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n LIQUID Hair Dye, improved 80 a. TO color ;he
hair wiskere the moment Il applied without the least
inu- entirely free from unpleasant odor and can be
washed with the strongest soap Immediately 10 applied
WITHOUT waiting to dry. FcE sale, applied 81 BarcasL'
0Rs Wig Fsrtory Wsilt; myiSrnThssto
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BOOK TRADE.

RELIGIOUS INTERPRETATIONS.
IUsf PUBLISHED by the Subscribers, edition Ut
y the Laws OF the State OF Eewfors In felauo, TO Rel
eious Iroorporsors, with all lhs amendments up to the
present time, complies 10 pamphlet form Price II cent?
Published and for sae by imA m BELL GOULp
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II GRAHaMs MAGAZINE Junej has original
articles from II: w. LonglelOw. I. B. Read, +. P.
Wbipple. II. w. Herbert, w. C. Hosmer, Grace
Greenwood Ms. Eames, Mrs. Whitman and
others, many Of which are diamonds Of the first
water. Under its new arrangements Grahan's
Measzine takes a brilliant position among its
monthly rivals. New York Sold b. Dewitt
Davenport
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SCHOOLS.
FAMILY BoARDING-sCHO0L FOR BOY
Z. w. KELLER, TEACHER.
sEwTowN, FAIRTiELO co. eoss;

NEW1OWN FiIRFiEIO co, CONN.
Or the RousdtoaLc Railroad ~ miller from Brfdgspc-f
TNERMS-s per quarter OF II wseks for board tuition
washing NEEDING, fuel Lights and bedding. Pupis 70.
ceved AZ airy timc.
REYERvscEs-H N Peek L Co 100 Frontal; A. O.
Crane, 50 John-s; r. Carlton OveriOn. Wrlst ). A.
Ac. lev, Erect House, Geo w. Dow Esq Bgr.lng sip
n 7. SweCzy. l76 Soulhs Ees.YOrk
Hon VIM Rockwell corner OF Jay snd WIlougiby sta
BROOKLYN and Aaron Hawley. - Beskman-st New.York
henry Duttoo, leo Law Professor, Yale College, and
Hon A BackmHn. N. III.
Sgmue Oliver ElzGheth,own, n. J. myH 2w<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

n Have You been 10 the Palace mo, TO
the palace Of Queen Victoria, but the palace Ol hgD
HURST HEARD n Esiden-sne. and get your hair cut IN
prncely style and clean pair OF hair brushes used
and every customer. n ssier-lsue mylf eodlm
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MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS AND

STATISTICAL wORKS-Almost every variety. con-
CsRny for sale by
noy2i ST. j. D1STURNELL. III Broadway.
I'HR BISHOP OF EXETRR's LETTERS to
i the Arch Bisiop OF Canterbury pamphlet Of 10 &C.
tavo puges IN Just published and for sale by
my2i ST. PUDNEY RUSSELL. Printers 70 Joan-s
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II Tke hscco DGtly C.reEiels appear in
rev dsess, boxing healthy and snsrt- Glsd 70 see
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~ S0rtCSs-rte fssTI RAgr. Westes,y Z = .n,,
amer rohhed IN Decerher last - shout SIC no en-.
pended the Of its Sil ard pT9-nrr ne rs-s Ia,
en- ftiors frnr. Ehsrh are 4s'sd Jan. 7. i3o
The Ra-h having reder ~ nesv al >'r OLD circu Va
Twin The sxrrT - tie Fo.cr nolrl vii hcraAsr =
deem the Old G'- n t'r cornf,- I'll 81 ~ "a AZ .e.i
previous % jar. I, 1854.
The dIfof Pau Bogtrn viii c1u lrue as naaA 70 co.
deem De ueV iiscr.hr Bank BY order u the 9.ctfa
Neoieriy. p Esrcb 4 iSlo.
ne D4SWu ETNrN rOSfER. Cssh.y
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u,Og sAIg.- 80 bushels Pr-.eR PotaiO,s. ia a.sa'
II rsss lsg UrtVed gsr pack~sssp eis!R
usiIi CAHPEHDGS Skf1y sri$, g. Welt
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~ Lebanon >priess Meser-Care R.t,hu.s-
MT IL Cow opeo on tis Oh Slnn-r For 80 80 u
address IrN6 ~ ~ RFnORryA ~ n %
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q DR.. shew and Roger, Water-C,,.,
sitntioc, eorr-' 1.s's - AZ f'riv- - ~ is-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

~ Dr.. HOushton's Water Cure FS,sb,,..
msnl-NO. 5, West Eseyehtn street thre- 49,. -.
Broadway. nvtsf,.
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rH- To The Public, NJ. 4. ~ Johp. Uat,.x
VIII - .rts+o o. Sc ne Customers unul ~ ~, r.s
De Hal ksiAblshntns u Nr BE0, cur OF Plre "a
EAU AW S.tsSts
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TDE nOANDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 10 Rl,.

TIDE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. 10 Rii-
gergst A. b. X. CLARKE, Principals viii
eDce s Sunni sr term the 29h inst The school IL
organized es . s6ord facilities to pups for pursuing
thorough ard complete orstudy IN which TIE Mih.
enGiics ara tho French Language hold a consricuyls
plsce By dogotng cir rsOn sienion 10 the moral,
Intellectual ard phyfcL trc Ming cs lor pups tho PFin
cpas bore TO merit the coEfdglce of those parents who
piece oauehfsrs under their charge stage 10 en-
pOyed Tor pupils residing Ia dss1I part Of the city, ard
RiEO for thcse WHO wish 10 rids only m lcemeui weather
stsses from the ihe Brooklyn and Wismsbgrgh Ferries
pass neer the door NO esirs GsGge Tor Latin, French
Drawing. fuel or st6h1rcFy s29 7lsM&Th
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GENERAL NOTICES

" Fowler & Wells, PhreusIogisis All p.h-
iisherss Ctntun Hal i3l Nssssn - 1ssT tss - NJ
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r. uited -tnir- 'iHii Steamship Csmnan,.
A nethHl 90 iN~ ~ en- tcss 81 tlr led ~ts,-.
f'ssf1stlu g. M viii be Re q a. The mereh.n,y -
chsrre Bs' In ne CIV ~ Nee .Yorh on S.tn-', In
49, a. o,iork 81 So ne pr-pose II rl-c .1y =
bUsilsss ne may 10 Lscessary.
GFORcE LAW,
MARSHALL O ROBERTS
JAMES VAN NOSrRANn
my2Iecdui Cor,rni.s',rs,.
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N GRIFFIN e. CO.'S Pssent F1eissy.iIss 80,
~. rstrsTEoy cOn.llce 70 Sfapt tfelr Pnreps's =.
satisfaction u ke great number 81 lhose who ps 49,
The nserr1 Of this vsnl9n have been ~ - =, :.
a11 pzbisLed - ITO word II 10 got nscessAy ~ ~
Eers more, tui cal AID zee us al is2 Brosd~sI
nye In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

DRDBUGe.-wATsONs IrfslIbls Bsdbus r1 ~,
- for Tie totsi destruction Of hess uo1DssoI.
ise<.x Ts noodles ay more r hs 81 sbo~s
a osss, sreIss sv us oarpcss. 10 be had onIy ,,
Cshsrnesl nd 10 SulsooSL Brvokyn F'N sss ImI
eeottia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

R0ARDfNG sCHOOLs.-Crculsrs OF the foIlos-
- ing Sctoos may b. ct.1ned 4, tho U School AgeI.
ey 993 Broadway T. II. WILCOX Proprietor
South Brooklyn YCung Ladios lnsu,uts-Miss y. W.
Philips and 81 Temple Hal PrlrcpalS; Rev. W n ~
er's, PtsEet, Nsss; kFs q. II. Whites Danbury, d.
Bows; Rev. l.. ". AbdrsWs South Cornwall CT Rev u.
L. schenck, White Plains, N mg22 So
INsTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIRs.-hAD-
u AliE COtTAS reepeelAly nscrms the parents u
Der pcps tL-t TIC let Of hly abs viii BE-,
iE u'ion fsG Broadway. UD.or-square Theeiss
VII. rs6Den On Monday, Esy s. my2j1s
rEEY TETRTY-sIxTH SESSION OF THE
BROOKLYN GhAkiAk SCHOOL will ccEnneneo
fesdonce u To Principal, - AtAadc-f,- tnYf In
MISS COOhf. stU00J. FOR YOUNG
lPHlshES-5J '~efL-st, between Finn and sxo
yr-EUnn.erTe.ln c1lll-eccss TOefday May T. myz In
RCY's SCHOOL, II Essl s.xseeothsL
II az lus key j. II. TYING. rrDcpa-
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CoOD NEWS ron TBE AfFfCTsD.-Dn

COOP NEWS FOR TIE AFFICTED.-Dn ).
W &. EOSE otPhedelphis TIE dseoyerer OF tbs Chrome
fterrs OF Reformed PfRctce 81 Medic ne sesisJlfld
ssE Anihoryst is; door " Broadway az egeneyM
he distribution Of hts celebrated AMI wonderful fefc1S
for the healing ofdsease fr4 ukes occasion 10 say TO 1'
hEiy % avail themselves Of remedies, hs cursdgs gatt
tee OF which hsvs long si1cs beeG established, snf sDo
which ksre need 5s doubt olte sned a. thoa'snos
stefl ITO TsdeiEss being erreiy gegeie5e ue Pr
fseiy hGElsSs yes possess snes. power ID eIaf.-,
dtsesra. mJ11t"t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

FRENCH BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL.
4 Madame Xix has removed her French and E1gnsa
Boarding and Day School from 4 Csnollplsce 20 100
st Nerkspecs nosr Firstey. Tie location ls open
kDd airy, With large garden, ard tho house, louie
one with every nod9rr cOnvenence She invites those
having daughters for whom they desrs thorough and
hrs:e!sss educEiEl In al bnncies call and examine
her esumonals. She hts had o9nTIed 10 her can Inc
daughters OF may Of lie kacn families OF This city and
refer 10 al. N.Y. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY RALaOAD,
IN COGPANf.-fhs Anru1i Elsctlon for Dnes~s ',
this COrapeuy VIII 10 tsid 81 Melr cf.ce 10 re ely y
Asany on the second WeSBesfay G1h dsy u Jare w.
~ ocyoei a. c. ha dey TITO POL VIII commas of
oae bSrr The 7raIeisr BOOKS vii W closed itoU ~ -
- iaA Of JUNG ice.nt,ye. Albany fay - 1881
EJ crcsr of ma Bos-3 Of Directors
tsl1 tr2 T. suSTEs Jr. Sscfes~S.
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V,HB SUBSCRIBER bas opeaed = o@,d9 s
i Pr.saes q Law q . M:l, al, ys'sse17 iR8iASD
Yost, Nay l, 1850. CHEZ IA chstss ?. KirIandb
- opsced n o&es for As prscnee Of DC Law I" ~
q J.;.ss4-caat~Hsw-Eo't' " dc Ia srsosEr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

iVe"GoDEY's LADY's Book June with .is us1.
al elegant embe lishments, has good story BY T. $.
Arthur, the continuation OF The Partisan's Daugh
ter by w. G. Simms, and among a variety Of
other interesting contributions, en- article fall OF
true feeling and Pathos By the editor ofthe Knick
erbockor, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Tor which we must
iind room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

,ho,, that for their personal worth and ssrVic':
they win be ever regarded. bat not as re'I.e,: OF
49, ,ace;ved English version, and IN r. n'ndiag
, VIC ,Ss, n themselves. more than to the -
scb b they 50 hsrshly impusn. in'a'hbltS 81
never belong. while 90 remain on thii i'i; tis
gates Of the Celestial CRY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS.

East or Narrative q lie woTK Il God nm among TX, Ike
Americans OF Turkey; by II. G. D. Dwight a Mission
airy.
Household Surgery or, Hints on Enereeneies by
John f, South, one Of the Surgeons 10 ST. Thomas
Hospital.
Baldouc; or. the Goatherd Of Mount Tauras; Per-
sian tale translated from the French.
The Builders Companion; containing elements of
building surveying and architecture; with practical
rules and instructions connected with the subject by
A. c. Smeaton, Civil Engineer
Kat herne Douglas; or. Principle Developed; by S..
Seby Coppard, author Of "IIadassah," &c.
Crahame; or, Yopsh and Manhood; Romance; by
the Author of"IalbT 8snd Vernon."
The Pearl OF lANssor the Advantages Of the Sab
bath to the wor Classes; by LaboIers Daughter.
The Fathers of SSle Desert; or, an Account of the
origin and practice Of Monkey among Heather Nations,
its passage into the Church. and some wonderful stories
OF the Fathers concerning the Primitive Monks aud Her.
mts; by Henry Ruff er, late Presided OF Washing
Amy HarringtGg; or, Sisters Love; by the author
OF the "Curate OK Lenwood"
A Systematic Afreaties on the Principal Diseases
OF the Valley OF ~. America; by Daniel Drake, NJ. d..
Pettcoat Goverhment, novel, by Mrs. Troope.
Astrse. the BaNlnce OF Illusions, poem, delivered
before the Phi Ra K6appa S1ce1y Of Yale College
lished by reques$ot the Society.
Lessons fiomlthe History OF Medical Decisions, by
Warrington Hooker, M. D., author OF physician and
Patient"
The Poetrypf Science, or Studies of the Physical
Phenomena Of Nature, by Robert Hunt author of
"Panthsa !" &c.1
Prize Essays on the Temporal Advantages of the
Sabbath considered in relation to the working classes
containing Heavens Antidote, the Torch of Time,
and the Pearl OF DAYS.
Truth stranger than Fiction a narrative of recent
transactions, involving inquiries in regard to the prn
cples OF Honor, Truth and Justice. which obtain in
distinguished American University, by Caharine f.
Beecher
India and the Hndoos, being popular view of the
Geography, History, Government, Manners, Customs,
Literature and Religion of that Ancient People; with
an Account Of Christian Missions among them--by F.
De w. Ward, late Missionary at Madras, and Member
OF the "Amercan Oriental Society,""
The Fireside, or Hints OF Home Education by Rev.
A, B. Muzzey, author OF the Y Dung NJ aiden &c
Biographical Essays, by Thos De Quincy author oil
Confessions OF an English Opium Eater &c.
3 For sale by MORRIS & BROTHER
oc %
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Ill OOD'S BRIDGE OF SIGNS,
WITH OTHER LATE PUBLICATIONS.
NASH q WOoDHOUsE.

Series OF E1chings suggested by Hoods Bridge
Of Signs designed and etched by JW Ehninger;
handsome obong 4to volume. ............S 81
Success in Liie-The Mechanic, by Mrs l.. C..
Tuthl with plates. Observation-Disclosures. 6:
The Home, or Family Cares and Family Joys, by
Frederika Bremen; translatedby Mary Howilt-
Putnarns new edition; revised by the author. Il OF
The Monuments of Egypt, or Egypt Witness for
the Bible, by Rev. D. Hawks, with illustrations;
second edition, revised and enlarged. ........I 9.
The Last OF the Mohicans, narrative Of 1857, by
J. Fennmore Cooper complete in one volume
revised and corrected, with new introduction,
notes, &C. by the author-prce. ...........1 2.
No. l9 David Copperfied ............. !;
The Capitalist, or Fortunes Frolcs, romance Of
m hign lie. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
The Valley Farm, or the Autobiography of an
Orphan; edited by G. J. Peterson. =. :. .... q
No. 337 Littell's Living Age. Il
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FOOTPRINTS OF THE CREATOR.
FOR SALE BY
NJ a.. 90

End OF Controversy in friendly correspondence
between Religious Society OF Protestants and
Catholic divine. by Rev. y. r. Miner 9
Footprints Of the Creator or the Asteroleps of
Stormness, by Hugh Miller, with a life OF the au-
thor, by Louis Agassiz, plates. .......... Il 2
Poetry oil Science, studies Of the Physical Pheno-
mena of Nature, by Ro Hunt. ......I Q
Hyacynth, Affections Gift, for lS5l-plates,
iHuslIl Stlt eu2e Il u
Gilt of Friendship, token Of Remembrance for
1851, plates, morocco gilt edge. ..I s
The Remember Me, token Of Love Tor 1851,
plates, morocco gilt edge. ...........2 o.
Fathers Gilt, case, containing handsome
vols, Tor the young. observation-disclosures. O
No. 1877 Lttell's Living Age
Oct part do do do, per year. 6 Q
Oct no. North American Review, per year. -. s 0
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

In New YORK CITY the Wings have nominated for
Mayor, AMBROSE e. KINosIAND. The Express, con-
curing with the other Wing papers, says:
The nomination we hail satisfactory, and we trust
that an earnest effort will at once be made secure the
election OF this excellent nc9hre. Mr.. kingsand is
one OF our oldest merchants, and among best citi-
zens He sprang from humble lie, and has been the
architect Of his fortune. His acquaintance with
the city, and his business qualifications eminently fit
him Tor the post Mr. Kngsands election I'VE think, is
certain 1t Is emnenty fitting that merchant should
once IN while preside over the commercial metropolis
OF the Union.
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4 5S ss.ss-seesSss
NC,TlON SALES.
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4 r HIS Id A Y.
THIS DAY.

a GRICUITURAL IMPLEMENTS. &c.
IA AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
executed by Jabez K. Parker, aud of record in the
Clerks Office OF the Court of Hastings Tor the CITY of
Richmond, the undersigned acting trustee will offer
for sale at public auction at the shop lately occupied by
said Parker, the Dock, between 18th and 18th sts
in said city, on TUESDAY, the 29th OF this month
all the Property conveyed in said deed, consisting OF
Agricultural Implements, viz Large lot OF Prouty and
Near pIoughs and Castings; four horse Powers com
pete Ihreshers large lot Smiths patent Straw Cut
tiers, u Corn Shelters, large sze upwards Of so Cyln-
ders Tor ,heshers Lathes.2 Of which are Slide Lathes
together with all the Lumber Tools and Fixtures,
Blacksmlhs' Tools, &c. Also, the Patent Right for
SeymoursP Patent Grain Drill for Eastern Virginia and
the entire State OF North Carolnatogether with the
unfinished materials Of every description lately used
by said Parker in carrying on the Machine business in
said city. If the weather should prove unfayorabe,
the sale will be postponed until the next day.
TERMs-F For all sums under $50 cash. for all sums
over $50, four months credit for approved NEGOTIABLE
paper.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, VI.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
w. GoDDIN Auct Or 29tJs
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

IN FAME a CO.. MANAGERS OF LOTTE;.
We HES, RICHMOND. vA.-'rhc same bril-
liant luck as heretofore attends advenurors in lotteries
under the management of the old established house of
PAINE d co. Their lotteries contnue ahead of all
others Three splendid capitals OF $40 600 sent to this
agency IN the last week, in addition to which the
at sight, F
Whole $4,000; whole 10000; whole, &c, goo; of
$4,000; 2 OF 10000; s Of 10000; and innunerabIs
smaller ones, ranging from $500 to 5000
1t large prizes are wanted address US or
G. W.PURCELL & co.
Richmond Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

AT CTICE.-LAND FOR SALE.--The sub
"a scrber acting commissioner under decree of
the Circuit Court OF Charlotte county, offers for sale
the TRACT OF LAND on which the late Thomas
Pettus, resided.
This tract contains about 100 acres-has upon it a
good dwelling house, and all necessary outhouses, and
Court House. 1t will be sold either together or in sepa-
rate parcels.
Persons desiring to purchase, invited to examine
the land for themselves. The subscriber living on it,
will give any information in regard TO it that is desired
TERMs-Liberal. and will be made known on app-
ton. Ii not sold privately before, it will be sold at auc-
cation on the premises, on the 9th day of November
rshsbIe property the estate including the usual va
riety.
The title is believed to be unquestionable but the
subscriber only give such he authorised to do by
the said decree. EGGLESTON PETTUS,
oc w4w* Commissioner
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nJJCT'I0N SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
E1 HsENT, PAINE & KENT

z hRtsE SALE OF ENTIRELY FRESH
MS DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On WE'D
nESDAY Y, the 9th day of November, commencing at
desirable assortment of " o. N1N
FRESH DRY GOODS,
among which are many scarce and desirable STYLES
adapted to the season. Particulars hereafter.
oc - KENT. PAINE & KENT, Aucts.
"A UCTION SALE OF GOOD sEcoND.
fA HAND FURNITURE, WITHOUT RE-
SERVE.-On WEDNESDAY Morning next 3Oth
instant, commencing at 10 O'clock as above, will be
sold at auction, without reserve a lot of good second
hand Furniture, as follows:
mahogany French Bedstead, with spring Mattrass
do Wardrobe, cabinet Bureau, Waehstand
lane - \, and wood seat Chairs, and arm Chairs
Tea Table, low post Bedseads shuck Mattresses
Music Stand, toilet Sett, centre Table
Handsome Book Case, extension dining Table
] second hand Piano
With many other articles OF Furniture
Also, invoice of Dry Goods will be sold after the
furniture, with many Miscellaneous Goods
&C " GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr
ESOR SALE Al AUCTION.-W!IIbe sold on
I'll WEDNESDAY Morning, the Both dav of Oc-
tober, 1880. commencing at II O'clock A. NJ two
Wood Houses, situated on 18th or Valley street near
The Od Market, and opposite to the Factory of Mr.
Cornelius Crew, levied or as the property Of Patrick
houses are built on the grounds of MIR. George M
Darlington, and will be sold subject to the lease
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, D. c.,
&C ~ or John Goddn, H. G. G. R.
OK HOES. BOOTS AND LEATHER At
~ AUSTfON.--On FRIDAY, tie LIST Of Novem
Der, commencing at 10 o'clock we will sell at our auc
ton room, 200 cases Boots and Shoes. now in store
and on the way from the manufacturers COMPRISING a
most desirable assortment suited to the present and
approaching seasons, consisting in part Of
Mems l.. and b., S and P kip Drogans in great va
rietY as to quality and size.
Mems S. and P. Brogans
Mems extra double sole Boots size 8 to 10
Mems fine pump sole Boots z to
Boys fine and coarse Boo,ees and Brogans
Gents fine double sole Boots 6 to l,
Women's Shoes Boskins and Boots sewed and neo-
ed, in great variety as to quality and size
ikMisses line and coarse Shoes, Buskins and Boots
Chidren's Shoes, extra size, &c.
ALSO, 200 sides Sole Leather
case Shoe 1hiead
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, 4 months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co,
&C % Aucts.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il 90.
KNROC EssITGs, &c, AT Auction a,
SH THURSDAY, 3Ist October we will sell ct 10
o'clock, at our auction store assortment of Groce.
ries, w:
Porto Rico Sugars and Molasses
Coffee, Lamp Oil
200 sides good Sole Leather
Cheese, in boxes and casks
500 dozen Brooms and Buckets
Candles and Soap
Green and Black Teas
Indigo, Glass.
Also, to close consignments, under "Custom House
IS Or. casks Port Wine
30 do Brown Sherry Wine
% do Golden do do
80 do Pale do do
GO eighth casks Pale aud Dark do do
TERMs-under 500, cash. over 500, 4 months Gre
dit for approved paper
oc 26 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co, Aucts
ALSO--lO0 hf. bbls. No. l Family Mackerel
SO Or. do do do do
200 kits do do do
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
oc ~ Auctloneers.
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APPOINTMENT or PROXY

Know all men by these presents that We the subscri-
ers, being Stockholders in the James liver and Kama.
wha Company, do hereby constitute and apo int -
$3.50. our true and lawful attorney and proxy to re-
holders of said Company, held within six months from
and alter the date hereof when not personally
present orrepresented by other proxy; with full
power and authority at such general meetings to give
such vote votes and do such other act or acts as
each of us could give do member of the said
meetings, il we personally present; and we do
acts, our said attorney may fully give or do for US in
pursuance Of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this - day Of -
one thousand eight hundred and -.
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MONEY AND SrocKs.--In New York Saturday, u
>. 6's (coupons) sold at $l2O. Silver was becoming
scarce and commanded premium, Spanish Dollars
Were held at per cent prem; Mexican do H. and
American halves and quarters ] do. Exchange on
London IO3 a IOs
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WAiSSOLUTlON.-T CO. partnership now exist
~ ing under the style and firm of WORTHAM-
McGRUDER & CO, will be- by mutual consent, dis
solved, on the 17th October, 1850.
The books and accounts will be at the store of Ed
win Workman & Co., (the old stand of Workman, Me-
Gruder & Co.. where all who have claims will present
them for payment and allndebted will please call and
settle their accounts.
Either OF the concern is authorised to use the name of
the concern only in the settlement Of accounts
The stock OF goods remaining on hand will be sold
at auction on the nth Oct 1850.
RICHARD c. WORTHAM,
SUBLETT McGRUDER,
EDWIN WORKMAN.
Richmond, Oct. 9, 1850.
Q ID %
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SSPLEND1D CARPETINGs, &c.-RICH.
stock Of CARPETINGS, &c this season. in Their
Carpet Room, up stairs, No. IS, Main street, where
they are prepared 10 show the extensive and de-
srable assortment ever offered at time in this civ
Caipetiags, Rugs, Mats, Floor Cloths, SC.
NOW OPEN,
Rich Velvet Carpeting, new styles and patterns
Patent Tapestry do, some very handsome
Brussels do, English and American
Three ply do, Scotch and American
Ingram do, do do
81, IS, rs and Al Veuitan Carpetng, twilled
and plain
London Tufed, Velvet, Chenille, and Brussels
Adelaide Tufed and Rope Mats
Floor Cloths, Bookings Stair Linens, &c
Super cloth Piano and Table Covers
Oil cloth Table Covers &c.
Many OF these Goods are OF our own importation. Of
the best quality, and we are determined 10 sell them
cheap, oc2igts