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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-23

NOTICE.-We offer for sale at public
~ auction on the 9Th June, all of our Property,
In the county of Surry Cabin Point, consisting
of 1882 acres of Timber Land, Saw Mill and Fix
lures, four Wagons, l6 Mules, and some other Pro-
perty.
TERMS for the Land made known ON the day of
sale. For the Mill and Fixtures negotiable notes. at
and months, with approved endorssrs Other
property, for all of $50 and under cash; over
that amount, negotiable notes, at months-the
notes to bear interest from date.
ie p dtdc2t PHILIPS & HOPKINS
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BY TAYLOR 8 WILLIAMS. -

DEAL ESTATE IN ADAMS, VALLEY
~ AT sAUCTfON.-On FRIDAY. 93d inst q sts
O'clock p. NJ, upon the premises viii be sold neal
Brick Tenement and Lot, en- the west side Of Rail.
road or 18th street, containing rooms In perfect or
der, having beeen recently repspaiEed. F'.7s sss
Aiso, Lots on Ridge street. near the Old Dstilie-
~, with Brick Tenement thereon. ~
TERMs-0ne third cash; balance at and 9 months.
with interest.
. ia 10 TAYLOR A. VJJTTA a,,.t. 20
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A I Meeting OF the Council Of the City
IA of Richmond, held June l2ih, 1854, the follow
ing resolution adopted:
Resolved, That poll be and the same is hereby
directed to take the OF the freeheders Of the
City. on the question whether the Council on behalf
of the city of Richmond. may subscribe TO the STOCK
of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, compa-
ny incorporated for q work OF internal Improvement
in this State part of which Ia constructed in and
this city, an amount not exceeding one hundred
thousand dollars TO enable the said Company TO
plete the road which IL now under contract west of
Staunton that the time Of poll be Monda the TWEEN
ty-tourth day of July next; and that this resolution
be published for month"; land afterwards until the
day of the po) In At least two newspapers OF this
city. A Copy.
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GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
BY ALEX. MOTT l. CO.
II ARGE STOCK OF sADDLERY AT

- AUCTI o N.-The Subscriber anticipating a
change in his business the lst of July next offers
until the 9th of June bich time he will sell ali
the remaining stock at Auction His stock consists in
part of about 200 sets of COACH. BUGGY and CART
HARNESS, alarge portion of them very fine Also
about $50 fine SADDLES, including some of the
fnest have ever had made Also, very large lot Of
WHIPS of every description; in fact the largest
stock of every article usually kept Saddery es-
tablishment) ever saw.
Persons in want of such articles and W no are in
the habit of settling every six months shall have ev-
cry article charged TO their account at cash price
II there are any accounts standing against JOS H.
Colquitt, Agent, myself in ivdualy persons hay-
ing them requested to bring them in for settle
ment. JOS. H COLOuITT
Sale conducted by
my "a MOTT A. CO Apcta
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BALrImoRE, June 2l-The Susquehanna railroad
consolidation bin has passed both branches OF the
Baltimore council despite the mayors veto, and be-
comes law.
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.

~ The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street is extensively prepared TO execute every de-
scription OF PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low prices,
for cash.
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
presses. my II
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THE CANADA AT BOSTON

BosToN, Jnne 22.-The Canada reached her wharf
this morning. Her mails will be sent South this
evening.
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nISSOLUTION.-The Co-Partnership
IL heretofore existing under the firm Of COURT
EEY Il HILL, IL this day dissolved by mutual ccn-
sent. Our books bonds and accounts placed in
the hands Of Mr.. J G. Courtney, and he alone 10 sa-
thofised 60 settle eli claims due the firm
THOS L COURTNEY,
lie E-lW JAS. g. HILL 81
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time. II, however, they shouid be able to do 90,
most terrible battle Is expected Immediately to fol-
The position Of affairs In the East, since tho sail
ing OF the last steamer has not materially changed
There has been no further lighting Of moment; aud
anairs along the banks at the last accounts were
quiet.
Great efforts continue to be made in Russia to
raise immense armies
SPAfs.--The Black Warrior affair remains In the
same unsettled state
FRAscE-Frsnce is comparatively quiet, but &C
lively engaged in operations.
SERyrA-A letter from Constantiuople saws that
arrangements concerning Servia have been def
niteiy agreed upon between the Divan and the Ia.
ternuncio OF Austria. This arrangement eusran-
ties that Servian territory shall be respected so
long as symptoms calling for the prompt iuterven-
lion OF Austria do not occur. The Seryan militia
number about 10000 men, and are to be put under
arms.
THE MARKETS
SBTeadsfa5s.The circulars differ materially as to
ofeaastahs some quoting slight advance and others
decIne The truth, however, is, that the market
iS"esk, with limited sales. Brown Shipley quote
Canal st Sss ASA Sd Baltimore. 3as Cd a3es: good
ONE, Sss as0s White Wheat, lis. LEAD aI2s i'd:
hed, Tvs I'D alls I'd; White Corn 39s.a4Os Yellow,
Provisions Brather quote bee f firm;
pork duili bacon firm, at 39s a4s.; with a large m-
Eott demand Lard advanced 3s closing ar 5os-
Load5a Money Market Bell Sons reported Uni
d states stocks more active at shsde higher rates
ll0slos; ditto stocks e. 60, lO.all03. Pennsylva-
MIA SIS s3a85 Mary and SIS GLASS
The bullion in the bank had increased SO, 1000
Consos had greatly fuctuated but closed at Saaels
Tor money and account Eagles 75s 3D.
GEN. GoSzALEs-We find the following in the
Washington Union of yesterday
To the Editor Of the 'Uaioa:
SIR: statement is going the rounds Of the press
connecting with Cuban expedition at the
Southwest: / beg to say that far as l am con-
cerned IL Is unfounded. | have full confidence in
the President and in his ability to attain success.
shall abide by his action as long that confidence
Is unimpaired.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient ser.
vant, AsaBRosIo JOSE GONZALES.
DEATH By LIGHrNING.-We regret to learn that
youth about 10 years old, the son OF Mr.. james
smith, was struck by LIGHTNING about o'clock, P.
NJ. on the 18th, and instantly killed. The deceas-
ed was ploughing in field the foot of the House
Mountain when the storm came up. The horse was
severely stunned but not killed.
Ierf0Dfo1 I'm Gn-ette
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WANTED-Six or eight good BRICK
W LAYERS-good wages and steady employmn t
given Enquire at the Office of the Superintende mt
Of the Richmond and Danville Railroad.
lie 22-St*
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SERVANr WANTED.-I wish to hire
~ for the balance of the year, smart active Ser
want, to work in & store.
WILLIAM A. BUFFERS,
je 23-6t 157 Main street
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HONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold.
~ for cash, in front of the High GonsAhie's Office,
M, mahogany Sofa; pair Of Card Tables 4 rnsho.
gsny Show Cese Rocking Chair: Cane seat CHAIR;
lot OF Medaons and Daguerrean Cases &c, cold TO
Moulson. ALFRED LEWELLEN b. o. D
je2l-St For J. e: TYLER, b. c. c. r..
E ONSTABLE'S SALE,-Wil be sold
~ for cash, in front OF the High Constsbie's ofcs
lot of Furniture. sold 70 satisfy disfress arrsni In
my hands, in favor of Greame, Agt. va RYAN. gsssf
ALFRED LEWELIEN D. c. for
E1e 2l--St 81 s. zass j. p. TYLER. H e. G. 4 asse
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HORSE POWER.-I have for sale a
Ii frst-rate HORSE POWER said to be capable
of doing much workwith one horse az any other
pattern will with four.
Any one wishing to purchase, can see 1t In opera.
ton at any time during the next 10 or Is days The
owner will deliver it anywhere in the city country,
and put it up ready for use. ri
C.. WALTHALL,
On the Canal, between 9th and 7th streets. ~
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GUNNER DRESS GOODS AT COST.
~ Our stock of Summer Dress Goods being very
large we will, Ia order TO reduce them before the
season is over offer them at ca ST.
All in want Of the above goods would do we'll 10
examine stock before purchasing. Most OF our
Dress Goods purchased late in the seascn in the
Northern markets. at prices much lower than they
could have been purchased earlier In the season;
je 2-tsif HART L. MUSES..
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a MASONIC NOTTCE.-LOGE

n MASONIC NOTTCE.-LOGE
XNE1aA .Ss No. To-. 3 TT! member; Of
~ \attend called meeting ct Bosher's Hall,
on SATURDAY next, 2lth June, at 9! O'Clock, A. M
for the purpose OF laying the the new
Methodist Church about to be erected Union Hill
and thereafter to celebrate, in coop. ration with
their sister Lodges, the Festival OF ST. job the Bap
t!st.
PROGRAMME:
The procession will move at 10 o'clock down Main
street to 2ith thence to Union Hill, where the
monies will commence at IL O'Clock.
The Address to be delivered by Worshpful Broth
er ThOs. p August.
Thence to Gritfn's Spring, TO dinner.
Transient Brethren, in good standing, are respect
fully invited to attend the procession and ceremo-
MES.
Tickets for the dinner NAV be obtained of the
members of the joint Committee of Lodges Nos 10,
H. 49, 81 and 50, application for which requested to
to be made not later than Thursday evening, June
22d P A H. DESCAIrYRAC
je 22-2ts Sec'y ofLoge franchise
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.ILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE

w COD LlVEk OIL AND LIME-A CUHE
FOR CONSUMPTION. COUGHS, COLDS, ASTH
MA, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DEBILITY, AND
ALL SCROFUL0US HUMORS.-The proprietor
has succeeded (fIom diIeehons of Professor Stone,
taste of the Oil which 10 nauss to persona He-.
nerally Is entirely overcome, and it be by
the most delicate females with pleasure. And as
gard. the benefit Of this article the clear oil the
following case, by Prof. Stone, 10 sufficient to
vince the most skeptical. The young lady was "a
years of age: g 81 ~ sstsl
Her disease was of uninixed phthiss, which
had been expected to terminate In the confse OF
few months fatally. The upper part OF both her
lungs filed with tuberclss, and in some places
were beginning to soften. The case was evidently q
bad one. The treatment of Cod Liver Oh was FIRST
used, but without marked improvement. The phns-
phate of lime then administered with the Oil,
and the result, in the of many othera wac
soon apparent The patient was rapidly getting
A long array Of certificates might BE- given here 70
prove the ecaeious character Of this deipe, bat
is not deemed necessary The fact, that from the
very first Introduction of the Cod Liver Oil and Lime
before the public it has been gradually adopted BY
the medical faculty, 10 sucient proof Of ts unquss
toned excellence. q sae 9s-as a* sas 9
FOR sale, wholesale and retail. BY. -
- = ALENR B. WILHOh, 4s
Chepist, I56 Count e., k0ten.l i
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BY THOMAS W. KEEsEE.
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 PeR1 r,

> Once Ct Geo. ,. Sumn6r's No. % Psnx1sf
a UCTION SALE OF .aO,O0O FEET
"A OF JAMES RIVER LUMBER.-On FRIDAY.
I'D inst. commencing at O'Clock in the sfterhoon
viii be sold 4 auetion by thu subsuSjbes4 6 Zach.
cts about q, 900 feet of James River Lumbor, cor-
ling. as1 Tsse sse1Saess gaiss fsssas ssgl7aes
Terms made known at time of sals. - 4 (
PACE, RARSON PERKINS.
Sale conducted BY Tzos. w. kxxsEE. Aust. e 9
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WANTS,

SERVANTS WANTED.-I wish to hire
- i've or six GOOD Dinng-room Servants to go to
the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs.
DANIEL WARD,
Je <3-3t Columbian Hotel.
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1INRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE.
- By virtue of ! deed Of trust, sxeeuted to The
1s,criber By Wn: .. Baber, bsaring date 18th sep
temoer 1855 and duly sscordsd in The Cisrh,sso6
q the Hnstins Court Of this city will BE- cold
Ton, on FRIDAY next the sd day Of june, At 10
O'clock. q the residencs Of MD Bshsr on Bread e ,
between 9th and 5,h strsets supdry articles Houses
hold fukNITUkE. enumerated in aid deed, con.
,i:tins Of nu.ssa. scis Mahogany Dining esIe
ding, Cooking Stove, ciock L Carpet 81
Sale to be conducted By Z - :. - - !,
is ~ THoMAs W. KEEsEE. Ases act s s
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BY RICHARD c1UTT0RT.

EKOCERIES At AUCTION TINS
~ lF4IDAD MORNING, conmsneanrs g "A .
gcioek III tel q auction. TOT cash tko Sloot II
ine q LqnofS Of vssioes kinds. pseon. fisk. Wn-
iase1 Soap Candies, CiEsrA Blaekfne Suses CT
fee, 6alk Bucketa Dsoousa e. - - - - rs
MARBLE SLAB 4sssgg
Also, White Marble Slab, suitable for copfec.
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80 FOR RENT-A Stable, on 9TH ST.,
- between Broad and Grace, with three stalls
aud carriage house. Apply to
je PITS B. BRIEL.
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BY ELIAS HALE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant log Main It,
EVERY TUESDAY AND SATUR-
IL DAY EVENING, at u O'Clock, will offer at
auction my usually attractive stock of WATCHES,
JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS. consisting in part
as follows
Gold Duplex, Chronometer and Magic Hunters
Gold English Anchor and Cylinder Watches, In
open and hunting cases
Silver English Lever, Anchor and Cylinder do, hun
ters and open face
Gold, Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, Seals and KEYS
Breastpins, Earrings, Finger-rings, Bracelets &c.
Together with large variety of Fancy Goods, Dou.
ble Barrel Guns and large assortment of Hardware.
ALSO,
splendid assortment of SILVER and PLATED
WARE.
Every article warranted represented.
Sale positive.
Having taken out license. and opened a regular
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE at my STORE
(of which have long lease am prepared to offer
great Inducements to- persons wishing to consign
goods for Auction or private sale.
Consignments thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
ELIAS HALE, Auctr and
my Pts Com Merchant, Jog Main st.
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NJ ANTED-Fo rthwith, a Wet NURSE
" one that will go into the country for short
time preferred. Apply at this office. je 2l-ts
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X EYSVILLE LAND, VAL u A B l. E
~ TAVERN STAND. AND OTHER PROPER
TY, FOR SALE.-The subscriber having determined
to remove to the Southwest, will offer for sale at
public auction, on TUESDAY, the It'll day of July
next, his entire tract of LAND containing 375 acres
and lying in the county of Charlotte, immediately
around Keysvile depot, and at the junction of the
Richmond and Danviile Railroad and the Keysvitle
and Charlottesville Plank road, IS miles from Rich
mond. GO miles from Dsnville, and q miles from
Chrisansville.
The land is very desirable, account OF its great
convenience to Market and is highly susceptible of
Improvement and capable of producing the finest
wheat and other crops by the of guano and other
fertilizers.
He win also sell his long and well known TAV-
ERN STAND, which is a large, roomy and commod-
Gus building; part of it newly erected with all
cessary out-buildings in good repair 81
Also, three good STORE-HOUSES, BLACK
PRIVATE DWELLINGS, all occupied BY good ten
ants
There is an excellent well of pure freestope water
in histavern yard.
Possession will be given On the first day ofNoyena-
Der next
TERMs-One.thrd payable in cash on the first day
ofNovember next; the residue IN equ si instruments,
in one and two years thereafter. The title will be
retained deed of trust given to secure the de-
ferred payments; also, bonds with approved security
For farther information apply to Mr. Isaac X: Nat
klns, Richmond Va; or TO the subscriber, at keys-
vile, which is his post Office.
je 8--dtd JOHN d. PRIDDY.
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je8 GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts.

SMALL FARM ON DEEP RUN TURN
~ PIKE ROAD. 6 miles from Richmond-For sale
AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold at Auction. the
premises commencing at O'Clock, a6 acres of Land
on the Deep Run Turnpike, 6 miles from Richmond.
try, and those on which Mrs Lowdes resides About
20 acres cleared-balance in woods. The improve
ments consist OF Stable, Cow-Hous &c. Terms
One-third cash balance at and IL months for ne
gotiable notes-interest added, secured by a trust
deed GODDIN APPERSON
je 13-2awtds Auctioneers,
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UANO.-400 tons Peruvian Guano, in
j. is-~,s c. +. WoRTHAM Z CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13
To the Advertising Public.


The season Of business is approaching and adver
Using, In the most widely circulating Newspaper IA
of the prime elements of success
In this view We can freely recommend the NEW Yozx
HERALD as the greatest establishment Of the kind ON tha
continent Its daily circulation IL at this moment the
largest in the civilized world either in Europe Amsr
ca being now nearly Aftyhve thousand per day, which
is far beyond that Of the London 1imes.
Including ts weekly editions it's aggregates may be.
stated as follows
AooRsoAn CIRCULATION OF NEW YORK HERALD
Fbxr hundred AoNsand double sheas .... DER ,csek
Nccnty milton double sheets per awwvm
Four hundred A0Ssaad dollars suortA Qf unite
To persons in trade and to advertisers Of all kinds
such channel of circulation is the ready way to success
10 life The HnADs prices for advertising CONSIDERING
the vast circulation Of the journal more reasonable
though apparently higher than the rates cxacted from
the public by any other establishment in New York.
From the simple statement Of these facts the public
can judge for themselves in all advertising matters
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point Of marching against the Apaches to chastise
them for their outrages against the people whom he
had undertaken to guard End protect.
In addition to variety Of interesting Geographic
information, we have . despatch from Washington
stating that the special committee Of the Senate
the Pacific railroad project have agreed upon and
viii probably submit o bill this week. Instead
of specifying any particular route, it WILL it is under
Stood leave the matter open for competition among
bidders, by merely providing tina. twenty sections of
land to the mile shall be given in Territories, and
that the company undertaking the construction of
the road shall receive about thousand dollars per
mile or two millions year for thirty years. for car
rying the mails from the Mississippi to the Pacific.
1t is also said that various amendments have been
made to the Gadsden treaty, and that disposition ia
manifested to ratify it, if il be arranged to
guarantee to us port on the Gulf of California.
Politicians will find much to interest them in TIRE
letters elsewhere published with regard to New
Hampshire and Massachusetts, politics. The cleo
ton for Governor and other officers takes place in
the former State tomorrow, and it is thought will
result in the triumph Of the administration party
despite the coalition of the wings and aboitionsts
to defeat them. Should this expectation be realized
it is understood the administration at Washington
will use every exeron to the passage Of the
Nebraska ansas bill in ME House, otherwise the
measure will be dropped.
The brig John Boynton, which arrived yesterday
from Port au Prince reports that the fever had en-
| tirely disappeared when she left on the lst inst
| To-day's inside pWges contain two letters from
Washington--one of them giving graphic history
| of the Perham lottery; letters from Paris and Ma
pies; interesting official document relative to the
proposed modification of the tariff, recommended
| by Secretary Guthrie late intelligence from the
Darien surveying parties and the Lake Superior
regions Commercial, Political and Miscellaneous
| news Advertisements, &c.
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Marine Affairs.

Loss OF TIE CIRPnsuP SAN FRAycsCo-We unders
stand that this Inflated vessel had much more valuable
cargo on board than the estimates contained in the Cali
forna papers Among other portions Of her cargo some
1000 bbs of -four which insured in Wall street at
$l2 Dbl The totaoss Of vessel and cargo is esma
ed at something over 100000.
FIRST VOYAGE DIRECT FROM AUSTRALIA no NEW ORrrArs-
The ship John Mckenzie which arrived here Yesterday
the first vessel that has made direct VOYAGE from
Australia to this port She ninety one DAYS accom-
plishing it.: She IL from Melbourne.-NesS Oricams
Picdyune, Adrch4
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INSANITY IN CALIFoRNA.-Th report of the
Board of Trustees of the Insane Asylum of
California, which will be found in another
column, is remarkably interesting, more SO
than the generality of such documents There
lie, perhaps, greater amount of insanity in
that State than in any other in the Union
among an equal proportion of the population.
This is attributable, to great extent, to the
mental excitement and physical excessss in
cident to the unsettled condition and advene-
turous life to which all who emigrate to the
land Of gold are subject. We find that of the
whole number admitted from May IA, 1852, to
December 81, 1853, two hundred and eighty.
four were admitted into the asylum at Stock
ton, twenty-seven were caused by disappoint-
ment, nine by loss of property, eight by fear
and grief, seven by mental excitement, forty
two by intemperance, and twenty-five by bad
health. The expenses Of the institution during
the year amounted to ss4,970 SO, and the ba--
lance in the hands of the treasurer at the end Of
that period was over $500.
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OUR CITIZEN SOLDIERY.-The s0ldiery of the
United States, like the form of government and
the peculiar qualities Of the people of this coun-
try who constitute the republic Of the West, il
totally different in its organization and charac-
teristics from that of European and all other
bodies of armed men.
Within the last two years State conventions
of officers, privates, and all others who have
been six years in the service of the militia, have
been held, for the purpose of placing our citizen
soldiery in position equal to the best drilled
body Of troops that can be produced by any
crowned head in Europe, and the effect has been
SO striking that before the year 1860 this nation
will be able to boast Of as fine an army in every
particular as any that ever Napoleon Bonaparte
or the Archduke Charles was placed at the head
of.
Our soldiery is not q hired body of blood
thirsty yagabonds but composed of the bone,
sinew, and talent Of the land-the statesman
and The merchant, the artist and the mechanic
who have some other motive in joining the army
than mere pay in peace, or rapine in time OF
war. Cur scldiery Is not a REGULAR, but poorly
paid body OF men, as in all other countries Q
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SuPRKNE CoURr-Circuit-Nos 21e 24O 40 2k0 24o
2bl 252, 263, 264, 256, 257, $50 to 263.
suInEnH CouR1-special term.-Nos 49, 90, 90, 81, e.
ST. b7S 6ss 1881 5s4 $780, $780, SOL to $685. $685. 500,
COO 1876 &c., 5l1 S76 $685. 5a2 A. aS7, s7s, $40, 1885,
337, Q, $40.
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Pianofortes.-333 Broadway II one OF the
largest piano dspots tho world containing variety Of
magnificent instruments both with
and without the Dosrn and with or without iron frames
makes opportunity for selections found any
where else Union and at prices wholesale or retail
exctes the wonder OF other dealers pianos
rent; secondhand pianos at great bargains HORACE
WATERS.