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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01
Corn Trade.

BALTIMORE, Sept as.-Flour-rhere was a sale on
Friday evening alter the close of report OF few hun
dred oos Howard street at 81 01H, and on saturday
1000 barrels were sold at the same price Today The
market Is stand, both buyers and holders being nm
willing to opsrae until the arrival OF the Great Wescrn
now due There settlements for receipts from car,
on Saturday at - 80 There we're sales OF City Mills
Flour Saturday 81 u.s. and holders are yery Arm A.
that rate to-day but we hear Of transactons Grain
The supply Of Wheat to-day was rather small and
prices considered to cents per bushe higher than
Saturday We quote fair to good Mary land and Viz
gnia rods AZ 90 100 cents Prime parcels here would
bring Sales of family -four white Wheats a. ito
l75 cents We quote Corn 60 20 cents for both white
and yellow. Sales OF Oats at ~ cents.
BUFFALO, Sept 20, l646.-The sales today are $500
bushels ST. Joseph Wheat at 80 cents 300 do white
Masson at SO 1000 do Ohio (red berry, at 81 c. 3oO
do Cleveland soa at 81 c.; 7ii0 do Sandusky at 80 c.
$500 do Wabash at 80 o. 5000 do Wisconsin store at
I6c $500 do Chicago, in store at rs and 1000 do Lit
tie Fort, IN store, att Good brands Of Flour
fair request and notice the sale Of 700 bbls Black
Rock al s41s 90 do. Cleveland City Mills, at SlaS
700 oos two brands Ohio at $tsx; and 1900 bbs mixed
Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois, at S4I2k But two sam
pies Of Corn on the market one being Of prime quality
me other inferior For the better sample Sc has been
offered and will probably be taken Fregh are 10 &C.
On wheat to Albany; 10 40 TO New York; cents less
'n Norni and % 90 on Flour TO Albany
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LvERrooL-Ship NiaRara-2 casks w Seymour COS
WB Il Weed.9 Butter6eid Bros co.'s Cameron &
br'nd-25 Folger, Afford col Blackbur-47 T. Al
cocks sesn12o J Jackson-3 tiihon colo W
Iapseot'Il8B A Mumf,rd-t p Dru nmond-26so bars
623 rails 40 bundles 1879 crates casks order.
CASToN-BTig Albion-teas 70 Boorman Johnson < CO.
$40 chests imperial 3l Ruapowder $50 chests 85 do n.y.
son 50? shssts hyson skin ss' do young hson 23 do i'm
peL'a, ~ DIP cMty ons ztIo mats cassla to order
Lippold-2 Beck & Hanekhard.s hhds Koop-i seail-i
hee-i H Lauser-s G Ahrefeds-ey Lake-io c r Hsa.
rick z Mullen Clatlidge+ Sehsrsz-l Msleua-
ROleIIlE RoSin.9n-I sehsre.Ils,s bar iron Boor
plates speter order.
HAvAyA-Peruvisn bark Mieena-S20 sugar 100 baps
coffee Harmony, Nephews * co,
MATANzAs-Brlg Abeona-s0 hhds n,olasses Reed & Hon
pock-l03 Curtis-a quantity of fruit
mahogany, 9 cedar 8 Waterbury,
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MONDAY, Sept as-At market about $500 Cattle. three
hfhs Of which were stores $500 sheep and 1850 Swine
PRIcss-Beef Csttle-Last weeks prices we're fully
sustained. We noticed seven beautiful Cattle from
Sterling sold on the hoof-prce probably higher than
quotations Extra SIS 80, hrst quality 50 IS, second
81 so SIS, third SO IS a 81
stores-Two year old $40 Sl4 three year old SIC
$2s.
sheep-Lots were sold follows 81 rs, 81 49, 81 g.
81 and 50 IS.
swine-One entire lot more than half barrows as.c.
selected lots so and 4lc; lots to peddle "a and and
AZ cents old Hogs 3 and AZ cents. At retail from
4 10 5k cents
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Adysrtl.sa-r.eselu. H.;ai.s for Ne. Yo,s s,A Elm:
..s. DO a E AsS An Ss. DO
&c H. s Si- k xSis s
LSss L.. S ;:S % Wv
ID, S:;s H 5: Es:' ssss f::s:
New Orleans; Rhons, Hamsy, Hampton Reads C9ro1st.
s !s. sss if s
ssay New ns:
nell. French, New York E.soIs Proctor New oH'an''
"s "a $ $ss$s. as %
Sid @ Eass YSa
Mesota. 0 MsLsn.h Ne New Y9Ii; ign. Ehn CUMMING
R %sa md tH
BS s oy fSI ss. sssss na
laehsqa; Edwin Pierce rroyidenes AIsbsi. Rec B0:
is tor .n sSSa
;puT EsT Ss.n, :h SS
Baysoa Metsor Lawrence, and Claibssns Levenseiisr
Loading Rockingham. D.lm,,i.. Ceneorda. Brenda. So.
bat, and ESSEX for Boston, Thomas Bennett and
n S.da sisSo; ls:a..
'es
sA !ss
d. G nh ys, sd .s9. f0 1 &
bermhOn Mason for New York, Chfissna, Hammond DO.
h9s . Ss A d Msss w.soa Bs:soa
MADEgsA. Aug is-An ASni.. cOsiHo, New York; Di.
M1i.oa, Aug. ls-An Tuscan, y..Pa,, NYori;
.hp, Isaac Torsy for New Orleans soon
SnrDlr. 6rs Sept -AriO.ta F.bens. Havan. for And
and ID Tor York; IT, of port crsb... New
vale. E:eS
SWANSEA Sept lS-Sld Duke Of Cornwall Phillips, New
ST usr., Aug as-sld ship John Barring. Sherman New
., VIM Henry 4, s s.s:.;
New ,Ss s. a:ss:
s s4 ASss .s ss ts..s s:*
18th s..:.chu... friteh1d Havsns: a,h, farans Good
F f:,',s m s1 M:s
ss: a
S0 rrs; t e Emily
HI Nv aSs:
aSs:i:
:s
inburg ~; Chie at, GroseSP DEby Ms MsITion Gil
ohs T:lss"pSsi brig Mss%or. f IN trsii.d:ls
Ba!F Sept sAzg ship Caspian. Tory c.dz; ssh. SD
Bid: .
fS :s:d :
GLovcr.roa. ssps SOAR. brig Amazon. Bab,on, sari
HiRTroD sepsss-An schr Mary Shields, Terry Albany.
rieso? or sisIssp KoSs E.s s.aia: md Fs:s
Philad for Boston schrs Margaret DO dol Emily knight Hos
g. s0 1sss for I'd
f sh; sch: and J" s
S sr:: 1 ss.
e: Sset H s s
Sept .sS r.t Ia d%s as
and he dam.s: done that from The
esso wh :ns hs
CIy,o9 Pak: fn Wil%inr,oa. &c. ca%s s.tpTaay-
Richmond to day with III
LgSTe Sept a-sld Edward Too.haksr. aud Van Buren,,
;sS, 'eAr John Dodge Chez
sSS,f Sept
El. Phis; Louisa, Hoover, Brandywins; sloop Empire
NswroRr Sept AZ Arr brig. Gallo, Nahoay, Dighton fs
Norton. Picou 10Th, schr Denmark Rider Boston fol
York; sloop Ann Holmes, Brown. Albany.
PHIIApxLrHIA, Sept 3o-Arr sehrs Mead Smith, Pro
JOsfsh Wahsy RFRn, vsnps D.n: WEB
Taylor, Nantucket Below bark James Bayey Bishop fn
M.tanss. Large ship supposed the Venice Dunlevy from
EPes1IHTD: ssArr sehI. George Brooks. Dyer snt
NJ. ship w and nsia Sit
brig Frances Ellen, Monroe, Cuba.
PoRI sMourH, Sept 2sAr ship Fortitude, Lbbey, Ira
pani July ga passed Aug IL schr Mary Hammond
Hamilton, Philadelphia Cid 28th ship America, (new)
Weare, Of aud for New York.
PRovIDgscr, Sept 2s-Arr schr Thos Fenner Nckerson
Delaware lily; sips Gen MONTGOMERY Briggs Coxackis
Roger Williams stuIgs NYork; Moses EDDY Biiyen do
Adan., Baker, do Below, 'lscp coal Loaded sit :eh
Britain, Cumberland; sloop Jas LanpheeL NYoIk
RICHMOND, Sept 2sAr schrs Margaret Ann. Hammond,
ter Bingham, NYork
SALEM Sept 2ssd brig Chas Thomas, Esstcstt, Calas
Ship Eclipse. which sid 2sth, is bounk to Sumata.
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TESTIMONIAL


i LIZ CHEV,R DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
BARCA, Minister Plenpotentiary from the Court OF
Donna Isabel II Queen Of Spain the United States At
Warrington do state that have known Dr. A C. CASTLE,
man standing preemnent in his profession Of medi
cal and sused Dent,tha those requiring bis profession
mtg: Signed a CALpERoN DE La BARCA.
Dr. q. CASTLE 3al Broadway, inserts Artificial Teeth
and performs every operation pertaining the restoration OF
the mouth gums and teeth so fmsrh
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New Bedford or Market.

coo bb . I'VE notice sales Of $50 bbls at IS cents and
osnts In snn; ssnu lot Of 500 bbls inferior at 81
20 bbs At as cent, IS cents. and sub sequsny lot Of
CANDLKs. 200 boxes nav. n. ...
WsALs-We have heard Of salss Of eoo ha csnts ,oo
s.c po sso zoo at s,c and 400 At axe IN FsIi
pican 300 bbis. inferior at soc SSsc ln Sip
WnaLEsosr.-Thsre has been considerable d.r...,
oI tnis arucie during the past week "a 600 IN I
chsngsd hsnds At s9c and slot Of 900 lb, ma nsve
srn and part ~ w. at $40 for the former and a.
hs understand thst one OF two other sales have
peen erected upon terms not made public In "ve
naees $50 have bssn oasrsd and refused "'' wv
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THE EUROPEAN

No Gresnvich street, three doors from the Battery
THIS House is open for the Accommodation Of ne
nsse and are assured that effort will mads e nee
The bar will always BE- supplied with the choe est 9son
vines and segsrs. Lodgings by the Might Week Or on'n
o'clock 70 o'clock DAW~r
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, oohrrR Of DUANE AND

MIR q. ROBERTSON. in announcing 70 his friends and
w the public, thar his Glasses fer nition Of Dancing
will reopen at the above rooms Wednesday Sept
the opportunity OF returning his most sincere thanks
spsctfuly that he will introduce his Academy
this season. various and ashonabs dances WITH The
favore roltas Mazurka and Polka quadrilss graceful
and mach admired Redowa. with Msxurka and st lss
day, and Saturdays. Hour Of stts9danee for .d: Misses
evening Assemblies will take place semi monthly COM
mencug Nov. L. Mr. r. woold also announce that he will
Or at their rs,idense:. at Nj private Academy, q.
open Thunday October lst For more particular nio
nation please apply at his residence 90 Canal street.
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The CrOps.

We are sorry to hear that tho crop of buckwheat will
be light The intense heat of the during the latter
part Of the last and the former part Of the present month
proved very injurious.-SomerpiHs Whig.
The buckwheat crop has ailsdAg sneraly we hear on
high grounds, but there is good yield in the low
grounds. Nswark advertiser.
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MR.. q. ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
vi thanks 70 hi, friends and the public for the liberal
that his classes for the Tuition Of Dancing viii
open the above Friday, October ID when he will
have the pleasure OF introducing and shsnabs
Dances ayonte the Mazourka and other styles
fsl and much admired Rsdow: Walt. Fancy Dancing se
for Ladies' Misses and Masters, sf Nj Ceutlemsn
from to 10 evening Assemblies will take place semi
monthly ncng Nov I'd. distractions will be ryen
pupils privately OF classes At semnaTes their re-
sidsnces and the class Mr. Rs private
% Canal The above rooms during the summer
have been greatly improved painted and door
has been all laid anew; making equal in the
city Mr. r. would also inform parents who place their
children under his charge that every attention will be paid
further apply Al the class room, Mr.. RI
aidence. n Canal M me-
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only IS remain oSkr and the balance e15 head, were
taken by city butchers 80 50 IS 100 lbs the hoof
Live ia full supply and prices have declined Sales
made AT 81 81 90 for ordinary TO good
The -four and markets continue firm lsst weeks
advanced both holders and purchasers standing off
The receipt of the ste amers news.
Sale of stocks at Baltimore.
srrr e. 5000 MsIysnd d, 7,h 5000 Baltimore
1890 opening 96A $4,000 do ds 96& Maryland closed
az 7% asked for the opening 73A bid baltimore ss 1890
closed asksd for the opening e6k bid Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad shares t6 asked, IS bid.
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IL 1E L y DLlO
GIVE my article trial, and Judge for Yourself warrant
" them all to be az represented or the money

hsT ~ g y 81 p OF ns m9Hs
This universally approved and admired article free from
ardent spirits, prngsnt essential and other destructive
and bright and mpIt: TO it tho delicate fragrance Of the
.ngy soft and uxuan in its growth, and it will positively
bring bald heads by its and hair that has
Of spirits other improper preparations, will soon be
,;a 20 g. ~ nsi T c1ioi T r,y oy ICY
and nfaiible in all affections of the skin the
head dandruf and for preventing tho falling of Of the
hair and turning grey.
Ii the simple produce and immediate Of
plants salutary with properties highly
cleansing that it di.ensages the epderms capillary tubes
Of corrosive acsn of the pepraton and OF the dry and
dead particles that deposits This preparation purhes the
hair gives beautiful gloss and soness and agreeable
and vivfying perfume.
For ssie Wholesale and RETAIL by Jules Hauel Chemist
and Perfumer south Third street, below Chestnut Phi
ladelphia. 49,
premium awarded at the franklin Institute.
For sale also Wyatt and ketchum, III Full
street; Ciirehush ac5 and aos Broadway; A.
aut Broadway and Liberty; j. B. Jacquemcnd AIS
Broadway Haviaud, Co, Maiden lane and by all
respectable druggists the United etates. sac liner
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvANA-Bark Mudara-Mrs Nutting, Havana; Mrs and
Mise. MoF;e LySq' Wade, simmons,
servant w II Place Mckenzie, + McIIush Mills, Gil
BERT Butler, Fremida, j Gonzalez, w fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01
DANCING.

MR.sARACCO dancing maater, md Miss ANGELINA,
my Of Mr. Cearius (whsre her xrasrain.ry sffalaes
and pleasing Of teaching her
reputation for her taste and sPendor the
distinguished families Of that renewnsd orars
lean and English ladies' and Esnensn who trsqusq,ed the
Academy at No. 50 Canal street, corner OF RreaIway
where all the fashionable qusdrilles, Mazouks
Watzes Msaourka, Redowas, Polkss Gsllops, Wazes
taught:
Ladies and gentlemen ndstncty in this Aes
DENY where any body may to but with
good society and where order and decsncy will be always
strictly observed, ga 9w~ 70
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
ITO THOSE PERSONS who will prove that JULIE!
II HATJI,S VEGETARI.E I,IOJTID HAIR DYE ia No

the best the best known this country Europe
This valuable discovery will enable person to dye
the hair whiskers few minutes without the least in
convenience Ths preparation warranted wash
njure the health Of the hair and retain all its soncss
and brilliancy.
Be and ask for Jules Hsuli Liquid Hair Dye % all
others spurious If wish for black ask for bog
ed n il for brown ask for boz marked B.
Premiums have been awarded the subscriber at the
Franklin Institute Exhibition
For sale Wholesale RETAIL by the proprietor, Jules
Ghs:Da. street PhiladsPhs And at my Wyatt
f. Arsul Lafayette Bazaar of Liberty and Broad
way;p. B. yacqusmond AIS Broadway; Havand, Keese
ted States. ga liner
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
Of curs performed By DR.. UPHAM's PILE ELECTU-
" AIRY, addressed to the Agents in Rochester -

Rochester, Sept. II, 1876
Messrs Post Willis Gents: 1t Is with ordinary feel
ngs Of pleasure that eusb ed to inform you
have experienced by the Of Dr. Uphami Vegetable Pile
which have been afflicted My sufengs have been almost
beyond endurance and cannot be kvown imagined only
BY those who have experienced like Affections.
Having been so long snd sorey afflicted, Undue red
address you, mat through you may make known to
friend. nnd neigh the truly wonderful virtues Dr. Up
hams Eeeuary, VIII eh shall here after keep hand az
mad IT beneficial in other respects removing obstinate
tveness, morb Accommodations the stomach bowels
and to purify the boodthus remoung the of Piles
when sspesdy cure must follow,
It's needless TO add th,t previous to obtaining the Elec
tusry Of you had Consulted Of best physicians
Piles please refer the residence the town Of
Gates where shall be p,sased give them much
neui" information than am able e in this
Sold wholesale and retail BY the proprietor 1876 Bowe-
"; WYATT KETCHAM, III Fulton street, New York
RHEUMATISM.
DAMS, snd stiffness Of the joints. swelling Of the
lar substances them, and other symptoms, too well
the use Of CHAsiH RINGS Compound Syrup Of Hydro
dste Of Potassa, ssrsaparilla and Yellow Dock.
The efficacy OF these ingredients IL indspuable aud by
their judcious admxture remedy ormed that, TOR the
abovsnsmed complaints may almost term infable
or the great numbers who have tested its virtues
fact tog ther with rapidly increasing consumption NAV
be considered the best criterion Of excellence that remedy
possets.
This syrup ia also the best preparation which can be en-
ployed TO complaints arising from the Of
curry and that cl of Fable diseases Of the shin nd
eating an impure state Of the blood
Prepared only byyCHAs. II. RING 1872 Broadway corner
az oh ar New York -
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, sc.
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
street. Of Broadway, has hand and
V making good assortment OF Trunks, Valses Carpet
Bags, and SatGnels Wholesale and retail
Also superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European Travel and Portmanteaus for the
French Male Porte.
Orders for the West Indies South America &C., filed with
despatch. au26 lm<r
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMPANY.

O&ce No. 80 Wal Street. Nesc York.
THIS Company being authorxed by an act O. the Legsl
ure Of The 6tats Of New York passed May I7h, 1885,
entitled An for the benefit Of the yenenon Insurance
~ r. 81 r. sy % X
Bcs q Drsctcrs Of said Company having unsnously re-
sov said capital stock be hed up according to the
Sssiss IL conformity With .id .d with
ali de present the Company that they are re-
oursd 10 signify before the sh day Of October nsxf
President Secretary Of Company their
No Wall street. in the city of New York. whether they
elect Gil their stock and also in they elect m
and such manner the Board Of Directors may hereafter ds
eide.
notice is hereby further given that on 2oh day Of
October next much stock shall be dspos
ed Of Will make the original capital Of said porafiou,
and for that purpose books OF subscription will be opened
the said once on the as October nsx and commune
open daily from 10 TO 3ocock until the requisite m
misunderstanding present stockholders have prior right
tosueh stock) The oil shares above
mentioned and the new take effect the u
Day OF November which day nstsmsnt Of Eve
dollars per share is required on subscriptions.
And notice 10 hereby further given to such
shall nor elect 2 oil up their stock Or BY n.fss shall css
vember surrender TO the said President 6scretary
at the said Office their original certificates and lieu
ereofto receive certificates for such number Of shares
respectively be entitled to, said Stockholders
pay for fractional parts q 'h "a Iuopur
Dated New Yasssse Pens. 10th. rsm .ura an~,rH
AMERICAN MAflT7EAOTIJKED CTTTTEKY.
WIN. WILD manufacture e Cuts NJ 80 5000
w street. New Yc.h hs. ~ on k.1sA 's sosS ~.
, Sr nsSd a. nd cheap to TIE trade a.
-,
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Gro. T. Hers, a.,,,,
DARED New ToTc.y.

PUBLISHED NJ
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
NosYnvusr CeaNnA ~ FuLroN AHb NAssxu grnsss
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WEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
ECTTTARX

"A falling remedy for ali affections Of the Kidneys iram.
NATION Of the urinary both in males and
females This excellent dcinal PREPARATION (sued
all cmates has been known fail removing the
obstinate attacks Of gonorh1a &c. and be safely
recommended the public operations quick
and certain 1t can be taken at all times, without regard
diet hndrance from business
Prepared only by JAMES WEIR, ais Grand street, in
boxes shnys and shillings per box None
10 Orders through the Post Once vii, be daily attended
.ie rnkx
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a,d "A. man that died when smitsn ch re Emsrods
AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOX FILES.
- u TrptJ ANS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY-Ia an
eurs this most distressing maady known
amongst physicians the H@morholds o. Files There i
900 sbouti It's once safe and efhcacious and
nsss.""t m il action No fear a taking cold while under
sn1srcs NO change in diet neessry n taken according
10 directions cure for life 10 guaranteed.
Hundrsds Of escstes may be by calling tas
or agents. OF performed By this medicine Of
To- ~ and % yesrs standing s9ld Thces,I, ard retail By
Fulton ct. ny; Brooklyn &. stearn, ls4 Fulton ct r.
MsSen, eos Myrtle Avenue and Pear Pnes 81 ~ lnsSh
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m OOO PAIRS Ss. s:s shoes:
81. > h~.Sins-wiil BE sold low to close eonces, ALSO
SHRED suspenders. msnufacssTsS 4 p wAfKFser
WORKS, by So i Hanover Square q
sfIl unk
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

"a Leonard street. Wet of Broadssy.
MSLLE PAULINE DESJARDINS, of the Academic
w Royae Paris, respectfully informs the public that her
Glasses for fashionable Dancing have commenced Besides
Mazurks Quadrille, fok,s NvsrsuI,) new Waltz enq
temps composed for Mile Certo by Mons Psrrot and the
and graceful waltz Rsdows. schools and Families
tended Terms andhous made known on application.
IA lmsrh
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UNION HILL ACADEMY,
FORDHAM, WESCHEsTER COUNTY,
NEAR NEW YORK.
LEX. DEMPSTER, a. M, Pyincipal.
SUCCESSOR TO THE
pEU vUII A Dn az T.

REV. WILLIAM POWELL.
this Seminary taught all the branches Of asod Eng
fish education with other modern Languages ard the
Classics if required The pupils have this peculiar sdvnn-
gehat the whole of study - conducted bv the
the shores, time the Ens.h l,ngsage this ln.uti0s
the French, Spanish aud LANGUAGES enable him
communicate pupils from those countries
Board and washing per annum $780,
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
At No. 2al EAST BROADWAY, csner of Clinton street.
eatrance in Clinton 1t.
MISS PARKER wishes to give etice to her friends
11 East Broadway and vicinity that she in
tends commencing her classes Monday Oct the
rooms she had las: season Days Of uitisn Monssys and
ladies and misses class o'clock Insuctisn given in Ill
he and n ALL dsnce so tS rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-01

FINE BLACK TEAS,
small packages, at very low pricesa variety
Of which oil extraordinary quality juAt
ceved.
Also fresh lot ofthe N B, Vim day Champaign "Amon.
old Rum and choice Brandies in wosd OF xlsss
For sale by N. bLOOD0OOD,
yrn1r Pima AZ
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~. Nh n nd ~ so.Sn
XEnounce their friends and the public, that they intend
~ 2zopening their Dancing Academy for the season,
building Bsy.Id 70 the N.Ih An:r
and Saturdays Young ladies aud misses class
from so boya' class the evening class
for gentlemen from to 10.
MI. PARKER intends bringing forward all the rev and
fashionable Daucss among Others the Redswa Waltz,
Cheat Spanish Dance and March Cotlsn. The gHst
made in all of this establishment By the
cifr 40 III
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
URNEY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT

lu FULTON srRErr (Sun Bulding)
l FIRST QUALITY BLACK FUR Hat. ......ss
y ,
sEasT quality SILK HAT: sS
a THESE prices have been firmly sstablshed and may
Abs implicitly relied the beauty, style and 6nish
Of article which they sppert.n The poPretq5 would
comparison with the productions Of other manufacturer
city and believes candid mind will leave the pre-
misses dissatisfied with them their prices.
sl8 lm~m +. T. 6URNEY, ia Fulton 1t.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-04
STORE TO LETT.
THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,


No. 50 State-street, Hartford, Conn.,.
With sound and Grdilabie Capital Of 925O.O
OFFER their protection agains. loss damage BY fire 10
~ the citizens Of Worcester and It's vicinity. II insures
Dwelling Houses and Furnnure Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills OH the most favorable
terms. Neh Hftan uTNnETIn n q 7f7
This Institution has been In operation nearly qaarter
century-ts reputation for liberal adjustment and IL
promptitude in paying losses are well known and esta3
ilahed. THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretars.
Hartford, March 8, I845 stt
T Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance in the above
Company, are REFEREED for more particulars 10 A. II But
LOoH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.