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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
By JAS. a. CowARDTN.
nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFFICE.
CErHer Qf NAM and T1iTseenta .srsets. Rschmo,,d.
JOHN D. HAMAiERSLEY s CO., Proprietors.

This establishment iheing the most complete prfn
terry in the South, both ss regards Types Ornaments
&c, and the latest and most approved Machine
PrcssSs1 is daily turning the finest specimens OF
BOOK and JoB PRINTING. such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALGUES, NOTES POSTERS
CIRCULARS R0{iRSHNES
BILLS OF bkDfNG, HANDRILIS &c
ss- Particular attention given to fine work Tor
Banks Public OfEecs, Insurance Railroad and Trans
rortNti0n CoHnpsnles, Tobacco Factors &c
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARps BirL Unaps small
Circulars Labels &c, is capable of turning off 600
impressions per hour thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description OF
work at the shortest possible notice
~ Pr.oes reduced al frosogfioa to the sacrcds. Of
Sp-e9.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze and yarious
cooreA Inks executed in the highest sly of the arr
In this branch of the business tie proprietars can
safely CHLIIxSdE COMPETITION.
aSr SPECIAL NOTICE All wha wish Cards
Circulars and Show Bills printed for distribution dt,,
ring the approaching Fair would do well TO send In
their orders snd have them supplied at once while
there IS ample time % I'LL them.
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Mrs, a, 3. ). COLE will resume he1
on the ZuJh Of October instant.
.
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Presbyterian synod of Virginia.

The sessions of this body, iq Washington, con-
tinued ON Saturday The report of the Committee
on the minutes of the Geuerat Assembly recon-
mending a withdrawal of the Synod from the AS
ssmbly, WAS discussed until Il late hour Friday
night, and finally adopted by hearly unanimou.
vote.
The following resolutions were then adopted
| ezra rOrd:
ReSdred. That the Synod of Virginia apnrove M
a whole of the resolutions adopted by the conven.
ton of portion of our church, which lately met
in Richmond, Va.
| Resorcd, That we will cordially cooperate i'm the
organization Of the United Synod of the Presbyte
rian Church, which is 10 meet in Knoxville, Tenn
on the first Thursday in April next.
On Saturday morning, after religious exercises
Ar. Mitchell presented the petition of the Presby
terry OF Hanover asking that it be divided into the
presbyteries called Hanover and Piedmont, and
!. | prescribing the boundaries OF the two proposed
new Presbyteries. aud moved that the petition be
granted, and that the Pres5ytery DO divided SO or
dered.
The new Presbytery was ordered to meet at
Lynchburg, Va on the Saturday before the second
Sunday in December next.
On motion, the Second church, Alexandria, was
set on from the District Presbyery the Winches
ter Prcsbytery.
The committee to whom had been referred the
appeal OF Dr. c. Ii. Van Patten from the decision Of
the Presbytery of the District of Colum bia--by
which decision the act of the session of the Wes
tern church, cutting off the said C. III. Van patten
from the communion and membership of said
church WAS conhrmed-inate the following report
That, after examination of the case as spread
out on the minutes Of Presbytery, and exhibited
in the youminons extracts from the records of the
session OF the Western Church. which was laid be-
lore the committee, they reason to question
the propricty of the proceedings aud ruling of the
Presbytery in the premises, aud consequently re-
commend that the Synod decline to entertain the
: appeal The committee further ask to be dischar-
gcd'
signed by-c. II. R.ai p. Fletcher, AMI W. F.
| Gaines.
; The report was accepted, and the committee dis
charged.
, Dr. Van Patten who was present, now gave no
tce OF his ntenon to appeal to the higher judicia
ry
The Synod then went into free conversation on
the state of religion.
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4sFALL TRADE, 1857.
81 GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DkALkR IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,

No. ~, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We receiving our Fall nnportations per
ships William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills,
Aty OF brooklyn &C., and per steamers and vcsaels
on; he factories, our stick OF GLASS Ware. Locking
aass s, plated goods. Block Tin, Britannia and Jar
s4nurd Ware, &C., &C. which make up stOeck th
largest and most complete have ever offered, aud
which We invite the attentioD Of the trade. Our
took has been selected with special regard TO the
wants of the merchants of Virginia, North Carolin1
md ennessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed We
pt epaTsd 10 offer our goods ~ good terms a.
.uy re-packng heuss In the country.
deTcbants passing through our city who hu, goods
orth respectfully requested to call and exam Inc
nr stock are satisfied they can the rfsh
nd ex penses goods by giving us their orders
Great care taken in filing all orders, and none
ne best packers employed.
6Est J. SUMNER
Il R=Stnue Mare nj facfl.rx nricea AN
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NrIGHT NCHOOL NF THE YIRGlNIA

~ MECHANICS INSTITUTION WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, the Iitl Oct, two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
viii be opened by the Committee of the Institute
one in SAUNDERs' HALL. Oh Fuushee street between
Grace and Broad. under the management OF Sir. "
A RENNIE. and the other in the PRESBYTERIAN School
HnU>E. on franklin street. ut its intersection with
25d street, Rev THOMAS ii. JoSEs being the princi-
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
o;her night, and FREE OF CHARGE to all BOYS
who are members az the Institute. Persons wishing
obtain certificates of membership and tickets to
the Schools, can DO 81 by calling ON the Secretary
NJ the Hsll OF the Institute on either Of the FOL
lowing
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DEV. ]. AMBLER WEEDS CLASST-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
CLAY AND 18TH STKEEIS.-Tne hfth annual
session Of this school viii commence the 18th OF
September.
Ordinary English Branches $40 "
Junior CasslcS ans Mathematics 20 90
....,..
Modern Languages, ~ GG
Drawing % G6
au l--3n
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DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,

I
1tON BROAD BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS-1he classes in vocal music IN this insti-
tuition follows: First adult class (more All
Nancei) On Tuesday and saturday evenings At 71a
O'Clock Second adult class be ginners MOnsay and
Thursday evenings at IA o'clock. The juvenile
classes will meet at 4 O'Clock The first (mOrs adj
ysneed) on Wednesday and Saturday. The second
the piano given hen preferred unless tpo inronven
ient TO the Institute For further particulars apply
10 (nc i2-IIpA Z l. GALIEIlER. princinnl.
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WINES, LOW GRADES

4sA Just landed
1l quarter casks Collie Wine
1Dquarter and eighth casks London Particular.
For sale BIZ SELDEN Il MILLER,
oe l3 Corner Pearl aud Cary streets.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE.--The Res
Aetaarant situated under the Odd Fellows Hail. is
offered FOa SALE, with all of the Stock Fixtures
aid the Key Of the house. Apply 10
H-tz Has YARRINGT{lN
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
~ OF AMBROTYPIEG, Just received from the in
yentor In New York, at oSB0kSE's PICTURE GAL
LEkYi Come and see them. They have none of
that ngy appearance Of other Ainbrotypes made In
the city This process is capable Of producing the
piost beautiful effects Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap inferior Pastures nothing but the
best is allowed TO 90 out from this Gallery. No
HASH advertisements appeared in priBt of this
establishment We rely on our known merit
ALBERT w. OSBORNE
au za~ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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DEAR IN MIND that by purchasing
- Domestic Liquor. of ALLIsos, FAY MEL
IN. you will rr,crre them free fron all the i'm
surites that viii remain from negligence In rect!
iying.
la store a largo surriy ~ MELONS IxL Cogu-e
}randy Xxx Domestic tlin and superior rectiHed
ghiskey, wye, Bourbon and GreensInrH Whlskies.
Id Apple and Peach Br ,niles and general aeart.
8ranaias Wines. Gins, Runs and Coffiials. Call
md examne.
ELLTsJy, PAY = MELLON,
&C BIN isi Cary s.rrst.
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T'HE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
No. ~ FRONT STREET. NEW YVRs.

II A. STURDIvANT,
~. ATTORNEY At LAW,
AND NtTAkY PUBLIC,
practices in the Courts If Richmond. Heprico. Hans
,ver. aud Chesterfield. All Netarial engsgemen's
rom nstly p|riormed.
Office corner Bark and lth streets, opposite 6od-
Inns Hall, Richmond oc l9-3m
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~ Is. COON q CO., AuCTiosEERs,
IL. No. 10, MAIN STREET, offer their services 10
the public Auctioneers fol the sale oi Real Erais
rurnIture Groceries, Dry Goods Horses Cattle az,
~ the shortest notsce and upon the ms~f reasonable
terms
Having large and c.mmodious roouns. they viii
goods for sale at private sd without the charge
# storage.
Outdoor sales Of every descriprioA attended to up
IA reasonable terms.
L. ID. COUk. Nm. NUfT.
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nd.
ft,Te,
Is.
! as
rada.
most
c fer
q we
ming
atty
alton
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REMOVALS. &c.

QEM0VAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office to the third house, South of Trinity
Unurch south side, and about one hundred ysrds b.
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. r. continues 10 treat all
syphlitc and gonorrh9al complaints and having had
auch practice In this line, attprs himssf that ne can
give very general satisfaction call from those 10
tsrested Is solicited
DIR. p also makes aud ssnsls vI the pe~. lss'ss
tves, chemical Extract of French Flowers ii 's's
stitutionsl weakness, ever offered u the publa
DR.. r. may be consulted conndentlaily B.: ie,t1ss
otherwise Medicines secur, y packed and ~ ut :" sf
lar. in almost any direction.
lffice hours from 4 A. NJ, till y A M ErunksA
oct. near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va
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A Coop ENAMPLg-LEr OTHERS FoLLOw.-The Su-
perintendent OF the South Western Railroad, has
ordered his supply of negro clothes 10 be made of
the cotton from the Houston County Factory
(Tooke's Mill Georgia cotton, Georgia wool and
Georgia mills! They to be cut by Geor gia
ia lor, and given out to be made up by
in Macon; thus distributing more than thousand
dollars at home. instead of going to the North.
This is the true way to achieve Southern indepeE-
dcHce, and particularly in these hard times. Let
all our Southern people follow this wise and hbe-
raj poiey.-4Mrcon (Ga) Telegraph.
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LkwEILYN PARK ~ A TRACT OF 90 ACRES OF
IL land beautifully situated the stern slope Of Eagle
embracing deep ravnss bold rocky clifs brook Of the
pures spring picturesque old oaks beeches and tups,
and noble tores, efhe various native evergreen and de-
IL being laid on, embeished with drives walks &c,
decided for the exclusive and enjoyment Of
the purchaser, Of the land lynn contiguous 70 The park
vd.d villa of from 10 each It select
with special reference the wants Of citizens doing bust
nr-s W e Guy ana ys, w'snns ereu I'M sae.a
mehod select and eeed neishborhood soring
70 The southeast The best exposure tor health And cultivation
norhwrscry Winds while Is tsvorsbiy stuated W catch
the breescs which prevails In summer
The whole pact abounds IN pure, soft sprtng water
Ia believed that there s spot within ~ miles OF New
York which IN all renpects healthy ~ The side Of this
mountain IL IL almost the only location so near the city where
there In really no fever and ague.
PURCHASERS Of sizes desiring build of stone, obtain
privacy Of the park and oil the stes will be secured bya
lodge and gate keeper the entaoce on Valley road one
ridge by park drvs hree miles OF which already
compeed charming view of the valley obtained for
mics aroaad with New York In The distance and finally
sbcent breaks the view, sirty miles
In -,isn composed Of forss cultivated eesds And country
valley beneath with The Eevsink hills At the souh; Nyack
mosn,ain bayrrssw Pess and NE hsn.sss sosarSs NE
This nesur paporamA acknoviedged sby all 70 be
rellyn p.~s Il from New York city nan ono
hour via ssd Esse, Rsoad, from The fot Of Corsiands
For ..s. Of ssre bsauy variety c.sery
fitness Of climate for Intelligence moral order Of I've
pcpulst-n-in all those considerations which
sdence II ia vicinity Of Orange especially the
onusin side sdvan ages not equaled
For terms and Other particulars apply 70 ne proesor
Cedar street. and Eagle Rq g ogsnss as .sre
No metropolitan Bank Bu'dne Pine street
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NV PUBLICATIONS..
-s,~~e---7--SNS~Ne-~~~~~~N ~~sNc1NeNNe~~~~
Hills hEMDtRS OF CURRER BELL
HPPLErON 400, $40 and y<0 Broadwa
RAVE Gov EEADY
Taa lifa ~

tr Nus 0AexEfL
Aunor ~ MARY Barton" Ruth, North and aou,b
p al OF hisa tsronts view OF churoh ana
psfson"so nd FAC sinae Of handwriting of Broua
In Two volumes. i2mo. cipb-sI D.
THE BR, JuIF NOVELS
On Jn h ERE An Autobiography. Edited BY fs,rrer
ecu ~ sg'e bronse) Library edition, I2po, muslin Is
oenh ,p,I ssp ediL,an go paper. q ~ GERS. ~
enlns. So Tale ny he adrhar az Jane Eyre - IA.
nrmy ~ ka l2nno muslin, IS centa Cheap edition. syo
sI,af IrE ny the author 81 "Jass eyrrr and .shrex
nosrJ edaoa inse, muslin. IS cents Cheap edi6on $40
,o,s hkklk9 HEIGHTS. by Ellis Bell Emily Brune,
TB TENANT OF wILDFEII. RAIL- nv Acton Bell
hfs = brcaei limo. muslin rs cents. $3.50
~unirone power Of suner Bells cop.a In br,r
ns, nss" va The human heart A.r psresss di-secoa
Wson, snn hsir stem anaiysa ~ character ssd mov.
lm ~" these productions psas.s.es Incredible forca.
ou "ln'r snos Rn In ia bare
passages OF melting paihosavays direct natural AMI
.nrse 70 ~ "bprstsndng strength They sxhll the sn.
vs. Nhh always belongs genius by he .amo
alhor h0ugh without the slightest approacn 10 nouotoY
fne carheerr portrayed by Currer Bell nave slrupgy
saIksd iniisd uAiiy Once brought before iaxnauon
my hsunl the m-mo-y like strange dream. fbe
suscnsr strength n h-v writings their pernans1t
draon ana mus Ia they have nohR their
Of Inherent since he pcriol Of hcl- cruposi1enL
Published by HARPER A HROTUERS t1 N a1s p...,
street Franklin square.
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~ for sAeA cottage deehSslly situated and - q
and full OF the bay containing dra wing and dining
noQr each 3xls four bedrooms second
third floor with kitchen. cellar,
and servants bedrooms basement Price $1,000 Apply
o SWAN a IRVING. 20. Hanover stu eet
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GER. The ~ and s s' 2. f,s..
iscks SID and ne ~ r ~, and 1i5 r. ~ bests from, Bsr
yr, vii sqP e snd and receive passengers alOQSRADs
norkve IMk Hotel loot Of Ntnetiesh street Fast aver
Fsrns SnSnpor wss'ehes'sr and New Rochelle on he Arr
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A-xv YORK lEr E.,In RArIxOAu.-ow AHD AYE,
~ kondsy. ApriiS sF and unn further sSpu paanener
rs,s. ~ isA,e pas :se. q ppAse sresl incws yi
s&sse s,essss' ., y A. u. ids ~ ss nSJcHs
ssi, .lN ~. 10Y D,nsIh and But7sis sna sssrr.
=. kmira, ard prcescd he Al morning. 49, ~
rccsland sa.senssr ASP, r., va ferwni 10. asmsv.
wsy gss.s.gsr, a.P n. fOs Hswsurr. mdnecvu and n
fste s,sucne ~@~
fhe Shove 1.irs run DAM, Sundays cxcsrsea
sgM csprc1, n go p. H., for Bunrtrh svsvv asv a.
~, ~s - gsn % ssturss~ runs sniv 70 Horssisvfss
Nisss cspr-- a &c r. n, Coz, sur>o sv-ry asy,
FscHr erprrrs rms n Rlrirs wfss Ne Rn1s
u.psstsirra and NIAGARA rNh Rairod ror rhsars rafs
- Blnyhansne vim Ne Syracuse ,r6 snsssuscr nSfrs1
EsyrAcuss p tt~rt1G With BuAh tn~pisS 80 ps~ rcyt
s.iroco Ut Colchester ~ Great Bend wfh Wssv@e~tAes
nSsunA spd Wesierr Railroad, fr scrsnhn Hcvsssvuh
vh ne Hulslo And rew vcsk CITY Fsifrcss, ~ budA1;
Sui,,lo and runrA with he Iake ovc Hsnrcsd mv Nsvs
HOuuD nAmnDukI~ prNu1WN
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,..--
kEW~APERS.

4 r. q - = 49, 49,
shs qs s h.. a-iernnsi e.s.sIsh wees,
n YIN ). o.,Isso,,T.if ssRs sSs,T3r
soua S.ny,nnu, puS.hcd IN he March nanr 'e >;
The southern Monitor x defend Decision and opinion.
o. the suprrme court q s United IN The Drrd seo,,
Term. and .assn srssd s Ss' IL i,
and vii Se e .s ss Sn pa S:n park :s~
no o,,s sl,s but Il The south ne Union
S%s% s.s1 sgsss.n% r.s :sss. ~ on on
o. sasss1a Ass a., ar .sa. s
SOU bern s-s :. -, .ss sn,
De :. sr and ana nom ne
Isre.isd IN The e.u.e rv.peefaIy solicited -i b.
81 . ..$ ss on q s'y ;uys ' .Ig M
@ ss ssss . ."yvs. s.., s,.;,
r mi - (, s;%.: .sos, %@.., 3: % s.ss.ss
Three scpl-. copy Zoe thrv. years
lao FRIENDLY .aei a ao..las .i ci..s r,s Sc. ssT,s 4.
syss q. Be- ss,sy recprssssS asd, @s rs'As" ms
spPs Z !oSE E4,a, .aa rropr,s.or rAl.A.apa.. rA
-der, without delay, for The ara number '"' ." 'e~
G2y,yD.s2ryI SMITHS DESERTED vnLAsx-Lrvs uI.Us
porn iusp.sa s ", eseonains portion Of M. eesr.sd
i,,s. aG sss ,se so.nqs. sugar n.la
&C free only four cents. Asa your newman for a
L FEfoR, rRiessss tsS troorrrs
ErGLArD's GREATEST RACE
TIE LOCKWOOD CUP
For full particulars
PoRrERT SPIRIT,
Reside. the usual variety Of
Sketches.
Aneedo.e.
Turf news.
rsld ports,
Base ball PLAYING
1ricuno,.,
Veterinary and dramamaiIc departmental =
sale ~vcrywherr,
PRICE SIX CENTS
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nENrlgTRY-DR r. "a. DuRKIr, CANAL srRsNT
~ Scar varcs, odd No t7e ttl invites atsnian ic
80 lnR and successful experience Daily operations Win the
And harnls. benumSns aaen, fro frvesnn rrsvsni
"a pa4m- 2stpcs r,odsrs~L
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IJupsas RyvKk RAILRoAD.-rRoh ArRrr. M IN
"a sais WIN esys I.nsss 80. saas. n fulIsvs;-
!. yT ssn. IS =. NJ; u sas SAG ss 1 .ss ss 3
fouShieepAr sN 4: \. ana AID I y. n; M fsessHfi
sp Tho way aaaous fAsssnssrstAken Al CasbAys ansi
osrs.Pher a. InhS arr srs-s Ir:.ns tr Ngv r1s
A. p SMITH. supsyin,s~ssa.
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EXCURSIONS.
c-vyDAY EXCURSIONS, TO HARLEM AND uon n =.
- sapia-fbe 70 vcre and fast steamer EDH(JND an ~
FTv viii leave New YORK every Sunday aer M dase r. n
Prom PECK SIP "sas' Harlem. At SsAM
: / Is No. va: y r~
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A IL DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED IN rHE
IA most kful and scientific mai neri every variey OF
lee ins erted Ia or whole aud Improved
principles, by hrs. NAPOLEON Pref ERIE and :. A.
biiant prices.
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GROCERY STORE FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST
VI grocery the city, with excellent
customers Fixtures Of goods cheap charge
for good will Of the German clerk.
avenue Of Tenth street.
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r AIDES BREARrAsr JACKETS,
Ia Al GErIES BAZAAR.
An unique and much admired article 81 morning
dress, erclusive In style. just received.
fur ladies' who wish q nsglige morning
wrapper. The assortrnentl IN
complete and prices modcrntA
0KEIE'S Bazaar,
SIS Broadway,
g. Nicholas Hotel
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IIOT wATER AND STEAM APPARATUS FOR WARN
ii ing hotels and other large buildings greenhouses grape
ries forcing pits &rA HETCHINjS tske his opportu
OF
ronage during The years; inform them bs4
he haa removed last Thirty N no
Centre and Elm. where tho above buE
meas will still he carried On.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

f,oUNTRY REsIDENCE.-FoR SALE OR TO LET,
furnished or unfurnisled At fordham, genteel house
and % c land srhe house in complete order AZ by "
fret Within hslf mile II the Jordan station and Commands
we unsurpas rhe place worthy III. attention II any
one desn residence in the country o from he
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The beet assortment Tor lady select from on any 20 D
found in this city Ladies' WIN be well satisfied WIN Ine
selves they examine styles before
MoLyNBVx BELL - Canal sresL
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NOrNTRY eEAT At NYACk, THIRTY Mills ABOVE
~ city, the Hudson river, xiih ane
den hoice fruit trees end 100 graoe ines; cottage house
ontbudngs. best view o the
country locs Ion s healthy and pleasant
tn above and by the Female Seminary
three middlng good ouse ~ so part cash.
ane of the river w,scheser county and other places
MANY York business residing nj Nyack,
y one ~ the healthy and beautiful villages New
yort Il, other Ia different directions. Apply
N j. NANDERbILT - Fulton street, oAee open from 10
Patronage solicited IN the real e tate business.
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FyOUETBY RTsu KNCR FOR SALE ON VIE HU sof
~ river, very desirable ard healthy location II miie
M m Hal wi hi i've miru wax OF thu depot
kUe contains par dining rooms library kitchen ean ,,
rnnre &c nnd well hnished In respect and # N
acre OF land Tor de- ircdl nesly improved good stable
ard o. rr,aee h~u-e Apply N j. O. S1DNkY & Broadway
or at yt.n Duyvil Price - fm
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ADIEg SPRING BoNNETs,
la ExcIUsrvK srvtlA,
Imported and Manufactured eoleiy fcr
cENfrs RAEAAR;
roRctAcr variety Of head apprup-AAe
70 The season, Tor ladies, misacs snd ceildrcn.
are nov attracting the fsshioSabe
world at 3ENTN's R.zAAy
~ Nicholas Hossl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY MAY II, 1857.

1OR DAlAR.
WASHINGTON CEMETERY, NEAR GREENWOOD
w One Of the most beautiful and cheapest N me sais
Lots Of hundred feet only ten dollars single
graves three dors with privilege OF lot The title per
feet and ineunbrance whatever Oice at the gate stages
al Jones, Fulton ferry BROOKLYN.
]. HENRY BENNEf 81 Presdent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

LNOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-PROPERTY CORNER OF
New Bowery and Oak street, &c TO 81 feet The New
Bowe feet Oak street % to t6 feet deep s TO SO feet
10 the place of beginning Also SALE three Story attic
and house No Qs First avenue, near Seventh
street. Apply SAMUEL r. b. NORTON, ~ Reeds Hotel,
No Is Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

GREENHOUSE AND HOTHOUsE PLANrS-A GEN
" uenan gong Europe oners for sale HE valuable - leo
on Of house and hot house plants ooatAinag
Of orchdes and other exocs Address boz ss Post
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.

TIE INAUGURATION cEREnosrrs.-The Inauguration Of
James Buchanan of Pennsylvania President of the Uni
ted States naturally attracted immense Of
cit Gems to the seat Of government there section
of our widespread Union unrepresented The of the
gallant cavaliers Of the Old Dominion marched shoulder
shoulder with descendants Puran of Bay
Satethe merchants of crowded Atlantic cities joined the
adventurous pioneers from the Pacific pscerstbe brave
6remen united with the defenders Of national honor
and all had met in their legitimate attitude Of
eregn'y 10 witness the transfer Of an authority unequaed
by that conferred by any imperial royal Some
compare the scene with the ancient Roman triumpba pro-
oessops and Others with the recent magnificent coronation
of the Russian Cz but Il better and striking
to CONTRAST with the 6rs organization OF gov
eminent in 1882 When Congress- then at New York
on the 9th Of March only eight senators in attend
snce nor was until the aoih Of April that the machinery
of government could be adjusted that the
ceremony could be performed The oath administered
by the chancellor Of New York who exclaimed after the
service Long live George Washington President Of the