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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

I RADICAL REPORTS CONCERNING DISTIN-
GUIsuED. Ex-CoNFEDERATEs.-ln the Balti-
more american of yesterday we find the
following paragraphs:
General Breckenridge, with his family,
writes q correspondent, have arrived in
London from Canada. The eX-Gencral
and Secretary of War of the Confederacy
looks old and care-worn, and seems to have
lost the dignity which characterized him
when he presided over the Senate of the
United States. He has come to look after
some funds which are supposed to have
been struggled away by some of the rebel
agents. 1t is apprehcnded that the re-
mains of the cotton loan is not available
for the use of the Richmond Cabinet. He
is too late.
81. p. Benjamin, now member Of the
English bar, was sharp enough to get three
or four thousand pounds, which he claim
ed as unpaid salary. He got the money
last week. What remains is fast going
upon Baden Baden and in other pur-
suits.
"Poor Wigfall is in London, too, and has
brought all his family with him. His er-
rand was the same, and his friends say
that he looks very detected, secdy, and
disappointed. 1t is thought that little of
the plumber should have been saved for
these unfortunatcs, for it was known they
were coming. 1t is true, Wigfall did no
fighting for the South, but then he made
good many speeches and consumed good
deal of whisky in drinking success to the
Lone STAR"
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
THE SCHUTZEN FEST.

There will be a general interest among
our citizens to witness the ceremonies Of
The great festival Of our German fellow
citizens, which is expected to be the largest
ever held in this country. Large delega-
lions from northern cities will arrive here
al . o'clock this morning by rail, and a
delegation fthe Gesslcrcratt left Baltimore
last night, and will reach Washington
early this morning. Mr.. Stosch has been
appointed chief marshal Of the ceremonies.
Aat0nq! inteAigencer, 18th.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has made the following decision "ln the
case Of tax being assessed for grading
streets, &c, by q municipal corporation,
under municipal or other public laws, and
payment thereof is made compulsory, the
Taxpayers entitled to deduct the amount
10 paid in making areturn Of his income"
~ BLlC REPOSITORY DISCONTINUED.
The Third National Bank of Baltimore
las ceased to be depository of public
moneys, the officers having withdrawn the
bonds given by them for the safe-keeping
"puDhc MoneyS.-U. -
NEW HOTEL.
We learn upon pretty good authority,
ana ana. much to our regret, that Mr.. C. G.
=, ''iaId has already negotiated with
New York gentleman for the sale Of the
ioDiu House, upon the site Of which are
10 be built four splendid marble-front
ototcs; and that in no distant day there
%''i be magnificent hotel, equal to any in
New York, upon site already Sc
iectcd.-D.
Mr.. SEwAED's CONDITION.
me health Of the Secretary Of State
n1u Deen up to a late hour last evening
gradually improving.-Ib.
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foupressionaI Election.

LOUISVILLE, September l6.-L. II. Rous-
seau was elected to Congress from this
district yesterday. There was no opposi-
ton, and the vote was very small.
General Rousseau resigned his seat be-
cause he was ccnsurcd by the House of
Representatives for Gaming Grinnell, Of
Iowa.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
IEpoRr OF rHs TOBACCO xAaKEr.


- ToBAcco EXCHANGE
!A RicHxoSD, Va, September II, 1866.
Our brsakS continue full for tho season.
Prices on all grades shade better Below we
give tho transactions OF to-day: .'FE
Thirty-seven hogsheads and four tierces
opened forty two sold ut auction; and one
crop on private terms rs follows: Low funked
Tugs, light weights, ut 8 to A common
funked Tugs, good weights, ut g. 80 to $50
medium working and shipping Tugs at a to
$3.50; good working and shipping Tugs ut %
to $50; common working and shipping leaf,
funked, at 81 to s9.75 medium working and
shipping leaf, funked, at 50 to &l+76; good
working and shipping leaf ut sl5 to s2s; COM
mon to medium manufacturing at sl2 to Sl5;
good to fine manufacturing at SIS to s2s; extra
manufacturing ut $50 to $50; common to good
fancy wrapper at SO to sos; fine fancy wrap.
per at 800 to $50 extra fancy wrapper at
500 to $3.50.
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TroubIe about the Registry Law.

ST.. Louis, September l3.-It is stated
by parties in Carroll and Ray counties that
the rebels have threatened that no regis
tering of voters in those counties shall be
allowed that no loyal man had accepted
the position Of registrar, and that loyal
men are afraid to accept, and carry out the
loW
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ch.r,c,.r,.,Ic News from Mexico.

wAsHrsaroS, September ls.-Romero, the
Mexican Minister, has n dispatch with news
that the Liberals have occupied San Luis
Potosi. The city Of Tezuetlan, in the State
of Vera Cruz, was also captured by them,
with 800 Austrians. It is reported that the
Liberals captured Guadalagara, but this
needs confirmation. The Liberals attacked
Vera Cruz on the night Of the Goth August,
and carried off eleven French soldiers.
Maximilian has issued decree to collect
Hfteen per cent. of the value of the National
Church property. Great dissatisfaction ex.
ist fheraat
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

INCOLLEGE, WASHINUTUN, u: u, oHbrs suPe-
rior advantages for thorough business education
The courss of instruction embraces Commission
Importing, Jobbing, Retailing, Bank and other
Book keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Law,
Commercial arithmetic, and Business Practice.
Speuceran Penmanship is taught by Henry c:
Spencer, the leading author OF this system, and
celebrated as the editor Of the Spencerfdn Key to
Penmnnship, adopted by all hrst-class colleges as
the standard Of criticism.
The system of Business Practice, originated and
successfully taught by the proprietor, receives his
special attention. This Is the most valuable part
OF the Book. keeping course. Here the student sp.
plies his theoretical knowledge, and 10 prepared
for the more minute details OF actual business.
Scholarship for full course, and life membership
In this Union of Colleges forty dollars, II So
cured before September !, 1856
For circulars, specimen OF penmanshtp, college
currency, and merchandise, address
HENRY N. COPP, A. NJ,
Iv Al Am ProprietOf
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. A Confederate Arrested-A Radical Yarn.

NEW YORK, September l7.-John b. Braine,
the Confederate who headed the party that
seized the Chesapeake during the war, has
been arrested here, charged with the murder
of the engineer at that time. Documents were
found on him showing that he founded n
secret organization In New Orleans last month
called knights Of Arabia"
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Respect 10 the President-Nlr. Seward out OF
Danger.

WASHINGTON, September F.-At O'Clock
this afternoon the heads of Bureaus of the
Treasury Department called in body upon
the President to tender him their respects and
their congratulations upon his safe return
from his western tour.
Mr.. Seward is easier, but not entirely out
of danger. His disease was genuine cholera,
and is believed to have been contracted in the
South.
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EATEN By RATs.-A boy was brought
before one Of the police courts in this city
Yesterday morning, after having been
locked up all night for some trivial offence,
and his face was bitten in number Of
places by rats, which, it appears, crowd
the cells.-New York Ne,os, 18th.
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TELEdRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
w., .sain Imn,ine.s In Esrops,

NEW YoaK, September l6.-The 7ribu'H will
pub,ish tomorrow . special dispItch from
Berlin, by the Atlnntic cable, announcing that
war il again threatened In Europe, and Ans
tria Ia said to 10 acting In bad faith with
Italy, and that Prussia threatens to draw the
swurd aoain
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Emisration from the south.

New ORLEANS, September 15.-It is ex-
pected that there will be large emigra-
ton during this fall from Mississippi to
Texas. Some will 60 to Brazil. From
Louisiana the emigration will be to Hon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18
Experiments with Ordnance.

<sFoarnEss MoyRoR, september ls.-Major-
General Gilmore has arrived here to conduct
series of experiments with guns and rifled
pieces of ordnance against an fron-clad and
n stone target erected near the fortress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18
The Fools not all Dead.

New YORK, September 1.-THE Ristori ex-
element has reached the highest point. The
sale of tickets commenced this morning, and
spectators are already getting fifteen to
twenty dollars premium on the tickets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

Tax CONNECTICUT TOBACCO CRop. The
s &C. crop in this region, says the Hart.
,H'a Times, proves to he an excellent one,
uiough from six TO ten days later than
Usual. The planters are now cutting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

* GENERAL HowARD.-The Topeka (Kan-
na9 record says General Howard, com
i missioner OF the Freedmen's Bureau, has
TGeh invited to assume the presidency Of
iAncoin College in that place, and has pro-
N4ISeo 10 favorably consider the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The
- next session will begin on the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1865, and end on the TWENTY.
NINTH OF JUNE, 1857.
Professor OF Latin and q second Professor OF
Law will be appointed on the 18th Of August, when
the organization of all the departments OF instruc.
ton-Acaderiic, Law, and Medcal-will be fully
fore the war.
The entire expenses Of the Academic student,
ney, amount TO three hundred and sixty dollars in
currency per session Of nine months: or the Law
student, to three hundred and sixty Ave dollars,
and Of the Medical student, to three hundred and
ninety five dollars.
Forcatalogue giving details, or for special nfor-
nation address s. MAUPlN,
iy l8-ts Chairman Of the Faculty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

Unravorable Reports Relative to Cotton In
Louisiana-The Cholera.
New ORLEANS, September H.-Accounts
from the cotton region continue to be alto
gether unfavorable.
The cholera is still raging or the plantations
In the interior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

Nearly thousand new buildings are
T pe" gong up In the town or city OF Erie,
Fean., says Forney. Il ESst !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

Mrs. jefferson Davis was in New York
Friday.
Mr.. Punch calls Napoleon the I'm.
ropean Umpire and Commission Agent"
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RICHMoND CoLLEGE.wThe next

l. hS hS"s
IL session Of this institution will commence
OCTOBER i. 1850, and terminate JULY l, 1857.
The college has been thoroughly reorganlzed
into six independent schools. Every student may
under the advice Of his parent or OF the Faculty.
select the schools which he will attend provided
the number is not less than three but the Faculty
NAV. at the request Of his parent or guardian, or
for other satisfactory reasons. allow him TO auend
The method of instruction will be by approved
text books, accompanied by daily oral examina-
tions and explanations, and supplemented IN the
ford accurate and thorough academical instruc-
ton, In = course OF study similar TO that pursued
at the un.vs,sy OF Virgins en ssmi' o ns
though for special reasons the Faculty may In
particular cases dispense with this requirement
Examinations, for the most part In writing, are
held near the close Of each halt session. Diplomas
OF Graduation and of Degrees will be awarded only
s:ei Is ss The dscpne will be- founded
upon the impartial Administration OF few plain
and reasonable rules. The department OF Chris
dent W i'll be expected TO conform his own. Every
appropriate means will be used to develop and con.
drn sense OF personal honor and sacred regard
reliance In behalf Of good conduct
The religious advantages Of the college are I'M
surpassed, but attendance on religious exercises,
whether at the college in the city, will be On:
tirely voluntary, rs experiences has shown tina.
they are thus productive Of tho bes, results; and
the instruction given shall be free from all bee
tartan bias. r'
FACULTY.
President, Kew. i. u. JONES, ID. ID.
|. School OF Latin and French, EDxryp HAR.
ii. School Of Crock and German. II. n. HAIR
III school of Mathe mates, EDWARD B. SMITH.
iV. School of Natural Sciences. BENNETT Pun.
v school Of Moral Science, 7. @. JoSEs, D. D.
vi. School OF English, &C., C. II. Tor. II. A.
TERMS RoR SESSION or sISE MONTHS:
Professors fees, III one Professor DO attended,
$50; II two, $50; II three, scs II more than
Board, payable in three NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIST, January LIST, and April lst.. ........"... $50
Fuel, lights, washing, sc, about. .............
Naturalization fee, IS; room rent, SS........... 10
.. s. Sass
OF this, sIo2 50 is required October LIST. The re-
manning Professors fees, say $3.50, are payable
February 18TH
EXPENSES OF STUDENT FROM THE CITY:
For English branches and Mathematics. ,.....es
For English, Mathematics, Latin, and French. 10
For additional schools, as above.
Payable one. half october LIST remainder Febru-
airy 18th. ,, -
"T FACET iPi't OF IciHaSND COLLEGE"
an ao-d&swt0ctl Box Io4. Richmood.
CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
y CORNER GRACE AND P0USHEE STREETS
The fs 81 oeToBsR Sk%T
structon In all the usual English studies the L.tn
sGs w Is has sssSa Fss hsS
teachers. The school rooms are being relttsd,
and strict attention win be given to everything
to the sSn1e ma. o. b ee ON .ppsa.
Tssehers.~Miss MAsIi 3; cooxs, Ms. TAssIs
DsaBrss, Mr.. CisLos c. MsaA. Mr: g; "; tai.
auil-d&swtist0ct Principal.
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~ II. PEN ID l. ETON'S MALE
-. SCHOOL: FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN
MAIN AND PRANKLiN-SESSION FROM SEP
TENDER 18th TO JULY Undetermined to in
sure an ABUNDANCE OF TIME for each class, and
on a class graduating, having another already
formed and prepared under his own eye, he he has
MAN, A. NJ, an experienced teacher; but the
Principal will himself DIRECT, and by exchange
from time to time EXAMINE, all the Glasses.
WANTED, schola RI to III up classes from FIRST
BEGINNERS $40 per SESSION. to BEGINNERS n
rooms 5. T. PENDLET0N,
an lI-?m Principal.
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CATTLE MARKET,

mAhhhI.
No change in the cattle market since our last
quotations. We quote common to good at 64'c.,
gross.
We quote fair to good at 6lloc., gross. Common
grades Of sheep sell at 80 per head.
Hoas. -Heavy hogs sell at Eli per cwt., nett.
VEAL, q head, S5Gl$l2.
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V1HE UNIVERSITY sCHOOL.-Th

l. next session of this school will begin MON
The school has been transferred TO the new,
large and commodious school building, erected for
the purpose, on Eighth, between Grace and Frank
lin streets.
The course of teaching is intended, rs hereto
fore to prepare boys, from ten years and upwards,
for business life or for college. Mr.: srRorHER
teaches Math ematics, the Natural Sciences, and
Book Keeping. Mr.. PRICE teaches the Ancient
Languages, together with German, French, and
Italian, for which he has been prepared by long
training in Europe. In the Junior English Classes,
the principals will be aided by skilful assistants
Terms The same az heretofore:
For Mathematics and English. 10
Each language additional ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
For circulars, Sc, address box 5H Richmond
post office.
JOHN NJ STROTHER, NJ. A.,
University Of Virginia, pr;,,,r.,s
THOMAS X. PRICE, JR., NJ. A., frr'h0iPai''
University Of Virginia,
an oe-dtOc,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

MISS J. S. STANARD WILL RE-
wi OPEN her SCHOOL for young ladies the LIST Of
October, Franklin street, corner OF Jefferson.
Competent instruction in Latin and French Will
he provided. au LAWS
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Gold in the Treasury.

Gold in the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE Secretary
of the Treasury anticipates there will DO
SIS 1000 900 Of gold in the Treasury by the LIST
of October, exclusive Of certificates.
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THE EXERCISES OF MISSES JEN-
ME STUBS and SUE ID. COULLINGs School,
located on Grace street. Church Hill, will be re-
sumed on the FIRST of OCTOBER next.
For terms. &c, apply ut their residence. NO.
1912 Grace between Twenty fifth and Twenty.
sixth streets 80 l3-tOct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

T III. w o r D, .. .s
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
has opened his new store, on Cary between Fourth
and Fifth streets, and most respectfully c.ss the
patronage of his friend. and the public.
lO-lmk
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FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1885.

The principal will be assisted by q gentleman
who was formerly an assistant professor In the
University Of Virginia, and by Miss NJ. II. LEE,
graduate OF the Southern Female Institute, and q
lady OF eminent quail fcstOns and experience.
Monsieur G.. +. PARDIG0N will have charge OF
the French department, and will be assisted by
Mile -, French governess, residing In the In.
sttute. In other Modern Languages, and in Vocal
and Instrumental Music, the best teachers have
been employed.
For further particulars address
d. LEE PoWELL, 4. MI,
10 Roy s2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL.-MRs.
- ELIZA J. PLEASANTs will resume the duties
of her school at No 25I4 Grace, near Twenty sixth
street, Church Hill, on MONDAY, October For
terms, etc, apply ~ house, or to William Plea
SAINTS, DiSpotch Office, So A-tOcl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

r s. SQUIRES CLASSICAL AND
IL. ENGLISH SCHOOL will be resumed on the
9TH OF SEPTEMBER in his new house, on Frank
lin, between Third and Fourth streets. Having
secured a more desirable location, and fine lot
for the pupils to exercise In the next session will
be conducted with the same energy and diligence
which has characterized the school for the past
nineteen years. Messages can be left at the drug
store corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets.
Ne lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

SOUTHERN FEMAL INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND, VA.
This institution will be reopened in the large
building formerly occupied by ii. 7. Lefebvre,
ESD, on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
n, DANyILLR VA -

ROANOKE , ,EEMAt 4. COLLEGE
The next annual session OF this Institution com.
m9nsos sPTEMsER 'rH 1885, and closes last OF
The following charges are made for the entire
For tuition in advanced English branehes......sso
For tuition in primary English branches...... 30
For tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages,
For tuition in Music. 50
For tuition in OIL Painting. IS
For For tui, n9 p IN D,s ~, 8
For Incidental Expenses.
For Board .ioo
Payments required one half In adudncs balance
Pupils are entered for the entire session unless
otherwise agreed upon and no deduction made
for absence except In cases Of protraeted
OF daughters Of ali regularly employed ministers
Charges made from time q entrance Pupils fur.
dollar and nfty cents per month.
basm 4 4. y w. 4kkffsHARr.s Principals.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIC-
~ AL SCHOOL, No. 1l2 Franklin between Se-
. and @ B sPH ksT ~ dcfS
Der. "
Terms payable semi. annually in advanced: ;,
English Branches. az
Higher Eng lish, with Latin ~ ~
Modern Languages at professors fees.
A limited number Of pupils will be received. to
Address me through the post office, box s..
an 80 ROGsR MAkTIA.
MIR. SALTER'S DAY SCHOOL FOR
INl BOYS, on Fourth street, between Clay and
Marshall, will open on MONDAY, September tn'
1885, For terms nj ssS sIFfp School a.
| will be resumed at the same place on the iihSI
| OF OCTOBER NEXT. For terms Apply 70 me
| subscriber. Ian sa-im1 y. L. u oALihn
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MISS JULIA PEYTON PROPOSES
SCHOOL for children under the age OF twelve
years to be kept In the basement Of the residence
southwest corner of Franz kiln and Sixth streets.
TERMS for the half session, payable In ADVANCE:
For English Tuition ........................1@
For French Tuition ...........................s ~
li-dtt)ctl
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MISS HARTLEY GRAHAM WILL
wi commence her school for young ladies on
the Isr OF OCTOBER at Dr. Moore's, former sur.
geon- general, Grace street. two doors above Jei-
rerson For terms, etc, apply In person or by let
ter, care Judge Hslyburton. She recommends .
lady who can give best references, who desires
situation in family, who Is competent to teach all
the English branches and Latin. She has been
teaching in Norfolk ten years. seh-tocu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

Mr.. SEwAED's CONDITION.
he health Of the Secretary Of State
a1u Deen up to a late hour last evening
gradually improving.-Ib.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

MISS CLOPTON'S HOOL will
wi commence the FIRST OF OCTOBER, At her
residence, In Manchester. The number OF scholars
lars. SO lA-lotS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

V,HE COMMENCEMENT OF MY
L SCHOOL, in Sidney, is unsvoidsbly post-
poned to MONDAY, September -
se ltd GEORGE Fl. HOPKINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

OFFICE OF HOUSE OF RECEPTION FOR 0RPHASsl
AND HALF ORPHANS March Q. 1866.
EDWIN BOOTH, esq.-Dsar Sir; At meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees held at the residence Of the
First Directress MIS-. K. K. Delafeld, this day. the
following resolutions we're unanimously adopted:
Re,orsd That the thanks Of this Board due to Mr.
Booth for his generous and most liberal donation TO the unde
Of the Asylum as well for the pttude with which thAs
aid was rendered which has enabled al the outset oil our
efforts Cor benefit Of the orphans under charge when
outlay is most essential purchase through his bensvoenes'
comforts OF which they else have been deprived
Re.ored That we hereby tender our grateful acfnow'
egemens to Mr. Booth and also convey him the assurance
that a. he has been among the forward in oehe
of these desose children his viii ever be held
grateful remembrance among their nrst oeneiseto
NJ Booth FAssY s. CLARE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

A CENTS WANTED - Local, travelling,
" N.l and Female IN an honorable and highly ueaiise
bnsnefs Address three red stamps for
AMERICAN sTLNCIL Co. Boz ~ south NoI"nIA. ,o--.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK .......March -
Cleared.

Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah, Murry, Ferris Co.
Steamship Corscs tBr.l, Butcher, Kingdom ia, Port On
Steamship WashinstOn, Chichester Wilmington, N c., ].
Hand. .
steam,hip Neptune, Baker, Boston, Neptune Steamship
Steamship Hunter Rogers Savannah, 1. L. JoneG
Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk. City Point and Rich.
uond O. Heineken & Pslmore.
Steamship Tacony, Pierce, Philadelphia
Ship Wisconsin, ARGUS, Liverpool. Williams 4 Guon.
Ship Glad Tidines Thompson Gosgow, w. 4 A. Nelson.
Bark ss.boo (Br.), Lawrsy BuenOs AIRES, Thompson
Hunter
Brig A A. prsbst 9th Moore Cork for orders, Boyd
UipeksD