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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30
Che Gurf.
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND.
l. TIE GREAT DECIDING RACE
between the black geldiug GENERAL BUTLER and the
gray gslding ROCKINGHAM will be had at the Fashion
Cour.e Friday Oct 81 Othe two close and tpcndid rc's
which already taker place
they have each the remaining one u 10 saddle
mile heats, three FIVE for 1900 and tremendous race
be eIp,clrd Zach Of those hch have bren concluded
be took heats TO decide H. The start VIII be
rom the old stand at precisely haps O'clock and those
40 ish 20 tos. sldle should not f 70 attend
Boats from 3s every Eve minutes and nom Jaino' zip 81
an n conn, cling with the cyH Hunter. Point.
JOSEPH CkOCHEkON. Manager.
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II. 9. 1niernal Repenue.

CoLIEcror's OYPics e. s. INTERNAL REyxsuF
nITH DISTRICT 9IH. l5TH .sD lG1R WARDS Oct "a 1862
I LICENSE NOTlCE.-All payments for IL
= CEN5ES aTe due. Persons who have signed sppl
cations should t. Office Immediately make payment
therefor tnd sk their cs,se5 When required 90 make
peisouAl demand for the license any other tax the Col
lestor obliged by law odd per 90 the cunt
previously sIessed and returned TO hun In addition there
fEhALJf for doing business without Ecense Of three
Siunet the smouut OF tbotlesnse.
Applications for licenses must bo made 10 the Assistant
StsessoT OF at the AsessoIs Office No I9t Wet lihs
WILLIAM ORTOS. Collector.
Once corner 4h.t. and 3th4y under New YoIk County
EGnt open from 10 o'clock
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The Chemical Bank shares were bought by X. l..
& A. Stuart at 500. The PAR value rs 100, but the
large accumuls'ions under retention OF dlsidcpdr
early In the existence Of the Bank enables il now 10
make v cent quarterly dividends.
The La Crosse Railroad Bondholden. who have
recently purchased the Western Division Of tba,
road, net on the ooh inst George A. Townsend,
ESQ.,, was appointed chairman Of the meeting. A
full report Of the dongs Of the trustees aud atiornes
WAS made aud accepted. Francis Wore, one of tie
trustees, WIS removed by unanimous vote from the
Office Of trustee. The bondholden voted to authorize
tie trustees to give to the Second Mortgage Eastern
Division bondbolders par and iDteres, in the new
company for their bonds, viz. 80 per cent in new
bonds and ~ per cent in preferred etoch.
This is TO apply 10 those Second Mort
gage bondholders who have heretofore assented
and to thofe who sha deliver their bonds to n. A.
Cowdrey, Secretary Of Trustees, previous to Dec T.
1862 1t ia understood that very large majority Of
The second mortgage bondholdcrs approve Of this
offer, aud will, or have agreed to accept Of it. A
minupJ rehoniion has prevailed among some Of the
second mortgage bondhoders, come Of thsm having
been deudcd into giving their over duo coupons 10
certain men who pretended and advertised they
were acting w the agents Of the Trustees to settle
under O decree Of Court-which was Il misreprc.
sentation; no such authority was given by the
Trustees, and no decree has been made since the
decree cutting down the mortgage TO 80 v cent.
Under the present litigation. settlement can be
made by any party except that Of tn" land grant
Londholdcrs Adjourned TO Nov. G, at p. IN.
The Harlem Railroad advertise to pay,nerest on
The First Mortgage Bonds and Bonds of 1867, due
LIT November at the Office, corner Of Fourth avenue
and Twenry-siXth street.
Incuded in the five million exports Of produce last
week were ~. $50 bbls. wheat flour; SO bbls. rye
-four 2,l23 bbls. corn meal; 1891 bush wheat;
7 ll5 bush. rye 1854 bush. oats; 732 bush. peas;
333 3J7 BUSH corn; $500 boxes candles; 300 tuns
coal; ,42l bales coitoni 400 bales hay; 800
bales hops; 49, bbs. rosu; 10 bbls. tar; Dbl and
80 cans spirits iurpenline; 3C7Sj gallons whale OIL;
% 1913 bbis sperm oil; %, $50 bblS lard oil 100 bbs
lnseed oil; 2,GO6 bblO pork; 800 bbls. and C9i 'cs
beef; 5S0,JO2 Ii lard S03 bags rice; @J.~' ID
tallow; I,525 pkgs. and 3,ii7 other pkgs Gnde
tobacco; n 2l2 u manufactured tobacco; and lS,5Jl
h whalebone.
Thore is no change ia the Money market, and II
may be quoted ut sac v cent, tho former besps the
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unrket,-CiHrrrILr REPORTED foR TsE ". Y. TRirrSs
WguslsuAY. (ct 10 1872

Mnrkets-CiRTFrII, REFoEInp roR rss y. Y. IRinrSs
NEDsEspar Oct 30 1852
ASHES are and 6nn at 80 for Pots, aud ~ ior
BEEswAX !. quiet but firm ,uan s.les Of Southern a,
COTIwS-There il little erci,emsut manifested to-
day. Of blo.en eAprossei 1t " the msrset
aauly" aud prices higher Erth syunefs and specula
buying The sales have been worry fr basis Of
1i for Mdiss Under tho ruling state Of sn.irs l. Is e'
possible give the the sudden changes
which made though IN the present case tie sppear-
II qllo number VI MANUFACTURED in the meTAet ia
probably tho pnIc.pa reason Of tho advance
COFFLE-Thc offerings are s nodersie and tho market
fof 81 Kinda Ielaus is nIuaes sodgh necessarily quiet,
The only uer.sctions importance wo hear Of to-day
ri g. snd 300 bss. ,lsracaibo a, 9sc. We quote;
h,o..........,....25.a ~ Marsesibo.......2s d9o
5, Domiaso.......25la !6
COALIhe market i. quite acve for Domestic aud prices
are well aucd tho arrivals hbepl but the stock T.
hi large quote from yard at 20 -
81 Foreign very to has been done bot prices tend
upard we uotc sss OF 400 un. NewCas,e Gap aud 200
Liverpool Camel pgSute terms and oo tuns Lsnca
CANDLis-kdamsntino. sll Glow y wanted OF isdsic
Steio at Hd-'c sperm o. Joe and Iatehi ~ '0' o'"si
COPPER-Resaed nsoi and in fair reques. a, a2i
y c cash Baltimore aud Lais other kiad afr trn and
In limited reqnot scs OF shRhbng in suits ~ SIC.
ie.isN DO Il .ic Bolts a, S5c ana hf.Il' al 'Oo mos
Old Snraihng Hmuiands zoe. cs.h.
DYIWOOS ai1 very quiet, bat tho supply 81 LosNooa
and fu.i ,ey small and the market is quite stn Ut the
flour AND NEAL-Eahy In tie day tho market for
Weston aud STATE FonI advanced 5a lnc Dbl, but in
fsug on ntho sanlnd closed hsavy Tor common banis a.
atou inside q,otati0Ds uado bnos are hi1y heli W.
lea aeisr tie szuege u tD1 bUls a. ~ HVa Se Iof
sup-itpo State and Nvem 10 ?.d 20 % !or fhtsa Stie
~ 4oa 80 20 o fa,cy do &c d - 80 for the 10" grades
OF Wss;sIn oyr 1T 9as7 or shipping bronds OF rom d.
hoop Ohio. ri loq+S 80 for uede brands AND % %
80 TOT fsy estIas Canadian iioSf hss sa'snoro,
but closes quiet, sscs 81 $40 bD q, 80 JVd ~ 20 q" tho
low eates Of FIa and 10 tod 10 70 for ircae brands
southern flour and t At ye'iedays pcei SALES
baltimore 2c, and 81 25a ~ ior tiedo bsaIas ~ .
Flour firm an In fail request sale. OF So1 81 10
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WEDNESDAY, Oct. @-P. N.


The Stock market was irregular to-day, with q
fair degree of activity. The upward movement Of
the market 10 undoubtedly temporarily checked by
tho impending election, and yet the general impress
sion among operators is that the market will advance
after tho election, whatever may DO the result. Ihe
great mpelling csuse the issue Of Government cur
rency, and the improved condition Of the business Of
the country will still exist and stocks possessing an
intrinsic value will continue to advance. The bears
took fresh heart to-day, and hammered the market
with seller sixties with considerable vgor especially
In Erie issues which have advanced rapidly recently,
and which just now appear to have lost fisndS. The
business between the Boards was small and tho
market rather weak. At tho Second Board there
was better feeling generally, but the features were
not important. Hudson River was the most buoyant
stock selling az high as IS late in the day.
There was some buying Of Michigan Southern
Guaranteed, on legal opinion which has been oo'
tanned that their dividend is accumuative and conse
quently that the stock carries some 80 cent OF
dividends. Tho certificate states distinctly that the
10 y cent dividend is guaranteed. The hammering
process continues, and with some effect, but the
general market was healthy, and bad an improving
appearance. Pacific Mail sold at To- an advance oil
y cont. The Erie Issues were weak. The West
ern shares were generally steady. After the Board
there was an active business in Huds0n River aud In
come other descriptions. The quotations at a o'clock
were: United States 6's Of 1881, l03l; United
States Sc Of 1874, SO; American Gold, 1871 al3li;
Nicaragua Transit Company, 7.aS 81 Pacific Mail,
1919 l22; New-York Central 1861 LOG; Erie Rail
way, 63i a 63i; Erie Preferred, 9Oiaeo:; Hudson
River, IS, with sales of 900 shares; Harlem, q a
2li; d. Preferred, 49I q 9i; Reading, Tia79;
Michigan Central 90; e9l; Michigan Southern,
45l 45l: do Guaranteed 81; Illinois Central,
S2!dS2I; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, ISL 0@;
Prairie du Chieo, 35a3jl Gslena and Chicago,
ISL as6.
The market for Foreign Bills has been quiet to-
day at Iii l45 for Sterling Francs 3.95 3.S5.
Freigbts are very dull and heavy. To Liverpool
the engagements are 43 900 bush. Wheat at 9a9ld.
in bulk, and 9i09id in bags, mainly a, the inside
rates II 900 do. d.. per neutral vessel at Id il
bags; GOO bbls. Flour at "a. d2s. 3d.; GOO pkgs.
Butter and Cheese per neutral ship at 49, To Lon
don: s. 600 bush. Wheat at 10; 1919. in bulk and
bags; and 800 pkgs. Butter and Cheese per neutral
vessel at SOC. To Glasgow: 1000 bush. Wheat at
lOid. in bags; so boxes Bacon at 3s. Cd; 800 pkgS.
Butter at 4Os.; 300 Oars at 3D. each. To Bristol:
IL 900 bush. Wheat per neutral ship at lOld. in
bulk. In Charters we only hear Of foreign vessel
with Pipe Slaves to Cette at 90.
The bushes. Of the Sab-Treasury w@: Receipts,
1870, GA q; for Customs. tlT ,6s5. Pay
nent,, g., 3SO,O57 '6; Balance, $6,592,6F IS.
The earning, OF the Sc. Louis. Alton, and Terre
Hauie Railroad were for the
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philadelphia Cattle Markcs-Ocr. @.

There large supply 81 kEsg CsrrLh THIS wes~' ~.
lrss renlsu.d s0ont ta previously fepois 80
Amounted TO $50 head and sales W ere nsae ~
r6 20 I'll % for Comnon and Ordinary. and iro" %"
a. 100 n rr Primo a Extra Cattle -, A soo h..A
sRRfP-rhe sales of Sheep amounted 70 80 c,siitv
a, prices ranging from 10. to tlc ID ns' ''' nv
and from 10 80 each tor ORDINARY ,,li.A ana tha
upgs-lh, niaIktt conlln0e 10 De "e ,ns from ~
- ,,,d 20 over 900 head. a. pnees ranging uS%
90 ~ So a. leo 10 for stllFed. AID from % 20 '"
wv 20 iO The ,,Is Of Cow. reached no head 81 no" s
40 ,.sb. according 20 quality aud condi'on'
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WEEKS PROGRAMME
NEW AND OLD COMEDIES.
TRIDAY-Seventh night Of BOSOM FRIENDS.
sATURDAY-tFbrt time this sea'on)-iHE JEALOUS
WIFE. -
MoNDAY-Egbth time OF BOSOM FRIENDS.
TUESDAI-tFrst time this season., with careful revision
and alteration, new scsIsry, kc.,
SPEED TIE PLOUGH
NFDNF SpAY-jNinth timel-bOSUM FRIENDS.
Ain rehesfssl-t ESTRAL PARK.
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Indian depreciation, in Minnesota aud Wisconsin
a,,v,u many llies nearly naked and entirely destsss
their homes into Ia Crosse for esss and help An ne
GENT appeal ia made by benevolent individuals in La C0sss
10, cas-, Of clothing Of ali descriptions for uea women sns
eden Any donations Of zach articles viii be srate'dy "
ooi,ed and forw srdsl tree by the cndsrisued ~sn. "
9sl BIoAssy. thAU !" '~"
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w Entreuces on broadway sndli3,hh
Doors opeu at y begin o. O'clock.
TO.N1GHT 0HUkSDAY)
will be repeated ia consequence Of the great success OF the
former represc ntstiousl Buwer's standard plsy.
MONEY
with and appropriate scenery BY lsherwood, correct
cosiaInes -
AND SPLENDID CAST.
ALFRED ENELlN............Mr.L LESTER WAbLACk
BENJAMIN STOUT esq, NJ. y ...........Mr. GILBERT
CRANES. Observation-Disclosures CHARLES FISHER
SIR JOHN NksEY. Bnt...".........Mr MAIN sMiIh
SIR FREDERICK BLOUST................M Mr., fLOrD
CAPT DUDLEY simultaneously MOTION
TOht....
IAbOURfI N 20
CLARA mis- hOf1
LADY FRANKLIN. .Mis fANN1 hOhANI
GEORGIANA VE5El h0 HENRlQUES
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u.rc,,,, OF Produce.

% vii.sy Isl 90 BUSH Wheat i2a ,oo bush Corn - ~
DO Barley - 51 do Oats. sUq 90 s , MA, ~ pAs
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Aayertisemertl
pRrw Il FRENCH,
PnoDrck COsaissloS MERcaANfa
Rr~qru thHxss, EuGs, PorLrsr, CANE. 0nAiu. ttsvA
PoRx, &e
No. Erie Buildings New.York.
our motto IA Nuick szies and prompt resun@' -.
Reference u. H. Martin. Psssidsnt Ocean bsax neville.
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0he roundhoops ioo Isl Richmond City...., None ~
Ohs. srtr........S $50 os Baltimore SO %
oss sh ;S :,,T.s lss r.. fi. . ssS
0snessc faroy...s toe so Do. grandywns "a oo9 %
Sssd o o Kind.
dried and prices FIRM and decidedly favor the seller
We quote Riisin: at e3o for Bunch, in boxes; IS tor
hsfboXes and ~ for quarter boxes Layers $40 % ~ M
bo... 80 hskOoas' 81 10 gn.te.bo1es caI sst
Saguedoc 1874 20c Provence lSc aud Sicily Soft Shell.
&c. ssrdiues been active with sales OF p
to arrive private ter. ths balance the spot 2o0
whole West India green Fruits making their
and notice sales Of sIscsa Bananas SOC a
are very hrm under ashor. supply sslss ct
s6t e gm ysE ss Sd %; wsssPn n - .. po
nestle Dried steady at sd3lc for Apples fed Cher
r,s se Rs'PbeIIie, 4@se and Blackoemss "a zoe %,
for Western Bank aud s425ds4 so for do Georges Bank
,iny a. - fo PTiTss, quality. M,:asrsI ss,s
as to quality mostly at slOa sic so for Shore sc 5oas7
for No do. sids425 for medium No DO, and s562i
for small Picked Herring firm and Ia fair request
S32sGS35O. Box Herring in moderae demand sales
OF 10 boxes part to arrive at yaJc for Sealed se Tor
No insIds rate and BIC. for 1000 boxes Mssd1ene
or other descriptions OF 200 bbs Cod aud Scale
Fish have been made to arrive - 90 for the ionis aud
81 go for the lat,er also. Us bb' ESstpor oibbed herring
GRAIN-Ths Wheat market opened lac better with a
,norry sui sided ano tho lost tho arrival.
fair bus sufficient to meet the wants oil the trade ara
sales have therefore been made from store the
coing quietly at yestedsys prices The sales en-
23 600 bush aad consist Of 100 bush Chicago Spr
at ST. 1901 "a; $40 do. milwaukee Club at 81 700
81 81; 1880 do. Amber lows at = 5fd 81 80 6uo do
choice Amber Green Bay at I'll 80 800 do Red Wes.m
At I'll 6d 81 20; 49, d.. Amber do at g 4ld~l 81
"a 600 do Rcd State at 39d 81 40 $500 do choice Amber
State As; 27no do. White Michi2an at 81 2d 81
and 400 White Kentucky p 6odSi g. the latter for
choice IA bbls Bailey Is quiet but scarce and very nm
Barley Ma quite sctv- and Is decidedly hrmer sales Of
$50 bush STATE :d 81. eud 200 do do, deliverable
In 81 days so Oats steady aud la moderate request
sS0sI cor Western sad state, and SIC for old do
ye and hrn eO for State and sOc Tor NeateIn
Corn s n sey demand for export home and ,pee1a-
lion and price, are 6rIner; sales OF 96 90 bush al 50c
for Hot Warm and Biue-Eyed and 1i@2ic for shipping
Mixed Canadian Peas more plenty and lower but m
rooi request the decne sales OF 5000 bush at 81 10 &,
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sPELTEH qao, bu, i, .. 2tls, cash, iOs sie'ian
SALT i In fair demand bn the transactions restricted
owing hgh prices prices hFm At 500 Jd, Tor
Ints Island ~ Sn0 81 - for Liverpool Ground; " 20
Tor Ashtonr Fine and ~ ~ for other brands
sEEDSThe demand 1. fair for Clover seed, and Prime Is
ia limited supply aua becr sales OF small lots al y cc
Tlmo.hy Seed selling ~ l2 81 70 per bush Calcutta
n.-ed IN request aud prices again Lesj Sa!es
of 500 bags Ia boston 80 ~ 00, fj 10 and % 70,
held =, % 20Q - - The stock IN Boston reduced TO
H. 800 ba. and hat here 70 500 do with only 81 200 bags
the way sad loading American Fieseed has advanced in
sympaby with acua and sales hgye been made Of Clean,
ior export to-day So We quote tie range gon ~ JD
4 ior Common aud Clean.
sTfARiN-The demand 10 fair aud tie msrsst Ia firm ;
..lss nf 81, 100 N Primo White At he, casa.
SHOT llns " lGalslc cash, for Drop aud Buck
TOBACCO-rhee hs. continued very tair demand dur
ing the past week A. p1r export gnd prices very
srm but without quoAbe changes Seed Leafs ry act'e
aud steady.
TALLOW-Th. marie, IL well supplied ard rather low
the demand not scti'e the sales are isco NJ At
for Western ior Southern and Eastern ana
iltG!l!c for city, cash.
TlN-risis arm, aud Straits Sc IA good REQUEST a, 3.c
IA. Places iuscye but INN n fh former retes
WOOL. Immediately subsequent To the date OF our As'
wesAy report the active donana for native fleece wool
sided ewing IN 70 ths light stock oioIng sna
exttso pfiefs asked has tor close We nctee a"
inquiry for descriptions ssd tor army clohilsi .a;,
actions howeyor GTs nr.cxVusive. a. inosl nou'
ierent sellers IN anticipate OF much higher rA w., s,sh
wool Ia the chesrsst CONN ody IN nsiNet Low, '
rses anti: rasdcunns ths Test % lh' 'es'0" Nv '
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RHECMATlSM, oil forms, Neuralgia and
kindred Complaints Fsos Ia the Back with old Limb
Any case warranted however ong ssnaug aud IL
any Psf o. ne county AL pain quickly relieved Cal
"'"'N "N'
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1)riniin9.

CHEAPEST FIRST-CLASS PRINTER in the
~ oliy-Eo TryonrOs, nesr CITY Hal Cards 90 cent.
per O0 BMlhesds per T.smi Hsndbls, 90 cent? pr
COO EvoTy otBer description equally low Tidal solicited
INJECTION PRINTING AT LOW PRICES.
~ q. 4. WHlTEHORNE,
No. q Anns, doors from Nassau
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GRAND CONCERT, by the SELECT CHOIR
NJ Of the NEw-YoGK INSTITUTIONS FOR TIE
BLIND under the direction Of their Teacher PROF &
JAsAR IN .hs Methodist Episcopal Church sh St. between
I'd and 3d-svs, on THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. 80 t661
Concert 10 commence at :. o'clock. Tickets 70 cents
HOPE CHAPEL. - TIRRELLs CALL
\ i YORSIA EXHIBITION EVERY EVENING at a
o'ciosk WEDh asDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
at q Admissi,n Is cents Special exhibitions given
Schools. Societies. &c, on liberal terms.
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Groceries ano 3lrouisicns.

HEALTHY FOOD.--Robinson pure Scotch
H eATMEAL, for PouiSSe AID Ga. Cake Entirely free
uoin the imputies which common Oatmeal contains and d
superior FOOD children, Dyslds and Others Put up by
Nobinso. Bellye Co. Lodon aud sold lin pound pacS.
anaes onlYl BIZ al GlOceIE md Ann.hncari,.
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Ueboine GarOs. &r.

AT WM. EVERDELL" sONS-WEDDING
"A CARDs.-Thsso celeATsed Erga,sd CsIds sold only
at Ne. lct f0ltou-st. N. Y. EsiAhh'hedlsl3
T II. JOHNSTON * CO., No. $50 Bowery,
~. WEDDING and VISITING CARDS. te, isi.. styles
,pecers by nail Al.o wsichss Jswsy. Silver Ware and
Plated Ware Of .Le beat qualities and at low prices
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Amnsemente.

PARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TRIUMPHANT SUOOESS.
IMMENSE CROWDS. =
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
BOUCICAULT'S GREAT DRAMA.
PAUvRETTE;
"UNDER THE SNOW"
continues to be received with
THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE.
THE CROWD INCREASES DAILY.
EVERYBODY IS DELIGHTED WITH TT.
THE SCENERY is TRULY MAGNIFICENT.
Embscins o. the widest and picturesque scsne'
oLoh nd 9ss q RIB s ,Ns4!..ssI
PALACES AND CHATEAUX or FRANCE,
An d which of tho highest order Of Scenic Art. en-
THE WIDEST NIL S1I MOUNTAIN ", S SCENERY
THE BURIED HUT.
TERRIBLE STORMS AND PLACID SKIES.
The characters are equally interesting: -
THE OLD SOLDIER IN SEARCH OF HIS DAU0HIEh,
THE DAUGHTER IN SEARCH OF HER fATHEh,
THE DUCHESS. THE YOUNG Count
THE DUCHESS DAUGHTER. -
THE yIyANDIERE. &c, &o
II will le produced -
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
AT 3 AND n O'CLOCK.
MISS FRANK NIXON, DANSEUSE
The Manager has bad modelled Ia ikenesses OF our
MOST DIST NGUlSHED NATIONAL SOLDIERS,
GEN HALLECk, GEN. MCCLELLAN,
GES. BANKS. GEN. BURNSIDE, GEN. POFE.
GEN. CORCURAN,
and the glorious old
Also the Infamous Rebels,
JEFF DAVIS and BEAUREOARb.
| All IN fun costume. Also. life lkeuesses of
| QUEEN VICTORIA and the PRINCE OF WALES.
| All olwhich sre TO be seen at al hours, With ,,
| THE BEAUTIFUL COLOHED TROPICAL FISH
SACRED BULL AND cow OF THE HisDOOs. LlE-
| mo MONSTER SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAMILY,
WAX FiGu RES, and million Of other Wonders
Admission all - Children under ten, - cents
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X ENTs EAST INDIA COFFEE.

- Nyw-YORK, Sept %, 1862.
, sncs have been detailed 10 i city h,ye used KkNTS
hAsI INDIA COFFEE nl.logt entirely Ia my family and
mnch pleasure la stating that IN lagor and strength
sepesisr 70 Cohee have used II il particularly
soasbe ~ lite great economy, only requiring la
s qsnniy ordinarily used Of other Coffee ske on niu
VI Iuiy equal ftfeI 9Th aye strongly recommended II
seeHy " NY ideuds from it, very Wholesome qua tiles ie
81 he ofs aud nerves being pleasant aud health
noio BE- extremely glad q this Coaes Introduced
sl'' use 10 Tho uni,ed States service
HARRY 8. GOTLEB
r. csptsin u 5. Army. and Colonel N. y. Vol,
N3 Oreenvirh-at. 'S
orocer aud dealers supplied on libelsl terms
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DeS S. The stter for choios Com Meal q Arm endin GOOD
dsmsnd sales Of 500 bb Of % 650e6 10 for jersey ana
A IA r.. h.-.h ~. ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09
Virgins Military Ias.is~ss.


The report OF the Board Of Visitors OF the
the usual summary OF the result to ofinstruc.
lion. for the reason that the Professors and
cadets, except those detailed a. guard were
called from their labors and studies early
In the summer, and have been engaged in the
iaudable and patriotic duty Of defending the
State, theR and since msnaced By the mill.
tary power Of the Federal Government. 1t
10 gratifying to state, however, IT . time
when the great value Of this Institution 10
more than ever appreciated BY the public,
that the Board have diligently applied
thems elves to the work Of securing q re.
sumption Of its operations, and that ar
rangements were made for Ats re.openine, In
all its departments Of instruction, ON the lst
Of the present month, and that the Supsrin-
tendsnt aud all the Professors, except Major
General Jackson and Assistant Profess or
Hardin. returned to their respective chairs
At that time. This school, (says the report,)
coraAtnAsg de highest grades Of Instruction
In its military and academical depar tments,
should command, and will no doubt receive.
the support Of the people Of the Confederacy.
Its great importance has been realized in
me large nnmb Dor OF graduates who have rem.
aerea the country distinguished services in
the ne'd' and every appliance should b If.
foroed TO extend Its usefulness. We hope II
may receive tho favorable conAid Or alton az
the Leg islature At the present session.
The board has resolved that the charges
against the cadets during the time they
were Withdrawn from their studiss ana
transferred to the camps of Instruction xor
the purpose Of drifting volunteers, Dug hit
mott DO collected, and the same will, there.
FORE he released.