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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

DIssoLvING VIEws.-ThOse who desire
to gaze upon pretty scenes, riay have their wishes
gratifed by visiting COrinthian Halt tonight
'Swan's Dissolying Views" beautiful repre-
sentations, and afford pleasure and instruction to
the behOlder,
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LATER FROM UTAH AND THE PLAINs--Captain Van
Welt from Utah. with dates to the 14th ut.. ar
rived at st. Louis on Saturday night. lie met the
United States troops on the cd of September. two
hundred and ninety miles beyond For: Laramie.
all we'll. lie also met Col. Johnson on the 1st of
October, 90 miles east Of Fort Laramie, and Gov.
Cummings on the Sth of October, 90 miles beyond
Fort Kearney. Some supply-trains were within
l40 miles of the Valley of Salt Lake. while others
we're far behind and not likely to arrive there this
season.
Captain Van Welt has travelled over 2.4oO miles
since August lst He was treated with much con-
sideraton by the leading men of Salt Lake city,
but heard the expression of only opinion. that
the troops and officers of the government will
never gain foothold in their dominion.
A heavy snow fell at Fort Bridges on the 18th
ult. Mr.. Bernheisel, the delegate from Utah to
Congress, accompanied Capt Van Welt on his way
to Washington to-day.
Messrs. Nicols and Reher, engineers of Magraw's
wagon train. have also arrived They left Pacific
Springs on the 7th ult. They think the train will
winter at Fort Laramie. The cattle of the govern
ment trains were dying fast and tie mules break
ing down. Grass was very scarce.
Colonel Hoffman, the commander at Fort Lara
mie, denies having caused the Mormon train to be
oyerhauled,
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| CARD TO THE LADIES.-MIss s.

"a II. FLOTRNoY wishes 10 say to her old friends
and the public, both of the CITY aud surrounding
country. that she has removed her residence from
Main street 10 Broad one door below the corn;F OF
ith street. Mayrs Music Store, No 2lS, nearly
opposite hessTs Breeten Fox where she intends TO
carry on DRESS MAKING more extensively than
she has for the last two years She respec fully
socits call from the Ladies. The Fashions will he
received monthly. Az orders from the country will
se promptly attended TO. oc ig-l2ts
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PLEASANT BEvERAGEs.-Mrs. Il. 3.
Price, Of Prince Edward, has forwarded 10 the ex-
hibition of the Mechanics Institute specimens oI
blackberry bounce and wine, fnade by hersoif,
which are as fine az any one need wish 70 taste.
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NIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA

MECHANICS INSTITUTION NEDNES-
DAY NIGHT the iith Oct, two PRIMARY School
will be opened by the Committee of the Institute
one III Sal NDERs HALL, on Foushcc street between
Grace ana Broad, under the management of Mr. N
RENNiE, and the other in the PREsBYTERlA AZ SCHoot
HoU-E, on Franklin street at its intersection with
2}d street, Rev. THOMAS H. JoSEs l,ing the princi.
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other night, and FREE OF CHARGE TO all bows
Sho are members OF the lnstitut: Persons wishing
the Schools can DO SO by calling on the Secretary
81 the Hall of the Institute o4l either of the fol-
lowing
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PRICE ONE CENT.

FELoNIous STABBISa.-Philip Roberts,
the individual arrested for stabbing John s. Tyler
at the bone factory,r In the Taiiey, last Friday
night, was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday.
Tyler dcposed that on Friday evening, he deposited
a new pair of shoes In the factory, and In short
time they mysteriousIy disappeared. Feeling satis-
ned that the shoes could not walk of without as
sistance, he charged Roberts with purloining them
-an accusation which Roberts Indignantly denied.
conflict OF words ensned, after which Roberts
left the place, and Tyler fastened the door for the
wards, hearing sms ans Inorr;n. TvIsr ara,.a
the door, and was confronted by Roberts with big
stick. As If acting upon a sudden impals-. how
ever, he threw this weapon away, and Inflicted =
severe stab in the right Of Tyier-the only arm
he had left-with knife
The Mayor. after hearing the evidence, remanded
Roberts to jail, to be further examined before the
iiustiags Court on the charge of felonious stab
bing.
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DIscHARsED.-James Mcdonald, na-
tive Of Scotlandw before the Mayor yesterday for
fndniging too freely in emountain dew" and after
saiatars admenitien, was allowed 10 depart
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THE DIFFERENT HoTELs are rapidly fill.
ing up. Some three hundred new arrivals were
registered at the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House between Saturday and Sunday morning and
the others had their propOrtionate share. Thou
sands may be expected to-day. A large number ar
rived yesterday by railroad.
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WILLIAM MACFARLANE,
- Law Building,
SAMUEL S. C0TTRELL.
Main st, betw 18th aud l4th.
A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
10Th and Main sts

MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
1s1 ING AND DAY SCHOOL, on 4rH STREET, BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND NARSHtLL.-1he third session of
this institution will commence the LIST of October
next
In this school will be taught all the branches of
finished education, including the Latin and Modern
Harp and Guitar. instruction in Vocal Music will
also De gwen.
procured.
Attention will be- paid TO the proper training and
advancement OF the Young ladies entrusted to their
charge and their moral aud social improvement pro
NOTED 10y every means i'll their power.
This school has been in successful operation in
Richmond Tor nearly two years and the subscribers
refr with confidence. - its patrons for any nrma-
tion which may be- desired in reference to its merits
TERNS-About the same As heretofore For them
and other particulars, refer 10
Mas. JEFFERSON MINOR
Au 7-d&CW3m Miss ADA b. MINOR
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fREEooMIS FRAScE-M. Perret the editor of the
well known medical journal, the sMoaiteur des Ho.
pitaur," has been sentenced to three months i'm.
prisonment for speaking mot in his journal, but
By word OF mouth) disrespectfuily Of the Empe-
ror Napoleon.
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THE FAILURES IN '37.-During the whole of tho
revulson In 1887, the number of failures reported
in New York was about five hundred but the re-
turns under the bankrupt law, in IS4t showed
that five Thousand took the benefit of that act
showing liabilities amounting to about fifty mil
lion ~
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GAS MErREs.-The manufacture of

these articles is attended with many difficulties
and vast deal of time has been expended in the
effort to perfect them. There several beautiful
ones now on exhibition at the Mechanics Fair, so
constructed as to show their operations. The dry
metre, if once perfected will doubtless supersede
the wet one. and we understand that strong hopes
are now entertained that all difficulties have been
overcome by late invention. lfany of our readers
are curious to know by what means the amount of
gas they consume is measured to them, they should
visit the exhibition and witness the operations for
Themselves
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MASSACHUSETTS BANK BILLs--A circular endors-
ing the good standing the Boston and New Eng
land banks and signed by many of the leading
merchants of Boston, has been published. The
circular appears TO have been called forth account
of the difficulty experienced at the West and in
many other distant sections In passing Massachu
setts bank bills
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD-The animal
report OF the operations this road for the year
ending September 30th, 1857, shows that the reve-
nue. earned in the several months of the year is
SH3,2Hs2 BY comparing the several sources of
revenue with those of last year. the passenger re-
ceiPts show an increase of $T965l the freight re-
eeipts, decrease of $3.50, and the receipts from
$S,731.62.
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SYNOD OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON

E1NUD OF FIHbINIA AT WAsHINGTUN.-
Those who familiar with the proceedings of the
August Convention in Richmond will very natu-
rally inquire why the question of separation from
the Northern Assembly, which was then decided
with so much unanimity in favour of q Southern
organization, should now be discussed with such
difference of sentiment in the Synod of Virginia.
In order to explain this state of things it must
be borne in mind that the Synod of Virginia embra
ces the District of Columbia and the state of Mary
land far North Baltimore None of the
churches in that territory except the church at
Elkton, Md was represented here in the Convention
The reason is obvious when remember that the
Convention was first appointe6f rWa b ng on, az d
removed thence at the request of the Washington
clergy and some of the laymen. 1t is very evident
from this and other circumstances that most if not
all the ministers at Washington in favour of
holding on TO the Northern Assembly or at any
rate of not joining the Southern organization
hence the discussion which has occupied so much
of the attention of the Synod.
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DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,

DICHMOND MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
ON BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
sTREEfS.-The classes in vocal music in this insti-
tuition meet follows: First adult class (more ad-
yanced) on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at ~
o'clock. Second adult class beginners on Monday and
ihhrsday evenings at ,fa O'CLOCK. Inc juvenile
yanced) oD "wednesday aud Saturday. The second
beginners Oh Monday and Thursday. Lessons
the piano given when preferred. unless too incouven-
lent 20 the Institute For further particulars apply
to Zoe I2-lRi I. l.. GALLEHER, Principal.
MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
Va YOUNG LADIES will reopen on THURSDAY
the LIST day ef October.
Mrs. ELLEN c. sTAIC0S will give instruction in
Vocal aIsd Instrumental Music.
For terms and other particulars enquire at the
School Rooms, corner of 5ih and Franklin streets
SC 2i-dIm~
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EDUCATION.

So PIANO FORTE INSTRUC.
ASSs-sss ASs--ssss - S$ TloN.-HR. NATHAN b. CLAPP
y u II VI from the Conservafoire de MINinne
LEIPZIG Principal of the Musical De-
pa-tmeni OF the 'Riohmond Female Institute" has
the honor 10 announce that he viii receive few pr
yate Pupils for instruction in the AIT OF PIANO
PLAYING.
TERss-$St for the session Of nil months. Appli-
cations may lie made at the Institute.
TESTIMONIAL.
at Is great pleasure t0 me to he able 10 certify
that hr. Nathan d. Ctapp. whom have had the sa-
tiSaetion to know for several years. is an excellent
and talented Pianist. As teacher he is eminent
snd would safely recommend him 10 all those wbs
wish 10 acquire proficiency in the nobeart of Music
&C I'm" MAURICE STRsKosCHn
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XIV. j. hNDhLIt WIFI D CLhNOI-
IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
CLAY AND 18TH STREETS.-The fifth annual
session of this school will Oh the 2Sth OF
sertember.
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MADEIRA WINES, Low GRADES

AF1 just IanHtu-
20 quarter cs-ks Collie Wine
- quarter and eighth casks London Particular
For sale by SELDEN Il MILLER,
oc l3 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
DESTAURANT FOR SALE.-The Res
lttaurant situated under the Odd Fellows Hall is
offered FOR SALE, with all Of the Stock, Fixtures
ard the Key of the house. Apply to
&C s-ts JAS. WARRINGTON
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

L LEGE OF vIRGdNIA.-This Infrmary, connect
ed with the Medical College of Virginia located In
the city of Richmond, Corner of Marshall and Col
lege streets is open for the reception Of Patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medical
under contagious disease admitted into the Insfi
tuition. The accommodations for the sick are CON-
plete.
The Patients under the charge Of the Professors
Of the College. The charges for Board Medical ~
tendance, Nursing and Medicine, are for
5d h.e pati.eents.'.'.--'.'.-."" per week.
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Private rooms........................7 to Is

the Faculty of the Medical College and the attending
Physicians of Bellevue Hospital In addition TO the
usual weekly charge, fee varying from q 70 so
will be demanded Of patients requiring Surgical
operation. The particular charge for any specified
operation may be aseertaired beforehand By applioa
ton to the Resident Physician, or the Attending Ply
sieians and Surgeons of either institution.
attending Suroeons.-Prots. Gibson, Peticolas and
Wexford.
Attending Ptysicians.-Profs. Tucker and Conway.
Resident Paynctdn-Mario Howard, NJ d.
Sepcdrd.-F NJ. Parrish.
President If hefrmary.-L. 8. Joynes, M. d.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients b
the Infirrnary desiring information, may address
the President or the Steward. jy1-d6m
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nISPATCH
IL STEAM POWER
PRINTING FICE.
Cg'aer q s,1a and fEirtesnth Sreets, R,cbmo,,a.
JOHN D, BlNlMERSLEy & CO., proprIe,ors.

This establishment {being the most eonaplete pr;n
terry IN the South, both as regards ypes rnsuents
&c, and the latest and most approved Machine
rressss) is daily turning the finest specineps al
BOON and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS
CAIALMUkst NOTES, POSTERS
lktuLAks. PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADfNG. TANDRIIIS' 4e
Af- Particular attention given ta II ue work for
Banks Pnbiic OhceS Insurance, Railroad and Trans.
rorfation Conpanies, Tobacco Factors &c
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for Cams BrI Hs,ns Sinai,
Circulars. Labels &c. Is capable of turning of m
I'M pressons per hour. thereby enabling the patrons
If this establishment TO obtain this description ~
WORK At the shortest possible notice
spAed w ~ se "
Printing in Geld and silver Bronze, and varions
coored Inks executed in the highest style of the arf
In this branch Of the business the propriroTs can
safely ca tIIES0E COMPETITION
Rs SPECIAL NUTfCE An who wish Cards
Circulars and Show Bills printed 70, distribution d
ring she approaching Far. would do well 20 send in
their oriers aud have them supplied at ance while
there Is ample time 90 iil them
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCEs

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
4 OF AMBRUfYPINa, Just received from the In
yentor In New York, at 0SB0RNE's PICTURE GAL
Lkkf! Come aud see them. They have none of
that dngy appearance Of other Ambroty pes made in
the city This process Is capable OF producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE heyer
mas taken cheap, Interior Pictures, nothing but the
best Is allowed 10 go out from this Gallery. No
nashy advertisement appeared In print of this
establishment. We rely on our known merit.
ALBERT w. OSBORNE.
an pts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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I S. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
I<s AND ENGLISH SCHOOL CORNER MAIN
AND lST STREETS. RICHMOND VA.-Ihe eley
enth session # This School, Is in progress Pu-
pills entering, are charged only from time of admis
sion. OF 26-Dm
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Ahete Is an extensive money pressure at Lon
don, and further advance in the rates of intares.
was feared. Consols had fuctuated greatly, hay-
Ing been as low as S6}ss, but rallied.
TIE Bank OF Dublin has advanced its rates to I
per cent, and the Bank of France to 6l5 There
was also great pressure at Vienna
Messrs Ross, Mitchell Co., Canadian house
at London, has failed-lisbilties quarter of mill
lion; assets larger
j. Monteith Co, and other Glasgow houses
have suspended to large amounts.
The King of Prussia was better. bnt still, in a
critical condition. "
The meeting of the Emperors of France and Aus
tria was still talked of
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DEAR IN MIND that by purchasing

II EAh TN MIMI IHHt by pufcHdbnB
~ Domestic Liquors Of ALLISON, FAY 4 MEL
LON yuu will procure them free from all the i'm
purities that will remain from negligence in recti-
flying
In store large supply of MELONS IXL Cognac
Brandy, Xxx Domestic Gin and superior rectified
Whiskey, Rye Bourbon and Greensburg Whiskies.
Old Apple and Peach Brsndies, and general assort
ment Of superior brands of foreign aud domestic
Brandirs. Wines, Gins, RUNS and Cordials Call
ard examine.
ALLISON. FAY & MELLON,
&C l5-Im l3t Gary street.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE-With Knowles &
= Waiford-In the mutual BENEFIT Company Cap
raj oar e0o, and daily increasing. No com.
paiiy affords more advantages % the Insured IL
makes annual diyid. nds of q per cent AND PAYS
THEM TINS helping the insured 10 pay his preinnis'
~ has paid ia di disidsads OVER MAE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. IL has paid for losses by
cc2i~a KNOWLES 4 WALR0RD
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LATEST.

LyEEPooL, o'clock p. Motion is quiet, but
steady. Flour steady. Wheat has n declining ten
doney. Corn is steady. Provisions quiet.
The money market is decidedly more stringent
Bank rates have advanced to per cent.
Consols had considerably declined, but rallied
and closed at 81 S73i.
LONDON 2 2oclock 7. M.-Consols closed at s17s
IS for money, and SS1t for account.
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FINA-NVEAIs AFFNIRS.
From the Times of Oct 101

The funds declined 4 Per cent. The demand for
discounts at bank is more numerous than any din
ring the month. Sixty thousand pounds were also
Withdrawn for expectation. The American adyices
per Persia show that many months must elapse
before it's consequences here will be retrieved
The chief danger of gold being sent hence to New
YORK Is on account of large additional purchases
oil securities, which capitalists have bsen
tempted 10 make at present prices As respects
commercial losses to be sustained this side very
heavy amounts are believed have fallcnon LYONS
aid Paris-Manchester Bradford and Glasgow will
also suffer considerably
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GILKS, SILKS.-Good news for the
~ Ladies', $1,000 Dress silks at their own prices,
comprising the newest and handsom,st styles 20 be
found in the market Also large lot Black Silks,
which We Offering at heavy discount and un-
preccdented low prices. B,dies In want will please
cslI. CHAS A. 6WATaINs,
26 Onnasife EXCHANGE hank.
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CONNOLLY & ADAMS,
CONlHIS ION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
FOR THE SALE %
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUrAC
TuRED TOBACCO. -.ge5
~ Liberal advanceniepts consignmenta. -
"fNNES G. ADAMS Is connected with our house.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. Rosf. II. ADAMS.
jy Z3-Sm
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QSO OOO In FRESH AND DESI-
dOsUJ.ONy lRIr Goons AT COST gnR

TNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We
now opening large and extensive stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Geld Jewelry and Fancy Goods Of
every desc iption suitable for the trade and which
will be sold extremely low TO render sales Call at
"a Main street.
~ 23-ts LARUs Slime
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EXCHANGE Il BANK OF yIRGTNIAl
RIt INoNp 18th July 1857.
THE undersigned offers for sale Stock Of
Il this Bank, for the purpose ofincreasng its car
ita at m ard interest on ks par value from ist July.
iy l6-a w v. aTpnTHeH Cnahtev
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GHAWLS, SHAWLS.-Fresh arrival Of
~ Gentemen's Traye ing IShsws. from 81 50 to sl2.
N. WALKER 4 Co,
Oc 26 le3, corner Main and Pearl sts.
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Select Classical school mt Oxford, North Caro-
lima.

GlNCE the establishment OF this school in Janu-
~ lsal by the present principal lIorner A. H. IL
has received large and steadily increasing public
as aeed by an extensive patronage from
nai delegation OF ncuaes 10 the University Chapel HILL Hero
after will be conducted under the
and Professor A. q Brown late Of the said University who has
teacher Of the that Rev
T. j. Iiorner will continue 70 be
qualified for the Office appointed may require.
The plan Of studies designed young advanced
classes college and also III those desire 10
obtain the benefit OF full collegiate stations
life instruction the ordinary sound English cduca
ton For tho sake Of the efficiency cIasses
will be limited that ample time be
lecture upon the subject Of lesson by each
department
Care will be taken ALSO to adapt e books
ton toe latest advancement Of Knowledge
branches While the methods shall bo
consistently preserved will be
apparatus for the work
mIurtant ayan
aud promote the permanent the schools
The instructors natives of North Carolina lave boon long en-
the profession who may de-
sire further Information to their Official
distinguished citizens of IhE aud other south
Among these Hon. VIM A. Graham, Hon. w. Mangum OK
Cows Mor.nead and Manly Hon Asa Bggs ~ Rev Thomas Akin
Rcy Alexander Wilson, d. D., Rev Samuel Wait Rey O.
Deems d. the president Of tho North Carolina University
various members Of tho board Of trustees
Tho will commence Of July
Other particulars made known application
May
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dt 100 REWARD will be given for the apprehension
Nd delivery William 4. Garrison, who abscondcd from Fa
mouth Va about the 18th April last taking with him from 800 TO 500
dollars a which he obtained by Of false
Said 80 years feet inches high salow
complexion sighted and miller by trade The above reward
will be his delivery Falmouth
brought dealt
cording TO law. THOMPSON J. SULLIVAN,
June 2--2aw1m Falmouth, Va
ag The Washington Union Alexandria Gazette Richmond Enquirer
Louisville Ky Democrat Charleston Mercury 81 Louis Democrat
Delta, Augusta tGa) Constuonal Chattanooga
Baltimore Natcez Free Trader, and hyle pnb Wl
please publish above week for mouth and send bill
this for collection, with marked paper.
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valuable Farm and wateyspever for sale

FINllE undersigned alters at private sale very de-
sablc farm about $40 Is
southeast extremity Of Charles county Mar, land and Is bounded
south the the the river
and the north by accek that empies its waters into the
aud at the mouth Of which there sufficient c9rront n
any desirable extent.
The lands well adapted TO the growth Of corn wheat and
from the abundance that annually
its shores and the quantity Of shells that could be
Of the richest In the county There superabnance
wood and comfortable dwelling house, Kitchen quarters
house sblos and large barn. all In good prey oysters fish,
wild fowl abundant ComInnpaNms Baltimore and tile Dis
trict Of Columbia ALMOST daily Address
JOHN HAMFIsSBY,
June 5--lawu Harris Lot L. o., Charles Co, Nd.
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COMPLETION Of Panama Observation-Disclosures

COMPLETION of Panama Observation-Disclosures
steamships
York for Anwa the 9Th and Goth Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO San Francisco.
steamships inspected mud approved the
Department, and guaranty xlsof and safely.
The Panama railroad 47 miles ong) completed from
and crossed IN hours The baggage OF
checked In New York through San Francisco
by the The
paid New York all OF the trip.
kept New York ianama San
Francisco detention Of accident that the is
entirely reliable
leave Panama the they arrive Aspnwa
Conductors through by each take charge
and children without other protectors.
through tickets the lowest apply agency
West street, New York TO W. RAYMOND
Cd