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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

- DIVIDEND The President and
49, Directors Of the Virginia Central Railroad
Company, have declared semiannuai Dividend OF
two Ger cent payable on the 18th day of March
next The Transfer Books will be closed from the
Is. 10 the 18th day of March and the Dividend VIII
be paid to those who are stockhoiders on the nfst
dav OF March. GAKhETI, IFeau r.
Office Va Central r X Co,
Richmond, Feb. 10Th, 1881
fa l7-aiwtcwtlbM
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Au0rToH SALTS.
-'-------.s--t 49, -----~------
BY Richard Cauthorn

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. 10. At
~ At AUCT1ON.-on FRIDAY a..h ~. :. -
O'Clock, At my store, will sell At aucton .n a.
@r.ment ~ reasonable DRY Goods. CIethinr. sbaes.
e cash. RCAUrHOkN.
Auct.
kOC RES AT AUCTION.-On
ct my store. l will sell at auction the fai,ow o.
ing articles: 8 bbls Brandy; Is boxes Cbeesa. :
ke.s Butter: 81 bbls Fish; 10 boxes Brandy in bet,
ties Soap. Candles. &c. &c. - WI
feZ RCAUrHoRN.
THREE FINE MULES AT AUCrIO
\ On SATURDAY, 26th inst, at 10 o'clock AZ tbe
ion neat the Virgins Central Railroad Depot
VIII sell at ancton. for cash three very suneri,r
ynnng Mules OF large size ard well brok en- 10 work
they can be seen previous to tale at Messrs Davis
Hutcheson's Stables.
Ie l6 Il CAUTHORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22
By Thos. ". Keesee,

CEN EEL HOUSEHOLD AND
- KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUG
TION III be sold on TUESDAY morning Feb.
rusfy i3sn commencing at 10 O'clock at the resi-.
ing, on Marshall between It'll and 9TH streets ali ~
her Parior. Chamber and DiIing-r0oln Furniture
consisting OF the usual variety together with the
Kitchen Furniture. 0
fe 10 TgOS " KEESEE Arct
KH- P0sHPoNEMENT The above sale has been
postponed TO WEDNESDAY, the 23i February.
ie iJ-Ctz31 THOS w KEESEE Auct
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BY Henry W. Quarles.

oy henry W. ouarles.
A sSlGNEE'S SALE OF WATCHES
~ AND JsWELRY. AT AUCTION a, NJ 80
Main street. shall sell ct suction cc,r ~ w ~
on FRIDAY EVENING Feb Ish. one ~ sSa ~ i iss
geat and finest stocksef Watches al Je.rai,v $50
ehered In Riehmoid consisting in psrt ss foioys.
Gold aud Hunting Chronoraster Matches -
Do do BDgsish Lever do
Do do Detached do do
DO do Nickel Mount do
silver Watches of all descriptions
Gold Vest Guard and Fob Chains
Ladies' Chatham and Neck dc
Lcekets, Pins and Pencils
Mosaic Sets to match
Cameo do do
Lava do do
Garnet do do
Coral DO do
lets do do
elry Store. -
The above stock Of Goods were all bought espe-
claly Tor the retail trade aud will be- sold without
reserve, 70 the highest bidder TO close the concern
imniediateiy-per order of the assignee.
- J kILDkETH, Agent.
L. S-Msrchants and P6dilars will save twenty
per cent By calling early, we will lob or retail
gotns curing the day at a large discount from ma
Ladies are invited to call aud examine the stock.
The sale will CT rtiuua from day to day until ali
is ,aold HENRY W ora RI,pS
fe Is Arex
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

Fac. .:...... =. /! b I|I|II
First Csas................. 81 20 45l co Is
second Class.."........... u / Us 10 q / AZ
Third Glass;. 49,. SO. 'G IS 81 OBJ 10
SreCa! Class............... 81 IS 50 > Is 3 50
The rates West Of Knoxville will not go into eff
feet until after the complexion Of the Cleveland
April.
.chrrers Of through goods must send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks. weights aud destination
eli goods. Seni 10 CoX's Line Of BoaIs.
4 3 LEE, on the Deck.
at reduced rates. 4. 8 L.
e. lots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

EOR SALE.-Having leased the Fair
l. field Race Course for a term OF i've years, Of
fer for sale my Farm in the county Of Chesterfield
known as Graves Tavern. or 6rayerly Hill. lying
on the Goodies Bridge road s miles from the town
of Manchester, containing, by recent survey, 4t2
scres-about one half in state Of cultivation In
ls57, made with three hands, with q small ASST
ance of the fourth 300 barrels of corn 50 900 pounds
of oats 225 bushels OF wheat, $50 bushels of sweet
potatoes. II is useless for me to give further DC
scription OF the premises as any gentleman wishing
10 purchase can examine for himself. My son. Jas
Beicher who is the premises. will take pleasure
in showing the sane to any gentleman. II the
Land is not sold privately before the 10Th of March
next on that day shall offer it ut public auction.
on the premises, if fair, II not, the next fair day,
Sunday excepted.
At the same time and place. will be sold all the
Sheep, Cattle, Hogs Corn. Fodder, Shusks. Plsnta-
tioa Tools &C.
TERMS made known on the day Of sale. Apply 70
me, al Fairfield, Henrico county, near Richmond,
Va. JUHN BELUHEh.
70 ls-stawtd
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kCjT BALLS--A large assortment OF
AIT. Foo; aaa Yarior Balls, cheap at
"a. ANGUS u BYERLf's
- Fsscy Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

ITNT}t lsT 81 ) RICH - We will sell
X great Bargains in the balance Of o stock Of
kich new yEs : is ana P0Ggs
Rich French d aikes and Eaiantias
Fngilsh aI.t tna-lI-.u De Laines and Valent.2s
ftaGue!s Fr-It> and B!."chet CottoUs
Tat!c Dsmsrs-. \ kiu- 4 ID FoweliuCs
Very large rtalh Il ~isawls. very cheap
Black Velvet aid HiaUk Cloth GIrAks. for cash. to
make ON for ~ entire stock OF spring foods.
r hich Ne shall OG&I by that time.
PERKINS & CO,
f5s IA Eagle Square.
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A TLANTlC AND PAUIFlC uUANU-
~ SOMETHING NEW.--The undersigned having
and Pacific Co 8 Gnano, are daily expecting cargo
from New York, which will be offered to Planters
and othera upon very accommodating terms. Prof.
Gu Bickell, PHI d. of Baltimore, gives the result
Of his Analysis:
Phosphate Lime. 0S
Organic Matter Water Csrb of Lime, &C see. 90
Prof Henry. of Smithsonian Institute. anal sed
a sample and found therein $50 per cent of Phos-
phaie of Lime.
al! who have tried it, unite in pronounciuR it
equal in ts results TO the best Peruvian, viii its
benefcia! effect upon the soil is more complete and
permanent.
The cause OF this is found in the very large per
centa2e OF Phosphate of Lime which it contains and
which is the desirable ingredient in all Fertilizers
For information, apply to
PEYTON 4 ARCHER,
l39 Cary Street;
ia 26-dlw3tw3w Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

NEW GOODS We are in receipt of
~ sessopatla staple Gooda which will be SDSred
At Prices thai mus. ensure sales
Sd pieces Iii,A LINEN AT % cts
"a do do d nj g. &, cts
=. 90 do do y; 81 ITS
30 do STRIPED ndA plNirY
10 DO White CAMBkfNS. all qualities
30 dc Check CAhBNIC ana NAINS00kS
- DO Table rAMASb
lH t,gea Table NAPKINS
I,.r pieces s!eachei SHIRTISGS. yard wide
at6l
EMHkuIpEEIES in great yariety-of Lace
Muslin, Dia,ity and Grape
We arc still selling bet English PRINTS at 10
ems All styles # Ont of goods will be
,asrkcd aUwu to such prices AS will ensure sales.
CHRISTIAN Il LaTHBOp,
~ Il og Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

EOE 2ALE-A Second Hand STEAM
4 ENGINE, Ca horse power) SAW MILL and
GRIsT MILL, as coed as new. Has rotdoue more
thar months steady work. Address WHITE 4
co. King William G II. Virginia. Terms accom-.
moGatuR. ia 2S-In-if-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

SMALL FARM, OF MARKET GAR
~ DEN, HALE A MILE FROM THE CITY. On
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD. AT AUCTION We
VIII sell upon the premises. on MON DAY, the 2Sth
pretty Farm or Market Garden, on the Meadow
Fridge Road, half mile from the city, Obtaining
VIM A Robinson ana othera. The soil is of a good
quality and i!s contiguty TO the city renders it par
ticuiariy desirable for a market garden The i'm
provements are framed dwelling, with rooms
Kitchen with two rocms,- and the necessary conve.
nienceB
Ii desired, more property adjoining, can be had
TERMS -0nefourth cash; the balance at | and .
years. for negotiable notes, with interest added and
occurred By trust deed.
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WALSh'S GUN wa,
A5zg NJ, AND ~A,.S>Z
ks-gStsE4 PISTOL DEPOT

Nv FOR SALE-A fl &c blooded bay
EAMARE. well broken to harness and saddle
Ais, fine, light BUGGY, nearly new; both of
which may be seen at hixs stable 10th street. be.
tween Main aud Cary. For price and particulars.
enquire of 70 l5-ts PAUL Bank st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

VERY VALUABLE AND ADMlRA-
' BLY, LOCATED RESIDENCE. ON SOUTH
SIDE OF GRACE, BETWEEN 5rH AND 9Th
STREETS We are authorized to sell the large and
admirably arranged dwelling. located rs above,
location ia among the best ia the city The terms OF
payment will be unusually liberal On the pay
ment OF one-fifth in cash. the balance can remain
az inerest for a pe rod Of Is TO % years. Apply at
once to GODDIN Il APPERsbe.
r, 1o-l0t AUcts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

HIOLASSES.-3 bids. prime Porto
wi Rico ard Cuba Mnscavado Molasses, IN Bar
rels choice syrup and New 0riesns .io!asss .. TOR
ssis Nv IA aI LswIs n WEBB d co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

IN FVEI, IAI, V@-AL, IV III DAIA''
" &C, &c
40 god large OAK POST
4G0 bales OATS
$40 bales Clover HAY
800 bales Northern HAY. sweet and OF good
quality
LUMBrh of all Kinds
SHINGLES, &c, &c,
Kept constantly On hand and Tor sale low ana on
"a, orable terms, by s=s
JAMES G MCCARTHY & co.
Z WiIiiams' Old stand,
ia n street and Canal.
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TRUSTEES SALE UF FRA MED

T'RUSTEb 5 SALE UF Il N . d
Il HOUSE AND LOT, and VACANT LOT AD-
JOIN ING. ON MADDOX HILL. AT AUCTION. -
By yntue OF a deed Of trust, executed by Martha
Uarler. bearing date the 10Th December, 1857, and
duty recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrco conn
ty, shall, in execution of said trust, being 40 re
CURED by the beneficiary in said deed, proceed to
sell at public auction upon the premis s. on FRI
pay. the 9th inst two Building lots of the usual
size froGting on LOwnes street, Maddox Hill, with
"a Tenement thereon, suitable for u medium size
family JAS IL TT YLOk. Trustee.
TEkaS at sale. JAS II TAYLOR SON.
fe IA AuctioHeers.
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IN DRY GOODS FOR

u CAD 1Ht S.-ImPDhCASI IESTI-
IL Mon Y,--Iho following Interesting couverss
U.utuhk place az friends house last week, Teia-
I've g ia Cheap Goods selling AZ MAlLGR1'S, Al
NA,u street.
u7s Jones My deer Mrs Smith have got somo
nv Goods 20 huy to day. Now where can 80 To
f.y tie Oh aapsst;
NJ, SMITH will tell You, Mrs. Jonea. was
'.GC :, hAlbERIc "a purchase few articles this
Er.h nd being ia mCurniuE. VISA Induced TO buy
a,sP--igc lead AMI Black English Bingham. At
T..rpruce the yard Ii was much prettIer than
QUE i paid IS cents for s. few months ago. /
p - sp-LdiG Rieached Gotten and Fast Coored
U>cses SCI NJ ~ f0ur-Pci &C, and every other ar
tide was ss!l ug in the same proportion / would
therrf r. .Ivi>e you 10 SO there 70 buy cheap Dry
Goods wa will find them cheaper than al any other
tttr. j.. fachmoBd.
y E-Gtrr Of tie Same bargains left TO he sold
m : WafA fe -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

ROBBERY OF LETTERS AND FoRGERY.-A German named
William, Muehl arrested Saturday by the United
States Marshal complaint made by the special agent
Of The Post Office Department, charging him With fraudu
leny obtaining from tho Post Office In this city certain
letters addressed and belonging to Messrs Strouse 4
Brothers merchants at No l2 Liberty street. One of
these letters mailed ut Columbus, Georgia. and
tanned draft for about 5000 This draft presented
with forged endorsement, at the banking house of
August lie mont Co.. in Wall street. and bill of ex-
change on England obtained therefor On application
tho Post Oicc watch kept for the party who had
Improperly got possession of the letters referred to- and
on Saturday morning Mueh appeared again at the
window from which letters for Strouse s. Brothers
are delivered, and although at this time ask
recognized by the clerk the person who
Lad called for and received the letters Of that firm but
rev days previously. lie was arrested and invited TO
walk inside The Office and after the cashier OF Bel
mont Co sent for who identified him as the gentle
who purchased the bill Of exchange but two three
days before with tho forged draft
II subsequently turned that Muche had bought a
ticket 10 90 out by the steamer Vanderbilt 10 sail but
lew hons after his arrest aud that his passport had that
morning arrived at the Post Office from Washington.
WINE ne was detained at tho Post Office, and before the
marshall Mr. Holbrook the Post Oice agent, hlvipg "a
cfrantd mat Muchc had bcer stopping nj French Hotel
ana having already cot possession the keys Of his
uhks SC went 70 bis room and recovered the bills Of
exchange pting the proceeds Of the frauds committed
upon Messts. Belmont & Co and other king houses
The case was taken before United States Cnmm,ssoner
Belts who aer partial examination, adjourned the in
yeshPnon nhh yesterday morning. for the purpose of al
lowing time to secure the attendance of other imnortan
Witnesses ANA sui further adjournment then granted
for the same purpose until Saturday next
Since the arrest Of this prisoner IL has been
that no passed another forged urat taken from N,
Post Office, upon business house In Maiden lane.
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Superior Court,
Before Hon Judge Moncr,er ana lar,

ociWo hS"u Suoke MonCreI ana a Jury.
Nov. 22-haac JacobsoAn august Belmont This was
action TO recover damages for the mseasance Of The
defendant In regard to two promssory notes which CLAIM
t had entrusted 70 him for collection II appeared that
In May 1854, psinn deposited with defendant for colec
ton note Of Rene Mason for $780, and In June 1854
note OF Lorenzo Saly At these times Mason and Savi
In Mexico, and defendant the notes to NJ Davi
son. his correspondent there with instructions 70 collect
them and - 70 Savi's note to enforce pay meet II
could be enforced without much expense and not 10
return IT, DAWSON presented Tbs notes. Massou stated his
iDabny 70 pay ana saiv said be had had coosidera
ton for the note, and, besides Il was = forgery.
Dawson wrote defendant that he retained Nasson's
note until the next mai, hoping 70 bo sble 70
collect u, and on November ~, 1854, wrote that
Salvi bad made no money In Mexico had LEFT for Ha
wanna; that be- DAvison, old th0k It advisable To de-
tain him, but would by the mail sand tho note 70
Havana These letters were shown plantif who, It was
said ade no objection Savi's In s trans.
mission from Mexico 70 Havana Maasons note was
retained BY defendant up 70 the time of the commence
ment of the action. On plaintiffs part alleged that
defendant wrongfuly detained Massons note, aud was
moi authorized W send The note Havana and was
therefore responsible for In loss defendants part
alleged that hat was done pursuant plaintiffs
Instructions, and that defendant had not been guilty Of
negligence.
Tho jury retired and after an absence Of two hours and
half returned with verdict for the plaintiff Of S8O6 H.
For PLAINTIFF Mess Ga'brath and Townshend for dofen-
dant Mcssrs. Man and Rodnan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

OSs DEnocRsr snoRr-It Is sud- that John T. Brown,
democrat elected The House or from tho
Fifth Congressional district Of Keutacky, will not take his
the opening of Congress- no being under the
s,ntonsi sgc Tho second section of article 1s Of the
constitution declares that ono person sh& be represeu
tasvc VIII shall have attained the age Of twenty FIVE
ysMs." Mr.. Brown lacks few months Of the required
age.
TH1 GEORGIA SxsAToKsnr Atlanta C0sfederacy
says he election Of United States Senator postponed
by the present Legislature for the purpose Of giving Mr.
Cobb showing for the post in the event he shall fall to
receive the Charleston nomination for the Presidency
Governor Cobbs friends, says, wcre ostensbly for
Johnson with tho understanding that should the election
be brought the present session. result In tho choice
Of the latter gentleman his friends to 60 In Tor
Cobb delegation 10 Charleston
Loyr,AsA--The returns Of the election for Governor,
thus far foot up 1855 for Moore dem) against SITS for
Wels (opp Tho representatives AZ democrats TO
~ opposition and independent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

Married.
ATwNL-BucKMAS.-In Jersey City on Monday, Nov.
81 at the residence of Ira Smith, Eq, by the Rev.
Will am Tunson, Mr. AMOS N. ATwEIL 10 Miss Jo6EPMSB
BUcxxAS, all OF Jersey City.
Albany papers please copy
BRowN-CiARK.-On Monday, Nov. n, by the Rev. Mr.
Keegan, EaAs1vs W. Brown, Of New York, to ANNA A.
CLARK, OF Brooklyn.
Duslor--GAS1z On Monday, Nov. a, by the Rev.
Charles Kelsey JOHN DUNLOP Of New Orleans, TO Miss
EnElsE A. GAs1z, Of this city, eldest daughter Of VIII
liam Gantz, Eaq
GoBlx-OAKEs.-O Tuesday, Nov %. al the residence
Of the brioe's mother, by the Rev Henry Blanchard,
CHAREss G. GosIK, OF Florida, New York, to ELIZA A.,
eldest daughter Of the late Andrew Cakes OF Brooklyn
GRAsT-vAS OlspE.-On Tuesday, Nov. %, by the
Rev. Dir. Hastings, Mr.. JOIN G. GRANT Of Galveston,
Texas to Miss KATE VAN OIIyDR of this CITY,
HuDsoS-TESpIAR.-On Thursday, Nov. II, by the
Rev. William Morgan, RICHARD g. HUDSON, of Baltimore,
to EIzA1H, third daughter Of William TempIar, Of New
York.
Baltimore and Ulster county papers please COPY
KING-CopDNeros. Tuesday, Nov. %, BY Rev. v.
Leroy Lockwood Al Railway, N. j., ALBERT II. KING OF
New York, TO Miss HANNAH NJ. CoDDINGToS, Of Railway.
Boston and California papers please copy.
WExD-EIpER.-At Stamford, Conn, on Tuesday, Nov.
%, by the Rev Ambrose Todd, ALBT G. WEED, Of New
York, to JOSEPHINE daughter Of Robert Elder, ESQ., of tho
former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

The Italian National Society OF New York. established
years ago under the direction OF Marquis Palavi-
cino and General Gsribald after having prepared the
present movement for tho Italian Independence under
the suspices OF Victor Emanuel suspended operations
the began. But that III. peace OF Villa
franca has put obstacle that movement before its
Object accomplished, the national society have
reoleanzed, uncer the Presidency OF General Garbad,
and made appeal for cooperate N 10 all the Italians ut
homo and abroad Tho following named mombors OK tho
Italian committee organized in this city, for aid Of the
families OF tho italian soldiers that call and de-
clare themselves ready together with their friends
US committee Of the Italian National Society.
q. Albnoa, v. Boa, Dr. Ceccavni, f. q. Fabbri, f. J.,
Tabbri, o. fabbricott!, G. Gajani, N. pastacaidi
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william sburg City News.

HUMAN RExArSs ForND.-Ycsterday m9nng, while
some hborcrs were cngcss in ewaya,ng in the rear of
rs Grand street, i. D. a box was discovered buried a
Tow beneath the surace, which, examination was
found contain small coffin with the remains Of child
From appearances the body Ind been buried some years
md there marks the coffin whose they
were They probably intyred while the around
there we're not buh upon Coroner Smell held inquest
but the jury unable 10 to any conclusion to
she relnoip5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23
Street Cleaning Operations Suspended.

Street Cleaning Operations Suspended.
The City Inspector Colonel Deavan, has been obliged
to suspend street cleaning operations since Saturday last
in consequence Of the appropriation for that Department
having been expended will take the of $25 900 to
carry the work the balance Of this year. When Colonel
Delavan entered upon his present position the streets
were in most filthy condition. consequently he had to
put on large force Of laborers in order to get them
in q clearly condition. In q few days Mr.. Deavan
Intends to publish the account Of each months expen.
diture since the commencement Of the current
year. In order to show the public that since he entered
upon the arduous duties his office he has used the pub
lie money with economy and that the principal part Of
the enormous sum OF the item for street cleaning
this year, expended by City Inspector Morton, OF
dirty street notorety There remains about ST. goo Of
this amount in the hands Of tho Comptroller, but this is
kept as contingent for any bills for street cleaning that
remain unpaid.
For the last six eight weeks City Inspector
Delavan, with the CONCURRENCE Of the Mayor and
Comptroller, had the principal streets cleaned BY ma
chinery and with very good success until the failure Of
the appropriation for tina, work was exhausted THIS
mode of cleaning the streets has With decided opposi-
ton by combination OF contractors who have been try
ing for tue past six months TO make n STAT con.
has shown deire TO give the machines far
trial, and II worthy OF adoption, by the sdpe-
rior manner in which they do the work and ocononse
tho public money, he will recommend their permanent
adoption The Deputy Comptroller, Mr.. Warren, thinks
that the rata Of expense already paid for tho
vices of the machines 10 be taken basis for yearly
expenditure the purposes of street ceaniuy that
will be saving Of at least $50 900 per annum.
In the CITY OF Boston tho estimate expenses for tho
year. under tho head OF nterusl health depart
mept, for cleaning the Gets, anes &c., collecting
house olal, garbage &, nbatng nuisaucos care and
keeping OF about eighty horses in the city stables,
construction Of public carts, wagons &c, amounts
sl33 900 Tho receipts from tho sale of ashes ofal
&c estimated at $50 400, leaving cost the city OF
Sl12e00 II is true that Boston much smaller city
than own but this rata Of expense proportions
bly, great deal esa than present clean our
streets The money received for the sale Of manure &c
New York. IL not placed 10 the credit OF the City In.
spector's Department, but placed to the debit Of the
q, biz It,pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

In sequence OF important change firm take
place fret Of january entire stock Of fashionable
Winter Clothing be closed therefore offer
and elegant stock comprising every style and description
wiher Coing for Men and Boys aud Winter Furn's hng
Goods mt bsre commission ccs 10
1fose who haze yet supplied themselves will be
enabled 10 do al great saving aud have splendid stock
select from.
Cloes in the surrounding cities and win be literally
ds alt Nth.
We shall close cut the entire Winter Stock before the time
named, If 1t brings less
hts opportunity almost at the be ginning of tho
Winter season. and should be ayaed lime, While HE
stock ia full and complete
u. DEvLTN h Co.,
25s. 2J9 and 26o Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23

The United States steamer Water Witch made trial trip
Wednesday. and the result satisfactory to all
ceIned Her machinery worked vol, and nothing
Cured TO ber complete success, Her minimum speed
about miles per hour She will shortly sail for
her destination which is tho Calf squadron The follow
ing n corrcc, mi d her oncers.LNuenapt Commanding,
l. G. Synri First Lieutenant, Henry s. Newcomb SecoDd
Leateunnf, James II. Gis rhird Lieutenant, William H.
Ward; Passed ASSISTANT Surgeon, A. Enges; Second AS
astant Engineer (AcNpg Ch,ef), William C. Sed.n; Thir
Asstsap, Engineers Henry Davts, eynold Driver Ell.
ward St2t,ergood Captains Clerk Charles H. Sartorl;
lrser Clerk, Joseph $. HarvE.-Nogfok Herald Nor.
10