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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

The Pony Express, with California dates of Aug
1s, reached St. Joseph on Thursday night Re-
ports we're currer that the Tehuantepec route was
soon TO be opened, and line Of steamers estab-
li.hed between San Francisco and New-Oreans.
The various political parties are actively preparing
for their respective Conventions, and politics in all
the interior counties engross the general public
attention In San Francisco the Republican organ
izatop manifests the most force and ZEAL and will
probably carry the city for Lincoln. They enter
tain strong hopes of carrying the State.
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The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at 9 O'Clock this morning. 1t will
contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
ard Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing of the last steamer
The steamship Ariel will leave to-day at II
o'clock. The mails close at 10, o'clock a. m. Single
COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing, for sale at the
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Hon. F. B. spnola o. Brooklyn, tie friend Of vir-
tus ard honesty. Gov. Big,er earnestly advocated
fusion with tbs Breckenridge party. We do not
hear, however, that he said word in favor Of TAX
ing into consideration the letter of Mr.. Oswald
Otterdorfer, couditionally withdrawing bis name
from the Douglas electoral ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Dir. J. B. Gillespie of Albany, N. y, honors us
with letter of which the following extracts afford

Mr. J. B. Gillespie of Albany, n. T., honors us
with letter of which the following extracts afford
a favorable specimen:
Aren't you exertiry yourself too violently this
weather To be sure the Bell and Everett and Douglas parties
have united but any why you should such
paoxysm about Don't the Know Nothng an Republicans
fuse elections four years sso-esnnos Dem
ocras snd Cousesives fuse principle Now, asan yos
forget hat subordinate TO pn ipe II the Conserve
tive elem,n be b, Bells election, elect him. gay
by Dou,s ,ec, him The truth H. the way the joint cleo
tora vote Is be viii depend altogether upon the results In
other State, Circumstances meh rqoie to be cast one
way ard other might require to be cast anota<
way The object rather the attainment Of ProcPle than tho
election OF ntl."
Let our correspondent understand if he can,
that We have nothing to say against fusion the
more of it, tie better. What We object to Is
a fusion whose managers undertake to deceive tho
people and obtain their votes unoer false pretenses
For instance, in the Syracuse fusion we see tae
Douglas leaders, letting il be Understood tha' al
the electors on the ticket are for Douglas ana
johnson, while Messrs. Hunt and Duer claim 'ra'
ten of them are for Bell aud Everett; ara now
comes Mr.. j. B. Gillespie who tells us that they
are nat for either Douglas or Bell, but for some
indefinite principle or other and that all the can
d;a.,es who's. nomination has cost so much expense
Of time and effort and feeling are to be cast over
board together by the coalition.
Nav what we gay il this; form your coalitions;
bur and sell your parties and your candidates; but
q hen at last you come before the people for heir
.ufrsges, tel them the truth abou; your scheme
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The mails for Europe, BY the steamship New
York, will close to-day at l21 O'Clock.

Our latest adyices from Texas informs US that
new causes for excitement have occurred there.
The Town of Mount Vernon is reported to have
been destroyed by fire. and one of the incendiaries
was caught and hung. Others had been hung, and
number of plots to burn dwellings had been dis
covered Vigilance Con mittees were being formed
continually
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Netuglm:k DAILY Gribm,te
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1860.
To Advertisers.

Owing TO the recent great increase in the circulation
Of The DAILY TRIBUNE and the necessity Of putting the first
form Of the paper press early hour we are compelled
to sye notice TO our friends that hereafter all advertisements
must be handed in before o'clock in the evening with the aim
gle exception Of intended for insertion the Business
Notice on the fourth page Of the paper That class Of adve
sements viii be received until late hour but oho can be
taken after 8 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
FUsION AND CONFUSION.

Like the frightened boys in the thunderstorm,
who could neither say the Lords Prayer nor repeat
the Litany, nor even siog psalm, our scared op.
poDeDts in this State have arrived at the conclusion
that Something must be done " So, though the
DOuglasites and Bell.Everetts have compounded
an amslgam in the proper ion, as some believe"
of % grains of Doug. to 10 of Belle, the question
now agtates the political chemists of the Opposi-
tiOn whether to
" Make the Cruel thick and slab"
they ought not to throw Breckenridge into the
caudrOn. Pitch him in say we. For, though
you have already, in the Soft.Hunt fusion, got o
decOctiOn of
Eye 0f1swt, ard toe offres
Wool ofbAt, aud tongue Of dcgi
Adders fork, and blild worms sting
LzaIds leg and owlets wing
still, TO give your broth the proper consistency
it is necessary to throw in little extract of Brock
inridge. But, in order that the new compound, in
its boiling and bubblng, may mot like the SOFT Hunt
mixture, scald those who attempt 10 use it, let all
its ingredients be known, ard the proportions Of
each b, honestly noted. Being desirious of seeing
the thing done on fair and equitable terms, We ven
ture a little advice.
All the thirty-fye names now on the Soft electoral
ticket are said to be really for Douglas, though,
speaking after the Of thimbe. riggers, only
twenty-five seem to be so. If this be correct then
of these twenty-five, il is no more than just, in
view of the National prestige which the Breck-
inridgers would give to the new coalition, that
they should have mejority, including one Elector
at large. The amalgam would then stand, - grains
Of Breck, ~ of Doug, and 10 Of Belle.
To strike of thirteen Of tia names now on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

Among the distinguished gentlemen present. at
the meeting Of the Soft State Committee on Thurs.
day were Gov. Bigler Of Pennsylvania aud the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
INyICOhATL THE SYsTEM.-TwO-th iros OF OF

dseases proceed from dersngeneus OF the stomach and tbs
perve, uant OF yzor the digestive al mmeD
amount OF discomfort both In bocy and mind OsK PRRPARA
on Aap OILY reaches the and the
tIS dsooufo To dive strength he weakened stomach Il
os the ssitated and 70 that regularity Of scot
Al al s organs cb constitute perfect health and tend ~
ce Ions and life there medicine nov before the
word xhicb wdl compare with HOsrsrTsAs STOMACH BIT
IsRs lie insu 10 the reader that ht LA
pni General Debility and al the dsoder 70 which the SION
sch the the bowels and ihe nervous stem ne
a. yx oos a M "a. c Of this great restorative that physclAn
Of eneucs do not sx their names a. witnesses
ts "a imous of terG rs who have been rescued nom sefln
snS Sspes by the sers the remedies OF tie ekpen,
hs< AL been tiled withcUt avail
SoI{ by al drvISists everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Z" SOLUBLE GLASS.
For BuLpKRs, PAINTERS, CALICO PRISTYRs, AND SOAP

For BuLpKRs, PAINTRRs, CALICO PRISTyRs, AND SOAP
Most useful for rendering Wood Cotton etc. etc Fire Proof
preventing soap from shrinking dungng SAT- IN calico PRINT
dOci lie It surps.ses ali Other roofing cemen Also applicable
for interior and exterior painting Railroad sleeper brides
proof II Il generally used in France and England decoa
lions of the finest kind the coo obtained BY az. t su
and s coo For the SOUTH cotton picking TsSm
Gotten bses and tie Ss S ss ' sd IN dry
and liquid form, YER, low, by.,,... Sow
LEWIS fHVq No. . csssI : s.. oG NStw.Yort
Also constantly on hand PERSIAN SsEcT POWDER 0npK or
for FIRE works calico printers &C. &C. and the most Iep
Liquor Esvorngs Extract Of Cosnsc and Gn oh ASe' mum
and Cognac &c, &c.
CoAI-O Oh LAMP ON NEW PRINCIPLE
PATENT RIGBTs YoR SALE. ~, - ..Io,rr
The attention of Lamp Manufacturer Soai ia anu
Redners and the public generslly' j. called TO Tue
which viii be exhibition on aud alter sept tue O'''
'D The HeaIinc Lamp burns Coal Carbon and the
hs'i0 '''0' WITHorT CHIMNEY, sSoKS, sNELir
., Of n, objection, hitherto sppposed ,n'a'mOantab'e
1t brilliant light nes,s resembling gas Hs sa and can
M tnapnfseturt Of any required size,
The advantage Of such Lamp WI De sell o Nv
RacEY esq Of Es. Florida TO whom several patents have
completely the pa Sa .se a ABROAD
the United ses 10 parties deor Of securing the contG
Of this GyP Oo@ EI hf Sts and
Will only TAKE place a' % Ia tbs Datentee ia
York
he event OF spe, dy and satisfactory negotiation nov tsss
Mac having made arrangements dpoa 10 smother form
Parties Whng to neeoste for the will pleas apply 70
No 24 Csnslst near Broadway N. Y.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE, Wig and IouPee
Factory No. l6 Bond Private entrance for ladies' Inc aye
applied in the sky-llght rooms
THE STEREosCOPIC EMPORIUM,
L. AsrHOSI No. sol Broadway. 90,
Catalogues receipt OF stamp fhotosrs2nio aei
sor amateurs and the trade
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
Everybody should have bottle ~ Tribune
Fen SALE EyERIwExEH:
Manufactured BY II. c. SPALDIse Co., DO ~ Cedar-H'
Pcst-Offoe address, Boz No oSh
DUPUYs latest exquisite new PERFUME. FRA
usnt Jap onicar Cream Of hoses and Lilies besuthes th
Extract of Elder Flowers tan freokle ana
DUPuY, Family Chemist No. oos BIosaSa1, view IoA
6S THREE GALLONS HANDSOME SOFT SOAP 90
and made In five minutes ana
80 By simply dissolving one pound OF , 20
~ B, Z. Rabbits COSCESTRATED SOPr ooAr!
lin gallon boiling water, and adding TWO gsno"s go
al ~ !. No grease is required" and
anu n B.-Put up ia packages to suit orders IN
20 Address No 70 Wa'hington-st, New'fork ~
HECKERs FARiNA JELLY, delicious dessert
and the best animal food enches the tables oil the
Astor House. and all the principal saloons HkCkks fANA
BoIRRs TO burning scochng JELLY oLDs Oh va
oys sizes forms and patterns for at the Establishment
n~AnA
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GAS FIXTURES.
BALL, BLA0K & Co.,
Noe SOS and se7 Broadway,


In addition he large sOcE Of ch GOODS offer for sale
.ree s,onen Of cHAaDxLKRs and Gas FiZTUHKs OF every
descpson the styles both foreign and domestic
manufactures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

EVERY TUESDAY,
'''' Mag be saved By using
GAs-HRArISG SnoornIsG-lRos.
To be In operation .
No 494 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

EVERY MONDAY,
C0'hn s' iin'e' SN' N''N' MAY be ssys5 By using
CATARACT WssHsG-MACHisK,
To be in operation .
No tas Broadway.
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BALLOU'S PATENT
InYRovED FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS,
ID Navarnhar 1GSQ


BAILOUs PATENT
ImyRovRD FRENCH YOKE SHTE<s
Ps,,ated November l. 1889,
A Ex0 SrYtK OF SHIRT, WARRANTED TO FIT
70 any part Of the Untsa S'asi IP p0us s"s
are III &l2 SIS 49, and 12 per dozen NO otoef Ior-
sFardei FOR less thar half dozen shirts. ,, i.
The follows: Neok-fhe eisesce ISuna "
The me ures nom points Of esch shoulder Sleeve
F enrt from the center OF the back the wrist with the
beU1 BrsssDancs around 'os Ss s Sta0'
By sending above We can guaran.es you per
t style Of the iMPEoykp FRssoH lo6k
No. 40s Broadway, New-Yort
SHIRT and COLLAR DEPOT, Nos. 81 and 50 VIII
Hams. one door north q Maiden lsne.
HHIhrs made TO order.
COLLARS sTocKs NEcK.TIEs in great variety.
ERiRBcN TIES, u hre assortment, 70 cel's
AA''sAD' @ N TRACY GEASss Agents.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
AT ROBERT RAFT Co.'S
No. Isl BT''d~e Opposite tn. City Hall
A.An,;oa ia invited to their large stock Of
CON AND SILVER WATCHES,
By the folosing cv!sbTst7d mskeis'
CHARLES FRoDsBAs, JAnzs SToDDNt'
Z y. COOPER, jobs SnNNud, . g..
z G BEAcKBEiDGx Co, 7. B ADAMS s, : soss'
LIVERPOOL
A. l. TosIAs X. sc BEEsLKI,
ROBERT RosXRLIl - JOSEPH sENkbL,
I.arss ArpEssns' vAoHERos CossTArTIS,
- EAKpIn l.. l. T.. DUCBBSS,
JULES JURGESsKS, Copvnbagen-
Which they offer Of whole sale aud retail ct Low prices
WATCHES AND JEwELRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
sye and Plated Ware Paris Fals Gard Cases Portemonnae
LaJS Travelling Bsgs &c, for sale b. Gro ALLkS no
AIS Broadway, door below CanAst formerly NO S
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE, Wig and lou
Factory No. l6 Bonds Private entrance Tor isaes' ino
applied III the sky-light rooms.
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THE STERHOSCOPIC EMPORIUM,
L. AsrH0SI Nc. sol Broadway. 80,
Catalogues receipt OF stamp Photographic naein
sor amateurs and the trade
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HECKERs' FARiNA JELLY, q delicious dessert
and the substitute for animal food enches the tables OF me
Aston House and all the principal saloons HkCkKRs FAkINA
BOILERS prevent burning scoIching JELLr MoLp OF va
sizes forms and patterns for sale at the EsaoShen
No S New Cansl-st, near East Broadway
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EUTURB prs.


HOUSEHOLD sUkNiTURE Ar AUC-
IL TIUN.-Will b cold ~ ion. at the late
residebce of Mr.. Edwin kctHnson, corner of
Franklin ard Adams streets. on MONDAY the
sd day OF Jul CONNIE nclnE at 10 o'clock A. nj i,
81 the HOUSEHOLD AND KlTCHEN FURNI
sisting Of large and useful variety, portion Of
which vas recently purchased expressly 20 suit
the dwelling. and IL OF superior quality. Persons
wishing to provide themselves with surofi"r Fur
nitnre would do we'll TO- attend this SALE
ALSU-A quantity OF BACON HAMS and other
fsRMs.-Ail sums Of $50 and under. cash over
that amount months credit. for approved nego-
table notes, with interest ADDED.
Jy IS Il. ". COOk, Auct'r.
A DMtNusTRA TOR 8 >ALE OF HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE. PIANO, &c. ATAUC,
wH .n1on MONDAY. 2li inst. ut 10 O'clock. |
s,nr ser at The residences OF the late James Win
si coLnsr 9TH and broad streets, Church Hill,
a an n rs hous. BOLD FURNITURE, embracing
Sant NJ s soperior piano, IN Rosewood cases elc-
s'as ranoIpany sofas, Wardrobes Book Cases.
ahes Beds.sads Wa:as,s Maaos s. Mfhossn.
Beds. Ha r Mattresses, Cottage I;eds, sad. rsre
90 One ~ v SaS ssio Hs LoS6oN c1ocx
collection of RARE BOOKS oho0A' cho'os
4 large asso,,nsnt of C III INA. cRo~KERY and
CUT Glassware, tog ether with the usu ! vs
riety. of KITCHEN FURNI fCRE, amonss,
which is a valuable RANGE.
worth the attention of house keepers
TBRMs-Ah sums under 8 90 cash; over tina,
amGant days credit for spgroysd t snS9rssd ne
Admir- Of James Winston, decd
splendid GAS CHANDEffiERs' BRxcKhT IS
Pen DANIS, &c. liz l6l T.. b. c., AuCtr
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ARGE LO1 ..NTEEL YInNI-
- TURE, SC. AT AUCTION On FRIDr Y.
10th inst at 10 O'Clock will sal, at my sore, a
large lot of yentee, FURNITUnE, cons sting Of
Mahogany WARDROBES. BUREAUS, SIDE
BOARDS.
Mahogan, and Black Walnut Jenny Lind and
COTTAGE BE USTEADS.
Black Walnut CHAIRS. in Plush Velvet.
l Elegant Black Walnut ETEGRE, EECKk-
TARY and BOOK CASE.
Mahogany SOFAS.
Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS
MAHOGANY MARBLE Top CENTRE TAbLES.
LOUNGES; WASHSrANDS
DINING TABLES; REFRIGERATOHS.
CHINA PRESSES.
Brussels and 3 PI, CARPETS
Lace CURTAINS and COzNlCE; OIL CLOTH.
Hair and Shuck MATTREs SES.
Feather BEDS; CROCKERY
GLASSWAkE; KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
-ADDlTlONAL.-
SPLENDID OCTAVE PlANO.-Will be added
the above sale. splendid octave PIANO, IN
Rosewood case, of elegant tone and finish, manu-
featured in this city.
-ALSO.-
A very superior MELODEON.
jv - K. b. COOK, Aucf.
ADDITIONAL Will be added TO the above,
nne pair young. well broke Mules. sound and relt-
able one Spring bray and Harness. together with
he une xpred license. The bray is in excele NJ
condition.
TERMs-At sac. T.. b. COOK,
AUctloDaay.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

-, FOR RENT-And possession given I'M
a4;:s lnediStely. the Large an deslrahy situated
@aiAS IOR r. corner Broad and ON streets. 1t has
an ample basement. and is rnlshed with all the
modern water and gas fixtures. Being one Of the
ga ded az p ssessng very great ADVANTAGES for
business of any kind. MANN 5. vALENTIN :.
~ l9-6t
IA FOX KENT-The PREMISES occupied
Aa;;i by Nv Bass. Grace street near st. pauls; By
and by me, on sl. near Grace street. Possession
said property with adjoining TENEM ENT, is for
'a ALs9.FGR RENr-oFFIcEs, BED ROOMS
and ARMoRY, IN Law Building See GopDIs /
ArpERsoN, OF lily IS 6tl B. B. MINOR.
a. FOR saLE1A large BRICK STABLE,
There IL arse parcel of valuable matera in this
Il Cos IN sA6SIy AScts
"a FOR SALE Or KENT- The STORE
LIN No. l5i Main street. ad dining the MERCHANTS
-"h insurance Company. Also the HOUSE be-
tween 2sd and 2i'h streets on Broad ST., next to
jy 1885, ~ CoRBIN WARWICK.
Ga FOR sALE-PRIyATELY-A first class
Hj::a and desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, IN the
a. thu Hp pcp part OF the city Terms oeTs - Apply
- FOR RFNT-A fine large SLEEPING
aa Ar Gallery Of ]. W, MINIS, ~ Main ST
FOG KLNT-ELIGIBLE STORE ON
S3;a MAIN REET.-That most desirable
49, STORE on NJ ain street at the corner of Mail
and W all streets. recently occupied by Chas. A
Dawson, is Tor rent apply to Il tNkY COALrER
tABEl. l.. office CABELL Il SANDS, Nam street,
over Tees graph Office. Its
~, FOR RENT STORE and CE' LAR. on
ZEE south side of Broad. between Sd and 4th SITS
SaA Possession gwen at once Apply to
jy Its ThOS. d. q UARLES.
~, FOR RENT That new. commodious and
E!e:..j very desirable TENEMr Mt, on 5th, between
~
Judge ?: Y: Daniel, decd For terms, apply to
MIR. 9. G. ELLETT, on Leigh street. near I'd, or to
Je Its z V DANIEL. JR.
~, FOR kALE.-A two ttory WORK ShUf
LIZ on the east side of 9Th street, near HaxalPs
M.A ma e. 1t is now rented to a good tenant, and
paving III per cent on the amount 1t can be pur
chased for. Apply to -
DANIEL HUNT. Agent,
jy 9-l2t* 9th street.
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AIDES. LOOK AT TH.s!-BARGAINs.

Il 30 prlng Hoop Skirts best steel. warranted,
only one dollar and twenty five cents. lesser
number of Springs equally cheap. Splendid X CHI
Brreses selling oil at less than half their value -
Come aud and see the pretty Lawns. finest quality.
only 90. the yard. Just received $40 Nds heavy
Wh-e Counterpart Goods; call soon or 1t will be
aone. Parasos very cheap at this tune, the
season is so far advanced. Boys and Mems Wear
greatly reduced IN prices to close out. Cheap
Wrappngs for Ladies and Chiluren; call and see
What inducements offering in them. The
greatest Bargains are offering d Ally in all kinds of
Dry foods at NAlLkR1'S old stand,
No IL Main street.
~ Store open every nisht until 10 o'clock, and
Saturday night until II O'clock Don't forget, No.
II Main street, Lext to George Jacobs Variety
nd Ehaa Rop
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By Goddin & Apper.on. Aucrs.
IFTY THRrE AND A. QUARTER

+ AcsEs OF BEAtTIf fGr LANE %c MSsTG9
Four Nh i KS N6RTH OF RicH iSH NEAR
BROOKE CHURCH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request of Mrs Martha B. Chamherlayne
we shall sell at public auction, on the premises
90 WEDNESDAY. the 25th Iclv. 1860. at S o'cioc 4
p off fair if not. the Xt fair day j that por
ION of the estate which she resides as lies
nearest to the Brooke Plank Road. containing So
acres by recent survey. of which more than one
half Is covered by an oak grove, which there
several excellent building sites.
This land adoius tina; owned by Messrs. Thomas
NJ Ladd and Jno W. IIeveridge, and lies within
hall mile OF the Brooke Chu. CHI. The ncig hbor-
hood is most desirable one.
TERMS. One fourth cash; balance at 4. s and Il
months. for negotiable notes. interest added, anC
the title retained till last note IS paid
w CIODnJN 4 .pPEkSON Auets
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tffnirs in New York.

Nxw YoRK, July l9.-Over 1900 visitors
,..aat on board the Great Eastern yesterday
attracted by the Chicago Zouaye drill on the
great ship.
In the walton. Mathews murder, the coro.
u-r's Jury has found verdict that Walton
came To his death from pistol shot by Chas
Ieaerd.
The Zousves will next visit Boston. No
ire has been fixed on for going TO Wash
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HORSES, MULES. CARRIAGE, &C., AT
II AUCTION - On SATURDAT, 2lst instant, at
o o. cock, will sell, at the Lot on Coun.il Chsm-
Der Hill, several Harness and Saddle HORSES.
amongst which Is q very reliable Riding HORSE,
suitable for Lady.
ALSO
most excalent one horse CARRIAGE.
no top BUGGY and HARM ESS. In good order
superior COaL-CART. but little used
Several fine Mich COWS, &c
i, % T., B. COOK Auet
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DLANTEkS STOkES.-A convenient pack
are for persons visiting the fprings, consist
.1g OF Old Bourbon Whiskey, Old l.. d: Brandy,
Roman Sherry, Old Tom Gin. Jarnaica Rum, Mo-
,lz Port, and s. y. kadelra, warranted m, ortsd.
Also q hne assortment OF the best CIGARS 10 10
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.


VALUABLE + kAL Es1ATE FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold, on FRIDAY,
July 20, commencing AZ 3 O'Clock r. NJ, tire valua
b.e JEWELLERS STORE and DWELLING, re-
cently occupied by the late John Hi at tho cor
uer OF Franklin npd l4th streets, opposite the Ex-
change Hotel. The location OF the property zen
ders it particularly valuable for ALMOST any kind
f business A further desc iption Of the property
Is deemed unnecessary. as it is presumed an. per
sons wishing to purchase will EXAMINE for them
selves.
TERNs.-One fourth cash balance at 4, . and 10
months, for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, and
title retained unit last note ia paid.
RO. y. POLLARD.
Jy l2-tds Agent for the f,egalees
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ByJ. H. Disges, Auct'f.

UCTION-HORSES, MULES, COWS, &C.
"A Will be gold at the horse lot ON Council Cham
her Hill, on the 2Ist inst. cnmmencns at lU o'clk
A. M, several Saddle and Harness Horses;
Mules, we'll broke to harness; young and fresh
Mich Cows and Calves: Dray and Harness;
Hack aud Harness.
4 D b ITlONAL.-1 Family Horse, perfectly
sound; second hand Carriage and Harness;
Draught Horses, young and sound.
jy2J J. H. DlGGES. Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-20

SUMNER SCH EDUiE OF
AIELA THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
..s1zH7 STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-The ROA-
NOkE, Capt. CoUeH, having resumed her trips
again. the three Steamships comprising this line
will run as follows. VIZ:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH. leaving
Richmond for New York every TUESDAY AT
TERNJON, at 4 o clock.
The j. JAMESTOWN, Capt. SKINNER, every FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
The ROANOKE T., Capt CoUCH, every MONDAY
MHkNlNG, at hour named IN saturday papers.
EXCURSION TICKETS issued by these Steamers
for The round trip for SO Meals and State Room
accommodations included in this charge.
PASSAGE to New York only $40, ard no charge
for NJ eals and State Room accommodations.
These Steamers stop at Norfolk, going and re-
turning, to land and receive passengers.
JeN-ts LUULAM WATSON