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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04
NTEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL .UNTTET

AL EW-1UKK MD Nv FkFOOL UNI I DID
IN STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS for LIVERPOOL
TIE u. 5. steamship ATLANTIC Capt. d. Edntse, ~
depor With NE L. 5. Mails for Europe positively SAY
U1tDAY, March IT, 81 u O'clock m. IRON her berth st thr
fout of Canalst.
The steamers Of this bne have improved bun
heads
For freight passage having squasd N<
elegance aud comfort. apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS No 70 Walls
Passengers requested TO be boMd II All letsep
must pass through the Poss0mce, any others WI BE-
retsDed-
NOTICEThe Of freight FROM Liverpool 10 rsAoeed 70
a. Deg tun no q until further noace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

TTNrTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
" for HAVANA md NEW-ORLK ANS On FRIDAY
Mssh at OSoet p from pier foot q Warren North
River the fast snd fsvorte ss~mssp PHILADELPHIA, a.
Grsy viii san shove Pss.es Be secured II thu once Of
Freisht New Orlssns 30 cuhefoot
seve@ hnehs Shippers viii BE- sspphed vnh blsah bids Of
-dtg form nsned BY the hue application 81 their
oAoe. No other signed aud bill q lsans will be
ssnea The hour SAILING Yor freight passage apply 1t
DE oQee, No. III West corner Of Warren
81 o. ROBERTS. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

1T z. IVN IVNf
DAY, AZ 10y O'Clock at No. lis Nsssau-st. between
B,tknsn and Ann Sta large ard splendid Of n
fashionable rosewood mahogany oak md Furniture
Piano Fores French plate Mirrors Oh Paintings by
losue which will BE- ready the day before the e when parties
Of good Furniture solicited 20 call and the
sock they will aud entirely different articles than usually
found IN auction ssesrooms consist in part Of 81 aud 7oAVe
satin hroStee plush and mOquet superior rosewood Etaserv
French Steret.es. library Bookcases, Escroires nchy
carved Center Tables with Italian msTbe tops sots aud Pier
do, fenchplate mantle and pier Mirrors OIL Paintings .le
CANT Chins Vases Mar tile Ornaments cusommsde Extenson
Table, splendid oaA aud walnut Sdeboars Sofas aud CnArs m
and morocco mahogany Sofas Tetes retes, PsiloI
Chairs kochns and EAy do IN hair CLOTH iron frame Lounges
and ksy Chairs IN German lasting rosewood and mSho
Bureaus WAshsands and Wdrobes variety Of styles Hair
MATTRESSES Beds Bedding &c Also variety of second hand
fnrnturr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

WHO viii SUFFER When DR.. TOBLAS's
w celebrated VENETIAN LINIMENf ~ immediately
Cholera Colo, nysenery Vomiting Rhenmstism ssen
hss Cui, Burns kc Depot No ~ Courusn d. st. SevYost
Sole BY al t1,e Druggists md Storekeep~rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

L'OR NEWBURGH.-rhe steamer CALEDO-
MA, Capt r. WsrdSor Sil leave the huAbeAd bst~e-n
Warren ard C8smbes-sts, sor Ne~sursn THIS AFTER
NOON Saturday, Feb "a ~ ooIooh TIE es;. Of ths hne
berth during s~..on every NJ pdsy
wesrsssty, ThrJsdsy ESQ ss'ussy ats o'cloeh p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

NOTICR-STONINGTON LINE.-The Steam
a PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone, ~il leave Psr
No 2konh River trss wharf Battery f stosins
ton, on SUNDAY, Mach l. u4 o'e.osi p m
fRElGhf RECEIVED from .. M 10 SATURDAY,
Feb. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04
Orfan Gteamers, &f.


DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA, for LIV-
IL ERPOOL-Ths ASIA, L. o LOU, Commander viii sail
the CompanJs Dock at Jersey City sn ne nas aud
passengers FOR Europe WEDNESDAY the An inst al
O'Clock precisely.
requested 70 be board By Ia o'clock
TIE PERSIA will sail on the 18Th March
T. CUSARD No Bowling Green.
~ o X G A l. F o K N A
LINE VIA ASPINWALL AND PANAMA RA ILROAD.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Storage Passage as including railroad from A'pn
wall 20 Panama . ........,.
The rev and splendid steamship TENNESSEE. CsPt
z. L. Tzkepaufh Il zoe b1xsenl. will sail for ASPlN
WALL On MONDAY. March % 1907, at o'clock p. m, TO
connect with the ORlZABA from Panama, on the
Pacific for SAN FRANCISCO.
Fifty pounds Of baggage allowed each PASSENGER Ten cen"
per posnd
The ORIZABA leaves San francisco March s. To connect
with the TENNEsS re remsiung Panama until the arrlv
pssenges-tbus avoiding all possibility Of detention on
the Islnmus.
seec pa-ssse before the 18th lust be had
at the above pfice.
For Freight or Passage spply only to ,,,.
CHARLES MORGAN Sons
No Bowling Green, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

ONLY LINE with SURE CONhECT1ON.-
" Transit 100 miles than any other Route sud
po spe TO River Eavisstop- UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
fy pounds Of baggage fee 10 cents PEI pound excess
Baf OCEAN Panama Railroad Through
toCALIF OREIA via PNsma Railroad. The United States
Mail Steamship Company will dispatch for ASPlNWALL %
THURSDAY, March At 2 oeoek precisely, from pier
Of warrenst North River the well tno~n and sS'
and Mails will be forwarded Panama Railroad
and connect Panama with the Pacific Nah seAnshtp Con
panys magnificent Steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS, r. h
Pea1oB Commander which viii be In readiness and leave I'm
nedRtey for San Francisco.
The pubic ne informed that Psssc Man sssmsIp Com
always Steamers lying Psuama
ready r svod possible deeon Of pssasers o.
mails.
For passage apply TO w RAYMOND Al tss ooay omce Of
No. West-st, WAyTep-st, " Y.
United States Nal Steamer ds 5th and otA q each
u1opN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

No L. 49, slSS Nc a...... ss7s Ne .:..';. ~"
lo~-'''''''' ..........'''''SiS~~D
They further report that sxsuinsoa appears n ~
General School Fund for ls57 BE- esimsea touowss
Received from the Corporation Of BrooIyn sosI ~ %
received from State ent Of school money e~oOs
.uDdy balances nded previous year SIX otals
slS TO- They the appor'onmsnt Of tbs Abovs
amount follows -
For Teachers Wages 10
Teacher, on NJ 1c. 2sS
T.arb.r, o, Wriltns In Mae Depsftnsnt...... loo
Teachers for Evening Schools. 5000
Te.lh,rs Tor Normal schools... ZoO
Additiopal Librarian. fSo
ezls "
cl.snlpI swe-piss a. mailing fres......... 5000
Observation-Disclosures. 500
Printing.
Contingencies. ~
After striking out ~ 900 for writing teschsE hs 10
port was adopted.
Affer the transaction of other bagness ~
Be1d adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04
d. : HOUGa AucloneeI,
WOULD call the special attention OF the pubic

MOULD call the special attention Oi tue pubHc
w 10 his AUCTION SALE q elegant HOUSEHOLD Fl h
NlTURE on THURSDAh NEAr, March ., ~ 10. g M; al
Ne West 2d,t near sh.sv very large and varied IS
will be sold best class OF goods Sale positive
aud no postronemcut SccOunt Terms oash ID cry
funds The basement unusually assortment
Of Kitchen aud Dung Furniture such oak Extensloa
Table aud SdeboSrd Sofas sud Chairs China Dinner and TeS
Sets, ssr~se aid Glassware Cutlery, &c In the
parlors Velvet Carpets id rosewood Suites Bronze
Gas fxipes hrc Oh Paintings OTuolu Clocks Dresden China
Nsses aud Dco ions Side aud Center Tables embroidered
Lace ard ocslc Window Curtains hne,oned four rouGd
correred 7e'svr rosewood Piano made nv Nuns Fischer
e ganty carved rosewood H'Snd richly covered rosewood
hosHry French Bedsteeds and Bureaus Cuedhr
Maitesses and Bcddns sc Also mahogany Sofas Chairs.
RockeIs a., ANA multitude other articles
mention. Cs doEues now ready and ~ the house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

y CoIToS, Aucdoneer.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE in
II BROOKLYN.-F. COTTON willselL THIS DAY, MNeh g.
at Ot O'Clock No 1856 Aaucs between Court sns Gin
ton the entire Furniture OF the house embracing very rich
PsIor Furniture rosewood aud broate Lace Curtains ch
French pa.e Mirrors French aud other Bedsesds, Wilton
Tapestry other Carpets China and Glassware Kitchen Fur
niture, &c Catalogues early this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

A USTRALIA.--The magnificent A Clipper
"A sbP RED GAUNTLET. now loading rapidly - per Ne
Fast Rvs Of the favorte Of The Ceius hee and
low other vessel the port OF New fotk sad
bcug the only clipper fast ship for Mebourns Der
sarso wiz doubs be delivered thirty days Ahesd Of shs1
ship advertised for Australia Shippers and passenger are
examine her and Judge for themselves hesvJ
srsstee will be given If required, thai she will be the hrs
esse to sail foI freight al low Tse. sPply en-
ksasd, or TO GOODBYE, ARKELL L ELLIOTT. No. loo
PesItst., or TO MAILER, LORD QUHRHAU, los WAl-E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04
feaai Notifies.

IL PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Yorh notice hereby TO al
persons having claims RALPH HALL late OF toe -ty
dEswYoIk deceased to present the same, with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber At the Office Of Heny Eastman,
CO. No - Broadway In the city OF York before
the sny seventh August New Yort the
tw.nty.,hird DAY Of Fsbra.-y. 1857 DAVID HALL
ff3 slv6plWes' Aemiristratof
IN PURSUANCE of On order Of the 6urroA0
Of the County Of kevYoIt notice 10 hereby given 70 4
pessons HAVING ssAnst GEORGE RUSSELL late Of ~
CITY Of Ssv-fork, decesssd 70 present the ssne wIa
vouchers thereof TO the ssbseb~f o. tss once q JAMES
before the EIth day Of July ns.-Dsssa hevfers s
dsi Is.smw ROBERT RUSSELL. Administrator. As
IN PURSUANCE of a order Of the Surrogate
81 the County Of Notice hereby s-es to Il
oty OF Yerk deesssed to the With
thereof 70 the subsereeEs y he shee OF BAkIOLOhb
BLAECo No lT Pear 81, In the CRY Of ferh on or be-
bte ssntA day Of April neItDssd ,hs seventh dAJ Of
oorober. 1855 BARToLokE BLANCO lu,..,,o-.
ss isvtnw SALVADOR CHAPPELL.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogsee Of
the cous9 Of Hs. fsIl notice Asreby ei,en 10 Al ess-
New YoIt decessed 70 pfssent ne with vvsebsrs
thereof The subse beT her rederss No 6? ADeoo
the CITY u New orb before the day q
March nestDs.ed New Yok the d day Of s~peneer eS.
an PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate u
the County New Yori notice hereby Evsn eli pesas
ksyira claims Assnsi JOHN b. NHfrTAkER late Of tAs
Cny d New forf physician deceased to prssent h. sn.
9Th voucher, kereof th. se.ereer 81 his once Ne -
Broad IN ,bs fiy Of Ns~Yort before zoe ss,h day
Arr neIt-Da.S EevYork tire l4h day Of October 1854
oI5 ls~snW FREDERICK W. HEAD kxesatSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04
Il. H. LEEDS, Aucueneer.
"ENRY III. LEEDS II Co. will sell by auction

HENRY III. LEEDS N Co. will sell by auction
on WEDNESDAY. March (. at II o'clock, in front Of
store No = Nassau superb CARRIAGE aud IROTrlN0
HORSES, Wagon and Harness ~ tie property OF
private gentleman. Of Carriage Horses, the finest In
New York and old warranted sound in respect
hind and gentle all harness and took the premium at the last
state Fair They 1t. hands high and weigh
4cO each; FIVE match and can trot together IN So
Coupee built by Lawrence, and Harness, city made
The fHvorte Trottng Horse john Thumb Is hands high
rsuted sound Kind and gentle rOt in 9o speTc,t pie
ture and pleasant driver and very fine actions
nearly new sqnarebOX WAGON us1e BY DusenbuEy, with
Pole and Shafts flT tandem driving inside TO order
coat S2l5.
Alec OF light Single Harness, cost so An elegant
Sinse HNincs for coupee rhstou supoby mounted IA
SILVER; ia been used but twice, and cost SHM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

I BOGART AuctiOneer-Ey 5. BOGART.--
~. THIS DAY Il 10 O'Clock ~ No. ~ West Broadway.
corner Of =. usd.st FURNITURE Of large BOARD
ING HOUSE Lars quantity OF Feather Beds and Bedding,
Iron Redsieds Wsshssuds Bureaus Tables Chairs Kitchen
Eurniinr,. R.rge. CIocIeIy Cookng Utensls, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04
puints, Oils, 9lass, ST

DEFINED LARD OIL, for burning and NJ
u ee from g1 bars sshty tos, no' tux "a
WIKI. Also, CObUKk PURE rALLOV OIL. whieh ztI
ou-wen Sperm, riAnds olseI weather Ard Bans cd VIZ
k7tFd shove BsneS 30 20 ~ salons O8y Acct 10 u
W. QUINCY No. % Will.2u-s'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

snd South Osss Railway, 10 deliver his degatohss 70 the
British Admiralty and The American Minister.
he government sent down . special messenger Ass
ght TO Portsmouth to order quits Of apartments and
every Of The best class for the American
sccrs the Portland Hotel Ssutnses, where the
asslduous and sathfsctory attention insured at the
hands OF kr Dent, the lessee.
The ResoIute will come into Portsmouth harbor on
Monday unless contrary orders issued. Sne is in
first class condition Her commander reports success
sion OF gales the whole voy age from the NV. the
other side OF the Atlantic and from tie SEW TO sSE
this, in all which she behaved remarkably WELL The
weather the night previous 70 her arrival at Spthead
Thursday is described bv Commander Hartsten and
his officers awfuy wild-hesvy squalls, with rain and
hail and lightning very vivid Considering the peculiar
build of the Resolue, and the OF the year, her
passage has been . remarkably good one.
Captain Dacres, CD, the superintendent OF the Royal
Clare nee Vctuaipg Establishment Gosport, sent OIL 20
the Resoute this morning by the Sprighty fun supply
Of fne Christmas beef and every other vctuaug neces
for the crew. The chip 10 an object Of much inter
est in the port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

sz ne P.rs Bourne we're. on ne lss, 81. iss nosy,
NAd ss:Ssc. < ne end Of he month m Of moro than
sent hss hus been Witnessed since the early syt
% sbe nsRth sight decline Of prices In the railway
market. Germ market dul, With tendency 70 lever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
tn, Presidents Message.

THL -LANE TRAVh A VI NHULIIIUNIeN- NhW TAHUFI
oF ruE UNITED STATES.
From the Ioudon 1imos, lee. 16
SO much attention has been liked recently elect
Cd President Of the United States have been 20
fully investigating which hall Of bis supporters no IL
likely 70 sacrifice ~ the ether and what OF men
he 10 going call 81 hs councils that h-ve taken t
lie account u the pao shsdow2 that sill iis about the
precincts Of the White HcCse, fnd still exercises for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

Tho Queen ami he rovai family
The frcsidsnt q Tic Tined states.
Fhe Union Jlrk AMI Oh star sranr'et BANNER.
1ho health GO M. Corncl.rs 90 unel.
om Hoyei 10 p,oslcug 700 ieara Jsan anN IN aud
Die lntaICs
TITS la.i sentiment was proposed by Capslu HgsIns,
seconded ny hr trnncil ant evoked cordial applause
Captain BartFien invited by tae Qucen 20 dine aud
IN spepd The tirht n osborne and all the ocors were
invited 10 visit the grounds Al osbcrne pfvi sEo q
VIC ch they awaited tnoIa'civcs al oic Cox.
Toe ECtciue returns 20 Portsmouth tnis morning a..
hal Inst 10 ociock aud socs INTO lock.
From the iondon shipping Gazette, nee 1871
PonrEvorTi. saturday, Dec. 10, 1850.
THIS morning Cormau1cr lsristCn (vhose arrivn var
cay) ives ombnked by Nr. g.. Allen ~ her Ma ssty
ndrr ~ gtty and lanccd Gear TIE Official residence %
tbe Jniisj states Contu Of TIC Platform battery, vhsfn
be was net Immediately by Cornnodore sr Thomas Mai
uaBoer n chief pro Tom o. the port, Vice AdmIai S,r
Gcorge seymour beng absent al funeral q bis brs1cr
ana ReatAdmfal Martin being absent on leave. SIC
TEfuas ofcred Captain hsrsten, IN th3 name Of b.
Ne esvr government everything in the way Of ships
povirions otsgc and, indeed, everything else the
GERS or crew could uirc during their soourn 10 Eng
Apf For these hosyitable Couresies Captain Harsicn
cxpyessed hs warmest acknowledgements. Aiier I'll. IN.
totview Chcvaer Pappasreo presented Captain Hart
,isp A. Inc Government House 10 the Lieutenant over
(Ms General H. Bretonl by rblcn gallant oa.oer
M Crosueller), and then 10 flag Captain g. ". Soy
mour. 6 D on board the Tag shp Victory.
Captain Haristen has accepted the invitation o. the
Mayor aEd Corporation to dine With them bot could rot
No ne day. ovirg 10 the necessity for vsnssc;ibE he
tncal business connected with bis courteous mission.
AT II O'Clock this morning her Eeestys tteam frgae
1blnnon, 81, Captain teel, G. r., sauted The Amer
ensgn With twenty one guns, amer which the Resolo,e
charged her ooors 10 English and the garrison battery
(on The fses,an Of when was hosed an American On
sgn), Cred salute Of twenty one runs thereupon Cap
tain Hsrtsein bis next IN command partoos Of
elegant dsu al The Consulate and the former left for
London By The 1s5 P. N. tsin on the London, brighton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
9 THE SHIP RESOLUTE AT COWEs.

Ifonors Ia Capt. Ifartstein ut Portsmouth
Visit OF Queen Victoria 20 the tcssci-H,r
MnieSty's deception on Boorf-ttcturn OF
The shin 10 poIt xmoufn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

Has raafr arrangements by which ho now receives
yr9,Irlg. snd Ivy the most expeditions routes. me
NEW STYLES. accordingly a. they are issued by
the most fashionable manufacturing and importing
hnIscs of the North.
His FALL STOCK is tho largest ever exhibited in
this 50 Us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
KENT. PAINE L. Ce.
II,HE LADIES are resnecffnliv invi1e,

VIE LADIES are respectfully invited
- To call and look at G0LDsMITS beautiful and
desirable stock of MILLINERY GOODS, consisting
In part OF Bonnet Feyets ~ different styles of RtI-
ches, handsome American and French Flowers black
Modes ali coors Satins, Florences black and coorcd
Feathers, Netts, Gro de Maps. Illusions Cranes
Tariatons, Ribbons Of every description white ami
black silk aces and Edges, Footing KS with and with
out edges, English Grapes, Straw Trimmings po,,
net Frames, Velvet Ribbons Cheneilia Trimn,inrt
hohair Rolls, Reeds, Whaebones and every thing
IA the millinery line. Mliners and others viii fn5
II TO their Interest to call and look at his sock a. he
guarantees II the handsomest stock Of the kind ever
"Abtsd IN this city, and will be sold at New York
prices, for cash. hy the piece or yard at - -
r. GOLrSMlT'S Trimming and Fancy Store
se2I OK H. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
MACKEREL, GIBBED AND CUT HER

MACKEREL, GIBBED AND CUT HER
As1 RINGS &c.
100 bbls No. 3. Medium and Small MACK EREL
250Oan Sawed EATHS
1900 bBIs. DANES River Hydraulic CEMENT
500 bbls. Rosenlale CEMENT, assorted brands
400 bbls No. CalciDed PLASTER
1000 bbls. Rockland LINE
1900 bush. plastering HAIR
lu0 tons Lump PLASTER
1880 y Tobacco BOXES
$50 cases Preserved Il0BSTFRS, fresh
200 bbls Gibbed HEARINGS
50,00 Sawed SHINGLES
HAY, RYE STRAW. &c, for sale by
BRtDGF0RD Il Co,
On the Dock
19-Storage room can be had for 81. Oa0 bushels of
wheat. sci IA q %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

As SOLE AGENT in this State for Ja-
- cob Seeger's Baltimore LAGER BEER 7 am
aoie to supply the trade and the public i'm general
WIN me best LAGER BEER to be had In the mar
! cash price P''''' ~ the lowest
| Fresh lots received every three days. No eb.rss
| W. carriage p WILBACII Err
" sfios st PC Main ssYse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
-y2 FALL TRADE.
"a BENNETT, BEERS a. FISHER,

III BENNETT, BEERS a. FISHER,
~ DRUGGISTS
lbs MAIN STREET. BfCHAOys. "a.
DEALERS IE
French and American WINDOW 9LAS5
Painters Articles
Lamp, Lnseed, Tanners and Lnbricatlnx OILS
DRUGS aad CHEMICALS
Perfunery ani Fancy Articles
TOBACCO and CIGARS
Surgical and Dental INSTRUMENTS
Physicians Outfits a
and ali nf tho leading PATENT MEDICINES Of tn.
Ia offer ur sale entire fresh stock or goods At
their store. Merchants, - scisns aad Farmers
are solicited to give a call.
te- Orders executed with care and dispa:oh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23
FALL RACES.

gAeG BROAD ROCK IVA. }
! .5~seSSSsasSSS (Na.( Races will go. commence
! n OCTOBER, ISL, and continue four days
FIRST DAY, Tuesday, october l&.-Sweepstake for
three wear Odds mic heats 500 entrance half for
cit Closed the lst July with the following subsCri
! Jcrs:
". II. Gibbons names ch. by Glencoe oHt of Sal.
! Bowie \ Hail names 2, Bride, by Prince George,
/ dan by Trustee.
q. p Hare names h. c. 10y Zlnganec, dam Trustee.
! David Mcdaniel names MIR T Jtts' CHI by Revenue,
/ dam Andrewetta.
/ second Race same dqy-Sweepstake fer three year
old coitS and es out of mares that never produced
q winner; Sidn entrance half forfeit hiile heats
t'trr" or more to make To name and close the
! 1T day Ut August 1871.
! Calvin Green names b. by Revenue dam by Trus-
! tee.
| James Tallcy enters $ c by Taliy-IIo and Pryam
! Bowie Hall names b. c. Coi!ington, by Prince
/ q 'orge.
/ .lohn Z, p. Edwards names Kangaroo.
! SECOND DAY, Wednesday, October Ii-Propric-
! tors Purse SAM; mile heats second IiaHr. same
GaySwropStakc for two year cid colts and iilIicS-
single dash of one mule; SU0 entrance, half forfeit
i" naln' and close the list September Three or more
| +. Hawkins enters b t. hv Boston, jr, dam i'm
! ported fram, tw" year old STAKE
James Itlley enters two year old f. by Chille liar
/ TnpS. Boswell enters $ + hy Revenue. dam vir-
| Snia Payne, iii the two year old stakes at B. R..
X IL. Dickinson enters :. years old, by Rcye
/ nue.. dam 10y Pamonkcy.
Calvin Green names grey iiliev, by Glencoe, dam
by Grey Eagle.
! FiiIRDDAY, Thursday October l5.--Jockey Club
! Parse 500, three mite heats.
FOURTH DAY, Friday, october I6-.Iockey Club
| Parse 500. mile heats, best three in five.
second hacr. same day-SwccpStake for three year
81 colts ami cs the produce of mares that never
race. Two mile heats St@n entrance hall for.
Tit. Closed the LIST Of July with the following sui.
SCrhcrS:
Bowie 4 Hall name &. f. Bride, by Prince George,
dam Icy Trustee.
Bowie 4 Hall also name b. c. Collington. by Prince
| George dam by Mirgrave.
James Tally names Mr. B0ulware's ch. c. by Tally
/ Ito. dam unknown.
| Calvin Green names b. c. by Camden, dam by Bos-
! ton.
! CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor
Those who wish TO make entries for the Sweepsiake
| Will address, THOMAS VI. JON rs, Secretary
| y il--itl Auc4awtl31Ct Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

We beg leave to invite the attention Of Southern
merchants to oar larKeanfi attractive stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE BRY GOODS
now receiving which in a few days will be very COM
tieto ia all the departments, aud will comprise the
largest aud most commanding assortment we have
ever had the pleasure TO offer riendS and Gus
TONER'S
BY the ships" Riga and "LnIla Rookh.' from
Liverpool 20 this port, and by various arrivals at
New York, we have received large portion of our
importation of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS.
embracing every variety, Eng which are many OF
entirely new and beautiful designs
In Cloths CAssueres and NcStings, Cioaks and
Mautles, Ladies' Dress Goods Lace Goods and En-
hrnLderies, our stock IS unusually attractive
w care also receiving a full assortment of DOMES-
tured. ~ " "''e
v g shall be prepared TO exhibit splendid stock q
EAoi-MADE CLOTHING Of all ri.des and hay-
isK had IT manufactured under Thoroughly CONNIE
tent superiutendcnts, On the premises we chaIIen
competition m quality and prices and feel assured
tat we can offer inducements in this branch unlur-
| passed in this country ~ "i9ii
we respectfully solicit an examination Of our stock
wiich VIII be much larger than We have ever hef rc
eAhipitel ana which our increased facilities +naIIe
US 10 sncr TO cash OF prompt buyer. al prices that
! ket. '' Vi any StnsF mar
Orders will at all times receive our prompt and
| personal attention.