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Tail0rs.

UnklNt1.
NEW FIRST GLASS
BOYS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHIN ESTAB us II MEN-T,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No I48 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
Having taken the original and old established stand for
the purpose of conducting the above business, shall
offer of the largest and select asSorments of
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
opened in this market made Of the best materials,
the newest and most fashionable styles
Having establishment in New York and in the South
possess facilities for Offering the latest and most APP
proved styles of Boys and Youths Clothing the best
terms.
~ We also make to order.
WALL, STEVENS& CO,
No. l4S W. Baltimore strset,
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fOr Sale.

T>COUPE HORSE FOR SALE--l6} hands
<2ihigh; bright bay; white; long tail unsurpassed
in style Old perfectly broke guarantee sound
in every respect Apply at this Office. au256t*
IN FOR SALE--A fine Bay Saddle HORSE :,
<9Gt be seen at MILLER'S STABLES, corner of Ger
mag and Paca streets auI-tf
ENAIRBANK'S PLATFORM SCALES
IL Capable weighing pounds complete order,
for sale very low to close. Address PLATFORM Office of
Baltimore Daily Exchange. my22-tf
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED.
PRICE $3.50.
VOLUME Xxx.
OF THE
ENcYCLOP EDIA BRITANNICA.
EIGHTH EDITION.

ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROUS ENGRAyINGS.
And containing, amongst other important articles the
sEAMANsHIP. By Captain Basil Hall. Revised and
NJ. A., Fellow Of Trinity College, Cambridge.
SSaAkspEATp5 =. By Thomas De Quincy . y,,,,
sHIPBuIDING. By Andrew Murray, Chief Engineer and
sGlf s. ~ t6s aRt9pF Of &5tiS
SLNDH By f. B Eastwck, author oI"Handbook Of india"
SLAVERY BY William Spading, late Professor of Logic in
SMITH rs S$a nHS&e'i ~ e +, A APafS%i
socRtTEs by B Mi the B ssaoa az He1aor
soNNAMBULIsM: BY Allen Thomson, NJ. D., Professor of
AqstSaz o6 By Dr.
Shay R RGys
SPINOzA By John Downes, A. NJ.
Mathematics in the University Of Edinburgh.
SrATICs. BY Edward Sang c. f
STEAM NAVIGATION By Robert Murray, EngineerSur-
STENoGRAPHY By Isaac Pittman.
STEPHENSON George and Robert By J. r Leifchiid au-
STEREosCoPE. BY Sir David Brewster, X. H., &c.
STEWART (Dugald). BY John yeitch, A. NJ.
STONE MASONRY and sfOvE By Arthur Ashpite F s.A,
STRENGTH OF MATERIALS BY John Robson late Profes
sor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edln
SUGAR By Charles TOmlnsOn, author of encyclopaedia of
SURGERY; By James Miller NJ D., Professor of Surgery
s5aha5'B F 81 R PsSS Ear si
SyDEy1AM ON W By J % Brown, NJ D.
SYRIA By Rev J. D. Porter, author of Handbook of sy-
LITTLE, BROWN CO,
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DH Il. LENNON d co.
BUCHANAN'S WHARF

o. DEER PARK FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
% By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Balti
more city, the undersigned, Trustee, will offer at
public sale, at the Exchange Saesroom Second
on MONDAY the 18th day of September 1860 at ocloc
+. M. the property known DEER PARK FARM,
lately owned by DR. John Wharton lying the Patapsco,
and nterseced by the Deer Park Road 10 miles from Balti
more miles from Reisterstown and miles from the West
minister Railroad.
The improvements consist Of a HOUSE. Barn, Granary
and other Buildings, and fine young ORCHARD. Most Of
the land has been heavily lined and fenced with post and
rail fence and all the fields are well watcrcd.
There is fine WATER-POWER on Middle Run, which
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5nsIrante Gunrpaues.
E>IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE, NO. 50 SECOND STREET.

UND0UBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent at their old established
capital exceeding $3.50 ~ N77-N7'
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8O0ks an0 5StatiOnerp.

MURPHY / CO-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
I'VE LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STATIONE S,
MARBLE BUILDING, ls2 BALTIMORE ST.
sTT BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK. PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL e. TURNER.
No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
EEAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
L. L. SORTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS both domestic and foreign
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, Yery great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds.
STATIONERY of every description for office and private
use, viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c
INK, Writing and Copying, OF all the best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTEMON.
NAIES, &c, &c
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, e. &c., all at low
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to fe22tf
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. JUNE iS, 1850. !

No. 8, PuDe, suffered On account Of beng white 70
20 for se5 10 q. B. Dmn Of Garrard. Iisl ,sl 100
No. 8, Emma, by Sirius, started at 30, and was
quickly Knocked down to j. o. Sheldon, Geneva, n
Y, for sos. .t.....,.. 1
No. 10, Fillaeree, by Fordham Duke, fine year
ling. started at sl0o and sold for $3.50 also TO Mr..
Sheldon. ~
No. II, Pear's,te Sd, by Albion, went quick for
s205 to Mr.. Robbins, of Connecticut.
No. 70, i'd Marion, by Albion, started at $500 and
coon brought SOS of the same gentleman.
No. 10, Rosamond, by Fordbam Duke, startedby
Mr.. Cornell at 800, and knocked of to him without
opposition. 81
No. II, Lila Languish, by Sirius, aud dam by Duke
of Gloster was not quite eshy as the others, but
beautiful heifer; started by Mr.. Cornell as SO, and
knocked off to him at that price. He has since re-
fused an advance of $50 on her.
No. Is, Eveline, beautiful red, but risky and nm
easy started at $50 and sold for 500 to d. W. Jones
Of Boyle Co. o -.I
No. l6, Mary Allen, by Orontes I'd, went quick
to Mr.. Shields Of Lexington, Mo.
No. II, Margaret Allen, equally as good as the
last was suffered to 60 to the same gentleman for
$40.
No. 18, Jewess, had horn knocked off, and was not
offered.
No. 10, Idle Girl after sharp contest was knocked
of for $780, to Mr.. Sheldon Of New-York. 81
The prices which the animals brought is no evidence
Of their relative worth, some of the very best selling
quite low, and others net desirable bringing mach
more Some Of the gentlemen when they bid on! an
animal would not stop till they bad bought it. sa
The animals were pat up without reserve; not
single fase bid made and every one seemed per-
feey satisfied with the conduct of the sale. think
never raw men better satisfied than those who pur-
chased.
Twelve Southdown yearling bucks and ewes cold
for something over 500, mosly, believe, to Ken
tuckians. tf
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CQNYIn this city, Friday June Is Elizabeth widow Of
ceok@ Sssss Staten leland 90 ssni.y srp JON.
NJ Cool ascd ii year, months and Il d4ys - = ~ g..
PeisI Eas ESQ., sssi 8 Year,. juno y '''' 10 =
tracted llnesa Sarah Bschley wife Of stephen Frs IN
AT pssce With Cod with eli mankind, 4. /.
frrr $500 " it'll hope Of heaven beet
Sweet thoeshts revolving In her mind. tiit% 3,
fLASDaEAu AZ Mount. Yemen on Sunday. J.s n.
dreaut aged 8. years, mouths and "a days. sis.tI
BIcsayn e. sssn.d>y June 10, Anus Gar,
frnes x1fs Of Ar St az = mun1s5t s
daughter Of Thomas and Mary C. Msrshs sssls y
sissETS n III: Saturday jane IA ..s isss ss., q
the Re AIshibsa Ni.6e Of Glasgow ScoiisaS assS A. !,
Year., 2h,orths ard Is days. ~
RAkEEyTop n0Sd,y yaos "a Annie Ieqrip4 rl
1hs hisad: Of me SGs ~ sss III H. ~ s.a ~
: 4 ;ss s ss sss:sss e r. ss
r,s oess " s'S ss ss W. q +.
jessie Mary Leroy, aged . yte1
wMAy .Sii On snasy ysss VA ss wuisp
T.gsrsl be xsssfs rssisos No lea heaiby s6s>l
Brooklyn, At ociock On Tuesday, lss ~ -
~ Aiss Mos n:s = u Ss'sss si l. wS<
rss ' i ss "a :a. ara s i .na h.
s T.. 6. s NV ss'sss '1ss y; ss:ssSs
wEBsTERl IN this e on Sunday morning Juus II ,,;f =
VIM and Dinsh wsbaer AGED yrafs and ,northA
wHlTE-At JeresAem, Long 1Aand Mrs Elizabeth WA.ts
ascd 7Syears, mouths and II daya
For additional Marriages AID Deatks s< "a PaSs,
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feaai Notices.

DY ORDER of the Honorable BENJAMIN w.
I'D BONNEY Justice o. the Supreme Court Of the State Of
EewYorkNcTlCE ID hereby given pursuant 70 The Prsys
ions authorizing attachments against abscondng
concealed end debtors that attachment has H.
against the estate Of JOHN GRAHAM resident Of SIAM
the payment his debts unless he appear and discharge such
according 10 law within nine months from the first
10 him by residents Of this se and The delivery him for
any property within this State belonging 10 him and
the any property by him forbidden by law
and are void-Dated the fourth day Of May, 1860
1T. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Attaching Creditors,
mye lawemoTus No. IL Walls-, NY.
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.

- alt 81 FARE SIX CENTS. .tl1l1
Bosts leave cvery hour from N 70 p M foot Of White
The and and m boats from NswYorh connect
with the Staten leland Ralrosd. titt
On hns SUNDAYS tina bos's have every halfheus.
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
IN ROAD.-NEw ROUTE 10 NEWPORT via NEW
YORK aid EEw.HAvEN and sHORE-LlNE RAILROADS
leave NewYork from Of 9Th and Zhe a IN
ard u M. PASSING through New Haven, Newioldon and
COLLEEN GATE win be IN waiting and art Immediately on IN
the arrival of the trains for Newport sfo ding T ndid s o.
IA miles the Nsesnst Bsy, srising at 40 and aSo
P Passengers by he m Train shsnse car. at New N
Newly Gfcenwi ch without chance Of carr Tekes
sold and baggage checked through JAMES H. HofT SuPt
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County notice Is hereby given 70 all
having claims against LAWRENCE " HUSTLED late Of
the City Of deceased the with vouc
the subscriber at his Office No 232 Fulton In
the City EcwYok before the eighteenth day July
next-Deted NewYork the i0th day OF January 1850.
e19 1aw6uo Tus JOHN HUsTACE, Administrator.
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MAN RED.

LALOR-KELLY-0n Thursday June az The rssidenee Of
the BRIDES father No Irving place. by the Rev. William
Quinn Daniel Laor TO Miss Add daughter Of James Kelly
all Of this city, u. ~ 800 - WYNN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PeskskilL Thursday, Jsae =,
by the Rev Berjaniu Curry Grove p. Mitchell and Ma
Jane s. daughter OF the offcstns clergyman. N
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Water-Qnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bing-
l hsnton N y csht hours from New York city BY rail-
establishment hes location surpassed In natural
advantages By any obc Every facility for comfort and me
recovery of win be found large garden attached
The prss4s which the frost s;rawbeIes VII be *rved
this month For Circular. address }. n NORTH N d.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-lrx. ls-Rsfsrs

Patrick Brooks, little boy, was brought up for
stealing pair of shoes aud few sheets paper aud was dis
mother promised 10 take Of him. % "a - ~
queer gsntl-msn rejoicing the of Samuel sunrss
who says be born In Flnrda and from Baltimore
but has color Of skin much resembling Jspssese pleaded guilty
Of stealing quantity If jewely 3c from Elizabeth 8rash Of
No ia Pineapple street Brooklyn. the Th Of May The
District Attorney showed that Mr. instead Of being
Flordan Japanese notorious thief old and expert Ia
the business and the Recorder sent him I've to Sing Sing
August Wennssr saow shoemaker, pleaded guilty Of
ssY and battery IA cutting John KoIer dsnssrousy in the
abdomen with dkhnfe The 0h OF April The complain
ntepod and stated that his sseilsnt invalid and
subject to ts Of insanity hereupen he Coar suspended sent
r.. T.. ~ .....aF.I !.
John Burns nade liar plea. having stabbed Patrick
McCsbe m the breast With Knife, ON the 9th Of April
because 10 drink and play cards with hin
The complainant also ntposed and sentence was sgn us
uepdpd Adjourned e..rr -A-
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THE sRAEFENBERo VEGETABLE PILLS

are the best In the world for family use. and for
acknowledgements OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BILiousSRss- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FLAruLxScE
WANT OF APpErITE-DYsPEPsIA-Liy COMPLAINT
OERIsGs.
On aecorntQ Of their great hadnes and from the fact that they
nevey oyipe noa,eate bopels in eonpad eond
on the Grdstnteyg P iH be found more pleasant no" any
Others
c5~ PRICE rs cYyTs PER OK THE RECEIPT oP ONE
DOLLAR NAIL YREE OF POSTAGE,
TO ANY PAKT oY THE COUNTRY.
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Excursions.

EXCURSION to the LOCAL FIELDS OF
II Pennsylvania n-The CENTRAL RAILROAD Of
NEWyERSEY viii sell EXCURSION TICKETS during the
Summer through this region commencing June rare or tho
entire ExcaIscn, 81 50. Tickets good for 10 days
Leave CourrlsDdt st, at and m, ~ m, and p n
Leave Pier No ~ r. az q and III m, and - p M Apply
for tickets at either place. x..
For further Information apply TO H. p BALDWIN, General
Tickle, Agent, No. 90 Walst
50 LNISHING BANKS Alloy ~
n The commcdious, ss1e, and fast steamer CkOTOS,
Cart HofiTe having bsen put IN compis'e orde VIII
continue her regaa- trips to the FISHING BANKS on
SUNDAY june IL THURSDAY, June u,
MONDAY June 10, FRIDAY, June ",
WEDNESDAY, june o.. SATURDAY Jane 2s
Leaving Jsrnes-rp R at 7:45 Fuiton-st, Brooklyn,
aie Spr!nfst at ESQ Pier No N. r.; sts
fne Cct;on Rand hoard, ais, Refreshments Bait and
Fishing Tackle supplied Fare the Excursion so cents az
forcing fine the Bay Islands and Forthcstions
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mr. LEaTHEs YRrIOw DOCK SYRUP

DR. LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
~ cured T. Msrtn u g Inspeetg Ma la South sshsss
BrooAyn u o. sSRsnysArlss othe oss sxucstns nature
,r.rups yx W 1yS si nn ,tx syaup cured a.
Evrns ESQ.,. dzue broker III Pezsia Ws Of OysrsrsiA
Dr. LEATHE6 YELLOW DOCK 6YRUP, twelve yesrs be-
FIRE an nespnt puhc during whab Thousands bsve bsen
cured Of Bcrofuls Piles and Erupve &seAssA II there
pepcn yine ~hc fed 10 obtain relief by H. nee lse Man -
Be careful 70 tale none ether One dollar bottle.
TNBE BEST REMEDY for Dyspepsia, Indiges..
u tior, ard al pisordrs II the stomAeh--M. DAMESS
ANTI DYsPEPTIC or DIGESTIVE BITTERs, Cash Drug
Ioose No ls2 Broadway Mrs TAYLOR, No rs Esst 18Th st.,
Nee Yorb IN. PHlNEEY No 2i7 Main 81. Poashk-epi-.
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Ocean 6ieamers, SIC.

rI,FfE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs steamship
II BREMEN, - Commander carrying the United States
zaaa, win positively sail
SATURDAY, July 7, at IL o'clock m,
BREMEN, vie SOUTHAMPTON
Taking passengers for
LONDON HAVRE SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
At The following rates:
Ffst cabin, 100; second csbin, $50; sleerage, s35
Fen freight pafsase apply 10 r
No Broadway,
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Id W INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUHr-Juys ls-Bsf~s
Judss ssALIxI go ~ . -
INDICTMENT AGAINST ISAAC v. FOWLER.


with being defaossr to United Government 0
knight ct al sgt schen Collector.
This was an action brought 70 recover back money
rel ca"tsins DIVER. shipments II sa he inS
5 out % and
ss TO tbs n S Sass s ss % y the "a
oses contained IN trsm The plaintiffs csced to pay iSe
Ssy on the az & ns ss y
the sGISn Which They wsi. ct s Sss
1 , they .I cat empty and s'1 a Sss
70 admit them entry duty free The plaintiffs paid
the duty under protest. and appealed from the dscoa o. hs
cison being AHMED 81 the seeretsy Of tho Tresuy The
plaintiffs within the time prescribed 81 law brought t6is
appeared the testimony the plaintiffs 1t the time
& % S ne. is bsps;
es,e Of the American Consul o. cnss to the effect that The
vessel and there filed with moase. and that .uch sas:
os az p1SSHsf 1 o: that eiS
end %sngs 1 tbs Se q ~ ne As bs
sn s' sa brought
Ss. 5 S aesD 's
and t Sy S hesso BE- S s0s rant h n. s s
Department to That effect 80 4. ....fT. =
by the act Of Congress- could be waived by the Cosctor
and could not be waved BY his deputy snd
eoa held that I wa. sns Gaze ls Collector
sny Tie s s Of he @sesa et ss q f &. !:
esshed that the oath could any purpose
denied free entry to he on IL
commercial chaisce he CATH would Be Idle c.Isnoay
up she omission make the oath defence HIS deputy hay
ing given The plaintiffs to understand s time th ives rot
necessary and that the Collector wss bound bJ The acts 81 HE
pSn the question to whether the s.qsl, retained
Sin the condition" when exported the Court held that
the filling them with mOssse did not change their condition
The Cont ilsiespop charged the jury to inquire;
Whether the barrels imported the sane identical bar
gel. that had been by the PLAINTIFF and exported
Did the Deputy Collector give the plaintiff. 70 understand
grounds other than the want Of such oath Thtf they Ind
jury Without is.ss heb Ps :s. IT, found verdict for Ii.
For the plaintiff. Williams, for the defendant Judge
Roosevelt and MI Hunt
SUPERIOR couRT-srEe,4I Tsss-Jrss is.-Bsfsrs Jus
Fsl aa DECISIONS.
Watkins agt. The Mayor.-Adjustment affirmed.
Pinckney agt Childes ct al.-Motion denied, with
Schmidt agt. Zsehocks--Motion granted, unless
plaintiff STIMULATES at next Term Defendant have ts
Before Justice RoBsRrsos--Oprsros. ,f
Ezekiel Smith at suit Of Ghbers Same a Abyase
RoBERrsoS, il think the defendant q defence win
equire the examination Of lors account there %
lent to encober the Court with IT, tidal from any
S@ paper. a%tseS proper
10 Ss' ms with ns
proper portion Of time and not sd.un fos NOR than hrs
erence must be closed up before the 18th q sspsmbs and he
reference must be granted only coalition Of the defendant
upon atschn elsewhere against The asgnees
OF the pntf An order must be drawn up In conformity with
be costs In the cause .f. t 1 ylfl.l
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GsyssAL TsRn--June la
Before Judges DAILY, BRADY and Hiproy - =
DL'iSiOrS.-.... 4 Y .
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THE oRAEFENBERG MARsHALHs UTERINE CA
THOIICON

This viii nsnby positively invariably cure all those tortur
ing pepexng and facilitating symptoms commonly known as
female disease weakness Irregularities &c. which weary and
render unhappy many between the Of Is and so
for which the medical profession seeks In vain for remedy and
from which wealth. position, dcacy and refinement afford no
exemption.
Fifteen wears Of ample and varied experience has proved be-
vond the shadow Of doubt that this Cathoicon viii restore
functional general health freshness Of complexion aud VIII
do this at ell sses female M from the young girl lsngudy
budding womsnhood when the turn of life leaves the
system enebd and unable meet the demands Of the change
upon system should be Used IN al o1es ATTENDED 'oiih
ANY Of The JootOin9 symtom SPRING MAINLY IRON
Dersnged Monthly Periods
Irregularities weakness-Faintness-
Deranged Appeitc-Salow Complexion
Pain in the Back and Kidneys-Cbils-
Cold Hands and Feet-Bloatings- Peverishness-
Neuralgia-Palyia.ion of the Heart
Dizziness-Hervousness-He Re-tlessness-
Disturbed sleep-Flusbes of Hea.-Genernl Pain
Crawling Pain in the Spine aud between the Shoulders
Acid scb-Nausea-Indigestion--
Difficult passing Of Urine, with heat snartng-
Icbng-Burning or Irritation of the Uterine Organs
Nightmare Despar-H ysterics-Anxiety-
Red Faoe-Nervous MISUNDERSTANDING
Constipation
Irritable Observation-Disclosures Appetite
FlatuoHcy-B oa.ed and Irregular Bowels
Unpleasant Dreams-Psins In the Uterine Organs
Los Of Observation-Disclosures Ia the Feet
Pain in the Back
Price 81 80 ne, bottle ~ For Six DOLLARS FIVE BorrLgs
sRNT BY EXPIRES AND CHARGES rhkPAD TO THE
END or EXPRESS LiSE FKos Hgw-YoRK..&i Address
JOSHUA f. BRIDGE, M. D.,
Resident Physician, GTaoenberg Institute,
No. = BOND-3T., NETWORK.
"THE GRAEFENBERG INSTITUTE is located in ono Of
the finest portions OF NewYork City. II l. large fourstoy
ede 9dsomey furnished airy commodous aud admirably
adapted every respect for the accommodation OF those suffer
Ing from the above om Chronic Disease OF for those desir
ing greet care skill time Of Confinement and who
wish 10 sys OF s quiet and secnded quarters The
Institute "a under Of DR. j. r. BRIDGE Resident Ply
an gentleman OF thorough medical knowledge and great
practical experience" Particular regarding terms Se may be
had BY addressing him ct
No. 2 BOED-ST., NETWORK.
~ Al Of the 0rsetenberg medicines sold ut No Bond
st. end by all druggists.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GssssAL Tsax--June ls
Before Judges DAILY, BRADY, and HilToy.
DECISIONS. II

Northern Indiana Railroad Co.. udment affirmed. - =.
Center agt. Brown, Brothers, g. Co.-Judgment at
hrmed .fr'rrsi ~ .lIfdf4 80
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CONSTIPATION (Ccstiveness) and DYSPEP-
~ STA completely cured without medicnec injections,
bafbs by DAVIS rRyALENTA CRACKERS, an agreeable
and nutritious Vegetable FOOD, manufactured from Waons
original genuine Evalents Eminent chemists firm that the
n the rato Of II TO cstes Of their aid and bene
0 Influence the stomach and bowels be at the
RsLery Manufactured and cold by the subcriber st his
Wholesale and Retail Variety Cracker bsse rrtse 20 cents
P'' P'N No. 2l9 Fsrsythst. Houston.
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KINNEs TRUSS-A new article, the best, cIean-
IN es chespest and most comfortans for all climates Pu
ehrsers not satisfied nsy return IN wett and 81 her
TINRF PHItLiPs Nos le2 Broadway saa Johs-st
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IL near an Az This newly opened erected
ser the most approved EogeeS Psn ana o ~ VIII ~
most remedy IN all Of Cold Coughs Gou hseo
ss Pslya Chronic Diseases q shs ss ana sa ~ Omen
daily TOT Ladies from ITO 10 for Genslemet RON m
20 Up Price ell An additional charge VII De mage 1 P
Heuts re1ulhns extraordinary attention THU OkbEh1.