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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

The receipts include $s5 900 from customs. This
Is somewhat larger than usual.
The demand for Treasury notes is improving. The
Secretary Of the Treasury has rescinded the rule re-
curing endorsements and they viii, therefore pass
more freely for the future The rate Of discount re-
mains at 1 a per cent
The exchaSees al the Bank Clearing House -.
mofning were sli.D5i,7so 81, and the balances rsA
amounted 10 1913 ABS SO.
The Lorillard Fire Insurance Campers has de-
clared semi annual dividend of eight per cent pay.
able on demand.
The notes of the Anthracite Rank of Pennsyva-
MIA, are thrown out by the Philadelphia banks
The banks Of Baltimore have resolved upon an i'm
mediate resumption of specie payments The banks
Of that CITY have for some time past been paying spe
Gle on al claims whenever demanded.
The following table will show the cost of some Of
the railroads and canals of New Jersey, shown by
their reports to the Legislature of that State, with
their receipts and expenses for the year 1857
pyrp. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
Sups rssr C,u.s-Part First.

poN'T RTpE on ovERCRowDED VEHICLES.
Pm 5.-LoreHso Alderman rs The KntckcTtocker Sag
oSpany This ac'ou tor injuries done the plata
20 .hhe ratng the defendants sleigh in January,
s5e by coming contact With suother vehicle 10
ss1o lbe tired before, when the jury
ooud agree he ceieuoe beiHs that there besu
s-nce ~ ,h- rsrt the paint 10 riding he quad n
re slegh which the time crowded. Inc jury
" III, ~ rcaderoi verdict for panuf--siI
esSts dsua.ev,
MEETING Op THE RAR.
Ire ubers ~ the bar will meet this day, Saturday
- o,iocb " IN he Superior Court room TO ADOPT
measures for procuring better tai,yn
he LfBpsscticp ~ the lss business Of this city.
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Where Il the Port a Orleans, In France
TO TIE xprroR OF THE HERALD.

Whers IA the Port a Orleans, In Frances
TO TIE KprIoR or TIE HERALD.
NEW York. Fob 8, 1853
ss--ruds, The cap&on Of The South IN Lack-A xne
a, s,aamA,rs between NORTON, Va, and Orleans, Franco"
Tread IN Yesterdays Of your valuable paper con-
moo,c..soa taken from the Rohucad RhqSsrv parpsFt
thsi the Hon. VIM Ballard Preston has succeeded N
enecrns m Arrangement with the p.rs and Orleans Rai
rasS Cnmpspy The establishment Of limo Of steamers
beiv O. the pors OF Orsns IN France and Norfolk, Va
AZ my geographical knowledge does not 60 much be
yopd the limits Of the Kennebec and those Of the MissS
spp would respectfully ask you 70 help me 70 ind out
10 what Of France Is situated Orleans which in said
article represented ~ oes OF the principal pQIt4 0f
France soms tortY years ago, LAYING taken trip %
Tor iew hours at large gloomy aud badly built city,
called Orleans capital Of the Department Of Lcret 90
very centre Of France The city rather TOO large aud
loo far distant from the be dragged TO some con
venient location. p.
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rIsH-A MONSTER NET.

FIsH-A MONSTER NET.
Tho only char ge boe 10 hh 10. nigh pr cs ~ Co,
which retais at &c rrlb There are some Ace perch W.
market, Which are caught In brsck<b They are
very Ialaiable 1sh.
We made some merton last week Of the TO-.
nation Of company for caichag dsh by
means or monster net on large scale. The net
which Is now nearly completed, will pe / OsO feet N
width, 3Ofeet deep ana 100 feet Long II b. dragged
by Two small ssmbosts OF night drs which have
bun Tor the paTpose. IL proposed inm os,
net on the staten Island Jersey ard Long Island hOr f.
Wien boat LOAF procured they be NJ ed At the
oot ~ BARCLAY street the bet sn viii be sod the star
geon, porpoes shsks pressed Cor OH aui all
the refuse ~ De sold Tor The above describe
net Is Derived TO BE- the largest ever MAZE
The oyster tace Is very gu l. and these dei,oty nj
valves were never cheaper there are few crabs but
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
Movements In Real Icssn

The follow Ing sales o. real estate were male yeai%da
al The Merchants Exchange, by 81, seeker so A. CO..
Four story brick house and LOT No go Wet I4thtt
b.t~een sb and s,b avenues lot a5s !, block % $50
Four story brick house and lot 2ls adjoining m p975
-Four story brown stone house and lot 81 Wet 2sth
at, 81 8tses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Four lets 2sxos each 90 eide alst At, 100 n
west 7ib sv, with 3story frame houses ....i2,5co
Three story brown stone house and lot south side
ieth 81, ss5 IT. cast 9Th av, 10, 2sxsa II 500
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VEGETABLES.

Potatoes seem 20 be All sncHs In price steadny TIE
demand much b.Iier but uo -D'er -ort cell D--t
large auAliy " hDe Mcrccrs, from Mch.gal, no,ei
Tbs an Unusual occurrence having happened only ace
before 1htre a vsri,ty " pois.es sold by the
that bousekeepers should avoid They csiej the
California potato. They = long ~Ane ans t.osibs
tuter bus cccy srft AMI watery, ana BY TAR
the worst lc'afo Ia TIE market AVOID then, rhars
are few Scotrh erays, from Vermont, N market
sikh sell fot o. pei bbl r0sy not good t.p.Al,
nfrip- rl sell iur u tie or nothpg The yici thru at
year have been enormous. They sell IA sotn.
luttatoes tor 2bc earrei Shy dcnt N. p,,r patr,
tbs cheapest All Vegetables moreS Rriab.ga tur
RVS arc 'xc llept FOOD Csbbsses up and indeed
are all mar Net fde
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SUPREME couRr-IN CHAMBERS.

EUPKEME COVKT-IN CHAhbEHS'
Before Hon Judge Sutherland.
Fxs. b-H Korf and others Us. Andrea A. Green
and others, Members Of the Board Of Education "A tempo
rssy injunction had been granted BY Judge Davies
RESTRAINING the defendants from purchasing certain
premise, in the Fourth ward, known Il, 10 and 70
Oliver street for the purposes of scoehouse at cost
of 81 so the alleged ground that the property
not nth than $4,000 and that tn tbs proposed
purchase there were fraud and corruption, and tia.
Moore Farley and McKop the vendors Of the property
eed pay bac& certain members q the Board
ct Education.
Board produced a6avs deny the alleg Of fraud
coiusiop and moved thai the Injunction be dissolved
Mesirs. Cutler and Townsend opposed the Eaotion.
The Cosrt decided that the injunction should be dissolv
ed, with $40 costs
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POULTRY.

Dealers report that the Western farmers have Il length
discovered that it will pay TO give attention 70 the
proper dressing and PACKING Of their poultry Much Of
the Western poultry that IN realizes high prices,
and will compare With the best Jersey poultry Prices
are trihe higher Ducks viii be noticed, quite
HIGH as was to be expected at this time of the year We
will not see fowls any cheaper this season
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FNDAY, Eco % p. VI
The sales embraced about 80 barrels pots,
made at &C while pearls were dull.
BREADs1UFFs -Flour--The MARKET was somewhat less
active but :teaoy. The sales embraced about $500
600 barrels chiefly " the local aud Eastern trade with
mall lots for export, about the following quotations.
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Our Fa <n,,y Market Report.

Our Fo Inny Market Report
BUSINESS puLtN ID PRICES UNCB SALE
VI FAT ea /Kp-MoNRoE COUNTY LOOKING UP
InAI DIO lad kEr-PkOsPEOT FOR CHEAP Fish
ine ou'Asw In family marketing, which ws noticed
some sSks since, sn continues, though dealers think
oe 20 h rsther produce sold within the sst week.
The ,eadDg staple articles drmer price, and parties
who have large experience IN the market Of opinion
that commodities viii advance rather than recede,
CANE
There Is hot much mat new to note In game, with tho
<pton Of m advance the price Of grouse or prairie
hens partrioges The former bring 81 rs per pair,
which good Zeal too much, IN view Of the immense
quantities that be trapped in season IN the West
These birds almost nuisance, great their guam
THY on the prsries and the means Of transportation are
easy TO the East they should bring high price IN
market So fire away at the prairie hens ye hunters
Of the West There be quite number Of aares
in market, which sell quite cheap. Annexed are the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1853

Cumberland Goal advanced per cent; Erie. l.
There were large sales Of Pacific Steamship Com
panys stock this afternoon, principally on time,
short option and one lot sold down 10 5sl per cent
seller ten days. Erie was quite firm at the close.
The Assisant Tr,asurer reporfs tn IA M fol,oxs.
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SALT rIsH.
BurTgp AVID seos

Butter " very dull s.d d-.-rs oompain that r.c.-.
eALnot be Kept Up very fair aIto or batter s.- e
20 cents Esrs ara unusually Tor the se.son n, ts
quantity, ten are given fcr VI cents
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-01
2. 9eaprle uno ote beuti d n
& urlten.


Der Safer bon Sraufrei9 bate nit leinem
Seere pie @5renSen Deutl4lanbS uberl4rttten.
Gr mar setommen, um leinen Sante89enolien,
pem Gburfirlten BON Balcrn gu SjIlfe gu ellen
seeen Selterreih, mel9e8 nit ieinen Gruppen
IN 8aiern ein9eriGt mar, ntdt aber un Balern
au becrcben, ionoern, tple eln perISnl1er Brlef
oes Gaiiers Sran5 an ben @buriiirlten auSortd1
lid melpete, nur um feline Sruppen eiue auSses
bebntere unp mirflamere StequnS einnebuen gu
lallen.
Der Gbnrfurlt Otar Spiepb bon Baiern bate
liG in einem untertbdni9en Nntwortslbrelben
an ben 6lterreiAilden Saller freuot9 berelt ere
tldrt, bic Glterreidtlden Ne9tmenter IN letnen
Qanoen cantcnniren 5u talien. nS4 perpfanOe
@w. Otaieltdt mein fiirltllheS GOrt", battle er
an ben Safer bon GeutlNlano 9ei6rteben, uoaB
i4 in ni9tS ben Sperationen Sbrer Slrnee bin-
oerlid iein piD, nno wenn, mas incellea ntdt
mabrl6enli9 1T, @w. Wtaieltdt senOtbi3t mds
rem, li6 init Sbrer Nrmee 5urif5u5iebelL 10 pers
lpre9e unb i9p6re lh, rubi9 gu bleiben, uno in
alien Onsen 3bre 3pede gu fSroern. Aber w
bel9pSre @m. Wtaleltat auf melnen &lDeen,
mir sndoi9lt yelfattea gu molten, oaB td>tn Der
lfrenolten Neutrafitdt perbarre. @5 II Elm bon
Nnslt unb Sorsen our 8er5 aeiflup6 9etrlebener
gater, pel4er BEL Gw. lJtuispdt UNI @naOe
flcbt gu @unlten ieineS agpts Ufeua SObn
befinDet iid, uuf elmer 9te1 be9rlffen, leet ebeu
i'm iiioliAen 6ranfreia. QSenn td9 9enOtbl9t
paroe, mens Erupssn seSen 6rantsei9 ntars
idiren gu laiien, 70 Dare men Srbn perlOren,
unp uni Das Sdj6(ll Des Ser3SsS bon @nebien
tpRroe aud saS eine merben; ,penn i4 i'm @e,
aentbeil ornbie uno frieolid in meinen Staaten
Serblei6e, genuine id 3eit, uleinen Sopn 5u>
radtpmmen gu lallen."
Aber an Deullelben Gage uno nit berielben
Teber, rpelde nod naB ipar bon Der Dinte, nit
pel9er er an ben beutlden- Safer 9elArleben.
bate Der gburfiirGf an ben 9alier bon 6fant,
reid seiArieben, uno ibnl semeloet, aoa6 &c be-
reit lei, lid unter ieinen Sdue gu teIeas hoB
er ltcl5 barauf lein werbe, Der 8unoesSenc1e
6ranfrei9S~ ~5u peroen. uno itd nno ielne ar-
NEE pGn oieler SiunDe On gu ben Uiiben oes
srOBen unO erbabenen &aiiers bon 6rantre'dT
nicperlese,"
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l--.-a &omta 1Seloer
2 SIN pDrteur uno 0abrtta
| N@ Gtrnmpfmnaren Gller S0rten ltuO Der
y NSMs 1Dr5iplttblteH QualitGt,
81 G&SM Np. 215, 8rpabwap, BAL empre.
1\ EE& Uetueu mertben Gunbeu fppte benz Wublfut Ii

S~S aasemenen made td biermtt be ereebente Nn3eig
ba6 Id etn Strnpfwaaren!ager 6urd neu tmpDrttr anb
Gpeben erbaltene Q1aaren au 8ei9bagl perpcaGn,
Sist unb aussefattet BABE uOrsasItb made i auf
wpblbetdnntes
Deut tldes wpllenes Gtrtfearn
BON allen Sarte pwie ale 5sgten wOsne len
Garne (elbf fabrcrte Safsn wClene unp bram mu1en
5emben, unerbDien Strdmp 9anof6ute "awlS unb aas
tn bteles Sad baaenbe arttfe aumeram i
ieoer3ett bic reif Nuswabl Der bsfen 0ualitG bate.
8aaleiG bsmerte t1 bab td NIT 8wtf6cnbdnbIern unb
6aurern auf metne Nednun9 nds 3n tbun babe
NDaarea u ben btGafen prern nur TN 0aben peraufe.
nra sablrei6eu 8uipruG bittet ersebenF
Qputs Getber,
SFtf4Q Mp 2f5 Brpdbwdt, 0dltfmrrp
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6rocereis gsseinc eianprs &c.
M. Schneider & Comp,
46 SDutb Somaroltr., tahe BrattItr.

eylHpDfteT d NeHIeE
tn beutfaen ran36fiGen fpanen uMb Gatdmb gDeinen
leBsrer aus ben ben Qasen Gtnctnnatts, rana5flGen
GUgnae, Sfanbits 5pa etn renea yUrehaafsr 8rannt-
Samaifa-Rum Mrrac Oe 3aasa ,c ae bsutf6em 8riiGte
ais 3wetf4em, setrUdnete Yiraem glubeln, @raupen,
9ss asO Sofsfasasf sanie naS ssasrens SrSs sans
den gmmentealsr S9ps'ssr.Sdie, ardatsr- nae ambar
ger 8Ge, 6puanbiiAe 6eern9e odrbenen u. SarbtneS,
SaIarl Seteeat 9Bur Ubiss arttte perOn aBteber.
Setfaufer btuigf abae8cbea.
8erner baltsn mir auf Eager atsn &peu Bourbon gDbS
teY aGe einbemden Qtquprs bd rir ebf rdhctren,
fnp mir TN Statpe wbplelae biz bli8fen petis
tiftn.
Sn @srbnbuns bsrmit batea mad elmer san nsuen ges.
tbsbs, eine
Gfii9;Sabrtf
stGg itrr peGet nj i'm 9 taAbe ftnb, bstieb
otllt tgen Yre fen etne ausge5 ct d. nete 9D "a e
Su lie TN unb bic 9r5Bten Srbres aus3ufIb.
n, WrocetS ma@en MIR bteraMf lament"
ltd onfmttffdm. Sunf0-S
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G4 Asrnbt s. 9 Npnmetf,
&aazzzz Supporters

WTUVDI UUU 2JUWCtW.
Sceben erbalten cine Senbune aus8eseiGneen
S6mei5er@&dle, 1851 9drinse, Sarbellen,
ben ddteu bel9ildeu 2imburSer Safe, irwie
iulportirten gtorobauier erlter Qualitdt.
8uslsiA epealen unr srUbesunb wOblaprtirtes aaser
Spu Ntqueuren iebsr @atunB tDwie ben tetannteu
8betm. unb Ut Of slwetmen NIT bent Bemerten, bab
mir bic btQilfen Nretfe M ttren fpnnen.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

~ ON dAMBLEe HILL AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on AONDAY, the 3oth August. 1885, on the pre-
mses. commencing ct ~ O'Clock, the desirable real
Mr. Joseph A.. Arnsld. 1t fronts ll71s feet on the
east line Of 4th street. back $50 feet and has
thereon not only an excellent framed dwelling but
large Kitchen, detached from the dwelling, ana q
well of fine water.
TERMs-Onefourth cash; balance at 8, 8 and .
months, for negotiable notes interest added occurred
by trust deed As the property is compelled to bs
So without limit reserve the attention Of fhose
wanting such real estate In respectfully invited to
the sale. 0ODDIN 4 APPER8ON
an ~ Aucfa
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II GREENWOOD SCHOOL.

g 7. PENDLETON'S MALE SCHOOL,
-. 4rH STREET, BETW ZEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN.
The 4th session Of this School will commence on
MONDAY the goth September
Every exertion will be used to make the school
pleasant and thorough.
Terms from $40 to $60 payable in advance semi
annually. No deeuction made in case of dismissal
or for any cause except protracted sickness.
REFEaENcEs-Col +. Il Smith, Supt. v M I capt
y. Dmmock. Public Guard; Mr.. J. j. Morton, Cash
VIM. P Strother, Cashier Exchange bank; Mr.. a
W, Smith; Gen. W. II. Richsy dson; Mr. Charles B.
Williams. Secretary State Agricultural Society.
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BY James M. Taylor & Son.
HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH AND

HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH AND
"A 24rH STREETS, UNION HILL, FOR SALE.
BY AUUTION.-The subscriber, Intending 10 de-
Cline housekeeping will SELL upon the premiees on
MONDAY, the 6sh Of September, commencing at
o'clock the House and Lot on Leigh and oath streets
(Union Hill
:. The II Iuse has rooms. well arranged and conve-
misses.
The Lot fronts on Leigh street IS feet, and runs
back 265 feet to alley The property ID we'll loca-
ted and retired. and is In the Immediate neighbor-
hood Of the Methodist and Baptist Churches
TERMS: One-fourth cash. the balance ct g. II and
ID months for notes with interest added and secured
By trust deed. WIN SALMON
JAS N TAYLOR 4 Son. Aucts. anT
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CLASSICAL AND MMEkClAL
~ SCHOOL
On 9Th street, between Broa and Marshall.
EDW'D WC0NE. AN, lpr;nc;n.,.

HORACE SMITH, AN, Principals.
Professor EMION, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the 10th
OF September.
The number Of scholars received into this school
10 limited SO that each pupil has the special atten-
ton of the Principals The course of instruction in
the primary studies is critical and Thoroughbred
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for busi-
ness or for entering either OF the classes in College
kectaions are conducted with use of Mathematical
Blocks, Charts, Globes and various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
ha0 at the bookstores of Mesars B Price and John
II Richardson.
Broad st, I'd deer from 9th st. au l6-2m
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.@NA BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
TX have lust received o large as.
eortment OF Brazilian Pebble Spectacies. Glasses q
all kinds In Gold silver aud steel Frames, to suit
oil ages MYERS, opfician.
an % Cor Main and Pearl SITS.
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

JOHN BCARY, A NJ, Principal, instructor in An
Gent Languages and Mathematics.
EOMONDS, I, Assistant in Mathemat-
les, and instructor in Tactics.
JESSE 8 JONES, A B, Assistant in Ancient Ian
guages.
Pa LIPPE HEALE. instructor in Modern Lam
guaRes and Music.
Miss EMILY A CLEVELAND, Instructress in
Female Department.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Mathematics, 500 per session of ten months, COM
mencing on the LIST Monday in October. Lights
extra For catalogue, or further information, ad
dress the Principal, Hampton Va au6-im
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n l.. G. SALTER'S
W. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHEMATICAL. SCHOOL, FOR R0VQ

ONcLAT STREET. NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND
The sixth session Of this school will commence on
MONDAY the 2otn September next, and close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek, and French languages. Mathematics, and the
various branches OF q thorough English education.
The Principal pledges himself to spare ne labor
pains to promote the improvement and best inter-
OF those Entrusted to his caIe to theil moral
no less than to their Intellectual training he viii de-
vote himself with untiring assiduity.
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board including waehing $500 90
For tuition in Greek, Latin, and Mathemat-
ics...-........... .... 49,. ......... 80 90
For tuition in Latin or Mathematics .......... So 90
Fer tuition in higher English branches. 40 20
For tuition in primary Engeh. 80 %
For tuition in French....... ........-..... 20 90
eull-dt2OS
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RUNAWAYS.
n Sl0U REWARD -Ranaway from

Sw SiUO REWARD -EanaWay from
n the employ of the Richmond and Danviile
~ RAILROAD Company, about the lst of April a
kt. neg man named " II LIAM RAX; but TIL
veal wentby the name of WM HASTINGS He
is about forty years of age, feet inches high
dark singer bread color, bushy head of hair: he
limps in the right leg lie was purchased the first
OF this year of Il K Rollins. of fredericksburg and
by Mr. Rollins of VIM q Pratt, near Frederick burg
William since away has been seen about Fredericks
burg and near VIM pratt's and Thos Pratts where
he has chill iren living He is well known there He
has also BEEN seen about Richmond. He has wife
at Mr. Apderson's factory, on the Basin
Mr. Powers hired him last to make mortar. He
also calls himself white washer and plasterer.
will give thu above reward of 500 If taken ont
Of the state or go If taken IL Richmond, envy Of
sha SURF uuding counties, and confined in JAIL so
that ! may get him. SAWL HASTINGS.
9S--dts
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TEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY-

18th. BErw CLAY AND LEIGH sTs., CHURCH HILL.
mence MONDAY, september 18th, 1853, and close
July 18th. 1859.
Mr.. y. w. ROSTER will have charge OF the classes
in French, German and higher Mathematics.
Terms per session, payable one half LIST January
1882 and the remainder at the end of the session
pill. Each pupil will also be charged 81 for fuel, and
all pupils will he charged from The time they are
entered to the end Of the session. except in of
protracted sickness. G w PETHERBRlDdE.
au l6-lm* Principal.
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By Thomas w. keesee, Auct.
[Odice corner of 18th and Gary Streets

6O0 HALF BOXES 8 by 10 WINDOW
OOO GLASS, AND 400 DEMIJOHNS FOR SALE
AT AUCrION-Will be sold, on MONDAY morning.
30th August, commencing at 10 O'Clock. at my ofhcr.
corner OF 18th and Gary streets, COO half boxes BY
10 Window Glass. and 5000 Y. u and gallon Demi-
johns. In lots TO suit purchasers.
TERMs-for all sums under $50, cash; over $50,
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
au2S THOS w KEESEE Auct.
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By Goddin 4 Apperson, Aaoes. a
TRUSTEEE' oALs o. TWO HAND
STRLHkTa m BULL0ck AND ~

sTSLsITs n BULLock AND aAsE!IS ~
~ COMPANY and ali other paxtiss inoesssesd, NJ
shall sel o. public auction. On the pssnssA . "a
TUklAY afternoon, the 18th AuGns2 lo1As q
O'Clock, the Lot located q above, 1tonting = 80
more o. lsss On ths ssush ode q Gay strest rs.
two excellent framed Dwellines nearly neW, al
we'll built. The foregoing Iotles n HsnI1ep eoi11y,
only about twenty yards ftcm the c0rporn11pa Iloa
TERNs-One nth c3sh; balance q - ena -
months for negotiable no -, intersst A4dea uoo1Be4
by trust deed, or title retained
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~ CHARLOTTESVILLE PLANK ROAD, SIX
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR sALK.-We are
authorized to sell the small Farm located az rbove
now occupied by Mr.. X. T. Cobb, containing 40
acres. 20 Of which arc cleared and very highly in-
proved. the balance in oak and pine. The Improve.
rooms kitchen, courthouse. aud all other necessary
ont houses. 1t lie con, idered 6rstrate stand for
grocery store for taking care of stock, &c. large
munster of wagons stop on the premises, which fur
nish alarge quantity Of manure. The place Is per.
fectly healthy, good water on the premises. In .
good neighborhood, and convenient to several
churches. Apply to Mrs. Cobbs, on tho premises
or to 0ODDIN APPERSON.
24-kt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28
By 4. B. Cook & Co.

GENTEEL FURNITU RE. &C., AT
~ .AUOTION.-Wew will sell, at our Store. on MON
Furniture, consisting Of
Splendid Mahogany Marble Top Bureaus
Hideboards
Sofas, Marble Top Tables
Lounges, Beds.eads, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Wash STAN Wood and Cane Seat Chairs
large 01fning Star Cooking Stove. In first rate
order, with many other useful articles.
au27 EB CUOK 4 90, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-28

SPECTACL S-P L B.
X TX BILE GLASsES.-The public are
hereby informed that in our very complete as
sortnnent of SPECT hCLES continue to keep as
we have done for many years, a full assortment OF
PEBBLE GLASSES in steel and gold frames. With
an experience of thirty years in this department of
our bu siness and particular attention in adapting
glasses TO ali the requirements of the eyes,
enabled TO give general satisfaction in Specta-
eles
CATARACT GLASSES. Also always Oh hand EYE
GLASSES gold, steel and she'll of every variety
MITCHELL 4 TYLER,
an 23-dsm6cwsm los Main street.