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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25
Daneins Atabemies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA No. sos sroadwsy Neg-York,
~ M .ns s1 SFsI ia T.wY
TUESDAYS and fridays Ga Brooklyn
At D. m. for children at p m for gentlemen
Commence In Nev.York Sept g.
In Brooklyn. Oct,
In addition to the Cunt Qnade Prince Imperale Ever.
Empire and other social Dances Mnuet Quadre LINDA
other educational dances seady introduced BY m DOL
during the sessonoDe Uhe Qosdle sdrenne especially
pted development Of graceful movement IN children,
Circular OF terms &C., may be had at either Academy
A CADEMY of DANCING and CALISTHEN
AICsMI and Ms TREN0R roper Their ss,S well snCyr
30 South 8tb-st Brooklyn T. d. ts open Mr. VIII be
pleased to accommodate paroles who may form classes al he
residence In private Schools either Of the Academies Cal
for circulars.
Il FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, No.
FEkRERo AID EDMUND FERRERO respectfully announce
oCTObER All the Dances in vogue and several ovees
WEDNESDAYS AID SATURDAYS for Misses aud Master,
ct ~ IN, commencing 0CTOBER6 6.
MONDAYS end THURSDAYS for Children who do not q.
tend Day Sc ool cou geneing OCTOBER 10, st2p m
D. n. commencing OCTOBER 10.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, for Gentlemen, 8. u p.
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS for Ladiss. at p. cOmrnenc
bkiVAIF SoCIABLE every other WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING All wish become members Would oblise By
Ing their before let n November Private
tpees given exclusively forhs Pupil and shei
scbo and Pya- Csse. stteded ither their re iden.
CT. or Private Hour s be assigned st the Aseoy making
application Cssso ia nsghbo ing Cities or To~n attended
application the Academy Pve Lessons TO Ladies'
Gentru Pupi enter at oil hnes Cass for Be
throughout the Season GcusTs can DC had at th.
Aeaoemy M state that he will Let his Academy for
Phi safe sociables during the Sessoa
DO WEST 3Gth-st., between 9Th and 6th-avs -
90 Msd>ue (FERREROl JACKSON has enlarged her ball
aid will reopen her Private Dancing ACADEMY Oct 1860
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r. COLON, Au lone q

T ARGE SALE of SEQ. aha and new HOUSE
- HOLU FURNITURE CARPETS, sad MIRRORS 70.
gether with GOODS DAMAGED by FIRE In Funons-F.
c LION will sci, I IIs Day (TOed.y) Vt Is a. i4
lock No 50 Bee the niue Furtit OF house.
rsmCvef from Ho sonet. embracing arel II the
keeping he from basement alto Also lnga lot 81 Fam
ture little damaged By Fulton Also Druggists Coun
tr sasss Kitchen Furniture, Sale viii De Peremplmy
rain shine.
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Hnannai.

A LBERT II. NICOLAY,
"A AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BROKER,
No. So Wuisnst INSURANCE STOCKS and other -
cur'ties at private sale STOCKS aud BONDS bought zsk
the Brokers Board Price il nj snthy.
IOHN MUNPOE & Co.,
~ AMERICAN BANKERS,
No. RUE DE LA PAIX, PARIS,
No OSWALD ST. NETWORK
Gr.ut LETTERS OF CREDIT for Mercautis Purposes
Also. CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT on the ptndea
towns and cities OF EUROPE
Also Ae,sndi. Ca Beyrout Jer<saem, Ald.rs e..
BILLS ON PARIS and STERLiNG BILLS 10 .ams t. sas
NkTH DIVlDEND.-OFFICE or GROCsSs'
81 FIRF lrsoRasCs CosPAsY. No. % ~sll:st Back Of
HewY ok Building NewYorA, Sept leo The Board II
Directors have his day declared seo annual Divided Of 5I
) PER CENT the Capital Stock Of the Company cayxbis
70 the Stockholders demand JAMES q. PLATE, See.
PACIFIC "a, \. Nsv.YoRx Sept %. 1850.
INHE ANNUAL ELECTION for fourteen d..
RECToRs q this Bans vii he he'd It shsir BsakIay
House TUESDAY, tie 9Th day of October s
hours OF Il m. and p m. By order Of the Board.
r. SUCK Cashier
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Souses to fet.

I TGHT ROOMS and Steady POWER TO LET,
IL byiJoHN GAUDU. No lo2 walker-st
ITO LET-Part OF the SECOND STORY, with
II EASEMENT and pryils ges Of the m dsrn t~o-'tory
hrckH O sc NJ 10 andews erst Very suitable fof small
g,uteei family. p ly 1n the p emises
rINO RENT-The "a story cottage frame HOUSE
235 LiyiL gston st. Brooklyn with Gss and Water FIX
lures Apply on tee PREMISES for terms.
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Y ard FRENCH BOARD No and DAY SCHOOL TO-
YOUNG LAGtFs Nos and West s3thst. Murray HIN
two 5osrs hou 6tb-sv Es~Yo'k, vi rsApea on wEDNES
DAY, The 1eh septsmber next The sdi6ce-pl.en.d
Summer like airs Ia the highest beautiful ho
city Special sttsnon paid to health ard physical ,ias
for which eutre story ,et spM. ~ sordaat, prodd
members OF the Principals hniy French Is spoken rh'
sbles nss employed for French Italian Germs Piano
re- Harp aud other plishmeus Among biz cit,
Spring, d. D ; Rev. Thomas De Wiz: D. D., Rev Nathan
Bangs u ID Rev. Asa D. Smith D; d. Rev Joel Parker
D b /; Rev Edwin y. Hatfield d D Rev J. B Hg.cy
Rev Joseph P. Thompson: D. ID. Mr. Wihm Dodge;
formation apply the Institute Circular for which a
drcss Rev C. VAN NORMAN LII D. Principal.
MALNUT-HILL SCHOOL GENEVA, N. Y.
w The new year Of the Rev. DR. REEDS BOARDING
SCHOOL for BOyS is opening The situation ~ This
dsts from tB city, yet essy rescb ia thir rn
bours the extent and beauty OF the scho gound snd the
tboro compen Of the inhtrdc present special
claim, to the parents who wish 10 sepese their boys
the difference Of large TO The school NOTES with IL
known provision for II scientific and edcaion
reeetssy fitting d,poe for ph,sic dsvropm, mt snd
Tbse will be short at the Christmas Holidays
bui no other vacation till the close Of the year In July nez
eerred that pnps when they enter the school should
not be Cicuas will De sent 10 those VINO
dee further formation The charge for choo year dory
250 References the RI Rev H. Potter No 80 Yves.
"a ct the Hon. Henry Davies, No. - Ssh;.- as1 !"
Bradford, esq. No wsllst THUS u hEEp'
Genevs, NY. Sept, 1860.
ttI0O PER R.-COOPERST0WN
~ ~ SEMINARY, Cooptrtown, =, looth ,,s,xe..,
paws Tuition In Piano. Music
and VocalZstion. Term opens N oy. D. .
NlOOEKN STYLE Of SCHOOL FURM.
vf TJRE Manufactured and for sale By JOHNSON, No.
40 Hudsonst N. Y Iustrstsd circulars on application
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yJFhEMf TOTNT OT1ENIT OIfLI1f W Vu-
4 DER of the SUPREME COURr.-Th. attend N Of cap
ass and Others Is called /. the sale by JAMES MhLEA
auc m err ~ der the diecion Of JOHN KELLY Sheriff TO-
TUESDAY, Sept IS at IL O'Clock at 90. MERCH.ETS
EXCHANGE, Of the frat clss DWELLlNG-HOUSE aud
LOT No 80 Est 2tst Grsuercy Park containing all the
nedern improvements
Sale absol1e the highest bidder The property
for seO but the haser will be entitled mediate
pos-ession.
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

FURNISHED ROOM-A respectable American
widow lady in moderate circuus Sea- wishes F0R.
NlSHED ROOM. with Amer family either Ia Brooklyn
or New.York Address call No. l84 pdst 70 story.
GENTLEMEN and their WIVES, and SINGLE
" oEkTLEMth. car be accommodated y th good BOARD
ard pea'ant ROOMS No 50 West i6hst Terms reasonable
References exchanged.
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Gntlerp, Gdrhmare, ST.

A A. THOMSON a. Co., No. 2l5 Water ST.,
"a NewYor Importers and Dealers In Tin Plato Roo6ns
Plates Sheel Iron Lnc Copper Wire Block ra spesr Lead
&c Also Timers Tools and Machines which they oaer f
sale a the lowest market prices.
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OFFICE TBE TRUSTEES OUB PAo. r. R. Co,
Ne. ~ Exchange place
EKv-iORE, Sept IL 1864 \

NEW.fOKk, sept II 1867
NOTICE.-The BOndholders, Stockholders, and
IN CREDITOR ofthe DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY hereby notified that, according 10 decree
inferred by the Bondhodt AID granted BY tct Court
81 Dubuque County Iowa at the Aug term III Uublqas
1ad Pacific Railroad has absolutely sold and forcl sed Tor
,hef benefit und The Ccmpr arrangement zoe ed ise
ans accepted the Bosdhod.r. Meetings held hi. oss
July tth and eth, k6O
The anchs-s and rights together with the lands Of the
ouque aid Pacific Railroad Company have beeu conveyed
organization TIE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY
RAIi ROAD COMPANY and the Trustees (who PROVE
tona Directors Of the Company prepared 30 make
exchange OF al evidences Of the Indebtedness in accordance
the decree Of Court
The election Of the Directors Of the Company being
hand Is important that each interest should be rp
,cned
Bor dholders respectfully requested to send TO this Os
thar Boud and receive Preferred Stock Of the new
It IS esrly dy as possible.
Pau phi Is tiDg oil the particulars Of the foreclosure sg
Articles OF DOTaoo OF the Company 10 Can h.4
1pcn spphc aion AZ this Office.
y VI NJ. K. JESUP, Trust Dob Pa RR ca
"o"''o'A' lHERM. GELPCKE, aud
n.t. (PLATT SMITH Directors OF Dub and
fN' wv. w. HAMILTON Sioux City RR Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

IBUSITINE SALE-IN Yak IIIIUN-B1 Oit-
L DER OF THE SUPREME CoURT.-A yALU Abe
FARM of III stusted in La Grange Duchess County,
six miles directly from Poughkeepsie, nth ee,t sell
ling Out Buildings Orchard Woodland &c well I'd and
IN cond being the farm Of William Msc'.e de-
ceased formerly of MI Bird aud John H. Tins will ss se1
With, WEDNESDAY Oct at IL O'clock 1t the
Poushkss pse Terms liberal Fn pstcuss
spply to JAMES sERGsANr Aucrioneer, si, or
A p MAN, Referee, No. Ga Wal Il.
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Real Gstafe for Sole.

A FEW beautiful COTTAGE HOUSES aad
IA LOTS with to two Of LAND aud two FARMS,
sltusrd fremont Nsecheser County fer SALE En-
CHANGE Apply to WILLIAM GRAY, fremont, the
Depot; or to TfUS. l.. BRAYNARD, NO. 81 Waltst
A SMALL amount only in cash required to pur-
"A chase four well.hut four-stoy brown tone HOUSES
lust hnshd situated East tn st In locality entirely fee
ron and other objectionable property and within
e miuutes wax Central Park The ABOVE will be sold at
bargain either -epsstely toge her Apply 10 W. r. JOIt
DAN. No. 10 Waist, Room No. 20.
At ORANGE, n. J.-COUNTRY SEAT OF 6
N scres the dep1t 6utolss tprovemea rich
soil plenty Of fruit soft spring .er h,t and cold carried
through the bn ings Apply q L. PATTON Co.. 10 Wu-t
DARN for SALE IN NEW-JERSEY.-Th The sub
viii eel frcm ~ to 232 of bis valuable Farm
tusted Atlantic Couuy elk nj from Ataatic City, 80 BY
water New York 50 from PhiAdelpha and aud half
north Absecom Stton tbs Camden and Atauti Railroad
and undd by Egg Herbor Bay, which Joun1s
Fish, and Uyste The location IL Of the bet
soil sandy free OF stone pat muck from three to hve
70 deep and part salt me.do Of good quality climate od
pleasant healthy frC between " Of April and l5i Of
October peny ngs pure and sof market good
NewYork City This Fam has IL good Sldinss 500
Grape Nres other Fruit and well fenced With cedar rails
bsccc melons 1c e sro~ here in gea perfection Or ms,
nu such muck. turf and msri nom tbs
rneadows drift hsy &c all on the pl.ce Can chip TO from
Newly for Is cents barrel Tile intspltabe great
bargain Price $50 per only part Of purchase
may remain mortgage For further PARTICULAR and
en- crop. the ovni address ID. MINER Abse
com. Itlsn'ic County, New-Jersey,
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\ RA y OPPORTUNITY for person. iu want Of

"a TIRsT-CLAss CABINET vURsirUag ., Eo sns9
syperbly furnished residence No Is CIIntoo d. o. ~
e. few door. vest Of BrosdrsJ wn - :sld q "a "a
ysse sale during the present week at ouAhsf ia ,,a
ee for senssel physts family An tnt ci.ss sssSs Z
me order fey Of the iesdibg articles only b. 49,
and ether Csrp.tsi B. w and Mahogany Puior. Dsiss
coE. ara R,n. rpis hicn aiow orSge ss
Ware of all descriptions 40 &c There snd % u, CO..
ogue nothing ran be asked for that have not g Ca -
see from q IN TO 6 p ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL for SALE, con
venieut 10 New Profits for the past equal
,a.r, Of over 5000 Address No 4o4oN T. Post Ofoe
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A NTHONs (Mr. GEO. Y. CLh o.
n FRENCH ANb ENGLISH SCHOOL with GympssiaG,
nd, sn.ca teacher and Preparatory Department. No Bz
broadway cor lstas Sept TO- Circulars ks9d9pn
No ga and Chtrn NJ 7a Broadrsy ADD No To- 20 sv'
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INSTRUCTION.

A. LEDUCs FRENCH aud ENGLISH
n. DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will reopen, at
No ACC est 23d st., on WEDNESDAY, Sept IL APpp TOT
ahove me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

ILASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL for
ROWS No GO Wet 83d st. between 3hsy and Broadway
viii be re 1pened on MONDAY Sept TO- The will be
thorough efficient Pupils received at ell ages and prepared
" JOHN ARIEL, A. b., Principal
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Boots, Shoes. &r.
6otels.

TRAVELLERS, DRIVE DIRECT to the
Il SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway corner Houston
g. copcucsd the European plan having III app n,nents
the eseean cd fare prompt at'endance and
mo erste charges. SAMUEL v. MSAo, rnOpre-or.
T,HE 81. CLAIR HOUSE has been recently
furnished with the view Of makiOs specially or sne
men inc IudipR Rts baths &c SCENTS wishing ROD aS al
dete price would the above house No l36
Prince vt keas furnished IL desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

ID A. SMITHS SCHOOL for BOYS, Lenng-
Ds ton sv. near S1th st.
r. Sept TO-
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ORANGE, n J.-Fiily Country Seats, Village
~ Residences Farms, and villa Sites great variety; hne
views beautifully situated within hour Of Courandt st for
rent and for sale, by II. BLACKWELL, 50 WilAD-st ~
Y, to III ~ Maine ST. Orange, from to
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TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brook
Ign Higtts betwr.p Fulton and Walst Ferries, N1s. Sc
sud SO Coluni5ist for SALE LET together seprlte
with pyig purchase hO1sc 5000 The
2o1G0 bu by day work. under Inspection Of she
expressly for his and fs0ya residence. Every bet III Of
has been carefully attended AID finished
tie let style Both houses four stories high byownstone
foa aud bau-trEdes material handsome
style Of architecture uoder I,sn app i"d
surpassed by any ofimir sir ia Ne RYok Tue windows
Of he pulo so in plate gss sx7 feet: oog
every facility to the splendid sayns o the Bay,
be NbTfow, staten Island, the Jersey shore TO tn blue
hills falls OF the Psss The principal staircase eptica
Of solid back walnut, very beautifully til nm.d lighted by
highly lantern stained giss from which view
Long Islam the horizon commanded The
ony. and the principal halls laid with Italian marble tilos
tr ughout The Aatoy repts and splet did kitchen open
Jog lawn, with every requisite Of the c.ue, so1 dumb
Wi and akng tucts under cellars
Hot aud cold baths every aud wa-rclNssss
kitchen 20 all the upper chambers Coal vaults and splendid vine
yznlts all lighted by patent unnators The
oil there prson, In change For
interview address the owner NJ THOMPSON No 81 Wooster.
who lie resides short dist ont Of the city thA
OF the property being ia the mEe requests sufficient
time to receive AID punct Iay attend t. and any app
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25

A. }. BLEsoxzK Aactieo~es.
A BSOLUTE SALE OF IS HARLEM Inn

A BS0LUTE SALE OF IS HARLEM LO7u
A BLEFCKEa. SON h co ~fu -sI Aact,or -
change. -
On 5thsv "a lots O. between Issd sad 1Stbss
On 5th-av-s lots . btween is4th aud I5JshsA.
On dh-sv.- 4its on the .. 8 corner Of ISthA
On lathtt-1 lots Q 10 f-ss est Of 6thay.
Oh 110th-st 80 lots n 40 feet eat Of 6th-sv -
On D3f-st 4 lots n. s. 14o feet vest ~ +hsv
On lS3d 81 III lots n g 100 feet east Of ah-ss
Oh l3hh-st "a lots n. and 100 feet east Of nhsy
On Isthst = 10 lots s. 100 feet 81 5tha, ~
Many Of above ots the beautiful plane NJ a., "a
The residence Of Chas Henry Tail, sso a EfWr
the Loveliest sites Haiem 5tha, -
sd planted Win ee,snt 81 d. sbov. On. S.r1
THE GRADE OF TIE WHOLE PLOT Is EYrpfi, SSiisxrs.
TITLE PERFECT AND TERMS LIsyp L1Annfs 2
Maps, &c. at No. Pinest "'y/ saA
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E BOI'TlLIlER BROTHERS
II Win OPEN on MONOAI, Sept. 81
NEW STYLES Of
SINS and SILK ROBES,
DE LANES ard De LAME ROBES,
PRINTED MI RiNO and EMBROIDERED MERlSO,
TARTANELLES and POLE DE CHEYRES
Al-o
an immense assoItmeUtof
SHAWLS, incl ding various novelties.
No. 3to CANAL-Sf near Broa1wsy.
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II OBART HALL, No. 90 Wet 37th.st,, n. Y,
IL 70, the CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Of Young Ladies
BosrdDgi nd Day Scholars will opn September IT, 1850
Rev JOHN J ELMeN0ORF Rector.
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90 WEST 36th-st. between 18th and 6th-ays -
90 Msd>ue (FERRERO) JACKSON has enlarged her ball
and will reopen her Private Dancing academy Oct 1860
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r ACES and EMBROIDERIES.
IL BEEkMAN Co.
WILL OPEN on MONDAY, Sept. "a,
Rioh Assortment OF
LACES AND EM8ROIDERiES,
REAL LACE COLL RS ana SETI,
REAL THREAD LACE Wells,
BtRBES, COltFURES 10
FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS and SETS,
OF newest desigs. o
ALSO IaO Cent coofed bortered HANDKERCHlEFS,
At ~ c-nts each-al Linen.
BEEKMAN L. COMPANY,
DROOKS's PATENT Glace SPOOL COTTON,
ID White, Black, End Colored -Aesoutey unfiyaed Tor
hsfd uashne sewing All the ume Is Tor sale ~
WA HENRY SMITH Nos. 81 "a. aud 81 VeseJ-s' N Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24
The Legislature

=" the senate, yesterday, a bill was passef
pfo''oihg further punishment for persons as.
s'eA"ti"s win negroes Also bills iucornorat :,
.ns inc Nock0ridgo Alum Springs fHoose,
1uiroad Company, and the Norfolk coun,v
1.a'"ay Company. The Bank of Lynchhor.
~. also Incorporated. A large number OF
0'''s requiring constitutional ma;or;,,.s >,
."use OF their moneyed features. wers !. il y :,
uo noAe-among them bills incrsa.;r. ~.
s"p.'Al stock OF the Roanoke Valley R.;,..s.
~. increasing the salary OF the Jnass - ..s ~.
lieut. VI Richmond city; provid;,- g. ~ -.
VI negro convicts and the smr,o.,,o No
""''e ieions on works Of in,.r,., VI
4"e"'i authorizing loan to rho p'o'e-
A'eAahdria Railroad; annrorr;...s anu
=" a'd u the Medical Ooiler. -, We. "'""oo
&C. The bill for the incorror..:s nc,
'ASnc"onrg and North Carolina p.,,- Inc
'naae the subject tor consia.-. So" ~ was
oe'ocA ~. to-day. Among the hi,,s at l:
"ensrossment, was the bill "for m. ,,s s.uered
MEM OK James River below Richr,o.. .ose-
'i'o one allowing pension To tn. - eao
INC coiofed man killed at Harper,. - "
John Browns party; also, hill 10 ino. ~
ate the Richmond, York River ARA :.
steam Navigation and Transportation CO...
p."y :" Inc House bill was reported. in.
cooperating the Central Savings Bank Of hi.
Guy 1ne House resolved to hold night sss.
sions II passsd number Of biils. anon.
them one providing for Tobacco Ipsuec.,on.
~ Dioreirs Warshouse, in this city. &c ~
large number Of resolutions OF inc oirv r.r.
ldopted The bill amending the charter Of
ne James River and Kauawhx Canal lii
'rcbabIy BE- discussed to-day. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN LIVERPOOL M >
q. r. Train, from the United States 1vbo !.
said to represent large company in Liver
pool, England, is endea voring to in trodnca ,ho
American system of city Railways into nj, Tho
streets of that place. In noticing the fac, ,hs
Liverpool Post pays to the New World !, cow :
Pliment as follows:
"If you want to know how anvth;,r ,,,,
ought to be done, seehOw they do it in America
circumstances In that country made men in
ventive. Without an extraordinary aptitnda
ior overcoming difficulties they never could
tude becoming second nature in them. tbev
are going on still. They will never ston: thai.
motto is, "tfo ahead" The cradle is rockaa
ana an. the apples pealed by machinery, and at
Dy an American contrivance, and are to nrin,
:. Dy another by -and-by. The last social inn.
P1oVement Is street ruilWays..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24


APrL Northern ealoas y M, sccordiu
BAC0.- stccf ikSi. Isr1.. ss.. W. qass
:f:ssI: ss ss;s i isc
Ha sGTFEs T.. W5sss ..ss. rc ,,.r
SoFf w. quot. Rio ~. a ,ssc.; L.su.yr,
"a mH cts; Java l6"16h cts; Mocha Is cents
C0RN:-we quote IN large quantities 7sc. Mar
COIN MkAI.-sl.e y bushei Transactions !,
M cHS TSst u in The retail way. ,. -.
Hnlrs Hslsc.; Adamantins 01isc.; Sperm sc.
ss9fSs!sS Hs:;ss:: i H .ss,.,, .". y Dbl
good ". i nov X: D5
PPkIED fkUiT:.AspIss.,d dull a. sl.2s to 10:
| LOCH.-We quote Superhne, to Shippers, SO;
Extra $6s0a675: No recent transactloas for ship.
the .tcsts are light and sales
TEATa : Rs-pulI. at 4s4s cts.
=, rlSn.-Nova Scotia Cut Herrings -. No
new 81 small do S's s7c. AeAs''' "'"s NO D.
MoLAssks:-N CIV Orleans Sc PCS cts; Cuba Mus
00AATs.Ts1Sck light: W. quote sosssc. per bus.
"I F6TnToEsVx. U quote Northern soass cent.
stSA ks..New Orleans Sugar 81. to ~. cents
for choice; Cuba to sAa; Loaf L;saIlN cents
Crushed andPOwdered HOLLY cents; Coffee Sugar:
lo,l cents; b niOs cents; gX oio cents; Extra
G ~ cents, as in quality.
SALT. Last sales from wharf 81 IS; from store
we Iaote II 0n @2 per sack.
WHEAT.-We still quote good to prime Red
Sl25dl ~; good to prime White Sl&5 to l5O-
Receipts limited.
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP
BEEF For the week ending tn day there were
lN head of cattle sod at the scales at prices rang
ing from 81 IS to 81 50 gross but few sold ut the
latter price. the suppl helm full! for the demand
The falling oil IN the supply this week, s shty i'm
proved the p'ice of Infer or quality.
HOHS-Ne oIEit quotations. rs none are selling
SHEEP.-We quote as last week, SIS to Sc 80
gross for good quality; but little demand at this
season Tor inferior quality at $3.50 to $3.50 per |
head. ~
Northern Markets.
BALTIMORE, Feb 23d-FlOur ouiet-but firm
w heat active-red $ 25T S1.3l; white I4O4l 80 |
Corn &c lower and active-whlte 7Od74: yellow 73a
70. Pork hrm--mess Sl81 S - o. Whiskey quret
ut 241241a. -
Nav YORK. Feb. 23.-Cotton heavy Flour
arm-Southe'n UNCHANGED Corn steady. Beef |
hrm Pork heavy. Spirits Turpentine dull Su-
gar steady. Coffee firm.
Sales in New York Feb I'D, of 81 coo Virginia
IS at w; $1,000 do. at 923l.
New York Cattle Market
NEW YORK, Feb 22.-Beeves- Market depress |
~ Gu offered prices declined 1s0slc: sales at |
Hlcc Sheen higher: $500 head offered To day |
or corn fed. ~ "@"'A''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

Rs VISITORS TO THE CITY will find the largest
ana most elegant stock of FRENCH and A NJ ERR
GAN CANDIES: FRUITS. NUTS ETC. at the
ST NICHOLAS SALOON,
un MAIN street eXt u the EXCHANGE Bank ever
offered to the public and at prices to suit ali.
ms beautiful saloon has been handsomely re-
nt'ed within short time past, and the proprietor
mas i,.aue such arrangements will enable him to
supply all orders from dealers or families with
Whate"eT may be needed in his lire. He EMPLOYS
flals, and manufactures and imports everything IL
!e mad IN the LARGEST wholesale establishments of
me North: All who wish to make purchases will
hnG IL 70 their interest to call upon him.
The KEFRESHMENT ROOM of this Saloon is
obtain all the edibles Of the season. served in the
pest manner. And the CREAMS and JE LIE to
De found there are equal nowhere else Stran-
gers shouin not leave the city without calling at
VIC Cl' A>icHoids Saloon. te lists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-24

1sRAxLrTIsA PRorxsr -Th. u.r S;,.,
A. *G m..iS OF Baltimore. headed BY the Rabbi.
aaair.t ,ha Elnnorn, have issued a protesi
YORK 'l 10 lne snor1 recently uxuratsd Ia New
American i ssseii:s. r board q dslssalss Of
oaSai would widen and deeDsn ,hs sucn
vn GaSa instead OF fostering rsiisions az
ss Would ts a:sss Il
ence The fnct il il slated can ssi1ss indiasI
h INA. vast majority Of American f I.sp1i!ed,
nAve abandoned the Observance Of . Ansssites
1t ,1cisn
ference ofreligious topdancies :. H. ne DIFF
almost exclusively in matters Of ppbiic , u,ol
snip IN actual life hardly trace of Is w1 q!
yesgence ofopinion can be detected. = ''s oi'