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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-15

1No THE SCHOOL. COMMISSIONERS OF vIRGlNtA.-A
edition Of the Abstract Of Laws relating liz the Pr-
mary School System of Virginia. and the forms prescribed m
thereof has been issued and copies will be delivered
the orders of the Board Of School Commissioners. by suc
pOrtunes they rsgnatr until hr Spring.
carriers Of the laws.
Second Auditors Office, l2h November 1912,
4, J. BROWN, ia, Second Auditor.
Nov, IJ a5-lt
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al6,.l0 ~ 0ia $3.50

SewaTd's MAJ. 3,NH. h0urks HihJ. =
(from the .Htany .9rc-lS, Nor. H.

(from the .h6any .7re'ss, Nor. ~
TuE TRIUMPH coMPLETE.-New York has proudly
responded to the ,riumphs of the Democracy in her
.,ste, States of the Union. She indeed exceeds them
all in the magnitude Of her maior'ties, and the utter
and amnhilating overthrow Of Federalism, in all s
shapes under all lis devices and grotesque 'eoonery,
an lis appeals to sectional cupidy local feeling,
ard all lis perversions and misrepresentation Of the
questions at issue before the people.
The result is not less moral triumph, than great
political victory which, with irmness and integrity on
the part of the ascendant Democracy determines the
political complexion and policy of the State for many
years TO come.
THE ELECTION Col. BoucK RY 10000 MAJORITY
A DEMOCRATIC SENATE AND HOUSE, ZACH nv NEAR.
~ FOUR oYE-AAD "a, PERHAPS 20, OF THE "a MEM.
pERs OF CoSGREss:
These are the results in which New York speaks TO
her Of the Union These the results she sends
greeting TO the Democracy of Massachusetts,
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~ CHARLES DIcgEx american Notes for General Circula
BlancIards Edition, with Portrait, book form
price cents has received by Smith, Dnker Morris
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Nov, Is

IpY vne OF Deed OF Trust hearing date The Sd day Of July
- 6s aud Of Record i'll the Clerks Office OF the County Court
Of enrco the 9Th day Of August, 1925 executed to BY An
Thorp his wife, purposes tnerein
ritioned shall sell. the premises, 10 The highest BIDDER
cash, the Goth day q November, the present month, n fa
il NIT the next day. the Tract of Land containing 49,
which and occupied by said Tho p his re
dence, situated in the upper end of Heniico and adjoining s
lands of Ben nuyal and Close axwe. Also, the right, tide
said Thop and wife In the land tLon 30
acres in the county of ienrico held ly his mother Mary
Thorn, the Estate of William Thorp dereaed
Aso snniy articles of household and kitchen Furniture which
il more particularly enumerated In the deed.
CHARLES CO1rRELI., Trustee.
NV
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MarriaopS.
Deaths.

Married, Tuesday 9Th instant, at Esmon by the Rev. F..
B"ydrn, Wa GohDos, Esq., Of Richmond, Miss I'll
l., daughter of Dr. Charles Cooke Of Albemare.
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Deaths.
Died the residence Of his father In Perry county Alabama,
2ls Of September 1872 THOMAS RrrcHr only L.
c. aud Elizabeth Drake, aged about years.
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The Legislature convened on the 9Th inStant.-Ro-
bert Nj. Echolls, (Dem0 was elected Speaker of the
Senate OF so, against A. j. Miller, 37-and, IN the
House of Represen tatves, w. B. Wofford, (Dem.,)
was elected Speaker, the 4th ballot, by vote OF
lO2, against Mr. Gray, (Dem.) 54-Scattering, 8
The wing candidate for Clerk, was withdraw after
the first ballot Governor Mcdonald has sent in long
and able message, for which have room for any
extracts to-day He speaks, in strong LANGUAGE, the
sentiments of her people, OF Protective Tariff, Ma
tional Bank and the district provision of the Appor-
t;nnme law
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.eTbe maternity of an article in the October London Quarterly,
In relation 10 the press has been attributed 10 Nv lie
IT, ", ,xoy bn rpd,r,,s that article in his Notes. II is now
We been written Dr. Iardnewho lecturing IN one
of our Eastern iies''-HIes' Rsgete-.
understand, denies being The author OF The R'r'en
Enquirer.
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Mag MlNBERs OF CoSGREss, ELECT.

x,scsrs districts are in doubt
NAe MlNBERs OF CONGRESS, ELECT.
~ Democrats.
Ds'. ,hR Strong lS Preston King.
&, Henry G. Murphy. ~. y. hnnSeflola,
III leonard. 81 Jeremiah Z. Cary.
:. ,nh n Anderson ~ Smith NJ. Purdy.
:. r:.h,rd d DAVIS % Orville Robinson.
: - q Clinton. ID Horace Wheaton.
,;,h Russell % Geo Rathbun.
IT, 80" p,,t, 90 Amasa Dana.
- - l. Seymour % Byram Green.
- a,,.l S,etson. 20 w s. Hnbball.
l6 Chesselden Ellis. ID D ~ pei
- 0"'' Uziss.
ph,;us pbnnix. IA Chas Rogers
g. Item Fish. ~ Charles Il Carroll
% n.n,sl u Barnard 32 VIM. A. Mosely.
10 samson (Dem) is believed to be elected to
,,arsss IN the Monroe District, by about 80 majority
m Y. Sun.
frou, N, ,,ec York P,ebeian Saturday .Murning)
SIC Transit Gloria Cooa'
.Tbs work is done. So Disguised had the people OF
M State become with the political gambling OF the late
Wb,, State Legislature, and with the folly and WICK
mess of The Wing Congress, that they have demo-
l~hed the one and MORALLY wounded the other. Inc
Wbrs themselves could offer apology for their lead
s and in districts, where, heretofore, the Wing ma
,o,,y has been overwhelming, they have renamed al
inns and left the Wing candidates to their deserved
r, The result of the election shows that there are
hounds to political inquty which the representa-
,ys of the people may not pass with lnpunity; and
ives warning to all reckless partlzan leaders, who
,u,ne their constituents will follow and support The m
N ,her regulating and revolutionary measures Inc
rmn,re State has trumped up famous maJor'iy-Le'
IL. cid Ray State follow suit.
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LANES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE-The Lands James
River distance above Richmond well known the
property late John AVickEam, which recently oed
public by Subscribers, having heen sold, s
Persons wishing purchase learn the terms of sale
By application either u the subscribers
Il. W. LEIGH, NJ Richmond,
WIN. F. WLEkiiAM,
Near Tayiorsville, Hanover county.
Nnri
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It is not in our power, under The resolution we have
taken in our paper of Tuesday the lst inst, to
the volume OF Mesmerism-O Otherwise, It would give
US great pleasure publish the very interesting expert
of our respected Correspondent in Essex county
He retails very singular recent phenomena-espe
cslv those Of the Phreno hesmcric character in the
case Of the femnle who when the organ Of Penetration
was touched not only repeated the Lords Prayer in
the most emphatic manner, but put up an exempore
PRAYER which is said 10 have surpassed in eloquence
and beauty the prayers of Broaddus and Mcdn're'
and Alexander Campbell, and others.
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NOTtCE-Al persons having claims against the Estate OF
~ Thomas Munor will please present them the subscriber,
properly authenticated before the a5t December 1872 that
my be- made for payment, propose 10 give up
about that time, and this notice will be plead bar o
any applications after that time.
r. c. vENABLE, Administrator.
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MELIA ACADEMY.-The present Session will end July lst
IA le43 few yacaIsies may be filled, the $7 per
month from the time Of entrance, payable in adyanse
As the discipline Of the School and progress Of the pupils
my ncghho the Hon. VIA s. Archer who is intimately
acquainted with both. Direct (post paid Elk Hill o. Amelia.
WIN. II. HARRISON
Nov. Is s5-wsw
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n We have given on the ist psge Of this day'e pa
per an able article from the Georgia Argus, which is
intended as a reply to Mr. Berren's Address. Whilst
refu,es his Sophams it contains matters of Pi'h and
moment which may apply to politicians at our own
door such as the views in relation to the Right o!
instruction, the Tariff, &c, &c. We recommend II
10 our readers " p. Mr.. Berrien is said TO have
been the author Of the strong anti Tariff Report Of the
PHILADELPHIA Convention Of 1891
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Mr. Dickens las hLtiernI picture 9" uie Iouhs
.ave-ownes character We nothing Of their
ace claim nut OF the higher NOSE
the Love of Liberty tsefand the reasons gwen or ~ a
rery in The Colonies rad Bancroft History oi the c
led States LIST VOL, 5th chapter.
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It n &C saI-, oo9 bosi-is White Nortaern q, Sc,
measure s7osl LOT OF Jersey Yellow 400 bushels soid
atGIc, and 900 do Waite brought 6-!c TIE supplies OF
RE are larger and notice sales OF bushels
delivered, lr dIing, and tco TO in tla- SIP 81 4
5sc. o4t, rather brisk AID tts quantity arre
Caga 80 81; rev -; iI.er g 81; . % TIE
Canal oa ccma u are a>tiy very good, aad worth
Bezriy as mnct Is Cd
wi!!sFIY-The nJz-fst j. racr dali W. notice saies
Of l55 .l.=e5oI 7?ese-a at .! g. ai.l 75tlo =, &c
sYisioSS-ih~fe : NOT mach doing to-day, bat The
reasaet r. P5ik lra. ~ > a1sl 81 81
I-,-d ea too armg :or slippers e, Joy We notice sais
Of 500 keys Ono or consumption For Ref1.e Provi-
SONS erc j. good demand ad many Of ;i.c be, parcels
base heen a&er. Cheese i rather dull. y considerable
arceloi P-0us5 iyin. Better barrels, received
day
wHlLEBoNE.-A i.-rca. in he marker, We beiisye the
oay one, Is held Sic.
NAVAL sToRgs.-Rece;ve-s are asking higher rats
s1y 2l a2 for N1r. County Tngp=ntine, and as rs Tor
Wilmington ,bCt herr saes. 1ios: of me arrivals
are benz stored
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nIrD.

IL his city, Sept fG ~ SyfcIock il tho morning, amer
painful irfss terminated Or Inflammation OF hc brain,
Eliza eldest daughter of D.. John Barrier ADD Sarah Bar
In tbs ct5. sep, II, F. Ward gecs aged wears.
!.l0ntL aud Is days youngest OF Peter s and Eliza
Atwhite rlans, sept &c. at Tic residence Of William Fow
ler ESQ., Harriet eldest daughter Of Cornelius l. purdy
OF this CITY
Of his are FIRST eiccr OF The packet ship alah, troE New
Orleans eldest OF Wian! II. WHtl1ck, Of thi' city.
In this city, Sept IS, Thomas SMITH, IN the nth year Of
In this CITY, sent 10 i; his fathers residence 100 Broad
way, FRANCES 3. GGcrin, aged 90 years
4, wood6ridgr ~ J., Sept. IS, Mrs Elizabeth wife OF
Jr George y. Brewster, in TIE is; year her age.
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q NAfiIl.N RANE 10 come an on v "a.



True water Of Eoauty for exte mi1aing Tan, 4 dness
salowes;, Pimple FrecSles Motp.,w, Burns, 3Iochss
and all erupOnsor feaIIsn- drltea'e whle
LpckS hands and arms and elicing healthy juvenile
bloom stands It, seG,hg and healns proper
, in all roughnrss and ha shne,s Of The subsequently,
in wing the irably after shaving beyond c0mDa
Among the ot trashy preparations aud vie com
pounds forced notice by parasitica pop-gun puhs
iourauds Skin LDt on has rnobru,yeiy ctep It's way
owy but surely and steadily INTO public favor
hr United States This article not recommended Tor iiS
cheapne>s its price being 81 per bottle though M ibis
cost j, infinitely cheaper than he vile stun spread uay
before the public even If the cost were one shilling or one
cent? Suc cheap remedeso Mineral AsirDgtnts being
ouy inadequate 10 the objects Commonplace oGt Dy
their yepellaat action positively injurious IT, health. poo
RAups ArER or recommends ts' f3y us combined
efficacy barnle>sues OF ac!on and refreshing rarAnte-
a French lady writing TO the proprietor, says
Mons Gourard-Fi, but act OF justice that should
spontaneously give you ny unqualified testimonial OF The
united efficacy innocence and fragrance OF your prepa-
,atiop for purifying and cleansing the shin BY rs Use
every pinpe and frecAle have vanished fom my iace
Won Should Mon iu it is 80 sovereign and charming a
remedy for scattering all bIenshes from faces. ca It
les aeliees des En- mot. je suis eacsts de !e
eosesg.. S Dc tsas ns" ca
GfcenH ch street
al have your Eau lie seaute in use-it is admirable
a'''e'e aA' s. F. PHILLIPS, Philadelphia
II had several calls for your wash for eckes,
lady living her. bought bsu o. 700 ans s2d had
the desired eject" ALEA Su EHhiE,
No. Stanwix Hall, Albany.
cbsernIy bear testimony The efficacy and perfect
innocence your Eaa dc Beaute; it Is decidedly yaua-
biz cosmetic ! cannot consent tina, Jon publish my
same-n
Dear Sir-Havng had very fasosabeoppol;uriiy yes
,-ray evening for e.paasing the merits OF yoGr Eau
de Beaute aud showing the effects produced my hands
young lady requested tat wo1ld procure Der sotie
Off Please send one per b 9oss !, ea,.v,vr
So strong is the propr.tos convict oil the entire EN-
cacy of the above Invaluable preparation in Ieaziag all
that ofesses TO accomplish, that any dat.ns" purchaser
To be- had OILY al Dr.. CPS Exclusive Office, 81 "aiker
rse door from Broadway 81 per bottle ac Of 'ne
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ARRIVED.

sriy K,niberl Arnanie, DIS 'sn NewoeFn, Z, WIN
couon and naval stores, 10 Mitchell Il Co
Brig w Carson, TOmlin, Phade phia coal.
San, Coenay Burley fin Cold RAM c, and Is cs I'm
ocrscock, " ii6 naval stores 10 Warning;
Sshr Psmpiico, POUCH, 0cracoch, naval stores
Schr Hairy, Chandler, James. Virginia
sehr sally 81 Pits crOpper Gsineotegue, with staves
Scnr Clavel. Flnhart suffolk, @ooo'
Seh- C Rogers, Hazeliop, Virginia
Schr Sanes Harding, wngale sirs INA.
Schr Andrew Brown. DAVIS, virginia
Sch. Texas En.e son, Labec, plaster.
sAiLtD-Pachet ship Columbus, for Liverpool
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8 s,eury &, Co., Nos ana . Asior liolsc, New
,t Uers alil Introduce on ~ednes say, be <is tel,
AID egant article OF eeatieneas o.aeh - ha's'
! s6aa eaeh explanation OF "ich We suon1 'fe ioi-
! ,e~ias felaaFa' ,,,.aa. -. t,,.-,.,,i :,
have strictly adhered 10 three distinct purposes
@ r.,sactures W. Economy in psice, Improvement
y and taste and tae perectiug STANDARD OF
99s..sayoNS FOR THE UNITED STATES, indepen-
n 81. European, ali OF which have been successfully
sc.ed resaltinc in most Important swing to the ccU
,,,Iv a, large and equally satisfactory remuneration
10 ourselves, consequent upon he extensive P4f3aasr
b;yh we have re -ived.
1anr improved FIVE DOLLAR HATS. SO superior in
s,s-, eieceace Of style and perfect flash thai ,mme-
npol tieir iuirSductoa, they Lccame not only pre-
;oeu, al rrue, but cecbtdted'h London ANA Paris, and
s,ss he bighes euconiutns Of Ike Press tie
4 sesei III SO Hat; previously here by tie FIST
t. ~ ,pT citizens This article, tuiy established
y b;ge, s.anlsr $50 extensively knows aad raiver
r o,-eq-d iy the fashionable and gence wear.rs and
r eroroa,'.s at viii not ailude fCrtir is
e, exec 10 announce that we have improved is bean
ard wage tie present on beyond any the have
beretoore p~oeace4.
e. lie Urgent Solicitations cf many OF or customers 9yho
sere anxious 70 econome in tie t cost. aud yftd-oG,
n avail themselves OF the peculiar Il, L. aud nial carac
eri,. o! our fajtics Rave FOR tine pas maded
.oo, tfar 10 accomplish their wishes, and conseqr ny
sase Just perfected W article Of Hats a, aaGoaaced
above hey wiz b. composed OF superior tlsterlis ,he
workmanship WI. DC of lie first order an gllboaeh fully
eora 10 Hats oyGcry rea.:c al Is aud 81 they VIII be
odd al 1881 cdch,a Price not only Commemorate TO the
present pecuaay depression, and FOR les ioan ae iIru-
&c worth hgt ntoeiy cheaper when the respective quail
ties are compared, ban any winch !.aye ever LeiJse teen
offered - the puoiic.
Purchasers arr ss.uret in advance Tia, these Hats viii
not incur the top viz: dear a The price" cQrreny
,rgcea sgapsl most loarpriced goods LEARY K CO
Astor House. sept. lJ,h, 1872. SGT
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s-SltILt MIS- AINl' Bc Nv LIN
Z , BROWNS Billiard and Bowling Saloon. No. 81
tas: Broadway Masketsreet extending through ana
fronting Il Division street. having undergone thorough
repairs alterations and will be reopened on
"Wednesday evening the 2Si inst. 1t is the most extensive
the kind in c City, being about $50 feet IN length
AND containing three and splendid Bowling Alleys and
four Billiard Tables the floor which viii accom-
MEDIATE all without mach detention, which usual IN many
PLACES. Gentlemen find bealthiu exercise
which his esal sinen isntent.ed, gambling Of
any kind Will be permitted and all vulgar society excluded
The roprictor >oc ls former patrons, with request
hat they will invite their friends SIG Siss
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TOAL! COAL!-Cheap as ever al the

old staad corner OF Hudson and Anoestreets, where
,vr shall happy ali who good article OF
winter iue are constantly receiving and dschsrgis
boats Of wei selected Goals which deliver The shortest
rotiee IN good order. tiye03ll J. TERbELL
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.

Sh;n< Ca-o,inta Smith Liverpool Woodruff & Mnturn
Snr1on Galloway, Charleston. Geo Sutton: Helicsponi,
Ellis Havana sPoiord Ties;on Co S.s,,;,h .sas ca.
Macon barney Scott Montcvdeo and Buenos Ayres W
De Fores, & Co; Belgian bark Mar!z Louisa, steen,
Rros rClarissa. Watts Norfolk, Nesmi,h, Leeds L Go
Nsdisoo Shapter Savannah, Stnrges Chairman Emily;
Shsrwoc,, Charleston Durham Il Dimon; Samson, Saw,
~. pow Leon via KY West, + Hurlout Co; SUs9ne-
E.nnah. Fulton Por. Leon. W w Pratt; Camilla, Mandal-
81 'rbSmas w Pratt; Mars Hill Gray, 5, Johns, N r,
Scbss Indasry Hume, New-Bedford; Phebe Smith,
Baltimore A Cooley Co
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II wigs md SCI, .s.-Fa" importance WHICH
all as have u l at RAG : clcaf e1 al me iae
SCI mon rer>or1 dgurc, AID hen by cIprl-7oEs
.rsal az -,.-rr terl deprived pro
;,5riio Ar X resoF- ~ nt-c by arcsI means, %
suorl@ the i-fci-n- Hence uav- a.~-E tf>s wo1ier
.u discoveries sl.-h pa Nat1ve defiance. BaTys sn
/ 'a''''7 1's' WIGS AND SCALpS,
or es heads bar. bch Uy 1e bad II rs Broad
wa. corner Of LiE-rtY.Sfrest. m >ieir-. siila
1rI.- II he S0lar st.,s--} 81 N!cEo 4 L D., : u
= e, Pr5f OF praczca As.eouony n the University OF
Aztitr o t-e-..etars o 5iie ieaysns Froin
The last dizburEl ei.iap. illra 81 with P,aes MS
ity pa3.shed ny ~ tS-N y .rE NJ, " y -. -. :,
Also jvsr prBl!saE0-s nev EDITION OF ARCHITECTURE
OF rvs HEAvCSs.4Iy' ps-s NicE-L
HIrcRc9cg's eisaloGY-Islr- eei.:ioa revised : ~
laTze7i. IN ii.a alESll14iluas So 0'
u Gourau;i-. E:aa de Escanrc, or rTce Wa
sfiopaess ree,s. aad IL cgtaseoas Diseases e!cf &C.
cs,e Write ban3s ascS and and rlizfS ifaih
juvenile t0C. To it bad q or{flf nf:ce - y axe
t,4,. door from Broadway; y pr boite- Beaa n
Ipped -se y ii End las Gt'a operate Ike cnai.i - as
sTPatHS IL - i'iie
L. ~ Letters Patient oil t::r q. S. FG3-
IL C.at5.5t 5L-l.zt purchasing tsg sFlc"!lsT14s 3
g5.a Clrlpt! rtas Ig-f'ti a, roe .stG
sfi-t5 n can b. had t5- :itr crnls. C>rre t7tte
Original ani getiu f1o7uergGS las Ike pfap:seerH
rs4e, 4 u. Bary5, aufs! the 0a!si.e 'Fr3P7sr be
sure - psrcase tat II ar Cutting f,o3Es, AS lJ5a'dy
corner oi oety-slree Up >tzr>, OF ct u ap2o1te
aggEu. AIRY other liic.es 8; tn sfe ir i a lips
t!la- - IN
~ fSourautl's vec.:a5fe !47ql7i sou-s-
Ci7pf-zl ~ tiast i''.-.s r' -.l.r> 100 = Il
del lie Tgaiz ,E u .r- co ape on E1a.st''.s ny
rcsii.1y g.t!. haa seso5. o. il-n Goth 81 Gems
Hsre-5o 5- has. oay Al 81 trset 100. ION
gr.a3ra,. $ lI0is
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u Fob Printing GAice fer S'tic.-An Office
eiigbl, aca;c in Cay o. Brooklyn. conainDga choice
selection OF Printing Materials including med.am wash
ngton rreS ali first order haeog been ii Use bur a
rv nlonlhs There ptoigabie OF custom, which
may bc materially Increased y energy and attention To
Young man Industry aAd small capital this : first
Opportunity Apply 4. 20. % f1ion-street Brooklyn,
I'm. ll,Tli-r. mar. cg.lais s9tr
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ElyALL GOODS.-The undersigned Is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment oI sea-
sonabe goods 70 execute orders 10: Garments Ia style
which viii pof, w any house III the Trade, at prices
which must oef inducements 10 ttose paying ready mo-
Attention is solicited he style OF Pantaloons furnished
al this establishments particular Is directed TO hs de
parmeut, with lie view OF giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty IN getting
sEed a.e assured lha,a suparior fit can always be realized
Freucn and English Casslneres in great variety ct ne"
patterns Just received The assortment OF Nesting, which
rave so much satisfaction through tie sp,n ana summer
seasons, viii be kept M.
French and English Cloths of super and medium quail
ties F Dtes and Fr7c csa,s Pilot and Beaver Ciots lar
Surou.s, -ly.ays land.
Fanc7 dress articles, iulladng silk and Satin Scars,
Cravats, iandkershies Goges. Hosiery, Suapende's'
Shirts, Collars, &c, It usual moderate prices
WI. T. JENNINGS,
Late Lyne & Jennings, go Broadway, American Hotel
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> MEXICAN MUSEUM. MD GAR

a De-, Broadway, orIo>i;e :. paass sharrf
E->t t-tfa5tiJs % Nov iozEi-Chaugs at NovettieS-
PEI y!o., eTrTs .isy-Eirst Ills cry OF
Sjgpar .gs;S u tsCtt iNt sat zffEArRE.-iir. WIN
.tr ctc sketch eiiiei u Scare Il s5i ~ L
Mss GGes the accom- iiste=i Eoc2 lstlst RI III +
CELESTE 4via introduce OsEc-S-dOiiEL oi
SHlfli E5SLaN D-NA RaL BRIDGE n ETzihsd--
ALSTN0L3Df-GLASS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GU,LAsc.
AGfagtsaee 10 tie wiule-ugSeuui Gr.easu eatvra!n-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
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The business Of ae Board again small! Tue feeling
was not gooi The news ffom abroad dcs appear %
have had much efe.. pesare co@iiuue, heavy, !e
cIined per cent flohawa TEL Of per cent Harlem was
@itLou much caanse Atthe Second Board, III II was
offered. toc .Sea H-yen a;I Hariiorl - offered.
The book beng coed there e disposition 10 bcy
our State Stocks. The only transaction 10 Stale Securities
tod y WIS :5ooo ono Sexes, I55c, Il; IS For NcwYorh
D. 1919, III assed--ss. 1854 GS3 ased9G2 8a asaed-5l
1890, aoe,ct, 25; oio6s, 185i IS offered, 90 asSee
1885, ~ offered ,e.1c; Il offered; Indians :. offered
Alabama 50 or red ca asked: City IS, 1852, lcl3 ased5
1876 ef,re 81 aslet-ie7o, 81 offered; Corporation
Bond, 50 offered. The transactions Wet
:jCeG 0bio Skies 1860
SECOND GoARD
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Eoti,;ug DOM n Foreign Exchanses =terinz =
Francs 5.s4.
Ihege j, moderate business doing in Inland Bis! No
bile agai heavier and he quoted better tiaa %
30 discount; oher Blanche; y e. South C"roEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
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Ngriu2.d tie Gsr,!ru EGcr, Gibbs and male,. and
sumerolS c,hs. sroupes Of btaouui fsu-es Admission
y cents.
n q The pubs can Judge Of the source and correct
OF all tie vague paragraphs which have lately APP
pesged N TIE papers respecting this establishment Lave
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