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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ROCHESTER, September GA shocking acct
dent occurred near here. The express train
ran Off the track. Five persons were killed
and many wounded.
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MOBILE, September 6.-The Board of Health
report four cases of cholera for the past five
days, viz: Three negroes and one white. Two
of the negro cases terminated fatally.
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TRACT OF LAND AND SPLENDID

71RACT OF 1IAND nv d 81 LIINDID
i STORE STAND FOR SALE.-The TRACT OF
LAND belonging 10 the estate Of James Sims. de-
ceased, In the county Of Louisa Va, on the Three:
chop road, thirty miles above Richmond and
nine miles from Cedar Point, on the James River
and Kanawha canal, containing nearly THREE
HUNDRED ACRES, plenty Of wood and excellent
water, a large dwelling house and all necessary
is as good stand for mercantile business rs any in
the county; in very good neighborhood; as
healthy as any place in the State. There Is post
Off ce ut the place and great many fruit trees OF
different kinds. For further particulars, address
Sc Ats T. J. SIMS, Gum spring, Va.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-MRS CHARLES =.
l. DUVAL, who was = passenger on the steamer
from Havre to New York I'm June, and who lost
one OF her trunks, can obtain Information In re-
gard to 1t by addressing the Dispatch and paying
for tn Is advertise ment. Tits
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FIRST MONDAY N OCTOBER. lscc.
,EILEvUE HIGH SCHOOL,

DELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, will
~ open 4 HIGH SCHOOL for boys and young
men, at my residence, on tho lat 81 October next:
The location IL immed lately on tho Virginia and
burg shall be assisted by three highly co,npe-
tent tea chers. Session, nine months.
Terms: Three hundred and MY dollars In cur.
rency one half to be paid ut the beginning, and
the other half In the middle of the session. No
extra charges. Ny post. Office Is LynchbuIE.,
an Aim JAMES i. HOLCOMBE.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES',
- CORNER GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS.
The exercises of this Institution will be resumed on
,truction In all the usual stndiss tho Latin
and Modern Languages, Music, Singing, Drawing,
and all branches that belong to q finished female
education, will be impaired by highly competent
teachers The school rooms ara being rebttad,
and strict attention will be given TO everything
contrbuting to the comfort Of the pupils. Terms
As before war Circulars may be- bad on sppllea.
ton at the schoo! or the principal bookstores;
Teachers.-Miss MARIA Il. Cooke, Miss FANNIE
G. HALYBuKroN, Mr. q. A. EsICssnS, Mr.. \. Sc
psRBEsu, Mr.. CARLOS e. MEaA, Mr. &. w; TIL
Low. ". A Ehi,soooS,,
An li-dSswtlstUct Principal
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
wi OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED l7ss.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
M OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED 1874.
DIRECTORS:
Jaquelin P. Taylor, William c. Allen, william
GRAY, James II. Grant, James Dunlop, Alfred T..
Harris, John c. Hobson, Thomas II, Ellis, John
Freeland, 6. F. Watson, John Purcell, William
Rutherford.
This old and we'll known VIRGINIA Institution
IL now prepared 10 issue "PERPETUAL" and
ANNUAL" POLICIES upon real estate: 1t has
TEN MILLION DOLLARS Of property insured
lars of losses to the people OF this State.
Important changes have been made for the bene-
ct Of the assured. ,.,
The four ffths" feature and that OF "conti-
yuities" have been abolished, giving To the as
surcd full ms urance, as in other companies.
Parties holding RECORDED LENS are pro-
tected 10 the extent of insurance in this office.
Office on the east side OF Ninth, between Broad
and Marshall streets. au It's
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IL session Of this institution ri, Miil commence
OCTOBER 1850, and terminals JHxi 1897,
The sG1tssss nj. Schools Every
under the advice Of his parent or OF hs sacsityl
' ,se NUMBER IS no, les. than three The faculty
NAV. at the request of his parent or gnasdizn, oI
for other satisfactory reasons, allow nm 70 S'sho
The The Method of instruction will be BY approved
text books, accompanied by daily oral exsminotS.
and ~ and ps
ford accurate and thorough aeademieal instrse,
IL Of sn4S s
student must be at least fourteen yesn OF So
though for special reasons the fsssity may 10
Examinations, for the most part In writing, are
held near the close of each hal session. Diplomas
Of Graduation and Of Degrees viii be awarded only
ing Is satisfactory. The discipline will be founded
upon the impartial administration Of few plain
and reasonable rules. The department. Of Chris
tain gentleman Is the standard to which every stu
dent will be expected to conform bis own. Every
appropriate means will he used to develop aud con.
for TRUTH as upon these will be placed the main
reliance In behalf Of good conduct. '"t
surpassed, nut attendance ON religious exercises,
whether at the college or in tho city, will be en-.
they are thus productive Of the best results, aud
the instruction given shall be free from all Sec
tartan bias. "". a7-
i. school Of Latin and French. EpxrSp HAR.
H. School Of Greek and German. H. II. HAR.
III. school OF Mathematics, EDWARD D. ssrH,
iV. School OF Natural Sciences, BENNETT Pea.
Y. school of Moral Science, T. Q. JONES, D. d.
vi. School OF English, &c, c. II. Tor, N. A.
Terms FOR SESSION OF NINE MOUTHS:
Professors fees. III one Professor be attended,
s3O; II two $50; II three, SOS; If more than :,
three, go EACH 90
lst, January LIST, and April LIST. ........."." so
Fuel, lights, washing, &c, about: .::.......".. "
Naturalization fee IS; room rent, sS.......... III
s2as
or this, &lo2 so Is required October lst The re-
manning Professors fees, say $3.50, are payable
February 18th.
EXPENSES OF STUDENT PROM THE CITY:
For English branches and Mathematics. $50
For English, Mathematics, Latin, and French. "
For additional schools, as above.
Payable one half October LIST; remainder febru-
airy 18th. Ill.,,
For furthe information, address
FACULTY OF RICHMOND COLLEGE,
au 30--dSswtDctl Box ioi, Elchhionu.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND VA.

This institution will be rsopenad In the large
building formerly occupied by Ii. 4. Leiob'rs,
Esl., on the
FIRST MONDAY N OCTOBER, lscC.
The principal will be assisted by graduate OF
OF eminent q ua iiicatinns and experience.
full corps Of instructors In the modern ian.
yuages and in music have been employed.
For terms and further particular. address
u. LEE POWELL, A. n,
o., Inn $685.. Box So
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The Cornerstone Of the Douglas Monument
Laid
CHICAGO, September 6.-The cornerstone OF
the Douglas monument was laid to-day. Tens
of thousands of persons were present. Gene
raj Dix's address is said to be a mas ter piece OF
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ANNUAL INCOME, s9,occ,coc.

ANNUAL lNCOME, sz,''V,V'V.
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURE IN DIVIDENDS
AND MODES OF INSURANCE.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY ro,,
EXPENSES LESS THAN ANY CASH COM
liberal MODES OF PAYMENT or PREMI-
y INSURERS RECEIVE THE LARGEST BoNUs
EVER GIVEN. ~,
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY ON ALL FAR
ALI AL KINDS OF NON Correcting LIFE AND
ENDOWMENT POLICIES.
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE:
loans MADE ON POLICIES.
ALL POLICIES AFTER THREE YEARS NON
PROFITABLE.
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NHURCH HILL. FEMALE 1NST1-
STUTE,-Ehs -ssssGSs sof tHE ssSooL Pa
sanity loctt.d on tbs conner oflTNemy :ssvenA
pied by DR.. Briggs, will begin ON the lHh 81 pep.
tsmber next, aud end on the last OF June foiiow'
ing. as' .. .rs.r.-tr.r 80
No effort viii be spared 70 make this institution
eonpare iayorAbly with other schools for the
mental and moral training Of young ladies.
Inc course of htndy Will spbTxce al the sub
jects usually Taught In snch ,institu,ions. : =
Boardsrs Can bs accom- annotated.
For further particulars apply 70 either OF tho
undo rsigned
W. MILAN 4 MA I; rGoSx s;a a Principals.
SELECT SCHOOL.-MIssS 8. r. CON-
- VERSE will resufna the datiss OF her cisss Of
her residence, No. 1900 Franklin street.
Sc 7-eod tote
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CATTLE MARKET

No chanys wbateyer I'm the cattle market. We
quote common to good at 6JeSc., gross.
MIRROR request; but no prime IN Insrket
We quote fair to good AZ tGoc., gross. Couimon
GRADES OF sheep sell at - per head.
Hods.-Heavy hogs sell ~ sh per cwt., nett.
VITAL q head, f5kI1l2.
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DICHARD IRBY, Esq, OF MOTTO
II WAY COUNTY, VA, Is admitted a PART
MIR In our business as OF January ls66. The
.tyla of the drm wall remain unchanged.
au3I-i0t SNYDER. BOWERS 4 co.
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TAW.-GREENLE TREATISE
IL ON THE LAW OF EVIDENCE, new edition,
vol, S22. SO
KEST's COMMENTARIES, new edition tthe
llth), vols, 81. so.
BIRToN's SUR IN EauiTY. IS.
SMITHS MERCANTILE LAW, last edition,
9s5s.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS, SOC.
ACTS OF VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY, 1855 and 1907
THE EQUITY CRAFTSMAN Forms OF Plead.
ings in Suits In Equity. -
The PEDERALIST, last edition. 1868.
ROBINSON'S PRACTICE, vols, s2s
ROBfNsON'S OLD PRACTICE, 2sols.
JARMAS ON WILLS, vols:
WOODHOUsE PARHAM,
Booksellers and Stationers,
,uss Governor street.
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.

COUTHERN AGENCY OF
- THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE 1901 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA, OVER
TIE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH OFFICE. ENTRANCE
on TWELFTH STREET.
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MONTAGUE & WHITALL
WI Late Of the Msrehsnts' Insurance Company
Of Riehmond.)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIPR INSURANCE.
once, No. al Main street, Just below the Spots.
wood Hotel. dc Its
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MANIPULATED GUANO.-The
AcTITRING COM

WI JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY " prepared to furnish the farmers OF Viz
rinia with this WHEAT FERTILIZER; and not
caring 10 indulge In extended Communications OF
its own, confidently refers to those who used this
fer!yar in the years 1850 and 1851 when II was frst
introduced, ard met with universal approval.
Ii consists of an equal proportion lone thousand
pounds gach) of Peruvian and Phosphate tsom-
brerol Grano, weighed In with the most scrupu.
lcus care and precision, and Is finely ground and
perfectly incorporated.
Should any one prefer larger proportion OF Pc
ruvian IN combination with the Sombrero Guano
than Tho above formula calls for such orders, for
not less than two tons, will be specially and care
fully executed in this case the proportions will
be Two-THIRra OF Peruvian and oSE-THIRD OF
Sombrero Guano. Both these preparations are adj
mlrably adapted to the OF the drill, and can be
applied in this manner or broadcast, without loss
or trouble TO the farmer.
In tho prevailing scarcity Of money the Company
is admonshed to reduce prices 10 the lowest point,
and TO no satisfied with a moderate profit, In &C.
cordance with which the public is offered these
fertilizers at the following rates, for cash Regu-
lar preparation OF 900 pounds Peruvian and 200
pounds Sombrero, at SO per ton OF 900 ponds:
Special preparation Of ], 333 pounds Peruvian and
eJ7 pounds Sombrero at $50 per ton of o0o pounds
Orders can be- addressed through the commission
merchants OF the city, or directly to the under
signed, who bestows on this department his con-
slant and most careful supervision.
1o-I
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WORKSHOP FOR REMIT offer
w for rent the ROOMY SHOPS Just put -
up at the corner OF Thirteenth and Mar i'm
shall streets, nfty feet by twenty With noomy IT,
lot in front. A.. w. NOLTlN0,
se 5-Jtk No. 1888 Main street, UP stairs.
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FOR RENT.

DOOM FOR RENT ON NINTH
IL street beyond Leigh, suitable for a
gentleman or lady, in 4 genteel private fami. tm
". Probably they may get board also, aud III
their washing done on the lot. Apply 10
ct MRS. JULIA A. GOoDE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
Commercial gnte1Itgente.
CRnsoFSr orrIon No. q CAMP srnrpr,

THuFbday Eye1Ihg, Uct. ., l6bb, J
CoTroN-The market still exhibits considerable
irnness, despite the unfayorabIe tenor of the
Liverpool aud New York adyices. The oGeri0gs
to-day were only moderate at best and. there
were but few buyers in the market, but the sales
nevertheless amounted to $500 bales, of which one
broker took 1900 Prices continue irregular and
unmfstakably tend to the inside figures in yester-
days quotations, but no quotabe decline has been
submitted to on the part of factors, and the mar
ket closed quiet but steady at yesterday prices,
which werepeatas follows, viz ordinary 35@32c.,
good ordinary 33@34c., low midding, 36@37c.,
and mddling 3803oc. The sales to-day have been
mostly to European buyers.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
Enp rIrn L, 81 rntun
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
IPARATIvE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
EOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS.
5000


The exports are exclusively for New York.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts since yes
terday comprise 80 bbls. of new syrup, which
were Immediately sold at 81 per gallon. In other
respects the market has been very quiet and
nothing but areta trade doing at Il46112e for
common; l3@l4c. for fair l5@16c for prime :;
16@l64c. for choice; l63@l7c, for yellow clarified,
and l7@l73c. per tb. for white do. Molasses is
held at $4,000, per gallon by the cargo, and re-
failing at 6O@70c. per gallon. Some of the new
crop of Sugar is looked for soon.
ToBAuCo-We have no change to notice in this
article. The supply and receipts are very light,
but the only business doing is to the city trade
and for baliug. There were sales to. day of hid
at &c.,, and l at 24c. per ib for baling. There
is no material change in quotations which we re-
peat as follows, viz 35@Gc for low refused light
and heavy 64@7c. for common leaf; 73@9c. for
fair do; lO@llc. for good do; 12@13c. for firm
do, and l4@l6c. per tb. for choice; select lots
for baling are held at 2o925c. per pound.
FLoUR-There has been quite an active inquiry
noticeable to-day, but the market is almost en-
tirely bare of the lower grades, and the business
has consequently been in the higher classes, for
which prices are very firm with an upward tend
ency. The days transactions comprise 23OO
bbls., Of which 100 and so choice extra at SIS So
$50, $50, 100 and 100 do. at $l5 100 do at sl4 So
l52 treble extra at $l4 IS, 400, 200 and $50 double
extra at $l4 80, 1870 single extra and 50 superfne
on private terms. superfne is in good demand
but very scarce. We, however, quote at $50
Is Is % bbl.
CoRN-Ne have again to notice quite an active
market but owing to the scarcity and the non
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
Co1rnnrs. a.. al. 20, 1e66.
Cattle Market
JEFFERsOK OIfY. OstobeI

JEFFERSON OIrY, October 26, 1856.
Arrived yesterday-53 Texas Beeves. Sold
338 Texas Beeves, lis Calves and Yearliugs, Is
Hogs, 1858 Sheep and Is Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-1566 Texas and 13 Western Beeves, 800
Calves and Yearlings, 214 Hogs, 372S Sheep and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-26
GROCERIES, AND PRODUCE.

GROCERIES, AND PRODUCE.
nUAIONTETL d VILLERE,
q. DUNoNTEIL-EDW. ylLLERE)
Commission Merchants,
-AND--
". DEALERS IN FOREIGN PRODUCE
No. l57 Common street, Carondeet and st. Charles
streets, New Orleans.
TATE E CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS
Corner New Levee Common Fulton Streets New Orleans
ALEX J. DYAs, ofthe old house of Dyas Il Co. is with u.s.
and will be pleased to serve his old friends and cusomers
T ,OTT. WOOD Gs co.
CW. B. LOTT, Madison co.-C.W.WOoD, Canton Miss.) |
Wholesale Grocers,
-AND4-
COMMISSION NERO HANTs,
Is Common and i6 Canal Streets
Major G. G. Sebastian has charge Of our sales departent
MTLLTKEN d BRINGIER-
Or. MILLIKEN-M D. BRINGIBR)
Sugar Brokers.
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. q Canal street, New Orleans.
CAMMACK 6 sQUIREs.
WHOLESALE aRoCERs,
81 New Levee and 10 Fulton Street,
petvean cravier and con,r,on stroata
Pork Flour Lard Sugar Molasses, Coffee Salt Fine Wines
t aJoneG0 an d Gs ~ on nsne IN qusnHIiG
put up City orders for family supplies solicited
- IroVsT1r1 Az A. r,ITrx, 3 70
ST @ " >AA~ N ~ 0''
u. O. GOODRICH, H. L. GOODRICH, @. R. RA1LEY.)
Who'll LEsALE aEo0ER
AND
Commission Merchants,
Kos. IS COMMON AND a CANAL STREETS,
y wv x40aT-rr
4 w" "USAANs
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND
Commission Merchant
NJ ff'oNA ANO AE'S ~ RoAAoN a1hEnAs'
--- --oH = --e-.-
rs.
------------------------- VIEW ofLEAss.
BhDWEhA' PAYNE d CO.
"a. blD" El-h' n " r. r. ~ y. FANE
"hoA6SAAh eooh1.e 4Ep DAAlALaAS ~ "ASRhAF
NO. a., ,s a. rDat,o,,r,,, .4,..4
Nav orIaan, In
TTTTc1na TsFCIE5 T,,1,1r7 a, 6I1,---
| ~ -yoons u,r . prcVzrr ,,rpr. yuoor,s
| ~
| 90 o"AhSRe0 SIFeess
| tCAAHk, STEWART b1BBs OLD sLANGJ
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
| wholesale and Retail GrocerE,
| oCryIssToN EERCH ANTE Ann CnTTnH pROKEps
|
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Go rIhom il man Gontern.
wAK DEPARTMENT.. SURGEON GEsERILs OyEIcE,
WAsHIxeroN. d. C., August 10 1866. )

WIk DKPARrpExf SuRaEox GENERALS OYF1cB
MAsHIxoToN d. C., August 10 1860 }
AN Army Medical Board, to consist OF Breyet
IA Colonel surgeon, Y. s. A. President, BTey Lieu
H. h. Writ surgeon U A. breVet Lieutenant
Anthony Hesr surgeon u 8 A., and BIevet MAJOR War
u.
NeYork September for the examination
sdioa Medical Sa Of the u Army
invitation Appett before the Board should be
Surae0nGeBersl T. s. A. and must state the in
nnre residence OF bnth 81 The candidate Ie
soaia a. 70 character qualifications mast e furnished II ne
G fact sboul stated together with bis former nk and time and
s Of serves from the officers with whom he has
should also be forwarded 49, Al, .
No Allowance the expenses Of persons undergoing the
examination, indispensable pIqais % appointment
Thee are al present. Medical STAFF &C Of which
approved Zoh
tso4 JOS X. BARNES Sufgeon GeneIal " : A.
A DOPTION.--A handsome boy, one year old, can
IN be obtained b wealthy person fmily Address Mira A.
Btstion D. Eishsh-s-
. N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that under sndin
~ q session OF the Thftybnh
Consfe.i entitled Az Act granting lands aid In the construction
rroed ana teIaph limo hom the States Of Missouri ana
TO the Pacific OctaBS meeting OF the Commissioners
PANIED said se hereby called meet the Turner Han fnshs
eighteen hundred and sixty i've TIA. day
Of choosing PTsedena
said pbed such
hhsr business may be By such set provided for
Dated S. Louis. Mo, the sixteenth day August 1863
THO'S C. FLETCHER GEORGE ROBINSON
.r1rlts,g n. PRRETOnIUS CffA8. II. HOWLANb
49, TRUMAN j. HORNEH, VA KAYSER
X. "a EASrON. MADISON MILLER.
9EORGE KNAPP, CHAs. Z. MOSS
p. r. BONNER, g. l. HEWITT,
JAMES. a. BAD9 H. }. MsELHANY.
&nHhsQRso tGJ Nl0Rn
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Ronses Iano farms t1Janteo.

NHyANTgD YO'PURCHASE-A'fne COUNTRY
w PLACE with few acres Of LAND In healthy eesty nen
village price, and exceed $500 cash Aedrss
with full particular price &C., r. N. B.. Tribune ofaee
yyTANTED-ro HIRE an OFFICE, or part Of an
w once in which transact the REAL ESTATE oo"pssA
Address j.. Box No. lie, Tribune Office.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
y On TUESDAY. SEPT
We vii! e1hbit our FALL IMPORTATION
Of FRENCH CORsETS
and
FRENCH BALMORALS,
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN and NEW SHAPE
SKELETON SKIRTS. -
MISSES CORSETS and SKIRTS IN ENEtf sIHE'
We have also lust received f CflLDRENS WAISTS
Of and improved make
CORsETS and SKIRTS made to order.
GAYNoR, IMPORTER ard MANUFACTURED,
No. 7es BROADWAY betw cen Eighth and Ninth'ts'
The trade supplied liberal termf-
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NOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-One 3;story base.
rpeu and sub-cesr HOUSE, 20 minutes walk nom SCUM
stventh Ferry nrshhoThood hrcassj prc- @oo@ one met
cs tory basement HOUSE with III modern m
rroyruan,s ~ excellent cation on hur stfrr
a. ~ JOHNSOS, JR,
~ No Il0 Broadway, Room No q.
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GEORGE REYES, No. 343 Eighth-ave., near Tween.
VI tx,ghthsl will oren on MONDAY early Fan DRESS
GOODS Popus Veours, Victoria Psds, EmpresCoths
Reps Menos Alpaca, &C. 10 newtend beiuful shade: DOh
and Gmsictn Tapestry Thrpy and iDsin cTPets from sOe
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printirg.

Nrlilflfq. -
CHAS. @. SHELLEY No. SO Barclay-st.,
~ STEAM JOB PRINFERCsrds CirculsEs blhead Posters
Catalogues NC, a. tho lowest cash rates
CYLINDER PRESSWOak done Tor the trade.
NTM. EVERDELLs SONS. No. lO4 Futon.st.-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANpFACfuH
Frs
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NAV YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1856
obstruction.

A PPLICANTS FOR BOOKKEEPING and PEN
N aASsHIP 1t the low rates q the summer term a.
Commercial Institute No 76 Broadway VII be receive
TUESDAY Scot 10 O'Clock Fun ITces resumeo
and Psll s.
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FURNACE and ORE BANK for SALE.-Ihe
undergrad offers Sale the following described ve9s
Personal Property situated In the Cosby O."
Mlfiin 10 Mount Union, VIZ;
abundant and cEeeeat Tbe upon watch "a ersc'eda
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E'OR SALE-Ile shaII' HlVt vi IHOD :, - = -
n aboat i've minutes wax from the
Morris Eex Depot Hd 20 minutes nom bsrss or
49, is Is by l0o feet 'front.' and back yard nest
vel aud ctern grre vines snd sbr uec. sa
shnbtey; contains four and kitchen ana &c az
IN good order place tor small
fams Tie lives in r. and will show 10 any one eesne 70
Pnce S269o; onehf remain on mortgage fos"
siouo orl q ore the Of Move uIbef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03

Oh TO IOO-horse, UPRIGHT BOILER WANTED,
SDh HOLsKE h KNEELASD,
No 52s Wster-st, Nevfork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-03
Aldtbinerp.

nor SALE CHEAP-One Gear-Cutter; one small
powerl without boiler They can be
seen at our Office kEEN BROTHERS, Room2 No lls Futon
JACQUARD MACHINES, manufactured and APP
:. - plisd TO Power and Hand Looms
BALMORAL SKIRT LOOMS made and altered 70 weave any
kind Of FINDINGS FOR cured Weaving In M ~.
RIBBON SUSPENDE R aud IA Pr LOOMS also ooato weave
snyk Mind Of goods made 10 o rcer.
Looms FOR sUsPENDER STR APPS with button holes On the
plan Machinery for the msnufsctUr Of Dress Trim
nnss. Manufactured aud for sale by W r. uHLNGEk
No. 1921 North Secondst., Philadelphia Pa
CTEAM. ENGINES, Flax, hemp, Tow, and Rope
- Machinery Machinist Tools, &c. TODD 4 RAFFERTY,.
Warehouse. No. 4 Deyst. Works Paerson " j.
rEHE ALBANIAN TINE BRICK PRESS
L IA the ONLY BRICK PRESS that uses the PEkFOhA-
TORS orEXTRACTS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAY while Ia the
The ONLY PREssIN Us that capable q making pressed
Brick THAT WILL NEITHER. CRACK CREEK or WAHP ~
BURNING All that o'esss to do naoI and He
caution public against their iHpoions L. C. WOODRUFF
JentN No Broad ,gay