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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-04
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- TUX EFOBH2
rvp<,typ v AT Ia BROAD 8fRERr
Lkp9Ek, FLAG q our UNION, BaiIou's Piffa
RIAL. nASEkLf MAGAZINE and NOYYLKrfS
81 for Sept; Saturday Evening Post Tor ssptsb.,:
frank Lssl,sa nar,ily Magazine; Harpar's NontsIy
Cooley Lays BOOK and All the Magazines or Ter,
tember; Mossside. Marion Harlsnd's last vcrk
price " - fcr anything In the Newspaper ana y.
riodiesi line call al the old established View. Igsnrv
81 JAS. A. GENTRY Co
e5-H &c Broad AZ rsat
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The Maine Law I'm Massachusetts

The information in regard to the operation of
this law In Massachusetts, is that the consumption
of ardent spirits in the State has been considers.
bly, checked; that from some places 1t has been
entirely banished while In others it is sold clan
destinely. In temperate communities 1t has been
enforced but not where the population is large and
public sentiment divided
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n.gBURyBrr's CocoAIys.-For pre-

EzE5 BUREBTTs CoCoAISB.--for pre-
serving and identifying the hair, and rendering u
dark and glossy. The Cbeodtns holds. In liauH
form, large proportion of dsoiorked Cocoa nut Uh
prepared expressly for this purpose. Nsother CON
pound possesses the pecu properties whkh 40 ex
actly salt the various conditions OF the human hs
1t softens the hair when hard and dry-it sOothes
the irrtated scalp skinit affords the richest lusrs
it remains longest in enect-snd 1t is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in tbs world.
Prepared by Joseph Burnett 4 Co., Boston. Fer
sale by BENNETT. BEERS 4 FISHER, Draggissz,
No. rs Main street, Richmond Va, at 30 cents for
half pint bottle. Ru 5i-ln
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NEW YORK, Sept. 3.--stocks active and higher
Virginia 6;s, $sl.
This is a mistake Virginia o's are quoted at
from s714 to ST., nor have they reached higher
figure in the past nine days. There were sales in
New York Wednesday afternoon, of $1,000 Virginia
SIS. at SSH. The quotations sent by the reporter
are the result of negligence on his part and not
correct. EDS DisPArCH'I
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GuASo AND THE CRops.-The Fredericksburg t'a.)
Herald publishes the result Of six different aPpii'
cations of guano last fall on many farms IN that
section of the State which shows that even at $50
per ton, with wheat at sl.4o bushel, 1t requires
nearly one-half of the whole crop simply to pay
for the guano-without saying anything of the
cost of labor of seeding, threshing or hauling seed
wheat, interest on cash invested, taxes, &C. The
farms on which the applications were made are
well cultivated, and the crop in neither case was
cnt short or injured by rust or chinch bug
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ARRIVAL OF TILE STEAMER ASIA.
FROM HAVANA.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The steamer Asia arrived
here to-day from Liverpool on the 2lst. Her dates
are anticipated by the Vanderbilt
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T1r.101zPII1C JIUvv0.
REPORTED yuR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
{ ADvICEs FROM CALIFORNIA.
=, rIrrrNofo -

& NEW YORK. Sept. 3-Ths steamshiP iIli9ois, wI.n
A 800 900 In Specie and dates from san francssco
Ia the 5th nit. arrived here this morning.
The Golden Gate, which connected with the I'LL.
nois on the Pacific side, upught down 5000, 600
from San Francisco. E.fE xta. & I.
and the Saratoga at San Juan del Norte.
CALIFORNIA.
The California mines were producing we'll
The Americans had nominated full State tick
o.
NEW GRENADA.
Tho South American fever was committing great
ravages at Bogota.
In the department Of La..Paz. 5000 Indians had
died Of 1t.
PERU.
The revolution is not over, and there Is no pros.
poets of It's abatement.
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pRDlR

GH2 Mn. Il. DAhhR-bbhh GIN Doink
in Virginia short time. bought a bottle Of your
Premium Btters, and it has done more good
than all the medicine ever took in my life. scnd
you five dollars, you will please send me tho worth
Of it in your Bitters BY Adams 4 Co.'S kIpress, 10
Chanois. WIN. B. kUNLEY.
We do hope the proprietor may distribute his Rit-
ters in every State in the Union, rs they have be-
come very popular, and highly recommended BY the
most prominent phi ysicisns in the State.
They can be had Of all Druggists in this city and
elsewhere in Virginia Also. OF Messrs Charles Etott
Co., sshington, ID. G., and OF Msssrs, Is. II. sta
Bier Co, Baltimore,
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ADVANCE IN CorTos IN EuRorE.-Private ajvices
oy the Vanderbilt, report an advance Of an eighth
10 quarter penny in cotton at Liverpool the sale,
Of the week reaching seventy-seven thousand bales
Middiing Orleans quote& eight and ine.sixteenths
At iiaYre cotton had advanced one franc.
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~PREsH LHEcHEs.--I have lust

SPREsH LEEcHEs.--I have Just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, a fresh lot OF Swedish
LERCHES, which viii be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at an hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, ana ct
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill
my 2-ts r. c. HoBsOE.
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UNITED STATES TREAsuRY.--The amount subiee,
TO dram in the IT, s. Treasury on the oath ult wa.
sls,5s7,223, Of which s6,s72, 200 was at New York
s%'oss'oos at Boston, 81 ,4ss, 2o7 at New Orleans
$i'ou'ooo at san francisco, $95, 4o2 at Richmond
sl,74e at Wilmington, N. C.
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= JOHN r. RE0NAULT

UpH0LsfERKR AND pApgR u.xav,
Oneths sve of his DEPARTURE North wen.d ~ ~.
therabic for tho kind patronage bstorsS s 30 va
and respectfully soicits their favoys 10 IL n, n
ply of fAENCM AND MEKICAE PAPNE WlR
tssss usually Iound In similar estsbiisbnscts ~
stock will - ecmpaste AID full by letb ssDss,nhs
nsxt q ths. richest and best 6csds 10 81 s,rsz
store 1s2 Main street A. Duna.
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TIE ARRAY AT OLD PoINT.--The Norfolk Aryus
says that I'd Lieut. John Drysdac, Of the Sd Arti,.
lery, was the officer who commanded the soldier
In their attack on citizens of Norfolk at Old Poin,
The Norfolk Statesman learns that the sentry who
was beaten at the Point by the Norfolk rowdies
has since died. =
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EMANCIPATION OF sLAvEs.-By the will of Mrs H.
IL Coaltcr, who died In Stafford county, Va, last
week, ninety-t,ro Of her negroes were set free
They are to 90 to Liberia or other free State
which they may select; or, If they prefer remaining
In Virginia, are permitted to select their owners
among the relatives of the decedent Charles, her
favorite man servant, besides his freedom, receives
an sl00 annuity for life.
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DEATH FROM SNAKE BITE IN SELNA.-The Selma,
Alabama, Sentinel, states that youn g,man. named
Barnet died in that city on Saturday morning from
the effects of the bite of large rattlesnaks, twelve
hours after the wound was inflicted.
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Texas PoIIrios.-rhe majority for Runnels, dem
ocratc candidate for Governor Of Texas, is 10000
The whole vote Of the State Is 10000 Gen. Hen,
derson, 1t Is believed will decline running for The
u. S. Senate, and If he does, Col Matt Ward viii,
very likely, be the successor of Senator Ru.k
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The subject of constitutional convention is be-
ginning to be agitated i'll Texas
Wheat is selling in Salem, N. c., at IS cents per
bushel,
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Moss srDE.-This, the latest production of "Marion
Harland," is said by the Philadelphia Bulletin, to
be her best
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BATHS! BATHS! BArHs!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at sll hours from
o'clock A. A. to Top. NJ, at the Hair Cutting, ehs
wing and shsmpooing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street Single baths Is
cents. or S tickets 81. myl
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r. TRAwIcK Iate Of North Carolina, and now 1880
cisted with Elder X. r. Stubs, of the Princi
pals of the Union Female Institute in this city will
deliver q Lecture on Education, in the Methodist
o'clock. The public respectfully invited to at
tend.
&C. n B-The Institute will open its Fall session,
the 18th inst, with enlarged advantages in man
respects, and its pupils socited to be in pune
tual attendance. A. G.. STUBS, Sec'y.,
se4-lt Union Female Institute
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Ed" NoTIcB. - The members of tbs
Jonrneymen Granite Stons Cuttsrs Associstlou val
attend their regular monthly Meeting At sSU A NJ
HALL. on Broad street, on SATURDAY. the ,,b ias.
at IN O'clock, Pm.
SO s-xs RICHARDSON. sso,y.
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nay Board OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE l.. Kyrr, Prrs't X. n. BENTLEY, Trvasr.
WILLIAM r. Is.acs. Secretary.
Committee If Arbitration
WILLIAM =, DOMAIN, Chairman,
l. w. 9fAyxBnooK, jams B. Drrvr,
7. W. McCAScE, L. D. CExNsHAw,
my IT'S
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NEW work. STOCK MARKETS.

New YORK. Sept. 3.-The steamer Cahawba, from
Havana, arrived here to-day. She brings nothing
of interest.
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DEAD.--apt- Geo. W. Brown, who served ,brou-,
the Mexican war, aud during portion Of II corn.
manded the Indiana regiment, died ia baltimore
Wednesday.
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B9 SPECIAL NoTIcE.-My customers
and friends will now be able to enter my Store from
Main street. Remember the number.
WM. IRA SMITH,
se4 ia Main st.
T DIR. Jos. WOODWARD has returned
home, and may be found at his Office as usual on
Main, 9Th street. se4-its
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R AUCTION NoTIcE.-Attention is
ked to my sale Of superior Mich Cows Bull Spring
Wagon and Harness. Cutting Knife, Horne, &c. THIS
commencing at 10 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Henry G. Buren,, on Broad Between
Madison and Monroe streets.
se4 THOMAS W. KEESEE. Auct.
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Es- Do You SuAvEi-If so, use Foatdiws Cream
Of Wild Flowers. 1t makes rich, emollent lather.
and prevents all irritation of the razor Sold BY all
druggists. and by T. G. FosrAISE Co.. sos Broad
way New York, Sc st
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ng"woopLAsp CREAM /

for beautifying the hair-highly perfumed superior
10 any French article imported, and for half the
price. Por dressing Ladies Hair IL has no equal
giving il bright glossy appearance. IL Causes Cen
tlcmens hair TO curl in the natural manner II
removes dandruh always giving Tho Hair the ap-
peerance of being fresh shampeocd. Price only fhy
cents. None genuine unless signed
Psrzrpak Co., Proprietors Of the
Balm of q Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggsts. .-
BENNETT, BEERS L USHER,
lt--eodAm ACsnts far RirhrnorH
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U. 8. sloop Of war, steering w., was seen Aug
81, in lat. ~ n, Ion. rs w.
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D% GEoRes B. STEEL, Dentist, Once
and residence. No 81, Main, between sth and 9Th
streets Richmond Va. my 3o-ly
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MONEY MATTERS.

DOMESTIC-NoRrHERN ExcHAFGs.-Checks on
the chief Northern cities "a p cent premium Large
Northern City Bank Notes, y prem.
Uncurrent Bank Notes-or rather notes not Bank
able-we quote as follows: 49,,
Notes of the Exchange Bank Of Selden. Wthers
Co. 2 p cent. discount, and of the TransAlleShany
Bank p cent. discount
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EXHIBITION OF THE U. 5. AGRICULTURAL so
srcoNp DAT.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-Thirfysix classes Of Dur
ham and Devon stock and OF horses, were exhi-
bition to-day The Durham stock Is pronounced to
be unrivalled sz.sct e I
Kentucky. Ohio and Indiana stock took all the
prizes which were awarded to-day. The weather il
delightful, and the attendance at the exhibition
very large.
Intense interest 10 manifested In the exhibition
by the most celebrated stock who are pre-
sent.
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ADVANTAGES IN PURCHASING RIcnxeSs MADE sTovB.
They made Of the best material and extra heavy.
to stand the i'll usage Of servants. Broksa
plates be csnveniently replaced ut "A moerrste
cost They warranted 20 operate to the satisise
ten Of the purchaser. They cost more per pound
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wareroom at the Foundry. Rotan trade
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works hare been in successful operation fer
nearly six years, and have acquired high reputa-
ton for the quality of their manufactures.
ASA snyder.
PROOF.
For nearly six years have been supplying uy
patrons principally with the stoves manufactured az
the
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
and have found them to give general satisfaction,
both to quality and operation. The firm Of G. d.
YALE Co. now prepared to furnish tbs trade
with any description Of these desirable stcye-
CHAS. D. YALh
au H-5m 10 Main street.
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4 GRAYS, ATTENTI0N.-Atte a
irregular quarterly meeting of your Company. at
nj Military Hall. (Uld Market House, on FRIDAY
IL night next, at 5 O'Clock.
Committees will come prepared to make reports
and the few members who delinquent will be
offered an opportunity to right themselves.
BY order Of Capt. ELLIoTr.
se2-3t JNO. T. ROGERS Orderly.
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DTTRuMAN A. PARKER, successor TO
&. 4 q. Whitfield, wholesale aud retail dealer h
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber Of every aescrip-
ton Office and yard corner Of Cary and 10th streets,
Richmond, Va. my i9--doms
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HF To REGULATE THE LIVER IS ONE OF fHE PHrr-
clans principal aims in all Of debility weak
ness of the system, for when this is done health
turally follows.
To find remedy to do this has been the aim of Dr.
Sanford during years of practice. whore the LIVER
ISvIGoRroR was used with the greatest success and
fully experimental with until it could be recommend
ed with confidence and truth, and in no case has it
been recommended for the cure of any disease until
it has been fully tried and known to be beneficial in
the treatment of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which we subject to or
iginatc from diseased Liver. which shows itself in
the form Of iaundce dyspepsia, sick headache sour
stomach biiousness, weakness of the back spine.
stomach and bow Ell arrangement and many others
numerous to mention. all of which may be benefited
by the of the, Invigorator, curing the Liver and
removing the cause.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER and ApIE GRAY, Agents,
for Richmond. sc l-d&cw2w
HE-To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS Mer
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS.
CARDS, BILlrHEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
ERS &C., &C., printed, are invited to call at
tensive Job Office, which il supplied with almost
every variety TYPE embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small Bust
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy. cannot be OK
celled -.s
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed In the neatest possible
style.
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de-
scription of Printing Is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets, where can be some of the finest speci-
mems of printing ever executed In this country.
JN0. d. HAMMERSLEY co.
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TEE FINANCIAL PANIC IN NEW YoRK.-The New
York journal OF Commerce Of Wednesday after
noon has the following: IS
There is less excitement in Wall street to-day
and much less pressure than was experienced yes
terday although money Is still scarce, and accom-
modations of any kind are obtained with great diff
culty. There is very little doing at the note bro
kers and street rates for prime business paper are
very irregular. The best signatures are not avail
able at any better rate than two per cent. month";
and none but selections will sell at all.
The foreign exchange market closed without
further change In rates. bills London at 60 days
10S12alo9. Paris 52334a5.1S24.
The Stock market shows q decided improvement
for nearly all descriptions, although there is, Of
course, some irregularity In the selling rates.
The brokers are making large sums of money
out of uncurrent money, which Is, of course,
brought in more freely and sold at higher rates of
itan Banks receive all deposits of uncurrent bills
as usual credting themthe next day after deposit.
They have been heretofore in the habit Of re-
ceivng these deposits from brokers, and where the
accommodation desired, deducting the days
interest, and allowing immediate draft against
them. This they have now discontinued both be-
cause the accommodation absorbed moro of their
funds than they cared to divert from their regular
business and because it seemed to increase the
street facilities for pressing the holders of small
notes to sell them at large discount. instead OF
realsing upon them in the ordinary way.
Mr.. Van Barclom, the alleged defaulting teller OF
the Mechanics Banking Association, has been dir.
charged from custody. The bank is now redeeming
its notes.
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THE ACCIDENT TO THE REVENUE CUTTER TASEr off
Tybee Island, near Savannah, Sunday morning, is
thus described in letter from Lieut.. Jones, Of
that vessel:
Through the fore part of the night, frequent
squalls Of wind and rain from the East, and inces-
SAINT vivid lightning and thunder. After midnight,
and the morning of the 3lst, about 430, the U. 8.
Cutter fancy was struck by lightning on the head
of her foretop gallant mast shiyering it to atoms;
also shiverng the foretop mast, topsail yard, head
continuipp down the fore,nast taxing a piece Of
the mast out twenty-five measured feet shivering
. large part of the mast, rendering the watch on
deck for some moments, insensible-rassing down
the mast into the hold The cook being in the
cal0lise or galley below, at the time, was thrown
violently against the side ofthe vessel and was for
some time rendered insensbe. Tho decks were
literally spread with the fragments from the mast.
1t is remarkable that the vessel not set on fire,
as the Cutter appeared to be in sheet Of flames
from the fluid.
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pH- PowERs' GALLERY.-THH CByTRg
OF ATTRACTION -The Great Southern Picture Hstab-
lishment--the only place whore the people can get
accommodated with good and lasting PIcrUEBs such
a. POWERS world renowned patented Imperial Am
brotype Isl Main street. haurics's shoe Store.
4-itF =
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All solvent small hOtcs esASA ~ eAo at
p cent dis.
SALES or STOCK IN RICHMOND.
Bv JoHy A. LANCASTER Soy, for the tceek ending
7hnrsdap Sep Sd, 1857
Virginia per cents, "a years to run-no sales 1t the
Treasury.
Virginia per cents shorter dates, sales at ssl and
interest. .. =
Bonds guaranteed by the State, sales at sS7 and
interest. -.
Richmond City Bonds last sales at so4 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock, (par s7o,) last seles, $137s.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales at SOS.
Exchange Bank Stock last sales Slo6.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance STOCK last sales
at SIS.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales at $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock (par 800 last sales
at s321s.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales at eS3 80
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. last sales &361.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
Richmond and Danvil. Railroad Stock. last sales
s4sn.
James River and Kanawha Stock last sales, $40.
NORTHERN MARKETS
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Fiour heavy. and declined so
10 cts; State s. 5OGS5 20; Ohio $500 50; Southern
Sc 25f6 co. Wheat depressed; red 81 As; white 81 80
Rsl e. Mixed Corn IS; yellow IS.
AarMoRE, Sept. 3.-Howard st. Flour 90; Ohio
IS q: City Mills IS 1905 81. Wheat-large supply
and 10 cents lower; red 81 2,@Sl IS: white 81 300
81 10. Corn dull; white 1IQ979; yellow 196Sol.
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n@- Dr.. JOHN b. WALrHALL, (Homeo-
pathist) offers his professional services 10 the e
lens OF Richmond and its vicinity, Once at isfs-
sidcnee on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th
IL ~ 71nA
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rrrrpa IN DOTH sTDEs.

80 .-esting Correspondence Be.
tween thSsEsss iesa Aa-'
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M TYLER & Co., give notice that Pictures
will be taken at their Gallery l39 Main street. from
the 18th of August, until the st Of September, they
have suspended operations for the purpose Of making
improvements. Those desiring portraits taken will
do we'll to wait for the reopening. tbs
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ct. CHARLES HOTEL.

nAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
~ The Rev. W. E. WEBB, A. NJ, will resume
teaching on THURSDAY. Oct. lst. at the room in
the rear of the Sycamore Church on nth street be
Fn.er The of stndy Wi, cnpn2ise thai
of most approved schools either North South.
Thoroughness in every department will be spe-
cially regarded. In addition to collegiate educa
tion the advertiser has taken special pains, by per-
sonsy visiting. within the last five years the most
approved institutions of country, to Introduce
into his System all that is really desirable
The most satisfactory references given. Also,
abundant evidence of acceptance at every point at
which his services have hitherto been engaged.
Terms and further particulars on application.
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T0 BRIDGE BUILDERS, - Proposals
win DO received at the ONCE OF the City Enginesn
antil ~ O'Clock M on MONDAY nsxt. tho tn day
Of September, for the superstracture q Arldge
asross canal at the south end OF sth street
the efnce Of the andersigned where all further In
foEmation can be obtained.
ly. 1900 ". GILL
- ltd xak@ City Engineer.