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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Daneins Atabemles.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
a. No. sc6 Broadway, New.York
No Isl Montague place, Brooklyn.
NewYork on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, commsnor
trs Sept "a; Brooklyn TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS com
m1ncins Sept a. Pvse ClsSs r Ladies s ii IN CiA.s 'of
Children st m for Gentlemen o. Families PnYaH
classes and school c4sSes attended
Circnlsrs may be he'd 1t either Of the Academies
M DODWORTH takes great pleasure In calling ssteraoo
the enlargement of his Brooklyn establishments Tne Tfs ron
has pry doub. cspscity with rooms IN proper
attention has been yen the adoption Of P3pe.
system Of ventilation Mr. DOD WORTH has ever made :
duty introduce IN addition al the fashouabs dances sues
eyscss and would have the mst sauts rhec pp
the figure walk aud general departments OF taoss Pooo os' ~
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MRS. OKILL will REOPEN her BOARD

VI ING and DAf-SCHOOL f0f yo71g L>iies on WEDNs4S
DAY, the 4A Of ssPember, Sos aud lo Clinton place
M viii be In the city ard asr ths Isl 81 September
receive .?pdcsos Previous n ths s lstsu sddrss'ed
" her rsa..slee vii be received b. hc-.
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} FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
10 NO. So WEST 18th ST, NEW YORK.

fbe above Academic. vii New York the 9Th OF %
tober and In Brooky n the llth Of October ,
Pupils can join time The Quarter commences he dy
Of eny further particulars Circular can Be naa ne
Acsd-ns Sources gwen usual schools aad pnvst- CAssss
attended =, NJ.
NB-Mr deses 10 direct st.erou 70 bis Work noS
IN car,. Of publication entitled The H.ory Of Dancing .s
the Figures Music and Necessary Instrueon Tor he prror
Of the Modern D2nces The WORK VII De fe4ny
about the 10th 0cob and b. had OF any Of he pncps
ookselers also st the A. cads mics Of The Author.
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6ouses an1 farms Uante6.

6ouscs an1 forms Wante6.
FARM WANTED.-I will EXCHANGE
"A frat HOUSES in South Brooklyn, having q. mod
water. &c for good weAimpfoved
SEND fll dssc ip,ion BY letter orjy.
ID. ". BALDWIN No 40 PARK row. Y
WANTED TO RENr-1wo or more Iarge
W ROOMS. with about TwELvE-HoRsE POWER. M.
be locs'ed Upper part sf the city Address Box No. oTS
Pos,-0ffse with AL rarticul.ra
ANTE D-A mod rate sized, high.stoop
w HOU.E situated between Madison and s,hsy. ,ui
l4th snd Address Box No lsl p o. s1g terms and
ccation.
WANTED-A small FARM, with or without
w Bui5ips. ccu;suous railroad within hour, ride
Of New Yoh-fr % of o1 improved Land capable
&C.. with Fruit. Sbsd-tes Mus, be IN
b. shobood beshy aud good wa:er Address WILLIAM
MANSFIELD care Of Andrew Wind, Advertising Agency No
lS3 NSsssust N. Y.
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DARNUMs MUSEUM M.-RsSDgsgement of those
- pserIe.. Sisters, HANNAH 40 ADE0NA GALE mshi-
DAY EVENING st n O'Clock, THE MYSTERIOUS STRAIN
GER; Or sT-N IN PAsIs. Miss C. Afford the Mvserous
Stranger To conclude eth Grand Ballet Divsrssement Ia
which the e,sters HANNAH and ADEONA GALE appear
AFTERNOON at S-THE SEVEN CLERKS; Grand Pas de
Deux BY the GALE SISTERS; HOU3E On The HEATH.
Tn. ARAB GIANT i h-re7f feet high, q old aud
weighing 49 pounds the Grard Aqus Happy Family Trlnk
Of Tree from the Mount of Olives Sc. Admitancsto all 2
under Is Is
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ID .bou, 600 of LAND. sutcieu: ~ 81 o, Farms
te secured siihn u m.s o an excellent oa
v.,s in on. of Il po-os Of Ess.-n NrIioA ey
rssidu,ls col ny sole pey SIS 90. 90 esy term,
Tts opportunity to p ssssn' 'r'-s II deuf
.sl cs'. shsr- nds spdy rsog IL value .,d g. %
brso.d ~ Apply a. the o@oe Of the AM. ~ ~
TMiGRATION AID And HOMESTEAD COMPANY, No. l4'
Rrnndv.y
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N1 No. u WEST 39TdST,
Would inform her friends thai her PRIVATE CLASS viii
commence the Monday In October uieens three nes
week..
This Cass ose peculiar advantages Young Ladies who
have M schoo and wish pursue with of
HISTORY LITERATURE, LANG JAGES and MUSIC. For
the latter accomplishment the mos: dsngulhed ,alen. ID
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CRY oF NEw-yoxK. DEP.RTNEsr ov FIssscr,I
BUsbAU ARREARS. July u 1853
CORPORATION NOTICE-SALE OF PROP

CRY oF NEw-yoxK DEP.KTSEsr OF FIs.scH,I
BUsSAU OF AkREaks, July y, 1853
CORPORATION NOTICE-SALE OF PROP
~ ERrY for UNPAID TAXES aud REGULaR RENfs
that sale Of Properly for tho Unpaid Taxes on R-A
Estate the yesrs 1854 1858 and 1885,; add the Uuphd
Regular R~us Water r the year, commencing
May Is57 and eudDs April 81 1855 s.o oon1rnencrs Nay
1854 in Nos H. IS 20 ls p and a. sl tase psce At
public suction City Hail 10 the City OF New YORK, or
MONDAY the 2h dy OF Oc.c b-r next at IL oco 81 ncoo q
that day. and be continued from day day n the Whole 'haD
urpsd ard the property be sod pabi'aed 10 The
New YoIk Evening Post daily newspaper printed and pub
"'' JosEPa c. 'INCKNEY, Clerk of 4resn
NJ BFor l2h 10Th and 20 Wards references may De mas 70
The Commercial Advertiser. jy2E la~lfSF
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.-Ths
L ALL FNGLAnD ELEVEN durins 'he,r s;y viii make
R.,suisut vii. se p. open EVERY EVENiNG sni Unner
or Supper be ordered at time BY the carte fsSos
wishing TO dine together ordr cnuer in tue nor1ig M
suy hour any pe. from upward Orders to be lett 81
the Hote! or kxchsDee OHse
NETROPOLITsN POLICE AUCTION.-A
lu HORSE AID three MILCH GOATS fDunr stray v i'll b.
sod At soction a. WILSON'S STABLE No l:7 West 23tr.
RFN. PropeI,y Cl-Is A. Il SrOUrENBGRGH. AGcuonrer
POLiCE.-OWNERo are
vL WANTED at No - fsr bag Of PePp-r luV
brs Flannel Blankets. pieces Of Calico AM coarse Linen ci'es
G. J. WARREN. Property Clerk
NOTICE to SKIRT MANUFACTURERS
~ STEEL WIRE TEMPERED and COVERED. aud STEEL
% ii'N' ~ BROOKLYN STEEL SPRING co,
No 9FGrnsn-s., Brooklyn, Lear Fulton Ferry
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CAIR of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Pal
ITO CONNOISSEURS and ADMIRERS of the

Il FINE ARrS-A large collection Of FINE OLD PAINT
lNGs may =, No s. Ne~ Bowery near Jaue. 81. ia
rrpus,ion viz: salysia Ruysdse Van Benme Carracc.
Bss.ano Sir Godfrey kn.er Sir !.A Thornbi. Lancret
r. .s, Rub~n, Guido J. S.o6dsrt and
ar, ssps clfuy invited to call THOs JOYCE Commission
Ms,ehaut Nc. 6S New -B0wsTy Hssy james g., n. T.
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ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
-Mr. LEVFRETr will reopen her School for the coming
year OF WEDNESDAY Sep. IA punctual attendance OF
N. pupils 10 particularly requested. Application may be made
% krs L. personally BY letter. the above address
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Musiral Instruments.

EOLIAN. SQUARE, GRAND, aud UPRIGHT
III PIANOS r. and second bar d. from Gilbert Chi ;k.rns
HalIrt Davis Co. Also MELODEOS5 and hARAOSiCA3
-" ~ - - s 7. GORDON, No. 7os Broadway.
ALBERT WEBER, PIANO-FORTE MANU-
n YACTURER No l5 West Broadway, near CansL-The
b. asor.st Of PIANOS warranted for three yea st sas
Iovsst prices. Can and examine before pafcna.lns
A H.GALE & Co, PIANO-FORTES. No. 107
IA Eas: l1thG invite attention 20 their NEW sCALk
PIANOs Guaranteed 70 give ea,ire ss.isiac.ioa>
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...1I DISPATC III.
r 80. R,xar Railroad.

A. "A
,avamsot through the streets, Ia 'ne Wv.
-. ~ the city, Of rolling stock marked -
p,, "a aYork River Railroad" gives eneer,as
pv ...... TIA, the inauguration 10 at mana OF
49, !. .htch Richmond hos great insefest.-
49,. no have been "waitiug for the wagon"
as, -, h.,a "a wait long. The time 10 nigh,
,~hsn. by short railroad, traversea IN hte "'ots
A., an hour. Richmond will be put In connection
lin one Of the most magnificent streams on the
ar,ar,o.n continent aud With harbors deep enough
A ao.t \ fcet Of Great Easterns. It 10 strange
INT true, that, living within thirty miles Of the
York River, probably not one citizen 10 Richmond
IA hundred has the faintest conception Of the
bright deep, broad, river-more like an arm OF the
sea than rtver-which will soon be united by the
iron channels Of the railroad, with the Metropolitan
city. Some Of our epicures know something OF It's
uarivalled Ash aud world renowned oysters; snese
10 vague, though delightful vision OF salt WAFER
baths, which We shall be able TO command any ana
every DAY Of the week; bu. few have much idea OF
the capabilities for commercial purposes, OF TINS
straight deep and majest stream, on whose BANK
stil stands one of the warehouses which once sup'
plied foreign importations, not only to Virginia,
but TO the Empire city OF the North, and whose
.tIver tide reflects the consecrated heights Of York
town.
We hall With delight the day that will bring thi'
noble stream and the James River side by side
aud II, with the command Of two such water
courses, Richmond does not attain great CONNER
cia, importance, IL will not because nature hei
failed TO place adequate and abundant means with
In her reach.
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Mr.. Jefferson's ounboats.

We have already referred to the correspondence
between Commsdores Stewart and Kearney in res
lation to the statement, made on the authority of
the former, that Mr.. Jsderson's famous gunboats
were bailt to make descent upon Cuba. The
National Intelgencer, seldom, il aver In error in
its historical statemepts, has an editorial In its
Thursdays issue, commenting on this correspon.
deuce, In which IL doubts whether the recolIec-
lions OF Commodore Stewart will be deemed sufh.
ciently conclusive to outweigh the contrary evil.
deace found 10 the contemporary history of the
country. a. well legislative, as executive, with
references 70 she motives and objects of the gunboat
fiotills In the same number of the hstellioencer,
sppesrs letter from Commodore Stewart 10 the
editor recsived after the editorial above referred
q vss prepared for insertion, in which be saw.
that his information Of the design of the gunboat.
was letter published as from Mr.. Jefferson on
that subject, BY his authority or some friend Of
his, in erder to withdraw from him the odium Of
such system Of useless defence of our waters -
Commodore Stewards statement seems simp,v ia
amount to this, that Mr. Jefferson, in his views OF
Indemnity for Spanish aggression, thought gun.
boats would be useful in the capture of Cuba, af-
Ter their utility had been so signaliy demonstrat-
ID In the operations Of cur feet against the bas'
tories Of Tripoli.
Commodore Stewart also denies that Mr. Jener-
son was opposed 10 the Navy On the eontrary,he
prevailed upon Congress 70 increase II.
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DIED.

On sist instant, at quarter to 4 o'clock Is o
LILA, only child OF William and Casssnofa
Garrett. aged months and Fl days ,..s
what what Ia this Ifs can eer oil up the void'
That death In this fond heart hath mace
The snlace most soothing and dearest OF all,
All, never will cheer me again -
The friends and acquaintsuees o. the ,amlIy ~
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral from the
residence of her parents, on 9Th street, pesveon
Byrd and Arch streets, this evening ct 3ociock.
~ Petersburg papers pleace COPY. -
On Friday. the LIST inst. about isoc!ockt AtyNLv
w BRADLEY, son of John w and Elizabeth brad'
ley, aged two years, seven months ana nine oays
His funeral will take place on Sunday morning, y
Leigh Street Church. on Church Hill Inc itisnas
and acquaintances of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. without further notice.
Farewell, farewell. my baby dear.
Go revel in thy SAviour's srms
Till the lest trump shall greet thy ear.
Then RISEN all thy heavenly charms
On Friday morning, April the Let, JOeEPH W All
TER, sou OF James and Martha = Sutherland,
aged one year. eleven months. and twentJ-nine
days. ~
nisfuneral will tnke place this Saturday after.
noon at o'clock at his fathers residence, on 10th
between Franklin ard Grace streets. The friends
and acquaintance Of the family are invited TO a.
tend.
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Affairs in Norfolk.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DlsPATcB.J
NORFOLK, April l. 1859.
Alta late hour last night, the jury in the United
States court, in the case of Augustus GiddingS,
charged with throwing Delaying pin at the caps
tain of the ship Flying Dragon, while at sea, re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. The court then
adjourned until this morning, 10 O'Clock, when it
resumed the case of the U. S. vs.. the mutneers OF
the ship Flying Dragon, among whom is this man
Giddings, who has been tried already for an at
tempt upon the life of the captlin with pistol,
but, for which the jury failed to convict.
James Philips was arrested and before the Mayor
this morning, on charge OF passing counterfeit
money. His case 10 still under investigation.
VIM. White, youth from North Carolina, was
examined on q charge Of stealing umbrellas from
r. II. Stevens store. He was sent on for trial.
six sailors were arrested for committing row
on Main street, yesterday afternoon. They were
before the Mayor this morning.
The revival at Cumberland street NJ e. Church,
10 this city, and the two churches in PORTSMOUTH,
continues with undated interest. over one nun,
bred have been converted, and the affairs are crowd
ed every night. fhAcoSSioS go
P. s. Have Just learned that the U: 5: Court VIII
rise to.day whether the jury in the fiylhg Dragoh
case agree or not. s.o,o
Judge Haly burton has just pronounced sentence
upon Antonio BIake,on of the crew OF the snip
Hoxie. who had been convicted OF staDping tue
captaip, The sentence 10 that he be connneo In
the pepitentary for two years and nned 81.
Tba municipal ele ction in Portsmouth, Va, taxes
place to day. pv.cuss,or
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Ms oSIo crLEpRArroN ron THE BENEFIT

MASONIC cELEBRAT1oN FOR THE BENEFIT
on THE MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.
We have already announced that the Rev. JAMIE
I'D. MCCAIN, Of Baltimore, has accepted the ins'.
tion Of the Masonic Fraternity OF this Guy ."
deliver ian address on the Masonic character y,
Washington" on Thursday evening, the .'n %
April next, at the Mechanics Institute mr. ncs
Csbe Is native Of this city, and - a pug"
orator Of high reputation. He VIII deIve. an
animated and eloquent address. the proceeos "
the lecture will be paid over to she managers "
ne Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, aud We
feel satisned that I, Is only necessary to make
this announcement, apart from the qualification
Of hearing lecture OF the most Interesting char'
scter, to secure "a crowded audience. The several
Lodges of the city will be present, accompanied
BY the Richmond Commandery of Knights Temp.
lar, acting as escort. The programme OF the pro-
cession, &C., will be made known in due time.
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prpnNprIoN or RANK NOTES.

Under the law, providing for a more uniform
currency Of the Banks of this State" the notes Of
the following Banks are redeemed at the
Bank Of the Commonwealth viz: Southwestern
Bank, wytheville; Farmers Bank Of Fincastie,
Fincastis; Bank of Rockbridse, Lexington; Bank
of Rockingham, Harrisonburg; Danville Bank,
Daavilie; Merchants Bank, Lynchburg; Monticello
Bank, Charlottesville; and Bank of Scottsville,
Scottsvilie.
The Bunk Of Virginia, Farmers Bank and En-
chance Bank redeem the notes Of their branches.
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ne TO THE OPPOSITION PARTY OF RICH
MOND.-You will assemble on tonight, to make
nominations for the municipal ofncss Of the city.
name of Mr a W LAMBERT. for the Office Of
GRAIN MEAsURER. He isa trus Wing. and
alvays has been. He ia an honorable, high
minded man: one that Glands above reprosch where
ever known. He has 6ilei the office OF Deputy
Constable in this city, to the entire satisfaction OF
all who had any business transactions with said Of
fee. and was thrown out Of Office from sickness
He is now out of business with family to support
aud no means. think that the noRination could be
bestowed on no man more deserving. and none that
would fill the Office With more satisfaction to all
with whom he might have business connections In
said Office, than he. -
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a Reform.

1t Is said that, in accordance with the report OF
CONGRESSIONAL Committee, instructions have been
given to Captain MEIeGs Superintendent OF the new
Capitol building to cause the desks to be solo, ana
In place of the large and elegant chairs heretofore
used, to substitute benches, like those formerly
used In our House of Delegates, when the mem'
hers were accustomed to do BUSINESS, instead OF
writing resolutions. and mailing documents for
In
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From . Lat lstsiy Published, II appears that Il
United States hsvs now In active service 40 shjps
73l oaacess, 1910 men, and 6S4 guns, or there.
shouts, . iaxgsr naval force than has ever 1t one
tine besn eommissioped under the American asa
sinss H. eetabliahmsnt Of the Union. II NAV he
aAded 49, there are no ships in the world suus.
risss anA sew equal 70 those Of the United State.
sessies, 10 discipline aud efficiency. Our little
NAVY, 10 the event Of war, would be nucleus for
one Of the grandsst and most formidable maritime
!. that ever contested the dominion Of
~ aeep' the L0g>n Times expresses the opIn.
~ ~. Y case Of war between France and the
resns shs surerof naval aptitude Of Ams
s sp'soaa sna lsinsross hssts af Eapcison' snS
AsHds. a '"'s "Mssisah
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Tbe following was tie
state of the weather at the places named at Z
o'clock this morning New York-clear and cool;
Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Neutrality-suspicious.
and pleasant; Petersburg clear, therm. AGO Nor
folk-wiud South, therm. 600; Wilmington. N. G.
clear and pleasant; Charleston, s. C.-clear,
wind Northeast, therm. $50; Slvannah-clear
wind North, therm. go; Montgomery, Aia.-ciear;
Mobile-cloudy, therm. 600; New Orleans-cloudy,
wind East, therm. eio; Wheeling, Va-clear and
COOL Cincinnati-clear and pleasant.
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TELEdRAPHIU NEWS.
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH HINES,
0rrrcE-No. 139 Eagle Square, Main st.
II rpaRTED FOR THE aDJsPATCH."
A FIRST OF APRIL CANARD-wAsHINGT0
NEWS

NEWS
wAsHrNaroN, April 1.-The Charleston Courier
Of this morning publishes special dispatch from
Washington. TO the effect that the President has
advices that war 10 Europe has already CONS
menced, and that armies are moving. All enqui.
ries here 20 to disprove the truth OF the Courier
dispatch, bat all letters from American Embassies
say that war in Europe IL inevitable (Aprii =
Mr.. Pryor 10 TO remain 10 the States, o. IL mas
been placed on a permanent basis, and 70 20 DC
Democratic, irrespective Of the Presidents WE'VE.
The President has named all the new guncoa:s
with Indian names The one at portsmouth ~
the "Mohegan;" at Boston, the "Narraganset,;"
at Brooklyn. the 'Troauois;" at Philadeipna, Ihe
"Wyoming" and "pawnee:" at Norfolk. the pa
sotah:" at Pensacola, the seminole and az san
Francisco, the "Saginaw."
The Cabinet to-day concluded that II ouseiey
has violated his instructions in Nicaragua, this
country will call on England to disavow his acts.
If Nicaragua refuses to ratify the Clss- frsarri
treaty. relations with her will be suspended.
The reported offer of Miramon to transfer part
of Mexico to European powers, 10 doubted by the
Administration. 10 case IL is go, our government
will take ground against the act, and re assemble
Congress.
The N Y. Herald says France has appropriated
Fonseca Bay, on the Pacific side of Central Ameri>
CA for a naval depot.
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THE sT LAWRENCE RIVER.

MONTREAL, March 31.-Tbere have been strong
westerly wind for the last two days, aud the
ice has gone from above the Victoria Bridge and in
front of the city, though it is still fast below The
river rose considerably on Tuesday, but is now
spbsidiDg,
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THEArRE.-ARractire BiU.-A varied aud enter
tanning bill is up for performance tonight. The
drama of "Ireland as it Is" in which smiles and
tears are more completely mingled than in any
other piece on the stage, is the first, and is fol'
lowed by the "Young Actress" in which Mrs
Florence has good deal of graceful dancing to DO
The concluding performance is "a piece OF mons
sense" entitled Florence worried by Johnston
The playgoers can have their fill of fun to night
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The Gao Limitation Bill.

In the hurry of preparing the article relative
to the provisions of the law for establishing
uniform currency, we committed an error IN
stating that after the slst Of December, no note
under $40 could be issued or paid out by our
Ranks. A bill. called the UNCONVENTIONAL Dill,
PASSED the Senate, but was lost in the House OF
nelerateg.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY Tho amount IN the
United States Treasury, subject to draft, on the
2s,h ult., was s. 46O, 437, of which sl5sS4 was at
Richmond, Va, $5,2s3 at Norfolk, Va, and $4,oss
at Wilmington. N. C. transfer OF $1,000 to
Norfolk was ordered.
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FIRE IN CHRTSTIANSBURG.

CHRrsrIANsBuRG, Montgomery county, Va, April
IA fire occurred here yesterday, DESTROYING a
block of buildings, including the Odd Fellows
hall and Herald newspaper office. Among the
sufferers are: j. II Guggenheimer, S1l 900. insured
IS, 900; Herald office, $500; Odd Fellows, $500; Ma
arns S250
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FIRE AT WARRENTON. VA.

ALEXANDRIA. April Last night the railroad
buildings at Warrenton Junction, on the Orange Il
Alexandria Railroad, were destroyed by fire.
large quantity of wood was consumed. Loss pro-
badly some thousands of dollars. The telegraph
line YVES injured, but is now in operation.
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Je0erson's Birth Da,

This day is the one hundredth and nineteenth
anniversary of the birth of Thomas Jefferson, the
author Of the Declaration of Independence, his
birth having occurred on the I'd of April, l74o.
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MARRIED.

February oath, 1t 81 stephcne church. ID W. rfs
city Of Brss9 qnH 9nsssndS ~ 'n HoESRT REED o.
Ricbmond, vs., 70 Miss HENRIETTA yUuiA, ele s
eat danehter Of Mrs II Gillian, bouthweii sugs'
H;nosdowu
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NomISATIoN.-Hon. G. W. Hopkins, late mempeF
of Congress, was on Monday, nominated az Aoing'
don as a candidate to represent Washington eoun-
" in the House of Delegates of the Legislature OF
Virginia. and has accepted the nomination.
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80 SOME OF THE BARGAINS,
At THE CASH STORE OF

- SOME OF THE BARGAINS,
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS d co,
No l4l Eaele Square.
cases A Bleach Shifting at s cents, worth 10
Sup" do III IA
Best New York Mill do 'l5 "
lO-4 Bleach Sheeting "zS
10 do $50 F"
Best English and American Prints at II cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns, at ll9l21a cents
80 pieces Spring De LANES and Vaentias at 1914 cts
80 80 very pretty Spring Valentias, at % cents
80 doz Kid Gloyes as good as Alexanders at Is cts
The largest assortment of rich, NEW SPRING
GOODS, city Styles they have ever offered all new,
and at the lowest cash prices. NH l7-tA25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02

The PoroMAC FIsHERIEs.-In all, about oo,ooO
behring's arrived at the fish wharf at Alexandra
Thursday, 5000 of which were from "The Gums
landing near Aqua Greek. Herring sold from
80 SO to s11. The quantity of shad arriving IS
about the same as for several days past prices sl9
20 mar hundrad