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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-04

eLACh WRITING INK, OE SUpE.
D RlOh QuALITY-NA>H j. WOODHOUSE
respectfully inform Merchants, Book keepers and
others, thar they have lately secured for sale su.
peror Black Wiring Ink, Of entirely different man
Ltacture from the Kinds sold in this marke, for
efal years past They confidently recommend, AID
warrant this Iuk t. give Satisfaction The Bottles
contain full measure-the quarts are iu!. Quarts,
the pinis are full pnts, and on. It is admirably
adapted to the metallic pen as well as to the Quill
Also Black, Red and Copying lnks OF the most
Ieputabie English manufacture
Waitney's Patent lnkstand. All who Ike a clean
Inkstand, and fluid lux, free from dust and sed
menl, should procure che Of Whitneys Patent 1t
Is unquesuonably the best Inkstand yet patented
&C
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sea- No 10 Main at opposite Eagle Square.

nAiLY LINE TO BUCHANAN IN
~ LESS THAN TWO DAYS. BY CENTRAL
RAiLkOAD-ALSO DAILY BY NATURAL
BRIDGE TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Leave Richmond daily at haifp past O. A NJ to Staun.
ton by night; secend day 10 Buchanan by 5, P H.
On the return, leave Buchanan at 3 O'Clock A NJ,
arrive al Richmond next day to dinner By calf past
l O'Clock, NJ.
This makes daily line via Natural Bridge to the
White Sulphur Springs.
Fare from Richmond to Buchanan.
do do Richmond TO White sulphur, via
Natural Bridge u
al 6 IL GILL. Sn,narirtandanr
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! AND FOR SALE NhAk KICiMDND,
~ i he subscriber Offers for sa o d small but a
most excellent FARM Of about fifty acres on tie
South side ct tee Williamsburg road near Hnch
mans. two and ia miles from the Old Market.
About tWo.thirds # the La, c.eled, al a con
siderable part now cultivated as market ga. den
Such is its fertility, adaptation and convenience to
market as MAKES il of the mos: desirable places
for market career ard dairy about The city, and
II properly managed, its cost could be easily made
from It's profits The Building can, with bat little
expense, be reLdered comfortable residence with
all necessary conve!enca, and number Of tic best
springs of water the place
Those wishing purchase will please call and
examine for themselves
TERMS very liberal. apply TO Rocert Hastings,
on the premises, or to the pubecrjer
29-dlmw4t SAMUEL HASTINGS
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Richmond, July LIST, 1852.

1T Is A WELL-KNUWN FACT, that
Il OSBORNS DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fine Sky-light Pictures taken for ST.
We would invite all to call soon, as we shall not
take low pictures but few weeks.
We have n ade arrangements 10 take pictures of
sick or deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are from 81 to SO. OSBORN'S
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags
" l3
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pANTs, PANTs-y EsTS, VESTS.
of English and French Fancy Cashmere, and black
Doeskin Pants, Vests in endless variety of fancy
and black figured SILK, Satin Cut Velvet, Merino,
&c, &c. Also, large and most beautiful assert.
ment of Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, Handkfs. Gloves,
Shirts, Collars, Under Shirts, Drawers, &c, &c
Those who want rich goods, and good his, At small
CASH prices, viii call on
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NJ OTICk.-R. K. DUVAL having this day ia.
v ken his brother, J. p DUVAL, into co part
nership, the business will in future be conducted
by Il. IL. Duval & Brother. at the old stand
under the American Hotel We are now receiving
fresh supply of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c
Csc, and hope, by strict personal attention, to merit
portion OF public patronage. K. R. DUAL,
J. p. DUVAL.
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NO STONE MAsONS.-Proposais viii be re-
i ceiyed at this Office until II O'Clock, NJ, On
THURSDAY, the 7th Of October next, for about $50
fineal feet CT stone culvert commencing near the
intersection Of Clay and 7ih streets and extending
up Clay and 9th streets to point near the North
Yves! intersection Of Marshall and 9th streets. the
cuiyert Will be &C mmcnced al depth of Is feet be-
low the surface of 7th street. snd reach its terminus
lon at depth OF l6h feet. its capacity will be u
by feet ciear-sde walls average fest thick, laid
on good bag stones running across and under each
waN--and the cuivert covered with thick, strong
granite slaos-all the stones to be laid with good
cement mortar. Also, calvert 3 by feet clear,
10 be built In the same manner, in the ravine be-
t"esn 9TH and 9th Streets about i40 lineal feet In
Icing h, where no excavation Is needed.
The contractor will enter into covenant with
ample security for prompt and faithful execution Ut
the work, which is wanted soon as il 10 practical
BILE to complete it, All the surplus earth and rub.
Dish TO be removed by the contractor and deposit
ted on 9Th street, North Of Clay street.
Payments will be made on monthly estimates,
with reservation Of ~ per cent until the compile
ton OF TIE work
This estimate has been placed st 80 Is per hnesl
foot. No bid beyond that sum will be considered
Unless the contract be signed within ten dsys
from and after the date Ct the award will DC con-
sidered as abandoned
Sc 30-dtd BATEs Stunt Streets.
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JOB PRINTING.
DISPA TCH OFFICE.
Governor Street, = doors from Main.
RICHMOND "a

Pamphlets, Business Cards,
Circulars, Tickets,
HandbiIls, Blanks, &c. &C.,
Labels, OF every description,
Printed at short notice andsupon reasonable terms
- Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re.
ceiyed and executed in the handsomess style,
10 IL
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A EDAh TAh,-Ihe most successful rempdv
~ now in use for the cure OF Consumption. Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Colds, Asthma Dyspepsa, Piles
Kings Evil, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, SC.
Opinions of the Medical Faculty
BALTIMORE, March II, 1851,
Mrs. B. B. Norris-Dear Madam: 1t gives ma
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) as an excel.
lent preventive curative in the first stages Of
bronchial affections, or diseases of the lungs and
also as very valuable tonic. Yours very respect.
fully, I. Fl. WRIGHT M %.
subscribe, with pleasure and full confidence to
the good effects of the Cedar Tar, prepared and
sold by Mrs. Norris, in many cases OF disease hav.
ing prescribed it frequently and always with good
enects. A. RICH, NJ. D.
March 81, 1851.
Mrs. B. B. Norris-Madam 1t gives me pleas.
ure to recommend to the favorable notice OF the
public your valuable medicine Cedar Tan in bron.
chlal affections and diseases or the lungs.
THOMAS OWINGS, N. D.
baltimore, March 81, 1851.
The Cedar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
community, and some of our own physicians are
recommending it to their patients
We are permitted to refer to the following Ter.
sons, citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out Of
large number, (who, from motives of de!icacy pre-.
fer that their names shoald not be made pubic)
VINO have received great benefit from the use of the
TAI TIT c CrRUr DsQtisi, II Mcseke, Jas R.
Moore, Jno B. Dodd, Charlottesville Va.
Call and see certificates.
.S Beware of counterfeits. The genuine art.
Gle is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent tor Richmond, and
aU General Agent for Eastern VIRGINIA
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rNRULY sURPRIsINg.-Tbe n1ice. ii

ENRULY SURPRlsING.-The prices ,ha.
l. LEVY is selling his Goods at Surprises all
who visit his Store He is selling Mouslaines az 10,
ia and higher; Alpacas Is, Merinos a. a.c fine
all Wool FlsnIe,s at 25c, Worked Collars 6tc.
Muslin Sleeves at 37hc 80, IS and higher; also,
iarge stock OF Lace Sleeves at the same prices:
handsome worked Handkerchief at 81, Is and
90; hid owes + superior quality, white and col.
ored al OILY So Linen Cambria Hdkfs at 62c. 81,
Zoe, l25i, and finer ia ies Calicos at Ct! Shawls
IN endless variety silks OF every description some
OF tie must snifcent ever brought 10 This CITY:
velvet OF ali coiors at great bargains; Bonns, Rib.
ocns Ct all styics, &c. ABRAHAM LEVY, in,
oc POI Efoau she
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The election was afterwards Unanimously
confirmed.
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and from the manufactures ana auction bi'ina,
OF plain, pressed and cut Glss= ookire f,ss.cx
Fancy Goods sc consisting of great Sa,;ass
new and very handsome st7lss and pattarna s, 81
stock is larger than be mas ever had and neains
North Carolina and Tennessee yerv s,aa, sihia'
ments All in want OF Goods in his linz are iD,a:
TO examine his stock before they make ,hs. '..eo
cnases. HUGH A. WATT. sA''
Sc 2l-lm Ns7s Co.,
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ELECTiON OF DHF0T AGENTS.-A
81 resolution ofthe Board Ut Directors CT the Viz =
ginia Central Raj road Company decia1es that all
Depot Agents ehall be elected annually Notice is
now given that on the l4.h of October, at Rich
mond, the Boald will make an appointment of
Agents for all depots the line If the road to serve
during the year 1853.
f. FONTAINE, President
Office Va Central R. R. Co,
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{ UM3Ek, L. UAtBER.-In addition to our
~ genera! assortment of seasoned White Pine
Lumber, we have, in yard over $50 900 feet of
seasoned White Oak and Button Wood
Bonrds, suitable for tobacco boxes. Purchasers
would do well to apply to u.s. either personally or
by letter before purchasing elsewhere.
TOME q hINEHART,
sc l3-2aw3m Port Dep0se Md
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I YOU would consult your own interest, read
Il the following certificate from a well-known gen
teman OF tins city:
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER lST I650-To Mrs. A.
b. Daws-Dear Madam have Used your ''Cou.h
Elixir" in my family for about two years in all
cases OF colds and coughs !; and have, on various
occasions recommended i; to the use OF my friends
and am happy 10 say that, in every instance ii has
given entire satisfaction. Indeed, so habituared
have become to is use, in cases OF coughs ard
c0lds, that | never think of recommending any
other remedy either in NY own family or 10 my
friends. Yours, DC,
JAMES w. LEWELLEN
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY BENNETT &
BEERS, a. BODEkER, CuAS. BECK, and CHAS
YALE, aud Mrs. B. DAVIS, Main street, Rich
mond seq
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81 THE SLEsCiiIBEtI HAV-

80 ing taken the stand formerly oceu ess.Es1ssA
"A pied by the late Geo Mangner, is prepared to
~"' furnish his friends and the public generally,
with good article Of Boots and Shoes as can
be found in this market. He has been employed as
man facturer by the best houses in the city, and
will guarantee SAT- faction to any one who may be
disposed 10 try him.
Sc 29-taw4t* JOHN r. POSCUFN
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MRS. HENRIQUE'S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
fol

MRS. HENRIQUE'S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Richmond.
M RS. H., formerly of this city, and lately of
lvl Lynchburg, wishes to inform her friends and
the public, that she will re open her Academy for
Young Ladies' in this city on the list of October,
over the Sunday School Room of the Syc.
amore Church, on llth street, between Broad
and Marshall streets.
Competent assistance will be employed In any
branch where needed.
TERMs-S2O, $50, and $40, for the English
Branches; Ancient and Modern Languages, each
800.
Each of the above named tuiti IN fees subject TO
deduction Of per cent for those pho engage
their pupils for the Uhoe scholastic gear Of 10 months
andpay each session of fue months in Gdrance.
lions and fidelity as teacher Mrs. H. refers to her
numerous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburg
and Richmond, now residing in this city.
Mrs. III will be found every mornips at the
SCHOOL ROOM, and in the evening at Mrs. Pen.
deton's boarding house, Main street, between 9th
and 10th streets. Sc 22-l2t*
NHIsS ANNIE Z. ALVEY respectfully
I'VE announces to her friends and the public, that
she will give Instruction Ito limited number of
pupils) on the "PIANO FORTE" She begs leave
to refer to the following gentlemen of the Virginia
Female Institute, Stauntor
Rev. R. II. Phillips, Principal.
Rev. J. C. Wheat Vice Principal.
Rev L. I. Casteman
J. c. Engelbrecht, Professor of Music
Also, Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, of this city.
TERMs-S50 per annun, OF IS per month, paya-
blequartery. Residence on End, between Marshall
and CLAY streets. f--I,p<
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oFlCE.-Any good family wishing lh. ser
vlceg u young Irish LADY, who il good
cutter aud MAKER CT dresses and of inst1rct
ing small children, and who would be siding ia
make Eers' 1t useful in he management CT house.
mold affairs generally, will do VT Il to call on us
ToLER 81 COOK,
NC General aqenfa
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E'ALL G0ODS.-A beautiful assortment Just
h in, II the most fashionable STYLES, cheap and
pretty-a description of which, would b. amos
impossible. Call ard examine for yourselves, at
Head Quarters, for fashionable Clothing
E. b. SPENCE,
No i20, corner CT Main and Governor streets
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"a VIRGINIA BAKERy -.
-srees, kasf side, befwee1 ~, sin
- md Cary streets, near shs nau Main

f w. SHANkS ~ j. CANNON hair, -
above Bakery, trust that BY careful ses,;p Tie
curing the best materials and workyen ~ "a pro.
be able TO supply the pubic with spch nea VII
Bread and Fancy Cakes, &c ,as to merit .ss alhy
general patronage - ~, = snare OF
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~ COLOkED AND BLACK SILk5.-We have
now In store elegant stock OF handsome brocade,
rich plaid fancy coiored and black Silks, which We
are enabled and determined TO otter at extremely
low prices They are desirable and fashionable
styles. having been recently selected in New York.
We respectfully invite the ladies to examine our
assortment. HART & MOSES,
81 % 63 afain street..
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q A~A The Fa!rft Id Fall meet
EsG ing will commence on
& TT ES DAY, 9TH Octobs,
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ny the ships rev York, Esc,.n.
2 ton, Excelsior and Empire r. f,e ~
4 Liverpool al New York. H. '. .'.a
scFiber has his [ aH important x
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Il EAPREs = AND HUANUll n. we ara
- snaDied 70 show some'hing new in style or pat
sern' every week, with whith addition. To our n
ways ample stock of Ready.AIade Clothing.
we can Insure every IN want t.ice carmen,
ana beautiful fl, at lower price than The same
eouus mace and trimmed In tho same style can be
purchased elsewhere. ~ 70
an HENRY sHAFER & co.
20 90 no lea Main strt e.. corner 18th.
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ERRlNGS: HEkRINGs:-25 halt obs
Family Roe Hcrrings
5O bbis No Halifax Herrings
so do Noe do do
In store aud for ssle low By A. g. LEE.
au lots
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4 AIDES, aAlrEH BOOTS ~ NALk-
IL isG SHOES just received, several cases VI
ladies' Center Boots and Walking Shoes. Great
bargains can be obtained by calling cary az
HART q MOSES,
80 % 50 Msia street.
ftnhOMEs GREkN, AND ykkulGit1s,
" ground In Oh, for sale by
ass WM n. DADE,
Chemist and Apothecaxy,
Res Main street. near Old Market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14
CITY Intelligence.

TRiMrns PARADE To-DAY-Ihe following is the route
he panes composing the several div ons
line four breast will coupteImarch down Hudson street,
and College place to Murray street MUIR street ana
lass tLropch the Park ia rcview by the Mayor Common
council hoa4 other Officers nf tho
city government, Chief Engineers. and Assistant
Engineers passing CT the east gate Of the Park up
Chatham reetand Fast Broadway Grand street thence
70 Fourteenth street through Fourteenth street 10 and
around Union aquars 10 broadway thence down Bro3d-
way Canal street on the hesd Of the line reaching
Canal street each alternate company win halt the
right and left tide Of Broadway and ta in tho left OF
tho line march through, and dismiss.
ARRIVAL 81 FRrHEy The Wcceacoc and VIM Penn
Hoe Companies OF Philadelphia reached this city last
night auc VIII be in the procession to day.
SUICIDE HANGiNc.-Coroncr Ives was Yesterday no
ufed To hold inquest on tie body us an a-sd man
named Robert l,rdsai native OF this country aged GO
yeais who was found yesterday morning hanging the
neck in stable at No. l45 Charles street AS soon a.
the body was discovered The rope cut the uDfortu-
nate man lowered down. and nhysicians sent Tor mme-
dately but al efforts to restore him proved Intellectual
The deceased it resided with relative at No 133
Charles street ana only ef Tho housc about hour
fore he was found suspended by he neck in the stable.
No ms iato cause can be signed for the act An in
quest will be held on the body this day.
RESCUED Fros URowstSG.--0n Saturday afternoon n
young woman, named Magdens schalfer jumped or fell
into The river from The Houston street ferry boat md af
ter much difficulty. rescued from drowning by two
young She then removed to tho Eleventh ward
station house by officer Barton where with medical
siStonce, she soon recovered.
FRrs.-Abont one O'Clock yesterday morning fire
broke ont in stable the Of teenb street cd
Irving place i'll which two horses destroyed The
total loss il Estimated at 500 The fire IL supposed
have been the work Of N noendsry. Captains Whigan
aud Turnbui were early on the ground About o'clock
on Saturday eyenp. another fire breks ont in grocery
atore on the corner OF Spring and Macdougal streets,
which oocasioned by the bursting OF q camphsno
lamp II was cnguished without causing much damage.
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SUNDAY, June 1876 PM.
With all the Abundance Of nioneywith the low prices
ruling for moncyssirs In Wall street exhibit no i'm
porant change and possess interest This is usually
the ease during periods Of plenty II is only In times
scarcity that look sudden variations in prcc
and exciting movements in the money market Every
thing now slips along smoothly and quietly. Any cunt
Of capital be obtained fol almost any purpose and
as strange as may appear speculation only moderate
y active. swith the utmost caution that eur shrcwot
operators move They do not appear to comprehend the
present or prospective position Of financial affairs They
have prccodcnts for their government and hardly dare
Judge Of the future by past events Tint we are about
entering upon period of prosperity greater and Of more
permanent character than ever before known In the
history OF the country, one can for a mo.
mcnt doubt; but capitalists generally appear to have
but very vague idea OF what will DO tho
result The MOTT tmid capitalists arc afraid to touch
anything opprehensiye Of some revolution, or re-
vusion, but OF what nature they appear TO DO equally
ignorant. This doubt has tendency to limit the trans
actions Of few, but the rapidly progressing
going ahead to the full extent Of facilities obtanedand
the result is likely TO DE Of the satisfactory charac
ter. Money IL becoming more plenty every day The
weekly arrivals Of specie largely exceed the departures
and the accumulation il going very fat Our banks
have several millions chan they want and the dead
weight Of such murt tend 10 reduction ., diyi.
aN.s.. They eolid w.i .pg.G portion % lisy
Lave but There 10 its probability % i-a.n Of any
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Superior Court-Part second.

Before Lion. Judge SANFORD.
JvNE I1--RprofS X. NorflpIy against Edlcrrd Harh
-0n the 24th OF May 1851 the defendant "a member Of
the rn 81 CROMWELL aght Co. merchants in this city
exchanged bay mare, with the plaintiff pair roam
horses warranted sound giving the plaintiff check on
the National Bank in tits city, for $500 in consideration
Of such exchange air BaigLt took the horses to hi,
country residence. at Mott Haven On tie day Of sale
and the following day, being sunday, drove them to
church, in this city with his tamily. On the way TO
church. OK the horses, IL is alleged showed SYMPTOMS
of ang and their arrival home tho animal continued
10 fail ropdly and the following day no died ON
Mr. HsiRbs arrival in town he went to the Bank and
requested them nc; TO pay the S3oo check ubseq ucntly
the plaintiff presented the check for payment but was
refused and this suit is brought for the recovery there
for. hr. Richard Busted conducted the case for the
plaintiff, and contondod that the horse perfectly
healthy aud sound at the time Of sale but ded from
posure and want OF proper and treatment tho
part Of the defendant: all Of which denied by Mr.
Kirkland who produced several witnesses for the defence
Verdict for plaintiff 1872 being the amount Of the check
wit interest
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way New fork.The proprietor OF this hay
confined himself e%eusiyely to the i'm of Paris
hantias embracing every nov design hat Partisan inse
nuy and skill could invent and from his i0ng
aud practical kno wodgc Of His business he feels justified in
sserting TINT there il uniqueness and pquanay strk
manifest his Marta to place them beyond the
reach Of competition The great patronage which he has
hitherto received and his inability IN instap to
the requirements Of bis numerous patrons render it
indispensable that enlargement of his should be
with little delay possible lie has accordingly
made arrangements tohave extended at least 40 fees
lough He is preparing take his departure for
Europe order TO make for thoel trade
viii therefore DISPOSE of his present varied and splendid
stock of nautas Grape End other Shaws ut sueh moJe
pIiees must inevitably meet the appreciation Of tbs
GEO BULPIN, SCI Broadway.
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Thcufrycnv aud Musical

fHr TBEAfRss-ht Niblo's. Broadway and Castle G ar
den ballet performances will be gives this evening and
ut the Bowery Buron's National and Lyceum dramatic
pieces Of very attractive character. Donctts troupe
OF trained animals will exhibit, usual, ct the Aston
Pace Opera House.
TnE GrasAs GIrr I'm correction Of IN error
10 date which occurred in yesterday paper tho Gec
Cubs from Other cities Will arrive here Saturday
ing next and will be received by the Lederkrau1. when
they win proceed by torch light to the Apollo rooms
The following day sunday they will give sacred concert
al Metropolitan Hall, ana on Monday evening they viii
celebrate their third grand festival in the same place
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Marine Affairs.

sTr.asuiPs GREAT HR1AIT AND HUMBOLDT. Capt.
Clark Of the snip Jamas Wright arrived yesterday from
Liverpool spoke on the eth inst Mt 10 A. in long
CO 30 the steamship Great Britain hence for Liverpool
and at the day, in lat Al So, long g. tho
steamship Humboldt, hence for TaYre. Capt 9. caleu-
lates that The G. B. forty miles ahead Of The Hum
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Court Calendar-ThiB a sy

SrpPEMy COURT CmcJu-Nos 32I, $751; 373, $50 81
o94, 3o6 39T, $50, 400, 5o1, 400, sOj 40S. 40s
SurRrNir CoUrT--Special Tcrm--Motion Calendar.
Urirrp STATES DIsrRIcr CouRr.--Adourued to Tues.
day.
COMMON PLE.-part 1---Nos. 635 1919 to 1856 inclu-
siyc (all odd numbers). Part 2Nos 725, 7sG 1872 to
S14 inclusive (a even uumbers), and SlS.
surERoR Court Two branches) Nos. 365 ga 63s.
Geo. G69 Gsss. 1913. SOL 66 COG CO.. 705, TO 72l to
723 $685. col Go3 Gil, $40 45I $50, 6sI s27 ,29 y3o
"a