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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
10 NORRIS Bookstore.

Nw T. ~ e. s. TALIAFEYsRO have ,e-
Il rs moved their flee 18th ST. get, next to Mayo's
BrIlgr, where they prepared 70 fill all orders for
FLOUR, MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER. with
promuueSS. au l5-du
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neutrality-suspicious. extra, No. lOl-Capi-
tai; S4 $50. IS numbers, - drawn. Tickets 81
halves 50c., quarters 25c.
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DAVID CURRlE,
CHAS. T. WORKMAN & CO., or
Sc 9 HASKINS q, LJRY.

~ FOR ROSTON-First and 0nlv Vessel -
&c. The super fast sailing Schooner VICTORY,
NiokefSon, master having the greater portion of her
cargo engaged and gong on board will sail with
all possible Dispatch For balance OF freight of 300
packages tobacco or passage, having superior accom-
modauons. Apply to master on board, at Edmond &
Davenpost's Wharf, orto
au "a DAVID CTJRRIE
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~ iOt tsOSION-FlRST VESSEL-The
49, superior fine fast sailing regular packet schr
lULIETl L. captain Obed Baker, having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged and going on board will
sail with possible dispatch. For balance of freight
OF 300 packages tobacco, passage, having superior
accommodations apply TO captain on board at Ed
mond & Davenport's wharf, or to
se8 DAVID CURRIE.
a. TKATTON'S OFFICE. No. S, south I4th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can
For eiinp Drizes STp TrnN,c tho mon
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a1m RICHMOND. PETERS.

NzXaSKKSBURG, NORFOLK AND NEW
1870 1900 YORK STEAM PACKET COM
:. PANY.--FOR NEW YORK;
The new and superior swift steamship CITY OF
RICHMOND, Wilson ]. Terry commander. is now
receiving freight and will positively sail on Monday
18th inst, at IL o'clock. For freight, which will be
taken at the going rates, or PASSAGE having superior
state-room accommodations, apply on board or to
d. Sc IL RANKIN & WHITLOCK
Fiji FOR NEW YORA-First Vessel-VIR-
y Ss9gA GINA LINE Nt OF RICHMOND AND N
schH superior fine fast sailing
having the greater portion of her cargo engaged and
going on board will sail with all possible Dispatch
For balance OF freight of 300 packages tobacco,
Captain on board, at Edmond & Davenporfs wharf
or to DAVID CURRIE
Shippers will please take notice that this is The only
regular line, and sails from New York every days.
go 10
sN FOR LONDON,-The new aud SUPERIOR
60 A ship JUNIUS, Captain Cooper, now in
port will be ready to receive cargo in few days and
will have dispatch For freight of $50 hhds Tabacco,
apply to
se6-f BEv. CLOPToN.
<aA FOR LIVERPOOL, 10 succeed the Ca.
49, ssMEss zone)-Ihe A coppered and copper fasten
ed barque MARY ANNAH, Capt Heating, daily
expected at City Point, having three ourtls OF her
cargo engaged will meet with despatch. For freight of
loo hhds; Tobacco. apply 10
eff BEV. CLOPTON
<aats FOR NEW ORLEANS-First VesseT-
- g sasSs. VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE-To
commence loading Monday, the 18th inst.--The
superior fine fast sailing regular packet barque VIRGIL
MAN, Captain Nathaniel Boush having portion of
her cargo engaged and going board, will sail with
all possible dispatch For aIance OF freight cabin or
steerage passage, having superior accommodations ap-
ply to Captain on board, at Dunlop, Moncure g. Co.'s
Wharf, or 10
DAVID CURR1E,
CHAS. T. WORKMAN Il CO., or
Sc HASKlNS Il LIBY.
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a YAAAR BAGS PERUVIAN GUANO.-
H. STUU | am in daily expectation OF another
cargo OF Guano. Purchasers disposed to contract tor
it, deliverable from the vessel, at $45 SO cash, will
please call.
Sc IL JAMES WINSTON.
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lasa FOR RGNF.-A pleasant house. near the
sas residence OF W Evans, Esq, in first ORDER
having recently Undergone thorough repair; with
garden, &c. Apply 10
sept IL J. vi. TAYLOR
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VNVHE 4 MPIss LIS NICE COMING.
n EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM,-FOR
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Mnndnai Ilpsdnu and WedapSdnn Spnip11he1
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zss FOR RENT. "A very comfortable house
Nit near Clay Street Chapel, suitable for IA medum
sized family, in good order with kitchen hydraul,
&c Apply 10
sent 70 J. NJ TAYLOR
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@s FOR RENT, the brick store and dwelling ON
Ei5 9Th street. between Broad and Marshall directly
opposite the New Market.
Possession gwen imn.eda ely. Apply at
J. q. CHENERY'S.
Sc II Opposite Fred Depot
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

TRAVEL TO TINE PACIFIC .-IMPoRTANr ARRANGE
MENrs The sailing days for the United States mail
steamers for San Francisco, have been changed.
The Philadelphis viii sail on the 22d, the Georgia
on the 9th, and the Illinois on the 18th, Of this
month Hereafter the sailing days will be the 9Th.
llth, 2ith, and 10Th, Of each month, unless those
days happen upon Sunday, when they will be des-
patched on the day following. The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company have received permission
from the government to sail from Panama i'm
mediately on arrival of the Atlantic mails, in.
stead OF waiting, as heretofore, until the regular
days established by the Post Office Depart
meDt, thus saving detention of some four or Eve
days.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16
MON EY ARK EFT.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct l5-O 2. Nj.
There large transactions in all the leading fan
eies to-day but the upward movement in prices not
50 general At the first board Erie Iniome Bon de- ad
vsnced = per cent; Erie Convertible y; Canton Co.. y;
Harlem, y. New Jersey Zinc declined a; Sussex
Mining Co, "a; Norwich and Worcester 1t will be
seen that the stocks which have advanced the most
within the pa.t two weeks f. Of at the opening Of the
market TO day This reaction must have been anti,i
pated. Norwich and Worcester has improved about
six per cent in less than days and the imitation ha,
been too rapid to be permanent little heaviness for
few days would have favorable effect after which
Smother advance would be realized New Jersey Zinc
Co msy be pretty quiet for time but II Is destined to
&c up. The operations Of the company Of such
nature that Its earnings be enormous It's capital
Il small Its affairs well conducted and its prospects OF
the mtst favorable character 1t has an ue exhaustible
mine OF the raw material and unlimited market for
s products There H. therefore, nothing to prevent the
most desirable result Harlem does not move 40
rapidly anticipated, but IL must 70 ",
upn its own merits II other influence "a
brought 20 bear II IL most that this stock
should be selling at thirty cent below par Erie Ra-
road opened heavy aud closed heavy. We look for
steady depreciation in the market value of this stock
and 1t will not stop until It gets below seventy Long
Island remains unchanged The injunction upon the
use Of tssm in south Brooklyn had no injurious eject
on the stock and The removal OF that did not
do the stock ans good appears to be beyond help
injury. Canton Co. runs up and down like thermome.
ter In the month CT March. 10 is impossible to tell
fcm one day to another what prices will take
Buyers on time must be continually the highcst state
Ct excitement II Is impression that the market will
be more buoysnt in few days and that holders Of mos
of the leading stocks will realize mode rate advance on
prices current. There was failure in the street
to-dsy-a firm engaged in stock transactions to con.
derable extent We do not anticipate that It viii have
any unfsvorsble influence open stocks generally
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant rreasurer OF
this port day, amounted 10 $50 325 81 payments
s76sb2 90 balance, $685. 200 OIL
The 'tesmfhip Atlantic from Liverpool, brings four
days later intelligence from all parts Of Europe The news
politically s interesting but, in a commercial point OF
view, neither important nor favorable We have no
charges TO report in the leading markets All our great
staples remain as pr,v,ousy quoted with the slightest
prospect Of an immediate variation, for good or bad
finsneis affairs continue about the same American
securities were In fair demand at prices at the
departure Of the previous stesm.r
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

David r.. Porter = their eandiate, IN 1883,
and defeated Ritnsr by about 1000 majority
They re- elected Porter, in lS4l, BY much larger
majority, and in 1874 they elected Gov Skunk
over Markle, by 4,397 majority, presasing the
defeat Of Mr.. Clay for the Presidency, which
took place in the month following. Gov. Skunk
was reelected by $1,000 majority over Irwin, one
of the most popular wings in the Stste but dying
in office, he ives succeeded by Mr.. Johnston, as
acting Governor-the latter being then President
Of the State Senate, when the whigs had q msjo-
rity. The following year, viz, in 1913, Johnston
was elected Governor, as already stated.
Governor Johnston was originally a democrat,
and supported Jackson and Van Buren for the Pre-
sidepcy. In 1910 he became a conservative, or op.
posed to the sub-treasury and other measures Of
Van Buren. In that y,ar he was elected to the
Legislature from the democratic county Of Arm
strspg, as . volunteer candidate. The wings had
a majority in the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, in
IS40-4l; but in the lower house they required Mr..
Johnston's vote to carry their measures, as with
out it the House was equally divided We believe
that he acted with the wings on that occasion, and
from that period commences his career as one of
the most jealous and active wings of Pennsylvania.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16
Summary OF the News.

Il is highly gratifying to perceive that strong ef-
<orts are being made by the government authori-
ties in this State to bring to justice all who were
recently concerned in opposing the officers at Syra-
cuse, and forcibly rescuing and assisting in the
escape of the fugitive slave, named Jerry. Seve-
as men of good standing in society, have already
been arrested in the neghbOrhood of Syracuse, and
taken TO Auburn, where they will undergo an ex.
animation ca the charge Of high treason. At a
partial hearing of the parties yesterday, bail in
the sum of two thousand dollars, was required for
the appearance of each person for further exami.
nation to-day. This looks as though the au.hori.
ties were earnestly going to work in the vzdica-
tion Of the laws.
We learn fsom Washington that it is stated
there, and believed from a communication forward
ed to the government by the United States Distrc.
Attorney, that the military a. Syracuse we're will
ling to support the Marshal in preventing the scan
dalous outrage, but that they could not act, as the
were directed by a written comm and from the
colonel to disband. This is a most serious matter
Indeed, its aspect is becoming and worse and
il is to be hoped that means will be left unt.ed
to punish all who took part in this mos. fagitous
crime.
Decidedly the best feature Of this mornings ne VS.
is the announcement that the co operationsts in
South Carolina have carried two thirds of the
State in the ele tion for members to the Southern
Congress. The great stronghold Of secession ap-
pears to have caved in, and the disunionists have
sunk to the bottom. Truly, this is glorious
While the opposers OF the Union are bsing de-
feated at tie ballot boxes throughout the South
the enemies of all that is lawful, patriotic, honest
and just, are being indicted for high treason in
the North. THUS be i. ever
"A f1n and graphic account of the proceedings
yesterday, in the wOmen's Rights Convention, at
Worcester, Mass, will be found in this days psper
The report is remarkably rich, and should be read
by every one who takes an interes. in the welfare
of the human race.
BY the way of Boston we have received thirty
three days later news from the Cape of Good Hope
By this arrival learn that there is some prospec.
Of the Cafre war being brought to a close; that
reinforcements Of troops had arrived and that Sir
Harry Smith, the Governor, was in excellent
spirits In the mean time, however, the CaItes and
Hottentoss continued making sad havoc on the
settlements, and the people were suffering f-em a
lack Of provisOns and cattle and stock sta wing
to death.
The st. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad was to
be opened yesterday, from Hyacinthe to Mel
bourne, in Canada. The people along the line
were gxeatly elsted in consequence thereof.
The investigation relative TO the steamer Pam. |
pero, seized By the government for having ia |
granty violated the treaty laws, is nov going |
on at ST. Augustine, Fa.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

ArrArSs IN HAvANA.-We have received by the Isabel,
at Charleston the Diaro de Ia Marina the sth instant
1t does not contain any Of consequence Our
respondent writes to US from Havana that in conse-
quence OF strong and urgent made by
the Spanish Minister at Washington, to the Captain
General OF Cuba the latter induced grant quarter
TO the prisoners who have been sent to Spain and also
that he may at the solicitation of the British Consul,
General liberate those confined in the hospital at
Havana with wounds.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Progrsms"e OF Arrangements for soiem.
I'M, ss.in.rs yoSa,s;r' y n ri'y' 'i the
lieut. 5: ,Ai 'iy 5is ;afls%niss sSs Fi::
order dsrransenen,. and ceremonies on the occasion
from ,ss e,y,rnS., h.o% ci'y nan wAsrs they viii e,
,hs preeOion will form and marih in their ordef ~ FOL
Composed Of Tie i5llos ina comrsnIe,
wsshitsten s-tnounssd.)
und'. 20. the s,,.is. sgm,ssnd q Cart. y.ii.n.
Under IL e sSH%.saS SS%saS' d Z lieut.. Meyer.
Under tie ,smnhns q Capt. wilson.
Under The oomnsna of Capt. Dyckm,n.
rnd he ss%SsSsol ass cSTR'h. csPs 6.s,ia... GERS
,..sI, Amei,esn kiass lcs@psay
7hs sRsysIsnd ,se CLERGY ia a,:snssaos.
raisr csS$snS of Aaiu,Snt asc.bs.
AsGs,.d tpnder srmsl q Honor.
Bearer, ,nesrse pi,,.r. r.n
ehe'Fs sai hsHb' Of is, Regimen, " velsntos mot
Relatives sAs snss Of The deceased.
Genera bs.,., .s -.A a. ca
Mayor and sses ss@s'5; e sss Common Council
He'ssde,. Ci,y yucss, Distfie, hs'ornsy.
With their Oaiccrs.
The rrocssson will move tAroash the e.s, gate Of n.
@ sP Ssaih:n stree; 70 the rsyi throusl the Bow
ana state street iSs south Fsrry thence 70 Green
v3od Ceretry. S' ~
On arriving ~ tie ccmeicry fansr rsrisu, e,remo,les
thres volleys will be frsa over the decssssd
lie rorrietort Of public tadipgs the masters and
owners ~ vessels IN port sre respectfully requested dis
psy fetr hhgs ~ bali mast durinF The cay.
Al, TIE spd drivers q ~ Pas carriage.
streets thr.ush ~b.b ~ .o s tnea iroIn We
owners oi private 'shes requested to comply with the
1hs Chief ofPslice 10 charged With The enforcement ofhs
BY order Of the Committee etArr.nr,pss,.,
AMBROSE q. X tf,gSLASD, Mayor.
coM~frrrF 90 ARRANgTMENTs
sorasf Conckhn, Jsmes NJ. Bard,
Warren Chairman, Charles Crane
Thomas j. Carr, H. WsrI
Major General ssneFd av.es the ofic Of ,se D,Ion
70 assemble a. the Ctty Hail. In full Uniform
nttnd the funeral q Lieutenant FLOYD late Of ~.
s,h ntw ioik volunteers on Thursday
If companies proposing form the escort will report for
orders 10 the Ma jor General.
BY order Of MAJOR GENERAL sANDYoRp.
r. G. WErMORE, Division Inspector
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Otfo6er.
1929. James Lynch. of New York
1880. :. Tristam Bnrges, Rhode Island
1881. =. Edward Everett, Mass
le32. Rev. Lyms Bet cher, ID. D., Ohio.
1893. John =. kennedy, Maryland.
1884,. II. Baldwin, Phila, Judge u supreme Court
1928. -. Charles J. Ingcrsoll Penpa.
1855. Caleb Gushing, Mass
1857. Rev. Orvle Dewey Y
1885. John Davis, Mass.
1889. Samuel l. Southard j.
1870. Rev Cyrus Mason, N. Y
lSil.. Rev John o. Choules, Mass
1s42... II. q. o. Colby, Mass
b43. Daniel D. Barnard, Albany, " 7.
1874. Alexander II. II. Stuart, Va.
lSi5....T 7. d. Eliot. Mas
1s46... James f. simmons r I.
1877. Fletcher Webster Mass.
lS4s.. Rev Stephen II. Tying, q. D.. " Y.
l749.. L. Woodbury., Judge U g. Supreme Court, n H.
1850. Samuel q Arnold, II L.
Addresses have also been delivered at the fairs by the
Presidents James Tallmadge and Mahlon Dickerson)
also by Henry Meigs Luther Bradst, Gabriel Furml o.
the late Henry Colmsp the agric uturist H. C. weste
welt, and others.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

STEAMSHIP ProNEER The departure Of this steamer
has been unsyoidably delayed She will leave Satul.
day next, the 18th inst at II o'clock pier No. 49,
North river.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Family Furnishing Store, 202 Greenwich
street corner OF Chambers New York, where heads of
families will be sure to md every article in HOsry
made to order in style which surpass Renem
ber, corner OF Greenwich and Chambers street.
THOMAS NLAUGHIIN
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Sterling Adviee.-Observe the Crowd that
daily visits the establishment Of SMITH Jr U2 Fulton
street. He selling cheap dirt all knds Of clothing
and the excitement sready created is topc Of
in all business circles When Smith about
the i've dollar suit man is mo where
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Anniversary Address Before the American
Instltute.
The annual address before the American Institute will
be delivered at the Tabernacle, this evening by Dr.
Charles T. Jackson, whose scientific reputation will
doubtless attract large audience The folio wing is
list Of the orators who have delivered the anniversary
addresses before the Institute all Of which, except two
hsve been published and the contents form two large
vot,,
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

the gpifeent Koan Psnofore manufactured by
Gilbert Co.. Boston, now at the Fair of the American
Institute The il Of wood richly and heavily
carved in wresths flowers and stoon the keys
with PEARL the tone is brilliant and the touch eastc
Their at 1888 and AZ Broadway where
large and extensive Pianos and
the Eolian, may be found. Call and see them.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

the hest Lniment for rheumatism pains swengs bruises
throat tic dolOreux Of the chest u1vs
&c Bushs Cream nment works eura,is all Of tie
above Principal depot 3j Green vich
of Duane street; also. fy w. ". Guioa Of
Bewery and Grand streets Price IS cents per bottle
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

ipg card from Ar Nc Alpine
state Lngneer in answer to publication waioh appeared in
the bsnJ Evening Journal last week grossly
protefsiob al reputation and integrity.
The publication is alleged be essentially
similar production eoneocted by the proprietor Of
nal Published
me Ella porateiy and officially answered BY Alp
ane the Board Of Water Commisonera Board reputei u
be g mIosed OF the mss respectable and honorable in
Mr. hoAlpine regards newspaper controversies
In practically establishing the right when IA the present
instance questions OF fact involved II therefore
sorts 70 TIE legal tribunals and has accordingly
an action At Law against Mr. Tea Eyck the associate Thur
lew weed in the propretorsAip Of the Journal =
ALBANY, Oct. H. 1851.
To Ii'E EprToRs OF THE ALn.Sy EyESING ATLAs:-
report h.ying been puelshed during ao,en,s from
the city, IN the Albany Evening Jour Of the
over tie snhture OF v Ten Eyok tone the
that ournal and George sayes both active and ti-
from te Same source and published in the
the !th Of August ss but mpudent and
feel although averse to obtrudng
the political position in which have rec nty been placsd
by the partially OF friends TO roce the assau
on my oiaeisl action as Esgiueer of the Albany Water
REPORT referred TO- until their lty be fully and
Ii unbungy declares that In eollusion with ia nes
tteyenson John Townsend, Erastus Corning John Tayr
co the city of Albany by official aetioa large
sums nd that have In iwibgly ade false
se' snd huef in reports which have made to the said
new resr every fact aud figure forth In such re-
Irts sna this n the only nevspsper shall make
Tue van,on and ndefenble statements ef the responsible
suthor OF the report resred TO- either in his paci,y
Sgn or Pro pristor Of the Evening Journ.
sLall establish the rght OF this controversy
tafsetory nnd UNREASONABLE manner than 10 s possible
70 DO IN Newspaper dis usson asd efth tha.
ereet.d tuis eommsresd against Mr.. Ten Eysk for
tie publication oftte libels above referred 10.
r0ur'rcsrsc,fuiy, WM j. xcALPIN.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

1t can't Burn No danger from F1re-none
whatever only keep in yeur house that never
IRE escate end hre-extinsuisher, Phillips Annhaor
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Notes on Commercial Bank. Perth AmbOy,
Bank Ct New Rochelle James Bank. Farmers Bank, Nina,
&C. taken in payment for Clothing of all styles and
descriptions at EVANS Clothing Emporium. 70 and ~
nj atreet
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Fulton sreet-No~ st the winter s sstsn is s .o,is
fecemmtnd s who te In the vsnt Of Boo and sbo.s to
direct 10 the tstsb tshmebt OF n. A. BROOgs ~
hey Booss srs soes ohesrer snd better thar a.
sbsr stsblifbpeptin the rity' Rsmentsr 100 Faitop
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

70 be The best ever invented or taken Gourauds
Medcated sosp tar feckles eIuptions ringworm
chaps chafes &c; Poudre Subtitle hair
part ct the body Liquid Rouge, Lily White. Hair Res.ors-
tive Gloss at 81 walker Broadway Wash
ipgton street. Boston; Couse Detroit Carleton Lowell
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Vhe Exc1Ament at the Hfgheot.-H1ram
Anderson No 80 Bowery determined to supply
body with Carpet and floor Oil Cloth; he does
give them but he 10 selling English Three ply Carpets
e. and So per yard elegant Ingram Carpets at 3 a. and
bs yard hrst rate floor Oil Cloths 2s 3D. 3s
per yard; Rugs at 2Os and Table Covers very cheap
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

the mshenable world sre ma de 10 order oREENs No
Asto within the shortest posibs time the
der 10 received They are vnrsn 10 f snd be up,ur
rsssef IN mstersl and needievork.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

The Greatest Nation In all Creation for
Boots Shoes and Caters Of every description; but you
boot 1a durable cast very reasonable price, call
y. BhOwN Al Courtiandt street. under the Merchants
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

CArpetings at Reduced Pricss.-Peterson
&HUAPHREY, 379 Broadway. of White street. are
selling rich Brussels Carpets for s. to Os yard heavy
COED, all wool per yard Oil Cloths heavy Per
yard And all other goods found in equally
low prices.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Pass up THE steps u the platform a. Castle
yonf eyes 70 che rsht and take long ook Quincy
nihetnt D1 usrrean Portraits from his gallery ~ Btosd
E VII thsn zee the fhest sfecimebs 0f the ever
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

Cooripg for the hair eyebrows and whs ker pro-
cured st the Wholesale druggists and perfumers in town
and eousty alec at the principal ose and mangfae,ory
NO Wall street. Wholesale retail, applied. Beware Of
limitations.
Wigs and cupsss.-Batchelor'sc q cello ted
Wig Fsctery Wall street. where be found ~,
beet selection OF Wigs teslrs and Toupees They ali
knufketured on the premises Of the beet material ard
Copy abe address
The New York herald., 1851-10-16
FINE ARTS.

-
UsT RECEIVED tPER AsIA) SPLENDID As
sortment o. English Engravinss, being the stoSh Of
sannuttwl be sold very cheap TO pay the creditors
dividend Tob seen H. MARKS Agent Gg Hester stree.
Nov oPEN-TB1 NAPOLEON GALLERY. AT rur
Az rooms of the hatisna Academy Of Design ga Er.sa
rsy, opposite Bond street Adrittsnce al es,,s.
sotet,eo cents. Catalogues. l2,. eents. '' ''''""
a DAGUERREAN GALLERY FOR SALE. LOCATED
On Broadway, established tix years The oss,ie, sns
n one oi the handsomes in the city. and orr syeat
ene % any person wishing 10 Engage in safe ana
BoWEs BALKcox, s, Nassau ,,ro.,.
The New York herald., 1851-10-16

cool mrnns and the eOrodng of these sppareny
bevi ching nights Be fortified with package of Mrs
JIRvls Cold Candy that all time and universally mi.
ted good REMEDY, Tor coughs celds hoarsne and other
throat and lung plants onitorY the conump
ten Sold ty Mrs w. Jervis Soj Broadway AMI by drug
gists generally.