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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

EXTENSIVE OPENING or b sls{ So.
NE w sP R NG q q o n
4s A. J. AILLHlSEk BkO1H e

NEW sPHiMG r. Is,ia;.e az 9 H.. :.
The subscribsrs are shout opsnins The No. 80
tsnsivs and choicest stock Of new GOODS ,s.. cs-
ever had the good fortune 70 offer To thar ffsrZ
and customers generally. snd fsspectfuy esll ths
attention OF the ladies' to the in psfeulsr n
addition to the usual variety of Goods Lspt - a.,
line, aha have Of the bess stochs in fhs sit
In the following kinds of goods: - -.
Black Silks of al grades A
Fancy, Dress Silks newest stylee $50 sa
siik Robes. some very rieh a
Berase Robes great variety
risin Berages, Tisrpes and Grsnadtnea z
Lawns aud French Isconets
rlain al wool Deistnes and ChalIies s
Plain and Figured Brllisntes
Stellas and Csshmers Shavls r
Bombaziaes, Aipacas and De BseeS vztt,t
1000 pieces Jecooets and Cambries
1900 do Checked Musins
Irish Linens Napkins and Towels
R Table Damask and Table Cleths .5s5 b,
Bonnet Ribbons large stock
1000 6ne French Muslin Collars
2000 fne Cambrie Collars eE
5000 Cambria and swiss Sands
1000 Rich Emb'd Linen Bdkfs
100 dozen Grass Linen do
100 do Hem-stitched do
900 do low-priced Linen Hdkfs
Embroidered Muslin and Tarietsn preses
Nensooks and swisses -
rich lot of Cambric Edangs ~.a <
Parssols, an eudess variety ID
A full assortment of Hosiery, Mits. Lsces, Eds.
ings, &c. .
The principal part of our goods being bon sht ct the
large trade suction ssles in New York, the remain.
der in job lots, extensively for cash. will not ~.
knowledge any competition in the way of low prioes
Az we ask is call from you, before buying, knowing
that everybody, these days, in favor Of buying
where can be bought cheapest.
J. MlLLHISER BRO,
NH ZS-Sw .t t.sl.. 1913 BROAD at.
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II K 81 & r q s..1 %, bhis- AssaMx 0es
II asrsings rsssiyinG anA Ses s,se "a g rrvra
nID WaISKEY. q veTy saperleF ssa-
3 pWyiws DunIop. noNcunEsA 90.
LYUR HlRK 0oeA Coeks yneoe1 -
T. lFoasS, stroas, k9elsnY - sifasss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

BRIGHAM YOUNG ON SaUALLISG BABIES AND
THEIR MOTHERS Brother Brigham, during the
delivery of one of his sermons in the Tabernacle,
in Great Salt Lake City, took the liberty to up.
braid the mothers of small children for brin ging
their progeny into the holy sanctuary, and pitched
into them 10 the following style:
/ will say, in regard to the sisters who bring
children here to make a noise, they have never
yet sufficiently thought, sufficiently consid
cred their own place in this world, nor the place
of Others to know that there is any other person
living on the earth but themselves; and they think,
when they hear people talk, that it is a noise
through dark veil. cannot say much for the
education, based on good feeling, that such per-
sons have. Were to describe it in plain way 1
should say that they are people of no breeding,
that they were never bred but came up; that is
about rs good character as l can afford to give
to any mother that will keep squaiing child in
q meeting have never said to the congregation
look and see who they are, for you may distiu-
gui,h by your ears, without looking, the mothers
that have had good teaching and been brought up
in civilized society
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

/ lhkNs, DRILLS, kc.-.Now landing,
II 100 cases Irish Lirens; Linen shsetng; Bleach.
ed and Grown DriiiinsG Fancy do; Estmsrs Drills;
ducks: Damssks; Table Cloths Napkins; 9oweh;
Diape.s &c DC. com prsing very extensive sssort.
ment of desirable Linen Goods. bought prinoisally
at recent special sales In New York, at extremely
low prices.
| ALSO
5000 dozen Linen Cambria Hand dkerchiefe whfts
which we will sell at lower prices than similar 1000
nasS sp7 s'''''sA 'I Rent. FAME CO..
T7O COUNTRY MKKCHANTs---W We are
row receiving our spring supply OF 4Ciosks,
Watches and Jewsry, Fancy Goods as, &c; u fast,
make mosey. All we ash 10 for you to examine our
Stock, and Judge for yourselves, which will bs sold
TO punctusl ezslomsra on terms TO please.
Charles Hotel. LARUS SHINE
NH 25--1m zls.1es iast sas
a. HkD EYE FOR sALE...Thisd6
I~NSStu Kuished Rssef and Stallion, whose PER.
G> formanees upon the Turf have excited 6sS 81.
worthy his descent from his iiastrious srs the IN
comparable Boston, Will be sold BY his q the
F.i,eld Race Course, the Jockey Club day Of the
sprns Races Of ls51; which taxes pisss me ms
Era rye sin perfect health and vieor. ana hes
shown himsslf sure fost setter and for size power
Z :,
seasons and bis colts are unususliy srse and proms
iss. he vil be slsvsn jean old on the 10th Day q
ny ms,nMs-ons third cash balance IN two vsymsats.
st 90 ds 70 and months Notes with undoubted -.
aorssr. ssd ne sgetiable and payable ~ the Bank q
| Vhsinia, Teqpred for the dsfsrrsd psymesA 1ns
Horss npoa sonpyiss With The above issns NJ ~ e
with him ali the benefits Of hts season, whfeh VII y
st.t.d is Dc vi On the dsX q A. easoUcH %
az tos % the hssss1Iass...u.e.~t,1Hsr ssIas. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

.ssa For RENT--The Dwelling House,
NE over cur store, tnow being psiuted &c J late =
-@eaL ly occupied by Mrs Chamberlain board
ing house has Is rccms. To good tenant rent mod
crate Possession gwen at once Apply to
sp5-dlm* DANDRIDoE & HART
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4ars FOX KENT The Dwe'Ii1g over
80 Store No. 81. msin street. lt is admirably
- adapted for Boording House, or for busin, SIS
purposes, The rooms will be for rent singy, after
the 18Th inst, unless taken altogether prior that
dste Apply on the premises p6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

<ss FOR kENT--And possession given
EsM immediately, desirable frame Residence, sit.
FhA uat, on 8th street, between Grace and Frank
lin in rear of Rev. Mr.. Red's Church formerly oc.
cupied by Mr. Williams, but moro recently by Mr
Miles, containing rooms, kitchen with s rooms
smoke house. hydraat in the yard, and other conve
niencea suitable for gentecl fami =; 10 alton de-
Ersble Apply to l.. u. EaCHO,
6..6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

o. LADD,s LUMBER HOUSE, South
BE side of Basin, FOR RENTING lumner
house the property of the Jas r. & Ka Co.,
!. nearly rebuilt, and will be resdy for tenant by
the ist OF April. The house is large and commodi-
oos; we'll suited for storage house tobacco fac
tory. For terms, apply to the undeBigned
A MfCBAELS,
NH 26-ts Agent for r. w Connectiou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

ArA F0k RENT--.TBe house on Cary
EE street, between I'd and Sd, recently occuoied
~esA by H. A. Pryor, Esq. 1t contains Ii rooms and
bas been recently thoroughly repsired. For terms,
apply to DIBRELL JOHNSON
NH Its Opposite shockoe Warehouse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

MaS FOk hENTrA line large front
RN Room, level with the street. in the United
20 States Hotel. suitable for a Barber, Lawyer
or Doctor, with oil cloth and gas chandelier. Also.
several fne rooms for families just vacated; pa
OF rooms &C nneeted, which win be let to families
with board on reasonable terms.
mn 2i---ts JoEN A JFYER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

Rf FBH REST--The large and cOuye-
- nient Tenement Grace street, now in the
~ occupsncy of Rev. b GilderMeeve. Posses
sion given in q few days. Apply to
Rp6-4t G0OOIN 4 APPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

Syn EORRkhT OR LA = sE--The III use
&s known as FROG LEVEL sb jut "a miles from
Aesa au chester. with or 10 acres of groand APP
ply through Box 228 Richmond P. o. ap g. Ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

Iu BUILDkKs.--zOO,OO feet Dressed
"a FLOORING for sale At S24 per 1000 feet, q
Flaming Mill, Petersburg, Va
mb lS-dlm THOS. SHEDDEH co
EOR RkNT-A Cont and Wood Yard
with large Stable, on 9th street and the Canal,
nesr the Armory
fe 2f--2Ewts JF KEEsEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

5000 dozen Linen Cambria Hsndkerchiefs whit
and boTdered, common TO superb qualities, all 3
hch we will sell lower prices than similar sood
have ever been offered in this mariet
apt KENT, PAINE & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-09

W% FOR X IT.. A small Tenement
~ with acres of ground attached, on the Me-
chanicsviie Turnpike, next tenement to Il J.
snith's. For terms, apply to
NH B-ss C. @. THOMPSON, Our House.
<xs TOHACCU FACTORY FOK HkNT.
5he Tobscoo Factory, now occupied by Mr.. N
Dickinson, on llth street, between Main and
vary, will be for rent next year. Pomsshoa gives
LIT January. Apply 70
BAkKsDALE READ,
os 8--H shockoe Warehouse.
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Anew WDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 10 ROCHESTEh-The ROCHESTER, A.
sEEEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD II open and, in cor
ss..on With the Buffalo, Corning and HewHosk and Nsv
. Rochester,.
mo arecness Of this route together with the superior eep
e afforded BY the vide renders By dedrs
&c between the above nsmedcites.
fches can be procured o. the NewYork Erie RArcs<
Jerssy City ~
Baggage checked throuxn
seshs vii be transported hssvsen NevYosk and Rochss
With dispstehS Any information desired IN regard thereto
an Dc obtained 81 csns The 0ener Freight Aseet Of he
FAN. EIpress Freight Agent, No. lss Bros1vyy.
trains he Buffalo, Corning and Nav York kAruaA q
snaAs. J. l. REbyIELD. Supehassalsal
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Gteamboats ano RAILROADS..

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Lesves Fulton -
hss wharf BY steamer Island Cts, e SOS snd -
s,d l. and $50 D M. the leave Fissbirg IL
sasns hours meeting and excbspnne psssenesn wita
., Hurssrs Pon. Throash In 80 minutes fsre . ceeG
Nh II. SMITH, esosfv@'
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Goal, &r.

GOAL IS per TUN.-The Pennsylvania Coal
~ being unable folly supply the retail demand for
co AL from yards No s West between Morton aud
Leroy sta have the convenience Of families made
deliver for the present superior White Ash Ptts
tor Coal Of ali sizes. screeped for family use, from
Pier foot Of 22d g., North River;
Pier foot Jacksop-st East River;
At PR Of 3D. cash 10 be paid In al cases when Cos
is ordered.
Coal win also be delivered on the from the Co
psry's ysrds
Foot North 18th a., WillAmsbursh;
Pier At Cross Dock near Taylor 4. Wiliamsbufsh;
And Pier foot Of Psci6c-st.. Brooklyl
EDWIN II. MEAD, Secretary
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printins.

DARER a. GODwIE-TRIBOHE BUILD
ID iEesExtsnrvs Steam Boob and zoo Yrintas Lssease
,tpusurpsssed by sny the Unicn Tor the and prcnp
,secutson Of EyERY VARIETY Of PRINTING, fIon q.
s.er Csd or Label 20 the Largest BD sooks a. the
Loves. c.sb Prces Also. Hitossphy, knSrsvns Escxs
:yptns Bsn3ins, and Blsnk Stationary
49, BAKER GOODWIN Ydbune Buiidsnss
Holm A. GRAY, No. 375 BROADWAY, and
" Nos ia and 10 JACOB ST., can COMPOSE sTEREO-
TYPE PRINT RULE and BIND anything required 1t the
SHORTEST NOTICE, and In the very BEST STYLE hb
i.-iires are the MOST EXTENSIVE In the city.
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OFFICE OF TIVE MrcMG ASicExrxAL RAILROAD Co.,3
Bosros, Oct 1, 1857. }
OEAIED PROPOSALS will ha received at this

10 IN
OFFICE OF rHf McHSAF0tRs n,ros n or IsS
1-.,,1> DDoD2c.rc III 80 -. ~.
SEALED PROfOSALS VIII DO received al shis
~ office 10 the 10th Of November ct for loan OF
e3o00o. payable a: follows; . a., .,...
10 Ten per cent on November H. winch nrt ne
Company will retain without Issuing sonds theeior un
the sst nstallment 10 paid
Is Fifteen per cent January |, 1883
% Twenty-Five per cent March l. 1883.
Is TWENTY-FIVE per cent May |, 1883
Is Twenty dve per cent July 1888
Fo~ which In. Conuany will eight Der Convert
100 e Bonds With semi annual Coupons October
nd having to run.
In order 10 The holders small Of
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,6ousrs ann farms muntsG.

WANTED-A small FARM near New-York or
w Albany IL FXCHANGE for large (f50 seres)
Cleveland Ohio Any ssonable time will be given for the
difference in price The Ohio farm is rich soil has superior
and ample bdiDgs orchards and desirable neigh
bothood. For particulars address j. w. w. Box No. 49,
Brooklyn, l. |.
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Btatsonerp ano fdnfp GOODS.

r A. II. HASBROUCK, Ststioners' Hal, Nos
~ ia Asp 11s PEAsL-sr, FswYort, IMPORTER and
AANUFACTURER esers s vale, a, low cash p,oe. .veD
ssey Of Account Books Paper Fancy and Staple Stationery
Writing Psp-r Notes Draft. Money and shigptns Receipt.
tnks,ands Memorandum and Time Books, Pens Pencil,
xates Pm niyes Chess and Bosds no. and
u Articles usually kept by the trade JOB PRINTING .nS
L1THOGRAPAY executed at low rses caro- SiISaa 81
CALL
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r. Col TON Auctioneer
VERY LARGE and IMPORTANr SALE Of

FURNITJ RE Of every Kind and descrtpton. toeeshx
with 60 or &c Mirrors DC Cottage Bedsts ada l5o Chs &sai
Of ylyet and b. Parlor Furniture second band Fr
fron, 18th ct spd Brooklyn AL of which VII BE- sold thu
DAY FIidsy) Nov s. at No. 70 Beekman st. iet Sdsck
NJ BThis sale will prove advantageous TO sl 10 val
there can be postponensnt There asotae entire g
Of a gentleman leaving the city -L.
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DRUSHES. Of every description, at the Brush
DTsetory No Sc P.sd.t Frsnilin-squue All articles
the lowest fseso<y psic~s Psiut eushes Of v-y
pssior quality constantly on hsnd JOHN A. norrEL
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NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby gyss notice
he Ia. been spponsd Receiver Of the prP-y aud
sH. ct. the kEwY0RR BRICK COMPANY Of the City OF
kev BY the Hon Judge Peabody Of the Justices o.
The supreme Court All perons indebted such Compasy are
hereby rquifed b. render Of s debts sad sums on
Owns ~ then respetivy bin sui Receiver ana
psy tb- arr within 81 days from 2h day q o. ,o-r
1851 s the ofce t.d Receive Ms s5 and 49, East I'd S.
Ia the City Of NevY0iE
AL p-rsp holding open sub,ns Of such Coc
psny required 20 the said Recevr IN writ
ing End in detsl by sud Cay and E. said plsce
al ptson, having n their property or erces
Of ssid Company required cever the 10 said ne
ceivsr ty To. day aud month Aforesaid
And ali creditors of said required 70 dever ns
respective accounts demands si Receiver By the twelfth
DAY Of December rert
DAVID T. MEEEER Receiver.
PIEEsos, HYDE jerks Attorneys for Receiver.
DENNSYLVANIA COLLECTIONS.-We are
l. mailing collections sl points in PennsyiVrni' OF
BAEKABLY and MATURING PAPER, and can remit
promptly New York for the 81 the lowest rates
Particular attention pLid the arrangement Of claims past
due.
We refer 70 Philadelphia m.rnhsn.s generally
DAVIS B1DHER
No q South srd at. Philsdelphia
WESTERN COLLECTIONS VINCENT T.
w SCOTT, Banker. Detroit Mich. vii eoLLEC 70 tue
city and throughout the Stss and rem carsnt
RATES Refers 70 STRACHANk SCOTT, N l., Ep nohSi'
eON, N Y
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Gopartnersbip Notices.
fanh Uarranis.

7 AND WARRANTS WANT Dby
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANkEkS
No 70 WALL-ST, NEW-YOsK.
We W supply osdsrs prcnply wsraats dvsys on ta<S
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UCTIoN NOTICE. Homo ..la


A CCTf0N NOTICE. House ssh of -
.rxs ..lenSie WRsirv.E add costly yssELI,sj
liz sueticn On THIS DAY tFtSu) No, =, ~, 3ln
eLtire oonfetts of the r dsneo ", aty West s5i -
embracing great variety Of Srt el.ss go. ~ ~
Basement ar walnut fs'en.ion Table B1fe, and c,si.
match, toctbsr with tine assortment of yh Tan. vo
Kitchen Uepsils &c Aso, the Prosiso ON. ana ss -
Catalogues esn Be bad th. dsy II No 20 srosa.y mr. =
Mus.um. In the Ps-lofs rics velvet C.ro.t. -
wccd suite. IL iieh btesse. corner aas vail E,.s.s c.
Oil Paintings. Pier aud Svsl Glasses 1oe,sv Sses>
Piano Ia the Chambers hne ros.so "A 80 seee
B.ds,esds Buresus NsshstspJs Sof.s Cso,h.x tesen1
cured hair Ms,ne,'s, s'n =, and s,sdns tosS;S -
infinite variety OF e,hr slces too nanervus 10 ns,s;
UCTION NOTICE. -HOUSFHOT-D FT,o
n NITuRE CARPETS. STOVES A. rOH-
SAMUEL osGOOD Co, Asesiore.r,
WI sell AZ their Galesroom No 81 Nssssnst tn uoy,~
a. LEI oelooh the entire Fsrnisrr. Il fsro,. -
the city comprising the sn.e fnTs.a,e Of ssss -
house consisting of Psor Dining Rcoa, Bedroom ga K<S
Furniture, Carpets, &c.
ALSO
Several fine French Plate Mirrors, Oil Paintings. one sovs
Pisnofore. &c.
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AVE TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT

GAVE TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
YOUR BOOK-BIEDING,
And ensble Us to keep our worn people employed
T. WALKER& SONS offer 20 bind o. their old es.ahlish
nent No ia Fulton st every description OF Pau Al Orns
mental JOB BINDING ct Is per cent OF their regular prees
daring the present year. : - -
SUPERIOR FLEXIBLE-BACK BINDINGS FOR MU3IC
NJ BBookbinders supplied with Msrbed Paper. and Book
Nbng done In the beat stye Is cent below regular
prices.
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90 farmers ann Others.

CULTTVATORS of choice and reliable FRUIT
~ and ORNAMENTAL TREES. SHRUBS, &c, wishing 20
be supplied from the celebst.d Mount Hope Nurseries" Of
ELLHANGER 4 BARRY, Rochester. N. Y covering 40
acres please send in orders without delay TO the Agency at
Agricultural Depot No 100 Muusyst, New York where css
loeues can be obtained upon application: . -
rJNREES and PLANTS.-B NJ WATSON, Old
Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Msss. IL hours from New
yok CITY will sepd Descriptive Priced CATALOGUE
ofTREES and PLANTS, for Fall Planting 10 any address
Carriage OF all packages paid TO New York or Boston
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CUPERB CABINET FURNIrURE-bei -
- entire Stock Of Messra ALEX. RoUx Co M. ~
Broadway which will be sold at auction on account Of reasv
pp stairs -
HENRY II. LEEDS Co. will sell IS shove on wEDNES
DAY, II n, and THURSDAY. ihh November At lo sc.sh
day the largest and most elegant sock befo o
70 the public they will inspection prsins ar
assortment q Paor Suites richly carved and covered 10
eamsst brocsdo &c richly carved Oak Walnut and yi>sE
bois Furniture OF various binds also elegant and extvs
assortment Of Bubl Msreuetere aud Ebony rurnare vs
ee Of other fashionable frstcs sicics TheS
can be examined ct any tire previous 20 the Sale
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ByA- NJ Mkswrs. Anctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-TsAs1S,,.
Id Rooms No IS Park row.

WM. IRVING, Aucfi0ater.
DERFMPTORY SALE Of ELEGANT FURS-
il IRVING & WATKINS win sell 1t auction, on PRIDay
Nov at II o'clock at their Saesrosro No Pnet " 90
Of the Assignee, without reserve, large and valuable sSs
Ladies and Gsntlemens FURS removed from Brosi~syf
snovenisnee Of ,se-con,istns q Mink Ms3tllas 0sc,ls
Nuf. az Cuffs Hudson Bay Sable do do, CAneAl rssS
NsTl4p Stone Gsrten Siberian Squirrel do do 0ts c.
Ia- Gloves and Coats Welt Angola aud Genete Robes vss
Mufs C. and large assortment OF Chidrens Fur H.,
,oods have been but recently msausctursd Purchaser -
buy them with the greatest confidence. and every s ~
be warranted represented The goods will be ready &c
section on Thursday and Friday previous 10 s s -
auction rooms Catalogues 1hursdsy. Tae lsdes are -
ticulsry invited 20 call ar exsine IN. collection.
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JTstrnctipr.

A Ionic FLACK, A. NJ, Principal of HUD-
"A SON RIVER INSTITUTE at CLAVERACK. N Y,
pupils received November 81 gives Board and Tuition for
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PAVEN, BACON Il Co. Successors tn Baco
III L Rsyen), PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS
Wsreroom No 1856 Grsndst., Broadway; where FL
our OWE manufacture, warranted in every respect
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Chances for Busir,rss HLen.

COUNTRY FARMS in EXCHANGE for CITY
~ BUSNESS-The advertiser has several valuable Farms,
situated Western New with good aud desirable
surroundings part of which be will exchange 70, well eab
,hed buLes In this city, stock OF goods MAY be seea
for few days at No. 20l Broadway Inquire for WOOD
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SITUATION WANTED-By young Man who
- writes good hand and willing TO make himself e1qe
take charge Of dg1sc Un
excsptoraSis Address NJ p, New York
Post. Office.
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DARNUM's MUsEUM.-Thc new Ora matte

ID SEASON, an entirely NEW COMPANY. Crest success
OF the Drama. FRIDAY EVENING, Nov at q o'clock,
play founded the of Linda d.
Cbsa. Dunk !" MOTHERS PRAYER; Or, TIE ROSE OF
PENsiTH. Wondering DaVy, Watkins Alne. Me- % no
ard hFTERNOoNo At 0olo,k TIE WIDOWS VIC
TIM aud THE HAPPY MAN Tee beautiful AOU AhtA the
HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SERPENrS, &c all to Do seen
Aemisson 25 cents; Children under 10. IL cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1857

TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.--Circ
With TRINA references &c coo b. obts a. T. Good
.uoueb. Boakore NJ ~ Nassau stairs Sss fofs-
OF BY addressing A NEWMAN. A. NJ. Principal
THE Misses R0HR respectfully inform their
hbrd. and the patlic that their 30 aRoi NO aid DAY
school, No 81 IVES: $50 ct, reopene ntay, sept H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

MIR BINGHAMs SCHUUL (Bl6e House,
,sp Classical Gymnasium, in session from Sept 70
Jul, The number will be, e. heretofore strictly ni.ei TO
twe " xouns men Provision Is also made for nun
h.r RI Tsli,r Rows In Junior Clsss. Special attention
sy,u 10 the fitting candidates for Harvard aud Yale Cokese
Fcrrb and Cefnsn taught BY native teachers ST. g.
invite. exAminstion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-06

TINHE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALtIERY-
Il Open day and evenne-PoWERss GREEK SLAVE
and hundred mssnihces Paintings NO 5s bosdwsy
AJuisson q eta
TIVE LAST OPPORTUNlTY.-NOW or
Il NEVER THE GREAT FAIR at the CRYSTAL
PALACE CLOSES THIS EVENING.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-02-21

4. RAT SroRy.-Rey. Walter Conton, in
,fsdiary of a voyage to California in a man
bewar, entitled "Dick aud Port" relates the
following rat story
4 have always felt some regard for a raj
kince my cruise in the Constellation. We
We're fitting for sea at Norfolk, and taking III
water and provisions: A plank was rfst:gy
bn the sill Of one Of the ports whicu-cummu-
heated with the wharf. On a bright moon.
light evening, we discovered two rats on the
blank coming iuto the ship. The foremost
Was leading the other by u staw, one end d
which each held in lis mouth. We managed
10 capture them both, and found to our sur
hfise that the one led by the other was -
|uetly blind. His faithful friend was trying To
let linn. on board, where he would have com
Portable quarters during a three years cruise
kYe felt no disposition to kill either, and landed
ihsemn both on the wharf. How many there
Ire in the world, 10 whom the fidelity of that
Tut reudeth u lesson! e y gg."