nigh, obvious
ly dangerous 70 all persons going about the pre-
misses A much smaller degree OF tnouehtlessness
than frequently exists would lead 10 dangerous and
fatal accidents. As store il In business hours open
20 every Who chooses 10 ester IL business
ler particularly prohibited IL cannot he said that
the danger is confined to the owner aud ordinary
oecupa "a Of the building. TIE ordinance in that
respect stands on the same footing "a regulation
prohibiting n well or cisten in a mans yaed un-
protected by curb or cover the reansonableness Of
which could not he doubted. Ths closing of such
communication between the different floors OF
store ct night. after the premises are left by the
persops ordinarily employed about them, Is Also
highly reasonable. In case OF fire the openings
would tend directly and powerfully 10 allow the fire
70 extend through all parts Of the building, and IL
left uncovered would also tend TO eDdsnger those
whom duty might require 10 enter to effect the ex
tinguishmeLt Of the fire. The ordinance IL plainly
reasonable and wise, and the judgment should be az
frmed.
An opinion vas also delivered by Mr. Justice
Paige, which ia beng revised by him, and has not
az yet been furnished.
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A Case under the bred scott Dccssioa.
lfTon The Chicaso DemOcrai, Jniy 10

rNIrxp srArBs cIRcurr oouRT.
Hon John McIk an Circuit Judge pres ding Hou. Thomas
Drummond, DISTRICT Juoge, Associate.
This court has been occupied with the following
case:-
uNirxD STATES CIRCUIT couRr-suIr ror rREsrAss
Wis Mt Aaxfs.
JosepA Mitchell (colortd) vs. Charles H. Lduar.-
Defendant files plea alledgnx that the plaintiff y
a tree man of color 10 wit, negro and that he is
not citizen of the State Of Illinois, Of the United
states Of America IN a1y sense that entities him TO
bring this suit The plaintiff demurs 20 this plea.
scatss, Jewett and McAster, plaintiffs attornies;
Beckwi,h and Blackwell for defendant. TIE facts
In this case are simply tbese:-Iamar, who ts no
usually q bad man, while on tronc Il
1854, in Galena, committed violent and
unprovoked assault upon Mitchell. who was At
the time barper in that city. The assault was
aggravated, and the consequences b. Mitchell we're
ve-y severe. Lamar was, II we recoect Alright, ar
raigDed before q magistrate for breach of the
peace, fined few collars and discharged. Tsis
SUIT Is brought for private damages, and "a the de
fendant IS resident OF Wisconsin, il is OF course
brought in the United States Court
The point OF interest in this caae IL: UW yudges
Nolan and Dfummond affirm fAe decision Of bhe
Supreme Court w the case Of Dred Scofi-tcM
fhsp decide that black man. n resident of Illinois
has no rights that rhife mon ia b,sud 10 w speef-
that he may be fallen foul Of Whenever he meets an
ases.ilant, onmerCiiully beaten, and that when he
appIiee in (fof white mani a lawful and proper
manner TO che constituted tribunals he must be ca.
cerimoneousy kicked out2 In a word will the bred
scott decision he accepted by them a. authority
II IL probable tbst the de:ision Of the question,
raised on the demurrer, viii be withheld for a e Y
days.
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YFLIow FgvEa AT NEw 0sLsASs.--Fhe Eng.
hsh paIers Of New Orleans say nothing about tae
yellow liver, but the French Journal, EOrieanois,
Of June 49, me ntioDs a well marked which had
proved atal AZ the hospital in Circus street. The
victim vas Q Freedman, named Louis Malhos,
aged ~, who had been more % an two years in New
orleans. He bad no communication yI1h the ships
in port any ~ their sress. ,p1 the origin OF the
disease = q puzzle for the scientihc.
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A IN BROADwAY-JUsr OPENED ALARGE STOCK
40 OF lac. goods in poin. h. sguls French gupure.
Brusses point valencienuep sets ALSO collars
barbes &c. PETER ROBEkTs a W.
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hOO BROADwAY-sTRANGE VISITING rHu
III cky II vted to call and inspect stock OF rich
real embr cries; also novelties entirely
NJ W in d, sign N B-3OD yards real vaen lepnes edging.
inst opeps d At i2c PETER ROBGhTS W.
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but are prepared 10 throw of parry the instant Il
conflicts with Southern duty. They await with
anxiety yet sith much confidence the action Of the
administration In regard 10 the course OF Governor
From the Augusta (G.) ocnst,utiouaiist1
Such vile, sneaking treschery makes one think
of the dagger OF Brutus and the axe OF Cromwell
N negroes are not 70 be decoyed away from Missouri
40 Kansas under his pious reign, Is 10 be hoped that
our friends there will manage 70 get hemp enough
from that State 10 give sucn traitor the doom he 10
walker states that his opinions and views we're
well known 10 Mr.. Buchanan and his Cabinet before
he LETT washington. Whether this be true or not
The next thirty DAYS will shos. II Mr. Buchanan
retains him after his inaugural any longer than he
can send letter Diminishing him, pat It to you aud
the people, II he not a. vile traitor ~ walker
and Is NOS the duty as high and imperative on every
true Southern man TO denounce him as suchf
From The RI 'hnopd IVA } Soush-Ulus
We have confidence In Mr. Buchanan, ard We ut
tsrly refuse to believe that he countenances walkers
outrageous proceedings In Kansas IL v utterly i'm
possible that Mr.. Buchanan can be guilty OF the
enormous nerausude TO the Soutn 10 say nothing OF
the spostacy from principle which ~ouid be involv
ed in his approval OF Walkers inttigues with the
black republicans and his efforts TO abotiorize Kan
sas. The administration would not dare even we're
they 20 disposed ~ defy the at most resentment and
indignation of the Southern democracy. The de-
mocracy Of Georgia speak the opinions Of tie entire
South.
[Froun the Richmond Wig july OIL
ray SOUTHERN pEsoCpACY-uAR OF THg FACTION
After an absence Of fortnight from our post we
return only 30 be mortified ana saddened by strange
sights and strange sounds in the ranks OF the south
rrn democracy. while back, all was ne ,ce ana
Sunshine among these model pstriots, and we In.
dulged The pleasing hope that no cruel circumstance
would ever nterpose to interrupt the general bar.
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Exp1,EssEs.

CTUDLEys BAGGAGE KxPRRSS ON AND ATTY Z
- July ID this express W leave Bronkyn Al and N
snd Connect with New Haven twenty seveal
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

HNORMONIsM ExPoSED.-JOHN HYDE JUN FOR.
M m.ry Mormon elder and for several years resident Of
Salt Lake Cy, will ectuIe at Hope Chspel Z broadway
the evenings Tuesday and "Wednesday 4h and 18th July
Subjec y Tus,dsy, "Hormonism Relgo1;p Wecues
da, "Nomo ian Civil Puli,yn Tickets 121s cents acl
lecure-to he obtained at setridge Cas- 2t Broadway
A. Rsndophs tBroadway Of Ay street. aad at tie
door.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

OIAMoSps TRADE ~ REsPE rFULLy IN
formed that we are continually manut.c1riug and have
n hard large STOCK d diamond egerv OF the Ia est stys
large sssoreoi q diamonds haud setng Tor me
rsde Diamonds borrh for ash.
L. HERsANNA co. as Broorie street.