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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28


Messrs Dors CO-ticncmtn;l used about fourth oi
your Turf oil upon the
back almost entirely place
and this single application only applied cured
II np entirely and permanently. really surprised the
qickness its properties and prompt
efheacious than anything of the kind
sold housai DIS of botcs oOther preparations similar
imposes.
Respectfully. j T. BONDURANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.
rl,mE cELEaaArsD D,xoN wArC.


vl,uE sEl.EaaArRD DINON WAGGu-
u ! WILLIAMS SDS have Just received full a.zaft.
waiehs a. hne u kara Hunting cases
new beaut,ui drsgns--a.o a hue assortment Of
Jobns8n.s " airdrs5
Beids
DaHIi TAyiuTs
ID be sold reasonable terms Sign
70 the lag" lap 10ts
6DGtHGS.-Bbs Ladies' can III al = WAL
L LIAMa a y :. the hne-t anI b-auttni N
offered In this
hns Roman, Mosaic Pearl aud
Pearl oral Of the most beautiful description
hhe Mourning aud Second Mourning Sets OF
HAieh they have opened would
the bcA ful' Gail b. convinced
Biee lot u SILVER 0oUlct., MIss Mustard 1ups. salt
Stands Napkin Rings Spoons ovrry description
Toys &e, Just received, and which they offer cheap
mar
uGwELKN IN sEBIs.-Ghr s.ndie., by cal
- store the stock Pearl amt o.
and Mourning Jewelfy offered ia this
sides many other articles oi Jcwelfy entirely
dee t2ts J WILLIAMS q son.
nRIHs, DKI ns--We hive jus, received n
- small supply ct Drums Har Drums Not drums made
Jor The han bat drums made Of hair Something the
ol Charms which be With ether specimens
Hair Wiz. sHNERIHDRA 4 CLIFFS
ma bis Jow,ifY Siefe.
A,ss.kax Slp> lisiag de.irusie L., the
- way 1T silver Cups b. tie Jowriry
lgls slLNEKf HORN y C11Fr.
AEW PLATED WaRE.-CaiI ai ! WILL
~ I1AMS SOS aud see lot II Plated " 3pst
'"f'd Ina -.
IDsAbED >rRAWYERKN HJWI.A-nom"
. tn nice aud entirely new at
ma X Is j. WILLIAMS \ son 5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

HISoR NV Dks.EAN>.-Nryin,, ,,nd s.ou..
n ainHR t.inc.-FirSt Packet to sail with dis.
patch. The superior sailing, double decked
and copper fastened schooner, "ELLEN, Captain
JAMES STEWART loading and will sail as above For
balance OF freight apply to
DAVID s WIN CIRRIE,
Richmond
pSShppcrs by this Vessel will get goods to port
otdesnauon one half rate freight cheaper any
other aud less time Insurance effected on
the hest u. X w C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

'zNssi &c TURF Osa. ron Old SORES SI
4 ~ ERl DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
NANhANrED 10 CURE, AND 80 pAN6tR ktoM tNrosuKh 10
Price 30 cents per bottle.
Ei.d according 10 joto CoRgrtss ~ ne Cks obee 81 n
Eastern Disrict Of FUsHid by DOFt
a CO. Richmond la %
READ rae FOLLOW ING;
pamphlet. aud read certificates
performed by The Turf certificates truth
respectable and respected Citzons, othu
whom refer, and doubt value
medicine one ot it il pound any
Try il and yoa will be satisfied OF what
say
Tnuf TURF Ou--Read the following. and
aud Will tell you of many others who have been
RICHMOND. Nov. II. ls5i
Mag, Dopo Co -eptemen;l used portion OF bottle
furf OIL winch you very kindly presented with
-4i Axe pleasure la saying that found cfccua in
tk eruption OF wh,ch had been ,raetsed
seNUIa years % ply sctaIs, without ttc
benefit tended n nirnd ct ~h,
iuths had been ed by similar
informed short that the
. bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, L.. Al LEfFNlCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

Il Sp. !, aJaS4Na a 4 10 . AZ
~ ihpHliiA l. or i-iaI attention OF a,i.pr,
"iu td''hi ttspvti.y taiioe to con,
fouiu o' theH tl'iodClti.5 l,tl.s p,Aut4u..
ne and m
iheS may Always suppIe WIN
iNr ANh 1 AfotM az constantly
f''''He W
article has been community , tho NJ.
lloa % hNe yea diiIs bcen
4st hahhtr oil he iA"s icuted CHEMISTS different places
anu mas occn sf'i ~ Ndcaa nearly every Sat
III the mon win almost u' I'ernaps one 81
nc best proofs ol us vault greatly demand
unprecedented IN tic history ArIncli ftru.rs nI no,
'4acu " PERUVIAN Nuano Itsoti Which IL pos,css,,
n@eh adj antage, the Tact ammonia, so ty,tc
a"ti ia ''ua' il, ' preparation beng CHEMICALLY nNrd
agent oh3 tbs p%'lI oeI roBrcssNeIy When lncorpo.
mated with saube ttted ioud Tor plants ct
ouhd i' active la lulut.a4 early maturity AZ t,uato
As there arr large number super in market
ur Tie Naue" "h,n / WouH not he rcspou,Iute
h' StY icqust ali purchasing careful To Obtain I'm,
HfNii>E All L. =" hieii Vii warranted IA, acer,.
tea agents III Il whom are 81 ledge. I,,,n,tal,I
81 t' i",l ID m s-I ., soe god unarac, 81
IA! Htf't h9s,hat A. Irnat VIII aestnyy brand.
"a Consumers ana ie' enabled to MAKE rr,g.
heh's oi !htrsai Oh A. iiabic with my agrusas
with my '' "e'''''''
Mi.HHhn IL I. HARDY y co, are my accredited AN
"'e agents ioi the cay oi tetelsGurs
dsrtah%lai ca7n" aud soe ProlriciOr Uaaanssnyx 4 l.
. - .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
MERCHANDISE. &C.


Spring AND 81 " " EH GOODS.
- Fancy Silks AMI SIX R1b.s.
p ain Black silks, ali qualities,
BaTaFe. organdie aud 1Aennct Robes.
Thread Houston Lace. Muslin aud Lawn Sos every
rely,
cnbre str I'D, solid and fancy Mausin dc Lanca
PAasas Umbrellas Corsets whalebenoi steel and reed
skiris.
Organize real French and other Lawns af assortment
ysryiu pucr from ~ to ~ tfafs
For sale BY JAS \. sJlbLER co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

.st.IAssH AisEOF VIRGINIA MAN "A
IN FACTIKE-Ilc subscriber soics ordeis ui E1 II
HlLH all kinds Glassware which be sold lllkh
AS Northern prices delivered at any point in Rich -
mend. charge BY purchasing Richmond. dea
viii save the expense ct freight well the breakage in
transportation. Catalogues will be furnished containing art
les aud prices Any kind of Class" made to order at
short notice and on the most reasonable terms.
A. 5. LEE, Agt
for the Manufacturer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

s,suE m-h,p- = amn~roW Roam

'btsHE steamships - "a .~fSN and ROAM
pkE having heni thoroughly oyr haulei and NV
t urdr haze resumed their iarcs IN the lin, York
iitf jAMESIpNN, CAPTAIN fAHlsH leaves Richmond
every tuesday afternoon AZ clock r New York and tty
POM evening The arriv nj the
pluF aud Petersburg. touching only at Norfolk.
IHn RpN NDkEt taptHn SIMMER leaves CITY Point
SdtfthN morning after ihc arrival at the Cars
bur, 10 New YORK touching O. Norfolk
Passengers by the side Road, leaving Iynchburg
Tuesday and Friday mornings, viii connert with thu steamers
Al city Point
Passage aud Fare from lynchburg New York by
ship si4 Stecrago Passage only 81.
For further Information apply 10
LEE. JOHNSON 4 co
7.I&cts Agents New York 4 Va Steamship Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

NJ ..soDsANsi -sb.Oas-t :. - - .ae nn4'r
AVn ,gned agent fof Va Suu.u tanarls
N,,onam a Co. celebrated MLl.UDEANS Vely nae
hand CAurrn and rarloat factory
puets tor cash Cali soon aud Judge yourself
june is = fKEMMElsL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

- cd 10 make puOc The fael that they rucevod
something superior In the Of Silver Hunting Lever
Watches manufactured by Jos johnson Church
erpo0 They she quality and machinery a.
the johnson Watch sold by in Gold Eases take
pleasure recommending them
may wish superior
torn Of Silver Watch
What we said in regard TO the johnson watch year
will repeat just here via That who pur.
suit Of reliable time keeper having purchased johnson
watch has had occasion to regret his selection.
The public will please remember that keep hand
best of Watches to be found in the Watch
trade being leading busnrss) they can
always find in stock, the genuine jos johnson Watch
Gold Silver which III sell the prices
70 Watches carefully repaired and warranted Remem
Der the house is SILVERriiURN a CLIFFS.
M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

4 .nS~G >As.E - ,<,0O 8u-G,ci- g,,s,,.,,, sail.
i-uNt We vii sea- al iJ0a the Gust OF S in
'l""c and cheap article tut stuch and alil ,uri,,,
Iu-Is ~ t'It,' = - b ~, a. ii',"e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

tai!s4st EaA d 4 ~ q. q.
L RALI MORE AND RICHMOND, by steam. -
BEiN IDERE aud PbtAIDNIAS.--The
STEAMER BEIN IDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT N
DAY AFTERNOON Tor Richmond returning, leaYes ri ri
MONb every TT ESDAN AFTERNOON for Baltimore
Enc fDtAHDNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every " Ed.
NENl3AA AFTERNOON tor Richmond. Returning leaves
EithAuND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Lalu
lnunrc
shippers Baltimore by these Boats must have thei
goods here every Monday aud FRIDAY each week.
\ L : IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

V0HIVsHs 'HIs I4he NuI leaNr Ihao pima eve Wodnes
a"4 ana saturday, ""u At! POM every Monday and linus
day alternately. ~ '
thtiGhl t.~ea Tor PLi,dylpbla and l,osto Vi, rbiae
PIMA thlouet ~ 9tce III, At
i"SS'te "A- 1 at TO i"h'oe'pnla, Sc 90
AN. T.. PORTER. &C /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28
MASSACHUSETTS,.
THn noERv rnRasrRu.

tfrom The ~ a~eon Journal, sept %
ne prcsure In tbs money makss continues unabated
ano tne rsAss are a. high - The news from Pna-
ocposs bmorcc f The bsnk suspensions there, nave
ln~eseso NE Telling a geominem hee Shere we're
rvmon ywdsy afternoon 81 the failure Of ertens 70
pos ne 70 but Ne are happy mot 10 be abe 70 trace
We regret 70 he.s 1hai the veil known arm Of WIN r.
1v'oy 70 clo'ncrs % Commercial sssces, suspended
ytttefcy. tbs W. Ne Oldest aud one Of the bess (so
ccnsaeredD bouss me t.de We hope the susps ssou
W pc oui temporary Lsvejoy, senior, h one Of
able and upr III msn Highly esteemed socially 90 vel AZ
In bustness Orioles. He VII ha The sympa nv o, ali
who know him chile his prus nt srrsssnren,
We learn from arihentr ba, tho ne. saip AZ
oon In The Boat banks Tor The -ses eodng Saturday
morning wNs sS76,20o.
Az evidence OF The sound condir Of our bur,nes
community, we Informed thai . notary who b,s
charge of the bnsps OF eleven Of The ARREST banks m
tsste STREET found but note len over yesterday and
va for the fignincam sum OF $50 The banks "a Led
she sum o. sl<s, coo In specie yesterday
The Abins,oa Sondwd says u reported that The IN
o. rrTen Hes,ey Of South Weymouth, Who have also o
bcuse IN New Orlesns have faie, heir liabilities being
SO ott or tioo,0oo Tney have kskee Ter an exeanou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28

nuomAnc AsusnMY Cosvmnoz.-ms Assembly Con-
vsusoa Of he mird sszc, held adjourned meeting on
Saturday evening and adjourned I'LL Wednesday evening,
without entering fnio ballot
ssvYRs ASSAULT WIZ THOMAS Lynch, residing In
Warren srset, Hoyt arrested On saturday night
BY Captain Can and onicev BrannisAn, or the Third de
trio for having brually assaulted his wife he WAS In
toxcated and beat her with hts fgs and kicked her %
vsrcly 70 fracture Of two Of her RIBS ho hss
In very precarious condition. he was looked up 70
await the result Of her injuries he preendz 70 know
nothing about the amir
DAHHG Bur0ARy-About I've O'Clock yesterday Alter
the house Of Thomas B. Burdel 1877 Remsen street,
entered by burglars and quantity OF jewelry aud
silver spoons stolen from the second floor Mrs.
Eurcel and her slater In another whan one OF
the thieves entered the Sne gave the aaym but
feared 70 detan him, she thought he might Kill her.
He escaped and seen 70 OF By the rear OF the
house into JorAemou street The value Of the goods taken
WAS about $500 Ooors Soday end 5tootho Of the First
DISTRICT notified, and started In pursuit. but Old mol
sucooed In ovoraking thu thieves 0oe OF them Is de
scr,Sed - bling young man, about IL years OF age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28
LOUISIANA.
TIE NEW oRLsAss MONEY MARKHr.


2 ON the Sew Orleans Picsy uns, Sspt Is
Money In quick demand, aud the banks scsroely
able TO respond 10 he legitimate requirements or trade
good deal OF paper thrswn out which appears On the
street. 81 IL Is POI cent, and II 10 dicu 10 ootain
ney the best sgnAsur.s uncer Il Some parties are
carrying strong coiAterAs a. rouroer rates than this
The Exchange maykei 10 unsetod and rsics have de-
cided tendency 70 drop. TIE bes! rteging II PRESET
wnrld Re hand 70 sell 81 les though 5n may
nand frEcticn more. DeaierG are ant 10 Duy,
they couit not reimb1Yte tAeuneire by drafts tho
North short OF big decline document bills would
brig lo7 1o7lz, but IS yet thore are few on toe
market. Ia fArcs there n0iL ng OF note done. We
learn the rate Sky DAYS bills on Mes York sell with
difficulty n 2H per cen discount Light iaheB % vide
range al here In hardly any quotation for H. ssles
were maae from per cert premirm In bank OIL the
~sy down 70 u and some NO believe might have been
bought at par Shod is equally irregular, ranging from
per ceni discount 10 =, cent premium for one day
Preeut rates sustained by 50 uro, that vita
Coed assortment, Of cotton IL the mako. mort sesk
snkl have Of those old fashion ID tunoes OF per
cent nj hex. Let II come, the sooner the better
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28
NEW YORK

SUSPENSION or rHB YATES ccUsrY BArx.
The Yaies County Bark Pea Tar cosed i,s doors on
Monday ~ The Pen Van Demo~a, says the ipsiu
lion VIII 20 ino the hands Of receiver and wind up ~
&nairs
Es repored thai tse circulation Of NE bank IL about
t3o0o or Ne asscs We can carn nothing. and corse.
quen ny form apsion 10 Me value or securi
10 meet the pay meDt Of bills and deposors Tho
amount Of deposiis do not learn, bot muu be large
The snnounc fmeni o. the Suspension n that place The
bank old safety fund coDcsvp The cashier tree
Of The E1nlfa, Cana sdag and NAxars Falls Rail
road rhs paymaSser 6 the road ri Niagus Falls
the Gds rays, Saisrday, and paid oui 70 employees
and others probably between % COO and % 900, al
oils Of tha hank
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fvrvn me New haven Courie-, Sep "a
Thge 10 sihng about the mont Of Ne fsil
Ne bsnk ~ Hartford county, w5oh Iooss qneety
rs HSf0s5 p.perr seem 70 Intimate tbst The iD anoaou
grsnAso ~ JptFe Pnk grhDsed ss rvsnisDce W
20 bssk rsne' thu bccaoee ths words 81 the Law,
we've . danger 81 hc pubc - % cefrsudtd n y COZ
htrss 10 byinsss Thg inamsuoa IL strengthened ~
- fsa wa M President q tbs Bspk, sni De, a. least
- prmats ~ srf 60, are appcinsd Receivers II ts
- - "a htrs are bcpog ia, befxt The ne FOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28
ROE.VTTOAL..

n frHNfiOH, D1nOOx ATs-BY vIRTUH OF R1sOLU
a Hons uAA.moualy and eutAu sAsucAlly pAssed The u
2 os.EA De.o@ss: dub. e Aaaon.i HalI. O SrdAy
gAniAoos N new Yok WeslosesNr Queens ed kioh0ad
oounes respectfully and cordially vod 70 units with tbs
above club In their ratification meeting n tkS
Pssk on Tuesday. Sept o. INST AIPM Juytce hsxnooy.
sincerity. WI. ]. ROa1 President O. d. U.
T. A. 1DuLY Cor Beo
NB-In sssss wishing unite IN prosesaon wt please
address tAe uudossEned, assemble q Natoaal Hall,
Canal street. By 6k N the 1osh. U. H. M AOK EFT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28

TnE UrlH ExrRDIrIoT,-We learn by q letter
from Fort Lcsven ~orsn dated the 1etn that Secretary
Hsrtne,t bad ls Btavenvorh the afternoon OF that
dsy with tts baggage wagons 10 JOIN the expedition "
gsb, witch had preceded him dsy or two. rne force
pnoer Col Ictnsor toss rot exceed two tbeugpd meu
bct vel proviied viA everything 70 the march
q Tieasa1. one Isl Losu DSnosr SEPT 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28
ExPF,rcssFs.

ISLAND or CUBA RxPRkss, rRRrArDn BONE A.
IL lien Co, BsvAEa propre0rs vl forward freight ard
p.rc~e 70 AL paris of Cubs by Urse s,ses mail SITES rshp
Black War fsah a e-sember met rreigt b.
DEL vs~ hs 6sy before with lnves- scoorpsnT
ing tae sane, (. cleying a. Custom House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

PERITY OF THE COUNTRY
From the wsshirgtoa Uaiun, Sspt IS
Frequent record Is sun msde In the journals Of New
YORK. Philadelphia AUD B,stou Of the suspension OF banks,
merchants traders and manufacturers; but n0twthsAn
Ing the wide spread Losses and emeATA'smenn Which
duced visible effect tho aggregate business and sg
gcgase prosperity or the whole oouuy Nature mas boon
TOO lagsh In her gifts, our counirymen TOO prompt In
awaiting themselves 81 those fAvors, and the hnAaoal
policy Of the democratic parry has been too ,ssfu In
confning within comparatively safe limits tie schemes Of
enterprise and the expansions Of trade TO admit Of general
embarrassment and suffering foc The ry
nismanase ment r.ia OF an class classes OF bah
vaie or oNpoAe cspaoy. While the financial DIR ,les
Of the thee cities pAreo are daily and feyeyshly moved
by partial stoppagcs and downright bankruptcies, By tae
depreciation Of real csAte and By the hitherto vain eror
If the ouls and bears ct the STOCK market 10 dnd bot
tom, every section OF broad Union giaddoned with
Toe glorious assurance that I'll nty crowns The year"
ID. time has happily passed by when the agricultural
and manufacturing Eieress OF the country be anos'
ruin usy affected BY the operations OF STATE bAnEers an
brokers, or the ccrfupng overshAd0 wing Influences OF
great regulator OF the rational currency and the
changer That there has been . serious financial crisis 10
several OF Our largest norhe An1 western ties adm
Of csputc but surrec h.t the Losses planned of
are 10 very considerable extent more nominal than real
The enormous decire which has aken place in the value
particularly or railroad property 10 The natural sequence of
excessive speonlAonsf stimulating unsAse and unkso
stocks to the point OF gambling pcss Ar far ~ we have
Observed the craA has forced any railroad
any serious extent beo lis real intrinsic value, pre-
vented any company from declaring An honesty
made dividend. Tae decline, We fancy, has been
from the run,, fictitious 1grrss o. the spectators 70 the
try ing standard or rea! cApia and real Investments Ia
other rords, no noorsicesAbe share OF the enormous
los<es OF Wall and Tnird srees mast be counted the
anticipated profits OF the sbeav" and the unDehod df
ferencss OF the sbuis "
There IL no ocoaipn for alarm or d,sus but abundan.
ard abiding for joy and gratitude AZ long
da apon the cotton fields VI the south end the faco
ies Of the nj. upon the esing granies OF the middle
and Western Sa,eCpop the gold deposits Of California
and the iron and 43dcpos;s Of Pennsylvania and yrg
MIA and long a4Hr Industrial interests be sed
they have BEEN, s consi1ue be, In q remarkable de
gros, by kind and bcnehcen. Providence, IL "a quite like
IL thai the great Of the people Will NOT BIO seriously
Inconvenience BY the money panoE and money dASers
ef any city in the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28

GRAND MASS MI1fIN0-
" United We sand-divided fall"
The Democratic Central Club will hold MAss Meeunx
In tho Park Tuesday evening September ~ rafy The
stA.e Domioaaoas The following disnEushsd democrats
Hon DB. Dickinson, B. y. Price, M e. Cooper, nsq.
" h Seym ,ur, VIII. Ludlow. y. Josiah Sutherland
Aaron ward. W. u. Bishop, Conn. q. OConor, nsQ.
l. Trenaine, Hon y. " Oaxn d. Dilase
kRv rSfssi rsa sa wool . Hsssss
" J.w. Foney, Pa. apt Rynders, Elijah Ward,
David L. Seymour. Bon H. r. CLARK, James Brady,
Hon. T. n. BuchAn- /" j. Mckeon. Richard Busted d
an, Nd Hon J. Van are 4 Hon. Ge0rs Taylor.
r. r. Everett ]. Wm g. MAdAy. Wilson small ESQ.
honR M ane NJ Hon. J. W. Soaring Hon D. B. Taylor
Rally, Ali tyne men, FOR the nghW OF ox cty and inc 70
compton Of our State -
Charles Mckay w. Wainwright. Thomas Jones Jr.
Edward Rurk. O. II, Bracket, Col 4. ID. McCunn.
Thos r. Everett, William j. Bradley, Michael Halpin,
h. j. Barry A. khaw william Coalter.
Martin u. brewer, XbnhAl Reed, John Ooye.
keygsn L. Harris N. Parker, James Kelly,
4. e. Moloney, James Durnt {, John kerngAn,
Colonel HickoK, n " Glover Henry Condor,
Joseph ROke, Charles So it'll. Pa.Fck kckroy.
John Coulter Mr.. prummond, Patrick Russell
PAPick Coye, ID. 8. Jackson. JACOB Bender.
Griffin scol A swackhaaes, Francis y Smith,
Andrew j. Plumb JOAN II. TrApp, DR. I. Munsou
Jobr II Stsets. John CarDerry, Walter joyce,
j. r. Donoughue, Hugh A. Richly, NJ Shubsca,
John W. 0roxan, Mishael Tourney. vi Liam Malcolm,
Ps'rick u. Kelly. Peter nc !. ermot, b. 6 Der inc,
Wilson Small ia nes Muligsn, William a. Reuy,
DR. Joseph hilton. D. 4. Knxlay, Mcnoas SeAxrist,
John Upper, Michael Smith, q. Swackhamor,
Robert I. wilde, Matthew O'alynn, Patrick Aurphy.
c. Bowel,
O. II. BRAcKETr Chairman Commit ee Of Ayrangements
VIM T. ROS1
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TWENTY FIRST WARD-UNION MEETING A UNION
meeting OF the two democratic rweuy-
nrs ward viii DO held At wshngon Hail. in Thirty third
street. hotween First and Second avenues, Tuesday
evening Sept g. at oc ook pursuant TO resolutions OF
resgecuve associations OF which cbairmep.
WIN II. LEON AND, Chairman.
JAMES HUSTON, Chairman
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAJ, ~ YEARS or AGE IN CoxroRrA.
a ole circumstance wishes make the OF
oectsbl sdy, With view 70 marimcny.
need answer this unless sincere Correspondence srcy
Ofce.
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HIIsTsIARDs.

krRIuAH DESTITUTE FAIR. CRYSTAL PsbAgp-
n Mr. MIOHAui PHEbAN takes pleasure IN Announcing
ns c serer, request and With The consent y me snsse
ne VIII assisted BIZ several other aeru.nen ~ profess
ona skn and ability. publicly exhibit the n sup-riorfy
ofhs patent corbinaon cushioned billiard wednes
day merit s-h instant from 70 IN the afsn and from
DO In he evening.
RtIIARD BALIs.wILiLAn n wELtlFs MAry;
~ fscnrer of billiard haa <n Browne View No~tl
Prices of r-ssNo IA ss as "a "; ~ SIC - sis 2incs
bssats9e b.L SO Carefully PACKED aDd sent 70 address
receipt Of pricsNy mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28
DANCING ACADEMIES.

a DODNDkIHS GANNlN1 AIAOEh1A.
-. No. He Broae way, New Toxf
No. lS1 sontarus rl.re, Rrvoklyx-
E6v York clsrses On Wcdn asdsys an1 saturdays.
And Fridays.
Weekly assemblies and monthly solroes 81 both esaSuss
Wsnls.
UrculArs mar be obtained n the scadessss crplsiaina
nc. addiiioa other novelties procured during
tour through Europe during me past summer Mr. od word
will the pleasure Of fnirofnrlnx The len
cres recently Adopted Tor he coming se
ion OF teAcher 10 Paris.
REooKEE DAnCrNa ACADsNT.-L. DE eARso
ID BROOKEs Dancing ard WALKING Academy No. Gl
Brnoms street between Broadway snt The Boswy
Th- ball with reception. dressing practising
jsceni pos~ great advantages for puprs
The fsshionable styles Of Europe owether viii ~.
much admired and Improved method Of New york, Win be
tauiht " al The pupils
rolkA, kchotische Polks Nsrourka,
WAI Pona Eedowa, German Counon.
ketowa, Varsovtenne, Les IsAnciers,
D.u remps, Ans The beautiful waltz La oosts
DAYS and for tuition or clssse-, Tuesdays
Fridays from r. NJ Cor ladies' and nsses; and IRON
Ssdre.dsys and saturdays for children tsrciusvey from
sn6Ph
The ladies' primary olasses under The direction Of Ma
sors@ wednesday evening