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nR. CoBBETr, loiDrANE STREET, NrxBE5 OF THE
~ New York University may be consulted privately dis
pcni cures DIR. q would apprisc OF Tie ss hat
he the only qualified sdcsl man In the treatment Of certain
Diseases in the city. B.-soe his diploma ME onEce-
Charges moderate.
nI. HUNTER, NO. DIVISION STREET NEW YORK,
~ long and flyorably known to the rublc Do
suited his old Once he has pracscd branch
OF medicine for the last twenty four years
than any other IN the city Of
considered ncurabc Of which he
refer to as heretofore Charges moderate aud al
guaranteed CauionNy remedy, Hunters red drop.
that certain diseases without drying rolson The
blood only be had as above free ~ Beware q Cein
erfcta
DR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, NAY be con-
IL suited privately Diseases The victims Of
ndepce call him with the certainty OF being radically
cured. Charges moderate. n B.-So fee III cured.
nE. wATsoNS NEW WORK" TUE cAusE AVID
~ Cure complete practical treatise spcrmogrhoa
and exhaustion with local debility, ndlced
early mdscrcon, other which The
and effects OF ths nsous malady together With the
fully explained illustrated by anatomical
plates aud drawings addressed especially those atouo
marry Price 81 To be had cf the author who ay con-
suited conhds naly nj hts residence 30 Walker kos few
doors west OF Broadway.
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C,ARAToGA, MoNTREkTs LEBANON STRINGS Ann
- THE WEST

Nrw Ynnx Avn H,rtrw Rarrrosr.
Fare reduced-To Albany, 81 80; Saratoga sea
Two eaiiy express trains.
$50 A. W. express leaves corner Of White and Centre streets
connecting Albany At Ills A. N. with the Central Railroad
foe the wes and with the Albany and Northern Railroad a.
NJ for Saratoga where passengers arrive a. L. Is r. "
and thence Montreal aud Chatham Four Corners with
The Western Raad Tor Lebaron springs where passengers
SO NJ mail train stopping Al al stations and arriving
w time for tho Central Railroad.
a1P ~. express for Albany connecting with the Central
Railroad express train for The Wes II T. NJ. and with he
saraf~ga train ri Z \. ", the next morning
An 6c shove coanec, Crosoa Fails with stages Tor
Lake Mahopac
SO W. cypress train from Albany sor New York with.
change cars on tho arrival Of the 5 express per
Central Railroad.
9l5 A. VI. NAL train, stopping al oil stations.
~ p NJ express train. leaving Albany The arrival -
hn 40 " NJ cypress train Of the Central Railroad the
arrival OF The Albany and Northern Railroad
Sara'oga
Rssgagc checked through.
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GILBERT s. SAVAGE, AUCTIOSEER.-LARGEA AND
" pcremptory mortgage sale OF groceries, "Wednesday
August l3 at l0s O'Clock A. NJ sugars teas rans, honey
coffee ehamoagne and care wine brandy port wine
segars &C. Liberal cash advances made gnmenis.
BAGLEY q savage, 81 Cedar street.
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NfEDAvr MORROW GAINS 70 We 1nF MOST We

NIKDAuT MORROW CLAIMS TO BE 1HE MOST WON
M Aerfa ASTROLOGICAL IN tho world or that has ever been
kuowp as am seventh dau .gr Of re seventh aaagher
rLo was also great asirologs have natural GUT ole
mast urcaeul and future Of LIE. have assonshei
ihmsands during my travels IN Europe val tel wheher
vow arc married single and how many lines you are u he
married and will show The likeness ot your
future husband and vii you u be speedily married a0
on will enjoy happiness o matrimonial bliss and
rood luck through whole lie vii also shsw ne IKE
mess az absent friends and relations ani VIII tell 50 tre al
OF life that cannot hclp beng asonislel
charge In not satisfied. Call pil not get the
chance Genlieaen arc admitted No. 70 Broome street,
between Cannon and Columbia.
MADAME MEYER UAs REMOVED 70 ial SEVENTH
" avenue between twenty third aud Twenty iOurih srCcs
she continues - tel past present aud tnre events ewse
Journeys lawsuits business prospects, sickness,
nbeent fricnds property cien Matame Meyer
verses English frcHoh aud German, and gives guarantee
for her an.
NTADNNE MAR, THE PIInENoLOGfsT rs AsEvENTH
wi daughter. shetes character md age whether
ou married. describes present wife husband;
ros married tells you when and whom You viii marry ara
ne past events q your c % correctly TIA shs
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nR. LARMoNT's FAIRS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide; 2gh edition, 40 pagss
elecroyped Illustrations CLOTH ~ IL gives Tie advertised
remedies and shows the superiority Of the author Paris and
London treatment Of fenio urinary Diseases de-
biiiy, local and from ndsrson &C. lie
all such diseased ~ Mercer street o. Spring.
opposite Sc Nicholas Hotel from 10 A. NJ i'll in The evening
Treatment by letter and We recommend Or. Lar
mont The afnced-Cougicr dcs Flats Unia Lsluns
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A UcTION NOTICE.. BOGART, tUCTlONEER-Bi >.
IN Bogar Tuesday l2h at 0la o'clock AZ tho rooms
corner Frankfort William streets Assgnces sale OF large
stock o boots Shoes ladies' aud genemcns CATERS &c
NICHOLAS j. EEAGLE, Assignee.
1915 O'Clock in front Of the auction rooms consebies
sale express ana other wagons horses, harness, DC
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L-oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIps.-USrTED STATES
u MAD ne. The new and sglendd stssm steam IN IN
for savannah Saturday, August 2, from pier Ne North
liver O'Clock r. NJ precisely Bills Of isding signed
board For freight apply On board, FOR passage 10
SAMUEL, y. MITCHELL, 10 Broadway
Cabin passage 10 Savannah s25 Florida through tcset
20 Jacksonville fS Plata $50 large and comtnodons sea
annahf Florada three ses week
DAYS.
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r,Hos yEITCH AUCTIoNEER.-sToRE NO. 10
Il Spruce sree-sherias sale Of force pumps &c, on
Monday August H. 1856 at 10 A. NJ, at the sacsroom No.
nc Spruce street, consisting Of force pumps all Ia per
feet order. JAS. u. BENSELls Deputy sherin.
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1IARMALADE, CLARET, seq ARs-AUCrIoN-TuEs.
Nl day, 10 morrow i01s o'clock at pey street. corner
Greenwich brandy wine, GIN schnapps tobacco segars
snu pipes soap sarnes hgs, narmalade,
Java coffee, hardware, cutlery, statuary, &c.
WELLINGTON a. CARTEK, Aucioneer
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NrEw YORK AND COMFY ISLAND. LANDING AT
Capt, G. r. Rcman viii leave follows Sundays included:
icsSlng soos ~ sprisr ssrss, ~ % A. r. ~ AMI ~ r n
leaving pier North River 10 ", and 4. NJ leaving
Island For, Hamilton and back 20 New York twenty ave
Tor which return ucke, wiz be even No half rice
for children. q. j. DODGE. Agent
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nR. RALPH.-orYIcEs sn HOUSTON STREET NEAR
~ Wooster Hours from 70 II A n, eiosPH. ssodAys
excepted All Geno urinary Also female AMI all chronis
complaints successfully treated Address ey letter. tez 80
Post once.
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L,op LfyFRPo0I1-rLACK STAR IfNF-THE
Il famed clipper shp EXCELSIOR, Captain Hsdlcy. u
sail positively " Wednesday August " Those about
Europe should examine Ibis spendd ship before euga
elsewhere For passage Va cab second cabin anil
apply boari pier q Eas, river, 70 JOSEPH MCRfh
gi Noufh rec
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A UCTION NoTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-
IA this Monday, Twenty Centre street. large
and general assortment Of household furniture Of every dc
elegant gas chandeliers and gas xures beds bedding mat
mirrors &c On Thursday large saleo cabinet ir
v order of j. W. MASON, Assignee.
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A rURNIsHED BOARDING HOUSE TO LEr-wIrII
N all the odern improvements, by the week monsh.
Address BOARDING. Broadway Pest Office, Ter one week.
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nOEO FOR SALE A BOTANIC MEDICINE STORE,
pCCU. located OF the best business avenues stab
sheu liz years. and only disposed of In OF the
iiDe o. the proprietor Apply {. b. BoWEs. 35 Broad
way, loom II.
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90 BOWEaY, NEAR CHATHAM sQUARE.-r0 LET,
Cd handsome suit OF rooms third heors well far
nkhed suitable for single gentlemen. No families
need apply. Reference required.
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L,oR SALEM WILLIAMSBURG, PRETTY HoM
Cor san down. and ~ 90 bond and mort gage 10
years ltis brick house.
marble manicl, balc0ny; mc from Grand stree
ffiy. Stages pass he door Inquire i52 Grand stree
Williamsburg.
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S0OO FOR SALE, 4 NICE LITTLE DRINKING
selling the proprietor going In the country Apply
at ~ West street.
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UCTIoN NOTICE.. BOGARr, AUCTIoNEER, BY
IA s. Bogart will sell, Monday. August H. at l01a
o'clock at the auction rooms No North William street cor
Of Frankfort street, by virtue OF execution, 10 OO
shares Of the Union Iron Pavement and Street Railing Com
WILLIAM B. JONES. constables Office Marine Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
&C hM IN CAsH-And no additional c.o

WSsCOO ia required will purcha., oratsis t,p .ap.
- ~ business already established in ths CIV
,aey ,r.;,d I P o,hIy, &C. and BY which fortune can g.
Tribune Office "-"ie's 'of'sne," a, the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

SMALL thick 81 Va and gold 200 pp, 2+ns, handy
foT ooeke., table O shsf
WALTWHTIhANs LEAVES OF GRASS"
W Eewv,L IThsy.two Posms
Deaers send in orders This hoax Will always De IN
demand FSWLEkI WELLS No 3S3 Broadway, N T.
1)ORTRAIT of JESSIE FREMONT.-A mag
nihcen litlsgrap Portrait Of Mr.. Fremont dnwn In
the hishes stle e. the by GhOLELI published oy =
d BHAINARD, No. Ia Washns:onst- foston Pnce Sl,
on -ecept of which will De- feeof eIpeneeo any
par of the United States
B-Wanted sDt.o sell th, above rx ns in New fork
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
FRIENDS OF FREMONT.

r. pd,-sisred having constituted themselves Com
-. sr ,he exclusive parpose Of circulating Documents
hsr7 1pon the moen,os questions nov issue oeire the
,ore respectfully yit@ contributions from all who
~ In cuns the triumph Of Liberty and Law At
the approaching ecet Money n Its OF .. sums it'n
,5i~ct and cot cent of it vii, BE- diverted any
an bs i. necessary, in order TO carry the election
u,, critics is that the people should have The
mean. Of horooy undr..anans d. rec.e.n's oy ,na
irbeety Of the present N.iopG ;ne
ec.y Of ha TsGSIy to to tIeeSS% M and the S
- - addressed tie Secretary - the Committee,
NJ 4. GRvOLD No. ltl NAssars:, Nsu.foSt Dsdlsy 5.
Gie-9ir IT. = mana New-Ysrk Sept q. 1856.
rh.d Int Of the Document. for sale sad for free
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

The undc rsgned heretofore acting with the political
parties inviting their fellow citizens who opposed
the of Slavery Free Territory and who
fs7of the election OF those Champions Of Republican Prn
cpc Fremont and Dayton meet a the hall the of
Wyheay. and MortO,st. Eastern District of rookyn
TUESDAY EVENING. Sept 30th, 1856, at O'clock Col.
T. l. SNOW, ofNewYot, and other gentlemen III positively
sddEesstA Ac meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
oh anres for Business Hten.

DRICK-Y ID for SALE or TO LEASE On
- MIDDLETOWN POINT RIVER New Jersey and TEN
ACRES of LAND. TWO BRICK MACHINES HORSE
row ER and everything necessary for the business Good
Moldng Sand and plenty excellent Water particulars
apply No. S5 Bowey, ID stog, or to JOSEPH MAGGS
the premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
Fluid Extract OF ofDnndeIionrh preparations of Dan.

Fluid Extract ofDandelion.-rhe preparations OF Dan
dson generally found the market inoH and worthless TO
an that the opinion that the plant has not W
medical virtues which writers claim or a. he error Niss
nom sk In preparation It's valuable aiesiNc
tonic duTcto and specnt has specific action on the yc
exciting when .nSuid secretion The diseases 70 winch II
especially applicable arrangement OF the ug"sife OF
zane dyspepsis diseases of the hver and spleen soi" con
son stomach and bowels In cases OF dysppsiA
liver have produced sore mouth
gums sdoTng permanent relief this fact alone Is conci1
IN is syorss remedial s,et, when prop ry prsP~ed
Prepared BY TiLDEN& Co, No 80 Jolrst, New YORK. and
ED b. ~ AyoLccsTies.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

W OeOOO The A9Fertiser, who hasb b..n -.
10. past hVe year. IN business In tlis city, which h.. M
$500" net prom, 10 dsirous Of meetinz with pers,n - @
give Gnqre'anabe reference Ie2sds Character sna .n
10 g,1 I,' W sD'Ss amount Of capital Join him . sa
year All cations Wit real naa,e will be-
oonhdena. Afores. ". II. Boz No Iaa Tka 1.r shc.y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
70 Ubom it map Uonrern.

a Ehr riSERS apply at V. B. PALNERs
- EkiIsiSG AGENCY, or when reaue.:ed are xsI,
- -RH ne Goes not authorize Runners soici, orders.
a hEllkED PHYSICIAN, whose sands of life
Iesry nun out di,covered, while living IN the T,se
60 certain enre for Consunpton, Bmsshiss Conras
eos, osIsrsl Debility Wishing to do mueh rood -
Ie vi" SEND 20 such II his afflicted fellow A. re-
Ye THIS r-c wnh full and Tor
s & a.ins H. He requires each sppcan, %
MN one .nihnfthree be returpsd q pos.ss
On ne repe and the rsude sppisd 20 ,hs psvmsSs
" bis sdye<1isenent Adcrsss - =" S-S-'
pr d. lAMEs No. 70 0rIest, JerseJ City. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

The Tw eufieth Ward Republican, Ass0cIntion VII
hold public meeting Continental Hall corner OF Sithst
and srsy on TUESDAY EVENING, Sept 50, at " O'clock
An address will be delivered by W H. FRY, of this city
commenoug O'clock muse &c Seats reserved Tor la
Scs All Republican electors of the Ward invited to at
tend and Ives members of the Association pre-
paraloryo Notiug tbs Primasy Elections OF the Wsrd
CHARLES NETTLETON, Pres lent.
&. A. RUNHLE, (S.cr.,.-i.s
THOMPSON
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

Amnsements.
Ac ADEMY 49, oT MUSIC
BENEFiT or
MAX MARETL X.
Ai,er which the Academy Of Music will PO'itiV,iy be
CLOSED.
WI 4 presented d oI The dfth and last time, Meyerbee'
GRIND Opera in three acts,
LIE TOILE DU o r. ID
tNORTB STAR
Madame ftzITesh h.s.Et sihSEsafESsS MAFsEFSsk, sSsv
sisnoh BnRlGHNooLI aRN3tPI' aHSS46
sqEt4T4iI ssSEsTTIs1. IN ns15HaI e. 5aatip.l roles.
Admission. ONE DOLLAR Second TsI % C.n. Cen.
Secured seats, extra 80 Cents An 'e'
Box SS'c osc. sRs1 at the Aeaa@y M HALL
Max n&RETzEK ig~.! Director and Conductor.
NIBLO's GARDEN-GERMAN OPERA
IN GREAT SUCCESS Of
SANIELLO
"D''' THIS Hi CT1EsnAYl EyESiNG, sept 70 i@s ivv,
m F FSRAsssrs fEREf WfsIcf Sf tEt bEtrEER
oEHhLEiS y TIE II PI,SSlG65Ei P!SSl6ESfAL PALLET
Mile FLORA and Mile JYLIA u. LEHMANN' and the Corps
Musical Director. os BERGMAN
of admission sSy hps S1n frsS Z the popular standard OF
Reserved Seat. 50 cents extra. Private Boxes
osSSn fg from to and st Hall Sons Music Store
Doors open a. 7; 20 commence at O'Clock. -
NFDNESDAY-The Wonderful Ravels. BLANCHE OR
THE RIVAL FAIRIES, and other Entertainments
NIBLOs SALOON-The public are respectfully
IN informed that
Madame CORA DE WILHORsT
v '' '''' "'- GRAND CONCERT
On THURSDAY October :, 1855.
On which occasion she will be assisted by
SignOr ALAMO.
MORINO,
Nh SANDERSON and
Signor MAEZOCCHI.
Price Of Tickets with Reserved Seats, ST. No Reserved
Seats Will he sold at the door the evening OF tn Concert
Tickets be purchased after Tuesday meDig at HALLS
and BILEJS1NC'S Music Stores, Broadway
Doors open at II Concert commences al O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
{" what. the News, Didymus ~ Why. Aun,y

"Whnt1- the news, Dfuy mus ~ Why Auuty
,le,, IN, "A trouble broke oct n Kansas" Oh YES G
49,, th,t, Aways trouble breaking out somewhere TherrS
NJ. Gs,su s, broke out with measles aud her Billy M
ls foot lt hat STUFF of DYERs-whst do you cah to-
HEALING FMBROCATlON'" Yes, that's ~ IL almost
made nw loot or him. but didn't quite t.sightcn h, bow.
I.fs The, say ns powerful medlcine" T. H. RING. No.
Isl BTosdsay, General Agent; MONELL ls''svi GUloN,
Bowery, and Others. retailers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

able yo ana who understand, nj the sine - Ga
fs branches Can be for two ears s ,,s PNscnaas
Icssr efAn sc5ls corner of 2sth-s'. sla t.kaC
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-20

m-1ti is stated that merchant Of Havana,
in order to supply the great necessity that ex-
iats there for small change, lately imported from
the United States ten thousand dollars in quar-
ters dimes and halfdimes. The mOny changers
feared that this would diminish their profits,
and raised report thata decree had been issu-
ed, limiting the current value of the quarter
to twenty cents. The consequence was that the
object of the gentleman who took this trouble
was frustrated, as but few houses would receive
the quarter at its original value. 1t is needless
to say that no such edict has been issued
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-20

BLowISG Ut Lex WITH GUxrownER-Sevcral
gentlemen connected with thesteambost interest
at St. Louis, have been recently experimenting
on the ice in the r.verwith gunpowder, with the
view of making a track in it. The st. Louis In
telligeucer of the 9Th inst, gives the following
account of some of their operations:
Captain Eaton and the gentlemen who accom-
panied him proceeded on the ice some distance
below the ferry landing, where they cut a small
hole in the ice and, through it, sunk a jug, con-
tanning four or five pounds of powder. The jug
was corked up tight, with piece of safety-fiise
entering it through the cork. When all was
ready the match was applied, aud the result was
that the ice was blown to pieces for u circumfer-
snce Of about fifteen feet from where the pow
der was put down. -Four experiments were tri-
ed with about the same result The ice where
the experiment was tried was 10 inches thick
and perfectly clear. We did not learn the opin-
ions Of the gentlemen who tried the experiment
AZ TO whether it would pay to blow the ice up
with gunpowder when necessary to clear the
harbOr, or not; they viii probably report their
views on the subjectat the next meeting. We
have seen the experiment tried two or three
times, and with so poor success, compared with
the trouble and expense, that the plan is, incur
opinion, measurable inIpraeticablc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-20

w-The only error in the following para
graph, which we clip from the Louisville Jour
nal, than which no compliment could come from
a higher source, is that which relates to ''chal-
longing" The rest is as true as preaching:-
.'Our friend Ridgeway, editorof the Richmond
Wing, got into a personal difficulty few days
ago with the Hon .Johu Minor Bolts. On ac-
count perhaps ofthS arrangement of the mails,
we have failed to see any full statement of the
affair, but we believe that Ridgeway went to the
point Of challenging his adversary. He is very
inpulsive gentleman, and we do not know that
he always does right, but We know thathc always
means 20 dot. We are his personal as well as
political friend and love him as brother. He
is az chivalric as Richard Of the Lion Heart,
and yet his feelings as soft and tender and
gentle as those of a girl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-20

a CHRISTMAS DISNER TO AMERICANS NEAR
RIo.-Nr Robert n. c. Graham, young 1Ameri-
can merchant at Rio, gave Sumptuous enter
tainment to the Americans nthat city, on Christ
mas day, at his country residence, two miles
from the city. A Rio letter in the n. Y. Times,
after describing theuovel sightto him on Christ
mas day as orange tree bending beneath fruit,
figs, Just ripening, vegetables growing i'll ahun-
dance and the delightful shade Of the mango
trees, says:
"But carriages are arriving; and among the
guests VIC see somein the handsome uniform of
the American Navy, while the gentlemen from
the American Legation are dressed in as plain
a style as Mr. Marcy could desire The compa-
ny are soon engaged in such amuSements as
suit their taStes--some listen to the music of a
skiilfuliy played piano-others sauntcr in the
shade of the fine old trees, while the more youth
full part cngagein those manly and athletic ex-
ercises in which the noble Romans used to de-
light.
At the dinner the American Legation was re-
presented by Mr. Charles W. Trousdale, son of
the American Minister, and by the Secretary of
Legation The medical corps, the marine corps
and the watch officers of the American squad
ron were also represented. The chaplain of the
flag ship was present.
At an early hour most of the guests left, and
repaired on board the. United States ship Sa-
! vannah, where part of the crews gave a grand
supper The greatest admiration was express
ed by visitors at the happy faces and general
good behavior and cheer Of the sailors, and par
ticularly at the graceful dancing Of many Of
them.
Those Of us who remained at Mr. Graham's
were treated to an excellent musical entertain
ment in the course of the evening, by the daugh-
ter of near neighbor, a Brazilian Colonel Like
most Brazilian ladies, Miss Josefina is accom-
plished in music, anddelightcd us both in song
and in the performance of difficult pieces on the
piano t
The officers of the L. S. slcop of war German.
town, as well as those of the Savannah, were
present The O. S. sloop of war Levant, from
| New York, arrived the day after, and would re-
main ten days to have bread baked for her, there
being none in store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-20

wGsn. Dodge, the American Minister at
Madrid, gave dinner, on the 9TH of January, to
the various foreign representatives at that Court
Some distinguished spaniards were present at
the dinner, and among then, Senior de cueto,
late Minister of Spain at Washington, and Sc
nor Don Jose olOzaga, In the evening, Mrs.
Dodge gave reception to the diplomatic corps,
and to a number of eminent ladies Of Madrid,
and the dancing lasted till quite an advanced
hour. 1t was understood that Mrs Dodge would
give a ball on the 22d of the month.