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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

JEFFERSON MAZE ACADEMY, 18TH,
RErWEE CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS ),
CHURCH lilLL.-Thc mkt session Of this lnstitu-
tioa will open ON MONDAY. September 18th, and cos
tlHue for tru months.
Thorough instruction will be- given in the Classics,
th" Mathematics Aui the various English branches.
IrRAs- Pa yahr onr-hAt list January, 1855, and the
balance Al the end of the session %, 10 and 80 dol
lar.
\ limited number of smaller boys will be received
al TIN fatr ut 80 lrr session
Ia all Instances - will be charged each pupil for
idrl and n ali CA-"r pupils viii be- charged from tn"
tim" thrs entered to the end of the session,
---..LL- ~ TT -.E llnaa a-LAF
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MR.. C. l.. c. SALTER'S DAY AM
rssNs (sfNr-.NvulLLr IN ADvAScr5


rs This School will not be kept on 4th between
Ruad auI Marshall streets - heretofore but in
u.urT locality on ShyCkyt lIIN more remote from
She diu u husin"bs thoTonGAfarcs. Of it- location
due ti'~ " Ill be FiTou Residence Ciax between
Is 4
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M5Advertisements published until forbid. viii be
charged 50 cents per square of ten lines for ths drst
insertion. and Is cents for each continuance.
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'ieiAS AND scHooLMAsTzR IN rHetsIx - ,rha
A'" 'u''"'iy poeh great doings" Mt Cairo III
"e''iuins W letter IN the Cincinnati Time.
physician was charged with circulating r.na-.- :
vile character against young lady shor, "
ago The father sought the Doctor on, g.,
but missed him. He escaped punishment h. - s'
iDs the city promptly in "a hours. Tho la,,o-
however adds:
about six months ago the Doctor returned
seemingly repentant More recently, however he
renewed his accusations in private Conversation =
Yesterday he was waited upon by delegation of
our best citizens and invited 10 walk over to Mayor
Taylors office. He accompanied thom, because he
could not do otherwse He was there made to re-
tract in writing everything he had said against the
young lady. and to apologize to her by the same
instrumentalty. He then allowed two hours
to prepare himself to leave the city. The self
constituted committee did not leave him, but re-
mained with him du.ing the two hours, and then
escorted him to the depot"
Another affair of pretty much the same character
is told in the same letter, as follows:
A young man has been teaching school in Ohio
City, Mo, opposite Cairo, for year past During
that time he made the acquaintance of young
lady of great personal beauty and handsome ac-
conplishments He made love to her. and, as rr-
NOR has 1t, succeeded in gaining her consent to a
marriage engagement. The parent indignantly
refused his assent. This called forth letter from
the school teacher, who told the father that he
might as well consent, the intimacy between the
daughter and himself had destroyed her The
letter caused the greatest excitement. The school
master has been ordered to leave Cairo in double
quick time, and \ number of young Missourians
are on his scent, determined to treat him yet to q
suit of clothing which will stick closer to him than
brother.
FORTRESS MONROE, OLD POINT COMFORT, yA-The
following is list of the officers now stationed at
the above post
Brevet Colonel Harvey Brown, ID ARTILLERY. COM
nlandlng post. Breyet Colonel John L. Smith, L.
states Engineers. DR.. n. 5. Jarvis, Surgeon
Lieut. J. Mel. Taylor, Regmental Quartermaster.
Leut Thomas J. Haines, Adjutant. Company 1,
ID Artillery-Capt. A A. Gibson. Lieuts Bingham
and Gray. Light Company G, 4th Artillery-Capt
A. r Howe, Lieuts Garland and Bennett. Compa-
ny NJ, ID Artillery-BreyetM Maj. II. J. Hunt Lieuts
Beal and Green Light Company C. Sd Artillery
Breyet Major ]. F. Reynolds, Lieuts McKeever, Ed
wards and Drysdale. Company +, I'd Artillery
Capt. James Tottcn, Lieuts. Merchant and JONES'
Light Company c, commanded by Brevet Major
reynolds, the same company which, when under
the command Of Col. Bragg, of little more grape
celebrity, gained such renown at the battle of Bu-
8na vista Almost all the officers were in the Mex-
lean war.
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MR.. CAKY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIEN1

NJ X. tAkl \ SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
W AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
THEM AittS, on GRACE, BETW ZEN 25TH AND
HrR SIS-, RICHMOND. NA.-Ihe next session will
spen IN the ls of September next aud will close on
the .Alh of June, ls.s
Terms Tor the scholastic year of ten months paya-
Tile semi annually, IN advance:
For tuition in Gre.k Latin and Mathematics . 5000
Fof French Spanish ami Italian leach
eGtrhl - 90
fof tulpH IA Higher English cugeCts........... 40t'i
For Primary English, toT pupils under
Years Of a
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T S. sQUIRE's SELECT CLASSICAL
EEMALE S OOL AT ASHLAND,
\ HANOVER COUNTY VA
MEs CHAS; b. sTEART.l p,,rcirsl.
JNp. W. STUART. ! Principals
MfSs FANNIE

ihS. titAS. n. SIT tART, !
JNp. ". STUART. I Principals
Miss FANNIE VI. IRBY, Assistant.
The hrst session of this School will commence on
the lat day of October next. Twenty-Five boardcrs
can b. accommodated in the family OF Mrs. STUART.
u ~ tn" purpose Of those gagged in this school to
make IT, III all respects, Of the first class
thaTGrs for Il IsrBt Of ytcsnty U,eks FIyabls IN
-tdcuaCF.
Bnafd ciuding, washing, fuel and light.... 80 10
Tuition ia English Il ~
LStin and Greek ........... - 10 90
Ctiemistry aud Natural Philosophy hy........... : up
Muslc on Piano with Ufinstrunlrit ..... 2g 90
Ornamental Branches at usuaisl pr,crs.
Address CHts. II. STUART. az Randolph Macon Col
"E' tail st Of sept and after that time at Ashland,
au $--d2w9 2tAwtSlO
MISS JESSIE c. GORDON'S SCHOOL,
W FOR YOUNG LADIES' Corner Of Franklin
and 9Th streets, will be re-Opened on the lst day
bct9her and closed on the l-t day of July.
higher English Branches............,.......si00 00
Primary .' .................,,. 80 90
.uuSi' ~ W
fefruhs desiring to enter pupils. can lraVs their
nanI"s At the School Rooms where Miss q. Will meet
them at any hour they may appoint
3I-ilsrE II
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MIR. TlGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL. on

VI FRANKLIN STREET. ABOVE 7rK-The 5tI
session of this school will open FRIDAY the 18th
SoFtculHey. tor the TES following months tiTrrk
latla and Mathematics s6Q; Elementary Latin and
NAtheaAtj-s, al higher English aud Nathamstics
so common English BfAnch"t $50; Primary Depart
ment TOR boys HtsetcJ II ysaEyJ So French Draw
ing, each So
hesgT,!ces Of successful Teachers are secured ur
al tuo lie pal turHts.
Refers g. the following gentlemen anon the patrons
ot IA" school last -"r-iJu viz; Rev Drs Nyibridxe
rui Ntypler; Doctors Csbri Cunuin cham nd Detlit
N~--i-. beers 4 PuindcNter, Crrnsha~ K Co, L. H.
Cfrnshaw, Hm. ii. Grant. {. b. Yale }. VI. Roy all
tt-l :. Palmer rho-. NJ AlfrirHd John VI. Patton J
Adams saith Andrew Johnston, J c, Page, 4 Blair
" Il : Trplett. Wm. Marshall ti"o. VI. West, Col
Th,, II Hil-. y. Bey Tucker Washington city. &c
The vacancies being few. carly application Tor the
aIia--.tD of pupils II recommended, apply on thr
ur.rlisc- X. IL. l.. IIGiE. A VI.
yS-,irrl
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DEY. ] AMKLER WEED,S CLASSI.


IL CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
CLAY AND Eth STREETS The nth anunual
session Of this school viii commence the lst of 0c
tober next.
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III, 'NIIl...-.,...,-..I.....,..... 7
PHILIP B. STANARD,
T.. Y. BARGAMIN.

It gives me great pleasure to recommend the Glass
iaat and Mathematical School of Mcssrs SfANARD
4 kAffANIN. Me-sTs. = Il. Hre graduates Of this
Institution have been connected with il Assistant
Professors and arc entitled the fullest confidence
o the public Tor their high intellectual and moral
Qualifications FRANCIS ii. SMITH,
Superintendent V. NJ. /.
VIRGI8A MILITARY INSTITUTE
July 9Th. 1857. Jy 20--,i3m
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TIVE EXERCISES of MIR. STUARTS

l CLASSICAL and GNEMATlCAL SCHOOL
viii bc Ee-uncd on the lat ot October next. Parents
~ III please make early application
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~ SCHoDL.-Thc undersigned will, on the lrst Of
October neat, open Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such course of instruction ~
wui ht youth for Easy entrance into the high
ciasses either, If classical or Ecienthc in+titu
tons They will every effort to pro, a central
ant comfortable location ON ShOChoe Hill Th-iI
II ibvASCE)
Lntin ttr-tk aud So
IAtu or trek. ana do. "a
English Brauclirs ........~..,................ 20
E.l.r 4FEt. tt,y fra NauE n
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

monte, made A. evidence except against himself.
he not beirg questioned under OATH. Mr.. Carpent-r
being psced on the stand, informed through Mr.
CouSet the interpreter. that be was ct liberty 10
answer or refuse 10 answer any question put TO him
The in,errogstores and replies were as follows
O. What il your name A. Charles Carpenter.
0 What Is your age A. Twenty-si, years.
O. What Is pour place OF birth a. Paris in
France.
O Wha, is vour occupation A. have none
O. Have you anything to cay, and il 20 what. r.is-
i've 10 the charge here preferred against you A.
nesd guilty and will hand 10 the Commission a
.,a,emeni OF the fscts continuing my plea
Some surpri-e was expressed at Carpenter corrsa
y, the counsel for the other accused and much fcehn
yanitested. Mr. Townshend stated tina, i; coufxrnrd
him in the view he had always had, that Carpenter
was the only guilty party.
Mr. Carpenter is young man OF very prepossessing
snnearnpce. He not only had the uIbounded conf
depoe Of the Directors Of the Rslrsy Company, but
was even flvoite with them. The genersly-er-
prp-ed belief among the counsel for the prosecution
Wa that he wa tool in the hands Of othershst he
lived A. he himself expressed il in letter written 10
his sister before his ar, 4, " in web from which h.
tried 10 escape but could not" The evidence for
the prosecution "a against all the p-oner was closed
on Thursday and week was given the defense to
range theiT te-tLILcny.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

La " NTELLIGE.ECE.
THE FRENCH EXTRADITION CtSE-CAR
PENTIER PLEADS GUILTY.

THE FRENCH EXTRADITION CtSE-CAR-
PENTIER PLEADS GUILTY.
The proceedings on Thursday in the case of Csrpen
tier. Crele', Parrot end David, who are charged with
taking about million Of dollars worth Of the shares Of
the Northern Railway Company Of France, and who
sre claimed under the EItradition treaty between
France and the United States were Of al interesting
character. Previous to that day the last day of in
vestigation had been held oa Tuesday week, when
the examination of Mr. Tsss ndie the attorney in fact
OF the Northern Railway Company, was cored. Up
to ihBt time the various cOuiSel the c1so Mr. Bss-
ted repre-pfing Carpenter, Mesrs. Townshend and
Gabraith representing Grcrt aud Parrot aud M-ssrs.
Fogerty ard Spilthoon representing Mr.. David, hsd
acted together. The day following, however Csrpen-
ter vas released from confinement in Eldndge street
jail. being allowed his liberty to the extent Of moving
about the city in the custody Of the Msrhsi Yester.
day morning Carpenter appeared before Mr. Bets the
Cpited Sta'es Commissioner before whom the nvest
cation Is pendng-the other prisoners not hsynx or.
rived. I-kecorder Tillon, counsel for the French
Government announced that they had concluded the
Gaze far ss Carpenter concerned. sad now
proposed to place him on the stand aad receive his
<ategnents under . statutory eIsmin stion To this
course Mr. TownShend objected but the Comm ssio.er
sisted that he shoud not rcccvs any stateasnt Car
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
MARRIED.

AUSTIE-COy yFRT--On Wednesday. April Is, BY the Rev
10 r N ifl Fsateh %a Cover, q Oyster BsJ long
California and Ilinoi. papers please copy
ATTWATTR-HORTON-A Grace Church White Plains. on
Tl,.dsy April u By The Rev. Y. $ Ramns1 the Hon
Phines; Att-,.r Of Noros n y to Sarah Brooks eldest
daughter of Joshua Horton OF the former place
DINGTON-WILSON-A Canandsirua, on Tuesday
A h ,hs R P.sss' II ,bo D. c.ds shs Rey
Conrr.s,tioi,l Church, Brooklyn. n r: to ELIZABETH
w NICHOLSON, daughter Of the late Jared Wilson e'q'
Of Canendegts n 1.
FLY-vAN HoRN-At Locsport N. T.. on Tar.day Apri.
Is At n, residence bride father John Van Horn 80
ay the Re-, Wm. Wisuer d D., Ellsworth Ely to M Louisa
EDwARDS-FDwARDs-In Brooiyn on Friday April IL.
!, iae Rev Henry G %Sgtso9try Ogden T. Edwards Of
HEBBARD-NRRCER-In this city on Monday evening,
April Is at ST. stPnsn. Church Iy the Rey D. Price Ma
h4niel Hebbsid to Elizabeth Aefcer botn Of this city
HA2EN-BARNES this city on Tuesday, April II. At the
CynT Ham Nj, clara n Barnes, eldest daughter u
Cller. Paues. eco. ~ this city
MORKIs-HAAMAN-on Tuesday, April H. BY .Le Rev
Wu Nc Alister OF biz residence Ne Wlet street ar
EIijah morrs OF hew-foFk' to bliss Emma Harmon Of
PToOklyn.
hITCHFM-NULHoLLAN Or Thursday April l6. by the
Re'. John tl .. the rsr- hots M O.caI Nit hem AID
Eiss .are huhoilsr. late from Belfast Ireland
RY-MtIRY-In Boston on Sunday, April u Mr. 4 p
nur, Of k.w.Yo. 10 Mis-, Ann Maly of Ro1bury Mass.
Or Tss1;.y r..s .-H9 APP, April ~ %
ism hsektth Of Scotland to Mss b. E!eanor Pyn Of this
city.
poiRIER-Dv vrvIER-ou w-,ln..lay. April IS by tn.
L.ris~ N Du |i,ier ho,h Of this c''y.
PoTTER--TILRsToE-on ruesday. April H. ct Trinity
Yo1TfR II a. +. kis s. FRANCES pAN Of W
N. Tlrston esq, all Of krw-fork
RING-HAND-At Morrissnis Wesehester County. N T. at
tie re.Gencs Of the brides father. By the Rev M smith,
Eugene Rns and Sarah A. daashter u George Hand, esq
sl OF til. above Place.
SMITH HHuTCHIhSOn On Thursday evening April TO- BY the
Rev. Dr. Ae,ns; Mr. Burr't A. smith and Mia Mary T.
Hu:ehils. both Of this city.
ssITH-GARRL1T-A, Johnsonvil.. Ren'.-lser County.
n Monday. April l3 IN the Presbyterian Church. by
the Rev Peter Gordon Dir David Sn.th 10 Aus MsTy
Garrett beth n New York City.
TRAFPORD- INGERsOLL-On Wednesday eyenLaa April
5 BY tire Rev Psr.oE, Hovey Benz Tr.Herd ,nd Cecilia
eees dsashsr CT Roswell T. Iry-rol eco. 0i Of this
city.
WRIGIYY-MAxWHLL-InB Brcokys on wednesday, April
IS BY the Rev w. Dier Mr. EdinuDd Whsiey cf Phls.
d.Pes 20 Hs Grsce K daughter Of The late Mr. Wlisa
Asrwel Of Brookyn
w0ODBOCSE-DAY-In Cssstai N. y, on Thursday. April
ie ~ the r.. Mr. ReAsJ. Chss. w WeedAsuse 80, e
BuTiinston. VI. 70 hiss Emma Dsy ef cstsani-
wARD-hERcE1-Os kssAsy evening ASrn Il, st g ets-
pdeus Church, By the Rev Dr. Phns. NAtbss H. Wed "
E.ssis<A kescss. 18th q W CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

,,s,ed hsn-Scy, 70 enter tse, room Jus. s.sS ,g
k,, they wished 10 make the boy drink. lie reIn'ed
~ drink. They insisted that be should. he stili io
sssS wheroupon they took him by the neck threw MN
or the lor and forced the liquor down ms tnrya a.
Not satisfied with this they shaved about six incnes
q bsir of his head. He looked aiter tne hi.
ssanc Gse.y This may have been fun to 70, t@G ba
i the moment but it was not % TO JonsIIa IN, I
GO Monday before Justice cOs on sPa ocsr Tee
warrant 1t was placed in tho HANDS S a. through the
70, bot eelo'e 'Ss spSs the matter adjusted by
e.ch paying johnson g. He !. guilty Of great
the perpetrators Of this gross wrong 10 DO Drought 10
iustiCe.'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
BROOKL IN ITEMS.

GRADUATES OF TIL NORMAL ScHooL.-The follow
ing Young ladies attached to the Brooklyn Normal
School received their discharge certificates at the last
examination. which will relieve them from further
training. They will receive their diplomas a. soon as
they prepared by the Committee of the Board of
Education:
M II Abbott II l. Abbott. T. Barnes. A Banum. o
Rudwel, Nj r Boyd Brooks. y Brown, II ; Brady. NJ
Boak A Damon Davis. Davis. I'll Daan, Fuller.
Garahsn J. A Hart, 4 Hart. Lee. Porter. a ii
Prince NJ Rogers IL Tcnuy. II Tuthi, A IL Tutki,
Van Tuye S Y VOORHEES,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

WARD School No 3j.-On Thursday morning AMI
afternoon q public review held at Ward School
No 3j loc at.d in Thirteenth street, near Sixth ave-
nue. Fftcenth Ward, Washington NJ. Smith, Princi-
pal largo number of visitors were present, among
whom were the County Superintendent, Col. Stevens,
E1-Ald Delamater, VIM. Jay iIaskett of the SiN-
ieenth Ward Messrs. Goodwin, Hotaling, Oliver and
Crosby, School Officers of the Fifteenth Ward. In
the coursc Of the exercises certificates Were presented
to Me ncritorious scholars, after which the Senior
Class was examined in Algebra and other advanced
studies by the County Superintendent, the Principal,
and the Nice-Principal, Thos. Hunter. Mr.. Randall
then addressed the scholars at length, highly
conplimcn.ing the school upon the result of the
animation. He also spoke in very high terms of the
compositions music and elOcution. This school has
stood prominent among the schools of our city for
yesrs and has sent to the Free Academy 400 pu
ps .incc the establishment of that institution. At
the last semi annual examination of that institution lin
February fosr pupis from this school were admitted
to the ADVANCED class q number which is believed TO
be without precedent, there being but ten from AZ
the schools in the city The attendance has been un-
usually large this year. since the last examination for
admission 10 the Free Academy, when 66 of its best
scholars were admitted into that institutional number
never exceeded since the organization Of the Free
Academy in lS49.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
PsiDAr. April IL. ?. n.

PsIDAT, April IL. ?. n.
The stock market has been irregular to-day. with
considerable activity st tho morning nosio; Az M'
s,c.Ds;ns for c.en.. which improved to io2i Re.d.
-. d.n.od At 50, but after the Board fe Of to III
,-,ors ~ dsfalcstion in the Philsdslphis Once.
tn. e.cts IN regard 10 the dsfaicaiion appear 70
=. sh.t a b to . very small amount that It oc'
.r,rrd some three weeks since, and THAI the
s.~,v hss bsea paid 70 ths conPasy ~ he
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
NEU-JERSEI ITEMS.

THF WAsHIsoToS DISTAsE--ASoTHER EicrIA-
Am l.. johnson. wife Of Robert Johnson Of Newark
died in that city Wednesday the 10th inst. Mrs D.
was visitor at the National Hotel. Washington, about
the Isl Of March, md has been i'll ever since. Her
death doubtless attributable to the strange disease
or poisoning which has swept 70 many to the grave,
and affected the health of many others ct that time
guests at the National Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
fAdyrr.iscnent.
UO, VI SJTrFRERS WITH RHEIN tTI>N
Ho! ~ NIcTINs 70 Co>srNrTio>.

Ho! n NlCTINs 10 tONsrWrTIoN.
Ho! " DYING WITH ScRorrLA!
Listen good advice Don waste your money ignorant
cuacks Don't down 20 the martyrs 20 credty
well disease DO swallow al the horrible concociions OF
pe.ndcr TO science who Only want purse and to get it,
would take your u You b. cured You know you
You confident there il remedy for your h
but find it. 50 therein. The proof before Ilundrsds
thi. city have been easily spdiy, radically and
svely cured by simply using Dr. ASDERsS LGaUID foDNE
pEre IODINE WATER. You call them yoursf Why
be cured also7 Sold at bottle. by ANDFRs Pos
DICK Nos 2dav and 1852 Broadway n RIsG No 1872 and
BARSFs PsRg No. S0t Broadway Mrs HAYS Brook
sud by ailD Drug
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

TOWNSHIP AID CH,RTER E.ScTIoSs.-EliaS Darby
Opposition was elected Mayor of the City of Eliza
beth on Tuesday.
III Railway the Democrats elected their ticket by q
majority of a. over the combined American and Re-
publican candidates.
In Morris County the Democrats have carried the
Town Elections in nine Of the twelve townships. In
Morri-own Peoples Ticket Wa beaten by the
Democrats by q majority Of 100 votes out Of 6O0.
In Trenton, Joseph Wood, Dem, is elected Mayor
over Tucker, Opp, by 3lS majority. Mulford, Dem,
j. elected Marshal by ;si2 majority. Fish, Dem. is
elected Treasurer by 4Sl majority. The Democrats
have elected 10 Aldermen and the Opposition 3. The
next Council viii stand 10 Democrats to Opposition.
The New-Jersey Geological Report show. that the
Atlantic j. steadily and rather rapidly ercroscnns upon 'h-
land its coast At Cape Island the sun hs eaten inward tri
mile since the revolution Along tie bay shor at Gap May
the marsh the rate rod In two One
the b-rche- upon n mentioned having moved inward
hundred yards In the last 'wen'y yesrs.
BOARD OF CASvAssERs-The Jersey CITY Board OF
C.n,asrs met Of the Lyceun oclt yesterday afternoon
orsaized by appointing Aldrrms Tden Chairman. The
frc published a. elected duly declared el-ctrd,xcep,
in. Nser Commissioners mcssrs Pear all and Fink Owing
10 an irforrnsy in the ballot Mc- Msuners and kds
dec eect- One Wa-r Commi. chosen fr lac
fl the other bill svscsncy but the ballots cist i'
M-.srs Pesrss and Fink did specify which Of Il Sc
and Fdsc specific this point and Wss ntco..
~ declare them elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

"Wednesday in the Eastern District 70 pay u or city
officials and improved water meier capable OF
with mathematical the flow Of water through
The for registering the foS of water IL sub
stantialy the thai IN bot the meter ts~
made very different plan One Of the advantages
tia; leakage take place and smother that sup
plants the Of stuHing boxes II 10 th- JOINT nvcnon ~
M,srs j. Burr and Bead who have o9tsincd patents or
In ENGLAND and the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
TAdVe-+is.rrsn.

kEW-I IoRK PHOTOGRAPHED, on grand scale,
by HoLnEss Portable Observation-Disclosures. Statue.
Grsoe Church. and other gres subjects. with JOo citizens
grouping about n. Now selling duplicates, q, the
Gallery, No. 23S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
tAdyertisemept
TJIr INPyRIlI PHOTOGRAPH.

UNIQUE application of the Art'urpassnt N eject of IN
usual snd preseu,Is the combined ADVANTAGE Il rsatns
with the truth Of the Gamers To b procured =:
BE.pY's NJ. SO brosiwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
p.v r.xvor lSass'h'nm-n' n c,yo,,

PAIN CANNOT EXIST when J. r. STAPFoRp's
9.rss IA. 1PRnos sse.n.e ap-. El.s to
tEe pook Nhh increases y. vitality. Sold II 50 c-nis bote
By the STAFFORD OLIVE Tar Cosp..y No l6 Safest e.N
side Of the Battery, and by sll Drussisss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
IAdxcr.isnr,ert l

GOLDEN PIECEs.-They are truly golden pieces
that they announce for performance To-Day at Barnum's
Museum they Of such sterling merit This afternoon,
IAN Gold that G,ters;' ;h evening The Wicse1
Wife" well tho entirely farce An uncomDony
Awkward Postiou"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
lAdx.-ts.cnaert1 !

IiADrsevs ra;tes besutifI r design sni en'
h than enered before. Ca area; Manufacturing
Depot, Ss s7o Broadway ARcHsR, WAkSIg Cs.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
[AdyeTtisement.j
TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY hsve on


hane Of TEAs r Grocers Tes Dealers 3
plisSoaehons Oo!ons and Young Tyson from b.
20 4ec Gsnpow der and Imperial from -S - S-Al oths
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

ARREST FOR GRAND Observation-Disclosures Clark.
Irish woman, about % years Of age, was arrested
yesterday charged with having in connection with
others robbed William Lynch of No. 156 Nassau
street, Brooklyn, of $l20 IS, mostly in gold coin.
The complainant swesrs that on Thursday afternoon
he was standing the Of Catharne and Water
streets, engaged in wrapping up his money in piece
of paper when the accused came along and snatched
$40 gold piece out of his hand and off with it
to house in Water street, kept by man called
Dutch John" He pursued her into the house, and
was Immediately surrounded by the woman and sew
eral ohcrs who asked him to treat. He complied with
their request and was about to leave when they at
tackled him. robbed him and kicked him into the street.
The woman Clark is the only that has as yet been
arrested. She taken before Justice Connolly and
locked up for trial