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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-17
rg,g- On. A. E. PKrlcoLAs' Office, Rich

ES28' l'R A l. PETicoLAS once, hlch-
MON. II.ise corner nf Governor and Ross streets
f..-. ..u., taritsn House. on 18Th between BroS'l
r.t Nar,Hs.l streets
5a- raj rrn'u un the hTst noor over Doggeit
,-..ret,, =. timerly occupipd 10y Or +, tor rent -
= .,.-.lan = va immediately. 1t is the most cont
r,.hla l0dEinG room ia thr city.
%. fE-.-.Hf.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE. ON THE BROOKE
PLANK ROAD, IN HENRICO C0U.<TY, AND ON
nkoOkE AVENUE IN THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND-As Commissioner appointed by - decree of
the Circuit Court Of Richmond pronounced On the
Bath january, lS5S in the Of mitchell and wife
against Priddy. &C." shall proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on TUESD ~, the sd
day Of February, 1855, at IL O'Clock A NJ il fair if
not the next fair day the tract of land in the coun-
ty Of Itnri5o of which James O'Bren died seized
situated on the Brooke Plank roai. about 6ia miles
north Of cllmnd containing about itn acres more
less together with all houses ana buildings there
on. 1t Will be divided into parts. ccorlng 10 a
platand survey, to be exhibited the hour Of sale
And o" the same day, on the premises at O'Clock,
T. III, if fair if not, the next fair day the Real r.
tate III the city OF Richmond at the corner of Brooke
Avenue Will! Duval street. fronting on Brooke Ave-
ME ~ feet and having thereon good Brick Tene-
ment This property will be divided into three par
cells according Ia plat and survey, t. be also
hihited at the hour of sale.
TERMs,-One fourth cash: balance at 6, and j.
months. tor bonds bearing interest. with good socu
ry, and title retained till the nrthar order of the
Court. The taxes for 1858, IL he paid by the pur-
chasers. W. GODDIh, Gom'r.
tp 3-9taWpW fHtd
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BY Z. B. Cook 4 Co.

BY E. B. Cook & Co.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE
Il SLAVES AT AUCTI0N.-On TUESDAY, the
I'D day OF February next. at 10 O'Clock shall ex-
pose to sale at public auction In the city of Rich
mond, at the store of Messrs. l.. B. Cook 4 Co, No
T. Main street, sundry Slaves. under decree OF tbs
circuit Court OF Spotsy lvana county in the of
Warning vs. Wexford Among them Is q man cook;
Also, house servant, two Women, Girl, valuable
These servants are accustomed TO house work and
can be recommended.
Teims cash. CHARLES c. WEILFORD
Trustee.
SAFE conducted by Il, II. Cook A Co. ia
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Rv Tbouao " E.a.ao a,.,;c

BY Thomas w. Keesec. Auctioneer,
(0fiice Corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
AZ CORDS SEASONED OAK WOOD
~ FOR SALE AT AuCTIoN.-wiIl be .oIs ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, February nth, COM
mencing at u o'clock. on the wharf at Rockets,
about FIT five coris Of Seasoned Oak Wood In its
TO suit purchasers THOMAS w. KkEsEE
fe I6 Arrsioc..-
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SPRING OptNING-MADAME

| lksSr BON has inst received large aLd Jlcndid
~ assortment of SPRING BONNIE TS Also,
HEAD DRESSES. BERTHAS, &C, &c, entirely
new style aud is prepared to sh NV them 10 the
lad. Richmond, and those visiting the city, for
whom she has made this early preparation and
moSt RESPECTFULLY invites them to call.
fe EA-I2*
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CTRAW GOODS, BLEACHED AND
~ PRESSED. We have engaged the services OF n
first rate Bleacher and Presser of Straw Goods, and
hayinp procured now blocks and the requisite ma
rhinery, are prepared TO Bleach and Press
Straw Buunets aud Hats Of every description.
Ii shal hs Our aim to have this style of work don"
in the most superior mannrr and shall spare no ne
reasary expense tn accomplish the same. The party
" hom we have engaged, has worked in the largert
Straw houses in hew York and Philadelphia, ard we
think can give entire satisfaction.
DENNIS 4 BRO, Overs,
Franklin street opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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fry For SAFE.

81 Ibis nice AlhrmaUle OATS
% ia-~ Country MEAL
SMALL. UOMTNN.
...--, PENTuN a ARCHER, Cary 81.
Es5y" LEsoY 4. CREXsHAw,
REA<i-REE AND IRBTTR TOR.
,.-. . corner .t;a and Bank streets.
f..in.F RtrhmOJ,d, IuginiH.
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AUCTION SALES.
? Z. = : - ; - -.
FUTURE Dig
'~--~s ~ ~-~-s
BY Dunlop, Mono IRE & Co.

BY Dunlop, Mono IRE & Co.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR. MOLAs-
SEs, COFFEE. &c, AT AUCTION On WIN
NEsDAf the 9th inst. commencing at N o'einrk
we viii sell, at our wharf and warehonsa Rneketts
PAS. with ''''' ~ aAa
80 hhds SUGAR, ranging from fair 70 choice
quality $50 " s"0'Ne
40 bbs prime quality NOLAssEs
ALSO,
go bags Rio COFFEE, fair to prime quality
li0 boxes SOAP
100 boxes Hydraulic and Chemical sprrmCAN
la0 reams Wrapping PAPER
Terms Under siIo, cash: over 500 four months
credit for approved negotiable paper
E4~Sale without regard 10 weather
feE DUNLOP, MONCURE& co. Aucts.
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From H. Imp H0hncSS, the Prince Jerome NAPOLEON
Mr. SChlOsscr's ma estrait des cors arce beauCouI
dadrosse ct saus la muiadre douiuer
JEROME NAPOLEON.
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From Dr. s II LHadis. Physician IN the city Fdfrg
Cure institute ri Int'dGsiJ}hiu.
DR. Schlosser has extracted, without pain or sore
pess, eight very Painful coins in few minutes.
go To Mr. Schlossrr and have themselves relieved OF
these toe tormentors. Lands, NJ d.
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\ LUXURIOUS GROWTH OF HAIR.
No.. ron AMI Glossy Hair can be obtained by the
si Pel!ieti er Golden Fluid. Price 81 cts For
eD5 GEO D0WDEN, Druggist,
~ " III Rrfah street
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Ernn PIft,ca Rntler T.

From Pierce Butler, Esq.
DR. SChlOsser has extracted a number OF Corns from
my feet with great skill ana without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
philadrlnh Nov q 1917
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
<ESTEE. AND BoSTON.-The A No. Steam
as,x,,Lss9,hssS ship CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt
GRES3Ssss7@ssSI MITCHELL, is how ready to receive
fright. and will leave on WEDNESDAY, Febrr-
AIRY i1th, ut O'Clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo.
dations, apply to IL. Is. FUTILE, Agent
te l5-3t KnCketts.
n. b Freight through to Boston by steamer at
mod rate rates, with dispatch; leaving Richmond as
above, ard arriving in Boston tn" following Mon
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IXT0kK on THE PROPHECIES C

{NOkK On THE PKUFIIECIES.- e.
w A. DELAN0 Of Petersburg, Virginia, is now
in this city and going the rounds OF nDr citizens 10
Obtain subscriptions to new work on the Prophe-
rIa. entitled 1.-THE MAN CHILD BORN OF THE
Iishers Messrs inpincott Co. of Philadelphia.
No one should be without this truly valuable work
which will be- delivered by the canvasser IN March
da,iyery fe lG-3t*
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a. OLD KENT UCkI In THE
d1IFIELD.-CoL WARE has Just arrived with
a fine Tot of MULES and will -ell to suit the times.
Also some fine NORTHERN HORSES. we'll broke
to single and double harness Persons in want of
good stock would do well to call and them at the
Frau Kiln Stables Il BLANKINSHIP,
f.IG-ts prOnriptOr
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TyLJDE ISLAND GUANO.-Wc are now

L'LIUb IOLAND uUnNN.-' "10 ITO "
H receiving cargo Of this valuable Fertilizer.
is brought from an island IN the fncihc ana N ,'
only (iuapo vet discovered which compares tGvora
bly with Peruvian Guano. IL contains "a per cent.
Of ANN mia and sthrr valuable fertliIzing proper
ties Its value as fertilizer, ia believed by ape
chemi,ts 60 be ont little inferior to the peruvian on-
! sno, while il II offered at greatly reduced rates
The analysis can be seen at our Office. Farmers
and leaders arc invited to call and examine for them
selves Ell sKINKER co,
fsl2 Cary street.
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Ep- The following Testimonials are similar TO the
/ thousands in the Doctors possession:
From II " the King IF RiroriG
Mr. SChloss-r has operated on II. MaIesty's feet
with great skill, and without the least pain Certi-
fled by ii MaJesty's command. BIN. FULLER.
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T EVILS l.. SMi1H,
II BOOKSELLER AND NEWS DEALER,
all kinds OF Insu-

l. rance O.ife Fire and Marinel upon reasonable
and satisfactory terms, apply ut the General lnsu-
Agency, Pearl street. next door TO the ONCE
of ID kachO.
SLAVES insured Tor month, one pear, or FIRE
years. to live IA a. ost If The Ndte.
Premiums moderate.
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son.

flYOUNG AND WELL BROKE MULES
~ AT AUCPi0N.-WHI be sold on Council
Chamber Hill. on TUESDAY, the sd OF February,
commencing at u O'Clock AN, 20 Mules, 10 wa IONS
ana HARNESS.. The mules are young, well broke, OF
Sood SIZE aud in fine order. Persons in want Of
mules and wagons would no doubt find it to their
interest to attend this sale.
TERMS: Sums Of $50 and under cash over that
amount months credit. for approved notes with
Interest. JAS. NJ. TAYLORS SON
IL ~ Auctioneers.
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Superior Coust-spccisi Term.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
pscIsIoN Az TO TERM FEEs.


JrIy 23.-Enoch Osborne NJ. James NJ Bgt This
was an acton brought upon promssory note aad undor
the order Of his Court railroad calendar made 10
April last, consisting Of short oausss such might
tried within an hour This csuse being short ons w1
taken from the general and put upon the April railroad
calendar and, upon being reschsi, was the plautis
msorune but perhaps not his fault that he could not
ake "a inquest consequences OF the alleged loss or alb
serce Of the In suit The Court then ordered the
cause back W general trial calendar, where u re
NAMED until the June term, when was
and disposed Of Upon the adjustment OF the costs the
plaut claimed, unoer the act o. April II, 1s5s--sn5
which took effect May 7, 1s5shve term fees although
under the law, AZ II existed II the time Il ~as
hrs, reached, fAprii) only three we're ssx,be
The clerk allowed The FIVE term fees snd the de'endsn
sppesled from the TAXATION Under the order Of tnts
Oour for Masking special railroad ca'eDdar the cause
reached and postponed and toeSorder p,si)oo
ing having JAILED The costs vf that term 70 the
plaintiff IN the event of his recovery, they cannot be
taxed ~ bis favor regularly nnd necessarily or
he O. endar al The following May torn, and nS toeo
rescued the coss of that term ars rf0pery allowed
TIE detsndsut covid have maze then uaaecssssv bg
couseprng ~ go in1es but not obliged % consent
ere would ne M doubt o the plaintiffs rent 20
them TIE cause hst no, been tbs AUr spessl csea
csr thiuk thai tact does not affect TIE olsa'id rsl
% recover Term Gee Cor TIE NAY term rer d5usrs
be dercet from lle b ss ad11tsi ~ ths re-x Jra3e
lpr9 term % Other respects, e,taxs,Jn an 'msf
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1853.
Onelal Rates u Exchange for the Currency
OF the United Ststes.

OA.~~~~~ ~~A~.~oss4S
OF the United seates.
The following table shows the equivalents of TO-
reign coins in United States currency gold valuation,
prepared at the Philadelphia Mint at the request Of
the Comptroller of the Treasury in November, 1857.
This standard is adopted by order Of Secretary
Cobb in settling the accounts Of Ministers, Consus
and other agents Of The United States serving abroad
Notwithstanding any acts of Congress previously
passed with reference to the valuation of foreign
coins, which may be enormously deemed to conflict
with 1t. The reason for the adoption Of this stand
ard in the Treasury Department was that by the
former practice OF adjusting United States Ministers
and other accounts, where losses by exchange were
claimed according TO the silver standard of foreign
COINS in which the proceeds OF drafts received
a considerable amount of labor and sometimes Of
loss was occasioned. OF course this standard will
affect commercial relations slightly If at ALL
all transactions of this kind are based on the value
OF bullion The following is the table--it is pre-
pared from careful assay of the respective coins-
TABLE Win THEIR EQUIVALENTS UNITED
STATS CURNENCY, GOLD VALUATION PRsPaRED THs RB-
QUEST COMPTROLLER TRxAscRy, NOVEMBER,
1901.
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Kinss County Csart--In Chambers.
Before Hon. D. Morris, County Judge

y, ~ ,,ou.- - a. r--J;.,,.o., - ~ -, :. u..L,
' e' ''e "H'''os''" "e '"yV D'"N'y'
fcr the dpposnmsM o. Commissioners KINDER an act entitled
'.An act % supply the ety of Proolys NTH lc1c- The
s,ors,s ~ .,s p.oostx w,.r Ut. ,.c ma.
~ w 80 , -e VOC
Tor section or land ADJOINING the RdgeSood reservoir,
upon which to construct portion of their works. made
an near N nprchav. !. from, ,na aa,ars on,
S 1850 ~
eonssoners not being abe to agree upon the price,
commissioners 10 sssess the value of the land were ADJ
~, "a, =, ,,,,..,,.v ~ 4, -, IT,. $500.
- - 80
es nA'hg performed tne ouy assigned them ana ready
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n. B.-Four OF the above, being moneys o. socouns
only ated by their legal relation TO coius
JAMES ROSS SNOHDEN, Director OF the Mint
MINT UNITED Stairs, Philadelphia, Nov. IL, 1857
1he SEXUAL currency OF both these countries god
and computations Of made in reference that
medium. Like the United States they have the double
standard but silver only ccustes for small change aud
us value cannot be regarded in computing pecuuisy
nhir
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BRisroL BILL-The Bellows Falls Vermont)
Tucs sayE:-We learn hat wrburton, (the notorious
Bristol BILL for eigtt ten years IN tho Vermont
State pvson In feeble health, and that his oug and
close confinement has completely subdued hs rebeous
spirit and that the eminent prison physician Professor
Phelps expresses the opinion that he cannot probably
live " out his OF sentence Some efforts have
been made 70 have him pardoncd, but heard
with what effect.
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The American Settlement ,n the Caribbean


OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, July 4, 1883
Hso IF ne Coisay a, Nr1ua-lr-irai If te Sssisrs--
Btsiiss ne Sasi aad S,rsps--BHsidiag Dcsainos AID
SAooi'-S-rdiag Ds,pIicAss % wasaingtJa.
sOrne q Uncla sans wandering tribes Of nephews have
turned NJ C.rbbesa Sea aad are sboa % call on
hE Tor Projection assistance. The sand OF Nevasss
situated about sixty niles from usyu 10 Ia, 1s deg "a
mp. ~, IOpsi.ude 70 deg W, was discovered about
year ago 10 contain large deposit Of gusoo It Was en-.
TREY uninhaoed, and though generally supposed 70 bs
Of the possessions Of a. Domingo bad been used
N wy beng merely barren rock, and nscccss,bs
The surf ran dspgerousiy hirh.
party Of Anerosns, however, discovered that COZ.
siderable amount Of gusno had Ddsod on s surface.
rssy isuded, tooK possession, raced a Gag stId,
bcsied The American flag, sud Procsedef 70 dig out
shoots W transport The rusoo from the ROCKS
70 Ne strs lying deep water and hal srcsdy sent %
:. We statos several valuable csrroes Bat ms d,nsy
usoghi he had the best right " the products Of the
siAna ard despisDg The rights Of discovery 90 toe 2li
Tbey anted her men, o. zed all fhs working mule
nens des,royed the shoots, and believe csrred OF
500 pos,s ps.ogng 70 'se settlers leaving them hslp
Nevsssa les viihia few miles q The track n The Cali
forpa steamer the ISLANDERS sgnsied the star Of tie
West on her lsst Trip and boat having been cent OF 70
them, hey delivered sealed package 70 Mr. Prinde tbs
nate iOd story Of their wrougs sad st.t ,ast dc
aoure were an appeal 70 tbo sovernmsrt 81 vs"hag
sn for as and prOteciicn.
Tue pspers we're addressed W cap,ain Co,oer OF
Balruore, who e probi5y TIE f0uater OF Vls e1tsr.
pttsing colony The poor fell0Ss, When offered provl
said they had enough Tor the prsssut aai uocs
p~i8@uuy await The result u tbeir remousrance B,,h
sas pomirgo and Hsyu Nsvasss " ther pro.
perty but tank would take Phlaieipnls lawyer N
alscover what right is vested 10 the new Colony
Nrw ORLEANS BRANCH MrSr-Statement Of de
Aepsmiu and cyipsse al the New Orleans Branch Mia
euriDg tho month Of June, ISIS
Csid d,ros,is- - -
tAic "a ~
onef fcS. so 10
ntsi ........................ .s2l ,s2i 81
sauF dryosis--
p'vrf foorl caiHorr q gold. ........ slte Is
"'nsr sver ......... ...........s W. 'ioi - 49, -
wa aeg~s ......,... ........ss..s..s.'aSsiA 40
NV r.inacs-
Hsf dclArs Sc GO pieces ,...."..,...sgoO,0o 90
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WINES, LIaUorts, sc.

yYtId.s 0ELKBRArsO BLACKBERRY BRANDY ~
III prepared the pure ju,s ~ the berry and for med
cal urposos n superior sny cher IN while ~ rich
sesse dawor cannot fail n please the most fsfous Dsuo
80 street, y, Y For sale BY druggirs aud liquor
dealers generally.
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The deferred payments 70 carry interest dsss
and secession aud title to with Mr. Washington
TIL rs1 In full with the provso OF obisnlny possession a.
any time by thirty days notice, when the ass1cston IL
prepared and does pay The entire smount ~ purchase
money The SIS, 900 hss been paid 10 Mr. Washington,
and the In the treasury Of the association oon
ubu,ed by privsfs persons and public bodies and gath
cred from the lectures OF Mr. Everett are sufficient 10
the January payment but the necessary 10
meet the interest tie notes and the three subsequent,
payments yet 70 be raised.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.

last COLT FOR sALR-A STYLISH AND HAND
dark brown " Lawrence colt, viii he years old
In Ausust about rs Rands high warranted in rsspcr
and will show $50 70 wagon e. has never been IN the
hsnde OF Jockey trainer The will sell him
much his yslue he has time 70 him address
A. Lawrence Herald Once
U,oR ssLE-TwO LIGHT WAGONS Each TWO SEAT.
TOP entirely be 10l6 broadway. Inquire OF A. r.
CANAAN, Loss Brosdwsy.
VTORsg wAHTED-BLACK OR GRAY, BLACK PRS
IL ferred; be heen hands three inches 70 sixteen
hands high sh driver long tall not od
ust rot mile IN three mnutes 70 the pole Apply 70 Bre
WORT oue stables No Ia Clinton place, Eighth street first
stable from sixth avenue.
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ASn REWARD Lost, ON TUESDAY, nth INST.
D'nO the lolss or the Flushing Railroad, q
Ssmopd MIN single set IN silver. The finder win
csve he above reward by returning me 70 T. Rter
100 Nassau street.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

A LARGE NuMBaR or GIRLS WANTED IMMEDfArE
~ ly-0ood situations the highest paid, both
city country for FIRST class families hso
Professionals wanted charge until situations procured
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
A FAMILY NAMED TERRY. FROM HAVANA PsB
"a steamer lesNe 70 cnsre.ton, on The $50 inst now snip
John Jones 10, Adams street Brooklyn VIII hear Of some
ihing 70 their advantage
A FINE HEALTHY MALE CHIr.D SIX MONTHS OLD,
p o. % m. FOR s ons week ~ ''1
n B.F.srHANKs TO BRoOKLSS CORRESPONDENT
~. on JOY z5
INFORMATION wAwrED-ov THE wHEsE.Bours
a & & s ss g0 70, S On s sgos he A
5 Ii 1of @ d q. s'N ors'n' "
IMPORTATION wANrED-or JOHANN HERxAN
born snT " S ycrds
ss s.ed 70 rrsncs Evsr. Wesenior' IS sooseve 81 Ne.
M deceased brosssr properly ses orleans 81 Lon. and
clronDsn pspers plesse copy.
REFORMATION wANrED-oF ANN oBRIEN, AeED
s Yo sa On s ne
q hat Hpri since Us. time .he h.. %, been heard from
mother. Catherine Brien, at No IS Fearl street
BILLIARDS.
billiard TABLES or IMPROVED STYLE, AND
eonbinrs ali the sd,ssssss Phelsps latest ps,sns so
'Gs ssas Sr scs b lc ss prices suit the
ocosEos ooLr-nsDER. msoufac:nres
psyIAN's BILLIARD TABLES AID covsrwArror
hs,eps are can onea sssns he Illegal sss -os., S
aons made OF cheap msterias, with which the
eoo5ed. ktCfitEL PffeLAF, Inventor, 7% Brosl y ~
O'COwrOH COtLBr DER. Manufacturer 81 Ann ,,,eet
SPORTING.
CPORTiNG -vRArCrs BUTLER, 20 FULTON sTRUyr
y has Al the cbcce breeds 81 dogs Tor sale and s'o
ufabe sud fea crterrinatov cents per
bottle. Butler wort the dos. ~.
gKITTLE MITCH-AT wARD's on FRIDAY EEXs,
= " o'cocs ne Greenwood cars az, you do IN a.
firhtsenh Fireet yoRNrus within few mnnes' ~
De hoel Ward b0Fs great deal about hs socs Of ale
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INSURANCE..

CAvEguARp FIRE ASSURANCES CouPANy-CAPI.
- ta Epo e0o-No IL Wall street cato Continental Bank
New Tors insures property agsns Hre throughout the vn
ed Applications, with diagrams, be sent all
where there u resident SCENT
GEORGE 3. DOUGHTY President
ALBERr WILLIS, Vice President
J. N. Kryisr. Secretary.
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DENTISTRY.

RrrrrCIAL TEETH INSERTED WITHOUT METAL,
"A plate clasp II Is three quarters lighter han any other
material and be the old roots w,h-, trs
sgh,es, PAIN and warranted TO give sssfacpu ree,h allied
with newmaeria fhe color The natural teeth The best
street, Wooster.
DHFYrsTRy. ExTRaorrD IN rHp spCorDs.
~ without ne snsnsss p.is by and original rro-
ne suly. References given, N required
Dk n a. bUhtIr No CNnAi arsst. near wco~s~s
nENTIsIRY-yoU THAT WANT TEETH GALL. ON
~ rr. gROUT. No Bond sveet The Inducements held
out are the superior tle OF work and parcnry hs
reasonable charges he makes. All warranted
NEW INVENTION OF ARIrvIOfAL rgRr9, WIFE,
IN ont metal plate clasp setting he
three fourhp lrher fau porcelain be hsa o1v ~ th
inventor Or b. rFiaorond dentist rouaa's
hospital Yort q hisecter = the moe sena',vs teeth
fled efsOut the least pain 9Th Al c1iar ~
be nsura teeth and warranted aso he best ki1d Of sas
on geld continuous gum, Il desired Refesanosa slvsa
required.
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gKTTTLE MITCH-AT wARD's, OK FRIDAY EEXs,
= ~ o'cocs TIE Greenwood cars act you do "a AZ
Firhteenh go@Nrus within few rninn'es' ~
be hoel Ward bl0Fs great deal about he socs Of ale
Jry H.
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SPORTING.

CPoRTfNG -vRAsCrs BUTLER 20 FULTON sTRuyr
y has AZ he choce bTeeds 81 dogs Tor sale and s'os Put
lers nfsble and fea ererrnstcr 90 per
bottle. Butler work on the dog. 81
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CORPORATION NOTICES..

Of Counciimen will meet nj The ONCE OF the deputies
for making under Corporation No
81 Chambers (bssemen Tuesday the instant
Parties Interested in the following assess
lists who opposed 10 the same notified be-
present. viz-Regulaing &C, Lexington avenue, between
Forty second feh streets regulating No 10Th
between Eighth and 6arlem river; In Sheriff
street. Houston and Stanton streets rscsvns basin
cuver southeast OF Attorney aud Houston ses
and all parties having peuos for remission ief from
PsrER CRAWFORD,
sAML W. gALPlN,
GKORgE ROSS, yCorml,tce.
HENRY GENET,
JOHN II BRADY,
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TIE PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERSos-The terms
upos when Mount Vernon been purchased az we
learn FROM the Philadelphia Enntirer are as folloTs
Cssb paid 10 Mr. John A. Washington SIS 900 90
To be paid on The Let Of January, 1859 81 900 %
70 be raid on the 22d OF February, 1850 Al $50 SO
To be psid the pa % February, 1891 w a, s66 90
To be paid the ed Of February, 1892 al 6e6 %