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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

SALE OF Tue WASHINGTON RELIcs.-A cane and
spy-glass, that belonged to Gen. George Washing
ton, were sold at auction in Baltimore on Thurs
day. They appear to have been the property OF a
relation of the Washington family, and their au-
thenticity was verified by y certificate from G. W.
p. Gusts, dated 2ith Of june last The bidding
was quite spirited, and Col John S. Cuttings finally
became the purchaser, at the sum of s2o5. 1t was
understood that he acting for the ladies Of the
Mount Vernon Association Of Virginia and Mary
land, who purchased the relies 10 present them to
the Hon. Edward Everett, as - mark II their graft
tude aud regard for his noble and successful exei
tons in behalf of their patriotic cause. MIR. Ev-
erett himself was anxious TO become the owner OF
the cane, and had written to friend in Baltimore,
asking him to bid goodiy sum in his behalf if its
authenticity clear. The owner had refused
offers Of much larger sums in former years, and
ps onered, only lew days since, hundred
dollars Tor them for public exhibition In New York
for three days.
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UNIUN
MoSn.-Eldcr RIO. p. STUBS. Natural Sell 2
ences and English Literature. Rev. \. u. AE.
TRTWTCK. (of Y. g., Mental and Moral "a
philosophy, Ancient Languages and Msthe- / : s
matics.
Miss {. y. DRAKE, Modern Languages
Mr.. \. A. SEWHISkR, Professor VI instrumental
Music.
Mrs. $. r. TRUwICK, Vocal and Piano Music aud
0rnamentals.
The Scholastic year embraces two sessions Of Avs
months each.
on the 18th Of February.
TERMS PER SESSION OF YTvs MONTH";
Board including every So
Tuition in Primary English branches 10
Complete English course and Math"matics........l5
Ancirnt and Modern Languages. sac.........,.....5
Painting, Drseing, any Ornamental branch.
Music on the Piano and Singing ................. ~
Fees payable quarterly. in advance. R2r further
Particular CIRCULAR, and address hld"e z. y.
STUBRs or the untcTsiznet.
au i-73ts A. u. STCBBS, SHC'y L. =. L.
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nen- IN THE RISG.-The subscriber is
happy to inform his customers and the public that
he is making superior Bread from now Flour
Bread Rolls and Biscuit, morning and evening
Cakes Crackers and Pies. Of all kind fresh every
day. J. BRIGGS,
aul-3ts Corner Broad ant ~ ztre~ts
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sAtE.-The subscriber, intending " move to tho
FIXTURES; an Oven in excellent repsir; q Cracker
MachineSn good order, re. Por the Bakery b1sne@s
the Store IL ths most desirable Broad street has
established custom. and can be rented Immediate
ly By the purchaser. Apply to
WM DODS
au l-sts 2l2 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
The Richmond Dispatch.
DAILY, sEMLWEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

Inc urgent sollCItatlOn5 81 number OF friends
have induced me to publish
SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH.
It will appear about the 81 July next will be printed
with new type will contain twenty eight columns Of
reading matter and in size and proportions will re-
seInble the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription will
be only
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN ADVANCED
1t will contain all the news of the day-Politcal,
Domestic, Foreign, Miscellaneous and Commercial
together with Editorials and entertaining Literature
Especial attention will I've paid to tbs markets which
will De regularly and accurately reported. 1t will be
indeed NEWSPAPER in the most comprehensive
sense presenting inteigibe narratives of every
thing that trau7pires and communicating promptly
and succinctly all kinds of information appropriate
to the Newspaper.
There are only semi-weekly mails in many parts
of the State and this semweekly edition of the Dir
those mails
Every branch of the paper is entrusted to capable
gentlemen, and the Daily and Weekly Dispatch are
examples OF the enterprise with which it will be-
tanned.
Those who want the SENI-WEEKLY DISPATCH
will please send in their orders at once that their
subscriptions may begin with the first number. Adj
dress the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual RAJ -;
and the Semi Weekly edition will no don OF be
widely circulated, it will be advantageous medium
for communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the Weekly as we'll as the
semi-Weekly Dispatch, will be greatly i'm
proved, and the three papers will be sent to sub
scribers at the following
Low RATES:
Daily DlSpatch...................u...Ap per annum.
Semi-Weekly Disp ttch.............S2 per annum.
Weekly ispatch.............-..Sl per annum.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
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COMMISSIONERS CERrIRIcArE.-Thr undersigned,
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY do here
by certify that the above il accurate list of tho
Numbers and Prizes, IA they were drawn by IA this
day at Magnolia Hall. Atlanta, Ga.
4: b. FORSYTH, Sworn Contra
HM. VI. BUTT, '""i Yum
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day, July
18th, 1877. l.. e. SIMPSON. n. P.
ExpLASAuoy.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount OPPOSITE each Number
s the Prize which the Number il entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number end. in s. are enti-
tied To $20 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it to- Half Quarter aud
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled t. ali they
draw over the go Prizes. Halves. Quarters and
Eighths in proportion. .
The principal Prizes in this scheme we're sold in
the following places. viz: No. 1885, s6nG0, Shrcye
port, La, and Hopkinsvle, Ky. No. 47Io. 20oOo; La
tayette, Ga and Brooklyn, y. Y; No. 1884, o0o,
RelIonte, Ala No 1873, 800 Charlotte. n G., and
Atlanta. Ga; No 1893, 500. Terre Haul Ind. No.
lIS47. $50, Madison, Ga; No. ajTI 2.Jn, Orange,
Mass No 1885, l,nG0, Camden n. j.; No 27i4s, 900
Paris, Tenn; Nc. il33 1000, Palmetto, Ga and Mont
gomcry, Ala.
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BSB hEBIfIUL6 4NUIItK,"--3HT. hIHkHT
ASDEnsoSoof Caroline county will preach (ths Lord
permittngD at Bethel Meeting House 18th street
Union II ILL., tomorrow SUNDAY morning. at II
O'Clock, and at Ia O'Clock, p, NJ DIR. VIM. PaF.more
Of Lunenburg county is expected to preach at he
same place. aul-lts
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MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC NoxlyAYroys Stat.
Democratic Convention Of Maryland met in Balti.
more on Thursday, and made the following nomi.
nations For Governor, Hon, John C. tirooms. n,
Comptroller of the Treasury, Bradley T. Jobnson.
ior Lottery Commissioner, Pr Joshua n. Ne,son.
ior Commissioner of the Lani Office, James Muir.
ray.
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BnrrtL MuRpER.-0u the night Of the 24th uit,
Mr.. William Cant, residing about six miles from
shelbyville, Tenn murdered in his bed, ana
his wife and son were 80 badly injured that 1t was
believed they would die. After committing 'he
bloody deed the murderers carried of about sil""'
mostly in specie. Great excitement existed among
the citizens If shelhyviIie, and active measures
were in progress to discover the perpetrators i"'
negroes on tho farm we're arrested on Suspicion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
MARRIED.,

At St Pans Church, on the 29th inst, by Rev Mr.
Petrrkin, Mr. J. BDULWAKE KIDD, of King am
Quron county. to Miss ANN ROBERTA, daughter q
Mr.. h. ". Tonpkinr. oI this city.
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nSs~ Torry's SUPERIOR Toxic BIrTEPs.

These Bitters tonic stOnachc ard aromatic, and
will bo found to excel any RDw in u-e. Prepared
from purely re0stbLs remedies, poe+essing the power
to cure disease without injury to the health cOnst
tuition. They are highly recommended for the cure
of dyspepsia, COHs ard frrer colic cramps n ts o
mach and hDcsls and GrRcrdi debility, Ld1gOT
tocHtSs If spirits. di1rrhr1, &c.
Persons whose systems havo become d"rangcd by
imprudDnt eating drinking, will md Theses Btrrs
n quick and exCstlent restorative.
Neatly put up in pint bottles. None genuine with
out the lithoaraph Of tho Proprietor. and the fac
ssI> of his signature upon each bottle. Full tirec
tons accompany estch bottle Price &c.
Prepared and aold wholesaie and rstail 10y D. ".
T0TTY, No. 100 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
81 liberal discount TO the trade.
~ 3l-d6t&sw3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

PIRE IN DAyvILLk-A building occupied ny =
Cohen ( Bro in Danviie, was consumed by hre
las, week. II was owned by Mrs. Turpin, OF dcor-
eia and insured for 81 300.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
I MORNING.

Dfspateh Tor the SprfnEs.
Persons going TO the Springs, can have the DIS
PATCH sent to them for any length Of time they may
desfra
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nea UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE. Rich

nFn- Rev. T. G.. FREEMAN. or ALABAMA,
will preach at the Second Bap;i., Church. tomorrow
fSUNDAE) morning, At IL o'clock. au lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

ss-Chdren taken in one second by TYLER Co.
IF l{9 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

AID BEAUTIFUL CoNPLExIDS-Can be acquired hY
using the Balm pfa TAonand ffolosrs" What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse of n t&
yreeable breath, when BY using hte BALM or A
THOUSAND FLOWERS rs dentrince would not only
render it sweet, but leave ,he teeth white a. aahss.
ter! Many persons do not know their breath ~ bal
aud the subject is delicate their friends will never
mention II. Beware of countsririts Rc snrr each
bottle * signed FErRrpGz 4 Co
Fof sile Oy all Druggists. New aurk.
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
mn ll-F"Hm Agents for Richmond.
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.apt. 9ohn Nos, OF the schooner Mary jane, WINS
drowned near Alexandria, Thursday. '"'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richm0nd, July 3l-IHgh Water l O'Clock
ARRIVED,
Schr Mary Jane, Gray, Alexandria, corn, Bacon 4
Baskerville.
SAILED,
Sclr POrtia, Aaron. down the river light
BREMEN, July 9.-Arrived, ship Mississippi, Gerle..
from Richmond
Crockett, for City Point. July 20-CIearcd scLr
Mary Adcline Jenkins for Frederick sbur2
PHILADELPHIA July :s.--Clcared, schrs VIM Allen
Grant, for Richmond, and Edward fIosd, Passwatcr,
for Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

fs~TYLER & Co, are executing the finest of Like
nesScs for 20 Cents.
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8E-TYLER & Co, the Stcar Picture makers, are 10
ing fine business.
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eIO RFW.pD S,.ouoa .

~ $40 REWARD.-Strayed from
6yN the subscriber, ut the City Gas Works. M
Rockets, on 10Th of July, Chcsnnt Sorrel Horse
about 10 years old and sy bands high his right fr
ward hno was split in tho centre h. had one round
shne on the same foot / will give the above reward
If he il returned to mo NJ the Gal Works.
an l-3t* MICHEL DOLES
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
FOR LYNCURiTRG-

$3.50 TO leave this SATURDAY. even.
ing.-The Canal Boat LYNCIIBURG, Cant johnson
is now ready to receive freight ana will leave A.
above. For freight apply TO the Captain at the shed
in rear of the Gas Works, or To
lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

sEn- THos. r.. PRICE & Co, are adj
ding by every arrival, many choice things &C. their
SUMMER STOCK, Among the new goods TO hand
and those ~ pected are:
P0PLINEfTS and De BEIGE, for travelling
BAYADERE POpLTNETTS do do
TOLL De NAMES and SILK LUSTRES, for trs-
yelling
LINEN BUSTERS, LINEN SETS
LINEN COLLARS, Cam. do
Plain MOUSLAIkES, Lace MIrFS
Cotton HOSIERY, Cotton and Thread Half HOSE
Ladies and Gents Gau1e VESTS
Spring Crystal Union Spring, Corded and ether
approved style HOOP SKIRTS, PALM FASs Dress
FRINGE and TRIMMINGS, oil. CLOTHS, &c, &c.
81 And upon this morning they commence the
exhibition OF large lot Of colored LAWNS, or
CANDIES, BEREGES, IRISH LINEN. SHEET
INGS, HlNGIIAMS, &c. which they intend 10 cloro
on during the month"; at astonishingly low figures
Their friends and the public are invited to ali.
" i-ilm THOMAS X. PRICE 4 co
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$3.50 LADIES SLIPPERS.-Just re-
- LADIES CATERS. Just
VIM. WALSIrS.

celFed a beautiful assortment of CATERS
WIN Heels and without black and cnlnred very su DE-,
the ST Charles Hotel at " wv 3D. 'pi0''''
an VIM WAJSIpS
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l. 0 w X 4 7 T. 5 :

There are no cheaper journals in the Union, and
neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
them among the best newspapers of the city.
j. A COWARDIS
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n IST OF LETTERS = Remaining in the
II RICHMosD POST OFFICE, on the slst day of
July. fs57
1S Persons applying for Letters In this List VIII
please SAY they are ApyERrisED.
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ARM0RY X. l.. BLUES,
! Richmond, August I. !
IMPORTANT MEETING. The re-

ii gulnr monthly meeting of the company will be
held MONDAY night, 81 inst. at 81 O'Clock. Bus
nHss of Importance is To he transacted requiring the
attendance of EVERY member.
The various committees will have their reports
ready to lay before the company.
BY order OF Capt. Fry.
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TOHN J. FRY HAVING wITHDRAwS

p" from the concern ri HUGH W FRY & SONS tho
business viii be continued from this date by ihs IN
d.rsgne'i. under the firm nf HUGH ". FRY A 90.
Those indebted To- the late firms are requested e. cose
their accounts without delay.
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7 RUN KS TRUNKS

SUMMER GOODS, nj and under Cost
- still further reduction large lot of striped nj
figured Lawns, very cheap; a large lot srured AMI
Printed real French; Briants, az great resIurtion
IN price; large lot striped lawns; FlnInc"d r.
rage Robes; organdie Muslin Robes four iiounces.
Crinone skirts Cactus Skirts: Mohair Skirts AIso'
loo dozen whit" cotton Hose Ga cents 100 doy Linen
Iainbflc idkis % ga cents each; Head Dresses The
very best terms '"fp''" oh the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

ncA. NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing, Sha
wing. Shampcoing AMI Bathing Saloon. tunder the
ballard House has been Handsomely lifted M. and
Is now open and we invite the citizens and strangers
to give call.
y. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from o'clock A. NJ. to 10 VI.
Ap 9-d6m HUBSON NORTON
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Ekss" FRESH LEECHEs.-I have Just re-
LEECHES, which will De applied upon most reason
able terms.
L. S-Cupping and Leechng promptly attended
TO- Can Ice found at all hours OF the day ut the Hair
Dressing ROOTa under the American Hotel. and At
night Ola 9th street, French Garden Hill.
my 2-ts X. G. HOBS0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

ARREsTED.-The General Land Office have infor-
nation of the arrest OF William IL. Wash, of Pow
hatan Va for forging papers to substantiate claims
to bounty lands. effected through the instrument
tally of Mr.. Gregory, the L. 5. District Attorney
Mt Richmond. Va. The accused is now confined in
the Richmond Jail awaiting his trial.-H's .Sar
The fact Of the arrest above alluded to, was al.
nounced in the Dispatch several days ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER
MEADE BAKER D"Aiis fo"der.
wARIsc 1s 81 .ssemRcs lnfallible Baking Powder
GEO. D0WDGN D"Aihs fo"der.
q mo, Sells semple's 1nfallible Baking Powder
n,,cc,, Sells senpe's Infallible Baking Powder
DRUGGISTS AND GRoCERS centrally
ao Sell semples infallible Baking Powder
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orn BAKysy FIxTrRys

au lit
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Hsn- POwERs' Come
and see thcmI Come and sit for ona, mud if you do
not ike it, you need not pay for It that IL the
plan that POWERS has adopted-S0r sArI5gIaD. Nv
CHARGBIB MADE.
Pow still continues to take his inimitate IHFs-
RIAL AhHROrYPRs for 50 CENTS.
Lits size PHorpgRAPHS FROM old DaSuCrreoty pes,
cOl"r~ : in oil, at low prizes. l3i Main street.
Jy Sits
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duANo.-I,gn Tons best PERUVIAN; ion tons
b., NJ .'can dc: also,a general as.ri mont u ttkO
CERT ~ for sale by HUGH ". FLY 4 GO.
We y III also conduct . general COMMISSION 81.
slkkSs. II. II. & CO.
l. fr4f
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16
fi.aadaL
CMEON DRAPER, Auctiouser.-By SIMEON

CMEON DRAPER Alphabetically SIMEON
~ DRApER Office No B PiDe-s.. oorser Ct william
fos,oo hotic quo<stious scd facilitate hose who ase
nske bona fee tsss. Mr. DRAPER vii Be prtent Al tae
kerchspS ExohsIse, Of I oclocs eschdsf sod rse
fr sele ct pubc auction such Certificates OF
&c there be for that pzrfose tr sdon 20
his esulsny sdvertised ust-
FRIDAY, Oc.. i6,
Regular seuiWeetlJ Sac. 4,
SO coo oert First Convert be sinfns uno
BoDcs q Milwaukee and HORIZON Railroad Co flV" eaoh
80 90 per oeLt State Of Ohio
&c 90 per cent STATE Of Tennessee.
IS shsres Lennon Fire Insurance Co, $50 eseh-
10 shares LafSise Fire Insurance Co SO each
6 shares Lsrsr Fire Ipsurspee Co el0e eSl.
3 shares Rutsep Fhe Iusursnce Co ez eseh
leo shares Stuy vessI ire Insurance Co S,oct 80
n shares Artissrs Bank Stock, 500 esch
~ shares American Fire In.urspoe Co Sc esch-
IS 90 per Iir.t MORTGAGE Bonds o. Ssekes hsrooi
and Sara. Rs I'd Co due 1879 Interest payable Feb snd
Aug 10 New 81 each These bouds are 'uret BY
mortgage the road together with Al ts fixtures anchse
&c slso By ell the laDds granted 10 the Company
e2Go per cent Bonds Of Atca and Allegheny hA!fosi
Co essh
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RFNNNYLV RA1LROAO
rur GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

Pie Pepnsyvanis Railroad connects 1t rttsbufl - ~
m FRANKFORT Lexin zton and Louisville, XVI Tern Hslk
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati osyt
rmbus Zanesvie Mssson and Wooster Ohio; also NJ ~
eam packet boats from aud to NevOrisans u Lou se
Sine and Cincinnati
Ybroash Tickets for the East Be had ct any d W ~
Mentioned places In the West
Y.s.eu sers will end this the shortest most sxpedifio0 -
ssroSortsble route between the East snd West
from NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN Hon
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN IS H0UR4
FROM NEw-YORK TO ST. LOUIS ~ - HoURa
Psre as low ss any other Route
Zee hsrdbills ir the hotels Of this city
Through Tickets or further information may - hAd -
$50 Of ths PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Aston House, Broedvse
j. L. ELLIOTT. keuA
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CUPREME COURT-City and County q ~ "a,
- Yorh-AuGusTIS MORO and OAARLB0 N

CUPREME COURT-City and Coont ~.
6RYFR against LEHMAN IsRAELs and JAco0ss, % =
HOUTEM- Summons for . money demand on sesas Rssslg
not s.r) To the above named drfsndants fos - ssIsc
which win be Sled In the Office Of the Clerk -. - =
County Of NewYosk, at the City Hall In the ss - - -
scnbers Il their Office. at No u wdlst Sshis -
New.York within twenty days AFTER the sernss ~. -
faii 70 answer the said complaint within we IN - =
the pan<ias In this action viii take "a ~
the sum Of Five Hundred and fostytw oos - 49,
Ceuts with interest ffvm the LIST deg OF angus -
dc eost Of Tits action Dated Aug ID sg xssspsg
The complaint IN this action wee riea ~, n. ~
C,erf of the CITY and County Of Now rerk, on W.
August i's'.--D'sed Aug. ~ ttXuvrxANN Z rosIsS
ss2i iswievFs
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Danins Afa6emes.
4 DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No. BOG BROADWAY. NEW-YORK,
No IS7 MONTAGUE PLACE BROOKLYN

Classes OPP n for the rec option Of pupils
New York Glasses on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Brooklyn Glasses Mondays and Thursdays or Tuesdays
and Fridays. ,.,
Weekly Assemblies for Ladies ard Gentlemen at both estab
suents for practice in tho Lancer Qusdle, German Cotu
Ion and all other dances.
Monthly Soirees for Children and Parents
Mr. DODWORTH finding from the past two years expert
en that his instructions the Mnue Ia Oouy aud mnue
Qusdre Of great service IN developing graceful move
and improving the style of his pupils will continue the
novelties procured while toqr Of observation through
figures adopted for the coming season BY the Association
of Teachers in Paris. go 80
For Circulars &c apply at either Of the Academies
w WHALE and DAUGHTERS DANCING
w CLASSES Will commence at Nos 50 and IS 6th.sv.
New York. tEfUESDAY Oct. 49, and Of Gothic Hall Nos
49a1 III Adams. St, Brooklyn, MONDAY Oct IL For
particulars circulars to be had Us above Private lessons
aiyen at No. &C 6th-av., New-York.
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JIG CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Ansas,r -. ~
Westerr NoTta- and south-w eesss ~
tanuous Railway direct. This Road also oorneca 4
With daily line Of Steamers TO all ports In The wsstsn ~
snA AZ Cleveland aud Ssndusky With steamers 10 " -
he North western Lakes, making the most direct
ana reliable route by which FREIGHT b hevSvSS
.DA frou the Great West
RXTEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PffTSDnm
Vxsr CLsss-Booss, Shoes. Has snd Csps D.. -
Book. DRY Goods Tin boxes beles and trsnksh ~,cse
Druss lin boxes and baesl, Fea,hers fars hs..} NJ
sscoSp CLAss-DomeStic sneetins. shrane ND
fciins liu original bslss) Drug I'm cssks Hard (oshD
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes), Woo, and shssV m
Pelts Eastward. az
SErap CLAsa-Anyils, Steel, Chains Tin casksh Ia
Hemp Bacon and Pork sailed (oose of In ssols) ~
fobaSco manufactured except Cigar OF eat ke.l ~
goupTN CLAss-Cohee Fish, Bscon, Beef audi
Pork lin casks or boxes Esswsrd), Lard and cuk0
Lard OH, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, fss, tNA
Pitch. Rosin
hoUa-sl y bb. until further notice.
o1An--5O cents y 100 10 until further notice.
Corrok-s2 y bale. not exceeding 500 ID weight ss4 -
notice. $4,000.
ueaI.r 10 NAH the package Via Pennsylvsni Kares
Goods consigned TO the Agents Of ths Rosd at
Pittsburgh viii be forwarded without detention
VrxIcar AsExrs-Haris, Wormley 4 Co AempAk III
n ? sass Co, St. Louisi j. 9. Mitchell Bon, evW0k
IN Dumespi Bell Co., and Carter Jewett, L.
Ty,B C Medium. Madison, Ind Spdsman np~N -
rim Co. Cincinnati, N. w. Graham Co, zs1sj1k
Ohio; Leeoh Co. No. Kibyst, Boston, LeeoA O., =
Astor House, Nsw-York aud No wnisni's- Nsyva
80 c. Frsnciscus, Pittsburgh
IA. Il. HOUSTON General Freight AGENT PhilsesssAh-
q. J. LOMBAERf. Superintendent Altoona f@
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-16
NJ y. SUPREME COURT.-NATHAEl!t.I

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-NA na,rs Il
BALLETr, individually and SAMUEL hALLsnIk
uip.,Ist1r Of Rsbsccs H:llet asess,ee ssi 20
ERT LYON.-Ssmmops foe rekef-com- not ser IT, =
fends:i.-s'r; Yon hereby sulnened and s - O.
Of the Clerk Of the County of oosss on s.s % asy o.
ber 1857 at the town Of Jamaica sna A. M Ofn
No 70 Nsssau-t In the City II Nswfon' w.ns 49,
days AFTER the service Of this summons o. yoS, ~ r
complaint within the Aforesaid the platinum. 10 tse
viii apply IL The Court tor the rsef demanded 10 tSs
Dated September Sd, 1851 fneDnISs3.-
all lavewFu flxant1us AssN-y-