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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
Daneina Academies.
A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
H. No. eco BROADWAY, NEW-YORK

No. 1871 MONTAGUE PLACE. BROOKLYN.
w First Week in October immediately
after Mr. Dodwo.ths return nom Europe
M DODWORTH would take occasion 20 say that he has
long felt the necessity Of Introducing system Of instruction
for the the pupils BY which the exercise OF Dane
ing would be Of benefit physically and useful In the
deyeolment graceful than II has been OF late
wears The facility which Poks and similar dances Of
the present acquired has induced to neglect
that formerly indispensable To that
lec the be attributed the appearance OF
shoudecd young in the present
ton they school, and allowed - their
De- Ks hout intermediate exercise until the growing frame
assumes the DC son which il has long been restrained
they then teacher Of dancing with the expectation
that Learning the Poke Scoth and few other dances all
this be rnedicd and they would at become graceful
women Surely these things should be better understood
W,e children sent 10 dancing early in life at intervals during
studies aud the teacher allowed TO exercise them
In such and la u dances in addition TO the fashion
able would edd the figure walk and every
movement something would be gained cnsstent with the
this valuable accomplishment Anxious To restore
the former usefulness, Mr. Dodworth instructed his
classes in that acknowledged graceful study the hnuet de Ia
Cour other sns usefulness. The eyedcut
o this its set upon the pupils encouraged him
attention to Dancing connected with Cabs
and during bis present tour through Germany Franco
and Crest Britain will BE- his business ca upon the
and suit with them IN regard II the best
methods Of pshiDg these desirable results file hopes
therefore gain such inform alton WILL addition to his
experience enable him TO bis pupils
that viii only the dance Polka but III
their 6gure and wzk and sautary effect
ur-l Irry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

Lsbiitie, over s24Sssi e9ScS4S e2576.5Is
That the expeRdurt u the Long Deck Company Judi
cous and prove profitable The New York and Erie
Railroad Company doubt who will examine the
subject The New York and Erie Railroad Company have
Lease with the right purchase the original eost Of
time after years. ofhe entire property OF the Long Dock
Company consisting of 800 lots Of ground Of
the ICes opened, to be opened, With ferry privileges
ferry slips ard uharyes in construction. The whsrves
will offer 7R linear feet Of berth Vessels drawing -
feet # will receive the heavy products Of the West d.
recy from the cars from warehouses into which the
will and be uno AIDED in weather without danger Of
injury property Tne facilities aud which thu will
offer shippers and must largely increase the traffic
of tie New York and E. Railroad Company s1d enable to
charge higher for alton than those charged BY
other TIE ries win undoubtedly Of
the Company whereas a. present the ferrsSe
the passengers aud merchandise ia heavy tax the
Company. .
Any PORTO Of the 2e lots needed by the New York
and Eric Rs.cad Company be sold a. time aud BY
the Of the lease the proceeds must be applied 10 the
nsushmsnt TO the creation OF Sinking Fund for the
nsushment debt Incurred toI the Improvement Of the
Long Dock property. Tie value Of this property be
very great whenever tie NewYork and Erie Company
transfer their traffic 20 che terminus.
CHARLES MORAN. President.
NATHANIEL MA3SH, Secretary.
kerb York i7.h August, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

ITO Little ROOMS nov occupied q the
N.vYoh Clesrtn. Hcrse being entire second stoJ
Of No 81 rosd~ay extendns cn Broadway 100 feet deep
Neu "a feet eide hsh.ed ton and rear and 81 large s
usht For terms inquire the CLEARING House on any buf
ness dsy ater II c'cloct n. q 0EORGE LYMAN
ITO LET-Two genteel COTTAGES at Ravens
wood With GRoCN3s sss sTAsLEs 1PB,site t. t. tn.
oss eyery hoof 70 Green point Wanbursh and BrooEyn
Apply TO J. S HARRIS the premises OF 10 HARRlS
NEDAY Co.. Nc. % Peokshp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

IN PANY-PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.-SubscrPtions will
be received the ce Of the NewYork aud Erie Rsrosd
Company in he City NewYork until the first day OF No
vemGer the pure Of 90 Of the bonds OF the
Company redeensbe the lst October, 1880 bearing "
cent interest payable semi annually on the frat days OF Ap
and October.
They will be sold at par, payable az foll0ws:
80 In any Of the unsecured bonds OF the Company,
re!eemsbe In 1862 1871 and 1875.
10 cent in cash at the time Of subscribing
IN monthly inssments Of 10 cent, or Ia cash at
the option Of the purchasers 81,
The,e bonds are Guaranteed by norssse the entire
r. I'D and franchises. all the lsssehod property Of the
Company the whsrves forty privileges aud landed
property Long Dock Company OF Jesey City and
the sntre equipment Of the Company.
The object loan 20 fund the pesent aosns debt Of
and obtain 10 continue the construction
Tunnel Depot Whsrves and other improvements
lifelong Dock property Ii will ony increase the present in
comparative statement Of the past and present fnsoc
SEP 50. 49, sEp 3d. '5G. Aue. !, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

L,ARM for SALE.-Ninety-on Acres OF Lana
L House and Barn, and out House new Two Ia
two me. from New.Yofk Inquire Of Il H. BUTLER NO
Csthsrire az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
Gnmmer Retreats.

NATIONAL HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, n. j.
IN Tae proprietor of above named Hotel desires 70 in
tte pubic that his hotse will remain until October l.
Large and airy Rooms with good Fare be found by those
wishing % spend short time at the sea shore. -
WOOLMAN STOKES.
G URF HOTEL AT FIRE ISLAND
~ This is q new house, extensive and well fur
n,hed and well kept and II. with gss-has the great
South Bag side and the Ocean the other
The proprietor determined 10 make Fire Island the fsvorlte
shore resot Of New York IL IL accessible twice day BY
the Long Island Railroad, leaving Brooklyn at ana
$50 m and arrangements hsve been made to TUES
DAY end FRIDAY of each excursions leave
Sou Feny ga Tor Thonpscn Stations and BY
Hero - the South bay. Fare each way 81 20
%. g. 3 SAMafS. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
Real Gstate for Sale.

AT MILTON, on the Hudson four miles below
~ Pou.hkeep.e, Ia fDs SUMNER RESlDkNCE ioi
SALE COMMANDING exensve view Of tAe iVer noIh ~
south House large ard oommodi9u. stSun,. wen y, ~
Win fruit Inquro Of the 6~ner JOHN O. "OLLEl OF o'
A. A. Bensel Milton Ulster County, ~ for terms OF o'
.f.uiar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
THO HOLDERS of BILLS Of the BANK O
u THE REPURIIC. Of Providence. Il L-RI 4 4scrss

Il Il
the Supreme Court the Of Rhode Island March Tenn
1857, in Providence, II Is ordered.
That the Receiver the Ban Republic Of Provdene
hereby authorized and directed give motto. that thu Ho
Bills the said Bank Of the Republic In order to b
entitled TO dividend of the Of the Bank required
POSI-. the with the Receiver before the i (
October and that the Receiver give such Bill Hode
Of such deposit which shall .ntitle them ell div
dends which may b. payable said bs BY any future or
Of said Court and that such deposit shall not impair the nsa
Of the dpos.ofs claim which they may upon TIE
Stakeholder Of said Bank
In accordance with laid decree hereby give notice 70 IL
Holders of the Bile Of sa1 Bank to deposit the With
before the LAY day Of October next aud receive os
therefor and that viii attend at the American Bank
Provdenc. 20 receive the from II O'Clock a.
the business days Of sad Bank.
X RATHBONE. Receiver
OF he RAM If he Ranuh,ic Of PtosidsueA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

Gov, FKcHASsT V!Rr 40 III ASO N.NtCAIIo' ss Go
Ccroer of Til.isn srG Besvetst'. I
EEs.YoRK Sep. |. 1881
nIyIDEND.-The Board Of ] irectors OF TINS
Company b.ye thi. dsJ je}sr-d 81 ANNUAL DIV
iDTSD al TIN (lci PER CENT psysbi- On tie Ssh int
w Ii. WINDSOR SECRETARY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
DniIoma nlatcrials.

TNCAJ STlC TlLES-FOr Vestibules, Halls.
Al Ialths pi.ii %. Conservsorits &c. GARNKIRk
CHlANLl-fOPS. OkAIN-PIPtS. &c Fer sale By
N!LLEE COATES. nc 27e Pearl 81. n. l.
EAKSKIRK e-d AMERICAN CHIMNEY
~ TOPS. as - Cared soS viTihed DEAIN.PIPrS ~
Long ss.d Pottery Jtp'- IL g. Nss-A--lt L Ii QUINN
OSBORNE ROOFING CEMENT. This SUI.
" rc,i1r article of ROOFING CEMENT CT secount az its
ts.ic Gnl idustive Pr pes hcrd b. pr. upon every
lesiy ~crrstC- sut d Ioi N the city II s perfect
tcu aartt fis bcE "a ic rLe:sba to heat stone We
feo,-re 4 T. -ose 81 readsfs CUES. Of
ttise rsa7 su,stsr,e end ehesp Tbs sventor. M A.
Osborne h tis or p'cson u tb, cry WAC prt't Hs
81 igG. x "a LaGs =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANy November 10, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute
IN in .uch made and crowded that all the
no NOTES issued 10 the 1OCKPORT BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY banking ss,ocison. Loekportl must be pre-
scnted the Oe " the Superintendent Of the Banking De
partmsn the State Of NewYork for payment within to
from the date hereof the funds deposited for the
d~mptiou Of the circulating notes Issued TO the said bank VIII
given up. ---
uiSlawW2y M. SCHOONMAkER Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
oFFics ~ -aE t-L,ss'. Cysr,aL sAu.o..c
ha~ iosK. Aug q, Iss
4 Mea.fX % The Rosrd Of D,rrr,or. az =

OFFICE OF TaT MICHIGAN SOUTHERN aSo SosrHyar.
holNa RAN Road COsrASr No IS w,gisnsI
Egw.fosy. August ~ 1851
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to ~.
luton 81 tie BosTi OF Directors Of tins Conpsa, RI.
TRANSFFR BOOKS OF the STOCK val b. CL0SeDt-
N. I2-n div Of sep.enber next st O'Clock uuta -
morning OF the ath az September a. 10 O'clock preY>nssy
an election Of D,reeto.s GEORGE III. FOaO. Tressrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

BAsk DEPARr1ESI ALBANY Aug o. 1851
rTNHE WAYERLi BANK bas this day fIrd, u
this sfce, noce che Soittment a THE IMPORT
Frs AND TRADERS BANK. in tie City of New. Yst. -
tor the Redemption of it's sc ng together w
. revocstioa OF the appointment Of JOHN THOMPSON -
such sn agreeable the act entitled IAN amend tne
,,eEsl acts rsiatI % IEoo.ptTstei Banks Baniss A
cens aud Ind'ie1al Bsnk ers tas,ed April a. 1851.
JAMES n COOK. Supssin.ectro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

OFFICE on TaE KENTUCKY CENTRAL
uI-g CoyfsGroS AID LTAINGroN, RAIL Road 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
60 farmers ano Others.

NIDER MILLS and PRESSES-Much improved
~ las. years make For ssle by JOHN ALEXANDER,
No 81 Cifs., Evw-York, up stairs
DACIPlC OCEAN GUANO-200 Tons contain
ing per Of onis and So cent Of Phosphs.es
in lots 20 su purchasers. A LONGETT No ~ Cht'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

e~~N
PEMITTANCEs to ENGLAND, IRELAND,
~ SCOTLAND and WALES
UNION BANK or LONDON,
NATIONAL 8ANk OF SCOTLAND,
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, ireland,
70 sums frs s, ~ 'p"srd A. sSpers .
TAYLOR BROTHERS, bankers
No. 20 wALL-sr, EEw-YoM-
n ISSOLUTION.-The 6rm of DRExN,
~ sATHER CfS RCH Of San Frsncisco and sscssmsoss
Cslifonis Is from tai, dsy, dissolved BY lrnstioo u =
phEAfLs OF Philads.phis; retiring therefrom
Messrs sATHEh CHURCH as per sdyetisemert ssscvs
stn conanae the business hereto6re and auhossdS
eosc. and settle al claims IN California and n pRExHk
VIII settle the business .he Atlantic side
Any Outstanding drsa, vii Be paid pre,sntson q -
fsssscsiye pAcsi 1ooa Which they are drawn.
z. sArHER,
june q isT. 4. w. CHURCH
NOTICE OF NEW FIRM
r. sAfHEa sni Z. W. CHURCH have this LAY fo..sas
soPertnesshp andsr the nsne Of sATHER CHURCH, -
.al continue tbs BANKING BUSINESS q. hsreth~s -
3octsd By The late hrr3. r. 5ATHER,
I'm brarcisco Jlrs ., 1857 ESW. CHURCH
sArHER CHURCH. B,nier
nn- BILLS o, yxca1SsE :. .Ishtts suns 3 -.
On Ner.Yaf.... rsy.b. the Amsrc.n Erch.ns, ss-t
Or Boston at Shoe and Leather De4sxs B&ak
On Philadelphia. .Psysbs BY Drexel Co
o. Baltimore ....p.yssie by John'.9p Bros . Co
On b. Louis Payable BY HASKELL Co.. Exs.Aays ssnk
On Pit,.oorsh, rs Payable 81 {9ee. EGG, CAst'~.
O. c ess r r:5, abe = s cePast
On n Orleans Ia. Psysbis By Brown Johnson Ss
Aso, EKchaage On Londoa-
Frankfort o. los AAiHs ; Germany.
pu-es.ss CERTIFICATES OF DEPoSr ana ose.s ~
sC"srsA WcaGEScH. ssa yaneae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
CMALL FARM for SALE, / hour from New

= York comprising % pleasantly situated at Elizabeth
Civ N j. Il miles from the depot On the Farm there Is
small twotoy House tnew) barn and carriage hons Wi
be sold low and on easy terms Apply to
the hours Of 10 and u O'Clock p AZ No. Finest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
Chances for Business nlen.

u SHOP, fsSxso, briok; FORGE and BOILER SHOP
as%x5o, brick; CAR CHOP, hSx40, wood FOUNDRY
$3.50 wood together With the moot perfect e. of TIL. I'D
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT at the junction Of the
Vermont Cent. Pss1%P,ic ard Northern IN Rsi5Sad,
If desired The above viii be sold very cheap and long time
Tor rsJnsn.s given Address .. White River Junction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

NOTICE.-The INTEREST due Sept. }, ISL,
IN on ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS hto-
Pleasant and Mulsne Railroad Company Paysee At the Con-
tin.pts Bsnk vii be paid s. the ohoe Of ,,,,x.x.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

WATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RIEs, for SALE and TO LET, a. Matteawsn NJ Y,
from FewYok Inquire ST No o. Coutand.s st. or &c
s. b. sCHENCK, Agent, Mateawsn, n. Y.
100 WEST 14TH-ST., for SALE.-A
IeIeJ strictly first elias. 4story BROWN stone
house Newly painted and frescoed-House 25x65 lot y
xl9O Apply stEo. 81 SPRUCE-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
CONTOOCOOK VALLEY RAILROAD

" SALE q: AUCTION Notice 10 hereby gwen ,sss q.
RAILROAD and FRANCHISE Of the COSr0OCO0KGAL
LEY RAILROAD in the Of HoOkintop, Henatss -
Vil,botoukh in the Counties Of Mernaek and Hlseoos
and state OF New Harpshe together with all the Land Bef
nss fixtu,. ali Personal Property aud al Privileges Rsss
and rp0rtrnsIces thereto belonging will BE- sd pads
auctin 10 the highest bidoer 'hc Depot Hall Ia Coaco
Merrnsek County New smphite the 10, day Of 0teo
A d. 1857 ct II O'clock In the forenoon.
Psrt,cu, are and ccadons made known at tine and pssx
sale or upon application the undersigned at Concord Co
n n ga 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

i ON the FIRST DAY Of SEPTEMBER NEXT. 90 the
COXINGTON ard LEXINGTON RAfLhOAO COM:
PANYs BONDS, PER CENTS, guaranteed By the city Of
C0ViSGTOS and LEXINGTON RAILROAD COM.
PANY'S FIRST and SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS osnd
PER CENTS viii BE- paid AID sifer th. date tho ssas
irg House Of Messr. WISSLOW, LANikR Co, NO ~
NsLs.., presentation Of the proper coupons -
s J. WALKER, Treasurrr n. I X 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

n " VAUGHAN & Co, PrOT.dcn:e' 4: 1:
Is BANKERS and BR0KyRs :. z ~ a., o,,s., coz,
ss STOCK G9Msiss,S y .s s2f 49,. e.
tSEtTS fOt Pe.e- .bre,d5nt e,srteas sl.i.cns Cad
sS1, PIosdso,e r. l. NJ 6 glss, r!saisIs a1 E,s.
Yo1 fopp I'm ~ -. palslSsGA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
StrJncrt.

DULL's HEAD BANK DIyIDEED.-A Senl-
ID AnnusI WIDEN Of FOUR PER CENT hs' ths ey eco
Secsrrd ps,sb. sad .ser S-Pt prot By ofaeo' vas
Bu4rd-Nsw ORR, A1s- Il. 1857 rDor c.i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

CROtp COMPANY Tho INTEREST wAaRASrsS,
or the LIST o September VI be paid al tne once Of 70. Gee
pany In Cleveland W. KUthNs LL fesdsak .
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-30

And almost every article used in Dagueueoypins or
Oriers iFom operators promptly 6lIed and forwarded
az a small advance Eastern prices.
4 EH- We constantly receiving fre>h supplies OF
Dug Stores, and every article sold by usis warranted
70 he pure fresh and genuine.
KX> Particular attention paid to filling Physicians
those wishing articles in line 70 call send and
c sure we can give satisfaction both IN rcrar to quail
ify and prfce HALLOCK X ST0BDARD-
mys-ly'57 No.1S Main street, kvansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-30
MEDICAL.



NVE beg to call the attention of the public to tn
most respecSsbIe citizens NJ Vain, the father
Of the proprietor Of the ,Coaher de- eis Unis and
Dr. BurRIE@pear sirsf hereby eerssfy thstI have
S7e ased bottles Si barnes n eco Io
thing else could hear Of, bat all T. no effect fer they
did me little or no good About I'VE months since,
and have the happiness TO saw that they have had he
desired effect as they have CURED NE Of this most dis
for am now years of age. sincerely recommend
them To all afflicted with the above compIairt. =
Signed, P.vALIE,
No. 70 Franklin street,
New YonK, August a6th, 1850.
State OF New-York
New York City and Couniy,i
/, Joseph c. Lawrence, Commissioner Of Deeds in
snS for the Of New % hey certify t
the day Of the date hereof, before personally
ay " @s xs saw @ e Ssas
foregoing Certificate signed by him are true. 80
In wsss nherso j nIse sa P my y ma name sa e.
q New NY Ygrs; & and have sxed my Notsral Seal az my
once tue '''A aay q J6sEPn tSsPi G II LAWRENCE,
y Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public.
.-tt.F - Wall street, New York.
to produce remedy equal 70 Dr. pnpne's Ceiera.ed
Remedies for external internal Piles. ~ cents per
sr es n Ds Naq s. ss sis sss as s so y ali
respectable druggists In the United States.
N.B.-An Agent wanted, terms cash. -.
- DIR. DUPRIE's PILLS -
Are unrvaled for purifying the blood being eiec.
tual remedy for Internal Pilss, Salt Rheum, Ring
Worm, Sc $40 reward will Ne paid 10 person thai
can rys they contain anything injurious 70 tns sys
states. 20 ecents per hox Principal Office s6 Nassau
street. New York, and Tor sale y all respectable drug
81 EUROPEAN II S PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
4 . 18 Nassau street, New York, = -
NM J. REDPATH CO.
| dec3 50 ~ y pr,prietors.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-30

hereby certify lhaf have ieen afflicted with Eheuna-
.sm kr tour years, and s times s,lld not sleep ny
Oil, was induced ~ try Il. sRi the first application
of the Electric Oil at relieved and nos have
the use ofmy arm. Tue APP Iiation vas made before
dfty persons. b. b. SMITH, Twisss Co.
We. the anasrsiguea, were present:
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-12-30

Anew FIGs.-iec rrams Just received aud for
~ sale BY GILBERT x RoWLES.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-27
select Classical school at Oxford, North Caro-
lima.

CINCE the establishment Of this school in jam
~ 1851, by the present principal James IL Iiorner "
has received large and steadily increasing Of the
atesed ny extensive patronage from abroad
nal delegation Of macucs tho University Chapel Here
after will be conducted under the Joint
and Professor A. G. Brown late of the been
years teacher institution Rev
T. orner will continue 70 others well
qualified for the otNcc appointed require
The studies designcd young advanced
classes college and also those who may expect derc
obtain the bcneat Of full collegiate stations IN
life by instruction In the ordinary branches Of English edus
ton For tho sake o tho efficiency the cla~es
viii be limited so that ample time be devoted and
lecture the subject lesson by each Instructor
department. tt Ei Ht54 s.SgF Sfees ts.4 II t1
Care viii be taken also adapt c text books
the atest knowledge
branches While the methods shall
consistently preserved Will be the be
apparatus for the work. Att8 t4 500 f1W lglfNt
Important the avap
tagcs and promote the
The instructors natives of North Caron Ions co.
gagged the profession and authorized Who ,y d.
sire further Information as TO their personal oa
distinguished citizens c this aud other tho south
Among these Hon. wm. A. Graham, Hon. ManQutn ar
Cows Morchead aud Manly Hon Asa Bggs r. Rev Thomas Akin
Rcv, Alexander Wilson, H. D., Rev. samucl REV
Deems D. he president the North Carolina University aud
various members of the board of
The will d July .fat.tia.t3
0her particulars made known application
May 14s f
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-27
NOMPLETION Of Panama Railroad. .-Redut

T0MPLETION Of Panama Railroad. Reduction
~ Of fare 10 Calirniaunted States
York for Aspinwa the 9Th month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 Francisco.
These steamships have inspected approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and saffy. 53Ha
The Panama railroad az miles long)
and crossed in hours The baggage Of
checked In New York through Francisco
embarked tho
money paid In New all expenses Of trip.
Reserve kept New York. Panama. and
Francisco TO detention in accident that the route
entirely reliable 4hsBacat
Panama Aspnwa
Conductors through by each aud take charge
and children without other protectors
through apply the agency,
West street New York to l. W. RAYMOND.
May 6--du lt Ete
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-27
For Kansas and Missouri River.
srsAnsoAr.

VNHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily trains between 81 Louis cy conuects
Win ,be Lightning iine Of MsourIver packet eavcr r
city daily the arrival train mail.
sna psssengers or bonneville Gsgow Lexington Kansas aven
worth, Weston, 50 Joseph and all points
Through ca Louis As honry AMI from "A a. az
hours ahead OF boats starting N Louis
Tne lightning Lane packets equal IN he trade md
being required schedule mails are
never delayed waiting M freight way Throur
tickets can be purchased N ur principal cis vned States or
AZ IN. .he once- " ~ Louis T. McKsslCK
way NT~ ASH supr
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-27

DURNETT HOUSE. southeast corner Pennsylva-
) pn and Fourind aaf street Washington ~ c. Mrs
sIIaAs REYNOLDS propctrcss
Boardcrs by the day week, or month.
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