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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09
nrNNsYLyANIA RAlLROAD.-Ths GREAI

O0uhl
III CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atsnte si,ies ~
Western North western sid South W, stern Stafes -
tuvous Rslw ~ direct Tas Road also oonne o. fntses
wish ally nne Of Steamers to al ports on the Gs
md Al Cleveland and Ssndpky with steamers TO 81 pS
he Lake. making the most direct shssPs
snd reliable route by which FREIGHT can DO for~Ss1
and from The Great West ,,,,,. - , prrrapv.o.
RxTFS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and rlIrsbukoh
Tpsr c. ass -Boots Shoss, Hats and CAPS (1ges-<.s
Booxs DRY Coods Tin boxes, beles and trrnfpt n
Drss lin boxes and bsles), Feathers. furs. sc..:
sycoNp CLAss-Domestie sheetins, shrtinf ana
Tiokips lin original balesl Drugs n esks Hard ~essne
ware Leather lin rolls or boxes Wool and sheep IVA
r.,,n Gas, -Anyils StseL Chains lin casks A...s..
Hemp Bacon and Pork, ssted loose or In sasn ~
Tobacco manufactured, except Cigars. or cut, he
RouRTB CLAss-Cofee. Fish, Bacon, Beef sndi ~
Pork lin Casks or boxes Eastwsdl Lard and pesatsP
Lard on. Nails Soda Ash German Clsy Tar. @A
Pitsh, Rosn,
FLouR-Sl y Dbl. until further notice.
0RAs-s0 cents y loe ID until further notice
CoTToS-$2 bale not exceeding Do 70 weight untd fnrAa
notice.
In shipping Goods from any point east of PHILADELPHIA
particular marx the package Wis Pennsylvania Rsl
An Goods signed the Agents Of this Road at Phs
or Pittsburgh will be FORWARDED without detention
FREIGHT AcESTs-ffarris, Wcrmey Co, Memphb, IA
q. r. Sass Co, St. Loust J. Mtobeu Son, Hysl0dA
md Dune snil Bel Co and Carter Jewtt kosisu9e
Ky B. c. Medium. Madison, Ind. Sprgmsn Bowa cad
Irwin Co, Cincinnati; N. W. Graham Co, Zanesv1A
Ohio Leecb Co, No 81 knby 81, Bo.ton Leeoh CO. Ne
Astor Hosse New. York aud No WHlismst. New rohi
t. J. Sneeder, Philsdelphis; hssraw Rooms, bdtnos
SEQ c. Frsnciscus Pittsburgh
ii. H. HOUSTON General Freigst Agent, Fhisdelpah
II. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
Nay l. 1857.
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DEN SYLV WANNA BALBOA D.
ruR QRYAT CENrR AL. R0IrfE q

The Pennlvsns Railroad connect. a. .t.ssrsA M -
m. Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville. ky; Ten. Hsss
Madison Lafayette and Indiansp,i Ind Cincinnati vYS
Sprinsield Belefonaine, SAndusky, Toledo ClsssnA 20
lsmbus GAINESVILLE, Msssilon and Wooster Ohio Ln vn
the steam packet boats from and to Nsw0sans H. ksA
Louisvilk and Cincinnati
Through Ticket. had say Of As sSos
mentioned places Ia the West. .
Passengers will find this tho shortest most expsdaox and
comfortable roate between the East and West
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 H0vnA
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURA
FROM NETWORK 10 ST. LOUIS IN VI H0U0.
Fare IS low a. any other Rouss.
See hand bills In the hotels Of tails city. ~
Through Tcket,. further information be had u ~
s66ce Of the Pennsylvania RAILROAD, IL.
No 9Astor. House. Broadway l.
J. L. ELLIOTT AGA
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OyyIcE OF THE THIRD. AvENrE RAILROAD COMPASY,l
Corner East 6lstst aud Sd av. )
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL
IN MEETING OF the Stockholders Of the fhd Avenue ks
ro,a Conp,ny will be held st thex Office WEDNESDAY,
2m Noyenbe, H. 1857 at which time an Election Tor Thir'
teen Directors for the ensuing year will take place. Inc po
will be open from II N. 70 p. NJ 1890, ,.
Nev.York October u, 1877.
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Goal, Sc.

GOAL s. per TUN.-The Pennsylvania Coal
~ Company being uBsbe fully supply the retail demand for
co Al their yards No SS8 West 1t between Morton and
Leroy have for the convenience of families made arrange
ments deliver for the present superior White Ash PITTS
ton Coal u all szes screeued for family use, from
Pier foot Of 22i ST., North River;
Pier foot Jsckson-st East River;
At per 1900 b cash TO be paid in s cases when Cos
il ordered
Cos. win also be delivered on the terms from the Com
papy's wards,
Foot North leth ST., Williamsburg Oh;
Pier az Cross Dock Taylor st. Wiihanlsbursn;
And Pier foot Of Pacific st.. brooklyn.
EDWIN Ii. MEAD. Secretary
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Sales bp auetlcE.
ByA NJ NrssIs. Auo.ionees' o.
PANGS, BROTHER 81 Co--Trsde-one
oou. No Is Para row.

DY RAEGS, BROTHEk u CV--Ars"0"'0
ID Rooms. No IS PARA row
CPLFNDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. NJ
y Auction DANIEL liOUGH as 5Ssf, M m
No ~ Beckmsust will sell TOMORROW tTre sdsyt NJ
no AZ n. ocock M all the contents Of the five story siui
opeftont Residence No 2is West 2d.t between ah asa
eth-ay, ard relr Londoaterrarc Tho House sUups'
urr he'd aud el ia gent Fl order In the
is full suite q DINISG-ROOM FURNITURE: ENt.son
Table Bu e and Chsirs match. beside great variety o'
XII chen Utensils Chins Dinner and Tea Sets silver "sfe
Casters Spoons, Forks Liquor Cbests ly1iy Cate'y .u
ala, ard Boheuisn Ware &c Sale positive. Deposits re-
oured OF purchaser In The frots sie velvet carpets
three rosewood Suites Side and Wal Esgerss fet
Center table, Essy Chslis and Fau,-u Bronre' Cock
Vases fine Paintings Lace Curtains Couehes Bookcases snd
Library Secretary God Piano, octave fine tnsrsV
In the Chambers are superior carved rosewood Bedssds bu
reau, Commodes. Sofa Couehss Chain Carpets hshasy
Bedesds &c eighteen pure led hair Mttresse. sGd ME
Blankets and Bedding Of all kind. Catalogues be h,d 81
the b,nkipe Office Of Il MASNfERE, No 20 Brosd"aJ
THIS DAY and at the house on morning Of sale:
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY. Nov. 7 1851
THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF Glens Falls
has this dey fled in this Office notice OK the appoint en
OF tie METROPOLITAN BANK. in the City OF New orf as
r the redemption Of its circulating notes together Wild
ar.yocson Of appointment OF the COMMERCE. AZ bANh
Of agreeable the act entitled An act 70
amend the acts re.iing incorporated Backs BANK
ing Associations snd individual Bark, rs passed Aprh IT,
1851 JAMES N SOOh, ouPo4in.eHeeA'-
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90 formers and Others.

GRAPE VINES, 900 very ine two and three
NJ year old Isabela Grape Vines for sale sere i,e
FARMS for sale or exchange for good city property HORSES
70 WIETER-SeveIs viii be taken on unable terms to
board for the Winter by GEO. w. ATWOOD,
No 10 Cedsr.s..
NNREES and PLANTS.--B. NJ WATSON, Old
Colony Nurseries Plymouth, Mass IL hours from New
York CITY, will send ms Full Descriptive Priced CArAL0oVL
ofTREES and PLANTS, for Fah Planting 10 any sddreS
Carriage ofal packages paid TO New-Yozt or Boston
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COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-110 1.
~ LOOMS, with the preparation Machinery much OF Il
nearly Inquire e. Courtlendt Of s. B. SC%NCK
NTATTEAWAH STEAM ENGINES, MACHIN.
N1 ISTS TOOLS, and Cottop, Weoep spt ell kinds
RAOHINERY and CASTINGS, al No q CourdsnGist
WOODWORTH PLANERSat MATTEAWAN,
w N. Y, and No. 60 Courtlsndt y, New.York.
SAMUEL B. SCHENCK.
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BosroS Oct. l. 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this
- office up the 10th OF November ct p for loan OF
esooO,oC payable a. follows ,..r..,.
Company will retain without issuing Bonds therefor unE
the last fnstslment is paid
Is twenty Nv I've per per cent March l. lsSs.
g twenty-five per cent Nay !, 1879
Fog which tas Company will: eight per 'es GSpys
In order to ve The holders Of msn amounts
5S:
oe: I'd. s. sS s's i -h1
selves tho light to consider the responsibility Of the parties
mailing the ptOpoe. well q. the rate offered Win ass
pIo rata to the highest bidders
Notes Of the Company Bonds maturing between tb' date
For the psotsotiOn Of these Bond .na of those maturing
EsneIes Of the COMPANY j. NJ Foree.
prO7.o that Sinking Fand shall be psd said Trustees.
.neosy %cent TO absorb the ple.s.s.ge before maturity
n be bought at under ten cent pemiaotherwi.e N
The viii be opened at the ONCE Of the Company
TIE S s;y of Esys%st ,ss s R in the R ems
srssndns they at resn It any suitable
Pre' nominated BY m'O'y Ss '1ts, q the 5O1S
Isaac LIvERNoRE, Treasurer.
EXTRACT FROM An Acr Of the Legislature Of Mehsas. as
pyored Feb l3 1855
Section The People Of the State Of Michigan enact That
the Michigan Central Railroad Company vote ofit' Direct
ors or majority thereof ncsae its capital stock from
time time amount necessary - cover the cost Of the
construction completion, equipment operating and keeping
Of their road and connections and 20 lay down double
track for same and beth within and without said State
and also to issue t6e bonds from which pay debts m
orrei or incurred for uch In such and
such rates of interest such Directors majority thereof
may and the said stock and bonds to sell and dispose
of at such they and said Directors or
thereof may approve and sad Directors or majority thereof
may under such resolutions they may atoP confer on zoe
holders Of such bon the right 20 convert the principal due
n ereon into the stock Of the Company
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8tatiomerp axh fanrp GOODS.

T A. II. HASBROUCK, Stationers' Hal, Nos
sJ d. ia Asp ZIG PEARL.sT, New.York, IMPORTER and
nANUFACTURER Ose for sale, a. lOv cash Psce: every
Writing Paper Notes DTafs Money and Shipping Receipts
fnkstands Memorandum and Time Books, Pens Pencils
stss Pen Knives Chess and Bsckga Boards kc and
u articles usually kept BY the trade JOB PRINTING and
LIrHOGRAPAY eSecsted ct low rates Cards Circulars,
RilHesds, 10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Commits
Go h)bom it man Concern.

WESTERN COLLECTIONS.-VINC J.
w SCOTT. Banker. Detroit, ni,h. vii COLLEGE, in the
e;ty and State and remit promptly current
ssiss Refers % sTRXCHAEk SCOTT, n. " Ed. M0RRI.
SON ny.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
kef wharf BY steamer Island CITY, at 6:+5, aud 20
and and $50 D the leave Flushing H. st the
hours meeting and exchanging passengers With the bod
Ct HHaers Point Through In 50 minutes Fare Is
WIN n SMITH Recetysf
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financial.

NASSAU K-ELECTTON.-The Aunuss
IN Election for Eleven Directors Of This Bank and for Three
OF the succeeding Election, viii take psce .,
the B.ukut room on TUESDAY Nov TO- from O'CLOCK n
49, r A TooKER, Csshiet
C...., R.p Oct,
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HUDSON RIVER Railroads.&c. Octo.
IL Der 10 last, Trains viii leave Chamb-rsk Station al
Tresh, Train q n Atsuy P..sers ger TI.in ii So m fos
SINS Sing s'4Sa NJ and for ro-ghksepsis i2so and
Ss0 m for PEI ksfl $50 IA The Poughkespsa Peek
h and sns Sing Trains stop way Passenger
saksa It CHAMBERS Canal Chhs.opbsf AID ss:rA Tsins
oS Rev fosk leave Troy a. $50 and isS kad SIS
esss Albaay u sni rs N. ..d .ad STOP N
4. y. SMITH S1psrassaissk-
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Bniloins Materia!s.

linguistic TILES-For Vestibules Halls,
r. u.-.bs Dnin,.rooms Conservs,o.ies &c. GARNkiRK
CHIMNEY-TOPS DRAIN. PIPES. &c. For sale BY
MILLER l. COATES, Nc. Ts Pesri'st N. T.
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Gorsfs, Carriages, 81.

MARE WANTED If any gentleman has one,
three minutes will cell low address, stating all PARTICULAR
r p ", Brooklyn Post Office, l.. 1.
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6onses an6 1arms Uante6.

HOUSE WANTED-Between 10th and I'D
worth from sIr coo to Jos o99 AID in good neigh
re,dcpce price ce Of al incumbrsnce for the differ
epce situate within hour from this city For further
II bet,Se en- he hours Of q aud O'Clock.
XXyANTED-A small FARM near New-York or
w Albany in FXCHANGE for large one ti5o scres near
Cleveland Ohio AR ssopsbe time will be given for the
difference In price The Ohio farm s q rich coil has superior
and simple buildings orchards &c and desirable 2eish
boIhood For paticulsrs address J. ". w. Box No. 49,
Brooklyn ].
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Alaehincrr, sc

CRYSTAL PALACE.-This Establishment, be-
~ ing n the possession Of the AMERICAN ISSr rUTE,
the Trustees Of this Association in order to fully
the purposes for which the Institute was have
determined keep the building OPEN DAILY and afford
space and motive power for testing aud driving
or ALL KINDS, particularly NEW INVENTIONS. And
ready receive ON EXHIBITION all useful prodGc-
titns in the Arts
Stem Boilers Engines and Skating equs 60 hose power
sve recently been erected reasonable charge will be made
for tie power and space consumed For u Particular ADDRESS
W. B. LEONARD. Cor. Sec and Agent, Crystal Pssce.
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printing.

DAKER q GODWIN-TRIBUNE BUILD
- INGs-Ertensve Steam Book and Job Printing Establish
snt-unsupsssed Union the and prompt
sIsostion Of EVERY VARIETY Of PRINTING, from tie
smallest Label 10 the Largest Bill Book- a. tbs
Eevest Cash Prices Also Lthosuphy Ensrsvins Electro
U1ns sDdins ans ssP1 a0pW1N rbun. sulains.
TOHN A GRAY, No. 375 BROADWAY, and
" Hcs 10 and IS JACOB-sr, can COMPOSE sTEREo-
TYPE PRINT RULE and BIND anything required ct ths
SHORTEST NOTICE and In the very BEST STYLE His
Abilities are the MOST EXTENSIVE In the city.
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ROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED

ROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED
VI FAMILY SEWING MACHINES are unq1estioz aby the
beet in the market No well regulsted family can afford to do
without a GROVER BAKER MACHINE, made expressly
family We advise al readers 70 call aud examine
them ct No AIS Brosowsy D. Y, No. 10 Summer st Boston,
or No. $50 Chestnut - =, Philadelphia
"Thee invention this inventive which honos
American genius the Sc wing Machine. No family
ought be deprived Of its benefits We s,tisfsl from
De- sor.l examination that the called Grover Bakers
Is al tht it elaine be- aud good enough to be safely
commended aid to meet all reasonable Requirements In the
work Of q family" llndependent
Por our family became fully satisfied tbs Grover
machine is the best and accordingly purchAed
IT. (Amercsn Agricuturist
1.-THE Grover Baker machines bseve superior TO
any othcrs" Boston Daily Advertiser
From the best information have been able obtain
well from careful! examination Of the work done with differ
ent mschipes led to give the preference Grover
Bakers The fnene and beauty Of the oh made BY these
schpes unsurpassed and the liability Of the work TO
zip II is out Of the question" American Baptist.
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fauo tr)arrants.

AND RANTS WANTEDH
- TAILOR BROTHERS, BANKERS
No. 70 wALL-ST., NEw-YOkk.
We ~ suppy orders promptly Warrants avsys hose
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ER1CSSONS CALUKIC ENUINE:-Ihe SUD
II scrber for the pstentee has the ssction Of In
forming the public that this remarkable MOTIVE ENGINE
REQUIRING NO WATER ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM
DANGER OF EXPLOSION, EX TREMELY ECONOMICAL
IN FUEL and requiring engineering attendance HAS
JUST BEEN PERFECTED. As this Engine 10 Of universal
applicability its motive being atmospheric air. but few
OF the for which il Is suitable need be en2nerse
viz: WORKING SHIPS PUMPS AND HOSTING or An
FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING CARGO WORkING
PUMPS FOR SUPPLYING VILLAGES WlTH WArEH
AND FOR PURPOSES OF IRRIGATION WORKING
PRINTING PRESSES SUPPLYING MOTIVE POWER
FOR TIE VARIOUS OPERATIONS OF THE FARM
private establish ents DRIVING MILLS FOR GRINDING
COFFEE AND OTHER SPICES; WORKING HO1s Ting
GEAR FOR WAREHOUSES, nc Coppersmiths potters
voodaners artisans who cannot afford TO employ
engineers zines will not only ind In the CALDR
&c ENGINE ready instrument to do ke drutgey bu. also
while may be e without aene for hours will
wnm their cook their food at the time that
it supplies motive mineral COAL wood peat or charcoal
beiug all suitable for fuel.
For filing csterr Of private houses In cities burner
produces sufficient for sctustng the engine The sub
serber ready execute orders forthwith and wiz be glad TO
afford Al, REQUISITE information the subject.
JOHN B. KITCIIlNG, No. 81 William..t.
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EERREROs ID ANC CLING ACADEMIES
No 50 West 18th .. ksv-7ort,
10 ie7 ClrtOn-.. BrookJ1.
nov op-r for reception Of pupils Crcuiss s, tire
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Gcpartnersbip Notices.

DRUsHES, of every description. at the Brush
ID f.e,or, No SO Pearl It,, Fr.ntin..quue All articles
.eld a. the lowest factory prices fssf nrSsneS so
peor quality oonstsatiy On hsnL 'o"" -
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Boar6 an1 Rooms.
Gonsss to Eet.

THO MILKMEN and OTHERS.-A FARM to
LEASE situated at New Lofts near East New York BE-
TIVE en- and miles from the Brooklyn Ferries l. The buhd'
inn, are commodious very well suited for two parties. Apply
to GEORGE r. WILLIAMSON, on the premises. ,ou half
mile from Swanwades Hotel the Hunterfy Road or tor
particulars at No Al Merchants Exchange Baths William
near Wall-st., New York.
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINZ Vi. sTOyno

Il TON fct BOSTON Nt PR0vfDEscE-In.aS ~"
The shortest ard most d1esI carrying the EAefs Ma
G vAhpERsiLT, c,P: vs. n, ytn.e, Il eonnssti,s' ~
the sT0NiN0roS ed PROVIDENCE sad BOsvoS -
Ssys excepted n Pie, Re so',h River Grs. wss4 ~
Bate pisec 81 oelrck snd Stonin rtoo AZ ~
or the srls of The msil sin which leave. ost :, ~
The NASDERblLI from se~,YOrt Monday, wsi,ssss
The PLYMOUTH ROlk from Nev York Ta..i.. ~
ssy and s.'aFday iron sso1ins'ou sonasJ wsdsi., :.
Fndaf.
Passengers proceed from stoninE,oa DC, railroad a,
deuce and Boston in the Etpse.. MAJ! Ts.a r.sssrN.
places Ia sdy snee q thcse by other rOutes ,d, -
Tor al the early morning lines 5ecting Hor.L IA -
.epsers that prefer Il remain board ,Ar -
NJ 81. rest u-di. bed bcskfsst II desired - Js
u s.or IN the Tls an train for Providence saw -
baggage master acou psnie the steamer and ,y,, H.,
For passage berths. ,tse.roorn @ ftrl,ht ,p,ix A.,
steamer the Freight oaee. P.ss Ne Sch Nv, =.
thc Office No. 10 Battery -pse kssrms.,ss
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Gbaures for Bnsiness Alen.

A PARTNER wANTED-Either special or gen
in the Fxchsnge Collection aud Stock Commission business
Address l.. O., Tribune Once.
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il PORT sna FALL RIvER-rhe spleniid ssl s.esI,,
steamer BAY STATE, Capt yewett, lesves New yosh -
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at tocloA "a
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt BaY;en, Leaves kss'ys2
o m from Pier No 8 n R.. the ss'tesy bsss ssaSs
az Newport each way. i. l..
Hereafter no rooms Will be regarded - secured 10 say -
..rt pr M the cane shall have been paid for.
Fresht to Boston 10 forwarded shroush with great 49,
BY an Express Freight Tran ~
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GREAT REDUCTION i
" First Cabin, $50; Second {
paddle wheel steamships ARIEL
Commander, and NORTH STAR
Commander, 10 sail from Pier No
sisely, carrying the UNITED STA
Leave NETWORK for SOUTH
ANTON, HAVRE and BRE-
MEN.
NORTH STAR.saturday, Nov d
ARlEL....... - -
These steamships touch at Hsyr,
don and Paris. Tor passage or fro
ID TORRAN
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4 tNIhAL hAtbnOaD '" NnW-JEkSEY-
" Coppsotirs a. New Hampton wish The D.l,v,-. -,
wanna sni Western Railroad, sad 81 Eassoa with ,As -
Valley Railroad. .,,-
York fg Ess,ou and intermediate places from ~ ~
North Rivsr st ~ u m. saa s. p N tos soasrvas =
The above trsins connect o. Elisabeth With tsas % n
Jersey Rsro.d which leave New York from the foot g.
ispd,.s. al u and 70 N and So and aAm
fer the Delaware L.eksss ALMA aud wsslu IA
read will leave st II only, Fer Leh&a vsiay lisi
!, a m sndi2m. JOHN o. STkRNS, S1pe 'intsslrSs
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Ureau Cleaners, &f.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA for
III LIVERPOOL - The PERSIA, c. II. L. Judkins, Com
mandex viii sail from the Stream with the Eah and pssssa
gers fot Europe WEDNESDAY the lith idst. 40
Steamer win leave the Compsny's dock ct Jersey City
with the pesser gers at loi and liz O'Clock
The ARABIA will sail Nov 2s.
+ CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


GORDONSVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
yA$uE undersigned will open Acade ny for young
n lsdie. On the buildings formerly occupied by Col
kempers Scl"ol) at Gurdonsvc. Orange County, Va
on Tie io;h OF September o57. He will hu prepared to
take large number ot boa!ders and will b. assisted by
n corps OF competent aud experienced instructors
The boarding department will be- under the o
Mrs Mary f. Barbour with whom the Principal mud his
anlv will also reside.
lEHMs.-i'onrd, including every personal acc ommoda
ton Der srstrn Of ten months, Sl3G
lvITfoN-Low"r Hn.isi Branches goo Higher Eng
sh BraLsrcs, tlnciudng Algebra aud Geometry $50
$50 ;usc, Including of the insrrumentl SIS Pay
able halt in advuucc, ind the remainder nj the close o
the session.
No pupil admitted for less than five months and no de
duction made exc"ptn cas-. of prOtrHcted sickness
Address REV. DANIEL B. EWING
Gordon.viil-, Orange County Va
REFERENCES Rows Or. Hoce and Moore Kch
nond. Va Rev. Dr. Armstrong. Norfolk; Rev. DR. 30
cock, Georgetown D. G; Judge a. II. Field, Cuipcper
C. H.: u Barbour. Esq, Baruoursv!e: James Newman
Esq GIrdonsvi lc va. Luur a-rt lst Sent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
KuNNE,IEDE SCHOOL.


'HNHE first session OF this School will commence on
the IL, Of October 1884, and close the 3st of Ju.
ly, 1858.
The course Of instruction will include tho English
"tii Greek, French and Spanish languages, and their
literature and Mathematics, (both relicaly and in
practical app!icariOn)
The Principal is graduate of the University of virgi.
MA and was engaged 70. year teacher Of Matte.
natcs in he school of Mr. l.. N. Coleman.
HE school is situated in Fuuquier county in u neigh.
borho"d well known for it's line climate ami excellent
cirty.
TERMS Board and tuition for each term Of i've
months sl2J-paynbe the lst of October and let
March. Lighrs extra.
Circulars, giving further information nuy be obtained
ny addressing the Principal, saIen Station Fauquier
county, Va GRAY CARROLL, N. A.
REFERENCES:
he Faculty o: the Uni. rrsiiy ct Virginia.
James h. Marshall Esq, Virginia Senate.
+ w. Coleman, Esq,
hon a. Atknsnn lsIn of Wight County.
Geo. W. Carroll, Esq sle OF Wight County.
Iol Z q Coleman, Loui,a County.
Rev. o. IL Norton. Wnrrcnton, Va
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