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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-26
AYPW.YoRK AND ERIE PAUROAD.-On

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ ,f MONDAY Nay % lssa Ed until fu.tser 10
hcs, Passenger Tr;os sI esye PisE fox CT DrAoe - %
,ovs. Vis-; =,
DUNKIRK ExPEEss n, fOr Dunsi's and principal u
trnsdi.'e sts.ionA
NAIL TR AIN A. Ger Dunlirk and Buffalo and in:-rrss
dis'e s.stons
nOCKLAND PASSENGER II p M from foot CaAmeertsi
wa P~rpOni flr sUt-rns and INTERN etis.e st.iions
WAY PASSENGER 8, n for Sev eurta, Asdcien.n No
rneru-di.te Stations
NIGHT EMPRESS Il S ? n for DTnhirk and buelo.
The above rrlin. run daily, Sundays e1eeP;ed
Ybese Express T-ains .,nnect g, Elnrs vrD ths E1fA
Canand.sua md Ei.sAr, Fails Railroad f1r S.saA Fails
siu,hao:oD eith he syscus~ and BasnaD;on s.ros 10
syrDu ., CorhDs With III Buffalo Ccniss and New YosA
Railroad, for Rone.ef, Ores, estd ~1'a he psswLe
Lekswsuus Rr sd sd fr Scranton Il Horuens
vile with The BufLo and Nex-Yok Cy Railroad, Sor bGasc
.. Buffalo Dunt,k With tie Lake Shore Railroad ff Ceys
and, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit. Coic.so, ts
READILY, ASrr.a1. President.
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Here is an expense Of over $40 600 slrsute-ei for
what could have been dope well for $500, and. IL
proper syst.m was pursued 10 TIE Crpora.lcu Coun-
sells tffce. ought nof 10 have cost more than $sO.
What tight has Mr.. Bus,eed % ALLOW biz friend.
Wn6es L. Walker eco for room rem. at No. 295
whole rem. OF the roo cannot exceed $50 per year,
ST there are from ten % twenty ct hess stree, open
nes always on hand, ana Mr. Widss p. Walker has
the Ioon-rent for all.
TIE same objection spplies 10 the clerk. hire and
copying the report but the mcst Objectionable charge
is Il smouut claimed for surveyors bill about ON,
and Which Il the Commissioners bad acted f,iy and
rot e1tsrctd the Assessment, ought not 70 have eA-
ce-ted tlO0.
Ire Commissioners have also most urjusty tx end
ID the asses meLs for this opening dosn the Sscosd
avenue 20 Houston street. dstsnce OF six mi!es ana
running On each street half ssy from the Secoai ave-
nue. 60 thai sach lot from uston street 70 the HN-
lem River and from the center line oetSeen the Third
and Secord avenues, sud bet seen Ssoond aud First
avenues H assessed for this opening; where ~ In eve
~ ether opening of tho avenues, and IN the aoove
mentioned opening frem Doe 1uudred snd-Dinta to
O0e hundred snd TIVE ny third street, the propsr;y sd
jacept TO the proposed opening vas only assessed.
Ii the law was 50 that these expenses aud charges
could not be recovered ugless the opening was CON-
firmed the Council to the Cooperation and the Com
missioners would hesitate bal re they would allow
these monstrous charges 20 sccrue; bat as they be-
q lien against the CIV Government the ,noment
they are taxed by Rich arp Connolly II makes no
difference to the Corpo sdn Counsel, Com pissoners,
&c whether the ssid report is conffmed Or not.
have bere spoken only of the abuses Of the sys-
t'm the merits Of tho report tselt will core up be-
fore the Court n July. But as the Go nntssioaers
have invited ell persons VINO bave objec'iocs tO the
said report 20 meet them at Mr.. Walkers office, No.
295 Broadway =. - o'clock on the 18th juno, hope
q. yame i. 1883. sUFFKRER
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- HENRY { BOWEN and THEODORE McNAhsE
sr,ir,, HAPTrN RAFFYRTY. Joua;hsn CIsn- Cs.L-s ty
Tromss Cl.Ik sad Jul. CTk his wifs : ssa.,,a.s
f,y ,,iirf Com. s-v,d - To the 80 - oeisnssnr
Mar TIN hstFHRrY: Yoa are hersby summ9 set sad r.
CURED 10 .p,v.r the mpan In rAs .caon VIA So -
,y sd IN be the Clerk u the County Of kinss MS
efes in The City Hal, IN 6rcokyp. arr 10 erse Y
~ ar answer sad pl,in on he .'c-cno- ,ar
svs Alter the srve of ths summons on yod aeas % ss
Ssy 81 sueh siyce and you fs 20 answer The a'
lhn ,fe rpe .os.e he pairiis .ais IeHon sri spPy
% h- Court for relief aeuAD3@ 10 the
June IS ls5e. fAktoss, ho1s n.ooS,
rIeiavSwS fAah'NS As"oineJ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-26

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN le5a SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lsa
Commencing Nay 81, 1853.
Psssens Station In NewYorh corner s7Ast and i.hsv
entrance 9th ST.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For NewHsvrp, T. teI j 1915, 5:+5 $50 lsI) St
$3.50 10. For Brii geport m (e1l '25 S:b fD tex
md $3.50 p For Milford strstord Fairfield Southport snd
Westpor l2:i5 S:f5 and $50 For Norwsk, u
l2:45 345 4:2o te,.h AS $50 $50 For Dsre3
and Greenwich IN l2:45 3:f5 f5 $50 80 Po1
Stamford, tez l2:4 3:i5. 4:.o le1) AS $50
$50 o. For Port Chester and Intermediate bs-oas
On. f2:l5, 3:45 as $50, $3.50 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bos.on, tex) t:2 NJ TEX For Hsrtford and
spfir ehed "a lex j. AN Tex FOR Connecticut Rvef
Railroad Montreal (s1 and $40 NJ AH) % North.
snpton Ror Genial Raiirosa Northampton, tex srs
l2i5 p. IN. For HJ.satouc Railroad. m, 4:g fa
Nsugstuck Rsrosd 2:41 3i5 For Danbny ss6
"''"~ "0~7 ,AMFS n HOYT Superintendent
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pENNs yANIA RAILR ID.


The Railroad a. Pittsburgh With rat
rosds TO and from Ct Louis Mo- Alton Gaer, and Chicago III
rranhoit Lexington and Louis lille Ky Tra H,ute Madison
Lafayette ard lD6isns polls hid Cincinnati, Dayton Spring
hed BeDeon.aDe sandushy Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus
L.oesye Msssion and Wooster Ohio; alec with the
pscLet beats from 20 New Oeans g. Louis Losisve and
Cincinnati
through uches the Ear be bad Of the shove
5oped places in the West
will ind this the shortest, mos. expeditions and
.orafpltabe route between the HAr Ard West
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS
PROM HEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN " bOURS.
Fare a. low Any other route.
Bee haodbils IN he hotels Of his city.
Through Tote further Information, be hsd ~ the
pnioe OF the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Astor Hcuss, Broadway.
J.nu.ry l. 1853 L. ELLIOTT. Aren't
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mdter Cnrf.

DR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE ESTABLISH
~ MENr Forerce, Mas, thrre miles from the NertA-
smpcL DepGl Prices kom IS 10 s2 per week
nR. L. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE and
- GyssANuN-Bersen Highis. Nsw-Jersey; 10 minutes
so either Jersey City ry By REGULAR ssses
NVOITNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bug
NI bsmtop n. Y 2l5 miles from the city By Y. l. Enc
Railroad Tbi' esbi,hmept has natural iocs'on sufpa''ea
v suty by DO other in the Union Terms SeIo 81 per week
For eop,ainug fun particulars address j. IL MONTH
y. D. or MARTHA FRENCH, ID.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COHPANY.-sUM1RR ARRANGEMENT.
COmnaenens MONDAY, Nag H. ls52
Dpo; ot hits and Centre New YORK 81
sl5 M. White Plains Train s.cpptnt 81 AL Sts-ions
Trains leave D. corner d tst and ftn Az
sic NJ William soridge train sopoirf = III Stations.
$3.50 .M.l rain stopping ct Wiiams6Eidss saa 81 "a
Tors Dorth.
moo e. N. Wispsbridte trsin- stepping Of ~ staorA
II 59A Wife Plans tain, stopping 5. ~ Safions
1850 Wilisnerids - ysir stopping 3. 81 Ststionl
Ace White Plains train, topping 3, al sta,ioaA
SEQ Dover Plairs tran- stopping St ~ Stations soovs
William sbri5gs
tf0p M. White Plains ram Stopping s. az s:s5cna
$50 .. m WliaIDsbrdse train stopping .. ell So.5oaA
2ErUasBe-Lesve Chs'hsm four Corners:
Use Mai .rn, ttoppnf q. Wl.Ansondse " hts fisin
AID al Sts..1Is NORTH.
L CAMPBELL. Hnnern.enhApt
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UFFIlE NV tkIF
He~ York, Ju0- II, iS5a
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-The
IN New Yofs .ad He R.rsd Company h.ve earnestly en-
dssYoted curns p months establish and MAINTAIN
uniform and Il tr. By the four srest hines
which the Asaic citirs and Wes. Hsyps fs~t
ard vlDg D. inJgSico1s AMI impfop-i 70 inhl.
trsfc Of Passes By the eDp,ymeut Of
runners solicitors any other gnder5ssded means the
Conpery rsher resort = slcb have mined 70
rec uce tie fares and ser Moadsy lih inst follow:
Between New ork And Dankr. to...............as 10
Between New York and Buffalo, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Between Rsw-Yort Ard NssSrs Falls, or sasrension
CHARIEg MORAN
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II PHiA STEAMSHIP co. NOTICE The Steamship
CITY OF BALTIMORE for Liverpool on THURSDAY JuIy
l. will pecs.ly. Passengers requested 70 b.
en- board, pi,I No "A North River before that hour
JOIN O DALE. AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-26

TyHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of
Il STEAMSHIPS brtween NETWORK, SOUTHAMr
TON HAVRg ana BREMEN vii sail a. foiovs carrying he
Onhed States Nails, via:
Eew-ioTh for Southampton From Hsvre and South
and BsvTe. sInctoa for ". York
HOsTH STAR sstdsy, June ie "Wednesday .......yny ,
VANDERBILT, ss'6sy, Jolly 8 "Wednesday. ......July q
From Rew-York for South Bremen fol- / Southampton
anptoo, Htvre sn6 bremen Southampton koI NewYori.
a aa Lap, ca, July 70 Saturday Ags VI Aug
Pnee Of pssssse br'Fr cabin, 100 aod s2o
cabin. $50; ad per North Star, Northern Lsh snd
AJs P'r- eabn, $50; second caOn so; third cabin, 5S
C~Ttifeatss issDed for passage from fuope
Rooce delivered In London and Paris
D. TORRANCE AGENT No Bowling Green, y. Z.
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Ocean 5teamers, &r.

CTEAMTO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN
~ via GALWAY - The ,pendid steamship
IND AN EMPIaE bon tuns bnrien,
VIII positively esye NETWORK for GALWAY, Ireland
MONDAY, Jly g.
Her of The frs, class P4sSen-'s will be
skeD New YOk through any Of Crest 3ri ain
The foil greatly reduced rats incodpg Stewards ees and
pyovisionS ON The passsge 20 Galway
First WI
6@foDd Class W
Beer.I - be provided For fegb, aud for
the. Iarticuafs, sppy - VIM. II. SALE Co,
No. 20 Soath. AZ
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aleoieai.

KEIIINGERs INFALLIBLE LINIMENT.-
tt. genuine direct from the Doctor scclEdnz 70
the res pt Th. ouy WHOLESALE AGENT m this valuable
,r,iele gov is W iLTlAa X. KINSLEY. No. III Gold -
WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, No II ooldr tuen
Nddsa.rel Manufactures OF Patent hsdcines
AID Drussi.,s article. Introduce dsp OF me arne
20 the beat advantage BY iknE shove orders III pfup
s.tly led d.p., u The lowest make: rAtHa
WILLIAM BURGER,
his 1Ace IS ST we
advances notes and other ols'as
NyHE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE OR. s. 2.
Il TOWESgND'S sARsAPARILLA. "bslessI- and hetAd
nepot No. 2lg Brcstwsv Fi:0n a., Ohce Nc epPo
sitr g. Psul. Church Nev.Yors,
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CHEAP TRAVELING-DAlLY LINE.-farc
81, % cent, Tor NORNALK. Toe steamer CArALINE,
EVERY MORNING, =; O'clock, from Hoosevetst PIER NO.
Las River (sundays excepted
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TMPORTANT 10 TRAVELERS.-Trsvel be-
Il Coz. s,a.sinr should vurctsss APPLEroNS RAILWAY
AND STEAM NAV CATION GUIDE. 1t contains Tnrougn
Ran,,. with Mas Tee Of Departure Of Rslrosos Gamer
and ST. amt boats numerous Maps sc. Pcs . cns fo sale
- ID APPLETON Co. Pub ishefs,
Nos. SS sDd Si9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-26

EOR BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
Il PORT AID FALL RlvER-The 'piendS sd siPsIio,
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt. Brown syss New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY s.d SATURDAY, a. 5 O'Clock 2 m,
And TIE Bay STATE, Capt. Jswe.t. on MONDAY WEDHES
DAY and FRIDAY, st O'clock D. IN. =,
Hereafter no win be regarded ned 10 any sppn
capt up III The same ball have b. On paid for.
FTeigh 20 BosoD 10 forv aided through With great dispatch ry
~ Express Freight Train.
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nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-Th Amer
Gteamboats nn0 Railroads.

EXCURSIONS EXCURSIONS EXCUR-
IA SIONS - The oonmodions steamboat WASttlNS
ION and barges JEFFERSON and BALTIMORE, have been
put IN and now b Chartered for SimmS
fY,ny,ions on reasonable Ais1 small TUG with
BARGE at reduced price Apply to A. VAN "iShhE No.
d Naaf.af
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON and
~ PROVIDENCE vie sT0NINGTON.=HOUR o. LhAv-
ING CHANGED 70 Non aud efer TuhsDa 7; June
he Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and VANDEhbILt OF
his line uu leave Per No North River ht whsi ABOVE
B.eryp daily ept Sundays .. p H. Instead oil N
u
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THE SECOND AVENUE SWYNDLE.

To re Eeiov u ne " y ry1Ex<
SIR: voud hhe to call the attention Of osrers u
property and the taxpayers Of this city 10 mates
row in the hands Of Richard Busted Counsel 10 .he
Corporation refer to tie opening by law al Ia, pvt
Of the Second avenue from Oae-euodIe1-s sdtwsnty-
third seet to the Hsrl,m RIVER about fous blocks of
ground.
That part Of The Second avspre BE-. vsen Ooe-huni-
red nth and One-h hundred .ntweniy third streets
was opened by law on the 2d of september, is dar-
inc he time bert Emms: held TIE ofi,e Of Council
10 the C,rporstioo, ami the wbols expenses aud
obsrses for Opening by lss these fnrtceo bocks
amounted to tie SUN offs ,l2l 80 of which the follow
irg items are part; -.
TIN z Commissioners ..........'.''.''''''''' go
Now there are shout fout blocks opened oy lss
fem One hundred and twenty third street 70 the A.
lem River uGder the supery son OF our present de-
voted Counsel TO the Corporation, AID come OF the
chsrgss ara s. follOws:
Thsss Conn s,on-rs VIC: 80
David Deems, Editor SnHdiy Tfzs.............. S'O
Berry Bees nsn. Score Iasasocs ConpGy..... 80
Philip ". Eng, Member Assembly ................. 60
Total 20 c. nssoners. flNl
Survey ot'. bil Edward ISoJ
n. r'ra,t ............,,.........,..... ~
C,.,k ktr. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Sor,ips OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lSO)
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STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE.-
~ Cheap Excursion for Sin Cents-Bos.s leave RfAEEa
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from q H. 70 p. m
Lesve WHITEHALL rom g. n. 70 p for QuArsrtss
S,sple:on and Vsn5erbiis Lzno'ns
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amy Sunday MORNING BOAT, at 7

n
~ o,elsk for SING SING and HAVEasrRAW, lsudns q.
Stpiers Bay loukers Hastings pobbs feny yingtri Tar
gyEwn Nys~k Sog H1ver,trsE Tee nee and t.t
ssirs steamer GEORGE +. STANLEY Capt 7. R Paddock
will l..ye PieI EVERY MORNING (Sanosys III
rlulsdl at o'clock stopping a, Amos-st each way.
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IL RE resmboats RED JACKET, WYohlNG' or MILL
VAN KULL leave pier No n R. dAili CSlndsSs eA P.soI
n M ~ m and 81 D. RstuIbins esys iLaoethPoft
At m i:45a m p and s:2o Tickets " 60 ana r.'
tsJn the day. 80 cents to Eii@aoelh S''y oeN w
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kDEPENDENT LINE BETWEEN NEW
n SORk BOSTON PROVIDENCE, BRiSr0 and SEW.
fohI-ihs s.ce"er GOVERNOR Csu,. Bepj Sinmoal VIII
sssse Ne &c isl flsI No fJ Of Moth River,
On IuSOAf, ihURsDAY ADD SUNDAY. a. Z O'Clock p M
sIs $500 New YORK and P;osisnee 81: 20 Boston, -
AGENT on TUE WHARF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-28

FEARFUL LEAP PROM A HOTEL WINDow.-Tbe
Cleveland papers mention that among the arrivals
at the Weddell House. in that city, Friday even
iug, a MIR. NJ. N. Fuller, on his way from Utica,
New York to Chicago. His conduct excited suspi
cion of insanity, and man was placed 10 the
room TO watch and take care of him. About noon
Saturday. Fuller commenced an assault upon his
attendant, knocking him down. The man imme
diately sprsng up and raOg the bell. He was at
once struck again and knocked down, when Fuller
sprang out Of the third story window. Turning
two somersaults, he struck the pavement in
sitting posture, his head falling back against the
iron railing. He was instantly picked up and
couyeyed to his room, where medical attendance
was procured and it was ascertained that his
COLLAR bono broken. In spite Of his severe
injuries it 10 thought he would recover.
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.AAE ASHLAND WAY
AeAau~ RACEs-FALL NETTING

<nIt} 216X@ RACE6-fALL MBBIlN0
IS58.--The proprietor Of this
s...An.-nsy and bssasful R:ss
on the line Of the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. begs 70 announce TO the rastnG
world, the following stakes 70 be run l1r over IN
course this Fall, commencing on TUESDAHs the
26th day Of October 1858, and continuing fo1r dayss
and hopes that the Of racing stock VIA seu4
In their entrances without delay.
TUKspAY-Nra Day --eweepstAke ke Tor three yeeSe
old colts and nliies, mile heats, el00 entrance ~
forfeit. To close the Ist Of October.
SECOND RAcE-SdmS Day-Sveepeteks icf sesSe
years old cots and llies, $3.50 entrance half fsrss
swo mile heats. To close the let 81 October.
"WEDNESDAY - Second Ddy.-Propristors Purse
$500, three mile heats
THURsDAT-Third Ddy-Jockey Club Purss elec4
four mile heats.
FRIDaY-Nurth Day-The Ashland HandicaD
sweepsrakes. two and half miles, 800 subscstDtoes
$50 forfeit S23 declaration. II declared By the 1fA
Of september. To close on the lst OF septombef.
Ample stabling and the best accommodations ~!
be furnished to all who may attend. Racsre ena
Trainers will dnd the Ashland Hotel ell that y
desirable.
For entries or other information. address the pre-
prietor at Ashland, Hanover county, Va.
an 3-dtd JAMES d. TAYLOR. Proprfsesr.
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gI- 1T Is WITH SURPRISE that the sign

Of he above card have learned that this step has
met with opposition on the part of portion OF the
cemmnntty few Ph ysioians. and especially ofsome
o those engaged In the same business. IL has long
been the custom with Ssrgra! of the Druggists Of
this city 10 charge an increased price, for medicines
dispensed AZ ntsht, and tt has bcel deemed proper
20 secure uniformity in this matter by adopting 0
fixed rate.
With regard to the justice of the proceeding. we
would say, that no man engaged in sny other oc-
cupation worl consider IL unfair 20 charge more
for services rendered At unusual hours; and we cr
tainy think IL improper tor any PHYSICIAN 10 OBJ.
lect, while he obtains an increased fee OF Far Dol
lars. lon the day Charge) after the hour of 10 n
e9
Because We have rot heretofore insis.e uron tba,
which is in itself jasf and proper IL is no reason
Why we should not do so, and il Ia certainly
better 10 have an OPEN understanding with lhe pub
lie, than ta have them subject to secret rde uaf in
diriSaGt cGprics. se6-dt9D
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RICE ONE CENT.
Loo Al n MATTER0.

FIRD.-Bstwsen 4 and s o'clock yes
ferdsy afternoon the slaves In one Of the dryIns
kline at the barrel factory Of james DvnIap 8 Co.
corner OF 10th and Byrd streets, took rs, snd dee
the blaze could not b., extinguished nm IN
nost OF the slaves we've burnd anda portion
ef the roofhad given away. Two or three of
the nre companies were on the ground with
their apparatus, and succeeded In preventing
adjoining buildings The stock vas partially ia.
sured, but IL was impossible las: night to form an
accurate opinion as to the total loss This Is the
tIird or foarth time the kilns of the establish.
msnt nave taken FIRE within the course ofa few
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TUMBIED DowN-The wooden bride

TUMBLED Down The wooden bridge
across the ravine Gath street nor tn of Marshall
has tnmbied down aud is nov impassible. When
in order the bridge was algreat convenience to the
people living north Of the ravne, an the County
Court of Hsnrico should either have IL re-erecttd
or improve the street permanently, IN some other
way. II Oath street were made passable az far
north as Leigh, the taxes on the increased value
of the property along its line, would very soonpay
the cost of the Improvement.
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INTERESTING PROM Mrxrco-san Luis dates

INTERESTING PROM MExICo-San Luis dates Of
September S, received at New Orleans, represent
that a battle WAS soon expected to take place be-
tween the forces Of Vadaurri and Miramon. The
latter has about 1000 men, and the army Of the
North counts upon 5000, which, united o 1000
more under Corondo, from Chiheuhua, will force
Miramon TO accept battle between San Luis and the
capital. Upon this battle depends the fate OF
Mexico. 1t is thought hardly that Mirsmon will
show fight The Governor of Zasatecas was in the
course Vf week to send $4,000 for the army OF
yidaurri:sud with that sum it would commerce
its march.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-28

SUNDAY EXHIBITION The county con-
stables would effect public good by visiting thc
private graveyard at the corners Of Marshall and
Clay ana 23d streets, on Sundays, and errestins
tho gangs Of negroes that regularly assemble there
to pitch cents, and engage in other species Of ga
Inc
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r AND AGENCY.-Having been em

IL picycd to sell several lsrge tracts Of land Ia
Nicholas county invite proposals from captssste.
and particularly from persons who may wish " eet
cold.
i have just returssd from avisit to Nicholas. and
lubrty ofclimae IL 10 not surpassed ~ suy pcvtaca
OF the state. lho lana 10 situated in the nonnt.Ans,
By far the richest OF which consists OF table land
hickory. Ii 10 admirably adapted tor . grasing
country Thousands OF acres OF the laLS have besa
(withina few .ears) opened and are now making
ample returns 10 the Sners. The lands will b
survs yed aud laid on into small farms thereby swing
to purchasers With moderate means an oppos!antey
OF Investing. will give oil ne~diu information on
the subject and will show the land T. those Wishing
to purchase. Address
RICHAhD HILL. Richmond. va.
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MATRIMONIAL AFPAIR.-A singular matrimonial
affair, The Paterson Guardian says, occurred at
Yawpougb, Bergen county, n. j., on the 4th inst.
young lady was to have been married to Andrew
+. Bush. Tie company was assembled and the ce-
remony about to take place. The minister and
bride were waiting the arrival of the happy-to-be
made young mar. He was soon esped coming
toward the house dressed for the occasion, and
arrived at the gate, where he was met by her
father. who prevailed on him to 60 back, and
would not allow him to enter the house. The
party sat down to supper, after which the girl
married to John Odell, who had been invited as
one of the guests.
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Ey~NEw GooDs i have received from
Philaaelphia aud New York, and will op.n this
morning q choice and splendid assortment Of ladies
DRESS GOODS. Aso, fine assor tmant OF CLOTHs
CASSINERES and VESTlNGS, along with general
sto1k of DOMESTIC GOODS Of every grade and
quality many Of which | can cell at much less than
former prices
Fine BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A larg.
supply of Negro CLOTHING, of every description
Blown and Biesched DONESfICS, and many Other
foods too tedious 10 mention, usual, kept in the
DrJ Goods iine
cali is respectfully solicited of all who want
cheap and good Goods Come and see and Judge for
Ne I'm JNo i SNITHER.
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VIM. C. Clark was executed 1t Danville, Pa, on
Friday, for the murder Of his wife. He asserted
his innocence.
Tbe Western virsinia Conference Of the NJ T..
Church. south, met at Greeuupsburg. Ky, on the
l5th inst. Bishop Kavanaugh presiding
Captain Matthew Q. Pitcher, Of the U. 9. Mount
Cd Rifles, died At Fort Edward, N. r., on the 18th
inst.
Col. A. p. Shut has accepted the nomination for
Mayor, rendered him By the Independent party Of
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams prom Ice . few rep.
resentation in Paris Jenny Lind IL In Englsnd ana
Mme Anna Bishop also.
Mr.. Ohasiss Dickens rsadings have proved pro-
6tsbis speculation. Three svsnings In the city or
Cork for Instance, nstted him q, l,100.
hsmnds, b 10 Boston, uade6oeiss . lioainlseas
- hen1s Of TIE aAshefities. S