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DiSSOIUtlO7lS, &c.


DISSOLUTION.-T co-partnership
~ OF w b Hodsson Jr., T. r. Pace, and H h.
Pace, doing business in the name and style OF w.
b. HODGSON, JR. 4 Co, was dissolved IN Janu-
ary lat. All persons indebted TO said firm are re-
quested 10 make payment to w. ~ Davis, VINO,
by the terms Of dissolution, Is the only one autho
rized TO collect said claims. thereby forewarh All
persons indsbts 10 SAID concern from making pay
msnt to any one elRe, as such payment Will not be
recognized. WILLIAM B. AODGSON, JR.
CoLUMBIA, VA, August 80, 1857.
3l-?taw2W
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GENERAL ScHoFIELD.-We understand
that General Schofeld and some of the
officers families occupying Chesapeake
Hospital, near Hampton, have been sick
with the fever, but are now recovering.
The General, we are pleased to hear, is
entirely convalescent, and will visit Rich
mond in few days.
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auction Sales THIS DGy.

JOHN BLAIR, agent, will sell this day at IL
o'clock NJ, in front Of the store or John AID
Albert Blair. No. 1llo Main street. eight mules
and four coal c2rta, with harness
E. B. COOK will sell this forenoon at 10 o'clock,
at the store of T. D. Quarles, aIs Broad street,
the balance OF his stock of dry goods, fancy
artrcles etc
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THE EVILS OF INTEMPERANcE.-Timothy
McMahon was yesterday found drunk and
living around loose in the streets, for the
twentieth time. Officer PoiteauX escorted
him to the First station-house, and accom-
moGated him with quarters.
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Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.-The fol-
lowing visitors were introduced yesterd ay !:
Major Thomas P. Branch, Augusta, eia. !;
W. G. Banks, Pittsylvania Courthouse
". A. Miller, Lynchburg; W. X. Flem-
ing, Goochland.
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A MONSTER WATERFALL."-We saw
on Marshall street yesterday morning a
waterfall" so large that it had to be
drawn by two horses, and SO red that 1t
would but salamauder to the blush. 1t
was filled, not with rags, straw, or shavlngs'
but with water, and bore on one slae, IN
large, bold characters, the words, "Ihe
Broad street WATERFALL; on the other,
"The James" This is not a burlesque
on the once popular appendage of a lady's
head, but it is used to cool the thirsty
earth and allay the dust on Shockoe HILL
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. har-
wood s. Clopton sold at auction yesterday
afternoon a three-story brick tenement, on
the south side of Main between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets, the rear portion
of which was used for a number OF years
as restaurant by George E. Sadler. IL
was purchased by Mr.. D. Antelotti LOT
$3.50.
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Rev. DR.. NJ. D. HoGE.-At the last
meeting of Lexington Presbytery leave
was granted to the commissioners Of Lex
ington church to prosecute call before
East Hanover Presbytery for the pastoral
services of the Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, D. D.
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HOTEL. RICHMOND

pALLAFU HVIEI, hINfl lWUND
d VA-THE LEADING FASHIONABLE HO-
TEL OF THG CITY This elegant establishment
Is now complete in al it's appointments.
In its structure and furnishing, particular aten-
tion as been given both to C mfort and style. IL
IL remarka ,e for its cleanliness, and Its furniture
is Of the best quality.
The lobby, ladies' reception. bar, billiard, and
re.dinp. rooms on the Office floor, spacious
ami beautifully arranged. the ladies' parlors,
and dining rooms the fret floor, are easy OF ac-
cess and rec from the confusion Of business.
The tai BILE Is sapp!ied bounteoualy with all the
deiicacies Of tho season tLat this and other mar
ksts afford and many OF the supplies come direct
from the best market, OF the country.
The subscribers. In their new connection, neg
leave 10 pledge their best efforts to the Mainte-
nance of this ret class Hotel, and AK the sup.
port of their friends and the public generally
JOHN p. BALLARD x SONS,
JoByP BALLARD, Proprtetors.
WILLIAM Z. BALLARD, ,
z STRIBLINH BALLARD. au 81
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HENRIco COUNTY CuURT.-The regular
monthly term Of Henrico County Court
was continued yesterday. But little bus-
ness was transactcd-none, Indeed, of ge-
neral or public interest.
The case Of Gotthold Frick, charged
with stabbing a negro, was called, but in
the absence Of important witnesses was
continued.
On Thursday next the much-talked- of
butcher cases (sevcnty-two in number)
will come up for trial. The charge against
this numerous and important class OF our
population is a violation of the revenue
laws.
To-day there will be full bench Of ma
gistrates in attendance to discharge the
important duty of laying the county levy.
The case Of Charles Randolph, a freed
man, charged with stealing chickens from
ar. Leander Woods, mentioned in yes
tcrday's DiSpatch,) was brought to q ter
mination at late hour Monday night. A.
r. Courtney, Esq, defended the prisoner,
and John B. Mordecai, Esq, lowing to the
indsposition Of j. 3. Young, ESD repre-
sented the Commonwealth. After argu-
mcnt on both sides, the case was given to
the jury, who, after brief consultation,
rendered a verdict Of guilty, and affixed
the punishment Of the prisoner at thirty
days confinement in the county Jail.
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A LONG WALK FOR RAILROAD TIMEs.-A
gentleman writes us from Petersburg that
he walked from this city to that place on
Monday morning. lie states that he
reached the Richmond and Petersburg de-
pot at 4 A. M., and learned that there was
no train for Petersburg on Monday morn
ings. He says that several others were
disappointed as well as himself. Being
obliged to go to Petersburg, he set off on
foot, and arrived, much fatigued, at ii
o'clock. IF he was correctly informed,
and there is no O'Clock train on Monday
morning, we suggest that it would be we'll
to SO state in the public notice.
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CORNER OF CLAY AND FOURTH ITSELF
AGA1N.-Sinee the departure Of the big
elephant, the wonderful horse Hiawatha,
the sagacions lilly Lucy Bertram, the ne
gro rider Davis, the educated hog Shak-
speare, and the astounding boy Riley, the
neighborhood of Clay and Fourth streets
has rclapsed into its former and quiet pla-
cidity. All the pic-venders, lemonade
mixers, fruit-sellers, and money-hunters,
have pulled up stakes and gone "glimmer-
ing among the things that were" The
muscumman even has returned to the
Square, and he and the Governors bovine
are again in free and undisturbed posses
sion of the capitol surroundings. The lit
tie boys no more crowd in the direction of
Clay and Fourth, and the street cars have
ceased to deposit their scores of rasscn-
gers noon and night at Fourth and Broad.
We congratulate the good people residing
in the vicinity of the late circus and me-
nagerie at the departure of the crowd and
the confusion. They can now repose at
night undistnrbed by the sound of the big
horn or the ,ests of Mr.. Merryman, and
come and depart from their residences
unjarred and urjostled by the great un-
washed.
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TIE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN BAUMHARD's s
SALooN.-Yesterday John Bergman APP
peared before the Mayor to answer the
charge Of shooting and woundng Conrad
Baumhard, on Monday evening. Mr..
Baumhard did not appear, and the case
was continued.
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Neeti7,gS.

TTHE MEMBERS OFTHE SHOCKOE
L HILL LITERARY SOCIETY are requested 10
attend x called meeting to be held THIS (Wednes.
day. EVENING at ocock 4 full attendance IL
desired, as business of Importance will be brought
before The NEE ing
By order OF the President
se At J. TAYLOR STRATTON, Secretary.
NJ o T ] G. E.-Jhe members of the
~ YOUNGSTERS UNION soCIkTT are hereby
notified 10 assemble at the Old African church
MORROW Thursday o z N | g at 10
o'clock, preparatory to celebrating their first an
n;versary.
BY order OF the President.
Sc 4-ltt J0sRPH FERGUSON, Secretary.
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{ "aMo I'm i1eY%aSDRIA % RAILROAD DEPOT,
LYNCHBURG, VA.-HO0sTON RUcKER, PRO
PRIETOR.-The propri ietor, thankful Tor the lioe-
raj pa,ronsgs bestowed upon him. and having re-
ducsd his rates to THREE DOLLARS PER DAY ,
pledges himssi If that the we'll known reputation OF
the "ORaNGE" shall not be surpassed In the
linton. Excellent meals furnished az heretofore
npon the arrival OF trains, and surtcien, time
allowed for through passengers gong north OF
.ontb nnon the ch singing OF cars. ~ l5-2m
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UNLAWFUL BEAT1SG.-Officer O'Dwyer
on Yesterday arrested Walter l.. Duke
upon the charge Of assaulting aud beating
Andrew Perdue. The accused was secured
in the First station-house.
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Boarding and Lodging.

DOARDING AND ROOMS TO LET,
Is sos FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH Families or single persons can bs
accommodated at greatly reduced prices. with
comfortable ROOMS and good BpAED II appilca-
ton IL made early. Also, ROOMS TO RENT.
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Ex-OFFIcERs, SOLDIERS, AND SAILORS
UNION OF R1CuMoND.-An adjourned meet
ing of this Union was held in the Ballard
House last night.
A resolution inviting correspondence
from all the ex-officers, soldiers, and sailors
now residing in Virginia, for the purpose of
furthering the objects of the Union, was
unanimously adopted after which, the
meeting adjourned.
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LE1GH-srREET BAPTIST CuuRcH.-We e
have been requested to state that Inc hev; '';
A. C. Barron, of Montgomery, Ala, VIII
preach at Leigh-street Baptist church this
evening at 8 o'clock.
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Court Orders.

NIRGIHIA.-at Rules held in the
Clerks office for ths Circuit Court Of the
county Of Chesterfield on the first Monday in Au-
gust, isG7:
James Talbot and Charles Talbot, merchants
and partners trading under the style and firm OF
Talbot * Brother. plaintiffs,
against
William Denmead.. Defendant,
IS ATTACHMENT.
The OBJ leCt of this suit is TO attach and ubject
the following real estate-to wit. the lands Of the
defendant 58l 49, 1000 acres, commonly known and
called " baldwin's," on James river, sixteen miles
the county or Chesterfield, or any other estate or
debts within said connty-to the payment of the
plaintiffs debt for Sl95 So. with interest from tine
18th day OF March, 1857. till paid.
And II appearing oy affidavit that the said Will
liam Denmead il a nonresident Of this state,
therefore it is ordered that he appear here within
ona month after the due public <tion OF this ORDER
and do hat IL necessary to protect his interest 10
this suit
Tes.e: NATHAN Fl. C0GBILL, Clerk
An 2l-NIw
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DISTRESS IN BRoDY AND TUNIs.-Rev.
George Jacobs and Rev. II. J. Michel
bacher, of this city, will send to their pro-
per destination contributions intended for
the benefit of the sufferers. The first case
is that of the Israelites Of Tunis. Their
resources have become exhausted, their
commerce is stagnant, the terrible cholera
has eypatrated the living, buried the dead,
leaving only the humber classes who have
not the means to depart prey to hunger
and in constant fear that the scourge may
reach their wretched novels. They have
no chance for the means Of living until the
ingathcring of the crops. Hundreds of
them are depending on the charities of
France and England, but it does not half
suffice their wants. The other case is that
Of the Jewish population ct Brody, who
have suffered from a fire which has burnt
down more than a thousand houses, many
of the inmates perishiDg therein, causing
thousands of persons with their children
to remain pcnniless, the conflagration de-
stroying their splendid synagogues, and re-
ducing to ruin those who were in the best
circumstances. Thus situated, they ap-
peal to their brethren in faith, assured
that their petition, written in tears, will be
responded to in gladness.
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OFFICE OF TIKI NATIONAL CoAL)
MINING COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA, August 20, lS67
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
"a Frs OF TIE NATIONAL coal MINING
COMPANY ia hereby called for THURSDAY. sep
temhsr IL. 1857 At IL O'Clock \. at thetotice OF
the said Company in Richmond, Va.
BY order OF the President.
au 20 I'd y. II. DO2RANCE, Secretary.
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OF LOUISIANA.
~ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

FACULTY:
A. Fl. CEEAS. VI. D., Emeritus Professor OF OBJ
stetrcs and Diseases of Women aud Children :
JAMIE JONES, NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children:
WARREN STONE, N D., Professor OF Surgery:
T.G RICHARDSON. NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy;
J. w MALLET Ph D., Professor of Che mistry
SAMUEL n. BEMISS, N. D.. Professor OF the
Theory and Practice OF Medicine;
STANFORD &. CHAlL.LE, NJ. D., Professor OF
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy;
FRANK HAWrH0RH, N. D., Professor pro tenn.
OF Ma.eria Medica and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATORS ANATOMY:
WIN. G. NICHOLS, NJ. D. e. J. BlCKHAM, NJ. D..
The thtrtieth annual course of instruction In
this Institution will begin November lith, and end
In the following March. Preliminary lectures
will be given daily In the Charity Hospital, COM
mencing October 18th. at which time also the ne "
and extensive rooms for Practical Anatomy W III be
opened. The facilities OF the school, heretofore
unsurpassed, have by the liberality Of the stare
Legislature, been greatly Increased during the
past season. go that now every Chair has attached
TO 1t practc al department, in which students ara
taught TO observe for themselves the facts set forth
In the lecture-room.
Fees for ali the Lectures. Sl4o Matricnlation
(pad but oncsl, IS; Practical Anatomy, $40. Pay
ment required in advance.
For further Information, address
PRoF. S. N. BHMIsS.
au 30-d3sw1aw2m Acting Dean.
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GOING, GoISG!! CONE! Faster than the
auctioneers hammer knocks down merchandise,
neglect disposss OF the teeth Bid, therefore, for
that prize of life. perfect set, by brushing them
regularly with SozoDoST. Sc 4-eodlw
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BANKING

AZ AND INSURANCE COMPANY
(STATg DEPOSITORY
is now doing G EEERAII BANKING BUSINESS.
Office, northeast corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets, Richmond, Va.
In the Savings Department.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
and interest paid thereon. Depositors are assured
of the security offered by this company, and are
rssn.ctfuly invited 10 dspost their funds with
In the Insurance Department. we make
INSURANCE ON LIVES
on ths most reasonable terms, and also Issue Poll
cias of Insurance against fire on all desirable
classes of risks In city or country.
We invite your patronage. .r,s p,
EDWARD sIEros, Cashier. a.,
JoHHF. G. POTTS, Secretary. " "
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HN"LISH, CLASSICAL, AND Ma
Il TEENhTIcAL ECHc0I,.-Mr. PettiSrew
hayln. d-cllued teaching shall open a mALs
~ HU.'L on toe l., Cf october in the school-ronm
attached t. sycamore cn nGich, formerly occupied
Is IN. IN snd after the 10th Of September my
;" u1i a. iAy school-room every day from TO -
O'Clock. fhs patronage Of his friends and the
pm &C is respectfully solicited.
z- eoa2Ine Wn,LIAM F. FOX, A. NJ.
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GAMELISG.-Yestcrday morning, Mr..
Stephen G. VasH, of Danviile, Va, had
Berry Amos, >tas Kelly, and John D. Smell
lings arraigned before the Mayor to an
swer tho charge of conspiring to defraud
him of a gold watch valued at 5000.
Mr.. Vass testified that the party had in
weighed him into playing a game OF cards,
and by cheating had won his watch.
The Mayor required the whole party to
give security in the sum Of $500 for their
appearance before the Hustings Court on
the second Monday in November to an
swer the charge of gambling in o place OF
public resort.
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NORTH OSD-IMPROTEMENTS IN
THAT DIRECTloN.-A recent stroll through
tho northern portion of the city revealed
tho fact that in this direction the march of
Improvement is rapidly tending. 1t was
the eminent statesman (now no more)
Thomas Hart Benton, Of Missouri, who,
upon the floor Of the Federal Senate, once
said, 8" Westward the star of empire takes
its way" His assertion has been verified
in Richmond, SO far as improvements west
wardly are concerned, but the northern
portions have not been overlooked.
Throughout north Fifth, Fourth, Third,
Second, First, 'Foushee, and Adams streets
houses have been risen as if by magic, and
where but q few brief years since the
family cow ranged at will, browning the
verdant fields, and the urchin gathered
berries and chased the timid hare, now
may be seen wide streets, graded, paved,
and curbed. Deep ravines have been filed
and leveled, gas lamps illumine the path
way of the pedestrian by night, and water
plugs send forth their refreshing streams
at all hours. At early morn the milkman'S
bell rouses the drowsy denizcns from their
matin slumbers, while at later hour the
ragman's well-known cry lectures house.
keepers on frugalty and economy. To
the great delight of all good citizens in
this thrifty section, the tax-gatherer never
fails to make his obeisancc and demand
their contributions to the city's exchequer,
while the Dispatch may be found at every
door to enlighten the people on all sub
ccts, and interest them in everything per-
tanning to their happiness and well-being.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
s1DISG.-Ned Willis, colorcd, charged
with assaulting and beating Mr.. Joe Jolly,
was first called up yesterday. The affair
having occurred in Goochland county, the
Mayor advised Mr.. Jolly to make COM
plaint to the authorities Of that county,
and dismissed the case.
+. Wasbman, white, appeared to answer
for obtaining under false pretences pic
ture of President Lincoln and Family"
the property of George Mitchell. The
case was dismissed.
Billy Reed, white, charged with assault
ing and beating EIlyson Hardeway, was
sent on to the Hastings Court.
Della HaskinS, white, up to answer for
being drunk and using obscene language
in the street, was set back.
Joseph Wallace, colored, charged with
assauting and beating Caphias Robinson,
was sent about his business.
Zack Stark, colored, was up TO answer
for assaulting and drawing q pistol upon
Mr.. Hechler. Zack was sent about his
business.
Hannah Brown, colored, charged with
stealing a brass watch chain from William
Ward, colored, was sent on.
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93icllmond Ellspatrlr,
SEPTEMBER 4, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH y is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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IOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
f.c.urer and Dealer isn Essiiss sisv Sassis. rasssiy.
ne and mannfaeturing ali styles Of stsplsH~S
and fancy Hats and Caps Wool Hats men. tnd pni
boy.'. from the loves. to the highest price : u
ahr ,s, en- rscsivsd very bssutiful lot OF Military
Cans for otH GERS and pripates
Wholesale merchants would 90 wen 20 eAu.
.a
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THANKS to Captain Clifford, ofthe steamer
John Sylvester, for Norfolk papers of yes
terdaY.
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TANOVER ACADEMY.
ISSTRCCTORS:

II. p. JON BS, 81. A, Principal;
WILLIAM NJ. FDNTAINE, ~ A.
The instructors are both graduates Of the Uni
versity OF Virginia, and have had considerable
experience as teachers.
The next session begins LIST of October and ends
Goth Of June, 1858.
TsKMs $3.50 In currency per session, exclusive
of lights, washing, and towels, (Which need not
cost over twelve or thirteen dollars per sessiOn,)
payable one half lst of October, tho other half
l4th OF February
For catalogue. &C., address II. p. JONES,
Taylorsville, Hanover county, Va.
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NfONTICELLO HOUSE,
WI No. 1896 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,

MRS. P. 3. STUBBS. PRoPRIRTRSss,
formerly Of the National House. Broad street.
This house ia situated In the most business part
OF the city, within abort distance OF the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central and
thu Danville railroads, and offers unusual indu
ments to the travelling public. TBRAs: only TWO
DoLLhRs per day. Je II
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CALLED MEETING.-A called meeting OF
the Shockoe Hill Literary Society VIII Dc
held this evening at o'clock.
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au ao-dG.wlaw2m Acting Dean.

ECL ECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
I YOUNG LADIES-MRs. LBTITlA TYLER
SEMPLE, Principal. aided by corps OF ebs in
structors. The third session will commence on
MONDAY, September II, 1867, and close on the
commences MONDAY. February q, and close
the last Friday in June 1858.
For circulars. etc, apply at the Institute, No.
log west Monument street, Baltimore, or at the
bookstores OF Messrs. Waters, Kelly Piet. and
Waite 2-2m
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AN INTERESTING FACT.-The largest,
most thrifty looking, and by far the best
appearing tree in all respects, now in the
Shockoe Hill Cemetery is what is COM
monty called weeping willow" A fact
connected with the history of this tree
possesses sufficient interest to make it
known to the public. 1t was raised from
slip or twig which was taken from the
grave of Napoleon Bonaparte at the island
of St. Helena. This slip was preserved in
bottle, and brought to Richmond on
board vessel chartered or owned by
Messrs. Ralston & Peasants, firm well
known in Richmond during the first quar-
ter of the present century, and largely en-
gagged in trade with foreign countries.
The willow we now write of stands in the
lot owned by the family of the late Gene
raj Bernard Peyton. The remains of the
General and many of his immediate con-
nections repose beneath the dropping
branches thereof, which would no doubt
arrest the attention of every visitor were
its early history more generally known.
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MISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
Ifl her SCHOOL on the lst Of October next, on
Franklin street corner Of Jefferson Tuition In
English *45 TO $50; In Latin and French, each,
$40. an 2l-tOcl