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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-21

THE SMALL NoTE MARKEr.-There is no
improvement in the small note market. The
total failure of the "Bark Of the Unos," and
the partial failure of the Potomac Savings
Bank of Washington, has naturally created
panic here and caused our citizens and the
trading community generally TO refuse all notes
except such as are issued from source at home
known to be responsible and ready to redeem
all their issues at any moment. Even the notes
Of the Corporations of Fredericksburg, Alex
andrla, and Georgetown, were refused by some
of our citizens yesterday.
We learn from Washing ton that the Potomac
Savings Bank had not closed on Tuesday
that it is making an effort to redeem all Of its
no,es-and that the proprietors of ne Bank
hope they shall be able 20 weather the storm
and avoid the necessity of transfer of their
affairs into the hands of Trustees. Whether or
not they will be able to do so remains TO be SEEM
Spectators were buying the notes of this Bank
yesterday, at rates ranging from 80 TO so cents
on the dollar, and the latter price, we presume,
can yet be obtained for them in certain quar-
ters.
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CIRCUIT SUPERIOR CouRT,-Bef0re Judge Mere
dah-In the case OF John Wade, tried for receiving
stolen goods Tuesday last, the jury found the pr-
soner gvity, and assessed his punishment at TWO
years imprisonment in the peni,enisry. The coun
sci of the prisoner thefeapon filed bill of excep.
tons.
Sebastian Kawpert charged with fs!oniously
s,abbing named Timothy Johnson, while
Johnson was attempting TO seize adog, whose own
ership was q matter of contention between him
and Kawpers, on the 3lst OF July last, was tried
yesterday, Mr.. August appearing ia his behalf
The Jury came into court al s O'Clock, ard
through their Foreman Informed the Judge that,
they could not agree, whereapoa they were order
I'D into the keeping OF the Sheriff for the nish. AID
the court then adjourned uali tits morning at 10
O'Clock.
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let the sck, the delicate, lno utcLuHE' IatA ~
those reierzto, and then try this grand Fessoia
rive.
Baltimore, Sept II, loji.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: fee. Il tCiy %
make known the benefits have derived from "
namptons Tncture. For length OF time nave
been ubject 10 great prostrstion or MUSCULAR Po"
err and great deoillty of the nervous system, a
companied with paipitation and futerHg OF 'aS
heart had such sudden attacks tina: on one oc5a'
sion | could scarcely get home | inskirs iHea'y u
OF my to friend, he referred me 20 Joseph =
Stap.e,ou, Esq, Su old and highly resPeciaols c'''
zen Of Baltimore, who had us I'd the Inctnse ah4sI
similar circu instances called on ir SIaP.ttDo'
sud, sitter IGterYew OF some minutes "as 'A'J
s. tsfed o. the medicell virtues Of Iha I!hc'U's'
from the evidence before me, OF his eva psIso'
WAC, for some time previous, Indicated ia'-ns
state OF health bot now hearty Ee'e a2peaI.
ance, with the activity Of youth. nnmedta's'y
commenced using the 1.ncture, and oeiJrel 'OoA
tine contents Of one bottle my strength was fe25"
ed, aud csn walk as brisk and eta as active 40
was twenty years ago. This Ifncturh Is tns 5fHli
restorative Oi tue digestive organs, whiea "He-
destroyed, the whole system is IN state u sane
ing I'D
do sssertt is. in reality, what II IS feffe'e"''0
to be by Or Hampton, the inventor. ,,..,,
WIN A. SChAEtFEK'
Nov in cty oi Washington
See cases Cough, RheuENtism, Dysp-psIai "
Sold oaly by .. A SrRECkER--panehlet, Z-a-.,:
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s.utheru ,Ianufacturers, BarIk.

The holders of the Notes of this Benk, We trust,
VII in no case submit to the slightest sacrifice of
them, nor put the slightest confidence in the
idle rumors which idle, If not malicious, tongues
may set aioat. They will be redeemed at par until
the hole Withdrawn from circulation, an event
which may be facilitated delay ed, according to
the disposition Of the public.
ecal CIV. PURCELL e. co.
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SENT ON.-James Page, slave to Jas T. Goode
who was examined on the 18th inst ON the charge
of aSsaulting Dick, slave, and breaking his Les.
was brought before Justice Evans yesterday for
further examination found guilty, and coms,tted
to jail to snswer before the Hastings Court ON the
second Monday in November next to the charge
of manning
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UNLAWFUL Acr.--A negro named Jordan Tina.
ley, slave to l.. Lottier, found Tuesday evening
in he possession of meal and bacon, which he had
pu. chased from one of George Turner's negroes.
samed Alexander. He was ordered yesterday Is
as Is.
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T- The person who has in possession the
9th volume of Shakspeare's works, belonging
TO this office, will please return it.
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~ Mr.. Ballard, the enterprising propre-
tor of the Exchange Hotel, has procured the
copy of Welch's magnificent portrait of Wash
ington, encased in the elegant National
Frame" which the crowds have been admir-
ing at Nash & Woodhouse's window for seve-
raj days. We understand that Mr.. B. has con-
sented to allow this beautiful production of
American fine art and mechanism to remain on
exhibition at the above store for few DAYS.
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RUNAwA7.-John White, alias Brusus, slave :,
Henry Wickham, was arrested as runaaav Tues.
day evening. Certificate granted TO Captain JsD.
kins.
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PERioDIcALs.-We have received from II.
Book and Periodical Depot of TIL C..
sham, No, 1904, Broad street, the followipg No
riodicas:
The Democratic Reeie,c for Septemhsr /.
opens with Campaigns of Charles AIbs.. >
contains articles in reference to Generals Son..
and Pierce, and fine steel engraving Ekenas,
of GaribaIdi, and wood engraving Of Lons7
Arthur's Home Magazine for NOyemba,-
a new Philadelphia publication, designed 8,
its title indicates, for the household This bai,~
the second number. Its table of content. :
large, and of very inviting character.
G0dey's LGdy'S Book for November wor,,
familiar to all of our readers. The n,asa,,
number contains the usual amount Of fine an,
bellishments, plate Of the fashions, &c.
Graham'S Magazine for Novembey-a riv,,
of the Lady's Book, aid also an attractive
work, we'll known to our readers. Ii il ais,
richly embellished with portraits, plates of the
fashions, music, &c.
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49, ATTENTION.! VOTERS or
49, THE CITY OF bICHMOND-T1s
name of EDWIN ROBINSON is put forward over
mis- own signature 4" as q candidate for Yoqr su-ra.
ges for the vacant sea- in The Senate" Tia, beps
so, we would Cal! the attention of Many WHY. 10
the fact CHAT it Is believed that Edwin Robinson
VOTED FOR Governor Joseph ch0soa in prefer
enee to that distinguished Wing George W sum.
Iners-thus assisting by his vote and influence, 10
put in Office regular built Loco FOCU. in pre.
ference TO awning. Is Mr.. Edwin Robinson sa!,
able candidate tor the WIG PARTY OF Riul.
mond for that position. We think not
&C 2l-lt* MANY VOTERS
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The THEATRE-Tuesday night the audience was
arg ger than it was at the opening On Monday night
The house was well filed with fashionable COM
pany, there being ladies than on the previous
night Three new pieces were payed-s1 with
decided success: "Womans Triels, WHO Speaks
First" and Moran Cleins." On this oce, ion Mr.
and Mrs. Ward made their first appearance here,
snd the frequent pIaudts which taei. acting drew
strom the large and intelligent audiences, afford a
better evidence OF their merits than ally thing p
could Say Mrs. w. is to be the Mrs Sloan "a great
tavorte) OF Theatre, if she remains during the
season. Of delicate, but with very fair person,
her style of acting Is natural sDryhty and csptva-
ting. Mr.. w. is also good actor--and Mr.. w. P
Smith, Of whom we have before spoken highly,
rises in public estimation the more he is seen. As
a comic actor, many think him superior to Burke,
the great tavoI.te here, whom ne go much resam-
bles. With the hurnor, activity, and unique per
OF BIZ! ks he is thought to possess versa
tility of performance Miss Kate Reynolds, fayo-
rite of the first night, gave way this occasion to
others. She did not make her appearance in either
of the pieces. There are others, Messrs. Stearns
Chppendae, Johnson &c, of whom We will speak
at another time. The company is certsinly an i'm
provement upon former seasons, aud such a. to en-
title it to the lberalsupport of an enlightened Rich
mond audience.
A word in regard to MademoiselIe Theodore
the daHseuse. We heard objections the frs. night
which were not to be found on her second appea-
rance. Her sy ph.ke form and dress end grace
full movements on Tuesday night, were more in ac-
cordarce with the taste of Richmond audience
Our tastes, in some respects, not quite SO high
as those of French theatres from whence, it is
stated, she comes. The applause she has received,
shows that she has her admirers
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fohGERY.-lt has been ssce,,.;--I
forged notes to the amount of abou, ssoo '"a'
peeh Drawn 10 the names of Messrs. Tbom..'
Samuel Hardgrove, tobacco man,fa., "a' q
and Hiram III. Smith, agriculture, ;ns s,a's'''
MAKER OF this city, by man we'll KNOX, h'
named A. Bogar. The forgeres ws, a''s'
wen executed as to deceive third person. :
miiIar with all the parties, and WIZ y, IL
the money for the notes. The eo,,a- 1nesd
CITY, we understand, on Saturday njoh, L.. ''.4
the northern cars, Tor parts upknowr ~ ID
the man who was found guilty Of q s;,0;,. -
'ence' some years ago, in this city, and NON, -
Ihe penitentlary for the term of five ysa., "
The Governor RENTED two year, of ~
tence' and he has, since that time. bssn g.,
ing MS former business of clerk, for which ~
ties ne mad but few superiors, and, apna,a.,,'
was striving, by sober and indus,r;on,
OF conduct, to regain the Confidence
community. In this he had 50 far sr,.y. ' '5
as to induce many Of our mos, ras,so,.I,
siness establishments to employ him 49,,
place him IN responsible Situations. -,
this number were Nessrs. Hardg,,u." u
Smith, on whom the forgeries were Con-. '',4
although other parties are ofcourse tho -
He is man Of genieel appearance, sno.,.a.,'
between 45 and 80 years CT aps ahon.c
feet eight inches high, of heavy mike aa.s.
face, and wears spectacles.
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HusT1SGs CoUaT.-Civil business occups5 ts
attention of this court yesterday
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e A statement appeared in the Washing
ton correspondence Of this paper yesterday to
the effect that the democratic candidate for the
presidency would be elected by an overwhelm-
ing majority. We did not read the letter until
it appeared in the paper, and then it was too
late to strike this passage out. Itwas entirely
in opposition to the plan of this paper, which
has never interfered with party politics, since
it made it the instrument Of assisting one of
the parties contending for the presidency We
shall avoid every thing of the kind here after,
feeling much annoyed at this.
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A BRIGHT PROJECT.

We learn from the Petersburg Intelligencer,
that scheme is on foot to extend the Roanoke
Valley Railroad from GAINESVILLE, in NJ eckIen.
burg county, to Salem, in the county of Roam
oke, for the purpose Of giving the city of
Norfolk a communication with the Southwest
Upon our word this is a bright idea The
State owns an immense amount in the Virgil
nis, and Tennessee Railroad, in the Dam
vile Railroad, and in the Southside Railroad
and she is to be asked to charter another road
in opposition to all these-to annihate he r
own property TO the amount of many hundreds
of thousands-to cut her own throat, in word
for the benefit of Norfolk To speak more
plainly, and TO the purpose, she is to build a
road in opposition to so miles of the Tennes
see road, Of 80 miles of the Danyille road, to
the whole of the Southside Railroad, and to
the James River and Kanawha Canal Can
the power Of assurance 60 fartFer than this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-21

REGIMENTAL ORDER, &C.
e>-IA TOBER 20rH, 1852 ORDER NO. e.
In order TO " fix up" Whag to beat Wing for the
vacant seat in the Senate, the Wings Of Richmond
are hereby ordered To attend at the African Church
on FRIDAY NIGHT, the 22nd inst, with arms and
accoatremenls il good order.
Bg ORDER Of the Erecafire COmmitfse,"
oc2l-ltf On soma olaT oAraRf
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Posi- OFFICE OPERATIoNe.-The Postmas-
ter General has established the following new
post Offices in Virginia Clay's Point, Lewis
county, F. J. Holden, postmaster Newburg
Jefferson county, H. Timberlake, postmaster ;
Green Bay, Prince Edward county, w. II.
Hughart, postmaster; Pride's Church, Amelia
county,J. B. Enroughty, postmaster. The fol
lowing offices have been discontinued: Politics.
vile, Louisa county Pear Grove, Prince Ed.
ward county; Hunters Gap, Lee county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-21

Z YOUNG GUARD, ATTESTloN.--
n Attend meeting Of your Com paay, al your Ar
m mory, on Chls Thursday, tee Zls! dag o. "
~ tober, al \ 0 eiocx T. NJ.
BY order Of the Captain. ,,.c-
oc Il J w. BARLOW y =.
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Fa HOLLYWOOD NuRskhf.-sA AZ :,
GUEST Florist and Eufserynan' pes"
Man street, Richmond, Va, has always On ii So
large supply OF Greenhouse Piants Roses I, 80
Myrtles, Eyergresns, Aagnoiias, sGads az -.
Siraweerry (amans ,lle.n the celebrated aip'aS)
and Craze Vines, Bouquets, Sc, sc ne -
Camilla and other cat Flowers iaFaisaea - '-~
shortest notice. -.,r,s.
Ha refers to the following gentlom"ni IHs ,'.
P. d. BERNARD, ESQ, proprietor Il 'ae s9&''.sta
Plsuter) R!chmoad james Lynch, Esq 4e'N'''
burg; Charles Is. Saaw, Esa, Civ. hhgl"ssy,t.
- Orders istt al ties Store of H. "a %4'''-'
rlan Main street, vyal b attended To-
&C Si-eO3tH ------
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Ss-S Ihe No!es Of The Sousuafa .i.u.ti,
wa turer's BANK are redeemed at par az cur
counter.
- They sre also redeemed al the c:Eaes Of
Seloen, WitneIs d Co, and ChuDb Brothers. Wash.
ington City. Tnev also redeemed al Norfolk,
Petersburg aud LyncEblIg, Al par
oc 20 c. w PURCELL & co.
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- Home Testimony -aea

49, one Of Inc oldest Magistrates Of this cry
Jet the sick, the delicate, the declining, tax 10
those retersto, and then try this grand FesIoa-
rive.
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g.npURrAN NOTICE 40 tIa
~ GAR DEALERS AND SMOkERS-J
A. HARRINGTON, loi Main, corner Of lJu street,
sign OF the Scotch Soldier is in receipt Of tie lot
of imported Cigars; aso, large stock OF domestic
Cigars, which he offers to the trade on reasonable
terms also, fresh supply of Good~in's Fine Cut
sale wholesale and retail in lots 10 suit purchasers,
at prices TO compete with the Northern markets.
j. A. HARRINGTON
Tobaccon=t No, l54 Main, corner 10Th street.
DC is 6tk
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fDl.ACh LACt. Wills, truia 81! t. - 90
u Al ABRAHAM LhVfa, IT.
o.at sQl Bsosd sssesa
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u William Gregory has been elected Pre-
sident of the Farmers Bank at Alexandra, vice
Phineas Janney, deceased.
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80 THE EXPKk rs ARRIVES AID
~ leaves daily, by Mail Trsns Arrays N
charge Oftrusty agents. This mode OF receiving
or forwarding goods Of whatever desci ptiUn, COM
bines economy, and what is of greater importance,
speed. Our wagon will call for goods to 90 away,
and deliver every thing without extra charge.
ADAMS l. cos
Office No. s, Fourteenth street,
Sc 10 Near the Post DHce.
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See cases Cough, RheanNtism, Dysp-p'1a' "
Sold oaly By .. A. SrRECkER-panehltt, 2-a.s
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S2OOOOO BOURBON, FAY-

" ~ u \
AND CITY or MAYsvILLE tKESTCCKYl BONDS.
-mssn Gilbert Jeansoe. lssrranes Baldiass, vii-
the sI Cent BONDS Of the above Counties asd Cy.
VIZ sI coupons payable semi annually. IN the CITY
The Bonds ar. for 900 zach the principal rsnbasbls
In 1881, n the City Of New York.
These Beads we're issued o. the Maysvle aud Lsrisstna
hHfosa Con payment Of srocs subscriptions 70
that ad made b. above Counties and CRY By author
i "a v.ie Of he people in the CITY Fl aSys'
The Aead 10 which the Bonds issued sixty eight
Eiles long and connects the Cities Of Maysvs the
mated cos; Of the work siioseo snd the ssock sub
eiItfloSs are already sloJ3,olI -
populeus asd wealthy The soil cd In fertility
IN any sosn and the poeo s,os !, in .esent es,sIi-
its the following ststist # wealth and pOpalaiios
Taxable Property. Popula1oa
SSs s,.ss. sM7s, LIZ
The above Counties are en,irey out of debt srcspsng
foY tnsn recent Railroad subscriptions, amounting TO
$Lo0 for which they hold equal amount Of Railroad
tsck The city Of NASHVILLE has popalacs Of sbo.t
the point The 6his River in the County Of Mason II
snshipuent for the whole north section Of Ksa-
vsdand unc.r the Of the system Of rosds sow
COVERING spon IT, and forming connections With al the
lines q kaiwsy running south and north tie city must
rapidly rise in bu,nsss population and wealth MasvIe
Of $seeo and revenue Of $27 soo exclusive Of The tai
for Eslresd purposes This indebtedness is based on
eXhblted by The AnDeee0f
whrh Gees not give than twothrds Of he actual
valve.
Tse Censtiuonaity Of the issue 81 these Bonds has
bees affirmed by the Circuit Court and Court Of Appeals Of
che state Of Kentucky which forever settles that qussoa
TheCeuft Of Appeals decided that their collection be
cnrced BY wit Of mandsmus and the individual property
ofevefy citizen subjected to the payment.
..rty these Bends and M Clay odd: his ss.noss
to heir value. He saws:
shese three counties are among the richest believe
excluding Jefferson they the three richest in that
State The Bonds executed under the heYy of the
IN nj
recently affirmed BY the highest judcis tribunal IN Ken.
tucky entertain doubt tina, me principal and interest
the Bonds respectively will be punctuay pad - they
become due Such in the safety of invest
nent these Bends thar property were all converted
into Them, should feel perfectly secure
l am, with high respect Jour obedient servant,
CLAY.
full printed exhibit may be had at the ONCE oftae IN
derygrs6.
These Bonds offer Of the best perfectly safe avenues
of inye o. mept before the public
GILBERT JOHNSON, Insurance Buildings,
William u.
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Ceqal Notires.
COURT.-In The matter d

SUPREME COURT.--In the matter 81
~ the spplieasis. Of the Mayor Adsna, s.a CsSns1:
atty Of the Cny u New York. relative to The
e. Z 3. css f.: : r: e 4: cs
Of Estimate and Assss.nsst u the shove sa
10 LsSslstsof the people q the stsss efN:v Yssl
sss oss xs. passed Avn ISIS" passed Aprd = !sis:
Connasoasrs IN the sbevs matter seataaiss ne sanss
sths S~nss Of the s 1900 81: $1,000 g -
whether Tor d.ns ssasAs and .I's Al Ne $1,000
+: :.: s' c
:.n h.s: q '1 r:s.is h = ss:. S1J a.. 80. .
Csnnissonsrs naks shsir rsper g the sa,l Sspreae
* I'd on = her o.. soes Sssss - g
requirements Of the ~. snttisd Al Act V snsnA q ~
:.a e Act 8. z :s % 81; 3 ~
purposes. passed nsy ets pssssd MAJ s4l; 70 ~
s~.: I'D. sss s., s S
have plstsd their EsnsGs ssd and tat ~
e E s &: :.S s cs:s
:.f No e ;s x: y ~
York within thiy days foe the date Of tbs ssss A
ihsi to say All tbs os: yses. gsres sfls,l Z ~
City Of Nsw-York, sesenesd and bounded - fsllcws.n
III On ~ ne a e.. ~ ::' ::...y '' ss s' =.
Of iithsv On the senh. By the lias II ths ssstss
Of The block between 3ist- Aad 51d-s.; an - ~
soafh by Inc OF tks center Of hs bloch bssweea 80
o. and siss Ard slse al The lots, pisess Or Parcels 4
asd .ts.t: ling ..d BENG said Cssy as e. -
Or sids Of h av aal By ths ass Of hgh =
the Hudsos River; ~ the .crth. y We lins Of ~
On the south BY the iAs q the csatss 4 the blssh
between sist-a. aad ssth - Asd the sasd Ccn.s.
siossn further give sgics. thst shsr rspen . - -
above entitled matter VII 10 made and pFssssss1 e ~
saprsne Court Of As st,ts q New ysrt - n -
Ctr Of Hsw-Yorh, On SATURDAY. the nh day q nssen.
1853. the opesias Of the Cosr o. thss az -
there notion Win be made hat sasd Report b sssesnse
Dated New; N xosk * y. z : y ~ n,
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ENOR CALIFORNIA via Straits Of MA

ssHsLp REINDEER soS sdn' fss tie ,So7s named
ss9s 3. iusspiY s,s Is .sSesssa ssa
ss :IpI:: Q: =: c .:asssd 10 =:
ssppsI rs S ). scs.srsia Psssssss 2 ,ss steamer III
s. .sy :: ), a. .s, .ess
lied numps5 " = HAMILTON, Agent, once over Ocean
nes 20 oLC -, ~ iyrssnwich and Yuitos-sn.
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BOSTON PIANO.FORTES.-It is a

~ great advantage in purchasing Pianos 20 sss :.
nsunens 81 The different celebrated msksrs rhs WI
b fcusd 10 be The ease at No: 800 Brosdw1' M
stsvnents ffsm the following well known Piano. 49,
s>hen Of Bestou Halet 4 Alien lsoSes1Es s,soa and
A. VI Lad SANFORD BROTHER
No SO Bseadwsy, New-Ymk.
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NfEssRS LIGHTE e. NEWTON, in

w onr Oh ncveAsed demHRu, nhd uhfVs
popularity az h,,r PiANO.TORrESh have eI.endsd their
tpsrsss ard opspsd wsrerosm IN Broad way No eeo,
shsIs shah constantly Keep choice seiecoS % "s'
Fsso Fo,ts, from 81 10 II in Rosewood cases.
waA all tbs latest improved patterns We sha s,o con
II w TO KEGS full assortment Of instruments T
kcfofy an Wsrerooms No 90 Cspalst AuPiano Fvises
q ear Manufacture are warranted in every tespeca
fess rs Ars,enrs ard those who anticipate PurchaSak
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine All "'eei'
ffen The city or country puncsusly executed
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QEMOVAL-N. P. B. CURTISS Ia.

~ removed from Ne 42s Broadway to tie spsS ss1s
wrsreem Of 7. 0iibe,t Co. NO tu nvss "a sscesd.
hsad Pianos Tue Subscribers sse ass, ;o sss -
q the celebrated American Patent Acten !iAso- ~ r
George Hsws Of neston Alsc have fall supply u 4.
Gaeelt 3 Co.'S much admired Eerss Piancs "a W
Ne offered for sale - the mss reasonable tel ms
Mp b. CURIISS CO., No. ~ broadway
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Uater Cure.
HIC INSTITUTE.

HYDROPATHIC INSTI TUTE.--
Il DR.. TRAIL receives patients at the commodious
CITY establishment No is Laeht st. special depart
ent for the and surgical treatment Of Female
Diseases under the charge Of Dn Trail and Horsford
WATER CURE.-Dr. SHEW, (the
w earliest American Hydropathic author and prae-
ttoper receives patients for treatment, either with OF
without board at his commodious Establishment, corner
of 18th st and University place near Union Psrf City
practice attended 70.
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