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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-08

YOUNG HYSON GOLDEN CHOP..-1 his
l. 10 the finest Tea grown in China. 1t is of the
first pickings and ezces all other Green Teas for its
delicacy and flavor, strength and aroma. Prce Iso
per pound.
The subscriber has for sale TEAS of every price,
in leaden cevels to preserve their strength flavor
and fragrance. He has all kinds Of Green and Black
Teas, which he retas at Wholesale prices, dsne in
and pound packages.
g. p SEMPHE, Druggist,
an 2n2 Nam ct.
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no BACCO MANUFACTURERs.-

ITO Il u Is A T. q . MANUFACTURERs.-
L The undersigned, Agents and Com mission Ner-
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, in New
York, respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco, to
their address. From their acquaintance with the
trade they atter themselves they give sstisfac-
ton 10 shippers
Innes adams late Of the firm Of Paterson, Adams
Co would DO pleased to hear from his old friends
at this house.
Liberal advances on consignments
e CONNOLLY ADAMS,
5su IL Front street, NY.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoBT. II. ADAMS.
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All solvent small notes are taken BY ths plokdfs AZ
) y cent. dis
GoLD-l premium. srLvER-Old p cent pre-
MUM. New premium.
FREIGHTS.
FOREIGN-Nothiug new since our last with
ssrd to Foreign Freishta few vessels wanted both
for British and continental ports
DOMESTIC.-The following are present rates of
Coastwise freights:
New York. Boston. Philade, phia
Goal Goal, $ton......si Is Is 81 90 80 81 %
ToLarce xyhbd. 2 80 500 a50
DO. > box. Is Is 20
Coal to Baltimore 81 cents per Blu shell. Flour l5c
barrel
The above rates by sail vessels. The following
tea
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=, EA BATHING, CHESAPEAkE HALL,
- HAMPTON, Va.-This delightful watering place
10 ooen for tie reception of visitors by the day,
week month or season. 1t 10 situated eleva-
ted point and commands extensive and splendid
view Of the Bay, Hampton Roads. James River, and
the surrounding country.
r. - advantage for Bathing not surpassed by
ny other watering place, and the climate il pro-
verbal for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to mako every sf-
fort to render the stay of visitors pleasant and takes
the liberty refer for his ability and disposition to
please to those who have heretofore selected Chesa-
peake Hall for their summer retreat.
ie 2-Sm r. G. BANKS. Proprietor.
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Hy telegraph.

BALTIMORE, Aug Flour declined. Sses made
at S7i2d7 lmarke ct closing at the latter quotation.
Wheat fully cents lower. Corn-Yelow oa064,
White 6l164.
NEW YoaK, Angus. Flour unsettled, but not
lower Wheat declined cents. Wester a Red s .5li
Ola. Corn declined aud quoted at 60. Stocks dull
Virslnis GA $751;. ..tr !
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x WET sPklNGs.-.This esGab iixhment
y isnow open. with handsome accommodation.
The new BATHS just completed, are most spa cious,
convenient and elegant; containing handsome recep
tion and private dressing rooms all handsomely
peted and furnished for both lsdies and gentlemen
l am instructed by the owners of this property, II
spare efforts expense to make it of The
desiI able summer retreats In the mountains.
L. NORVELL,
iY 22-Im for Sweet Springs Company.
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NiKS. IL MISS ADA b. MINOR {
lxl .SCROOI. FOR YOUNG LADIES. RICH


MOND.-The second session of this institution will
commence on the LIST day of October next, for ono
continued session, to Let July, 1851
In the organiZstion of this school its Principals and
pshed Assistant unite, With the fruit OF their
own experience, light and counsel of others emf
in the profession ana they intend it to sard the
means not only of thorough course of substantial
instruction. but also of all the accomplishments ne
cessary to q flushed femals education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection Of her fellow aborers
nor in their other provisions have this Subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronag of the community. Atten-
ton will be psid to the and morals Of the
young ladies at all times and deep interest taken in
their atv.ncement-
by competent reachers The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in The family,
TERMS: Board, $500; English tuition 40; Prima.
~ department, $50; Modern languages each, $50;
Latin, $50; Music on Piano, $50; Harp, S1c Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40
REFEsENcEs: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno
P. Mcclure, Rev. J. Peterkin, Va; Oliver White,
Esq Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. Gibson. Nd. d.,
J. Bolton. NJ d, A Peticoles, NJ. d @: A. Wil.on,
mond; Hon. R M. 7. Hunter, Hon j. M Clayton, u.
S. s; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Doug las.
Esqs., State Senate; o. NJ, Smith. Esq, Lunenbure
county; Thomas Field, NJ. d.. Meckl.nbnrs county.
MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
iy 24--Sm MISS A Il. MINOR.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.-.
- The seventh session Of the Southern Female In
sttute will the first Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department ia under the charge OF
d. Les Powell, Esq.
TERMS:
Board, for months. 1920
French, Italian, German Spanish, each. ...2e
Ldtlu 10
Drawing from 500 TO s 80.
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory Depsrtment...............
Washing and Lights extra.
D LEE POWELL, }pI.,,,.,.
ROB'T j. MORRISON, iith''p'"'
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LHOKSVA II Nc Blu SINE S.-IN.
L CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
mepts to increase the line Of boats running from INV
house and shall at the commencement of the fall se a.
son. send out boat every other day Sundays
ed By this arrangement will put goods through two
days sooner than heretofore and nearly if not alto
t1Ass expense.
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to eonsisu
their goods to the rnirord required to de-
post funds to pay the charges that point az the
VrEihia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay or col.
iect charges on goods received by the Canal.
Jy Ats ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock
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The MY. Journal of Commerce of yesterday sf

ternoon, says:
The banks are continuing their contraction, an
endeavoring to accom- psh reduction in loaas with
out creating any serious disturbance among borrow
era We doubt il this be doae as the expansion
we have had is like cab houss, the additions are
laid on the top, but the reductions are generally
drawn FROM the bottom. There 10, however, good
supply of specie and shall have another shipment
soon from California, that there need be no long
continued palic ss 80 ~ -"
STOCKS feel the demand for money and prices are
generally lower the bulk OF the business 10 In time
GALES.
Foreign Exchange closed firmly at l09. 0ll0 far
bankers bills on London 17t15i5 for Pars. We
learn that the French government are paying one
per cen. for f1reisn specie. The Persia took out
IS 0S3 3lb4 in specie
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lORICkS, BRICKS, Il X i e X s.-.We
ID have sale privately large stock of well burn
ed Dock Bricks which will sell low to any person
in want
We are also prepared to contract for Brick work,
under che supervision Of Mr. Luke Mckenna.
LARUS SHINE,
Ia---ts ~ Main strsat
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, x:SO fi rva d
" sTREET-l0V pairs OF those beautiful Shades
only size, richly worth 81; Landscapes plain and
fancy light Shades 80 cents. we'll worth so; splen-
did vase Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades ct half the
Price they are usually sold at Table Oil Cloths all
widths, Is cents up.
N; H.-Storekeepers and pedlsrs supplied, at New
FORK prices, Also, nice assortment Of Dry Goods,
hosiery aud Gloves at the lowest possible prices
MISSES: Hose Sic.; Linen Handkerchief etc.; Black
Lace Mitts l2tc; Twisted S,k &C.: Ladies' and Mis-
see beifs &c; Ladies' Collars nom 6tc. Up; Under.
sleeves 2oc-; Brown Linen Table Cloths Soc; Towels
- long, ioe:-with other Goods which will be sold
cheap Lades will find it to their advantage to call
At the cash stere of M. GOLDEN $50 Broad IT..
JyS between Sd and 4sh.
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II EDUCTlON IN COkE.-.k rom tins aa '
~ until the lst of September next, will deliver
HARD COKE, of the best quality, at FIVE DOL
LARS per load. At this price 1t 10 cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces in Churches Store
Tohacco Factories and private dwellings, as well a.
for cooking raj ges and stoves.
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered ut $50
ing unsurpassed fuel for CRATES and open stoves
by any coal whatever.
CY Coke Yards corner 9th and Byrd streets and
10Th street and Basin bank
jss-.s JNo. J. WERTH Agent
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A LLEGHANY SPRlNGS...This Water
n ing place is situated in the county of Hontgom
cry. Virginia, the banks of the Roanoke River 81
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State This water is nnequaued in its
ccacious qualities by any mineral water in the Union,
and contains eats peculiarly its and which
have yet been found to exis in any other mine
raj springs Its has reached and reiiered cases
,c6 all medicine and other mineral ioaters had faaed
in. Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard to the sanitve qualities of the water
rred to large cards, which have in all ths prnci-
pal Hotels, Steamboats,, Cars 40, with certificate
appended from gentlemen of the highest character
We have recently erected large BATHING estsbliah-
of all desert ptons; also, comfortable Recep-
ton House at the railroad. er.--5,r.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg, will ar
rive at the Springs the same day by o'clock M
We will be prepared to receive visitors BY the LIST
day of Jane Our best efforts will be given to render
visit this fountain of health ssreeabie and pleas
ant. JNO w. HOLT SONS,
nv Z-dtlsA Preprietors
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II kUMMELL az kOYSTERS,
IL GENER-iL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SIS WATER STREET,
NEW YORK.
We viii make liberal cash advances on consisn-
ments OF FLOUR, WHEAT, &C., to the above ad-
dress. =
jy I2-lm A. s. ROYsTER. BROTHER L co.
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- FOX RENT.-NlARLBOKO. former.
4 iy WALL STREET HoTEL.--This Irorsny
k4 10 situated on 18TH between Main and frankin
Streets has been recently enlarged and audeTsena
thorough repair. IL can accommodate ssnisftsaJ
from ATTY to sixty lodgers. There II large bar Iosia
about thirty by forty feet parlor - by 10 isst
dining room 81 by 40 feet, . spseiens kfehsn WIN
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges s 70
GENTLY built, com fortable ssrysnts' rooms csnssm
ences for coal and wood, web supPlied VITA ss s
In the kitchen, bar room and on the seecna 49,
gas has been introduced into the house, and ths,s
every convenience necessary for such 20 ssissl'~
msut.
Possession oven On the 1t Of February nsx''
FOR terms apply 10 HENDALk ohirsN'
10 Soft
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- FOh nhNT.-A large Warehouse oo
SCI the DECK. Possessi n given iam. dstely
ALSO FOR SALE-A front PEW in 1t.
PAui's Church.
au i-dlm GEO. 8. PALMER
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nigh,
Old sol WA gone somewhere,
! thought would try if could
Get me some fresh, cool air;
It seemed to me, q fact to DO,
That all weie gone to rest,
When suddenly = melody esssf
With rapture filed my breast;
Whsn getting near, bettsr 10 hear
Whence this sweet nusic csrne,
Ss saw soms played serensde
To some sweet, lovely dame;
Guitar and flute, both very good,
banjo, tainborins;
fd.le fne, not made Of pine
The best I've ever seen;
Accordeou, fife, a. In my life
think seldom fonud;
Zach instrument WAS sure to lend
More sweetnass 10 the sound; -
wanting to know, l liked them 90.
Whefs could find such mors !. 4 sss8s
Fl he quick reply was 90 and bay 8 s4s
Thorn ~ scHAAP's Fancy afors
avs Garner Rroad aud Sd streets
tfLulD kxrRACTH, % reIiaS5c strength
snd msnntsctafs, with all rare Chemicals and
new Preparations, always On hand. ana Tor ssIs Ct
HATTAILES
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MONEY MATTERS.

STERLING BILLS--lot y cent. premium.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES xcHANcE. Checks on
the chief Northern cities 3d4 y cent. prem. Large
Northern City Bank Notes, prem.
Uncurrcnt Bank Notes-or rather notes not banks
ble--we quote as followE
Notes Of the Exchange Bank of Selden. Withers 4
Co-2 v cent. discount and of the Trans Allsshsny
Bank y cent. discount. "a
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(,LUVEk HILL Coal The subscriber
~ bess leave to intern his friends and the public
generally, that he has taken office at tho Coal
Yard the Petersburg Depot for the sale of the
above Coal and is prepared to supply them now, or
during the season as it may be wanted for cash, or
time TO punctual custoiners He promises to pay
particular attention to orders and to the delivery of
t1eCoal D. u. WHITING.
jy S9--fm
=, FAB MOOK, 81 WARE HOUSE, AT PRl.
y VATE SALE.-By an order of the Common
Council of the City of Richmond this truly valuable
properly TO- offered At private sale. 1t fronts on
Grace street 264 feet and extends from 18th 18th
of ono acre The buildings In good repair. The
receipts LARGE and daily increasing ana the
great aud prospective, immense tobacco trade OF
Richmond gives every that in the hands of
private individuals, this may be made probably the
most productive investment offered in this city,
The terms will be made favorable. Further informa-
tien will be furnished and proposals. received BY
jy3-eodts TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
{ ,OAL.-Thc uuderslRned hnyiDg entered
COAL, are prepared to fill orders promptly and at
the lowest prices. JNO. WILLIAMS.
su l-eod6t r. II. GIBSON.
AWNs BELOW COST.- 1 will from
- this day offer large and desirable assortment of
Lawns fast coors) shilling per yard In order
to close them before moving on the LIST of Septem-
Der to No. II Main street, under Mir. Whitehursts
Daguerrean Gallery. The same goods have been
selling during the It 25 cts per yard. Also
sILAS L. JOHNSON,
au4 No 81 Main street.
~ OTl q K..TempOrnry Removai...rhe
1 subscriber, for the purpose OF giving way to tn
erection of new house has removed his store from
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N OTl q k..TempOrnry Rem0vai...Che
1 subscriber, for the purpose Of giving way to tn
erection of new house has removed his store from
his old stand corner Of Main and 18th streets Three
doors above, where he would be pleased to see his
friends and the public generally, in want Of first
pared with all the necessary requisites adorn the
outward man. Il. B SPENCE,
Fashionable Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
Ia No Maj
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The abatement this week shows an increase In all
tho tenn, That In the discounts was unexpected,
h,, 10 part the increase in the capital Of
tn Esnk OF Commerce during the week, and its line
il .usmented about t425 Coo while the Meuopo itan
bark In which the country balances are nov large,
hss .Iso ex panded to about like amount. The spe.
cie average il viii be seen, 10 nearly half million
larger than that OF the previous week. Tbs actual
increase in the deposits after allowance for the ex
ehanees at the clearing house. 10 about hundred
dniiafa.
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<eA EOk kENT..-1he desirable Busi-
Ba ness stand ard Dwelling, 2nd door above corner
14 Of 10th and Main streets, 10 for rent, together
or separately. may be desired. This store is
of the most desirable stands for almost any kind Ct re-
lent situation fer MILLINERY business To a good
tenant, the tent will be accommodating. Apply 10
T. A. J. CLOPT0N,
Agent and Collector, No 8, Wall st.,
an 2 -aodSt under ST Charles Hotel
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A I.ARGH STOCK OF DRY GOODS
N SELLING OFF At COST-M. w. ROSE,
No. 2o5 Bresd street, Richmond. Vs- with view to
changing his business will sell from this time to the
10th day of August, his large, varied and be sutful
sock Of 7te est-E .iaa-l --'*
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST. The goods then remaining on hand viii
be closed ont at public auction. 4sE1lfsFsta'7f
All persozs desiring to purchase Dry Goods of a
superior quality will here find sufficient iaducement
co mako Investment, az he intends be very ae-
commodstine, and wants to save much expense az
possible by, If not wholly avoiding the auction Be
wise !-cail and examine for yourselves.
N. b. The stors now occupied BY me will be for
rent after the let OF September. Ii il an exc.snt
location for diy goods store, for which purpose il
has been occupied BY me for upwards Of VI years
nv E-sm - w ROSE
MARsEp.LES OlL.-Frcnh and In dn9
AVA ofdeS y0st landed aud for sale BY
SELDEN MILLER,
81 Corner Pearl aad Cary streets.
DklED PEACHEs nnd AIonniaia BUT.
~ TERROR sale BY
SELDEN MILLER,
" % Corner Pearl snd Gary strests
IL lids. siaess shoulders, Hanls, sad
u" bTeasfs, for sale by
su THOMAS JOslEs co.
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@ tOH hkNT---The iarae and desira-
W:sa BILE Wood Dwelling. containing eight rooms.
a:4 kitchen with two ROOMS, aud all necessary out
houses, situated at tie corner Of 7h and Main SITS
The entire premises have been recently put in good
order. To good tenant the rent will be low. APP
ply to T.. A. J. CLOPTON, Agent and
Collector, No. 8 Wall street.
va 2--eod3t Under St. Chsrles Hotel
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TACKSON,S EXCELSlOk BlTTEkS 10
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which il produced by
onr ever varying climate In all forms of bilious
dissases aud Liver Complaint 1t u one OF the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. FL. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drus ests generally. 10 20
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An FOh hkN1-And p0ssessi0n s1Ver
i'll Immediately, the desirable Brick DIV lliss con.
1s4 aiming six rooms, in perfect order with eit,
water in the dwelling, situated at the corner of z5th
and Franklin streets, recently occupied by FL U Tu,
tle. TO good tenant the r Mt will be low Annly
to Z. A. J. CLOPTON. Agent and rr'
Collector. No. 8 W aiI street
au2-6t Under ST Cbari.a Ho,.I
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lYGEIA hUTEL--OLD POINT-CUM'
IL RORT-This delightful summer resort, the
most inviting ON the Southern enboard and for At
traction. inferior ia the country eonvenieu
the Salt bath and the many lux sres ofhe tide
water region, in broad view Of Hampton Roads anc
the Chesapeake Bay. and with an extensive military
post beside it, has passed the prspretorship of the
undersigned and will be opened for the public
ton on the 10th day Of june after which date it vii
not be again closed. =. g
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season. II
almost unknown. For health 1t may be said indeed
tain interior 80 that the up-ander may feel ris,
In going tho attractions of this celebrated
lowlsnd retreat.
The proprietor has engaged for the general super
ntendence, Mr. Joseph B. Stegal, Of Richmond, lat,
of the Huaenot Springs, gentleman of marked apti
tude fer the trust he has assumed, while his own
pervison will guard the comfort of visitors and tn,
reputstion of the establishment.
my l2-Sm JOS. SEGAR.
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w N. Y.--This magnificent Hotel, the largest and
most comfortable one in the world Is BOW open for
the reception of guests and those Waiting the Capes
To who has never this Hotel it is well worth
visit it being the largest Hotel in the void, being
and dining 5000 Tho length Of the dining room in
the clear is 425 feet long width 60--total length of
wing SIC feet whole length fiom Ocean paror to the
barber shop quarter of a mile, with 1872 rooms
Also, Stabling, Carriage Houses dc, ATTACHED, to-
sether with fen-Pn Alleys Pistol Galleries, Archie
~ tents, and Quot pitching Grounds for the Ladies',
with fine Hippodrome ring under the supervision of
Madame Minnie and Gen. WEIGH.
II Board 81 per day. CAIN FOSTER,
l4-fm proDretora
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seA FOR hENl ...The lar Nc three story
5sA Brick Dwelling, eonsa aiming rooms with city
Aa;4 water and gas on the premises, situated on
Grace street, Church Hill opposite the residence Of
Mrs. Van Lew, recently occupied by Mr.. Saml N.
Prise. This ia of the most pleasant Sit ustions
the sity. The whole premises have b-en thorough
ly repaired Ts good tenant the rent viii DO accom-
modating. Apply to l.. A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector, No. g. Wall st.
uu 2-eod3t under St Charles Hotel.
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- FOH kkNT. and pOsseusi0u g1Y-..
Es lmmediatsiy. framed house on Church Mi
~ 18th strast, near the Temperance Hail I.,.,s
occupied by Mr.. Carr, containing room and Icy
With two rooms; water on the premises and ami.
room tor wood and coal. p''
This House % situated in a pleasant neishborhood
and convenient to several churches AMY "a u'
EDWARD ID EACHO
au 2-6t Pa.rI 80.
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90 FOX RENT--The upper part Of tho
Rs3 House over my store, containing nine rooms,
- with pantry, &c.. and kitchen with three rooms
being very suitable for large family boarding
house, being within one square of the first market
house Rent low, to good tenant. Possession aivsn
when desiied. WIN. WALSH,
jy 6-ts No IS Main ct.
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- FOX khNI, and pYsse,sIOn give.
Hss immediatsly, brick tenement on Oreson Nh
Ia containing Six rooms including the bsse u,.nt
with large lot attached. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO.
en- 2-6t Ps.ri .,ra,
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nsH. FOR RENTING brick Warehsase
81 on the Basin, st the corner OF Cary sna IVY
~ streets, new occupied BY Messrs. L. u W.
d. Tompkns. Possession given Oh lst Of Octoosf-
Apply to JOHN RUTHERfoohD'
jy l5-tu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
City Politics.
FREMONT AMONG THE Know soTHyGs-A SPLIT
ABOUT 70 TAKE PLACE AMONG THE FIILMoREITEs

FREMONT AMONG THE Know s0THfSGS-A SILT
ABOUT TO TAKE PLACE AMONG THE FrLLMoREITEs
THE SEVENTH WARD COUNCIL TO BE REPRE-
sFNTED At SYRACUSE, or THE 10Th INST.
Since the result Of the Maine election has become
known the deseron Fremont from the Fillmore ranks
has become quite common among city politicians Of
the american stripe. The leaders are seriously
alarmed-they see that the oIlccs which they
had in view Under the Fillmore regime are
fast fading from their sight, and that In tie calculation
Of chances for the Presdency Fremont stands fr and
Fillmore lat.
We tan that this feeling win be likely 10 deveIopc
startling results n or before the meeting Of the
American State Convention, on the I'D Instant
nent Il foot 10 kick up q OF some kind 10
afford the leaders 4 chance 10 come oct for Fremont
they see their rank and Ole has deci led tendency
that direction.
Disturbing topics have already arisen 10 many OF the
ward courcis and have % announce that Of them
bavt declared for Fremont outright
At meeting Of Americans Of The Tth Ward Council No.
o James Brenuer, ESQ, President, and r g. futile,
Secretary, voted 10 support John &. Fremont FOR
President and the following persons were selected
delegates and acrpacs to the Fremont American state
Nominating Convention, 10 be held syracuse the
18th inst b lamin rsrshurst Edmund p. Barrow,
Moses b. Wentworth, and George W. King Since the
Maine election Fillmore stock "a decidedly below par In
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