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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

We print tl.eHhere the compact sid forcib'e
spt ech Of the Hon. ABRAHAM LINCOLN before the
late Republican State Convention ct Springfield
H., setting forth the dstirctive position AID views
of the Republicans Of Illinois, as distinguished from
those Ct Senator Douglas and bis supporters. We
need not ask attention to this concise AID sdmiia
bic statement. Dir. Lincoln never fails to make a
coed speech, when he make, any, and this i. ore
Of bis best efforts. And its leadug positions will
be heartily irdo.sed By the great body Of the Re-
publics1s If other States, as theyA akeady have
been By those of Illinois
In lie actual state OF thipss, determined con-
test between the Republicans Of 1CicOis ADD the
great usss Of the Democrats OF ths. State who
sympathize with Mr.. Douglas, is ine7itable. We
have earnestly hoped that this contest might be
avoided. So long az the SiaTe Power remains in
possession Of the Federal Government and dis
peD.es for its own aggrandizement the Sixty or
Eighty Millions which annually flow from the
Treasury, il has seemed 10 US desirable, in tie
light of principle no less thar in that Of policy, to
soften and efface whatever differences nay at Any
tine exist between those who from whatever
cau.e, are arTsyed in practical opPostion to the
aspirations aid the rule Of the Cotton OHgarcby.
We bsye looked to and abOred for union 10 1860
Of all who were found arrsyed in opposition to the
late fegtiOus attempt to impose Slave Ccnsttu'
ton OF Kansas by the power Of the Federal Gov
eumt Mt ard in notorious opposition to the clearly
expressed will Of the People thus sought to be
subjugated As step toward this contamination,
we have desired ard labored for substantial
accord in their approaching Election between the
Republicans Of Illinois and that Immense majority
of the Democrats who stand with Dougss on the
platform Of Popular Sovereignty.
Our expectations have been d;s.ppoitted Our
efforts are, for TIE present bsed. Illinois is to be
the arena this yeer Of desperate contest which
we would have gladly aided to avelt. We lay no
blame on this side nor on ttat. We do net ssy that
this contest was not Inevitable. We only fear that
its effect viii be, as ito tendency certainly is to
drive back One Hundred Thousand Illinois Demo-
Gratis into position Of open alliance with and viz
tual subserviency to the Slave Power. Should such
be the result, it will be our unfailDg consolation
that we have done what we could to prevent It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

England offers q. this moment tho curious spec
tace Of dissolution appearing at the summit Of the
State, while at the base Of society all seems i'm
movable There is no audible aststion among tho
ms''e', but there is a visible change among their
rulers Shall We believe that the upper strata ARC
hquefying, While the lower remain in the Same dull
'ohdity' We are, of cours, not abiding to the
cyri'al attempts Of Palmers.or and his compeers
TO "loot' TIE Treasury. Tbs battles between the
tx;ss ard tseg prcsoi .bers lcsr 20 uore stsri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

Tie squadron for laying the tslegraphic cable
across the Atlantic left Plymouth on the 10th inst,
to proceed under canvas to mid ocean. No doubt
it has reached The appointed place-lAt go 2, lon.
So ls-by thi, time, and its operations are prob
ably now beginning; 20 that toward the first Of
July the Niagara, with flying color and laundering
guns, will enter Trinity Bay, bringing London news
Of the day seemingly four houn and half before
the events have taken place, or she will silently
drop her anchor at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, after
a second failure of the great undertaking.
That Europe and Auerics viii ultimately be
united By an electric telegraph is certain even if
wire has TO be stretched between them through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

The trial CT Gen. Lane, fcr the murder Of Col
Jsnl inc, commenced at Lawferce On the litb inst
Five lawyers appeared upon each aide. Among
those on behalf Of the prosecution was EI.Sece-
tsry Stanton. During the first and secord days
tie physician who examined tie boiy Of tbs MUIR
dered mao, aid Ray Green, witress Of the ARRAY
were examined. We print tho evidence in fuI
elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
Newalerk Daap @sibnats
THURSDAY. JUNE "a. 1863
"a onRRz4PnNDRMTa

No notice 10 taken Of Comm"niaond What
ever Intended for inscrioo must be sssnflsi y The
name snA address Of the wtor-eo nsoe.sfy iot passoa
ton, but - guaranty Of HE eso6 fst,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

A VERY Rich PERFUME
fr the dlescheL BoUaUET D0GsETA 20 cent, b,ttls
Prepared BY PnALos sox No. fH Broadway aud or sal
by 81 prugsiss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
LOOK Our POR PEDDLERs.

Hswked About from dwelling TO dwelling,
Peddlcis . spurious Powder are sehng-
I|ook 10 II xeA. ioT the PowDEK Of Lyon
Il The oOy thing 10 the world 20 rely on,
" bsdbuss or Auts, or Moths so annoying.
Your res Jour vcetu eats clothes Destroying
koerhes Il kils d al breeds and Dimensions,
hushotoes aud fios-" birds" II evil Intentions
And insect. On plants Of what kind II don't mstteT,
One na<t II vel used. viii inisiby - scatter"
II Jour cellar your closet. your pantry garrett,
Js By ksts proaoensdod. don't send for ferret,
Bot nae for Dight or two, LYoNs famed Pulls
Esrh ope when us eaten, infsllib,y kills.
Try both Powder and fis yoi ~ sure 20 determips
They ceeth certain death insects and veruin
Hswtefs and Tede have YoNs MAGNETIC
PowpsR fIs for insects ard vermn The articles
BE- procured ii respectable Druggists, Dsror No ri
Broadway. T.. LSoN 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

FIRE.-About o'clock on Tuesday evening fire
discovered In the brewery Ct PtID Sohoneawsd No. -
Even street Bfookyu ], eursu,hed b. the wOrtmco
with but slight eAasss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE-WIGS md ToUPEEs.
Lassst stock n The worid-Ths celebrstcd
No Broadwsy Twelve private expressly or the app
csou Of h HAs DYE tbs best extsat bATeHELoks
wies Tocrsrs have improvements ~ others this the
say p,s whe these things properly understood and made
EXTRA GEORGES BANk GOLDFISH,
cured expressy fer b.. weather.
SAYsRoog SaAp,
70 bali barrels quartet, and hii:s
ExysA No. MAcKgsEL,
In Ss,rsi., halves, qcsr.<n ,ad hit.
ESw No MAcgEksL,
In bsrrsh, hslvss, quarters end hits.
susAs CVkyo HAMS,
Of The finest quality, various brands. .. The very
EARL, BARTHOLOMEW Co.,
No Iss Greeuwich-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

BENJAMIN's TRUssEs-NO. | Barclay-st., oP.
success IN relieving and curing rupture justly given bis
fRussEs The highest reputson for safety and dIIaoy
They rust. Six days t'sl given Ssd money e'0u
NJ ,atssrtofy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

KID GLOVE CLEANER.-The genuine JOt'iN
JNoposous PRFPGRArIoN for instantly cleaning hid Gloves
all cokrs without the slightest smell Tor sale al Tue oia 'o
No toa Broadway Agents have botie open 70 Prove ~ op
atom. Try before buynE Oae bottle cleans - par ne
liberal discount the trade. ReusmOeT NO ''%
Broadway. stblIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
ANsOS's DAGUERREOTyPEs.

L.rge size for go cents
The only place 10 the city where DAGUERRt0rYfks are ma
eKolusivc of any other picture, Il at
AssOA's, No. $50 broadway.
Opposite Metropolitan ltote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

SINGERS IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE FOR ALL
MxuvscruRrSG PuKPosFsTo ascertain the muense superb
oy machines 1t ia only necessary TO inquire OF any
on mechanic who Send for copy OF
SINGER Co.'S GAZETTE, which will be supplied gratis II
gives full otosmssOn the subject. l. NJ SINGER Co.,
No. 45g Broadway, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
CrscUrr Couar CRIMINAL TENN

CIRCUIT CouRr CRIMINAL TEEN The
Grand Jury yesterday found true bills against tho
following persons: Nathaniel Sunderland, for mur-
der; George Miles, alias Charles Green, for felony
(horse steaiBg;) Dabney p. Gooch, felony, Stab
bing y Henry Richter, three cases, forgery. The
Grsnd Jury we're adjourned over until Tuesday
next, at IL O'Clock.
Tho following cases have been set for trial:
George Miles, alias Charles Green, for this morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock.
Henry Richter, three cases, for this morning, at
10 o'clock.
Dabuey p. Gooch, Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Nimrod B. Dickinson. charged with murder,
Monday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Nathaniel Sunderland, Tuesday morning, ct 10
o'clock.
Oliver A. Hobsou, felony, 18th October, at 10
O'clock.
George Livingston, murder, 18th October, At 10
O'Clock.
The juries aud witnesses in the foregoing cases
will take notice and attend punctuaily the days
named. The juries and Witnesses In all the other
cases were adjourned over until Tuesday next, at
10 o'clock.
Psslo Paimini, charged with stealing porte
mounaie from Mrs. Bass containing $33, was tried
and acquitted.
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sPHclAL NOTICES.
- FALL 1858.
MAGNIFICrNT ayrppYv


T: II. PRlOs CO. are crovdinp tbeir wareroons
with ythng that IL new elegani and astr
~ fancy imported fAbrics aud all that Is good
Goods. ~ ~
in every department their stock Ia always kept
Al a', no ana WEI, assrtso being allowed TO run down
others may always come with the full assurance Of
nnding every novelty that the European OF our own
In extent selection. variety and price. they are
not afraid of any competition with tho houses
great coniiiepce the present Autnnn. invite both
Wool. and retail buyers 70 give them the benefit
9. an examination. knowing that thev can satisfy
the most critical that they bring both skill and
terprise into reauisition in making up their sup
plies.
The limits of an advertisement will not allow any
numeration-.hey will theretors name only few
u Elegant s asancsd Six Robes, q fieunc.s)
ps Be- 90 90 aass DC, DC, !: |. |. asasHs asaiiis
spendid trd cerded dJsS six i brad;m aners' mere
Do Robes, trieh and new) a Ia jaw Cracker
English, Scotch and American De Laines
morinOs. 'si9. Ss;5msis;; 'sa sf; fS;szss.srussr
Black Cashmeres. Merinos, Bombasines. Mousse
Inns, Canton Cloths Tarnice Lu-trine. Wells. Hdkf
and sfGafes tsf
lars; Maltese do Do; new stsis Aryss Lace
F.
Linen Sets; Misses Camb. and Mus. Setts, in varie.
ty, &C, &C.
MANTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT..
And coming In daily Shawls Of every description,
Velvet snd Cloth Cloaks. with all the newest wrap
pings imported.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin and Lace Curtains Sat. Damask. Broca-
tees. Union Damask, Tassels, Gimps, Fringes, Cor
nice, &C.
FURs of every kind worn in our climate.
NEGRO DEPARTMENT AND H0UskKEEPING
GOODS.
Linen and cotton Sheetings, Table Dsmasks Tow
elings. Diapers, Huckabacks, Bed Blankets, Crib
Blankets, pimitys, white and gray Blankets, 6-4
Pnl!ed Cloths. Sleeps Gray sattinstts. ,Kerseys.
Plaid Linseys. Plaid Cottons, 0znaourgs, Fiannels,
Kentucky Plains. Georgia Plains, ac. &C.
In this last heavy goods department., no full and
crowded are they, that in order TO make room for
sther goods new on the way. they will close out
large lots to merchants, farmers, traders manufeo
turers and others at bare coln mission upon the
cost. sc ls-lm PRICE co.
~ PRoY. A. J. GEBHAkDT, late Of
Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave to efer
his services to the citizens of Richmcnd TEACH
ER on the PLANO, SINGING VIOLIN, FLUTE.
GUITAR, &c.
lie can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
street
Refer to: Hon II A Wise. G GriswoId, Rsq; Mai
NJ Nimmo. MIR Winston. Sc l5-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09
: ARTIFICIAL TEETH-THg

W4d19CHE0PLASTIC PROrE5S.- "a. w. JONES.
DENTIST, having purchased half the sxcluve rigttfnr
tie ahese mode of making lEsT IA, and after wsiz,0
ard testing It IN the ,not difficult cases. risrs etbsr
ptates had tiilsd is entirely sdti fed Gt s atsclsk
superiority over the gia, silver and pstina me-
ihc cag, therefore, with confidence, recommend IL
20 ali who may d,sire full o. partial Of teeth:
and espscialy to sach az may be dissatisfsd sosAk
those tasp s,ng In this process all Of the
oblectieus tn the gold pate are reDoy-d--the sue
ton being PERFECT secures coHtrs and stability TO the
Ht aud the Ieas h being embedded in tns motal, the
food 10 excluded from urdsr VI between thsrp; they
are. therefore, cleaner smoothsr and in .yerJ r.
spect better. 1t consequence Of the perfect sdapts
tion Of the plate to the mouth, snd the suction
tn reby secured, he can insert one more teeth
cisost clasps. and in all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfsc CRY fit
This sthod having besn adopted and command
ed by .hose standing highest in the profossson.
North and south, testimonials viii BE- given. and
specimens exhibited, ts any who mar desire to seo
them he Old plates Of those Wishing 20 exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken il part
pay. VIII ct course, make teeth on the cid nedo
ior those who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done: and testh
extracted by electricity for thoeo who wish n.
Office opposite Corinthizn Hall. se z-sn
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

Of Buekin sham. on the l2th dsY Of ssptsss.
A> Der last, my negro man n1Ll0. The soid
negro about i've feet four inches high black and
years old. Was sold 70 my father about the 5lse
July last, By Msssrs Puliiem Belts, OF Rich1cnd,
semond county, VI. underssanA from 5 negro
who ran on At the same time With hin. Ard kae
since been taken up In Iarmvills. that Mills tplA
him into the Dismal swamp. where be could mAke
money enough getting shineiss 70 teke hin eD1
ward II etherin o. ont Of the etats delivered
TO me. or lodged In jail 70 that can ct hin
TH00 n FORD.
county. VI. oe 6-d6tAcUle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-09

~ NEw GooDs-I have received from
Phiialoiphis and New York, and will op.n TIM
DREss .iO0DS. Also, Iine assor .Inent OF CLOTHe
CAssIMEREs and v VESrIAdS, along with general
sto4 of DOMESTIC GOODS of every grade anc
qGality, many OF which can sell at much less thar
former prices
Fine BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do. A large
supply OF Negro CLOTHING, Of every description
Browu and Bieached DOME5TlCs, and many other
Goods too tedious 10 mention, usual, kept In the
Dry Goods line.
4 call is respectfully solicited Of all who want
cheap and good Goods. Come and see and Judge for
ss lin JNO sMITHER.
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1858 AND 1859.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

have now open large stock Of Fall and Winter
superior READY-MADE CLOTHING, and Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, comprising all the new fall
sty les # Business Coats Pants and Vests; Dress dc
10 do Overcoats and sacks; fine Snawls and Travel
ling Blankets: Travelling Cashmere Shirts; do Caps
)ardigau Jackets. Ny assortment of Crayats, Ties,
iloves, Suspenders. shirts, Collars, docks Hanoer
chiefs, silk and Merino Under Shirts and Drawers,
varied, and 'ected with great care to make the
ay stock IL now very large and complete. for the
,ommenc. ment of heavy fall trade. My patrons
Anime JDGOODMAN,
40 n No II9 Main ct.
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ssg- Tx farra ANNUAL EXHIBITION

OF tbs VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR TIE Pro.
MOTION oP THs MECHANIC AEfs.--The new and spa
o,oas hsi OF the Institute. 9th street, between
Main aud Fran Kiln, Richmond, Va, will be opened
foF the reception Of goods on MONDAY, the nth
DAY of october, and the EXHIBITION will be for
pally opened ON WEDNESDAY, evening, October
the 10Th.
Mechanics, srtists, inventors and others in the
State Of Virginia. well AS the country at large
are invited to avail themselves OF tue opportunity
thus afforded TO display the taste and skiii in the
collection about TO be maze.
The splendid hsl aid building of the Institute
will afford accommodation sufficient to make a most
attractive display of Machinery, for which abun-
daut motive power will De furnished, as well as of
articles oi taste aud interest," of whatever class or
description. which may be exhibited by those en-
gagged a manufacturing pursuits.
Tue Board Of Managers earnestly invite the &C.
tive operation of the mechanics and industrial
classes throughout the country ia contriouuug to
the important object in view; and would also ex.
press their acknow edgmeEt to the ladies for their
interesting contributions 10 the preceding exhibi-
tons, and wou.d respectfully invite them TO a re
uewsl of contributions in order that the display iR
the Female Department OF industry may prove em-
inently worthy of American female talent
ANY information in reference TO matters of detail
will be promptly given, on application, or by sd.
dressing Jas d Browne Chairman of the Committee
Exhibition. 9th street, next 10 the Hall OF the In
t!tuEe. 27-2awtlstOtdtd
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sss- WATson has just returned from

the springs and Will be happy TO see his old friends
and snow them some of his celebrated Chrystal
MINIaTURES which viii neither fade or rub out,
Life--ize PICTURES, in oil or pastile, at tAe short
est notice. ~,
WHiTsaUssr's OLD GALLERY, II MAIN STREET NO
fIcs WATSON takes rlcturcs from 80 cts 10 Slou
Ambrotypes, Melainoty pes on leather, and Photo
graphs OF any size, plain or painted, either 10 Pas
portrais painter He does not pretend to take them
by the Zoe or by the aid of machinery suitable for
running railway card or an ocean line ol steam
ships ne has Two skyiights, enabling him at ali
times TO get good Pictures an advantage not pos
sessed hy any other Gallery in Richmond
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SPECIAL UorIcHs.
my CARpx,Isas

aay- CARpKrIsas.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
MATS,
BOOKING.
TABLE, COVERS.
BRASS STAIR PLATES,
TABLE, OIL CLOTHS
COCOA MATtINGs
PtANuCDVERH
SILVER PLATED and
RRASs A % n
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STHhuUGH TICKETS toALL the above points
procured at this ofce, broad street. Shockoe Hill.
rH- Passengers u tA.o route. broak fast and sup
~ ASHLAND, the birthplace of Henry Clay, AMI
due Oh board the comfortable Steamers betweeo
Aqua Greek and Wasbin
IN SIGHT OF Ut. VERNON.
SR-For further Information. apply 10
Z. RUTH, sup't
JAS WISsroN, Ticket Agent.
tlRFICE H.. u. q L, Il. h. &c.
ikichmoad. Sept7, 1855. oc2
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N...ov Eso.pr-A, The e.tima,

NARHow EsoAPR.-As the estimat 10
lady Of Capt. L. Libby, was returning from ride
yesterday, the horse attached 10 the carriage, be
came frightened aud started Oh at fal speed cans
Jog the driver TO be thrown from his seat and
smashing the vehicle to atoms, by coming In con-
tact With several trees Mrs. L., 10 retaining her
seat, We are pleased TO say, fortunately escaped
without being hurt The driver was slightly
bruised by his fall.
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To ,!, GEocKEsY g c!u.sl DEAL.Rs AND

lions ana cssh purchsSss 8 NcstSssn NJ srsSs ~.
ws are enabled TO 0ler 70 our kin1 friends ana tho
publ: in general, most elegant ard ee0Dlste -
sortment Of Ir3nstone China, Uinnor 1eA a1d Chom.
Der Sets. 10. &c RockingAAn and Yellow wae4 60
tirely new patterns q trsnch Chinas ele9er vcees
Tee. Tete sTete Set, Vote OuRs. nsge and tszIor
description. amongst which the eheaDeeeGapeF -
Ard othsr tumblsTs and dishes ever eclA. eIul4ee9
IN this line. Tea Trays C1ocke, waE!a1eeai 1Aelo
Cutlsry, renoa Tinned. iros. hlcc9 p. ssz...as q
Albats. yapapned and silver plasee MsS s. Gmx
Glasscs. 81 tie box or sinsis onst Wooe - ~.
low Ware: dus.ing. scrubbing. clofh shoe nasg -
eIe~ancs Nj of wh ch will ps cold yholeeale 49, -
~ sf prices which wild nAinsetn the ws eseneanA
~ renutaijon for cAeapae. ~
nCHAA AAP Cp6. YaRie1I o1sFex
corner Broa1 and fhfEd e<e.
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soss ov TxrpprAxor-At \ re,ul.,

SoHs OF TINPBRAHoH AT . regular
meeting Of Marion Division, No. s, Sons Of Tenn.
perance, held at its Division Room, Marshall Hall,
In the city OF Richmond, on Thursday evening,
Oct I, the following officers were installed for the
ensuing quarter: w. Miles, W. p; W. w. Rowe,
W. A.; samuel Forsyth, r. g.; James N. Wheat, A.
Il. 8; D. 8. Wright, r. e.; 1. c. Jacobs, T.; Joseph
Edward Butler, O. g.: G. A. Beesley. Chap.
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BIBLE UNION The ninth anniversary meeting OF
the American Bible Union commenced with buzz
ness meeting in New York, Tuesday. The totai
receipts Of the past year amounted to $35, all
of which was expended in the work of the society.
with the exception of SOS. Rev. Doctor Thomas
Armitsge, was reelected president, aud Rev. MIR.
Spurgeon. Of London, Rev. r. G. Jones, of Norfolk,
and Rev. DR.. Ryiand, of Richmond, Va, are among
the vice-presidents.
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JOHN F, REGNAULT,

SNEARE ABOVE b NEw CUSTOM H0UsB
Ia o3w PREPARED 60 exhibit q large snI beautiful
sssorisasaf Of Velvet, Tapestry, bfgsselis Thres.
Ply. iRgratn. Venetian and Hemp CARpETINGS.
With ihe other articles enumerated above and can
sssuie ea3trs that he can offer great inducements
he T. sa'siied e sell his goods At aderGte prof.
He viii lee pleased Ia have his ntis stomers and
ba ers generally 20 call aud examine them
e4~ CARPkfs. Oil CLOTH, RODS and PLATES
t"Nf"Sfs 25-lm
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vsrRucrrys Srosx IRELAND The

DESTRUCTIVE SToRN IN IgsLAND-The Irish papers
isst received contain accunnts of the disasters
caused by furious rain s'nTrn which swept over
the south aud wsst, iuundating whole tracts of
country. Lives have been lost, bridges and houses
thrown down, and thousands worth Of property
destroyed. In the county Of Cork, whole potato
fields have been submerged, aud valleys turned u
an hour into lakes. Such rain WAS seldom seen
before, and the public believed that An immense
water spout had fallen,
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL UVL

lLsaE This Inarmary is situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College Streets In an elevated ane
aealthfui position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres of business 10 fur
aished with every arrangement requisite for tne
for the comfort Of the sick All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid except tne insane ana tnos.
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
INTO the Institution. Lyingin women are also re
ceiyed aud carefully attended TO-
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The psenss are hs 81 H.
harges for Board. Medical Attendance. Nursing and
Medicine are for Per week
hite f@tisnts
yoiorod .''..'.,.'.s
Private ,oms to $l9
IN addition to tae above rates in cases re9uiIinf
eressrs @ ef fpb tbe Bellevue " A Hospisai small fee i
sharRed for the op ration, varying from " 70 $So
any may be sscsrtalned by application toeithel
4 the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Phyn
Ali charges payable on the removal of the patient
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persons in the country, tosiring 70 send patients
t.ths dnhInary d may sddress either the Prssidsni
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and idissstion, which arises fron weak stomach or
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