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EETmTIEe .gRnT u pSrsoeSIfTSS 10. g. wan stree,
BRoWN, sHIPLEY& CO, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., No. 81 Aus
b. C. WAiNwRIGHT& CO., Paris.
The owners of these ships will not De accountah.
for gold. silver, bull specie, jewelry, preoious
stones metals, unless bills Of lading ara signed
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein
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perlor quality Tor the money. To make this system
efectual he will keep no books, but sell exclusive
ly for CASH ON DELIVERY, which cannot fail being
advantageous to the purchaser thereby enabling him
to buy for cash and sell at a small profit meeting
with no losses by bad debts.
New Styles FELT HATS, CAPS, and STRAW
GOODS, for Men, Boys, NJ isses and Infants wear
Persons are invited to call and examine our stock
Call at 2a6 fsnnsy vania Avenue, near corner of
18th Street. an lift
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Balance remaining with the Company. ss2so57 u

49, Ihe Assets OF the Company are as (oItotpS:
Philadelphia city and county bonds .Sl6S+8 Is
Railroad bends ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 1900 %
First mortgages, real estate. 1850 90
stocks, cOllateras, call ............ 81, 403 10
GIrard and consolidation bank stock. 5,lS5 90
New York. .......... $4,000 90
Deferred payment stock not ct due. E. g,To0 %
Notes for marine premiums. ........... log ,08O 50
que from agents, secured by bonds. ..-.. 35,S6 10
debts due the company ............ 8,E7o 50
Balance In bank 1886 ~
S1SN5 OF
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OHANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
@z:ss
NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
Esi -

MEMPHIS CHARLESTON RAILROAD
CoMPLETED-CoNNECTING
Chdttdnoogd, Tenn.: Charleston, s. C.; Sdras-
ndh, Ga; and all the Norfhsastern ettiss, uifA
Memphis, Tenn.
The last connecting link Of X abroad between NEW
YORK ANDTHE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
TINS road ~ now completed and openeS cor the reg
uar transportation Of Passengers ed Freight and
will AFFORD more tx petition and ,ess Expense thar
any other route between the Northeast and South
west. Passengers and Shippers will take due uotica
thereof. and govern themselves accordingly
Passenger Trans leave Stevenson dally az ~
O'Clock, a. m, (atter the arrival Of the trains from
Chattanooga and Nashville. and arrive at Memphis
same DAY az p. m, connecting with First Case
Steam Packets to New Orleans, and all other impoT-
tant points upon the Western Rivers Coz dds CON
signed TO Railroad Agents at Charleston or sayan-
nam WILL be forwarded TO Memphis and other points,
Freight In charge Of the Adsrns Express Com.
pany Is carried over this route dsy by the Psssea
ger trains. F. c. ARMS
General Superintendent.
HuNTsvILLR. (Ala.) April lsf, 1857.
Through Tickets to Memphis, &c.. sold at Will
mlngton, y. CT Charleston, :. C.; Augusta, Sayan-
nah, Macon, Atlanta. and Columbus, Ga; Montgom-
cry, Ala; Chattanooga, and Nashville, Tenn.
To connect with the Western Trains on this road
passengers viii take the nag trains from Wllmlns
ton n. C.; Augusta, Ga; Chattanooga and Nashyl~e
Tenn; and the day trans from Charleston and
kInssvIlle, :. c.: and Atlanta, Ga. sp7-tf
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
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236 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
~cO near corner Of 18Th Street,

b. III. STINEMETZ having made
wit a Company of Hatters to De fur
nlsbed with the most popular styles
Of MQLESkIN AND BEAVER
HATS, will hereafter make a dis
count OF l2H per cent upon the actual
market price, making theHat sold for
81 land not unirequently for So for
the low price of $3.50, slight varia-
ton In quality IS, and for So. 50 a su-
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Insurance. &c.

Loss AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
THE PERILS 0E III SE4tdED INLAND
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T3RHN PlERPONT,
..hM;khEEfpAtL, M. ID.
THOMAS G. ANGRY.
pLUMBING AND GAS FIXING.

NJ For sale by z. ID. GILMAN, Special Agent, $50
Pennsylvan avenue, and at the General 2 ency
corner Of l. and 9Th streets. NAVY Yard. FEB Is
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south SIDE, between 18th and 18th streets, have just
feGfysd oomPets ass3rtmsnt of goods n theiI Ins
Rk9E IiSSHf4hs, F SSaih and tIfF5T ssttSts
! BAATFHNINS TUBS, SHOWER BbATHS,t RsASiNs
&c; all OF which are Of the newest and most ap-
proved patterns. Builders and others for
cash, will fpd their establishment une9ualed IN the
District of Columbia for moderate prices and dis
patch, neatness and efficiency OF work.
They respectfully solicit share OF the business In
their line from al ; and, being Washington trades
men both by birth and apprsnticeship Will take prop
Gas Fixtures can be done by Washington mechan-
iss as cheaply and ~ well a. by any others in the
United States. =. % q ri
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
i UNITED Sites MAIL STEAM

The AbRfATic.--... Capt. James " est
These ships having been built by contract expressly
lor government service. every care has been taken
In their construction also la their engines TO in
sure strength and speed, snd their Accommodations
fort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool. in
hrst cabin, $751; IN second d. SIS; exclusive OF
extra sIze state rooms, SS75. From Liverpool 20
NeW ork, % and 81 gulneas. An experienced Sur
geop attached to each ship No berths be secured
until PAID for. The ships Of this ue have improved
watertght bulk heads and avoid danger from CO
will not cross the Banks north Of Y degrees Lt.
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N. B.-No newspaper Is authorized to publish the
foregoing advertisement without special ctons
to that effect from the Commits ioner of Indian AZ
ialrs. mar 6-lawtlJe
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FOTW OF CtT[tUCUEe.
The Undersigned. postmaster Of, State c
-, certIhes, nnder MS oath Of Office, that he
acquainted with the above guarantors, and know
them to be men Of property and able to make goo
their guarantee.
Dated, (Signed
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Commenting on the extraordinary ameliorating
effects produced by cultivation, DR.. Paris an emf
Deut author, says that there is scarcely vegetable
which We at present employ, that can be found to
grow naturally. Rice, rye, and barley have been
altered by the industry Of mankind from plants
not now resembling them, even in such degree as
to enable US to recognize their relations. Tho
coewort plant of scanty leaves, not weighing
half an ounce, has beet converted into cabbage,
and the potato was derived from small, bitter
root, wild in China and Montevideo. Metamor-
phoses wonderful have taken place in horticu-
ture the tough covering Of the almond into tho
soft flesh of the peach the sour soe into the deli
cious plum the austere crab of the woods into the
golden pippin. The apple itself has been repro
duced in endless variety, emulating. says our au-
thor in beauty of form and color in exubersnee Of
fertility and richness of flavor, the produc-
tions of warmer regions and more propitious eli
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Utah,

According to the last adyices from Utah, Brigham
Young is chock full of fight, and threatens to send
the United States Army "to hell cross lots" which
is favorite phrase of the sanity head of Mormon
dom, meaning by "cross lots" shorter and more
direct route than Brigham is himself taking. The
Mormons If their threats and cursngs mean any
thing, intend open treason and rebellion, which is
much better news than had expected from
Utah. We had supposed that Brigham, with his
customary shrewdness, wsnld have avoided any
conflict with the new authorities appointed by the
General Government course which would have
enabled him to retain his Influence in the church,
and would have preserved the peculiar institutions
of Mormonism from collision with the bayouet.-
But, with the madness which goes before destruc-
ton, he seems determined to dispute the majesty
Of the laws and the power of the government. If
lie persists in joining that issue, the sword, which
cuts down treason, viii extirpate with it the f,ul
eICreEence of POlygamy.
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In Chesterfield county, Saturday. Sept 18th,
1857 Miss MARY JANE FORLORN, in the 3ith year
of her age.
My flesh shall slumber in the ground
Till the last trumpets joyful sound
Then burst the chains with sweet surprise,
And in my Sayours image rise.
On the 18th inst, Mr.. MICHAEL BURKE, aged
81 ears.
His friends and acquaintance are requested to at
tend his funeral from his late residence, on Main, be-
tween 22d and ed SITS, this afternoon.
At the residence of his grandfather in the county
Of Hanover on Thursday. the 10Th inst ut o clock
A. NJ. JOHN WILLIAMSON, eldest son Of Jackson
l.. and Mary L. Valentine aged years, months
and DAYS.
BE- Religions Herald please copy.
At her residence, in Hanover county. on Monday,
the 7Ih inst at 2 O'clock after a long and painful
Illness Mrs HARRIET PALMER. She leaves ma
ny friends and relatives to no0rn their loss. r
On the 18th inst in Amelia county, Va, at the re-
sid, nee of MIR Thos l.. Warmers in the 18th month
and 18th day of her age, HESTER FLOYD. infant
daughter of Sarah 0. and james NJ. Short, Of Surry
Va
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The Comet.

comet IL said to be in sight--not the one that |
10 SINCE the hair of this virtuous planet in |
June isst-but a respectable comet, which knows
how to keep its distance and let quiet people alone
This comet has no intentions of coming anywhere
near the earth, avoiding IL, doubt for the rea-
son that "evf communications corrupt good man.
ners." Moreover, the comet Of the 10th OF June
acted 50 badly, that we net surprised that the
present comet Is almost ashamed to show its face,
or iss tail, and IL making much haste to get out
Of the way as possible. One Of the astronomers
say IL Is now visible to the naked eye in the con-
steliation, Bootes, or, in the language Of the
naeular II IL "going Il Roots, though it's motion Is
retrograde, like that Of crab. Unless 1t unex-
pectedly backs up against the earth, no sort of
danger Is to be apprehended, and OF that there
seems little probability as it was nearer the earth
on the LIST Of September according to official
announcement from Cambridge University, than il
will be again. II was then fifty millions of
miles distant, and has been ever since getting out
Of our way, stern foremost as fast could be de-
sired
II is next to impossible now TO realize that, only
about three months ago, thousands of ignorant
people in this country, and no small number Of in
telligeut persons in England and France believed
that the world was certainly to be destroyed by a
comet, which, after ALL never even made its APP
pcarance. That Scotch divine who caused the Eu-
ropcan panic will probably make tracks backward
more rapidly than the comet. He was not, in point
of fact successful some lay prophets who have
predicted similar event. Southey tells of a phi
losopher who predicted that comet would appear
on the 18th October l7l2 at five minutes after five
in the morning and that the world would be de-
stroyed by FIRE on the Friday following. The comet
came to hand, punctual to a minute. and the con-
sternaton Of the multitude was of the most edify-
ing description. Dutch captain whose vessel
in the Thames, threw all his powder over
board, and number of persons got into boats and
bsrges, thinking the water would be the safest
place in the event of confiagration. There a
prodigious upon the Bank, and Sir Gilbert
Heathcote then first director, issued orders to all
the fire-ofces in London, requiring them to keep
good lookout and have particular eye upon the
Bank of England Friday came, but the comet
didn't, and confidence was soon restored. Indeed.
50 frequent have been these predictions and their
failures that any man, who can get up respecta-
bic scare as Cummings did last summer deserves
great credit for enterprise and audacity.
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MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
yENTION

BoaroS. Sept. l6--The Massachusetts, State DEM
ocrstic Convention assembled to-day, at noon. There
are 600 delegates present. Isaac Davis. of Worces-
or, presiding. The proceedings, so far, have been
harmonious and spirited.
BosToS, Sept. l6~-P. M.-The Convention, by &C
clamation, have nominated y. d. Beach. of Spring
field, for Governor, and Albert Carrier for Lieuten-
ant Governor
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ARMY AFFAIRS-COL. SUMMERS BATTLE
WITH TIE INDIANS.

ST. LOurs, Sept. l6-Five hundred Z. Z. troops
left Fort Leavenworth on the 9th inst. for New
Mexico.
The st. Josephus journal Of the 10th gives an
account of Col summers battle with the Cheyen-
mes Indians on the Arkansas river. about the mid
die of August. The troops lost men. and the
Indian. 20. The reported slaughter of 400 Indians
il unfDuntPd
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THEArRE,-The engagement of Mr. Taylor has
proved very remunerative to the management. On
Tuesday night tho house full, and, besides the
fashion Of the city, contained many "old stagers
who only turn ont when they think there is some
thing worth seeing. The Stranger was well played.
but the gem of the evening was the comedy of
Faint Heart never won Fair Lady" Mr. Taylor
played Ruy Gomez quietly and with gentlcmanly
moderation not Incompatible with the spirit of the
piece: and Mrs. Philips acting as the Duchess de
Torrenneva, was charming. Tho scenes between
Ruy Gomez and the Duchess were admirably done.
and on Mrs Philips part, we might almost say in
imitahly. Tonight, we have the rlay of "Ingomar,'
With Taylor as the Barbarian, and Mrs. Philips as
Porthenia Tho pretty farce of "NIiily' /. also on
the hill
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Nag" BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs
CHERRY GROVE, NASsEHovp 20. VA,
al

April I'd, 1857.
Mr. T.. BAKER-Dear Sir: In Justice you, | Irei
bound to testify to the valuable qualities of your
BTTERS. For the last three four years in uf
ague and fever, and nervous headache, which
annually subjected to, can safely cay never have
found or used any medicine with much success in
the above diseases; also with persons who have be-
come debitated by sickness, think them an in
valrarle means for gaining strength and appetite
Myself VIE, brother aud nei2hbors having received
50 much benefit and having been so successful in
the u-e of your Premium Bltters in my family for
several years, take great pleasure in acknOwledg
ing the same, wishing you success in the great
cause. Your ob't serv't
Capt. JAMES CARSTARPHEH.
For sale by all Druggists in the city of Richmond
and elsewhere in Virginia. sell
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sEcoSp DISPATCH. |
THE FINANCIAL EXCITEMENT IN WASH
INGT0N.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 16.-The financial excitement
here has subsidized. The Bank of Commerce, at
Georgetown, continued to redeem It's paper but re-
fuses to pay depositors for few days.
The private bankers having withstocd a run,
holders are again depositing. Confidence Is gene
rally restored.
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Pay as YOU Go.

This was John Eandolphs famous rule for pro-
noting prosperity and fortune simple secret for
the efecting the entire reform Of society. If that
rule were emblazoned in huge characters in Wall
street. at this time it would be suggestive of some
seasonable reflections PAY you goa thing
very easily said, and almost easily done, if every
man had the wherewitkel, 1t was easy maxim
for wealthy Nirginiaf ianter to utter; but when
we consider that the great bulk of mankind have
s much as they do with their best health and
strength, to make two ends of the year meet, it
must be admitted that, if pay as you 20" is the
secret of human happiness, that desirable result is
far off as it was before the orator of Roanoke
was born. There is doubt of the advan-
tage of cash over credit and debt is demon
whose society must be eschewed by every man
who would he happy; yet, if, when Randolph
announced that secret of contentment, he hsd
pointed out the means by which it could be Uni
versaly effected. he would have solved problem
which is puzzling not only the mass of mankind
hut the most profound philosophers.
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MARINE rNTELLIoENCE.
PM of Richmond, Sprr 16-Hoh Water ~ 0cf
s-~--s..

PM Of Richmond, Sprr ie-Hoh Water 81 0cfk.
ARRIVED.
aschr. Br eye, 0uterbridse. Philadelphia, coal,
sehf. sative. Penny. James River. wheat, Sutton
" '''''" SAILED.
Steamer George Peabody. Prtchstt, Baltimore
mdze Ludlam w atsos.
Scsr. Usnvilie. Chester, New York mdse.. ID. W.
=, ar. Helen. Long Norfolk. In ballast.
schr. Josephine, Waterbury, Philadelphia. coal,
schr f"bp FORSYTH. Homes, baltimore, in ballast.
d. Colquitt 4 Co.
light.
or, light
WILMINGTON. N c., Sept. ls.-Ths Spanish Brig Lu-
OF Belbao Capt Rafael Urrz n IRON oassas
went ashore near New Topsail Inlet durins the gals
on SATURDAY. night last. The captain arrived mere
yesterday. Vesse and cargo supposed to De TOTAL
| loss.
NORFOLK. Va, Sept I6.--Brig John Roads. from
Boston Tor baltimore with merchandise, went ashore
| south of Cape Henry In the late gale.
| VENICE Aug. 26.-Arr'd: Mary Elizabeth, Niehols,
and J. lesley. Mcclure, Richmond;
sey City, bound for York River with ballast, lost
| main mast and forstop mast in late gale.
NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-Cfd: Bark Amanda, Linds-
Icy, Richmond; Schrs. Maria Jane Jones, Richmond
| and j. F. Loffiand, Taylor, City Point
NORFOLK, Sept. l5-Schr. James Hendrickson.
WescOtt, from Petersburg. wheat, bound TO phlia-
deIphia, put in in leaking condition, to Robbins
Battlsy.
schr Martina, sampson, Petersburg, bound to
| Brandywi.e Del
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A DREADFUL DEsAsTER.-The Frankfort Journal
states that in the terrible fire which lately ravaged
Boganown in Prussian Poland. many persons pc
rished in the flames and upwards of fifteen bodies
have already been recovered. Some twenty per
sons are still missing, and it is supposed that
they must have been sufocated in endeavOring
10 hide their valuabes in the vaults, which ran un-
der all the houses. The body of one of the most
wealthy men of the town found in vault
surrounded by those of his wife and children. He
held in his hands large purse full of money. an
hy his side was bundle of bank notes. represent
ing 10000 thalers. 1t is supposed that the fire wa
caused by some children playing with lucifci
matches
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ERE IN KEOKIK IOWA

ST.. LOuI., Sept IA private letter from keo
kuk Iowa states that n fire occurred there on the
llth inst, which destroyed over $4,000 worth Of
property. The principal sufferers are Wooster q
Temple Mnrc0urt & Page. and Messrs. Dustin
Morrison, McLearng and lIuskamp. The amount
of insurance is not stated.
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AN EyTERPRIsING ARCTIC NAVIGATOR.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-Godfrey. one Of the sur
vivors of DR.. Kane's Arctic Expedition, and writer
Of the narrative. denouncng DR.. K, has been ar
rested for stealing gold watch.
lie is also charged with marrying fire wives,
having married the last one to-day, before his
arrest
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AiARINF DISASTER

CHARLESTON, s. G., Sept 16.-The steamer South
erner bound from Savannah. Ga. to New York.
put in here to-day, almost n complete wreck, with
six feet Of water in her hold.
The steamer Nashville arrived safely from New
York this morning.
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81 Torrr's SUPERIOR TosIe BIrrHRs.-For purify
ing the Blood, aud for all diseases Of tho Stomach
and Bowels, and nervous arrangement, they will be
found to excel auy now In use
f8 See advertisement under head of special
notices IL
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FOREIGN MAILs.-fhe mails by the Persia are p,
eeived, but contain nothing Of Importance which
has not been telegraphed Complaints Of the spread
Of the potato disease in England and Ireland were
prevalent, and Indian corn had consequently ris.
ing tendency. Prof. Rogers OF Boston, Mass, has
been made the recipient Of an honorary degree from
Trinity College, Dublin.
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MURDER OR SUIcIDE.-Jacob Howard, an old man.
h'iag IN Monroe county, Va, was found dead in
bed, with his throat cut last week bloody
razor was found under the bed, wrapped in an
apron There were no persons in the house except
members Of the family, and is not known whether
he was killed. or killed himself
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT-THE
MAILS

WASHINGTON, Sept. l6.-Wm. Il. Calhoun. Of 5.
c., has been appointed Secretary Of Legation to
Paris, in place Of o. Jennings Wise. resigned.
The train from Baltimore this afternoon missed
connection by running off the track. No damage
done except missing the mail
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Rssy" TorTY's SUPERIOR Tonic BIrTERs

Hssy" ToTTY's SUPERIOR Tonic BITTERs
These Btters are tonic stomachic and aromatic, and
will he fonnd to excel any now in use. Prepared
from purely vegetable remedies possessing the power
to diseases without injury to the health con
stitution. They are highly recommended for the
cure Of dyspepsia dcne and ersr choIic crampSQf the
stomach and boicslS, trnd general debility Ian
gar, lo,cHcsS Of spirits, didrrhGo, dc.
PersonS whose systems have become deranEet by
mprudent eating drinking, will find these Bitters
quick and excellent restorative.
Neatly put up in pint bottles. None genuine with
ont the ith0graph of the Proprietor, and the fJc
s5miic of his sgnatuI upo each bottle Full drec-
tons accompany each bottle Price 80 cents
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by B. ".
T0TTY, No. ln3 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
Rs A liberal discount to the trade.
sc I7-d&sw2w
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EIPLECTURE G. w. LEyBrF


Of Liberty, Bedford county, Va. formerly mission
airy in Greece, will deliver lecture at the Bird Pres
hytcrian Church. Church Hill. THIS EVENING, al
quarter before O'clock.
STBJRCT.-Greece and the Antiqus remains Of Athens.
Lecture to be illustrated by some large paintings.
Admission q contemporaries to be applied TO p
benevolent cause Ministers of the Gos1el and their
families admitted free, and other families at 21, cts
for each member. el7-lt
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DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.

UrrcA.N. Y. Sept 15-Rev Pierre A. Proal. d
D. long secretary of the Diocesan Convention OF
Western New York, died here last night, aged 81
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sesn NEW Story, New STORY!

Don't fall to secure the NEW YORK LEDGER for
September 10Th containing the commencem mt ri
an Interesting story, entitled LADY CLANDINE.
or the DOT BILE MARRIAGE" by Horatio W. Mel
son. Also the continuation of BIOS THE WAN
DERER-prce cents-Gelivcred any where il the
city, or mailed to the country.
Flag Ballou and Novelette,, all for September %:
Saturday Post ami New York Mercury. for SePtem-
Der 10Th: Graham's Magazine. Ballous ST. Monthly
and New York Journal for October; Fern Leaves 10y
Fanny Fern. IS cents Bella Tulauny. by J. +. Sunk
price 50 cents For all the latest Newspa peers and
Magazines, call at the Old Established News gene Y
of JAS. a. GENTRY 4 co.
sc lT-2t III Broad street.
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH must be hand
ed In by sir o'clock in The afternoon. In order to APP
pear the next day. The heavy pressure of adver-
tisements upon the columns Of our paper will not
admit of their reception after the hour named