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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06
BOARDING.

RUAhU.-F anilIIes and slngIe gentlemen VIII
ID find the best accommodations at the corner of
9Th and Main sts., one of the best locations for
boarding IN the city for business men. being within
five minutes walk of the Banks and Post Office.
au ST.
pOARDING.-Persons wishing to send their
- daughters TO the Ashland Female institute,
and preferrIng to have them board IN a private
family. can be accommodated ny applying 10 J.
PRYOR, whose family residence is next door tn
the school. 4 he sleeping apartments will be large
and airy, and no pains will be spared to insure the
comfort and happiness of those entrusted to his
care. For terms per session, address.
JOAN PRYOR,
IL 2Q-lm Ashland. Hanover cOnnti, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25
WILLIAMSBURG city News.

TIM srProsEp BODY or CArrAN brR-A posi- morsem
examination Of The body found 81 the foot Of street.
Grssppoin On Tuesday night las was made at the dead
house. In Canton street, yesterday, BY Drs Bsurn, O. a.
Murphy Halsey and ostrandsr, bui no circumstances
have occurred likely 70 lead 10 ne Identification though
N quite certain thai b MOI that Of Captain Burr,
hn descripeoa A nswspapsr found upon his person,
dated April 10, renders certain that MOI hh Upon
the body were found . numDse. Of wouncs, which the
doctors pronounced ante norssn and which sbey state
sucknt 70 produces DEATH ana they are OF opinion
fhS w nan In question come 70 hs death BY fool
ios,o. ss1.ss' w,smsburS' Meantime psrsoos
HAVING frisn0s miusng invited 70 cau ~ the dad
houss In Canton street, 10 examne the b,dy, IN order
possible, 70 Iead 70 ~ icentncattou-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

BAKRR-ScHxw.-On Tuesday evening May %. by Raw
James n Sweeney, assisted by Rev. Thomas shaw En-.
WARD o. RAKxR, Eq., 70 Miss SoPnA SCREW all Of this
cay.
BusH-BRoom-On Sunday, Nay 70, by the Rev Ros.
vile smith, EyERr Bum, 70 ORpA AMANDA Brooks, all Of
New York.
BuRKE-SwALM AT sing Sing, N. r., on Monday, Nay
"a, By Rev n. Smith, Ar. PASCAL BUREs, Of Brook
Ign, 70 JENNIE A., daughter Of wn Swain, 0q., Of tho
former place.
AccAEY-LxGRAND-OnT Thursday, Nay ", Mr. An.
Irony AcCARry 70 Miss Mary ANN LsQRASD, all u this
city
WnIAxs-CAsnnL-At tho residence OF the BRIDES
lnahsr, on Wednesday, May q, BY Rev Geo Hare, Mr.
John CasHcc, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

Queen victoria's Birth. day.
DnkNkR IN HONOR or TIE OCCASION AT "a shir,sh
MISREPRESENTATION or TIE ex1AMshI rAA
STA, ETC.
Yesterday The anniversary u Queen v,osorias BIRTH
day M duly celebrated In this CITY M Archibald Tie
Britain Consul marked the occasion BY entertaining
distinguished party Of scout twsntyiour vsntlsnsa at
dinner. Among the guests We understand wore General
soos bis Honor the Mayor, tho Hon. Judge Roosevelt,
the Hon. Collector schel the Rev Doctor vlnton, DR..
Beale President OF g. Georges Society; Mr. Norre Pre-
sdsnt o. 9. Andrews Society The Hon Judge Daly Mr.
Hunt, OF Po-to Rco Mr. Richard irwin, kr. Dixon, and
several other p'ominent Englsh gentlemen.
spsusssm : he h.s S o. T.. Prssss a snd
"ProsperAy TO the city o. New York"
THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA, AND THE 0uNARD DOCK
This fine steamship and the Cunard dock were he Oh.
jecs OF much attraction and excitement during tho day.
The Persia, which had just put into DOCK sfsr arriving
nom Liverpool the previous day. began 10 DO the scene
Of activity, ~ her busted themselves in adjusting
her ya,ds, &C. for the purposs Of celebrating the svsa6
the breeze, being we'll supported By hs Ranovsran s.d
French h.ss From the main topsslaat were suspended
Sssua .S the s asoos s
dernsan INC Union Jack u the forward jaokstan, and
s ss q % :s Sa
In bold relief 10 the other nsgs kind q semicirce
sas then formed from the two tcpgsllsnts with signal
side The Flagstaff Of the Cunard dock richly capAr
soped with the ns@s Of al nations. amongst which the
Epslnh, American French nags bore conspicuous
part, and produced very pleasant sight Tho dock,
ntsrvas during The DAY, was crowded with iuquirins
spectators who anxiousy inquired swhat upS and
being told they seemed much delighted with the exhi
bition which they witnessed. From Mr.. Reas Atlantic
Hotel the American flag waved proudly Ind noticed
by hundreds OF pedsstrans who, apparently, psrtci
pssed warmly In the imposing display gotten up purpose
~ for the suspicious event.
vIcroRIA's BIRTHDAY IN BOSTON.
BosroS, Nay "a, 1890
Queen victorias birthday celebrated here By Br
tish residents and salute from the Engfhh steamers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25
City Inteilfgence.

ASSAULT AVID HIGHWAY RosBzRY On Wednesday morn
ing last between three and -four O'clock Dr. David
shsnaham, Of No. 81 wes Sixteenth street, passing
through white street, man came up and felcd him 70
the sidewalk By heavy blow on the temple The rascal
then red the pockets OF bis victim OF els, and In
the act Of drawing his hand from his pocket when
private wafchman, Peter Honey, came up, and the
fellow made on, closely pursued by HONEY, hallowtng
"op thief" which brought efo0 Costello 70 hs assst
aod they arrested him In Elm street. Tho accused
gave his name - William Frances.
ATru1T HIGHWAY RoBsKxY.-Yestsrday afternoon
named charlss Flinn attacked In Park BY
william Doushsrty, who dealt him fearful blow on
The head and seized watch chain, running down
Nassau street full spesd He was, however, obssrvsd
by officer Fay Of the second precinct, who arressd him
and conveyed him 70 the rombs. Inc chain vss found
IN hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

FATAL RESULT on A roHr Information was received at
the Coroners once 70 the effect that John n Copper
Of the ferry masters at the weehA ferry had died
his residence No AIS West Forty second street, yester-
day. from the effects OF injuries received Sunday night
while engaged In trying 70 quiet disturbance 1t the
ferry on the New Jersey side Of the river Mr. Copper
will be recollected stabbed by Of the rowdics,
and 30 seriously injured that feared he would not
survive more than . few hours. He managed to live,
however, until yesterday morning, when he expired.
The persons charged with the assault deceased
the custody Of the New Jersey authorities, and will be
teo that STATE The inquest upon the body OF the
ceased ~i be held this morning by Coroner jackman
VEHICLE CASUALLY IN BEoADwAY-About noon yesterday
an unknown man while driving wagon along Broadway,
came In collision with omnibus and was 10 severely
injured by the pole OF the stage striking him In the
that he died In few after wards In CONSEQUENCE
The body OF the deceased taken The Fourteenth pre-
cnct station where Coroner Schrmer notified hold
an inquest Subsequently the corpse removed the
dead house at Bellevue Hospital for the purpose Of deu
fcaton On the side Of the wagon driven BY deceased
was the following inscrption;"D. Morrison, Newtown,
J.. Lp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

Markotss
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, May "a, 1880.
Stocks steady rennsyiva.ia state S. 96; Reading Rail-
seq. :asass.s On NJ
YORK u par
oosaon-salss to-day 800 bales market dull, bus prices
BArmoRs. Nay "a, 1890.
81 IS q 90, red 81 q 81 IS. Corn active: white 1t
SIC. 100, yellow &c. . zoe. Provisions nrm. Whs-
key-0hio 2lc.
PmIADnPmA, May "A, 1880.
Flour declined: sales 5000 bbs q decline Of &c.
a1ho suRsrnne Is co. Wheat dull; red 81 40 ssl 10,
7tc; &c., Provisions dull Lard in kegs l2ko. . lso.
Floar-harket unsettled and tending downward super
nns q 80. wbvkey steady = 1856 Ness pork SI7 So
Bacon sHc. . s'lc. Lard lie;
Flour n moderate demand and STEADY; salss Of 500
bbh a. 80 as % 20 for extra STATE. IS s1k ss Is
for good 70 choice extra Illinois and Wisconsin, Is 50
douhae extras wheat dull and lower: sales * 10000
re- red :sss: u q ols SS :s
dropping; ssies mostly In the afternoon yes
sss ss s.: or fsS ao FOR o.. sI ss a.
mand saaes So bushels Canadian u 35c Other grains
nominal wnsssy nominal q zoo Canal trsish.s ios.
wheat, 900 bashs corn, 900 bushss oss Exports-
wv Dds n0or 1900 bushels Tns,. $500 s sasas corn
Flour steady and prices unchanged; sales 900 bbs ct
% 20 for extra STATE - 10 Is for fair 10 choice
ta Illinois and Wisconsin, % 20 Is 30 for extra lndi:
an. and Ohio; % sen for double extras Wheat dull
sss e-'r :'s 900 s sss No Gnss0 sprns =
dull and owsr; rs 600 busheIs a $40 sso for no
isdo Sc for flinob Oats n modsraas demand; sales
ooc0 bushels q SO hsSisy and rye nominal. whbsey
do. d zoo Canal freghu unchanged. Imports 10 900
Oswseo. Nay 2l-sP.M
Flour ssea ~ and In good demand TOR the Interior and
Eastern trade Wheai In better demand: sales 5000
bushels Milwaukee club ~ 81 49, 500 bushels do, $50
white Csna6Ssn and 600 bushels Canada club private
terms Corn dull with . small sals Of Canadian .. CSC.
Rye ana pess are nominal CANAL freighh on lgran
duh and lover: -four zsc BOG. wheat &c corn 1kc.
bushels beans. Exports-3,soo buahsb wheat, $500
bushels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

Drawaags - France, Dreadbsnts q Co.'s
SUSSEX OouxxY. GLASS la aAy ~ 1850
2, 81, II, "a, l, 48, 50, ~, IL, %, 81, ~, so.
n, ConsoIxpATED LorlsRy-OIAss 81 MAI u. 1854.
~ "a, 81, SO, b6, a. as "a az. 76 so, 10, co. 81.
- YKANOA BROADBnNrs CO..
hanAgess Wilmington Delaware
Ma. cu the Japansse.-ThsFs IL NO
,,r.S n M. 4 u snse japanese Hnbassy have Nv
or o,ss,' 2 xNox @ bsso%nsnsss q doe %ssi.
.1 a's ~ Sorn ~ rev ros Of Tie foregscrr We
presume ann p the notable places n scwn I'M Vsat
n hAter'e, III Broadway. whsn They an.
Only OF Gen1n, 5l3 broadway. an be
lad the Jeddo Hat, Of woven straw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

How LINCOLN STANDS AT Hons In The memorable
campaign Of 1858 In Illinois, sangamon county In which
Abrau lincoln resides, cass a,2io democratic votes,
against 2,72o for the republican ticket
Bsn 0vxzup DOUGLAS There d an irreprcasfbIe
vuunsps . wagmg
crsAic journals Of Louisville, KY The Democrat Is on
the Douglas intervention side, and the Courier belongs
msr proposes 70 The latter the following bsn,-
sioo Sloo shss ousas Viii bs the nen President pay
or play q be may DO candidate 500 that The 30
cssson candidate viii not receive the electoral vote
Norhsrn a,s 500 thu. Dough- s. csnd ss s
Douglas win get more southern electoral votes than the
seosssou candidate sloo that ssoessoe canaidsss
iousc Of Reercssnssiives 500 thai Douglas, osud
date carries Ohio, DO Illinois, do Indiana, 40 New Jcr-
~ ssoes,,oa sasoids,s in every Northern state sco
that he receives votes In Northern Sate than
the secession candidate resolves In all the North.
ANOTHER PHorur.-The Syracuse Journal, tho organ Of
the Jerry rescuer thus denounces the slaughter Of
Seward In the Chicago oonvenuou;-
But the Convention We not allowed 70 execute the dell
bersie purpose which great majority Of u members
ssrsancd late thursday evening Exceednsy unfair
mSss "a 49, ~ MEMBER Or he asd
the result the nomination. Of Mr. Lincoln
DouorAs Rwupurm.-fhc g. Louis Democrat saysa re-
port Of the most reab character In circulation hal
the meeting Of NE Young Mems Democratic Association Of
that city held on Friday last oet vote wh takon on
The Douglas question: and that The Lille Giant rcpu.
dated by very decided vote.
DouBryuL-The Jersey Csy Standard hss sesn recent
letter from en- President Fillmore, In which that gcnus-
man says
nnwas In my power, I would at once slscs Messrs.
Bah and Everett Than whom bssssr nominations could not
have been made
rm BALTIMORE CONVENTION Extensive arrangements
are being made In Baltimore for the accommodation Of tho
members and friends Of the adjourned Democratic Ns
osa convenon which assemblies In that city on the ISM
Of June. According 70 moesrsss estimates, ays toe
A~1see-, NE number q pssoes y Aisaisaes ~an moi
vary much from twenty ihousAaa II b reported On
quite good authority that u least teen hundred psrsous
from the Empire State viii be present. delezat'onof I've
hundred IRON Cincinnati including Captain Mentors nns
oornes band and lone third Of the fall grown men from
The sass Of nlinoh."
rm PENNSYLVANIA DnBuAnoS.-one Of the editors Of
he Boston 7rarrlv who n The Chicago Convention,
writes The following
n may no4 be generally known thaa the direct cause
q the nomination. o. NJ. lincoln despeAch recsvcd
by Mr. Kelly, Of Phadeiphia, from The American orgnn
zasn OF that city, requesting Pennsyvana 70 30 tor LIN
coin against sswaxd end p9omnng their vote for the
former when the third ballot seen that Penn
sylvsnia which 70 that time had not In eAxne declared
for aay one, concluded 70 JOIN Illinois and Indiana, and
concentrate lincoln, hin nomination IVES rendered GER
tain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

In your ssus u 70 day you truly spsak Of tbs much
needed reform ~ 70 careless driving and Why our city
ordinances NE subject should be looked upon ~ %
many dead letters have ofcn wondered. within the
pass ten days two Academia nearly the spos viz
on The corner Of Bowery and Fourth street, have oc
Cured my presence 10 one, carpenter with sco 10
hand was knocked down and snd along IN the mud for -
vera feet BY the ooncuson Of butchers cart and In the
other the horses gear rubbed hard again dys face
~ N tara on portion q she cucle In neither did
ts driver look back decrease hb spssd vhis IN sight
az The locale Of the occurrence On the contrary tnsse In
human males seem 10 b astouinhed that pedestrians
sboud dare 70 asAempt crossing vbi hey on thsy
roupds severe sentence and ~ promps executon are
suPerAuvsIy needed - 70 III" crssl aSus' q Pgsu'
NV Yonx, May "a, lses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

Iowa Aepubl1coA Stoto Convention
Iowa CrY, May a. 1880.
The Republican STATE Convention for The nomination Of
State officers and the Convention for the
nomination Of candidate for Congress in the Second dis
uict Of thb Staas were held 70 day
Tho old STATE ohcofs were nominated for re- election
and Mr. Van Dover IVES unanimously nominated for re-
election 70 Congress
Lincoln and HAnnn were heartily endorsed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

stAvr Hryo Jcrdov ~ We convicted Of killing Bob,
slave, vs. hanged In Danvk, Va, on Friday, ne Ism
Inst
ssouArus DuvAm--A person In Mobile, Ala, has
ing 70 comply With . promiss 70 have pair o. ooos
nads - . specified time
FuI DxAp-Ths man VIM fen dead IN Purchase street,
Bssson On sunday wns osvman named John '. Kersch,
cabinet maker he boar6ed II No. ~ in thai street,
Ivss 81 years old, and has Children In New York
I'm Worn IN vrRcmA wuA1.-fhe JOINT vovm and
~ are njurhG tss wheat and corn crops IN Orange
punty Va very serious exeut 1he9s insecta have
also Appeared IN Amherst and o<hsr counties
rcS6oy MAnuvp Lur "A mas named Perkins, alas
rnnk Hcyt, asns Henry Brcvs, vss arrss9sd n Grove
husband of four wives, h row In Salem jail, awaiting
- rai n NewbuYypovt One wife b In Derry. another
Concord, h another IN Dsnvers, and the lsst quits
youthful one, IN 0roveland-a daughter ef highly ~
pectabs parsan
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Bownr THRAru.-The favorits and accomplished &C.
tre Mis- sssan DENIM akes her benefit 1t this popular
place Of amusement tonight, on which occasion Ms
Charlotte oranpson, Mr.. G. j. Arnold and the entire
company, WI appear In four capital pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

ne oTps ed fmpvovcmets-Eoasrw Spectators
Hai1r Le~d-Hsrs n Hesraska Cuy, DC.
fhe country around here bssutful, and nom CONVEX
sas'oa with nsnbsr Il farmers learn That NE prospeca
for solsraby good vhsss crop this fan h bstssr Than
ever In Nebr~ska; but y noshsng V besss Of saw
corn to-day some nres ncne nGh and eokins quite well
All through Weston Iowa you and nousnads Of acres
Of land owned by Eastern spscusAovs, and upoa vsls
70 day 70 the Collector Of County rAxs dad h books
showing On Immense list Of not only resdcas lands
but one two and three yeass taxss remaining unpaid
Unfer the present av lowa these dehnquens Ande are
10 be sold for tAxes ths fall
few nights sisos mos fearful IRE occurred In Ne.
hraska CITY, T., destroying some forty budinss and
many Of them Ne nnest buildings N The tom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

San rruno.-The sealing nees, with the exospacu q
about tssrty vesses have al returned 70 q johns, ~
N from ne soe fhs quantity Of seals landed IN ~
John M 10 On INST, amounted 10 about n 900, being
loiao - than Il Ne csucsposding psriod iass
rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

DnAwAHs.ciAss no. ss' May a issa
Csa ~ : ~
SST S oopI ipS3 CS - s:ss
oMsial Drswings q Hedges, Davis d
cos ooa''l'ds''s tSsr IS e e:Crs tsso
49,. q, g: 8: 8: .: g: g, a. - " 81, L.
Prizes '''''' ''' i sSSsis '';: g: '
AI 100, osssxA
% S:l sss isis IS
Hats sns Caps ssr Gents and ChiIdren.-
n: I'd c ss IN ~ u ss 81 ts. i1 .:.
arsis se-. No he B;osi.ss spSosi's 81 PaaiS
esdsn Of rsahion for oenusnsn's Bss Nos s. Z asd
Bey'. Boys. Boys, c,esn,.s.
Few Store New ooodsi
40. Nc a .;iD 9 os ssss OAK Hall
q ;s i5Sis 30 s .;:' ;Hp.f & '
OAK HALL a.. q = -: .:s !: 3 5 ssa;s :s..
Lady Readers Of the HeraId-n You
-.s ss.e%s pa. q sss.s -s ss, :, a.: Urn ..
LaaisS Dress Rssssse Tsimmings.-Ro-
.ss.. elmss. Rra'as At LocKIrr. SON oo.s 81 ruius
street, Broohys.
The japanese Embassy,
AT eURHBr's GALLERY
TIE sr sses,ph ..ss T. a. Cs,s r.i:: ofss a
J. o0sSsS sos. fo7 Broadway.
Chas. N. wilma mssn's Brooklyn GAL
:si iis gs ss. .: '''' '''' nd ' g
~. uS..-S On. ~,--.
s si.:: IS s. "a s's''''''''' HoIH1' new
Good Zee. one Dollar the Chest, at
.1n,,s .s, s4s re Warehouse No. s.ss" street.
Every Business Man Should ssbscrfbs
s.ss:s Day ss. ". y s sss'''.' Bad nd
Geo. b. slos q Coz Celebrates Elliptic
Loch sssh and ssS's Sowing naehspe
ss.i.w.y Sse..
y. y ' " sS: J " . .,: :
A Grover 4 l.n,g soissl.ss sewing ma-
; s:s "a. 4 ~ ~ e csss ..es iva ~ '''
wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines.
onss sos BrosdvayEsw royt.
H.rrsus,s Htsnt CAanpsen Flrs and
Eurslas Proof sAsssSi Brua<vy sss~ q Murray ssssl
psvY~h
Never Nesle{ the Tssth.-A Proper Re-
rArd for psrsoca and for Ne goed opnics q othsh
.sss g :sss f; c. \; ras %: s'
Batchsior's AIR Dye, wig and Toupes
ysrory is Bond s1 PvHas for adss- Yhs are
aepnsa b Ne skyhseocsna
Crs.sss.r.. Hair Dy:. Wis: s:s
E T.: s.,.ss, ar ssphs 70 30 ASS iou:.
HiIrs Hair bye 80 Cents, Black or
brcwu Depot no rsAy s6ss and soA By al drussHsa
Inimitabis hair cuiiq
| u-bertssh mat Ana Treatment Of the
SSEEs saDDj H z.. . ::s i :s:.s- =
Buisards-Blls Angling strike Nfne
sssoss psy:S - run ar, ~. Zen 1rs,s.
uavvv,s rrsspnsrsus IL the Best and
sheaces Article Tor dya.e beaunfymg "a ~ n
pssssryhs - rsssovls - haar LAd'AUh 500 !" S
Dyspspsia ma Constipation Curs -
| dspol - BroadvsyAsl By IN drussns and rros~
rrusses, Elasss stsckings, shsvldsr
f.i Fzss sS;sss:.s;s e 49, = :::. H'''-
rrussss. DIR. Harsh Continues - Apply
| ~ rs1is.l cure frrs en- sussse n " vs.S@
~ 49, kssssS. S;s ssssss irsss - = 10.
:ss s w. - =, as 1900 sssss fsais ss
Holloway Plls-Cemsins IN VII ~ ~
M epnaurapton. They Also re1c~Nae "
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Rssancatfon Meeting ~ Bes-
ten.

Faneun Hall was uAmmsd 70 night With republicans,
70 vatify ~ nonnAtion Of lincoln and HAmlln.
Hon. N. P BASk1 presided, and made . speech en-
dorsng he proceenin Of the Convention, saying that
fron he bottom Of his heart he gave hearty approval
TO the nominations.
Resolutions were adoptsd oonpatulasing the people
upon the unenmiy with which The platform and nominA-
of victory that ooast,suoaal and pohtcal principles
worthy q the ase were adopted thero, while the Bau-
more Ouavenssoo vensured no political principles and the
principles or men, and declaring that with an empty
reasuFy corrupt and unprinciped administration, with
brands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

Jedd0 Hat-Of Woven Straw, an Bntsrs
asd REAL. 70 b. had osiy Of dkNIs. siS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

Death OF q Cotton Merchant.
AUGUSTA, Ga, May %, 1880.
NJ. Andrew BarnsIds, an extensive cotton merchsnt
died suddenly 81 Hamburg this afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25
Tns General Assembly.

ma Geasral Assembly heard, This morning, IN address
oy Rev Dr. Wood, New York. delegate from the 10
reign Missionary Board, with which u connected rhs
remainder o. sbe day devoted consideration of
IL proposed mobilization OF the Assembys plan Of edu
cation. Thsre u much attachment the plan, and d
not likely that II viii b moro than slightly changed.
me- eAcsansnt q hs Lords Supper was celebrated
this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

torn. Part 2 short causes.-Nos. 4ll4 1915, 42lo,
llI0 1885 2l2l 427s 1880 44co 4672, 46l2 4s7 1882
ssss $751; Ass sS Sas Ass ass 'SSs 4as
4476, 44ao, 42oi. 4slo 4424, 4532, llsl.
sUrxnoR Gown Part Mos 167, ATT, 479, ats, 49,
2.Nos 10, 1885, $685. 500, 6s2 6e4 500, 900, COL, co.,
Coz, 6O6.
Uxrsp srArs DIETRICH Coun.-Nos. 70, 80, lla, 81 10
81, us, SO, 81.
Coxnon PIEAs One hour csses-Pat Mos. 2l34,
2s6o 1885, 273o 1872 $3.50, 2o47 2sso One hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

Al A1sAx y. nenOr betWoea " A. La La
mUr End Com. MoOres
SAVANNAH, Nay "a, 1850.
There was duel this morning Il screvins Ferry be-
tween Lamar and Com Moore. late Of the Texas
navy me- difficulty grew out Of the evidences OF the at
Tor " Farnum's case Shots interchangsd and the
affair was amiosby adjusted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

Card Phssographs.-2f Capital Like
place s96 aad 31Broadvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

In tbs paper We present To Tie puble u,tupeasAsnav
testimony estAblk hing the facts that RADWAYU HAY
hELLkF REGULATING PILLS and RENOvATIN0 ~.
eULvHkr are not only posivs cursttves Of Tho ai
Win dsease but hat hey have 10 proves 8 =
Aner Ill oher means Of medicine failed
rxr. TwnNTIEyH WIrNE8S.
Ghuo Ded fover-h. 0rinith Sheriff, HArrowunith. q ~
!mporsnt 70 Of leaving bed too sosn Dun
sc cS1ono1 OF mo wife OF the Deputy Sheriff Of v
HARRowsNrH, FosrENAc Co. G. W.
In ocober 1850 wife giving birth to child Ian hsr -
Loo errD INC caught severe cold which promised tor
Kingston we're In auenda ber but ali 10 no avsI-S
ooctoe rec rven her up To die
az her bedsiSe momsntarily watching her 49,
her happened to copy Of your paper called H
nosSs world end asre read Of your nedicnsa resoivs
ne Regulator and Belief according drecons and In tss
oBsERvED A WONDERFUL MPRovRuBwY.
from I'M abe daily recovered and now. hank 0oa bsr
The child. when three mon,hs old caught bad cold -
dwindled away 70 skeletou- nothing but boae
skm his EYES proruded from hs head hsy would ~
out The physcAns all uped In saylsg thsrs no uso r
young and must Ola But thought dnsrsntiy yen -
Gee gave lie 70 my wife, while the doctors gave 10 =
death ! agAinhAd recourye ~ them rTAvo yeur -
solvent inernsly, and used wAsh exssrna " u -
ssnhs now hessty prauing child enjoying tAS bs1d
RIcaAkD 0AIFFIfH,
Deputy sh' riff Of Foutenac Co @. W.
!. T. Reiok 25c., Doc and 81 per bouIe
HeGnlsu.s Pils nc. per boz.
Bold By g. HUT jHINos q kschAngs place, JsrssT O.
N. j. Sold BY al druggists every where
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r,.,,s have leave 70 withdraw hsr memorial hs report
-ubjscs q shs Reorganization Of The boards thsa
came y n..,w spoke In reply 70 Dr. Thoruwsll.
NY. ~ noAns -tsS susn a. no Presbytsrianisn al
sno ssysec NJ r.eSu, ., - lhe extreme.
br. B. NJ sxm obtained the a.. VIEW we ASa' '''
adjournment arrived
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Fire at Phfladlelphia.

PHuADKLPHIA, Nay "a, 1850
Inc depot and stables Of tbe arard Avenue Passenger
Railway were burnt this morning. Tho horses we're all
rescued The destroyed buildings were new.