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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-28

A LARGE sTQCK OF DRY G00DS
a 9 s. SEkLMs GSsT.. E. .,.S ~ Iiss aoss z
iOsh day q 1Gy d large, varied and beautiful
''''1 pSarE5a,AEA 81 FANCY DRY GOODS,
At N6ESf SfThe goods thea remaining on hand, viii
bsrloee 1ht at public auction.
Ss,nt mn . PnS n Soe
(unake an inyestment. ~ he intends to be u
commodstins, and wants to ssge ~ much e
pG:s'p.e III .nS 5os MnD ior sourssss
rent 1t ais.l Il Il the IL Of ssptsm6er excellent
sssss s.s sssa ss s9s: ss9s :sa
INV H-Sm M w. NOSE.
IsAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH
II MENT-This celebrated manufacfory y fnruisn-
Ing very superior article OF Uttered soos wsses
prs up in he city Those 10 Of any o the above
q I've. E s,s ne s o the e, ss
Of charge. All orie sddressed % the subscubsr o.
to any q the nsssh.s.s III Rsss s psosps =
jeia 0th 6. between Main and Frasklin.
AIDLEY 3 RQBINs0s,s ckkAM
sy,ups with the various fruit fayorss made ef The
e Juices Of the ssspsetivs fuits are now supplies
:s ss :s:s.s :s ssf Ice
Lain FOUNTAINS, ssd = it nsvsr eotass = con.
tscf with eeppsr sad other poiscno.s metsls NAY
- dvank wtk0ut Any Of the III effects ffcquenfy re-
sS,sfne frcus tbs - 81 Sods Water prspafed u the
thinlT-sIned copper foubfsina er the coppsr nsr
ehines now esseally employed e ifa 9s1Hsecsufe
Manufacturing chemista.
t.n IN and Franklin 80
LVTT1 MUSLIN 61Nl56.--A JnrSe Iet
- of bvim 0ns1in Ban1A gulfabie tor b.eqnes ~
up5erl llssvse g - soM g vary reeucs4 rfcsa =
nssHshssse - 81 1tSSEc MOSES, q nalax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-28

Col BENTON ON Col FKEMoTfeo Benton
in his late speech at St. Louis referred to the nom
ination of Col Fremont, his son-in.law, and to a
rumor that he would support him and said
Now, when has it ever happened that 1 have
been influenced by family connections, or even by
my own INTEREST," What office have ever got for
one of my family What appointment have i
ever got nyselff No, citizens l am above such
considerations. / am above family, and above self
when the good of the Union is concerned From
first to last have been for my country, and mean
to continue for it / have made many sacrifices
for it, and am making great one now in stand
ing this canvass"
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PosT OFFICE AFFAIRs.-The Postmaster Gene.
raj orders the following:
Establish postoffice at Cany Hollow, Lee CO :,
Va, and appoint Thomas A. Judd postmaster. Ap
point Alfred Armstrong. postmaster at Doe Hill,
Highland county, Va, vice John r. Enritt, re-
signed r
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Thos. Ct. Adams, proprietor OF the Lauderdaie
Springs, Miss, was robbed on the 18th inst, OF
% $50
James Strang, the Mormon prophet, who was
shot at Beaver Island, was alive on Saturday last
The railroads running west from Buffalo, N. Y.
have abolished the system of solicitors drumner's
&C., east of that point.
The Mt. Vernon Guards of Alexandria, Va
makes an excursion to Winchester on the 4th.
Rev. James Caldwell, late of Hanover county
Va, has accepted q call to st. James Church, Lees
burg, Va. ssgs
The corner stone Of q new Lutheran church
was laid at Salem, Va, last week. Rev. j. Nc
Cron, of Baltimore, officiating.
Hon. w. s. Trotti, ex-member of Congress from
South Carolina, died near Buckhead, s. c., on
Monday last
Mrs. Gibson, recently stabbed in New Orleans,
by an assassin attempting to take her husband 4
life, has since died.
At Victoria, Texas, ON the 7th, they had ripe
peaches-not of forced growth.
AT Orange Court House, last week, $500 wal
raised for Kansas. ~
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BANKING IN CANADAs-By a return made this
month to the Provincial Legislative Council, by
the various banks of Canada. it appears that these
institutions had an average circulation last year OF
f40l6 l42 currency in paper issues, based upon an
average amount of a750,000 currency in specie.
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DRowNED.-James Newton and James Thear.
Wy, pilots, and Nomar, son of Rev. w. M. d.
Moore, of Smithville. n c., were drowned in Viii.
mipgton, N c., on Wednesday. The frsttwo were
drowned by the upsetting of boat and the last
while bathing
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EMiGRAET SHIPS MIssINa-The clipper ship
Driver, 1894 tons, with crew of %, all told, and
344 passengers, sailed from Liverpool on the 18th
OF February and has not been heard since
The clipper ship Ocean Queen, 1000 tons, sailed
from Lendon 18th February, with passengers
was seen OH the lTth off Portsmouth, but never
since = -
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LATER fRox Kansas --Advices from Kaus
atate that VIM Gay. the agent Of the Rhawnee
snd Wyandots Indians, had been murdered by the
indiana 49, .s - = 55st = s
II was reported that Gov Shanson had resigned.
20 take effect on the lst Of July Il was alss rur
nnored thai Mr. Rrewn the editor Of the Herald Of
Freedom, had been killed
Col Sumner b said 70 have had . Sight with .
party Of Misscurians. In which he last two men,
but drove the Msourians ous Of the territory after
killing several
Col 8 Il also reported to have refused to allow
aPerty Of some ffty Southerners TO proceed from
Westport to settle on claims st Hickory Point Ii
was hlso reported that party Of eighty men from
chicago had been deprived Of their arms 1t Lex
ington
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RAILROADS IN INDIA-kxilroads, upon truly
gigantic SCALE are in course of actual construction
in British India in furfherance of which the East
India Company have loaned their credit. l. The
East India Railway, to Delhi, 900 miles; 800 miles
under contract 100 mites or more now open; and
rhe whole to be completed during the year 1856
The East India Company guaranty five per cent
nterest on their bonds to the extent of G4,00O,-
900. The Great India Peninsula Railway, from
Bombay. Al miles opened for travel last year.
Five per cent guaranteed on s1000,000 by the
East India Company. 8 The Madras Railway
interest guaranteed on s1 ,090 ,0C0. A. The Scinde
Railway, ITO miles TO the Indus. s. Central In
dia Railway, to Ahmedabad, 163 miles. Five per
cent. interest guaranteed
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DEAD.-The Columbus MISSY Democ at, states
that Captain VIM. F. Shields, late Commander in
the United States Navy, and citizen of Lowndes
county, Mississippi died in Marion county, Ala
en- the 30th ult. while on his way to Bailey q
Springs. He was in the fftyseventh year of his
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MORMON ABoMISAlIoNs The habeas corpus
case OF Mr., Jervis, who followed his runaway wife
and children from England 70 this country, and
now seeks to obtain Possession Of the latter, was
investigated on Tuesday by Judge Peabody. The
evidence given was with references 10 the alleged
brutal treatment Of children by the Mormons -
Mr.. Murray. one of the employees 1t Castle Gar
den, testified that he had seen number of chill
dren dying and no attention paid to them, either
before or after death. On one occasion he saw
hne child. about four or Eve years old in the ago
mics of death for q whole day, and no person paid
any attention to it whatever and, after il was
dead, one of the Mormons mounted box or chair,
and addressed his brethren and sisters in these
words: /" All we can say sbout it is, we will have
one pig less to feed
Sergeant W. Cannon, of the U. s. Army. GER
tilted that he had been eight months with the Nor
mons In Salt Lake City. He gave some disgust
ing details of the practices there. He had known
a brother married to his own sster--he was Sex.
ton in the Temple Brigham Yosng had forty
nine wives when be was there; had heard him say
in the Tabernacle that he would have his children
marry each other.-N Y Mirror.
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CosT OF THE WAR In EURoPE-The N. Y.
Journal of Com merce comments upon the cost of
the war, to the Allies, S400, 5000 to England
and as much or more to France, to say nothing Of
Turkey and Sardinia. Including the Russian
expenditure, the cost is supposed to be thoa-
sand million dollars
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THE MOUNT VERNON EsTATE-The following,
announcing the disso luton of the Mount Vernon
Association of Pennsylvania, has been sent to the
Philadelphia Bulletin for publication, by Of its
officers: -
"The ladies of the Mount Vernon Association Of
Pennsylvania beg leave to inform the public that,
having written, some time since, to ]. A. Wash
ingtcn, aEsqn reference to the purchase of the Mt.
Vernon estate. he courteousy but positively de-
cned selling it to the ladies of the Union. Re-
Gently i'm letter published in the National Inteli-
gencer, he expresses his unqualified disapproba-
ton Of the bill passed by the Legislature of Virgin
ia. and again declines selling. Believing that Mr.
Washing gtoa can neither be forced nor coaxed into
any disposition Of his property that does not en-
tirely accord with his view of propriety and expe-
diency, they have resolved to discontinue their Ia
bors and dissolve the Association
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DESTRUCTION OF HEMP IN MIsSOURI-The
St Joseph lMo) Cycle of the 18th says:
A sectien- of cur country was visited by de-
structive hail storm on Sunday last, resulting in
the destruction of some eight hundred and fifty
acres of growing hemp, which at an average Of
eight hundred per acre, would foot up 312 tons
worth $4,000.
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NEW YORK AND NORFOLK AIR LINE RAILROAD
The engineers upon this road, having COM
menced the survey and location Of the. road. says
the Snow Hill Worcester county, Md } Shield, q
meeting was held in that place on Monday to pro.
vide measures for facilitating the progress of the
work
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pY JAS. s. uoWxRnrN.'
HOTELS.

|N0KvkLl HOUSE. AIaia street. Lyurh
WELLS HYDE, Proprietors ThIs hous. Z. na,.
Sader9ofaoa change e coastrscfon that viii Mace h
on tooins with the best moaern built hotsls. :.
nisnee Tor sacsts and will be usnshed IN r,vr az
eegance ans confort suited TO the tastes Of All and
OF character thst will mako IL rank 10 fact. viii
tne VIZ e-s-- rotes g the country ny So d&cim.
n NsfiuSAts HOT EL, Main sfreeI. ,sa ao.
ton, Virsiuia ~. j. HUNTER { Co. Pre-
pretogs ssE ~s ~
r. An 0mnihss waii always be in re.dinee, AZ the
hairoaa oepoi; g tAse passengers TO and from ihis
mousse uee eI eAsfHz. my s. 6m
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rysPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk rsburs Richmond and all places in Viz
ginis and North Carolina, iu ended for shipment by
Se.amships Roan oke and Jamestown will hereafter
Arecelyed bv the AID SMS' IMPRESS COMPANY,
who are the for Express privileges
& on these ships.
! C)tsre OF the New York and Virgins Steamship
3Compspy LUDLAM & PLEASAk rs,
q and. Agents
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f~rr.. rez4@==szzg1 THE ADAMS, kXPhESS
80 80 COMPANY, ls4 Main ST.. hsv

Ha-s ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk Petersburg and Rich
s1nond by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke. which
sieaye New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Slyuchburg. Salem, Wythevile, and the principal
pisces in Virginia and North Carolina, pre-
pared to forward with great dispatch and reduced
2rates every kind of Mercnandise Vsluable Parcels.
zJewslry, &c, to the above named cities, and all
places on the seaboard s
Il Our Express on the Steamships win be eceumpa-
td by special M ssengers who will give their per-
sonal attention to the csreful banding OF goodssn-
ltrusted 10 the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship
sExpress
shippers win please take tice that packages to
poits in Virginia and Moth Carolina, will be sent by
ssteamer. unless otherwise marked
Freight received ON day of sailing until O'Clock,
SP M j. l.. MACDONUGH,
s.fh 4 ~
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EI5Els 3 Tafses, 1iaekcrel aoa 116lI13
i ]. ~ = h'sa's' = ssts4Sn i;is 3 ! oaSnlinow,
ssa;s:si |. :: ~ So Z AI1h,Sl l. scsss s.:s,
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THE SPANISH SQUADRoN.--A letter from Ha
vana states that good supply of coal has been for.
warded to the Spanish squadron at Vera Cruz, by
means of which the vessels will be able to make q
stout attack ,or clear retreat just the case may
demand.
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3. COMMENCEMENT At THE UETvrRsIrY OF vIR-
.GIsrA-The commencsmenf vf The Univessity Of
vifginis took place yesterday. The exercises
were commenced with prayer, by the Rev. J. A.
Broadus, chaplsin. The degree Of Master Of Arts
was conferred on the following students: Archer
Anderson and Fleming James, Jr., Richmond !:
Jno. K Gwaltney. Roanoke; Chas A. Jones, Not
toway; Hilary p. Jones. Charlottesville; Henry n.
Matthews, Lewisbure; Cincinnstus Morris, Prin-
cess Anne; Jas. Murry, Southampton; Waller
Wrsnn, Isie Of Wight; Crawford n. Toy, Nor
folk.
Among the graduates we find the following
from
Richmond-John H. TimberIake, r. H. Ander.
son, ]. H. Chamberlayne, Fleming James, Jr Ar
cher Anderson. Thomas q. Dudley. Jr-, Roger
Martin, w. B. Ritter, J. M. Strother, Morton b.
Howell, graduates, and Lewis F. Terrell, prof.
cient. -s.
Pesersburg-Geo 8. Bernard, John M. Boiling,
graduates, and w. Z. Hamblin, proficient
Lexington-W. d. McCorkle, O. r. Estell, n. r.
Paine
Lynchburg-B l. Blackford, L. N. Blsckford
H. a. Garland
Fredercksburg-T. B. Maury, G. T. Goolrick,
C. l. Hall sss,
NorfoIk-D. G. Cannon, A. M Smith. C Toy,
graduates, and G. 4. Grandy and w. w. Williams.
profcients.
Chesterf sld-C H. Winston, j. E. Cox, Jr.
Pitfsylvania-J. E. Poindexter.
Halifax-W. Fl. Faulkner.
Prince Edward-Win. G. Daily.
THE LATE JUDGE BAYLY-The Philadelphia
Times accompanies the announcement of the
death Of the Hon. Thos H. Bayly, late representa-
tive in Congress from Virginia. with the following
interesting remarks:
When Mr.. Wise was appointed Minister to Bra.
z by President Tyler, in 1912 or 49, Mr.. Bayly
was elected to the vacancy created in his district
by his resignation. Soon after taking his seat he
attracted the attention of the House by his vigor
of style and breadth of knowledge, as exhibited
in parliamentary discussion. During the fierce
onslaught made by the Wings, led on by Garrett
Davis of KY, and Robert Schenck of Ohio, upon
the war measures of Mr. Polk, not one of the De-
mocratic members bore himself more gallantly or
repelied their repeated assaults more vigorously
than he.
So high did the debate run between Mr.. Davis
and himself, SO much thrusting and parrying took
place between these leaders of contending hosts
that personal issue grow out of it. A challenge
passed, and the terms of a hostile meeting were
arranged when, by the interposition of friends 1t
was finally settled.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING "A blacksmith named
Henry Tisserand was almost instantaneously kill.
ed at New Orleans, Friday, by thunderbolt, in
his shop. 1t tappears that be was lying on the
floor, with two or three other men, when the light.
ming came down the chimney, passed over the
floor and out through the door, without injuring
the house. Tisserand immediately arose and call
ed for water, but in second or two dropped down
dead There was not the slightest mark on any
part of the body or clothes
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10 KICKS BRICKS, BR1 e X S...Wo
- have tor ssle prIyseIy large stock OF well burn.
cd Dock Bricks, which will sell low TO any person
in want
We are also prepared to contract for Brick work,
under the supervision Of Mr.. Luke Mckepns.
LARUS SHINE,
je I9--ts "a Main street
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A1I1U ga x M ckS.-N . have tne aeehcy - ISs
3 i Burrelps Improved ReaPers, and wonia pc sIaa
20 f, rnsb nv who msy be ia want OF hesper oo-
lisvins them, 10 be superior to any now in use
NJ 30 BAKER \ pLEASANTS
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MEDICAL.

A LADY WHO HAS BEEN CURsD OF GREAT NER.
~ asp9 asS q
Ss 70 v e. n NE May s.
nR. WARDS uNroRrUsArEs FRIEND; AID orsKa
quicker aad more complete than enytblaS else s aoted
,S ma ss nus
ranged Sat pas DO meet Quick etsca Nd ha
s,ss isa oss Two d.y. esss anessins
in twelve hoara omos osns see one door eA OF e COR
TYR. LARMokT's PARIS orMEDfc AZ AD-
ID and Marrsse t;.iae ai,h edition. SO page 7S
STSs &c az
sSa s ~ sa {,
z s.Ss srss Sc % Ny
rSs zuos Day e. ''
ie.is: nss srssas NE - s..S ana .vs:y d.sds.
q s,s e a.s 80 .1'. s'as
Snss 1sS = r. .ss ss
70 xe Elnperor Of 1n.es and hs Re,h fsiy Of msland
" ~. ssns ;q e an
susd daily, Sundays snosptsd a ha o6,os, oI 10 n
coGxs Q, s.ymosi.ls. -, -
ys .seasaus n. Levi .oss:, . eer. .yss IN. extreme b.
'''''' A se Ne pssssss DUKE < es.ssnd
uror the Msss Noble de j Maraai. . isn.assns 'r0o
NJ Ls'' s. ssi 81: . ssss A. sn'
Robert rf sss Sss ssa a,.s s. IN Ordinary
NJ. fsei has most aAKu y eurActed oorns from my
s'' s''hs giving ns7ss sAss I'm as,s r..sv,or 4 D.
nc. Queen street May "a, London: x.sos !. isss. "
art From u J. Fshus, Eco I'D 49,. ~
III solicited by Mr. Levi beg tesiy 70 BIZ success
m ii HI in havn perfectly removed large bencn. OF long
sart re, without cunang ANY pain. H pnlsus,
Phi sdephiAs July q. 1851 No. Bosom row.
In edition tie above authenticated tostmonias many
hrusi In hts possession amopg which several
sdjes Of the highest rank by mvorng hiB
wiha cell at HE oce, ~ Eleventh street, bsvesn Finh and
Mr. No professional connection WIN any persoa-
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ASTROLOG 4.


A sroNIsHlNG - ALL MADAME MORROW. THs
"A seventh daughter hss natural gift 70 tell presena
and future events and al the concerns OF e even the
thoughts and will speedy and show the like
nesses OF the Intended husbands and absent friends and WIFI
bring togsther those who I'd who viii the
e@est happiness Of matrimonial bNas AZ who w,sh good
uck cab for relief and thousands
preed heir belief hA she IL The most astroog
In the world that has been known though she
ses nc.hpg but what s reconcease to philosophers Nc
charge not satisfied rs Bro0me street. between Cannon
Columbia. Gentlemen admitted
A sTRoLOGY.-THE CtLEBRATED M9s. FLEURy,
n from Paris whose relation has been constantly consulted
by Napoleon L. gives true formation on all eveRs Of hfe
Questions about busress love- marriage &c answered
by the Of magnetism, at 23 Broome street. I'd story
door ne4
lNLAlRvoYANCE-MRs. SEgMUUR, no SPRING ST
~ few doors west Of Broad the most accsssfal aed
clAirvo- ant IL America sthna, oroncAihs
liver mplant dyspepsia general debility, and
Ns worst form kc cured curabe sas-
faction g. aranieed, or no pay taken
HLAIEyoYAFCE-- MRS. HAYES LIS GRAND STREET,
~ Broadway IL the best and successful medical
and business clairvoyant In dis correctly
and at distance; aAvi
given respecting PERSONS business &c satisfactory examns
lions given. reweru pay taken. IL
MADAME BACKEk, ASTkULOGEk, Is GOING 10
iVl Rev YORK whoever ct her friends require her
before her departure must call 5000,
residence, No. s61s Lispenard street ts 4
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rro kEET-THE TWO FIRST CLASS THREE STORY
high baSemeDt BRICK houses ITO and liz West Forty hn
street, between sigh end seventh avenues with Tas water
Ac The first slas r kngsh base house. go West
THIRTY nth street between Eighth and Ninth all
The odern improvements For terms apply to ]. D. BAY
- Canal strest
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A LADY WHO HAS BEEN CURRD OF GRRAT NER-
"A yocs debility after msny wears Of misery desires 2 make
all fellow sufferers Tho oil relief, Address
enclosing stamp pay return postage, Mrs. Mary DeWi
Poson and the prescription Will be sent free by aex post
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mo LATHE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO 2so
orssne street between G inton and Wsverey pla ,cs
yell aSaned for rst class boarding II
u.s. s~,ss N rooms fitted tor gentlemen; alcoves Ooon,
baths odern improvements Toa hgs enant
II Will be rented low Apply N JOHN Lbofb NlNS, 10
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NALL RIVER IINE.-ON AND AFTER MONDAY,
March TO- the steamers OF the Fail River Line will
New York, irom pier s. North .. O'Clock P. n.
WM BORDEN, Agent.
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mo LEAea--A THREE STORY AND ATTIC HOusK,
with Stable 10 he rear, situated IN Clinton place Eighth
street. No. a., Of University place. The houss
been lately pu; thorough orders has gas baths Ia Posase-
don gwen Immediately Fgr further particulars inquire
JOHN GRAHAM. SIG Broadway, second acor
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Il UDDON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINS LEAvB
II Chambers at Get daily; for Albany and Troy: On and
after Monday, January 81 1855 the trains will follows:
wa,n NJ connecting with Northern and Western
trains; through train II cypress train r n: fos
n; for sing sing. s.4 n The siDg Sing and stskD
sers Canal Crscpher Thirty streo Sunday mai
rain, p NJ from Canal street for Albany, stopping s ~
cai stations N. L. SYKES. Jr. SUPERINTENDENT
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DRIvA1l CONgUL1ATIONa.-,Dn.n Wkpoous rean-
nnes hIs pracoe n cas a NsoAsG N VfiOA 49,
rested more han tveIy thousand aysa ndo o9e sfnDes
n N sssnsss q saposs HIM % dss.sAon wls hca ~
desires 70 state that many have besn dessivsd bv -
proriIss eerin ehassAane md bssa pjused by druga
hero 4 no charge sr consutAt.ns l.....'.-
Many years surgeon 10 ne Lock Hospital; auir o. "a;
Cause and Cure" nnmerous plates a. ONE % WAN
street, fourth Door of Broadway.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

rfsa ,.xr-THREE HOCsEs on NINTH AVENUE nos.
1888, 800 and AZ with al modern improvsmsuts oe.ut.
sniy ten Ies walk from tks ferry For particulars apply
10 ~ A MEYER, 30 William str .et
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COUNTkY RESIDENCE TO LET OR FOR sALE-A
" most desirable and convenient ocson, In the village OF
Astoria L. The house Is large, lighted With and with
other modern nprov mens; grounds handsomely laid out
and improved; will exchange for city property
NJ + DAYTON, II Murray sweet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

no LET-oN EIGHTH AVENUE, THE LARGE CON.
yno,,ous and basement, No 10t bs
and twenty streets 10 one Of the best business locations
snrure pier looking glass aud picture frame store; imne
aie rossesson be had. Apply on the
TpUR DEVLIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

ITO LEASE-A HANDSOME RESI- DRNCE ON BUENA
Ridge, at Mott Haven situate upon high ground and
msndg extensive vew Of the surrounding
70 I'd from the city every thirty manes VIA Harlem Rsilroad
fare le Communication $40, distance from City Hall miles,
premises variety OF fruit aad other gar
and tagged waks the house contains IL rooms
cellar DC possession immediately desired. For further
particulars inquire OF j. CROW lib Canal street Also
residence at MorvRna sit fate high
ground with large es; distance from depot
roo feet, three minutes walk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

TO LET-THE ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE 172 EAST
Twenty third street. two doors Second avenue: the
house ~ feet VIDE BY AZ deep 100 feet with gas
bstba waercots, and modern Convenience To an
tenant with sman family win be Ieased
IN favorable Apply 70 A. LIVINGSTONE So john IT.