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To Builders, Carpenters, and Contractors.


HAVING taken greet pains to lay in goo,l ,,:,;
4 general assortment OF BUILDING HARD
WARE. am now prepared 10 offer TO those want
ing Suc! goods such Inducements rs am cnuviGct,i
will Ssiit. am determined not to be understood NV
any house in Washington. All my goods come Il,
rtrt from the manufacturers. which enables M, to
offer them at New Iork and Philadelphia prir,.,; ,
and making the building mlte rial ,ny principal i,.idf
think can come a little under Others in tli- Inc
OF business.
cnunerate in part Nor Villa, Nor. Hotel, E.,,,
Nor. Sliding Door. Locks and latchcs. Nor. MIMI
Latchrs Plated Furniture. Horizontal, pr1 ul.;. i,u
rel, Cottage, Hotel, Western, and Novelty Rim
Locks aid l.atcics. Rim LatcheS, all k,i-; White
forceini! Knobs with Porcelain Rose. or rialc Fur
iii:ntc; DARK Mini Grey Mini, Fariegatcd Mini
ana all kinds of Rose and Fancy color Knobs Ia,
Front Parlur kHqh% with the patent Silver gl;Ss
Knobs. article that needs only 10 be brushed GN
10 clean it. and always showing fine plate tee old
plated knobs, When they cleaned leaves Il dirty
Spnt on i'ih door. Also. Sash FatcunaS all the iIL
ieF"nt patterns; Window Blind Fastciiiugs I,,>lt.
Shutter !:ls"nings. Cupboard Catches, Hooks ani
Eyes. i.o,lie and Fast joint Butt. Hinges P;.iit
NEST Hinges, Plant s Partners pateaI Shti:lr,
Hinges, Bolts OF all kimS. Nails. Screws Hat ain,
Cost Hooks. Pu!leys. Sash " egit Sash Cord. ai
many Other things too numerous 10 mention, which
Will be sold low. L.. WHEELER,
~ - Sign Of the Gnn and Paddock.
{ il 9-lIuc0 Opposite Crowns H,ir..
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...@a EMERSON lNsTE'Tgc'sE.
Select, Classical, G Mathematical School for
-. - .-..-s $50 .r Rnys -.t-.
CHAS. B. YOUNG.A. NJ. PR,yr1p,

= FII-Ns' d. fVCINRI. n VI, FRINIfFAf.
RHIS institute situated rear the corner of II :,n,
i 18th streets, and formerly known as iToodh,ir, :
Academy viii reopen OH the first Monday in Sep
tember, Parents who wish 10 give their <nns i ,hGr
pugh classical and mathematical traini.. are re
specially advised thai the terms IRE comparatively
high since the number Of pupils IS lnitcd a Iiah
grade o; scholarship is aimed at by The Principal
while they viii reflect credit on him. viii b.. an hon-
or Ia themselves and those who send fne!a. He
would therefore give Them individual attention. The
>choai-rnoE has been handsomely fitted up VIII.
Boston desks. neal mailing. *.
Terms PET quarter. for tie till course. sll: for
the English branches. $40 Payment III al. ;.Ilrc.
For further particulars aFf!y (by note) to lie Prn-
ciIlll. or 10 ihn folio ,ync - - - -
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.ZfHk These slips having been Miilt by con
E45 NJ tract expressly fur G1yeriacHt service.
every has lttcn taken IN tcir constructions n.
also in their engines, 10 insure strength and speed
ami their c,i,liS g ,as>ei,urrS arr aIeegal-
ed for elegance and cpnl!:lt.
Price Of passage Enm New Amk n Liverpool in
first calm, Si9d; lii second cabin, so. Exclusive
Use Of SX, STATE rooms 800. From Liverpool
Ia New York. f,i and f11.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
M brrlhs can be secured until paid tor.
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For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk

NJ eli - The steamer D:St'EOIA having
zSr1.9r1sr.ys been hornIei, repaired cornnirnc-
al cunning regularly o The abayc places the 9th
instant: leaving Washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday n 9u'cock. 4. III: returning, leave Nor
folk every Monday ana Thursday. NJ O'Clock. p.
IA. She touches regularly af PiIcy Point. Old
Point. Cone River, and the Intermediate landings ON
the Potomac. for SIGNALS OF 20 iand and arrives at
Norfolk an time for lie James River boats, and for
The Southern
Passage and fare To Norfolk - o.
g s. Old Point 400
O {. i'nry PANT 90
JAMES MITCHELL.
jy 1-dif ..-- Captain.
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.

a. pPlNl)NS of lttE hEDlt AL FACt LEY.
.'' BALTIMORE. Mrrch II. 1851.
Mr.. b. r. NoIrs--Dear Ma,am: il gives me
-gfeat pleasure III accommodating 10 public favor Your
valuable medicine, Cedar Tar.) an ryccIrn. pre-
vrntate cnrativ' in tie first stages OF bronchial
affections. or diseases OF the lungs and also as Il
very valuable tonic. Yours, very respectfully.
Il. III. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
B,LTrMORr, MnTch y, 1881.
Mrs. r. r. Nnrris-Madam: II gives me pleasure
to recommend 10 the favorable notice of the public
Your valuable medicine. Cedar Tar.) in bronchial
affections and diseases OF the lun@s.
g ....flr THOMAs OwINGS. NJ. ID.
We invite the attention OF the public To the follow
ing certificate from the Rev. Augustus Webster, DID,
of he Pastors of ST. Johns Church, Liberty st.,
Baltimore: .
BALTIMORE. Oc.ober %, 1851.
Mrs. =. B. NarnS-Gr2r sfadsiT Having used
your Cedar Tar with beifiii 81 ',iy tpYat very
cheer;y give my testimony to it, excellence.
With respect, al A. WEBSTER.
BALTIMORE, May y. 1851.
Mrs. Nnrris-Dear Madam: Permit M. 10 say Ia
you rtle beneif OF others similarly afflicted. that
taken last November with Il severe cough and a
general weakness that completely pr0sfratrd me-
For several months was lar reduced llin, irnl'd
not attend Ia my business. terabie 80 weak maj
was not able To sit up for than baif hour at
a time, when would be- compelled 10 lie down TO
gain strength tried dozen different articles. re-
commended to Inc as ciires but received u" relief
from any of them. My cough and weakness iHffrlS-
ed. and in fact, was tar gone iiiaf seriously
though, should die, when heard Of your valuable
nletiicne. the Cedar Tar. tried it, and had taken
il bh lew days before found great relief. My APP
petite beraine coed that could anything that
was placed before me. | would recommend ii IN
all afflicted like myscIf Il certain cure, for con
slider myself now perfectly well.
Yours respectfully. J. r. MARTIN.
..'.+ .. ''.'.. ! Dr.. No l2S. Franklin succt.
For sale b. Druggists throughout the City aud Dis
lrict OF C0lulUba.
l. {l. Price 81 per bottle, Or sin bottles for s..
iy .-u ,... ....... .. ...... ..-.. - I'D.
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METROPOLITAN HARDWARE STORE


Pehnsi" cre,,se. be- rscd w cad l0M streets.
NEXr DOOR To GAIT x RgnrHFRs' JEwELRy STORE,
WASHINGTON. pc.
GOODS AZ Low, Wholesale or retail, rs in any
~ city IN The Union.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Particular attention given To this department in
prnc,Irin. and .crping constantly on hand great
variety of the latest and most approved style al
Goods required by Carpenters and builders.
COACHNIlkEES AND SADDLERS HARD
WARE.
The oa!y complete assortment in the District, con
sI'iing al everything required in the business.
d. Er-MAkER~ AND UPHOLSTERY
GOODS.
Looking Glass Plates. Hair Cloth. Curlcd Hair.
Moss, Gimp. and Gimp TacRs, Webbing. Smins,,
Castor, Walnut, Mahogany, ami Rose Wooa
Moulding, sc.
SPORTING GOODS.
Guns. Rifles. Pistols. Ammunition of all kinds,
Bowls Knives, Gun fMings, Fishin. Tackle, &c.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. a. .
Very superior Table Cutlery. Kitchen Utensils.
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, German Silver and
britannia. Ditto. ...
- a. FOR VARIETY STORES.
Bird Gage, Bat Balls, Marbles. India Rubber
Goods, Percussion Cap. Fishing Lines. prnknivr>.
Tacks, Pistols. Sc, very low ut wholesale.
.-iy ll-cO'in H. LISD>I.EY.
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DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS x 90,
rt ....l .sy - M. Il, h;,u Sl,eel, n, Y.
r. BROWN, Sl.IELEE s Co,
liverpool.
sa.iii -. r.. G. ROBERTS x CO..
...t iT..f Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
]. MUNRDE s. co,
a6 Rue N"ire IAme dies Eiut0ires, Paris.
t GEO. u. nRAHER, Iia,r..
Tie QNLeE VI icse si.i..S viii iit: he accountable
for gald, silver. balloon spacr, ewclry, precious
stones, or f. ,al> unless bills OF fading signed
therefor, and the value tl>reot therein expressed.
iy6.. -'' " '
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Mrs. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY.
1Vl E!Iie thai hath an eaT to hear let him hc0T.

20. i ..f BALTIMORE, N0y. 10, iSi5
Dear Mn!am,-The duties 0IB,y business have eN-
posed me 10 colies, cold. asthma and pulmonary az
fcctioHs. have been dtpriyeu nj the power o! AZ.
tending Ia ihr duties OF my profession, and should
have been had it not have been for the benign effects
of ybnr INDICATED CANDY. tried it bul i few
hours before began to reap t;.a a.:aniase Of lis
effects. MvcOlgh and hGaESrneSS !cIt iBe,
MY LUNGS ARE HEALED. % 10
and my appetite greatly improved. !. therefore, have
no liesitlIion in adding my testimony Ia that OF the
many WHO have experienced the benefits of your va
able Cough Candy. WILLIAM MERCER.~
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
District nfComhia, generally a; iv'-r
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GE OAR TAR.

T'IIE most successful remedy now in
i ,l> Tor The cure of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA
I'd. DYSPEPSIA, PILES, KINGS EVIL.
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS, LIVER, 9c..
Prepared and refined by
Wrs. II. Il. Norris, No. BIB, fsalf. a..
-f... - BALTIMORE, MD.
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e>..l NEW YORK, BREMEN,

The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
TON, Captain Il. M. Fitch: HERMANN, CAPTAIN
T.. Hsgigs, '.it .. sf.. H.
These steaiaerS Stop al southampton both going
aud returning. tiE .
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TOTHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
- @ s

FTNRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
l. Leave daily, except Sunday, at and { a. M,
81 and ) p. IN.
On Sunday N T. M, and , y. m.
The Train at p. m. is Express and stops only AT
Annapolis Junction and Relay the Others al all way
stations
Trans al s a. m. and 3x p m, connect with An
napos.
Trains ri 6 r. m. and p. M, connect West.
Trains al g and a. M and ; d. m connect East.
Fare from Washington Ia Baltimore 81 %
DO do do and return | 20
do do. Annapolis %
DO do do and return 30
The round trip tickets must in all cases be pro-
cured al the Office, and are good for the day upon
which they are issued. T. ii. PARSONS,
il Loft Agent
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LOVET's WAHPENE.

9 r. SYLVESTER, carnor Of 9th and H
~. streets, sole Agent tor this District has
jast received two gross Of the above article, =
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A SINGULAR DKvIcE.-A singular cir


A SINGULAR DEvICE.-A singular cir
cnnstance exhibiting in a remarkable
degree the rejecting faculties OF wolf, is
related as having taken place at Signo-le-
Petit, small town on the borders of
Champagne. A farmer, one day, looking
through the hedge Of garden, observeda
wolf walking round about his mule, but
unable to get at him, on account of the
mules constant kicking with his hind
legs. As the farmer perceived that his
beast was so well able, to defend itself,
he considered it unnecessary to render him
any assistance. After the attack had
lasted fully quarter of an hour, the wolf
ran off to o neighboring ditch, where he
several times plunged into the water. The
farmer imagined he done this to refresh
himself after the fatigue he had sustained,
and had no doubt that his mule had gained
complete victory; but in a few minutes
the wolf returned to the charge, and
approached as near as be could to the head
Of thel mule, shook himself, and squirted
quantity of water into the mules eyes,
! which caused him Immediately to shut
them. That moment the wolf, leaped
upon him and killed the poor mule before
the farmer could come to his assistance. .
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FRESH NORFOLK oysTrRs
NEW MUSIC.

lust received this morning ..';.i
- Lament Of the Blind Orphan Girl; Annie Lowe
Ida May; TnUu art gone from my gaze; The Old
church yard; Der the blue Wave; Flow ah thou
sI mug river; Home again; Do they nss me ai
home: Yes, we miss thee; Aunt Harriet BeecIl:l
Stowe. Moment dream Polka; Napoleon Polka:
Paris Polka; Affection Schntl>che; Home do En-
pire Polka; Bunker Hill GuickStcp; Gotlianie do
Atlantic Sclotfscbf; in addition 10 a large rs sort
Inent of the newest and most siicct PUBLICATIONS.
We receive music only week and, THEN iron,
the publishers in Boston, New York, aud baltimore.
Any piece mol tn Dc iOund in our assortment will be
produced the following Tuesday morning
,.a. .rt 5l... O.. ,.,-,. JOHN +. ELLIS,
jy 10 ... Pa. avenue. bet. 9TH 4 10th sig.
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" I'm a Dresden theatre, not long sine,

1 NJ In a Dresden theatre not long since,
Ira Aldridge. the Ethiopian tragedian,
was acting 4Otheilo, when "Desdemo-
ma" appeared in the last scene in a real
bed, having on real night clothes The
ladies were greatly shocked, some cried,
j some tainted, some left the theatre, others
looked up with becoming foyaltyto the
royal box, and seeing that Her Gracious
Majesty never took off her eyes from the
interesting negro, they followed her ex-
emple. ca
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Tl,HE LAST LEAF FROM St'NNY' SIDE: by H.
Trusta, with Il memorial vi the author; by Aus
tin Phelps. -" Too
A Hundred Shor, Tales. for Children, from the
/ German OF {. Non Schmidt; 50 cents. i'
Thee Months under the Snow; the Journal of 4
i1ns iniahiiani OF the Jula, from The FEench OIL
| }. POrehait; 30 cents, W.. W.. - "a.
: Tte Lamp and the Lantern; or, Light for the
ient anu t.e Traveller; by james Hamilton, d. D.
History 81 Rhode Island and Newport in be Past
! by the Rev. Eastward Peterson; So
jy9 GRAY &RAlLAN'TyNC.
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TIE New York and Liverpool United
STATES Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line 4
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EDUCATION.
ILASSICAL AND MATHEM ATT7aI.

~ ACADEMY--tTn the eottaue on 1;aver,,or ,srsa, s
RssTig Res 9pppsaarfs the Gayeraors hoaseERNEsT
cipeis--Fhe above institution. intended 10 nanar,
thoronah CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL Ed
IOAItON as tar as necessary Tor entering any col
iege o. fne country. viii go into operation on the
FIRST MONDAY IN 0cToBE NEXT. for
tse following ten months. The subscribers who
nave been connected with two of the most prominent
Institutions in the State aud have acquired an inti
mate acquaintance both with the reaureu,ents of
co'teses and the deficiencies of preparation fatter
the public.
The Classics and the Modern Languages win be
taught by Dr.. +. Noiger; the Mathematics aud Enr-
lish branches by Mr.. George S. Pefton. IfneesssaTv
competent assistants will be employed
TERMS.
For Classics and Mathematics S5o for each of the
Modern Languages S2o-one- half payable ia advance.
the remainder on the lst of March
For particulars see our Prospectus, which viii be
eirculsted as soon possible.
Early applications are desired. Apply 70 either of
the undersigned. Dr.. Yolzsr may be round st his
office. corner of Main and lltl streets and Mr. Pat
ton-for the next ten days-at his fathers residence,
corner OF 9th aud Franklin streets.
ERNEST yoLGER.
GEORGE S. PATTON.
REFERENCES:
Visitors and Faculty of University ofVa.: Faculty
Of Virginia Military Institute; Rev. Dr.. Edward Ro-
binson New York: Professor Lon gfeilow and Doctor
CharessBee fHarvard University, George Ticknor,
Esq., Boston.
At a mactng fthe Board of Visitors held Tues
day June 2Sth, 1855
ciste the learning, zeal and ability of DR.. EVoiger
who for time acted Assistant Instructor in the
School of Modern Languages in the University OF
Virginia, ana deeply regret, well the which
placed him under the necessity of relinluishing his
official employment i'll the institution as the loss OF
his valuable services.
Teste, s. 6. TUCKER,
Secretary or BoaGd of Visitors.
DR.. Ernest Nolger has during two sessions acted rs
Assistant Instructor III the School OF Modern Lam
guages. Profound ald extensive learning, combined
with great facility and tact in communicating know
ledge TO Others have secured him unusual success
as Teacher. In his private intercourse with stu
dents, also, his hghtoned principles and gentleuaniy
department have exercised most hea!thtul i:Ru-
am well convinced, therefore, that DR.. yolger is
eminenty qualified 10 direct III CHER Latin school,
and well deserves the confidence parents and
dams. II. SCHELE De WERE,
Prot. OF Modern Languages, &c.
University of Va, June. ist, 1876.
do, with great confidence, recommend Mr. Geo.
S. Patton eniuentiy qualified TO take charge of
Classical and Mathematical Academy. Mr.. Patton
OF the most disflugUishe i graduates Of his
class and possesses qualifications that entitie him to
most liberal support.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent.
Va. Military Institute, Aug. IL, 1875.
au 2i-3tawtOct
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IFNTINE SALAMANDER SAFES

NJ The sshseiilsi is now receiyin q full assort-
r,ept OF IS. C. He-nng's WildeI's Patent sALA-
MaNDER SAFESa tNone Others are genuine but
.bose made iy Herring.l His SAFES have stood the
fest of a thousand fires, took the Premium ct the
World,s Fair, and will take 1t every where. The
ra,s5 n have them manufactured to order, of any
DE from SS5 to $1,000 All merchants, brokers' banks
and raon,ed men should have q Herrins's Patent
49, Lection. n. McCANDLISH, in,
w. 1S8 Cary street.
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The corporation of Montreal have appointed Mr.
Trudeau acting Mayor.
Mr.. John Wilkins, author of '.civiiza;iou, died
very suddenly in London.
The Methodists of Maine are trying TO raise Sy5,
oo0 to establish female collegiate institution
David N Mcintosh, prominent shipwrigin, Of
Charleston, died in that city on Thursday last.
"A DR.. Barton has been convicted in Pike county,
NO., OF burglary. =
w. II. Fixing was shot and killed a. Alsiers, La,
rev days ago, by John G. Fleming.
Therrip Of the North Star, Is said to have cost
Com. Vanderbilt Sa50oo0
Deaths in 81. Louis for the week ending the 10th
instant, 81.
Mrs. Harriet Beechcr Stowe was in Washington
city, on Saturday.
The whole amount subscribed towards the Clay
Monument in ST. Louis sl2,60o
Two sons OF Z. d. Jones, in Covinvton. XIV. were
poisoned on Tuesday, from ealing mushrooms
The printers of Memphis have consributed over
800 TO aid their New Orleans Craftsmen.
The last Legislature Of Missouri subscribed sssc-
900 to five different railroads.
A young man named r. Jennings Wright, shot
himself with a pistol on Monday. on the Race
coarse, near Lexington Ky, and died
Frederick CARRIER was murdered at Fort Wayne,
Ind, on Thursday by three men named Schrinpf
Hill and Spank, who were arrested.
Macaulay will not have the sl,ird voiumeof bis
History of England ready for pablication before
the fall OF The year 1854 ~
burglars set handled roughly 10 Evansville. ind-
They decoy them into the act and then saoo' tlsm-
The Miilerites have fixed upon asy ia 1874. -
the date q the destruction q the world iney ssy
fhere viii be no mistake sbouf !. this tirse.s
we should cire as we would receive cheerfsiiy.
ouirkly and uhou; hesitation; for there y no grace
ia a benefit tia. stisks 70 the iingesa
There isno fear Of knowing too much though
there Il great fear IN practising too littic The most
doing man shall be the most knowing Iaau
The German Journalists sppsar 70 havs made g
ti,ns al iAsae between Russia and Turkey msy
arranged, new disputes win sooa break oGs tctwso
fhese Powers.
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lad, Is years of age, named John Rodman, was
engaged in fishing from pier in New York, on Sat
urday last, when an anchor attached to the bows of
ship fell and broke his leg. He was taken to the
hospital where he died the same night 1t is mes-
toned as an instance of New York humanity, that
the poor sufferer was taken directly past his mo-
theirs door, in spite of his piteous begging to be left
there, and that she was not informed of his fate
until he was dead
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BY J. A. CowARDIN.

vhe DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
.xrx am . QUARTER cENTs PER wEEk, payable 10
the Carrier weekly. Price Tor mailing "a year in
advance.
The WEEKLY DIsrATeH is issue5 every Friday,
and mailed 10 s,hscribefs st 81 per annBm.
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RICHMOND, Sept. t3. 1858. Sc 1i-Sta
lanes WOODHOUSE, (late Nash &


- Woodhouse.) PIANO FORE Warerooms, Eagle
Square, Richmond he
The subscriber has tor sale at his warerooms above
his bookstore. assortment Of PIANO FORTES, as
extensive BE seen at any other establishment Mt
of the kind in the Union. In order to keep up this
variety, he is constantly supplied from three OF the
largest reliable and distinguished manufactures
in the United States, viz A. Stoddart & Co., J. B.
Durham, andJ. Chickerins.
instruments of these makers can be furnished at
S22 $3.50 $27j, $780, $780, 1915. Sf0o, $3.50, $500, up
to $50 Comprising an assortment, from the lowest
priced good instrument the richest and most ele
gant-the difference in finish and number OF octayes
constituting mostly the variation in prices.
All instruments frem the above makers have their
names upon them, and warranted perfect in tone,
touch, workmanship and durability
The subscriber pledges himself 10 exchange or take
back any Piano sold by him, which may prove other
wise than good.
Orders from the country promptly and faithfully
executed, and Pianos packed securely to go any dis
tance without injury.
Old Pianos taken i'll part payment.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
The subscriber has for sale several secondhand
Piano Eortes 10
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News has been received per felesraph'from 81
Louis to the effect that Colonel Fremont has been
compelled to abandon his journey Of exploration
to California overland and to return TO St Louis,
or account of the condition Of his health This Is
very much TO be regretted.
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CII1NA.-By way OF San Francisco we have some
inteligencefrou China although it is no later than
that previously received via England. letter
from Hong hang, dated June alst says:
''The Insurgents have. it appears, succeeded in
taking Yangehow, town lying 20 miles up the
Grand Canal on the northern bank OF the Yang
tszekean, which circumstance has filed the En-
peror with extreme anger and SORROW Several
high officers are in consequence disgraced but the
blame is chiefly laid upon keshen, vino, with Chin
kinshow, was intrusted with the defence of the
country lying north of Marking"
The China Mail says, it was reported that the in
surgents had commenced their march for Fuhchau
where We may expect to hear of desperate strug-
gle, there being 1000 Tartar troops in that
city, while third of the inhabitants within the
walls are also Tartars
The Emperor is in bad way for money and had
established paper currency.
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rE,HE MISSES MYERS, SCHOOL will

a be re-opened tat their residences 18th street, on
the 9Th of October next.
Instruction In The several EngAh branches Will as
heretofore, be under their own supervision; aud in
French under that OF Mr. n, A. STAfCOS.
Lessons the Piano will be taught by Miss ].
MYERS.
Terms, for the session Of 10 months viii bs made
known on application al the School
Sc I3-2aw3ws ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29

The Abingdon pTrgiaiaa states that the negro
Pc, Smith. who has been convicted of rape. is to
he hung--she statement thatlae WAS to have new
Trial hasing been erroneous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-29

Dr. Osborn, who was SO brutaliy assaulted Ia
the streets of New York last week, has died c the
i,ries he at that time received.