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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07


ID SPRING, 1857.
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color ready order: ,Sr an in.: q e0: :ns
' '' VI 80 ~ oEsIS's u, sA z...,.
TMBRoIBERIEs
!" AZ rrs sT;s: 'ss1 ss%oeA
10 1'' Broadway 'f sIii E;fE's . ss9r!,
EARLY SPRING NASrnhAs,
Will Be opened his day.
''-S- Blaei MORE man.ll.s,
Grey md at s.own S ossS s.ln.. =.
'''<''''- GEO. sUsrM.
EMBnoIDERIEs. DAY.-MxEssE SALE
S'' asiss ,s' s.s:;:. H.,
ELKGANT DESIGNS OF ENTIRELY NEW sPatNs
~ fashions for ladies' msnulas, sleeves. wr.ppsrs a.
mora ssssosa E1ssns and Camille bssaues cut at the
'''" WIN o'0' ID DssSRssrs Emporium s71 Broadway
U DERBY COMPANY.
oo,. nsT slss oss 4cos the latest
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
phso SfsRs * sEs IOWA
FASHIONS IN NAS1 y.
srH At 'eE is1 BAZAAR.
oa".ss ss ssua embrace s s Ps modes
s c . novelties
""-N''N St. Nicholas Hotel
CrsTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODs.--sPaINa
scarf. s cna
shirts collars Soslerv gloves
gentleman. GEsINS BaIAAR,
INDIA oAHrL s. aA1n s a NRSss
Rssi india oameFshslr
Square shawa
lust MANUFACTURED.
rich lot of cbudTen cS 20, ssps Socle.
os'uI' collars and '' rf h sos n.n Ssss nJ,'s'
| OPENING DAY AT alNINs BAZAAR, us BROAD
especially invited 70 n:pss. our ::os sn Of
the best markets and sE ssfs%'I 2sasi
| OPENING pAY-NovELrIHs IN LAoEs ExsRoI
v '' ~ eEEiNs BAzA !, s,! s,s s,G ssss,
From ios to So srosiw.y, -
'ILKs' suAw1s.
The balance OF or ns CHARLES Ola q. HOOK.
who has finally relinqushed the retail business now being
by UTTERLY ''''''''S " asiGi + s;s.s,,
sSe com mepces Monday. March
rHE LAST OPPORTUNITY.
''S Who h. anaiiy r.lnquissed III. r,.. business
snow being '' s. T. FL :. WILLIAMS.
utterly ''RRS SSsHs 4 81 !. soSDs
| DRESS d SSsHs CIR s2 ssS SHAWL.
Sale recommsncss, Monday, March o.
pnMovAL OF THE GREAT SALE,
IL Late ct 70s B1 To- AZ broadway.
Corner Of Leonard street..
Who S., snaiis retired from business
an si;S sasrfsss
OAAf sA ixfs mo pSyLnss r..
All no" 70 70 " per cent ''" co g. B. Witty %fEIIsx.
Sale commences Monday. March
RxxovAL OF THE GREAT SALE
Of Leonard street,
1nEBALAScs or THE STOCK mr. cu.a,rsa uoox
who has finally re,be ed from the retail bu,ia.s.
UTTERLY RrGASptEss OF cosr.
SBLAoS i.P p 1 q g Is SILKS 4
OBJ w1rL1ANs, h. -
SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, NARcu9
,rKr1 srRrHa sKIRrs.-DouGL4s A sHERwooDa
y Superior ..se rins sh whh sdus'shis eustl, ne ses
rcl DRY goods and fancy stores IN h y and hrossh
,rRiNa NASTuI.As
nov ready 10 exhibit The largest and mos, asrseav.
'-''r'nsn' q nf E.. sSss: Of 'p''s
10 be found In lhe city. Bed serms-prcss lsz
Nos 10 and 90 chA~bs1s a. IN ssir,
CEILING or. SELLING oyv.-rHR ESrIRl sroIK
pl,in figured and sn snipsd s,eses And e.sess TO-,
lien. b,,y fun .sso,m :. q sn,e se0i . sq a. H
.r & a qr Sss pr % q sa he @
rom 70 A n iosP. n
t,o~s eioeed Friday and Saturday mark down sosx
CPRISa FASHIONS
assrrxrss AID BOYS HArs,
orSrss BAZAAR, x,.,.,,..
oeons leading spring style Of dress bsss FOR senieneo
men and boys travelling caps boys caps. &c are nov
Srsisa nAE'nLA' a, WHOLESALE
"' l''''" ''''- Go .. ssgWItu
-. %, ~ IS s .:s:s.sy :-: .; :s:
s,..s AsS 2. . rs. .s, ; .
nAss and eco~ed IN mans1Aa
fr>afrjv a~~m
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TIA C0npurY, 10 DUAun sTRxuT, MAv b con
IL scned pwfvatsly Diseases TIE vraos Of q,schs
c~i him VIII Ne certainty q bene no.crssv rca,ed
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MUSICAL AND DANCMo.
A. sos Brosas.y. ts~ Ycrt,
s .s g. s.sSs y.a s..,..
B.ces iyn ssssss n Tuesdays snd YrsSaya
ssss 70. ~
sew Yort yor~r pupils en- subscribe for The aensns
A LADY PUPIL OF rBE MOST CELEBRATED VOCAL
"A and nstun entail persrme,s that have visited he United
ing p.nscrts her r.:Idsnos is YVES. Thirty .isA
ing 70 ,imea Private soirees given osce month
1 axAUrFuL ROSEWOOD CARVED PIANO YoR
a sale - great sacrifice HISS teen used only tive
y ~ Third NiDeteensh stree, Most be sold
cssh immedasv account Of misfortune Of the owner
DANcISa ACADEMY, sa BRoIDwAY.-xR PKRA
~ CB1o wi give rsnd so.rse every sa,urdsv Isss.
esss.n, win ,. Sod e.nesr. h,ssy zoe can learn The
EPApps SINGLE ACTION HARP ros sALs-rIsE
sfaf 11 nee r. ( rros $50 ssuS"s :sa and .%s
ssS %s,s % sss sr SsS z ' o"' w.
TAcoBs' NswLy INVENTED rRExoLo AoooRDx
on sup.rsr,o ever bsors oerea for sale Js,oss
psrrd Also v,oins duties banos ober lnsruuens 70
paired ssS t. J STSs iss a.Aam street.
sipr sas Brosdwav csnoues 10 give esssns either
rooms The residence Of his pupils For further
tNS'.o'oD-
\rEw nusrc-s. TBAsBERG's LATEST COMPOST.
~ ton Hone, sweet Home composed since bus arrival IN
hs courrJ has jus, been p1eIshed And Is tor sale
Dn NOS AND nELopEoSs-aREAr BARa ANS
II Owng aiierAisous 70 be made IN The piano ~
w Brcsdvsy large ioch Of IN mecceoas ~x "
SOLD curing -eek lc~er p',ces besrc sdr
N 'n' any nA''' ''' "f sosScE S%fsas Ar...
pIASoroRrx ron HIRE "A coon sEcosp HAND
han sir mouhs. Apply si % East Twenty sixth street
DIArovoRrE PLAYING AND THE THRoRr os
popular ccmpcasons Refersree Mr. Th,mas baker nuss
dhector Laura keeps's theatre Address Composer, y
Letms'on svenue.
DRIvAiE LrssoNs IN DANCING - TEACHER WHO
has the best and quches, method TO instruct IN All fash
oushe dances Wishes eve Lessons private famer ard
boarding schools at 81 esson for sduts 20
shDdren when more. chescW. Address Bsrei Master,
Herald Office.
DTANo FOR sALE-vKRy Low IN CONSEQUENCES
70 some responsible patty Please cali az johnson street
Brooklyn.
rrBE ORIGINAL l. JACOBS AT THE OLD STAND
again lea Chatham street where he IL selling cco-daus
victims and Al kinds Of musical Instruments cheaper
than Wholesale ana retail Accordeons 81 II 10 30
THE MUSICAL PUBLIC rs HEREBY INFORMED
hst the Eureka Climb Polka composed bv Bsptse PAr,
bevnr been Enthusiastically yed NJ the actrees Of
The club. can be had at FIRTH POFB cos No ca
Broadway.
TWO SUPERB TONED AND BEAUTIFUL PIANOS.
than wholesale prices One Of these piauss Il elegantly
carved q chance 10 purchsse Apply NJ 81 Great Jones
street between Bowery and Bfoadwsy
. .,rr a an ufu,us<xr
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MM. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, WILL 5BLL on
Saturday at io o'clock at 45 Canal street the entire
household furniture &c of q family breaking house
seepmg consisting sofas pier glasses roosng essv and
spring and ether bos
eide tables mantel clock. hall ocohs
mahogany walnut and other bedsteada hair and other mat
reeses feather beds and be ding Sheets spreads marble
Top oress'pg and plain bureaus washstands toilet ses
arae quantity of hand ocoths and bed
also large quantity of dining and kitchen fur
niture.
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4 NfBONY j. BLEECKER 90. WILL SELL AT AUG
"A Monday, kc g. at ~ O'Clock ct the Merchants
Excbapge lot No LA Forsyh street, betv
Dreome and Delaney streets Size OF lo BY leo feet
nd IN rs order With every suitable for
comfortable dwelling and IN the best locality In the Tenth
ward maps further Pei uculars apply 70 the
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A J. BLRECKER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

]. BLRKCKER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
"A Of house lot No 267 Riving'op street-Messrs
J. BLEkOKEx co. win sell at the herchants EXCHANGE
the above valuable property the southwest
ner Rivngton and Columbia streets House two story
attic bricx budir gas Crotou bot air &c
% bv very dearabe residence for private family; ot
% by 100 One half Yems In for i've years. Maps &c at
office, No Broad street.
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IN q BOUGBTON, AUCTIONEER-Is SO ALL aEl.L ON
the and u9h mat al the furniture contained IN the
La Pierre House SO aroad Also The lease Of nine years
BY order Of the assignee
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A VgTION NOTICE.-AsSlGNEEs' SALE.-RU0ENE
"A B. FRANKLIN Auctioneer.-By b. rRANKLIS
90 sale furniture. fancy goods, &C., this satur
DAY msrping lO O'Clock at saleroOm Is Nss.au Sweet
BY order Of John Marks Henry Ooneklin will be sold
Ne Of cabin emaker removed for convenience OF
consisting Of assortment OF Gu tom made fur
niture, suitable dining parlors chambers &C
Aso 10 pay advances gilt frame French plate mirrors oil
paintings china glass silver plated ware &C Also ~
he wi reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

NARLY SPRING NANTILhAs,
~ At RETAIL
viii be opened this day.
Black velvet manttllas
Black MORE mAntillAs,
BlAck silk manillas
Mourning mAntinss,
Grey siih mAnH'As.
Grey and brown oloAh afuas -
OF All the newest beautiful Partisan dosgns JasS
GEO. BULPM,
Broadway
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DANKRUPr STOCK OF SILKS.
ID Selling on
20 pieces blue black silk told style),
81 g. worth 81 10
80 pieces plaid and stripe silk, BE-.
20 :" Yeh silk "a. Cd and 6s. -,
Tie sale of the above goods viii close the LIST Of April
OLIVER MOWBBAY,
900 Grand street, corner Of Forsyth
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NAY 0eU0o, lOs
7QS7 SOUTHERN wDsrRRN AND CITY Buy.
lCO(. fnvned 70 inspset large and v.rsed
assortment Of all finds Of eorses which win cen o. NE
very lowest manufacturers 1prices.
THOs H. 0AsNOR importer and Manu- scsurer.
40 Third avenue Tenth street.
n. B.-fhird avenue oars pas TIE 6OOr
IL OUR EMBROIDERY STOCK WILL Bn OprBR.D
"A during this month great reduc0a, 70 make room er
large mpOrtattons which sore, Jeo
b. adway. They musl be dsposed Of previous g removal
MILl4hR GRANT, 81 broeAwS'
"A JANIS A HEARN
HAs BEEN . year In his location,
And las
RlCH AND FASHIONABLE
STOCK
sna Real lsoes Dmbrotderies.
Grenadines, Bareses, 0vgandtss
Jsconeta brflhant. O0tooe9h
SIN roSes 6renadAs Pooes.
BaTege robes, Ovgandke robes
In not Q GENERAL variety Of
RICH GOODS,
which no win be pleased 70 show hm cus.cmcrA
ITO BROADWAY,
MARCH 2 1851 Above Ninth Orees
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a ucTION NOTICE. - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

a UcTION NOTICE - HOUSEHOLD FURN!rURE,
"A Housekeeping goods, plated ware, &c.-SANUEL O5'
GOOD CO.. auctioneers will sell nj 81 Nassau street.
tbis day saurdsy at 1917 clock A. M assortment OF
furniture consisting part of three paror
sufs and enamelled chamber suits Sofas bedseads
nsNyesses feather washstands bookcases,
chairs tables wardrobes oil paintings
mirrors, &C.
ayge quar- y Of house furnishing goods OF almost every
description silver plated &C., &C. Sale without re-
nd for only
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DR. WARDS uFf oHTUN ArA'srRTsvS IA rue We
~ pus ultra OF veueres medci-~~ and but requires
kpovp 70 meet with universal pprobsicu. sod 70 Dr
ard the greatest herefac.or N the day
bv s's rewsrd q Is 600 u rhysctn wh)
demon ssreto r cen cure private deases WITH elnag
urform celerv safety 6che he ~ hs
'u specific sod hs perfect kno~ie6re u every
~ tke deepe he ethtr evises dav Tho
wto doubt he IN cure hsm wthou charge Remenber al
Who have been lingering for weeks and this ths By
caiirr ON Nv WARD YOU NAV IN q few bo-rs r-l ,hs
Hcba,d hirns elf agaip" Price 81 Odce 80 Canal steel
thrse tsst ~ broadway.
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4 UCTION NorICR.-sPRIHG FURNITURE SALES
"A The undersigned respectfully offers his services as an
tsnser those contemplating removing declining hous
heeprR this Goods also be stored that are m
wishs 70 be cod immediaiey. JOHN FIsHBLArf, au'
l02 and l04 Maiden lane Pearl St
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C,,v At AurrION-BY T. II LUDLOW, MARUH O.
ooScs q 10 F.s ese.a ssss s,s
boiler twenty hort power oipe batting al flung sud
DSys .ss Cns %A cut .e% cns
upright together 9th ~ m sOS ss
BY order Of ths trustees
m @ BOuGBroN, AUCrIoNEER 50 ALL SELL ON
the 18Th and I9th contained IN the
Pierre House $40 way Also The lease OF nine
BY order Of the assignee
eot receiver Ac sy Of the sb entitled mortgage
c'c oci noon Of ths. ds, Il Me foot Of spei street North
s Or sa
70 secure he Of vers promissory notes IN The AZ
Ecs: Sr ssa n Is
SoG. No sS 70 sSa m
pages 800 SOL and 5s2. New York March 2, 1887
TIos. vEIrCH. AUcrIONEER STORE Is sPAUCE
a. on SATURDAY. safe % ~ o sprSos
Consisting three thosraphc presses hthosaphio
portraits Of eminent persons Henry Clay VIM Seward
THos. vEIrCB AuCrIoNEss, sronE ls sPRUcs
street sheriff sale Of s,aoh.. hight top gsscn. trot
ss ~ s And
coaches bsrouches nsht TOP wagons sukey Of
.'s: seS %
conan ting Of desks tables chairs iron s.fs 4, and
manpaciorv consisting Of finished unsoisSed bodies
a"a h s sns Ss ss , sGs & g.
tide o. three minutes. jos. COaNELL Deputy sheriff.
" saturday 81 n O'Clock, at 4o4 osua street near aai
GEORGE A. MUIR, Attorney for MORTGAGE.
WM WRITER'S. AUyrIONEER WILL SELL ON
. cSsSSs dining and
family breaking up housekeepig about hsir matt-ssses
for housekeeping
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CoA1.-PRICEe REDUCED PEACH ORCHARD,
" stove Lehigh urnsce Ard white seh furnace and
range coal for sale 10 consumers eslers reduction
Dom winter prices also Lvepec Preston orrel md Enc
Mh camel coal. By ID. Y. X. JONES No. 40 wsyerey
place.
CeAI. IS rs I lM NOW DELIVERING The BEsr
red snd white ash coal stove and egg sze web
cd Ibrer ton nut c'al s15 from nv ya- corner Of
tweny seventh At ee, aud snih svennf weight warranted
forfeit cosl jobs MsCDOssLD
(No.L -PPiCE RFpUCED PEACH ORCHARD LIE
~ biRh sbd white ash s~huyit Of the fret qualities AID
carefully prepared ~ reduced price. Also tr sale liver
poll crre eanre ng'sh and Amercsnl ant Cumbec and
.t'be iveet srket raj HrNRy REEVE q Os1s
srd Centre streets and coaer Of Jane and wer
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ROYs FAsHIONs-
ID SPRN0, 1857,
aBNIN'S BAZAAR,
ct Nicholas Hotel
IsELroxs NEW Styles dress the promenade and
school Of every variety regards SIZE qnAky and
ready Orders FOR all hnts OF boys elhita
promptly and the tcles carefully packed, sent
0ENIN's BAZAAR
5l3 Broadway.
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U,OR NORFOLK AND RlCuNOND.-THE UurrEO
States NAL steamship JAMksTOWH Osot Parrish. VII
leave for the shove places taurday, Jth instant ~
O'Clock r. nom pier rs Nor,h river she arrive
Norfolk on Sunday afternoon and 81 Richmond 90 Monday
morning Passengers for the sch win proceed without De
ay byhhe great mali line 70 Charleston. Augusta savannah
&c Travellers will hnd this the cheapes pIeasantes and
most expeditions Passage and fare including
Norfolk ~; Petersburg Richmond $40;
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a UCIIoS NOTICE-THOs. BELL. AUCTTONSER. By
"A SELL BUeH this day ct los O'Clock 10 our sale
Special sale without OF 81 beautiful oil paintings
rich landscapes figures 40 so mahogany and gil
oaug glasses also y OF good furniture oicioth
&s uupis OF dry goods splendid watches lot on cosh
sales lot al double and single harness.
double gunp, eanary birds, &c
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ENoR eAvANNAH AND rLORIDA.-UNIrED rATE
IL nall lne-Ihc ssesmer AUGUSTA, Captain =.
No. Norih river 81 ococI n BUS Of aiding agpea
srosdvsy rhrsush es iror Nev Yot toSJsnks
Sl V fnetkA &1 stesmen br Florda connect at savas
turdaya
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CPFCIL AUCTION NorrCg.-AssTGNEE's covrT.
a. aus ,sls sig brcsd wy under 81 Nicholas Hotel
ee~ BY GRO NICHOLS, odce 90 rassau st-dso Nichols
WI eel this DAY, ~ above The balance OF stock Of
watches ewery diamonds silver ware rem aiming from
yfPFday sate cosnmencns At ct No 80
ABBOTT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Assign o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-28

MuRpER.--A correspondent Of the Petersburg
Democrat says that near CASTOR, n. G., last week
three white men. named Lisie, Shaw and Cham
bliss, caught q free negro, for stealing some fish
tied his feet and threw him in the river, theI
pulled him out, and, after brutality whipping him
placed him on the railroad track, where he ruI
over by the cars Ii is thought be was dead befors
being placed on the track. Shaw and Lisle have
been arrested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-28

STRANGE SCENES AT AN ExECUTIoN--It has been
| stated that Jefferson Gray hung by mob a
f,w days since, in rontotoc Miss, for the assassi.
nation of Robert Abernathy. The::crowd took him
to the woods, and halted at hickory tree by the
road side where a rope was tied around bis neck
and the end thrown over limb of the tree The
Examiner says:
They then gave him few minutes to say his
prayers and speak what he had to say. lie first
called for drink of water, which being given to
him. he said, they had one end of the rope around
his neck and the other over the limb but as there
was a God in Heaven aud hell below, he in
noceut of the charge against him. Some of them
cried out hang him up, he is determined to die
with a lie in his mouth Amoti0n made to
swing him up, when he cried out to hold on, he
would confess and tell the whole truth. little
time was given him. lie then confessed that he
| shot Abernathy-that some difficulty had occurred
between Abernathy, Jones and himself-that he
went to Abernathy in the field and attacked him
on the subject Alternately having gun,
| knowledged himself in Grays power-turned his
back to him TO walk off, when he shot him in the
| back After he had fred the gun, Alternately ex-
| claimed, you have killed me Gray, but am going
to Heaven. He further stated that no one else
| implicated or knew anything about the murder
| except hmseif-that his wife was good woman
| and he hoped she would be taken care of-that Alb
| ernathy a good man, and believed he had gone
| to Heaven-as for himself, he could then see the
flames OF hell blazing under his feet like dry broom
sage lie tHtu u HHiio anu Chtlcu ioi SoHc
one to pray for him.
..Whereupon, Major Steel, by request Of the com
pany prayed a very solemn and fervent prayer, for
the spiritual welfare OF the prisoner, and for the
sanction of heaven upon their proceeding gs-tha
| most respectful order and silence being observed
by the crowd during the prayer. Some other re-
| marks were then made by the prisoner mingled
with prayers, IS. lie then called up the brothers
| present Of the man he had murdered, and desired
| to shake hands and bid them farewell-tley all
being three or four. we believe-eame up and gave
| him their hands. Here, or during the intervals Of
| these proceedings, a contribution was made up by
| the company present, of about two hundred dol
lars for the benefit of the prisoners wife and child
| who were about TO be left widow and orphan
| After which the prisoner was mounted upon Il
horse--a hand chief tied over his eyes-~made t6
stand on his feet upon the horse-the rope tighten
| ed over the limb-the horse led out from under
| and the unfortunate victim Of the terrible ven
| yeance of an outraged community, left 10 swing
and culver between heaven and earth, as If unh
for either"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-28

An OLD RELIC BROUGHT TO LIaHr .--0n Monday
while some men were heaviag up the anchor of a
vessel at Newark ". j., IL WAS fund to have hook
cd up another anchor, about six feet Ia the shank
aud very much eaten with rust. IL was said TO
have belonged 10 one of the English men-of-war,
which were sunk there during the revolution. and
the fragments Of whose wrecks are abandantly scat
tered about the bottom Of the river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-28

DgFAIcArIoN Tho Columbia Times has dispatch
from Charleston, s. G.. stating that I. w. Miller,
First Teller of the Bank of the State Of Soath Car
ona, stands charged with having defrauded Messrs.
johnson Coutrier, Tellers of the Bank OF Charles
ton, of $4,000 He borrowed this amount Of them,
giving his checks therefor, which on presentsti ion
proved not to be good. The Bank Of the State
loses nothing Mr.. Miller, it reported had at
tempted to destroy himself with poison, but at last
accounts was still living.
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BOARDING, &c.

DOARDING.-Mrs. CHAS. K. SPAR
- HAWK Will reopen Boarding Hons. en- lst Oc-
single gentlemen with bsard and lodging, or with
day board. Her house il on Governor street. over
Nj p. II. T8ylors Music Store-only a few minutes
walk from the most business part OF the city.
Sr y2--ht*
MRS. FRANCES 4. CROUCH, having
Va a desiraby located residence, would receive
two Ladies' or four school Girls, a. B0AkDERS, IN
her family. For terms apply at the corner OF Gay
and ttli streets SO lJ-I4t
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MR.. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL, q.
u WI sTR EEI ARlYE --TLa Il

VI FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7rr.-The 5th
september for the TEN following months. Greek
Latin and Mathematics $60; elementary Latin and
Mathematics. higher English and MathamRtcs
$50: common English Branches tin Primary Depart
nent (tor boys tsner II yedrs} SO; French Draw
ing. each $40.
The services OF successful Teachers secured 10,
Al the departments.
Refers 10 til. following gentlemen among the patron,
Of the school last session viz kev Drs oodl rltS
and keprIcr Doctors CaboI, ,Cuunin CHAM and De&sse
S;c.srs Beers 4 Poindexter, CrensEa~ t Co, H. y
Crcnsuav, WIN. Ii. Grsnt c. 3 fais, J. VI, Royal
Gag s Palmer Thos. VI. AIfrend John u Patton j
Adams smith, Andrew sllnston, }. C. Page, A. Blair
Wts ;. Triplett, WA. Marshall, Gee. :. West. Cd
EhSs ii. Ellis. \. Bev Tucker, Washington city. Cor
bin Warwick Wm. +. Butler. .Ihss. " Brokentrs.sS -
Nra Il. q eath \. Nj. Martin &c, he. Azply on tAt
preIai5c5 te Z. II. l.. TIGbIE. A N.
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COMMERCIAL ARRANGEMENr.-The

VI
perintendent of the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road Company has made arrangement with the
regular steamers running between this and North
ern ports, to let all goods shipped South, pass on
the road without requiring the prepayment Of
freight, so that the charges now follow the goods,
Instead of having to be paid here. We are not
prepared TO say what the effect Of this arrange
rnent will be on the commission merchants OF this
city, but that the receivers of the goods will be
benefited. there seems TO be doubt. A mer-
chant residing In Danylle may now 20 TO Philsdei-
phil and purchase his supplies, may order them
without going, and II they consigned To the
agent Of the steamers, they will go through with
out any trouble, he paying the freight on the
receipt of his packages. such arrangement, il
appears to u.s. will take some bur iness out Of the
hands OF our forwarding merchants, but to what
extent we are unable to saw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-28

A HEAVY FAnuRE.-Persse Brooks, paper man
ufacturers, who failed recently IN New YORK. for
large amount owe j. G. Bennett, OF the Herald.
s70.000-they being his bankers for some time past
Bennett bought recently country seat for <loO 0no
but instead Of paying for it nansney, as he might,
placed second mortgage on it, prefvrring to allow
Persse Brooks TO use his funds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-28

NavaL.--The U. ;, Ship Germantown o. Commander
Page reached the Island Of Madeira in ~ days
from the United States-aboat the 18th uit All
we'll On the 3o,h alt. Commander Page VAS pre-
pairing 10 continue her voyage Join the East In
dia squadron.
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INTERNATIONAL SYNPATHY-The Journal of Conn
merce is informed on good authority that President
buchanan. at late interview with Lord Napier.
took occasion to express his sympathy for England
in her present troubles in India and that the Pres
ident's kindly sentiments have been duly conveyed
to Her Majesty the Queen.
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New INVENTION. Mr. John A. Foster,
of wytheyille, has invented door Fastener, >
which he says is proof against burglars. He In
tends to exhibit IL at the Fair Of ihs Virginia Me-
chaiics' Institute and says he will give any iaan
kIoa who can force open a door which Is supplied
with one Of his fasteners