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ls4s FOR SAI.E-The place on which reside,
ss:: containing about T RIY ACRES OF LAND,
21-Awel improved, within mile Of the market.
ap6-Sm II. LOFLAND.
ns., FOR RttNT-Lawyers' and Doctors Off
ss;: C Els and LODGING ROOMS: on i2th street. in
-e.i front Of Bank, by JOHN a. BELVIN.
nv
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uA. Doctor e. h. BrieI.eu offers his pro-
fesslona services to the public in all their various
branches, viz: IN the PEAcTIcs or MEDICINE,
SURGERY, OBSTETRICS, and the DISEASES os Wo-
MEN AND CHILDREN.
nA Office at The General Insurance Ofice,'
Pearl street. next to f. ID. Eacho, lust below Ex-
change Hotel, where he MAY be found daring the
day and at hit ut has residence, Lesh street,
between I'd and Sd. je l-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

EAR. G. IIobson, Practical Hair Cutter
AND RESSER.--His HAIR CUTTING. KHA-
WING, s HANPUOfNi and DYEtNG ROOMS are
under tha American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing Ia
ret their HAIR CUT in the lJtest and most ~
proved styie, would advise yon To call Gu him.
Entrance on Ilth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

cs-75-So IIAEss rs FisENCH EkA 7 E-LENG
S5ys 7 RUNKS.-We would call tho attention Of
~xaf2our friends and the public seneraily, that
we have just received q LARGE and varied assort-
ment.of Ladies French TRUNKS and DIR ESSFNG
CASES, which are very large and conveniently ar
RANGED, having from one to three Trays and Bonnet
Box III them, which renders them vcry desirable
for ladies' use. Those IN want OF such. Will please
give MS a call before making their purchases as we
are determined to sell them as low as the same de-
scrlption be bought tor IN the city OF Rlch-
mond, or State of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

1<ss~s FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
eS-ss@l. Another case of the above, from Niles,
consisting oil Calf Dress Boots; Patent Leather
Dress Boots: do do and calf Shoes; do do. do. Con-
gress Caters. JOHN {. PAGE, IT.,
Nai,, vfr
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IN. Lieoxiee--A. o. G. nrasa. --1be aha,s
well kn.Iw. fayarite Brand aiways ON sqle hs
JAMES c. MeANDREw,
uee ~ 81, Pae street. New YORK
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~, FGR RENT.-The new and spaciousdw
st;: ing HOUSE | have erected, being nearly COM
In pleted. | will rent or lease the one occupy
now. corner Of Grace and Fousheests. Possession
given on the Istday of August. Address P. NJ. TABB
& Son. under the Exchanee
je l5-ts HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE
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4 10 70 B4Ct'O I4NUFACTURERS.& c.. de.
Liberal ADVANCES viii lie made on Nanii1c-
tured Tobacco and other goods, consigned to our
friends, v. GRANGE L Co.. BALTIMORE. On
JAS. DUNLAP 4 CO,
jy I6-ts Corner Byrd aad 18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

10 Burrows Reliable Medicine. for the
cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Ss phiis, Ernptions
ca the Skin, Nervous Affections Fistula, Mercurial
Diseases, Dyspepsia, General Debility, sc. For
sale by JOHN w. GARLICR,
Apothecary and Druggist, Market Place,
Franklin STRAIT.
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two FIRST RATE BUSINESS
t5;a STANDS FOR RENT-The STORE now oo-
-.hcuried BY S. tjueeenhcimer. on Main ST.. under
St. Charles Hotel. ard the STORE No. 8. Wall st.
Ie Its BENZ. DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

"a JUST HECEfVED-A fresh supply of the
- Louvre HAT, the most pleasant summer Hat
out. Also, that beautiful Innehaha Hat, which
has attracted so much attention. -
ELLETT & WEISIGER,
NoJc NIa5r rhra
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,,otrEgERN s,poaTIN HOUSE.

~.
j 14Tg STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
0gar for sale a large and full assortment of iRQN,
eomprisin Swed?s hnfrcqn Hha nS d tsTu
.,nericGns Russia and Imitation llussis SHEET
IRON, Hoops gand and Scroll II Iron; Refined Plow
sizns Tor timers and manufacturers: Sheet and
Bclt COPPER, Sheet Zinc. Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. pits
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Burfharf Cashier Of rhe Bsnk o. s the sub
Viryi personally aFpearea i; ecu nty and made
cath that the above Of g, ssansoSladss ''
'isSn unug 3fnl4s;N w CURTIS, Notary Pubic.
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81 MILES S1-s0Nis BOOTSAND SHOES.
E-Just received, 4 fresh sttppy OF Miles Sons
ii dress BOOTS and Oxford TIES.
JNO. G. PAGE. lr.. 90 Main street.
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- FOR RENT.-The BUILDING occupied
So. by the Examiner is for rent from the LIST of Au
III sust. For terms. apply to
RICHARD WALSH, Note Broker,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

yrTT. A. GRyLLS,
~ COMMISSION
And FORW1RDTNt MERCHANT.
One door vest OF NeSsls. NJ BLAIR * Co., 18th street,
RICHMOND, ".
Also ent l9r the ,e, s3l2 & " l. 4 geys justly
REFERENCES FEM. CraH lord, Rudoiph TURK
Ans usta fhopias, HUI hes L CAislwel hcrt. PANE
/ Co.. Rlcnmond. Jy 2i~diia
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<S$x=i ChfLDh1s'S Sf1OES.-A Beau-
titul assortment, among which are Chl-
pers, without heels; Children's Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Children s Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
with heels; Chirens Patent Leather Oxford
Ties, very handsome; Children's Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels; Chldren's Thin Sole Mo-
rocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles, at the sign Of the Big
Boot, Nc. 43 Main street. WM WALSH.
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f--.--- r5sss,syz-=zx5, EXCURSION TICKETS
i;s44 lsssssSss TO OLD POINT

WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't n. & 7. II. r,
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IA- LARGE ADDi f. Al SIR
: NoTiCE.-The subscribers would -

Rs N0TiCE.-The subscribers would AG2Ssr3
amost respectfully invite the attention 1lS2=E-
81 of their friends, customers, and the public gem
orally. 10 their Spring supply of LADIES', Gentle
men 8, Bows, Misses and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES. of all the latest STYLES, and ot the best
quality, both of our own manufacture and OF the
best Philadelphia and Eastern work. All of the
above were purchased in person by one of the firm,
with particular attention being paid to the retail
department. All OF which will be sold low for cash,
to punctu2l pay ing customers rs usual.
ALEX. HILL Il CO..
No. III Main street, Richmond, Va.
Children BOOTS and Shoes, made to order. as
usual, by LIZ ll-tsl A. II. & co.
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Fur RENT.-A new and neat Cottage
Fad RESIDENCE, with FIVE fne rooms, kitchen,
---1G &C.. situatea on Adams street. below Main.-
For terms. apply ON the premises. u 1T
FOR SALE pRtvATELY. two sni,i
sssa BRICK TEN VEN ENTS on LIST, between Broad
3 and Marshall streets. fronting 30 feet. with Il
depth of rs feet. occupied by good tenants
Title Indisputabe. For terms, apply to
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- FOR REST-The ehsibly situated S ,da ~.

-, Fs'Es I.E1-S I--iI,cn immed?atcIv. one II
s:;i tI5so nny.lg-erected and well finished BRICK
-TttNfNi ENTS third door from Leigh, on 18th St.
~ rnoIIls with dry and airy basement. suitable for
the accommodation OF q considerable SIZE family;
Rent. per annrin, $50. Apply to Mr.. Chaddaek,
near Old Market or JAS. NJ. CARTER.
ie 22-ts Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.

taioa theological Seminar The Annual Pube Examination
Of the easvs viii besia on Tuesday May al oeok A. M AID
Desaie- from Eccle.ii.ica bes and he friends q T.-
logical Education in genera are n' =, 70 attend
Baptr Free Ms,i0a SoeietrIn Meropi'an Hall
jersey City at 10. o' s, a M M. continue 'i'e days
p Ctweh M'.oaa'y Society 70, Sea@sa "a ne cty and
Ame,,eaa Home M"ona,y Socey-Aadi'on sqisr prr.ey-
terrain Church, at = O'Clock Sermon By Rev William >
Home for ne Frende -, T,eeu'yaut Stee,Anniyer'ary
exercise, Presbyterian Church D Pfhe tqaFn aTenle
7. O'clock P Addresses BY the Rev DT Hayae and others
Metz Yors Magdaiea SOee'yAt the Asylum Eighty
Teees.ea sensiaa,yIa The Mercer Prsby;e
4~erieaa Seaman, Friead Socieiy-Chareh Of the Praas
TutsD.Y. Nay To-
S~ericds sn siare,y SocIeyln the City Az. Room
p array able and eloquent speakers Is promised
and expected. William Lloyd Garrison viii preside
ARt1IedE and Foreign ChrliidH Jnt0nln 81 PslIs Meth
ods Episcopal Church Fourth avenue and Twenty second
BaSti.t con,ciidGtioa Conreatioa-oyer Bai;.
Xs Yo,k Ia.,ifaon 10, ,he BaG-EIhbitiou in Academy
Of Musie, Fourteenth street a; O'Clock. T. m.
Ladies 3 Ho-e M.ision az Fse Parn-Assdemy Of NJ
4r.;oaa Cons,ega,ionai BY President Wool
Of Yale Coese IN TabeTscce Broadway sns Thirty
Ys,E Colon.a,ioa Soeie,Ip Reformed Ds;eh Church,
Li Ns fo Rs ss.sa s Ssl' tS.asG Ar
oCSps. ia's,s ai y Ssess p r.
M III. Anniversary have assigned The several hoo 20 NEE;
the following Iares
Cooper Insituie-Commfee: B. B. Atterb1ry and Peter
Bsl,n shoo, Nos. - 90 o. o. 3d. 81 81 81 a. ils, 10 l57
H. IN, lSs, lfS, rs, a9.
Reformed Dutch Church Msrket stree w o. Bourne Sos
l:, IS TO- s. a. Isl, $50.
seventh Presbyterian Church (Br0ome Ridge cet)
II. b. Liti.L NJ. % So 81 u. ~, le2.
Presbyterian Chgrcb-Aen Hay. Nos - 81
IS. a. &c
Fir.; Bsp, Church (Broouae s:r-etWu. Pheps Nos TO-
a. ST. 81 80 - S. al. li9.
Sprins Presbyterian ChUrchWm P. Cool Nos p
2, IS 50 81 81 50, len. III
S-cond.v.nn- B.ptist Tabernscie-wm. w Armhed. Nos
2 II, IS, l6e, l6
Reformed Dutch Church (ws.hngOu sqaAel-RaPh Wells
Noe a. 81 ~ g. 10 So 49,
Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church. C. Hines Nos IT,
q, 49, 81. 81, us ~,
Rsred Dutch Church Fh and Twen,y krs; stser
p = Wvuicop Ne. |, So, u, s. -, loe, lS3
Fourth.svenue Presby-eran Chlrcb-Prof j. b. Thonsn.
Hos g. IS N. a. g. ll6, Us, III
L.Ipron avenue B.p: CalTeh-R.hsyd Resd Me- H. Jog,
l5s, lsI, 20, 2Q.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Commentaries the Law Of Promory Notes BY Joseph so-
~, LID Fifth Edition. Svo, pP. 7O3 Little, Brown
&Co.
Comneisre- on the Law Of Partnership By Joseph Story,
LID Fifth Edition. svo. PIP. ISL The Same.
High Life in NewY By Jonathan Slick esq. Emo, Pr
298 7. b. Peterson Brothers,
Readings for Young Men Merchants and Men Of Business
ismo., PIP l72. James MunToe Co.
Popular Geology By Hugh Miller l3mo., Pr. AZ Could a
The Life Of James Watt, By James Patrick MuiIhead l2no
The Physiology OF Marriage BY William A. Alcott, NJ d.
Twentieth Thousand. lSmoi Pr 80. John T. Jewet' a
The Moral Philosophy # Court,hp and Marriage BY William
a. Alcot;, NJ. II. Fifth Edition. lSmo, PIP JE. The
Same
The Law. q Health By William A. Acct NJ D. limo, PIP.
-24 The Same.
The Mothers Mission BY the Author II The Object Of Life
limo. pp Sll. Carlton Porter
The Pct Preacher. Brief Memorial Of Charles Wesley By
Charles Adams. limo. PIP. "a. The Same.
Heock Ridge by the Author Of Talks about Jesus" l8o
Pr. 1872 Henry Hoyt.
POEM. BY Albert Suthc. lamo. pp. ~ jaime. Munro 4
Co.
Social aud Domestic Religion limo pp 27 Published or the
Proprietor
The Wayerry Novels PeeI-ons Cheap and Complete Ed
toni 6yo. 7. b. Peterson.
Hour with Ny Pupils BY Ms. Lincoln Phelps limo, Pr.
S63 Charles ScTibner.
The Couvalesccnt. BY N Parker Willis limo ~. 40 The
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AdyeTti,ementl
IMPORTANT CAUTION TO THE DEAF.

D. HARLEY begs state that he has no CONNECTION whA'evr
auy advertising deafness. Neither hes he
given permission for the publication Of certificate pirportinz 20
him. and therefore b. responsible for sy
alarming Consequences r.nng from rashne-s and despeTa
ton The money not be material 20 persons.
but the deprivation Of Of the most important Of the
ough, BE- regarded treated with than ordinary s
ctude . :,
Deafness noise in the head, and all dssgreeabe discharges
speedily and permanently removed without causing
the least pain cure IN ell cases guaranteed
where malforrns'ion does nsc exist.
Thirteen wear. and almost undivided attention THE
branch Of special practice has enabled him 20 uc. hi. treat
er such degree 81 ind the confirmed
and obstinate yield By steady attention 10 the means pre-
scribed.
They will show least In what estimation Ms p"i".-ios
qualification. held b. of the mosi Distinguished medical
Of the country:
hsye had the pleasure % meet Dr. HARTLEY IN practice
and have been led form favorable opinion % ms Character
both ia the profession ana a. Gentleman .
w Il P.RsER NJ D.. Professor Of SHr-ery.'
Frm nv n,.rcr,- with Dr. HARTLEY, have found his
department to b, correct aud grltetnanly ,n,.-
Dr. HARTLEY viii receive calls each morning a. biz residence
No. ~ e.. MsIk'splace.
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rilous lucubra,ion Of the Patrie, paper directly
inspired by Napoleon ILL.,:

:" In any case the proposition of disarmament need
only affect two powers, Austria and Piedmon.-AuS-
ria who has concentrated beyond all precedent her
military forces III Italy and Piedmont, who, in pres
ence Of the Austrian army in Lombardy, is compelled
respond To the of by the preparations
for her defense The question Of disarmament pro-
posed by Austria If question which mus; first be-
settled: when she shall have recalled her army from
Italy, Piedmont cannot but recognize the example
which shall have been given Ia her.
as To France, she has occasion 10 Gsarm
(cie MA pas dtsarmsr/, for the simple that
she has 10 extraordinary armament. that she has
marched troops TO her frontiers; that she has not
desired 10 her right To respond ~ the
threats Of Austria-threas directed against Piedmont
and against the peace of Europe. On the part OF
France it cannot Ge question either Of reducing
single effective soldier in her amy. or If taking
single additional cannon into her arsenals. The dis
armament can only extend. far she l. cunrrneI
TO engagement not "a arm.
" We cannot believe that Austria makes any pre;cn-
zion to this extent, this would he Ia nullfy he pledge
which, doubtless in more pleasant mood fHsisHr
insDree) she desired To give for the peace Of Europe
by proposing n disarmament of which she veil knows
that she must take the initiative.
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IAd' ,rti.-mcutl
TIE GREAT POINT OF PROSPERITY. -pro..

pty ceutefs m snd about The Central ParA Those who - a.
property IN thst vicinity now. win find thcmsrly,s rch hi -
ul w ycsrs, the yumroi grUuud qnapnIp N
comparatively short psTod. o. the FOURTH Day OF NJ,
90 Ions, bounded BY th and ht and the loh ard lls
will be- offered Tor sale The Merchants Exchange hx
J. BLEFCER son Co. snd all these Lots are M ., d,,.
b" Investment. expect there viii b. spirited cont-
for the ownership tiyuiuthst i. the -uthery BOUNDARY az
the Park sud viii Of eventually be second Broadway
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THE PROPOSED PEACE CONGRESS-.

! PARIS, April ii, 1859.
The British Government has at last thought fit
to initiate the public into the official history of the
European Congress, that deus eI mdehina intro
duced on the stage by the Russian and French
managers when they became aware how much
they were tagging behind Austria in their prepare
tons for war. 1t may first be remarked that the
note from Count Buo to NJ. de Baabine the Rus
sian ambassador, dated Vienna, March, 90, 1889
and the other note Of the Austrian Minister, adj
dressed to Lord A. LOTUS the British ambassador
at the Court 9f Vienna, under date Of Vienna,
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BrRNETr'S COCOAiNE.-We are sorry 10 per

oeive that dealer. stopped the unfarne Of s'ePne 10
deprive Aesrs JOSEPH BURNETT Co. OF the Just reward Of
their sk and enterprise Al article Is offered II the market
the Justly eelebrared and very valuable "CocosE while y
quite another affair made Ne~Y York, and csl-d to avoid
positive imitation "Coe1iae"
TIL. il poor .aberhs and should not be suffered % b. pH
e.d 20 n. injury very respectable and r-pon.be rnte
p who have devoted 80 much TIM and capital invent
an, and MAKING know lie s.uuae Article boston Posi-.
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IAdycr;isementl
EDWARD H. DIXON NJ d.. Editor of Tim

ScALPTL attend. exclusively OPERATIVE SURGERY al
CoAsuLr.Tioss the obscure DISEASES ~ the Pelyb,
hiscsra. Hrrus, Hemouhods Structure Fsula and Pr.p.
of the Kecum -iecuay cured. without cutting operation
Office hours from g. and 20 evenings. At Dr. Dsrc-idso
Ne - FthaNruus. A. all other hours he Ia his Private
pa where all the comforts OF domestic f with spacious apart.
m,nts and provided tor those who require
surgical operations and careful d. tctic treatment.
The office of The Scapel No. Vcsry- ~, Aor Houss
where all literary and business sons must be- left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30
BURNETT's COCAINE has earned Just reputs

ton for promoting growth and preserving the beauty " tia
human Hair INSTEAD Of possessing the heating and rancid a
ties Of all animal preparations such bears grease kc.,
cooling Vegetable OIL highly pcmcd and extremely agreeable
and ceany Az impart. healthy natural gloss the hair,
We do not hesitate recommend il fair friends.
lLesles Family Magazine.
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the Court Of Oyer end Terminer, on Wednesday
last julius Brill, esq, acted as Chairman. con-
siderable Of money raised FOR the purpose Of
supporting the defense in second trial, which it IS
expected will be granted.
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IAnNnTfisaInPntl
Hills AIR GAS LIGHT Co have removed q,

No so Broadway where the light and heat exhbas
all times. II il the best cheapest and simple
the world. child il feet square all the
required and challenge comparison with any Gas Con-
pay burn through lee salt and for 100 10 600 feet.
aud we offer State aud County Rights for sale.
HIT, M,PEs, Hill L Co
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tAdyeItisrInru'l
SOMETHING NEW l-kANE'S iMPROYFD KIrcn.

~ RANGE AND HEATER CoNBIyED-P Patented Sp,rrb- lss
The mot useful and economical Range ever ntndntd n
bake equal w tAr brick and p m fuel
j. nT" bud ucai ~ style a cy krpt csau The pubic A..
invited % cal and examine f. 4. kNy
NJ. 80 Bowcry, opp ste Bleecacr.,
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BAYARp TAYLOR AT The ACADEMY OF MCsIc.-
We call special attention to the advertisement Of Bay
ard Taylor lecture this evening. He will give his
personal experience in Lapland. The Rev. Mr. Gal
laudet will interpret the lecture by signs. Quite a
large number of deaf mutes will be present. Dr. Peet
will preside, and make few Introductory remarks
II is hoped that the Deaf-Mute Association Of this
city will receive substantial benefit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

GAS, GAs.-Gis FIXTURES, Of new and besut-
FIJI designs will b. found Manufacturing Depot No.
SO Broadway. Wholesale trade especially invited.
WARNER, Peck Co
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THE FouRTEESTH STREET POISONING CASE. -
Margaret Burke, the servant girl suspected of pois-
oriug Mrs. Emily Beetham and her boariers, in Four
;eenth-stree;, was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Officer Smith Of the City Hall Police Court; The
varrast was issued by Justice Welsh, on a complaint
made by Coroner Schirmcr, stating simply that since
her discharge by the Coroners jury, sufficient; evil
dence had transpired to justify second investigation
Another examination will therefore be held probably
on Tuesday or Wednesday Of next week, at the City
Hall Police Court.
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{


COUGHS, Coins CONsUNPrroN >! CVSsDtut
BY the timely use Of Mrs VI v GAS0yESs NOr,s R,l,,s
q LNtRwoRr, me bit and moot cfectusly REMEDIAL ns,
ever offered N al Pulmonary complaints. For r cysry~s,
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BURNETT's COCAINE,

The original and only genuine preparation Of this name
featured by Me-sr. JOSEPH BURNETT Co., Boston. For
by I. T. GREEN, No. 3d. Broadway.
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PoLIcE TRlL.-The trial of policeman Mcclure on
the charge of characterization was continued on Fri
day before the Police Commissioners Gen. Nye pre-
siding. A number of witnesses were examined, but
no new facts were elected and il was clearly shown
thst McCune did not obey the orders of the Metropo
itan Board. The counsel for the accused asked fur
Their adjournment in the case, setting forth "a rea-
con for making such request that he not prepared
with his witnesses, and that he desired thorough
and complete investigation. As counsel, he had
rights and he meant TO maintain them.
Gen. Nye replied that he was well acquainted with
the rights of the counsel, and he should have his
rights Ii counsel had witnesses that he wanted ex
auined let them be called; and Il they were not pres
emit the Court would furnish men 20 bring them. He
the General knew his position, and he would not al
low counsel to say what they would and would not do
ard furthermore he mear to be treated with respect.
This case must be concluded Immediately, otherwise
the evidence taken already would pass for nothing.
After some delay. McCnnc's witnesses arrived, and
the case proceeded Action will probably b. taken
upon the evidence adduced al the meeting of the
Board this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

bow trau their Children f usefulness hAppn., ~
obtaining examination from FOWLER WElLS PAr-p.y
gisis, No Sos Broadway
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The LAW LIBRARY.-The Library of the New
York Law Institute is closed till Monday next, when
it will be opened in the new rooms in the rear Of
the United States Court building. The new Library
room is a fine, spacious and well-lighted and vent
lated apartment having entrance through the
United States Court building, and is well adapted
for the purposes of the Institute.
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PHILHARMo>IC S0cIErY.-The last concert of the
seventeenth season takes place this evening at Nibos
Garden. The Society will be assisted on this occa-
sion by Mr.. lnman soprano, and Mr. Richard Hof-
man. Conductor, Mr.. Bergman.