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Teicgrsphio Marine Reports.

Bosro-, New D.
ArrvtsShip Kentucky, Forieaus tarks Delaware Phi.
lsfe, phit, rsskrs DO; brir Pearl, DO.
Reev-briss Eoiua. ard KOtt Wing.
Cleared WsndeFer. ~ Thsmat Emblem, Cspe sy
en hcCn,ery Cier reegsi Enpire CBio)pee, snd Chi
mel hsurey Cape Hsyilen; Waterman, Mobiles rawn,
ssilsd-ship Flying Pisa. sFraseiseo.
gasaIFsro-. Novs
srrivsa-ship F,ra.ld. Evsrk, brs. B Alice Bala-
more; Geo Harris. Phiiadelphis.
esned-ehip Cathsrine, NForf.
rAfI RrvyR. New ).
Arrivss-sehr Ninsrvs. NoGlvern, Bsisinore.
ssiied-sisop Ess,A. Cummhass EYerh;
rv.a-ships Delaware, Bostou sullivan. EYors, Edv
rverets Bsltnore.
esiied-Bnu sOntaus, and Joseph Flsh.
Arrived sehr. sorfot Packet Golden Rule Ysntc and
Berthe. frofki Coluuhus. Philadelphia.
tchr Cullen o. Portland reported yesterday Ia distress
Lost seyern sails top. yard boat snehor and chain
ssied-esrhs Jeop,ine, and Hannah Brewer. whales
In Hampton Rosds-sehr d Lounder from Boston for
Bsltimore.
NV BspvoaD. Novs.
Artivsd-sehr Luther n Chase. NYOrt.
Arrivsa-Bris c.rdia, Melville, H.-.s.-
sryed-sohrs Perm. crevell AlbsnYiy g waisros, Lit
bsny.
ssilsd-sehr Lydia Gibbs, Baltimore; sloop Thos Hsv
Inns, Jones, kYofh.
81 Jou,. NIB, Nov l.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THrH sDtY, Nov. 6-6P. NJ.
AsHss-There we're 30 bbIs bought AZ ~ s7Hs 81
20 for pots and 50 81 = q s5 t3x for pearls.
Bftswss rules lower; 1000 lbs yellow being sold at
&c. q % ~ cash
BstApsrJrFs Flour favored factors near 10000 bbls
.s,ing charged hand at 90 sIii s3 e3N for State
ou sNto'4 Tor Western, and proportionate prices
,or otner Ainds Canadian and Southern remsined %
sN noteo though 1890 bbs 81 the former and 200 Of
the latter found purchasers 20 bbls rye ovr and 100
10 Jersey neal fetched So 49, Wksa, moved 10 the
tA.,ns y 5,yts buthels 0snesce Waite at GO q 23c
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supreme court.
SPECIAL TERM.
Hon. Judge King presiding

Hon Judge King presiding
Nov SILVA Mc.7rtbtp end another ~ Seopan Ians.
kugh and another Motion to set aside Judgment and
execution N granted without costs and upon the terms
that the defer dsnt stipulated net TO bring scton
account a the levy.
Before Hon Judge Mitchell
Nov GT1s State Of Tnd,ena rs M,s,7n r. Serrsoi and
csleys-JuJgment By default Diminishing bill Of com
tlaint as TO defendants Franklin 8 Kinney the New
YORK Dry Dock Company and Russell stebbins and dts
solving relates 10 them, with costs 10 those
defendants.
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INTERESTING FROM SANTA FE.

The Late Elec tion-AssaSsiaa ti0n OF WILL
Mam g. skinner-Murtier Of Burtinett-
Army Movemen ts-Pro.pec tive Troubles
with the Mexieans.
We have reosived thu Sana Fe Gazette to the 9th OF
September, which interesting facts. The
stats Of society in New Mexico to be In deplors
BE condition general confusion prevsh We give
the following extracts =;
lFrcn the Santa Re Gazette, Sept 2o.l
Below win be found the returns Of votes cast for dele
gate TO Congress from territory, the election
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Cleared.
s,eam,hp Cherokee wisdle. Chagrss. " o Roberts.
khip y; Chasdlsr, Liverpool zereg5 q co.
ship dbgtnqae SAMUEL Ros,srdam, " Sshnids.
slip American Union Chase Mobile. Crosby Crosker
shin Sarah Morrill,. Mobile. A,kIns Il &c;
ship JoLn Bunysn. kiehols Apslashicola, Nesni.h 4
JOha Winthrop, Blanchard Turks Isl.ni,. Hesmith
nsis y,sp.r, H,sty. ch.,ls.ssn. prah.m . Dinon.
LTis Wa,,ros psyid.oa. Por. :isSy s,gis whituey.
sSo Gss,s e sDsssar f.s%oaS Ss s
Ers Tl.:n roller; Lewis: ssvsansS. Dunssa ptnss.
irtke.
So. sSIt Nsh1lns1 8, MSs.:ls ra.s.n s0a
schr n.oa, Dayton, AeIaadria .na wath!ag,on. DC.
ss6E s.svns. naryey, Chester. c G Hnl.rd.
stssner iI snsirseiss Bal Phii.ae psls.
ssSsp yss witch, Wells. Pfoviaenos.
Arrived.
Steamship Pronstheus Churchill Ban Juan. Me, vi. Ia
vsus. With sold dus: and tssssngers. 70 order.
csF = S.Ts w s md 81 fs
ES 3fs ss sS TIE 1i ~, %Ss sc SH , ,s@
tP schiller % days from Brsm,u tor aaltirsrs oss LAT
T, h,s risa,.s heavy washer on ,A' Pss',S' sp
rd so7 psi.snfer', 70 aEiasslanG = o. No del,hs
I'm ne voy1rS id"s seTs sas ss
ssF ls s 1%s sn n.'nrs q a'' Win
ship seaEass Bride ines eiieYerL AJFiek Bs!tmo.s In
bs,s Nancy Trs.., Ll,.sssa San yE,s..ce Vi, MAILS.
April rrascd Javs HEAD July TO- 81 Hoens SEPT H. vita
mdlO, 10 Dusk Co or Java Head fp9ke bark Fanny,
foe Nes York On the p.ssa-e from San fralssog for M
Mia bsu lei Taylor sbaEe Of Rhode Island was lest over
Bstt Child g,rod, Rioh Havana Dc. g. vita sugar. s'
Bsrf Esrssre. iog PhiiIAerAal wood Wow orleans 10
dsys vita cotton, 70 Church Nov OF uAttsrns ttw
. aumhnr % spsIs. With rirrrE attached.
Bark Ottawa tnesl french Baltimore, with eea 70 mas
ter.
Brig Charlie Gee Hubbkrd 81 Marks ~ days witN cot
Ter 70 Coa Anderson CO. Has heavy vcatbtr
tie ioss sails 30. Aus "a the ou.rard pas
sage Christian Holm, native Of DssnsFk fell overeStrd
seLr Thcmas Potrren Bel. Bsnson Belize Hon. 2,daIs
With rnAhorsny. onehae.l. sc - Cora.
schr Ateons tDrl Bsras Bils53ro', NIB. ~ days, for
Newark, with 60 al. ~ Coca e. sn!th
schr NAL inrton. Mugch, AeEsndria, Sdays.
echr swan, johnson, AierAr iria, 4dAys.
sehf Chss HawIsy, fIun Briise-ors 1days.
| pchr Russell Cone, Portland, c. 2dsys.
fchr Joseph Hall Coe. Portland. 2dsys
Schr R0bt SuIth Dickert0n. Portland, 81, days.
sehr Wolso,t, rsSrs. B5s.cu.
tohr wrshs rsht q et9a. days Cor Philsdefhfs.
schr 1ssac chem, Rhodes. Rochland. edays.
soAr Ifnasn Dean. Ulns Rackland. dtys.
Pehr william. Hsnscope. kastport ~ davs.
| Steamer Roanoke, Parrish. Richmond, - hours.
chip with Ices cf main ,OpmAs, aad miren vrsNlsn
/ msft.
| Aiss, bark. unknown.
| stcanslip Cherokee. Wade, ChagreA
' vov G-wiId during The cay NV,
4
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Herald Marine Corre.p.-as-ce.

Arives-Br.o Den Boyd. orpstsiot. Philsdsiphis zoe
ssco; Denmsrs Wotdbwrv dc Tor Boston, sohrs Monelovn
French ds Sos WIN Peters Lord B.itwsre for dst In
yireiss Hodsscn R9sscus 90 o., rsgsrs Perry 40 do
Psssuctts Tor Dsfsss Commodore, Dosse. D-nnis Tor
Hsmptes; Fraseh Cummings, Trsser, Phisasiphi. fos
Fevfaryport eussn. 0vadsn, rYort for Portisnd.
Hh-Afr kJstic Reed. Ffcrf for Bingham.
ssh-In port all the vesssH ahovs rsror.ed
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nR. La oRoIx,s PRIVATE MEDICAL ralATisn-

a snO RRwARD.-JrvYRIRs ANrIDoTA A sra
YOUU aeis mixture for the curs Of private dsera?v.
mahss speedy ours without ths les5s rsssroscn s
prcprlsssf e.alisss.s s.sls css yhos sss %ssus' ~
put % N SetteS With full aireetisns ~ o. One tosAs
iNsN wei nAny eurst IN i've days -, sale ~ g
". =, H..Is iN Hsasvsr ssr,sA n's>sa. Ns<a
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MARITImE INTEL LICE n CE.
To Correspondents.
New Work, November z, 1851.

CsrtAlns Of vessels and others furnishing News 70
paper. vouls oonter favor By sealing their esmnani'
Nobs.
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SHIPPING.


NOTICE -PAssENoERs PER STEAMSHIP PACIFIC
tsa,i sirtst o. ss;nrday. Es,sSSes Al eeissi AM
Friday November marked eelsw ri1h ths s.mesr Of
EeR LIyEapooL-UErTED STATES MAIL sTkaE.
sapsss. VIII Ne Urssi sts.es Ess fsf ESrSpe peal
r rSr freight or p.sssss Ssvrs UpsssisS sssosszsss
"'@' '' ' RbSssb a S'S coiiisg co. w,n.s.A
The s,s.nshp BALTIC viii succeed s' fseias. aal SAL
s.,urssy stS HS1,nbsr 1t soep.s p NJ rsa Pier Ss
S'i'A n,'', SAIL Ut, ?iti6i fssi sr.,,
Ihe ALABAMA o,ri Luaior, on ss.arsAy' Eth No
FOE NEW RLEANs. VIA KEY wKsT..To SAIL os
ana .p.sss ,sTtsr ~ ssI ns.. sS ns
der wl pe.ysly ,sli q. shove Fer ir,ishs ot 1880
Nor Iron WORKS. Cabin passage So frsishsss % seats
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP conPANY-Tob
The spisnda ,ssan.hp hNPIRl CRY soc soss bartass
street North Ki1sr on Eoads5. SoTsnSsr Ia SO ssosi
Rsiss q ps,.sr. 4, H.vsn. sad New orls.n, -N,y a:
Issl.s saloon Ps,'A... so gsr...s saloon Berth -
sr o only Or freight 20 HsTsnA No sns i.ains
F.,sqss'sS. ssppi, ,Ss@.s..: ri.s q.
adnG which may be had on ~ the ohec NC
ether '',r S sisc %.. ,'
pAcIpIc NAIL sTEAxsHIP coNPANY.-oNLy
sS.ss li9s "a es0'si. and or,son u, ensfr.,
3 fifs;I
precisely r., S.r n Ss ,h siS ys q
.r IS .s.ssT,s an % s..n.
.uiLADLLPH,A Iss,.nses. ls.vn. n the E%PirS 90,
T1Iy. x. and mai Psnso, For psss.ss
Bpiy =. The Onee, h "~' ''es" corner warren street.
VANpERBILTs LINE FOR SAN TnhNc1sco-Tuk
MErnRus Captain churehiIi. viii leave from Pist No T.
Ses,ns VI. the new Sssrsu. transit route, h,yln: S1t
twelve milcs Of transportation with the steamer Psciac
Bsttery place, up stairs. ID. ID. ALLEN. Agent
V,BRoUou TICKET FOR SAN FRANCISCO, BY
Nsndertlts lipe PER steamer Prometheue TO sail on
saturday bth ns for sale cheap Apply Ills Wall street
MEDICAL.
hrs, HUNTER WELLESLEY. PHYSICIANS, FOR
Consumpuve Ds,sses, and Al sase.ionso ne .rnss
Medicinal vspOr, sG Brosdvsy, New York.
TEE POOR MANS RINEpY AND FRIEND 1000
bottles sold this year The only real spectre ier she
avoid and heir sbomn.bls mercuris posons Price
Of the remedy ST. with full directions and competent
ssS, y flT III ' ss'ss'
u Persons sesss With Ibis dssss. viii ;. cured IN
S.G s r sssars. car: S.. '
I p :t II m :ssss s:s Ssfs ti ro. & SIS
nR wARRsN, NO. MOTT srRErr. Is ooNYrDsN.
a.ss KIN q ear. . e Scent Ssss S
ron ,sr,e 70 sv. ssys n Dest s. Deceived " W:
e1esyu,a tas opNT quiissi Lsnisa I1sfSla Ia tss r
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKs-A COMP rrE pr crteAJ

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the stature and treatment Of delicate
And all the kindred
Of beautifully eoiSred Astes. as largo he-by Homer
Bostwiek lecturer on Surgery and diseases Of the
above named natu-e II IL large 5uarto, $50 pp second
edition. Price So Extract from Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal - IL be said fesrlessv
70 hieords or Aetons wcrkson the same family Of d
this country. Author of The Family Physician" price
Is oepts author Of work self Abuse and Its Deps-
able Efects &C., &C. sixth edition. fourteen plates priee
81 For sale at the publishers, sTkIN0ER r0wNSkNp
II Broadway, and By the author, 6H Bro idwAy.
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In RIO Arriba county. i6o votes we're cast for Mr.
Weghtman but not recs, he'd they given tia
"a day Of September the polls having been adjourned
over Mr. Weghtnsn rvc-v.d his certificate yesterday,
and to-day or 20 mor-ow departs for Washington.
derssrd that Mr. Reynolds has served upon him notice
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Dre2Lvery physician Of ordinary selsenos and
6r rsaNos can bs placed to really cure
all other remedies drvs the disease In the booe Price
vial The Hunterian Dispenssry Division street New
York city, Ia the only be hsd Doctor Huntes
a. ali hours he saves nor, lives every wear fcr lees
than other other city Cali
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MEDICAL cAap-pR. oLoYxs coNrisvEs ~


IVA those obstinate. prot-aoed half CURED sat
patched that have haffes tho skull O. the ne.p
eneed and suOb eecape tor isroraEt medi,s freoa
Stfansers appeed that this city Aboupd with
eai empyrioai pretenders undcr hoticous wish
French pronunciation, who make .sdtss
quick Strangers heasro Of these SELF nerstj coet
Dr. g has received regular meSorl education and hss
eOnenot hnss 70 e practice Tor tbs last twenty
ysarB a hs present ocos No II Ann ssress Broad
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nR. RALPU's PRACTi1AL PRIVATE TREA1isE--
~ Intended for I'll VITA Esel earna practical INFORM
~ afflicted with osrtap disesssssivsg the nstsrs
ymptoa and Of each disoks wish
sooles fer TIE r.neees tAer msnsgemsns so-in . a..
lang1age. IL enables 10 successfully add
srlt Ills jvsss properly treetd Tent saf
hcnff pr,s with plstos prise csnts SOLD at "a Green
vl5s strect Ann street by ost boob oiags Ea.e
"a rsoa.e snvesres. By aissensiag peSs pAc " saG %
Pos.
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DRL; SoRTAsosE CAN IRE CO HsuLTED, yRxa
~ Of charge the sutj of daeasos from A. NJ ~
sP M Sundays oSospted Thoss who ~sh 10 sTsc the i
position Of bFt ssioo Who call themselves Members OF hA
Royal Colleges &c. he would be happy to serd tao roi<
they need. 1. hOkTasOsE laG Willis strsss.
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MO FEE TILL CURED.-Dlia COOPER 4 MURPHY.
~ Rssssvet sscee from their long practice and
fcssona knowledge y he relied for thu o. sbocs
hssured frequently the result Of re
6netors Lendon Dipsms be in the cdlSs r. h.
En+rAa oe Ne. sliords chs ueAlsas evtvaay.
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MEDICAL.

hrs. HUNTER n WELLESLEY. PHYSICIANS. FOR
~ Consumptye DISEASES and all affections Of the lungs
and air passsge Treatment By the Inhalation Of Wrn
Medicinal Vspors 3T broadway. New York.
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rrnrsHrE WAR or RACEs-AR1TY MOVEMENTS.
Va. q. ~. ganta W aar-... .nni u

There has been large body q armed Mexieans yes
ts-dsy sDd day st Armos aud the Americans N this
r'sre considerable un-ssness as 20 what may %
the rssut All this has groEn out ~ the III feeling OF
the Msx'csDs towards the Americans; and II Congress
does DC sonshng for genetsl var Of the races
vii b tte result.
Acs, q he army are nor on campaign against the
Nsvsiccs.
c., spmueI has not yst returned from the country of
thsNAsloes a. last accourts b. had advanced beyond
the isrcss valley q Cha e sea-rng amongst the rock
and bis for Indians Ia vain 10 Is said that but one
Navajo had been ten lie came into the American
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nR. COOPER. IL DUANE sTRKET, HAr, rem fDa
~ last nineteen yesr devoted his rrssss 70 VA afsss
eNt o. ercur and other dsessoa He oar orr.
AgsravAe1 6is..ses an mild removed In v ssyr.
B.-sxangers, 40 eos be deeeysd W mounsebsnt she
tploms IN ny once villa No sst names In msdistns 90
surrery ths ssrssr has pro5eed persss esfssf
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diseases and their t1eatment warrants thsfpeedtoss
srre 70 the unfortunate OF will be cured BY Nm posi-
lively In hsf The usuai tine snd BIZ mild meshcd VIA
ont any pain BE wsva thoss who have eoatr.1ssi
hese diseases 10 mako early application rAtsn oaif
himstu once 10 Canal t.scss, corner Of Brosivsy. Ne
fee required until cured.
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nR CoNvEHs' INTOXICATING CosDIAL. tai
~ only remedy for th5ss sid affections Of boey szf uin
iDg from se abuse Sos,s three bottles fer "a viva
In pertant vice 20 tAe .rred and pse. Sofa ~ "
Tlird svenus ass arcss-sy ard III Bsvtry DR. c,nysrs
MEDICAL work syrhlie self abuse and ali private
to the country.
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TIsFoRTUr ATEs FRIEND ~GnkAr SCI OEsa.-4.cau
bottles cold TIE s?oohs for private d.seaseA
II the world Cures In two days without hncranoe from
baSr HrnercSe cured monthly by lee Prss
81, largs vial, wish hack Dstoh BT WARDS, 70 Cs0Aa
street. corner Of Broadway Aasioe-0ivs ne foes. Dr..
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MECHANICAL MI PIC IeE--DV On LANEH's CURA.
IVA tive instrument the rnly infaifoe esIedy existing
for these dporsblo ir6r,ss f,op sarly np<e-
For address (posps Box l0s dvsy Posi-
oe De Dc L. continues a. r.~salsr sttsn ~
thea eorDiGiptn
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DE: RALrh. kgTaoa OF THE PkscfiCAt Fn''
and 70 oeiosA n NJ (Sundsy ptod) No. So Green
s!o street Tre shs uBeonmon medcsJ advantage VI
author has euioy which he woui Instance havE
,ssaee reveal yesI- Psrs for tia turposs % e
practice devoted 10 this spe s.y. he Vita
QUE hesitation. rrcmise. the and conph
n safe ard rssiesl o1re than can % esainet froa ,y
assassB viii he eratGed hy the and rapttF
Of tAe sa-s which Is often effected very few iays
wsiiag provided for treatment by gs-
10. niarnaa R{sl Posi- Olioc.
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tyr wARRsN, NO. ! MOTT sTRErT. IS CoNrrDeN.
~ rslly consulted diseases Thirty sir practice
snstles him W wAspt mercury recent cases vrsd
ron three ~ eve aays n. R-Dont be deceva W VI.
pretenssrs Ell quack in Ro~syeit street. an vita
eGeTt,a, tas eply quassi L,alaItsxo)a Ia tas sitf,
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nR rAwcETT Is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED Ar
~ HE oftee, "A Dover street. all delicate Diseases
vhish DO eses without mercury Reeezs esss cured In
lev Gays Dis Balm Of Hufa for debility brought
BY cell ahuse 10 the most tnyigorng medicine fr that
disesss ever istzotucsd into this country. No lie tO
cured.
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ZOE sAyANNAH.-THE Y. O. HAIL sTsAxsHII
FLORIDA, Cart. Thomas Lyon will losyp Asovo. on
Saturday 9Th November, ut 3oosek r. n, from pier NJ
4NeIta River. Yer ir,isat z nssage, apply 70
The ALABAMA, o.ra Iudior, on Saturday Eth No.
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CERTAIs CURE reR CuTASEogs CAscEz-
weeks visheut paying ssythIns until the has
place sufn from $40 70 500 sccorsns 70 sgresment
vii ~ forfeited should the Apply By lskter
,ins . place Of meetns Bor a50s, Post efcs. NJ. ".
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FU'Hk POOR MANS RkMEDt AND fhibND- luuD
bottles sold this yesrrbe only real specific for che
Of delicate dsesses-Unforunates bs wise Ia tins
her abominable mercuria poisons Price
Of the remedy, ST. with full directcn and competent
Advice sratis 10 70 IL aud 70 O'clock,
daily. yANEs MALLIsrER's, i4i Fulton street.
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MEDICAL.

DA1S ANp LONDON rxsATnnNr or rRIvAx1
x,bo0. s.;o IN t.t M hssy1s y vc.ssshis
End 90 b eenbnss nsdsass -
sns sac oaH show Any ons the ere thcunS
ys..s au..s. t.cn q: other rsy::sns Is s e
ysnert esasse which eers b. thss net sxp
ling shs former one soon esough His diploma Nth thea
e. equal Y YoS cured .:s 1. sss tsy.-D. L oss
another doctor tried long MmsC. D,saad. pais ovS
$50 dollays In Ave 70 be csred Of roIs
=. .rosmsns IN ebert uns-J~ Hy..s. You oursl e
short time after had bees under &soe phyrsisns for
beade, nrnS every qu.oh medicine sssla hssr Of y
tests ~ tstsnoo By enoloelnE e, b treated bl
mail Once hsrys-8 morning u sndf 70 In ths even
Broal,wsy--not in tho store.
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VANDERBILTs LINE FOR SAN TRhNC15Co-THK
" only through line. via Nicaragua. 1he steamer Pro
METHEus, Captain Churchill will leave from Pier No. 2
North River on Saturday Nov sth. At o'clock r. NJ
Meeting via the Nicaragua transit route, having but
twelve miles Of transportation with the steamer Pachc
Captain Jarvis For passage, inquire only the once. No
. Battery place, up stairs. ID. n. ALLEN. Agent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-08
AUGUSTA LANDS FOR SALE.

ICY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of
I'D Augusta County, rendered at the June term,
the undersigned Commissioners. will proceed on
Saturday the llth day Of October on the premises.
to sell at public auction, the Lands oil benjamin
Houff, decd, subject 10 the widows dover
These Lands are in Two separate tracts. The
larger or Home place, consisting Of about
23S ACRES,
lies on the Middle River, six miles from Stanton,
and one mile from The McAdamized Turnpike, ad'
joining Poage, Harnsbarger and others. The i'm
proyemenls are comfortable and such as are usually
found upon our Valley farms.
The other Tract contains about Go ACRES.
lies two miles distant from the home place and is
well tm5ered. The soil of both Tracts is OF the
best quality Of limestone, and in good state ofcul-
tvaton.
Prior to the day Of sale the Lands will be sur.
veyed and the widows dover laid of aud on the
day of sale the whole body Of Lands in both Tracts
will be sold, subject to the Widows life estate in
the one third, or only the residue Of the land after
taking off the dover will be offered as may appear
most advantageous for the heirs.
TERMS.-,A credit ofone, twoand three years
except SO much of the purchase money, 10 be paid
in hand as shall defray the COSTS Of suit and sale
the purchaser giving bond with security and the
title retained as ultimate security.
WILLIAM FRAZIER,
SAM'L HARNSBARGER, Com'rs.
THOS. P. WILSON, y
September 10, lS5l.--td
E~ Rockingham Reg. copy ill day Of sale.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND.

IN pursuance of the last Will and Testament OF
4 Andrew Crawford, Decd, We VIII on Inc ola
day of January, 1852, at the aie residence OF sa;a
Andrew Crawford, decd, offer for sale al PUBIC !,
auction, the several TRACES OK PAitC Eho
OF LAND of which the said Crawford d!ed Se'A-
ed and possessed, containing in the aggregate
64ss ACRES,
being in six different Tracts, all adjoining esch
other. lying and being in the County of Bath, on
the Turnpike Road between the Warm Springs
and Millburo Springs and one mile from the latter;
and upon which is the BLOWING CAVE, A
considerable portion ufsaid Land is River bottom'
and in fine stale Of cultivation, with all necessary
Improvements thereon; g'od DWELLING
HOUSE, Barn, aud all other out-bulldngs, ana
upun The whole is very desirable properly being
in a good neighborhood and convenient to MIL,
Blacksmith Shop, Church, &c.. and within a SNORT
distance of where the Central Rail Road must pass
if made 10 Cuvington. The Lands will be shewn
10 any one wishing to purchase BY Mr.. Joseph
Burger. who resides adjoining thereto Fhe lerms
of Sale will be one fourth of the purchase money
in hand. the balance in one, two and three years,
The purchaser giving bond with approved pefs"na'
security. and the title retained until the last pay
ment ia made. WIN. C. BURGER,
S. A. PORTER,
Executors ofsad Andrew Crawford, deco.
October | le6l.-3m.
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

SEALED Proposals, directed to the undersIgn
~ ed at Staunton, Va, until the Isl Of Novem'
Der next, are invited for constructing Bridge over
Middle River, at Pomer's Mill, on the Staunton
and Parkersburg Road -,
The span Of the Bridge will be Sc feet, and will
be constructed on the Queen Post plan.
Offers are requested to state what they will build
double track hrdge for. (lhree sets Of queen posts
10 feet in the clear between queen post braclng,) OF
single track 10 feet in the clear, with two sets
Of queen posts.
There will be about IS cubic yards ofdry ma
sonny, for which separate bids will he received
Tho work to be finished in three months after
the Contractor shall have been notified by the
Board of Public Works that his Contract is received
and approved.
a Plan and Specifications will be lef at Pomer's
Mill by the 25lh of 0clooer, for inspection, and
Mr.. Pumer will give any information in my abb
sencs. r. II. KINNEY,
Gen'l Snpt. Stanton and Parkersburg Road.
Oct. |, lS5i.-Vind. copy St.
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