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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

"A An excellent brick Dwelling House, on Slioe kot
fttfff Hill The lot contains OF acre There ars
HfiQ five rooms in the house, and good kch hem cal
rage house aud stable, smoke house, and a vel
OF excellent water in the yard The house lot are IL
the best order. Apply TO
fec RICIUD mn L. L. m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

RoOMs FOR RENT-Two large Rooms over tho
~ store OF James =. New, opposite MessrS A. w all
rT 80 COS Cross street, leading to Mayo's Bridge
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
$50. 900, and 200 of $500.

Virginia Monongalia Lottery Class c, for IsiI-To be
drawn al AeIan1ria, Va on saturday, t,c 2Hh March
ISL Grand scheme $4,000 1000 GOO 600, 2ls7,
200 Of 500, &C. Tickets elf halves 8; quarters 90
Certificates Of Packages of25 Whole Tic O-hayes
and quarters In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

from any part United States by
mail or otherwise, enclosing prize Tic kets hank
July received and executed by mail the same
senttwhenrcqucsted,l Immediately amer the Drswnr-f
addressed to ID m HOW a. 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
FOR RENT.

(and possession given list ApnLJ
IA The House and Lot at presen occupied 10y Mrs
fstfn NJ AIDE, and opposite the residence OF sterling l.
Helm Crump Esq IL contains comfortable rooms
-and4 Easement rooms, smoke house. &c.
For terms apply 10 RICH HILL. Jr. Il CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
ESD ENT's HOTEL,

ELoUH.-z5J barrels Family Flour Clarke q Co
fe2i-l3t Forms A. wOnnsoH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
FOR RENT OR SALE

E two three soried Brick Houses lIh street lead.
ing TO hayos Bridge for Sale rent Persons dis.
particulars by applying $50
fe 25-d5t JAMES N. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
DACON AND WuIsKEy.

EoR SALE PRIVATELY, likely Negro Woman sn5
II three Boys, her children. wv
NH RH DICKINSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

no Drawings sent immsd stately amer they are over
all VINO order a. above. mn 3-2awdSe
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

The transactions in Foreign Exchange to-day for the
Cun.rd steamer very extensive but the ra'e'
we're without, change Sterling VI 10; Francs ''es
$50 Some sale. OF Sterling were reported at y.
On Philadelphia To-Day the rate Is rather worse we
quote ,: /. Baltimore a q.
We have been unable to the amount of specie 60
IN. 10 the steamer but undoubtedly large. One OF
our Offices risks pcce by her The Oxford
for Liverpool ha, tl0o0 engaged. The amouat CT -Ps
cic ,hi-ped the 18th upwards Of S'io'o be-
sides considerable amounts which have not been reported
From. the III to the eth the amount wa s2o9o,o oil
which ,l35 600 silver
The note, of the Bank OF Bu;illo bought by the
Broker. ate to per cent; discount The Bank Of Clean
a, 10 90 Bank OF Bennington 30 per cent Some Of the
Broker, refuse to buy the Commercial Bank OF Buffalo at
better than per cent, The Albany Evening Journal says
tina, the notes Of this Bank received at all the Albany
Ranks United States Bank note. are selling At 10 %
per cent discount. A | rye parcel could probably be
sold at - IS.
Al auction today there a sale of $1,000 of North
American. Trust and Ba-kiug Company bonds at cents
Oh the dollnr Fic payable IN ISIS for 500 each
of the Long Island Ralrond Co. sold at 30 % cents
Tie Receiver tshe Commercial Bank Is busily engaged
in issuing certificates Of Indebtedness without however
guarauteeln. the Indebtedness but certifying that such
amounts appear the books Of the Bsak due from the
Bank These certificate, selling IN Wall street al
about - cents the dollar.
The Pnilalephia Sentinel that the interest on
the Sn,e Debt due in February aex will be Punctually
paid says. We have good grounds for say ing that
large portion Of the required for this purpose il
already IN the Treasury aud that the hole will be there
IN due time The apart for the purpose will
be- .crupuIously applied to It."
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
pnIlcr orrlCr

Tnerr Of C.SrE"rsRs rooLs.-A colored mau named
William Penny arrested on Saturday mofnii by OFF,
Lynn and Parser for stealth. qunntity OF carpc-
err, tool. worth g from LOUIS sely,n sIso coored man
# No l. Marion street The tool. found pos
Of the pri-oser and he committed 10
THEFT eF ~ Axg.-S2rah Graves was arrested and
committed for the grave offence of stealing worth
81, rem John Cassidy, No. II Elm-sirect.
STEALING Barrel OF ClDER.-John Mcdonald Va.
found al o'clock or Saturday morning by waichmAa
Van Wrinkle. rolling along barrel Of cider which he had
.tolea for his special and beneht, 1Gd being
edged IN the watchhoue a;teru ards sent 10 prison
PROPERTY REcovEREp-Oficer Lowe on Saturday ar
rssted having frock table cloth, table
cover and four pair stockings his possession cup
posed - be stolen from some uuAnoxn persor Tn. pu
.4tve thief sent 10 prsan-Ihe property retained
fcr the at the Police Office.
GoISG rHs EsrIRE SwINE.-A nian named William
Reed ds.osesed Saturday, by Thomas boran. OF
30 10 Caroline street drring GG hog worth $40 that
had stolen from III. premise. ~ poran aho
ucei Reed the Police Office, whence ne sent to
,r!sou.
STEALING CcAr.-Mishael Higgins arrested Gu
saturday no committed pri,ou for stealing beaver
10th coat worth ga from the .Lip Garrck, the proper
y Of Michael Disney.
STEALING kIBgoNs-Miohael Fiuu.y was arrested and
Committed for stealing box OF ribbons from the
1879 Pearl street.
STEALING MoSEY-Johu Sloan was arrested and com
ni;ted FOR stealing ST. from Patrick sbakey and John
DAILY was locked up charge made by Officer Foster,
If having stolen $40 from 'ome person not named
ArrEMPr TO SHoor.-James Canine lodged in the
satcs house, and committed charge Of attempting
boot John Mathews.
PAssiSc a CouNrEkFEir Bili.-A named George
'omfs, vs. arrested on Saturday night By Mr.. T. c
Doyle doekassier =. the Attn ward for sas.ng 10 per
IN Queens CO. $40 counterfeit bill of the Union
aak of ih city several Of which ne had passed th.
'ouniy Wien arrested he had SO IN good moaey on
person, snd his ws that Fl Dorado, Texas-
IL Journey however was suspended, by odgmen, IN
city prison for the night, and yesterday seeus
ticsr with warrant arrived here claim vho
'e Va delivered 10 be skes back tia, county for ina
Rtcoyg,Y OF VAuLT GEArEs.-0a Saturday night, =
nan vas arrested With vault crate. NJ pos.e-oar
'oien from the ysults OF houses store,
ea'iSg the holes open for travellers fsl Tss
sH was locked up wanted Tor the erles
= the Police Ohce.
CORRECTING THE EsEoRs or OrHgss-Soze paper,
lA'sg asserted ihat Hszry Bou'on ieed for assault
All battery on Henry $ Pearson dosr-ke.per Of the
ho"e5y heatTe and Jacob Somerindyke for riOtou and
sordeT' corduct IN the Theatre aud for assault and
cry on Officer Fishy hsd heeu permitted to &c .pe
hail the magistrates request ~
ach Hnder $500 good and .ui ent bail aad that The
ase Of Bouon Is Sc, down FOR trIa the preseui week
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
October 20, leil.

GcP The above Card published IN the last Even
ing Post by ten OF the Tnmmany candidates ior
Assembly struck the whole City with a'ra2cmen'
|, is . compound of cowardice, insult and treach'
sry cowardicc, in skulking the simple and onl!
question ON which their opinions were asked m
,u,. in mpu,ng TO the advocates OF change III
the Public School sysrcm motives and objects
winch lh,y most slrcnu ,usi, discaim and cold
bloo.icd ueachery. in smiling 10 ,Ee earth those
who have bccn them ardent and uniform support
ers. who had Jus, nominated ana intended TO elecl
tlern again to the Legislature, and whose views
and wishes on the School Question most of them
had publicly on privately, protested to approve
Six Of these ten candidates were last winter
Member, OF Assembly, and were necessarily ia
,niinr with the School Question in all It's features
They know wha, Mr. Spencer bill proposed, and
mos, if not all of them protested TO regard 1t with
favor. We have been assured that the majority OF
the Delegation were ready to accept and put forth
the bill as their own. And now the candidates are
asked. VIII you sustain the School SYSTEM as II
"is. or will YOU support such an alteration as MIR
:. Svencer's bill cen,empla,es " The Wing can
diaates say frankly. We are for the system as
is" The Tammany candidates, " 10 prevent ms
apprehension of their views on the Public Schoo
Question" deciare-Wha,! Can any man tell
They mean 10 load the friends of the present sys-
fem to believe thu, they in fay Of this system,
by insulting and misrcpresentng the views OF its
opponents. They &" discountenance the scheme OF
Gov. Seward and ills Objects They :" are Ut
tcrly opposed to any appropriation of the Scho7
. Fund far sectariax purposes, directly or md
g reetiy Well, sirs, do YOU mean to say that the
object Of the Catholics is perverson of the School
Fund to the support OF ,hSir Church If you mean
this why not say it IL you do rot meas it, why
insinuate it p! What can be the effect OF such i'm.
puta,ions but stir up the bitter waters OF rei-
sious strifo-to neighbor agains, neighbor, and
shake the foundations OF society
Blu, i; is no; enough for ,hsse candidates 10 pro
pound opaouely their own views, TO insinua,e evil
against the Catholics, and 10 = disclam all secta-
rian nominations; :" they must hurl their shafts
NJ the present Governor of this State, from
whoa,. and his chief councillors, they believe al
the present difficulties have their origin An
Messieurs YOU will Yet live 10 rue that 20" had
not me, this question as frankly as the Governor
has uniformly dOne--wi,h simple and honest
Yes or Nay Wha, mas he done TO call forth y0nr
u,1ledictien. Very soon after his elevation to
ofice the alleged grievances Of the Catholics were
laid before him, and he. after due examination, de-
cided that they were no, wi,hou, foundation, and
might be removed without injury TO the Common
School Svs.em of the City. lou now say he was
wrong in this Why did you not say i; before =
WHY did YOU nos state frankly in the Legislature
nat winter that the Catholic grievances were ina
s,pary, and tn, no change could properly be
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

mp Atss.nia Bradford, % day. from Rouerdsn.
'',,19,' ., =, Ne'niia Leed-. p,,.enger,
h'fA " .riH B.r,ie.t q gsy- ffoa Gia.Ros VIII %
ron 20 n Ha,.liad
lt n-'t Brace c'o-foa, Blue Nj si,b sr4nhe.
"a. 80 " f'''ee'' Royal l!lsoa. day, ron Berusf'
Ni.a Ai.s', q s 10 IL 4. Davenport
1Snr VI 80 lore Jansen ~ day nom Bremen a.lA fos
- Z. = Pope. llG pas en-er.
SRow
to + SnoR
H,hf Lebanon, Dave. Portland To- i.lsreue. s Tris'ee
s'hf ,'irsacf Wieoou. from Dehnis vita a'h.
s'bf Eleanor Mary, from Dauni., with 6'h.
-chr Trader. FROM D-nui, vith hsh.
Sehr Conaututou. Al-n. from plymouth Nith hsh
scar Fleet spark. FROM Pfnslnoot1pn, sits e.h
sthf J1hs Gnfha.n. from Boston sith "a a.,
Tchr Niciona Hailett froa Boa-oa, ~iih mdse 10 :
LEAFS
.shr comfl-see Spauo~ from Boston. si'h ad'e
IS I.ses
scar Convoy Croseli, from BOSTON. eits ash.
sshf sftha 4 ssssu DAVIS. from Gloucester sia s''
sshr Legislator Pool. frem Gouee.ter siih hIh.
schr Augusta. frnm Ssybfuok sih produce
Seh Cherokee. fr-b,. from No. port 9Th md-s
schr EIlza Wihsn.. Bowlcs from Nss ioHdes .
s-hr Valiant lioaey scIi. from BALTIMORE to } 8 y
BHsgs
sloop Piaios sno- from FAlneuts 9Th grasis-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
By tAis Mornings Southern hail.

HEArrH or NEw ORLsANs.-For the twenty
four hours ending al u o'clock or the DIST u!'-,
the return. of iaternents reported TO the Board Of
Health numbered 49, Of which . were yellow fe-
ser cases. Admissions INTO the Charity Hospital
Is. of which were Of yellow teyer. There wsrs
discharged cured II. ) OF yellow fever patiaSi-,
died g. ) of which were OF the came disease. IN
short editorial MS readers The senior editor OF
the Picavsne SAYS Besides having the nearest
ties of afsaitv severed. the epidemic has invaded
the editorial saactuz and one VINO * esteem
u as friend and loved =, brother i now on the
border. of eternity. We mad tull maj! from the
North Yesterday. but without heart 10 90 through
it
HrALrH or vicx.eUR5.-Ihe Sentinel OF the
1ath SAYS. New cases OF the fever occur daily,
though /, j. not a. malignant a. formerly aad con-
.eqqently there are fewer deaths. Our absent
citizens must not be in harry inreturnins. There
sill be no safety until after q good hard frost.
Mr. Wardls Editor Of the VicA-burg Wing, i
down. and COL Alfred Cox lie. AT the point Of
death.
CHS BrRxeD.-The sin-hou>e OF Col. Thomas
J. Green. in Warren Co, Mis- DESTROYED by
ire few nights since. The .o,> in cottoa Is sup
posed 10 be about so bales, besides the loss of the
mouse and gin stands. It was doubtless the work
Of an nceudiary. Y o. Bee "a VII.
SrlclDE.-R Remember Cole. waichman OF the
railroad depot. near the Pavilion found II the
depot Yesterday morning suspended by ms neck
with hi, throat cut. he had apparently jumped
ID. .,nl,. 90 ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
BANK OLE RTEEALO

g5-sAVE YOUR MONEY Bills on the Bank OF
Buttao which sell a;;he Brokers per discount
VIII be taken at PAR Tor subscriptions to thu Nr~
WORLD, decidedly the hes, newspaper America
Terms 50 per year in aly ance. The first volume Of:
Charles OEIalley will be given gratis to all sub
scrbers from the commencement, oil the present volume
Call soon NevI-u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

Di.,,;c, FOR SENATOR'S:
L{DANLEL noHD, Jr; Of Ne~ W
II rseNRY A. LIVINGSTON, Duchess
III, ksLIHAN MILLER, of Columbia.
Nv DAVID RUSSELL, Of Washington.
v ROSWELL II. LEE, Of Jefferson.
VI. ALLEN AYRAULT, Of Livingston.
CEuENRY WEELEs, Of Yates,
BARAR NILES, of Cortland.
VIII GIDEON HARD, Of Orleans
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
Ext.act of letter from an officer in the Army, dated
Enlr = Ilprtrt "a III \ Octnher :

We arrived here on the OH of September, at
this isolated and dispute. territory. 1t ia a per
Zee, Wilderness bu, the situation and prospect
d eli hiul and were it not for the climate and lat
iud- it would be desirable residence. Our
winter commenced on the Both September with &
evere snow storm. We we're in tents, but soon
hanged our quarters to the block-hcuse with the
men, and have been constantly engaged, since our
arrival in The woods. cutting logs for our cabins.
We shall have hard time until December.
Army and Navy Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

SHIPS nSforj, RatAboue, liverpool G. II Nsr.hsl
rh"adeirha' Hoyey. London Jno. Gri.wold oneid',
fuhob' HAVE, Boyd & iimckeu; HI Whitney, Hirdief
savannah J. A'kin- Co Sheffield. Porter New Oriesri
barSio- & Pope. Martha Washington, Tyler Ap,Isesi-
cola Hoaghon & Shliier; North America Hall Noble,
JOgden. sbak -peafe Miner S,a OrglD, r.. X CoiliHS
20. " Al en-. Wilsou. Charlie ton Geo. Sutton.
Bark, Florence Decker, Ne~ Oresss .r.t,~ & Pop
Augusta, lNors-j Luder, Amsterdam, u II Schmidt, 20.
s. Co
Beis- En- IN. F-Bnaid Port-m uta " II : n Size,
Cor.sir. Or Dornan, Sidney Scu.e whitney 4 o.
Peter Demili, teVi-, Daiier ,co r. NJ Dem.lI Dsbos.
Handy. Georgeto 4a 6 Ellsworth, Cr..piu go.;os 4
AW BENSON We;umPka, Fowler. Mobile. sssa
q Cleafu1n.
eehooner. Monitor Dsv-. Warehsm. Mass. Ar,belh
,'fe"n' N7rioiA, SFsllo-. Fdredge. Mobile Ogiss
Dodge, Leris, A.cesudrl, u c.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

FloRlp>-The L. s. steamer Gen. Taylor
rived at Savannah on thu 2jth from Florida.
passenger state. that Tigeriail and mos, of hi,
band about 100 Indians. have been induced by
Alligator to come into Tampa-where they are
,af,. under the cure of Col. Worth 1t will be
recoected that Alligator is one OF the indians re-
Gently arrived in the Territory from Arkansas, FOR
the purpose of inducing his brethren 10 cmigr4te
10 that country
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

GREAT FIFE N BARRE Thirteen hunirsd
gallons Of ,piriiuous liquors were burnt on the
green in Barre, Mass. on Monday evening last
The liquors con-ii,ued the stock OF several retail
RS who promised TO give up the business OF sell
ns on condition that the temperance people would
ouy what they had on hand
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

nishing Deaiers.-The Committee IN behalf OF the
Clerk, in your employ deem advisable that
III ofthe Dry Good and other Dealers
nung to close At The usual hour. oslock during the
winter the arrangement agreed upon III August last,
20 into effect 1T November he changed conform
As heretofore to the O'Clock .y.tem The Committee
tru' tina, the Arrangement; which has linus f,r proved
beneficial to ALL "a" continue be by liberal
and discerning pubic.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
FOR MENBERS OF ASSEMBLY:

JOSEPH TUCKER, JAMES w GERARD,
IorIW e HAMILTON, JOHN COGER, Jr.
vrrIrnpO = CARMAN NATHL G. BRADFORD.
INNS w STEVENS. CHAS M GRAHAM, Jr.
(yRIJs CHENERY. HORACE ST. JOHN.
RICHARD Z. MOUNT, WILLIAM JONES,
ELBRIDGE G. BALDWIN.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

IT For an original Poem By Mrs sigourney and
striking extracts from new Grafton by Ralph Waldo
Emerson Last Page
u For notices OF several ~ Books. new Poem
by Bryen,, and variety OF News articles, see FIRST
PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
second Board.
Commercial aud Honey Matters.


There vas large sountof business done at the stock
Exchange today but generally al lower 's'e,- mere
r.rs no sale. OF aitad Bnuk shares :; was the
hos. offer or HARLEM nearly 5000 shares sold clos
ing at l6. decline Of per cent. Farmers Trust -
NoLaak !. Uniou Bank l. Sto1iuetou improved T. n
Trust sold st3
la State Stock, the transaction, large At decline
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
New Work by II. IL. Dana, Jr.
The Scumuu'. Friend Containing

PAstL A plain Troati.c on Practical sesmau'hp, wh
engraved illustrations aud q full Dictionary Of
Sos Terias.
PARrlI Custo.as and Usares Of the Merchant Service
relating to the office of the Muster, chief an.
second and thirl Mates, Carpenter. Cook abb,
and ordinary Se,mem, e.. SC.
PAEr ILL., Laws relating the practical duties Of Master
aud Mariner By the author OF Two Yean
Before the Mast" Vol. l2ne
THE YOUNG CHOIR School Sinr ing book oil
rnal and selected by VIM b Bradbury aud c. W San.
ders Jus, published and for sale by
DAYTON i sAXTON,
o5 l2i Fulton st. cor of Nassau
~ Continuation of Ghnnccry snie.-Tbs
residue aud remainder OF Valuable Real Estate IN the
Twelfth Ward cf the City of Work, keosn as tue
RED HOrSE PROPERTY wall bo sold under the ii.
r.con Of John A. Sidell Of the Masters of the CoW
of Chancery. by James Nr 4 Co. AucuOucers, at The
Merchant Exchange IN the City Of New York. Tues.
day November , at 10 O'Clock At uoon,
> Lot. ON 81 Avenue between 1854 and l0ith -u
- Comprising the entire block bounded by let Ava.
nue. and Avenue g. and l0ith and l0ath SIS,
IL On Avenue \, fronting Harlem River
- OH l0ith aud l05ih ,t.. and Ayeune A.
l. on 9TH aud Tooth ii. aud Avenue 4.
. on l06ta i Avenue A.
y on 10Th ST. between Isl Avenue aud Avenue A.
The Lots fronting Harlem River are well worthy III.
attention of shP-builders.
T.e pro, ery sod free aud clear Of all neumbrauce,
take, assessments whatever
Terms 10 per cent the day of sale 40 per
the j:h dry Of November next, when the deeds will b;
delivered aud the balance of 30 per cent Year.,
bond aus mortgage Al & per cent
LilhognPh'c Mlps Of The property be had at ih'
Master. Office, - John Il.
New-iorlS, Oct-ber % ISL. e. nl2.
u Mott Stoves, OF Fu. naces, have been award
ed ah,n the last 80 DAYS the following pr NUNS,
b. the Amefica Institute three diplomi- first pre-
mi0ms, eil,er medals sayiag been before awardoJ)
BY the Mechanics Far Boston silver medal sni
two diploma,
BY III, Mechanic, Fnr Rochcter one silver medal
By !h2 Nea-iork >t,ts Agricultural Society at Their
Fair at Syricusc, SILVER cup.
By iae Enc Cspn.y Agricultural Society a premium
value three dollars.
BY tbs ;tonroc County Agricultural society. a preSi
I'M, value th'ao dollar j. l.. MOTT
nj II 20 I'll Wcior st and Is osey
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
TIL z I,RI / NE.
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER !.

II The press Of AID the necessary space
which &C are cor2p give political matter for
fen days daring tAs election week may perhaps deprive
the general rea5er usual variety which fou@d ~
our columns. We will 90 hat We can, however TO keep
up 10th the News and Literary departments, and VIII
make up all deficiencies after few days.
II We have received communications touching
the School Questior-one arguing ha, The present 'S'
EN- is monopoly unjust certain portions Of inc
mupity. &c. &c. On The other hand, We have 'nfe VI
four calling upon all Protestant. rally 10 support % ''
p,,,;o $50 ,it. We decline or defer
them all for the present. for what appear TO US go'' fea
ems TIE nosi,iou taken by Tammany Assembly sah
ida,, re,ie,. some of them wholly napPlicabe to the
s,,,e Of things, Our friends who wish TO be heard
o., mi, ,ubiect will please wait a few days
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
SOLOMON TOWNSEND.

SOLOMON TOWNSEND,
rAEL CIRCUIT.
WILLIAM McMURRAN.
CONR AD SlVACkliAMER,
DAVID ID. FIELD.
AUGUSTE DANEZiC,
GEORGE WEIR
DAVID K. FLOYD JONES,
COWARD SANFORD.
GEORGE; q. GLASiER.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
JE R.u.n. see:etary.
u Lccrure.on Popular Anatomy, ply

- Lectures on Pepuiar Anatomy, Ply
siStoSy, AND iIfGEIA.-Dr. ktLBOUkNE will g.ye
course Of lectures Popular Anatomy Physiology
and Hygeia the Lecture Room the Pre.by erisn
shnrch lKev Hr B.rc1md') corner Of Houston snd
Thompson st5set-. The courte TO comprise twelve lee
ture-, two IN each week, Wednesday nnd Saturday
evenings The Introductory .ec which wall free
Nil be gwen on "wednesday evening, November Loom
H4eHclHs al quarter before e2Lt O'Clock. These Lcc-
ters- sl be- illustrated by Of the Human Skeetor
nd plates or drawing Of the par the human
bod and designed for the public generally and m
be particularly beneficial those have the care and
MANAGEMENT Of infancy aud childhood. knowledge vi
'ne structure OF our o~n bodies. and the hH vhgh gs
'orh them IN nealIn ana disea'e the interesting
aud ueiri depafaeHt OF human ia order tha
all may participate 10 the benefits 10. derived from thu
AnoNisdEe TIE tickets ore put the extremely pncs
Of one dollar Tor the entire Cour.s Ticket, NAV be oh
tanned Of DR. kbourne - Wake street or At tho doo-
on the evening OF the Lecture single admission tven,
i've p el 81
II t.rpetinga, Floor Cloths, &c.-25.eG'
yards 81 tsrpeing from auction choice pattern. aud col
of al wool from % 10 shliugs per yard call
eiiec irem those wishing to purchase Carp"nE Of any
description large stock Of Oh Cloths Rug. Table
Cover. Mats, Il. Which they ~il sell much lover than
HEWITT q BAILEY.
oe In lo5 Bo"ery hr.I Carpet store below Grand
= White Teeth omgound AroDa,ie Too,s
PaSt, tfe most popsar ,EJ economical dentfri.e n ,.e
Il perfectly CLEANS sEd beaIuhe teeth and imp,rt.
dee'te 'nd higay sseeahie perfume 20 the breath =
ecgis per az To Oh ASA TIE gonsne AWAY. see that M,
aarue j. engraved 90 hand-ome lsBs on each i,r
HORACE EVERETT DfuEgi.t, % Crsensie1 Il
door abos, Frankita ,tre-t
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