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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

Thomas Francis Meagher delivered an oration
in N. York, Wednesday evening, for the benefit OF
the children of Michael Cream an Irish confederate
Of lS46. tlT ssaslsv5tgr4 5e3esg .f- a fa5fs
Ninety inferior negroes were sold In Pike county,
Ala, on the 10th for $65,0 600 ks4
There are now laid up in winter quarters at
Chicago t1o hundred and eiskteeA steamers and san
craft representing carrying room for sixty thous-
and TONS 5-4-4r s,ss5s..s s-s,i Z sztsJ s@{
Mr. and Mrs w. ]. Florence are ut Barnuln's, en-
rnIlte to Cincinnati - lt.f-tA. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

DEATHS FROM CONSUMPTION IN MAssACHU
sErTs.-According to the official abstract, 4,6lO
deaths, of consumption, occurred in Massachusetts
during the year 1854, of whom 1903 were males
and 2, 707 females, preponderance on the part Of
the latter of 7g4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

! CHIsA--CAange in it, Carsae4-A correspon
dent Of the State Department residing u shang-
hal, writes that proclamation has been issued by
his Excelleney, Observation-Disclosures Of Customs
which decrees that al dollars, whether of old OF
new coinage shal circulate q paron and after the
Chinese New Year, which u the 18th Day q Feb
rtary next This decreeis Of great Importance to
Anerican commerce. - heretofore Al dnftes had
70 be Paid In Spanish lssualiy designated vsrolus
dollars, which, in consequence Of the Comparatively
psasail numbsr 10 circulation. aiways cosnmand Z
high premium. Esaq vsla 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

LAND IN ILLINoIs--4At recent sale of State
lands lying in Iroquois county, they brought the
average price of So per acre. few years ago
| the same lands were refused at II cents State
t.crf,, : !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

used in one factory: "A raft of pine timber con.
tanning over GOO logs was recently converted into
locofoco matches by manufacturer in New York
sHy; How much timber is used for that purpose
IN all the cities of the Union. - f-rr =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

IMPORTANT News FROM THE PLAIss-Ihs In
dians Seeking Peaee-rhe St. Louis Democrat
publishes the following extract from private let
ter,s dated above Fort Pierre, 10th November,
1855 -..4s.tBiEffEg@ Ht3af -
: "A few days ago, thirty or forty Sioux Indians
came to Fort Pierre to pay visit 20 Gen. fiarney.
He held council, and had Campbell the interpre-
ter to tell them that he wanted ten Of the prnci-
pal men Of each band of the Sioux to come and
see hi,n within one hundred days; and should they
listen his words, and do as he wants them TO do,
1t would be for their good, be would make peace
with them. But if any of the bands ,should not
come at the above time, he would then know that
they wish to- fight He told them that Il was in
material to him how they acted - he would just
As soon eight as have peace that he was sent by
their Great Father to tight then1 but sineo be had
killed the brutes nc had pity on them All the IN.
diaps that have come to see him, say they don't
want 10 fight They want to live He told them
that he could not tight men that didn't wantto
fight" ss.rSa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

SHOCKING CRUELTY.-We have to record one of
Tue most violent manifestations of iial ingratitudc
that ever came under notice. Mr. IongfeIow.
fresh from the indian country says that warrior.
having got VERY angry" -
Seized his grand mother and threw her
Up into the sky at midnight,
Right against the moon he threw her;
lis herbody that you see therem r.
GTinjibbewawanasealo loola, the deputy sheriff oi
the tribe, was the track of the william at the last
accounts from Hiawatha s43 a 4 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

E6 Sn s;R EAT Ed.IE,,l Ng0RTaKRN 2
LY 1SuNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTEH1 BETWEEE
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHfLADELPHIA
AND NV YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHiNGfON-Over the Richmond FreAeSScks-
burg and P0tolaac Railroad, 10 tho Potomac River
seyentyhye miles, and BY splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Warrington, fffy-fye miies--iu
all $50 miles In sevr hours being comfortable aud
perfectly safe rate OF speed. EST go,....
Hours Of departure 81 A. M. and II r NJ, and bag.
gage under charge OF special sgents ehee thyouS
to Warrington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. lsgx -.
10 w hshin Ra-30
" baltimore. 6.00
" Phede phla, 800
The track of the Railroad between Richmond snd
the Potomac River, ID now undergoing Tela Halt
fit being already completed with an edge rail OF
perior quality, and a more than million of pss-
sengers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported this route 10 b hoped and believed
that no will be induced. by the injEeprese nsten
embraced in the advertisement the signature of
"H ID. Whitcomb, Super't," to select the longer
and more circuitons route referred to therep Tbs
X. 4 F.P II. X. has been in operation for twenty-five
years. and in all that time passengsr has either been
Killed crippled by sccidents from snake hsads or
otherwise, which Ii wifhouf parallel In the history pf
railroads in this country.
5Esi fa sQ.ravsat.,,5.n - ~ rrscsrcr< <ssxc.
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- RICHMOND AND DAN.
VILE RAILR0AD-OFENt TO

re gular Passenger Trnin win daily tSundays OK
eepted) between RICHMOND and BARKEDALE'B.
stopping take up put Oft passengers 81 the follow
ing points only: Manchester, Robious Coal field Tom
ahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia c. H., Je-
tersville Jenuings Ordinary, Burksville Prices Me
lierrin Keysville Drake's Branch, Mossnsfoyd Ros-
noke, Clover, Scottsburs, Boston, News FeHy, and
Barksdale's.
RLeave Richmond at so'clock A. NJ, and sEtss e
BarksdaIe,s SA p ~ Leave Barksdale's 1t 9 a. II,
and arrive at Richmon.s at BIB T. NJ -.
Children over and under s2 years Of sse, and ses'
wants half price. Servants trAss,n Y .ne.ssMss
he retained at the Office where they purcn. 'nes
tickets and IL must ,o sxpresaly dated that they
permitted to 90 on the cars . ~ -
Passengers for Farnlyile Lynchbuys yvvt6 s.x,ts
Va, and Jonesboro' and Knoxyills Tenn. connses
daily with soatf-Side Railsoad at Burksyils, Pas
senSers ior Greensboro and Salsm, N. G., connset
Co = fast line Of Stages. ssgs Is -aT 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

TTNHEED OIL AND sPlRf3's TUE
~ PENTfkE-l6 bbla for sale By = q
BENNETT BEERS |
&c 10 Drugssts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

lhMIGRATIoS AT QyEBEc.--Thc Toronto Lead.
er OF Wednesday gives the statistics of immigra
ton at Quebec during the last year. The total
NUMBER OF arrivals was 2l.274, against 53ls3 in
the prey ious year There were 6 '154 from Fsn,.
land 4,soe from Scotland, 4 l06 from Ireland from
the Continent of Europe 1864, aad from the lower
ports. 6sl The entire number Of vessels which
landed at Quebec during the year 1855 was 900
OF these 76 were from England 40 frnm JraIa "A ae
from Scotland, a6 from the Continent Of Eurnue
and 40 from the lower ports iFsl.' n = = = '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

Total Exports. ........... S6O, 599, ,2299
1t win thus be seen that the imports for the quar-
ter amounted to $72 Or, $50, and the exports to
$50 500 9S9 i, .... g. ~ - +.
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UACON & BASKEKvILL,

y OENF-HAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Receive consignments of Tobe3so, Flour, Corn,
Wheat &C. and give their personal attention to sales
OF same and keep constantly hand large and gene
raj assa---ae-t OF Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guanos
So - H fe N-d&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

Tobacco growing in California j. likely to become
one OF the most successful operations among the
ofa quality equal to the best Havana is twelve to
Gtieen hundred pounds. The seed used is from Cr,.
"a, o. the kind known as fine river leaf. used ex.
ciusyeiy for cigars The soil suitable to the pro.
aucIloh @ OF tobacco isvery abundant and accordin,
come staple production.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

pEMOtAL.-1 have removed my offico
H from No. Pearl street to No 4 Exchange Place,
uader the Exchange Hotel and door to Mr. Vests
Book Store. am paying the highest market price
for Land Warrants Gold and Silver Coin &C. and
selling Exchange, Gold and Silver and North Carolina
money ON the best terms Call at
WIN. HURLEY'S Exch. Office,
0e S-5m No. T. under the Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

MWsS% = SSsis. = { = s1nsf . - =
ssiiiso 8 sssnapng1ss - - s@s,eqsNesrss~
] ws-p es1tSAt Aes1t >. g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

nIssOLUTION.--NO q n q E.--The 10.
~ partnership heretofore existing between HULST
y KING, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either party will the OF the rln In quida
tion of outstanding accounts. 20 4 p
JOHN P. HULST,
KING
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xlnuuriai.

nVIDEND NOTICE.-Tbe semi-annual inter:
~ est falling due in this rty the FIRST DAY OF Az
GUST pro1mo the following named securities will be paid
on and after that the Office Of the undersigned
seniation Of the proper coupons, VIZ;
THE CLEVELAND, PAINeSVILLE AND ASHrABULA
RAILROAD COMPANYs MORTGAGE BOMBS, per Cents.
THE OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD COMPASfS
MORTGAGE BONDS, per Cents
TIE BELLEFONTAINE AND INDIANA RAILROAD
eoMPANY's INCOME BONDS per Cents.
WISsLOW LANIER & Co., No. 81 Wal-st.
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CHARTTERs COAL COMPANY.-rkUsT-


" Frs SALE OF COAL, COAL WORKS, LANDS
seILDIsGs RAILROAD, EQUIPMENTS, &e;-ey virtue
sT ys Of II a"d s1sss %
x the once sesIa' eeodns deed IL the County Allegheny
che Commonwealth Of Pennsyysna IN 9ossse Do9A 70, ~
ssssaat' ne 9sFcGSp DAY fGUdUST 1856 as
oclock p NJ ali and singular the ESTATE PROPERTY anc
PREMISES included in and intended and bound by said aeed
and briefly dessnsed and described As 9oT' A. . 20 bo
Of land stusie in Robinson Township IN ne eoHn
~ aforesaid 10 wiz The Burnles Tract bounded by land
Of heirs John and James Nieke NJ HARRISON an
Wilhelm Mccormick containing IL acre. ana ~ psrches anS
particularly described deed from W. hemns9n 70 saio
compsny RECORDED in the aforesaid, in Deed Book vol
page l65 The Mccormick Tract bounded oy ahs OF NC
saand. heirs McCoys heirs the Burnside tract and sanue
NcCprdy containing acres and peches-descrbed In
VIM McCormieto said Company recorded IN same
volume page l61 The Marks Tract sdJoinng me lands
Ednundson. Philips Samuel Riddle, James Robinson sno
Jthers containing 25 acesdecnbed in deed from william
Marks 20 said Company recorded IA sane pes lp'
The Ednundson Tract adjoining lands OF Nm MARKS ana
in deed from Joseph Edmundson 20 sale
Company recorded In same volume, page Iae irwin tract
rhornberss heirs End j. H. Days heirs containing 80 is
eerche described in deed FROM John Irwin and wife to
W. Remington recorded in said Office volume 49, psse ~
Also all that certain piece o. snd called me NC &c
aid township the mouth Of Char Creek bounded BY
ng eight acre. described in deed from T. w Remington
aud wife ad Company. recorded IN said volume u PAGE
Dor improvements Also all that other certain piece Of land
IN said township containing lying the Ohio River
piece Of ground Of the width of p feet commencing 90
the southwestern end Of said and extending thereo
20 white Osk Mckee, upper line near Charters Creek
with the privilege Of maintaining thereon Railroad &c the IN
said Company being easeh0d tor ~ years from III
April 1913, subject ground Of $500 until Afru
1885, aud honceorth 500 year. which piece OF and are
erected coal tppe rsTOsd wharf office engneshed weigh
and hsrbor and other mproyemenfaid pfn
and privileges being described and defined in lease rcn
Alex Mckee L. w Rsmiug ded in said ohoe In vol
and the thereof to said COmpanyn
aid volume g. page IN Also ali those 3 Lets of Ground
composing The Village of Remngton laid out upon he said
Mccormick Tract being each 20 feet !. front and rear ans
% In depth snd sach Of which erected wo-stoJ
dwelling houe. Also q. that Railroad and constructue
Known the Charters Coal Companys Railroad extending
rom the Ohio River said Village of Remngon being about
miles IN length with ali the materials equipments .nd
.ppuenances thereof and of the said Comp ny Depos Pits
nines and " orss including Locomonve Seaufn'
fI,uss Mserias and Machinery and also all the Eranchses
j. y. ID. LANIER Trustee
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~ EbW'D k. COLLINS, No. 50 wslst, MI
BROWN SHIPLEf 4 Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENSAiD Co..
2 Austen Fnars, Londca-
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co. Para
GEO. IL DRAPER, Hsyre.
Fhs o~asef These ships viii accountable fr sole
diver baiou, spece e~ei precious metals unls
nils 81 sAins signed thersr and the value t~rof there's
expressed
not cary sny eooh eon,rsbaad Of var
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rEAY LOR q con u A n Y
.Aurp EREFpORT ILIINOIs-

BANKERS, FREEPORT, ILLINOIS,
Make Collections the following towns and remit promptly ~
lowest curreot rates: - n, -,
in ILLiNOIS-Freeport Roeh ford NJ Carroll NJ Morris
Savanna Dixon Be.Gere Gena Rockron, Grand 40 Tour
Bvron Bufa Ore gon Brookle Polo, Lena Nora Como &c
IN Observation-Disclosures Janesyile, Beloit, Salisbury
Mineral Point, sc. ., -
Overdue hi Is curing the services Of an Attorney VIII re-
ceiye the pronrs attention of member Of our firm - D.,
Refer American Exchange Bank New York. Geo. smith
4 Co Chicago.
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II. T. LEEDS, Auctoneer.
NFORTGA6EE SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE

M HOLD FUKNITUkh-IHIS DAT IIue,lAyJ ~ ~.
O'clock AT House No 500 BroOInest OF Laurenss-
SYLVESTER SLOWER Co wul sell a. above The entire
ofs family relDqushng housekeepn; CONSISTING OF
or spsudd Piano Forte, made by OF he
best city in the most perfect order having been
used but beautiful rosewood Paror suite In
satin bocaee one richly carved walnut Psrcr suite 10
try raarbeop Sofa Tables rosewood Card Tables
oya Wilton Brussels and iugan Carpets nchly deco
rated Chine French mantle Clock and Ornaments French
plate Pier Glasses Oil Paintings Window Shades and Curtsn
Dining Room Funi ure Extension Table, Sofa, Arm Chairs
Deror China and Glass Ware sidebosrd Silver Plated Ware
fne Table Cutlery Hall Furniture Hall Stand and Chairs 70
match Table Lamp Cloth Stair Carpets and Rods Cham
Der Furniture elegantly carved rosewood and mahogany 3ed
sea6s of the III zabethal and Louis XVIII syes marble
ton Dressing Wshstand Commodes Cottge aud
Fancy Chairs satin brocsde Lounges Easy Chairs. richly s
and decorated China Toilet Sets best live teaheroed
pure horsehair Mattresses Psilas-es Boers aud Pillows
Bedding Also large assortment OF Kitchen Ware the
whole 10 be sold without by order Of the Morgagee
cash ep be required Of every purchaser the goods TO be
removed on the dsy Catalogues be had early on the
morning Of SAFE at No S4 Broadway NO. 10 Oanas anu o.
the Huute. q
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION ~ LAM
II sTrPTq TOp -Trs new sna superb steamer PLANET,
Can't NJ H. ESTARROOK, WI leave CLFAFELAND on
WEDNESDAY EVENIsG, August 70, All o'soek ana Dc
touching Macknsc Esge River Saut ste Name Outonas ~
Marquette Lsponte Copper Harbor, Superior CIV Ess.e
se an Opportunity visiting hs Mines and other places rs
fere iu hat romantic rh- trip viii oc0upF shout
,n Ssys spdis designed to be 1.-THE EXCURSION" Of the
season sailing Yacht of % ans will be taken slons 10,
the amusement Fare tom oeyeltnt 20 aad
hack 90; FIRE nom Detroit mp and back - The Plane
100 burden built expressly for the Like Superior tsie
differed agreeable experienced gentlemen aod WI &c
coucd.,e cabin passengers The boat senrey new ai
il decidedly one Of the sni best ooa ever my ~
Ncbiysp She Is with view 70 make her IN Al re-
superior frcass boat. Al er return from the Ex
con will be pu; the route from Detroit TO
esyrs Detroit eye " Thursdsy morning az ocock FOR
risbt or Passase .pply board 10 t. A. PlEkCE CeFe
land g. A. TROWBkIDCE, Detroit L. WARD, Detroit
Detroit July, 1855.
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pdper Warehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. 7. DERRICK
1 son Co. No ~ Bsetmsa't. offer tc< s's on n' '~'
Writing Papers En<ss, Frencs and Amer'osn
Sew. Psper al -res weights and quslries
sooI Payer al sizes weight, and qualities
f.sue Psr@r fancy coors and white o. The bss quasJ
l.rrns P.oer white aud coloret different ~'e'oA
p,,,ers7 PAPER thin and Of the best quality
Cfo.b Paper az % and 40Ii8
English HARDWARE Pspet. large sssoftnene wv N'eS-
sSssthirs Paper. Of the best quali.N 80
UrsrQins Psper Straw Rag and hsnalA
&c, Parer. Of different sizes. -,
Vs. Rocfns Paper suitable for roofs n roia
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TOR HAVRE via SIMULTANEOUSLY
il VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of STEAMSHIPS
Ths fr-cIa steamship ARIEL. $50 tns Lsfevre mas
ter M leave NewYork from Pier No 80 North River foot %
A NOON prac-av, SATURDAY, Aug IL,
for HAVRF calling a. SOUTHAMPTON to land usils,
and specie -.
Frst-clsss Passage to Southampton or Hsvre...Sil0
-ecOnd-class Passage.
The ARIEL will be followed by tire NORTH STAR sept l.
The Will no. be accountable Tor COD,
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery Precious stones or Metals IN
less bills Of adng gned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
Specie goods No freight received a.
Ter of the day before sailing
No berth secured until paid for Letters prepaid si cents pei
vii Be received at the office up to IL ~ OF the day OF
sailing znd viii be carried 10 In2subbeT bags, under
diste,v dero.i'e9 " the POST o aices there
Paroels taken eacn prepaid, one Ar aud upward
OarEs OF SAILING.
New-york: From HsUe;
August n NOhIH SiAh. ~
NORTH STAR September September |
September 2 NORTH STAR september 2
NORTH STAR. October IS ARIEL October 10
ARIEL .......NoyeUbeT SlNORIH STAR. November 8
ARIEL. November ~
These steamships cisssed 1t the Insurance Offices ard
goods viii be insured In them low rates Of pre-
any other STEAMSHIPS thar cross the ocean
For Freight or Passse apply TO D. TORRANCE
No Bowling GreeI New.Yort-
SUMNER, MONTANT DRAPER
No. D. Rue r. D.. des Victories. Paris
CHRISTIE, SCHLGSSMANN Co.
No. n Qusi Casiuh Delsvisne, Hsyre-
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Anew YORK and ERIE RAnR0AD.-sos.s +

~ .fer MONDAY July . ls5o add antI u''ns' sess
,enger Trains viii leave PEE foot Of Duano-st
DUNKiRK EXPRESS, At A. NJ, for Dunnr,
BUFFALO EXPRESS al 8 A. NJ, Tor bunAo husr,e
NAIL, BIS A. NJ for Dunkrk snd barso ~, aver -
ste stations Passenger by this TRAM WI req"
" Owego, snd proceed the mOrning - ..os q o.
ROCkIANb PAssENGFR. At ?. NJ, ttron oo. $50
,ersst) via Pemont for Suferus and n'sfmea IL 0rFS
WAY PASSENGER, a. ?. n. for newpufE' .
nd intermediate Stations. o.,,. an -
NIGHT EYPREss At 5: ~ P. 81, TOR Dunn1n, - -
EMIGRANT, ats ?. NJ. TOR Dunkirk an' ou'- -
sTTANBOXT EXPRESS every Day, eIeepnnss.
At $3.50 2. 81, for DunkSk and Buffalo and n'''-
tiOis. 6y 7. = q
T1ess Fxnres Train connect Al Elnlrs VILE - -
Sss.rs FAX. Rsroad Cor NissSrs Pals pa CO
sirk with the Lake shore Ea.lfoso 70, xi,S sri~
,.4ner. for 81 ports on Lsse Enc. ,,rx aensr ~
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Gfrurslons.

CHEAP EXCURSI0NS-By LONG ISLAND
tJRAIIReADto GREESPORT and SAG uARBOR every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Leave south
Ferry at . A. x,oo
Fare 20 Greenpor and sag Harbor... ......'..' -
Tickets from SAG daroot mus % procured ou 80
AZ Greerport by sarrendeg the eercse issued from iae
of -e in Brooklyn.
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Ocean 6teamers, &c.

J,RFFMAN 4 Co.'S FREIGHT, PACKAGE,
/ PARCEL and LETTER EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA A,
OREGON. SANDWICH ISLANDS and WEST CoAsV Of
SOUTH AMERICA Office No 50 Broadway. .,..,,,
our next Expresses will b. dispatched a. above VI.
and NICARAGUA routes per steamers GEOitGE LA ana
DsNTFL WEBSTER. on MONDAY. August 6, 1850
Express Panama closes at snd via Ncassna O'CLOCK
M. ,,,
An F.press Letter-bag will be made aud forwarded
charge Of speca through to destination by eacn
--..,....
Letters must be inelo-ed in Government ten,cent enveop
Rate letters ~ cents eseh prepaid. "oFefen
Envelopes can be procured az our ONO. =. o., ,,
NA'S''F FREEMAN & Co.. No 80 Broadway.
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Bniloing nlaterials.
Professional Notifies.

hrs. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No 80
~ Bondsi. Invite persons wishing pi
~ M and examine their mode Of inserting Teeth Oh ria
ns Plate surprising the old style in strength and oesnty
NEW PATENT SPECTACLES-For improy-
N ips Vision and Seeing near sod distant oects tS i
2Pertrow Ee~.Yori Of6ce hours from A NJ 10 3 r. NJ
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A 81. MERwus, AuctoDesr.
DY KAkGS, BRGTHEB * Co.-Trade-Sale

Id Rooms No. IS Psrk-row.
TUESDAY, Sept 4, and following days
REGULAR NFW.yORK ThADE SALE OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, STEhEOTYPE PLATES PAPERS, BOOK
BfNDERs' MATEkIALS, &C., under the direction oil the
Standing Committee OF the Trade.
The catalogue for this sale in progress and will eonss1te
al extensive the whole 10 be sold without
reserve aud without restriction 10 the size Of the ots
TUESDAY. SEPT u and following days
TRADE SALE or BOOKS,
Under the direction otbe Newfors Book Publishers Aoea
ton.
regulations they have been placed N our
hands and he catalogue IL embr-ces liberal conr
buors which are BE- sold without to prices IN not
lees than the prescribed quantities.