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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Il b-Admiitance . cenls Children ~ cents.
LEON JAN ELLl and hEIk CLINE for cue wee. 'n.s
MONDAY AID II ESDAN. Sclr 1T and "a In Tie
Afternoon - O'Clock CHAIR FEhrS and Groupings.
DEAF As \ IOSl. and MAGIC I'M MfEf IN ihr
Fv,uir-. ~ = oclrcS TIGHT ROPE FEAr> and Won
DEHS ~ Leon Iayeih ano Herr cline. lOl NJ WIDOW
aud The comical Pan'omims ot ltif MYSTIC CROSS
The Chimes, Collection aui the Hai ~ tmy t all hours
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nlonen Uanteo ano TO foan.

MONEY 20 LOAN.--SI0,0O0 "a Loan
We on Bond and MOrtgage. suns % s't spp raAis
III .,,iy H. AARON SUTTON.
- ~. NJ u Pearl Il up f'aIf.
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BROADWAY THEATER.-Sole Les
II see Z NtPSHALL. stage Manager. THOs
BARRY This FVFNING Sspt ,. second A.gai %. Tie
gra-t Ballet 0f CATARINA-
Caa-lns ufen Of the Bandits SiLs aroLA' hoitse'
T. commerce with the comedy %
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAlh LAOf.
Prc-> II Aor,sop- Dress Circle and Parg cite ~ Ct
amy and ILud Circles y Galier ~ Private boIss,
: and Sc Colored Gallery. -. Oyen IL commence =.
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A CHAMBERMAID, and to assist IN wash
ing and IRONING by respectable Protestant Glr OF
20 do general homework IN small famly me pest oi
city reference Can he for Two days AT No Perryst
- IT.
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VRIPLER HALL.-Open at = To
commence at Q Great and enthusiastic success oi
Prof ANDkRSONS 49,.
GRAND DRAWING ROOM ENrERI AlNMLNtS.
Ell SOlREES MNSrERlkJSES
The audience nigltly aEeTag,
IWENrY->iN Ii NDRED PERSONS
These are the hes: proof, Pro. ANDERSON can 1t-
vance impres ca the puh le ma-nhconct lAd Rcr-
esf a MS @ .ahorafe Dertlrm1rccs IN
NATL RAJ MAGIC.
Illustrative of the falla,v OF . -
NEChONf ANCN. DENiO\OL OGN and NiFCHCRAtI
livery oycnl dunn- the werk Prof VIII have me
honor of introducing several ana asst ndns wun-
,lfTs. and recon msrds early arrivals
Admis,Ho 50 cents juveniles under twelve YEAR. .
cents
secure tickets az thc Hotels st the Hall or a; the CIV
Ticket Oa'cc. ~ { Jull.t',. NJ. 3tI bgoai"ay)
For particulars see bills OF the day. lo,'
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: SCHOOL AGENCY. No. 1913
An,u5cnlfni5.

ITALIAN OPERA At CASTLE GAR
Il DEN-Ma. Maretzes, Manager and Conductor
THIS EVENING Sept 2, VIII be pertnrlned he o. era
a III. BARBlEkE DI SEElGLiA
Rosina - Slca Beuucca.l Don BasIlo---- 81 Mann.
Count AlmIvya So SayI Figaro Slg G Ba'iIdli
ADMISSION 80 Doors open 7-PerfoTmanco % COM
menceats No postpoAement on sccoun; Of The weather
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RURTON'S THEATER. CANVASS
~ ST-rHIS EVENING. sept ,. Will be ylay 81 ihs
lausharle Comedy. N acts. 4
FAMILY JARS
Afsr which, POOR PIiLlCODDY.
To c, include With the Farce II
GRIMSHAW. BAG>HAM and BRADSHAW
Peter Gnmshaw Mr. Burton ann Sparks Mss Cha 1man
Dress Circle anG PaQuee Sd csltS Second Ier, - -
Doom open al ~. r D.. gln 20 oc.ocA.
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s.r.. osFooN AID TIE sASD"i'h isLANDs'
COS :. zoe aeoanuTe If each siad Steamer ior
:. rk,ga. f'ISttttrEIEY ncELRAGH. PubiisneEs.
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Silks! Silks !
Latest lmp0rtauons

WEN d Men A NJ + r,
ID Nos II2 ard ia Broadway. Now-YoTE,
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
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iNhss N.."elican Plano-tortc Association -f-s'a''
~, 10 iae general Distribution oi PaAo tortes. os
r.St - {heat> All Interested IN tins popular m We
xuIts fsAse observe, that The Office oi the tonpaA
- elSaed ffVm and AFTER tEt Isl ~ SEPTEMBER, IN
arc. iharsdayS and >atUrlaNS only hours " attend
~, 'Vl ~ Ihe morning - y IN the evening Fwthtf.
.,r1 leonc meeting VIII hc held on THURSDAY evening IA
Nntn the plncigleS and advantages 81 tat As
pos WI e fully explained, 20 all Who desire isl"Fna-
tNAisv Bai.lucs Room " IS 9SllatWay
WI Ina JOCKlYN \ WATSON. Trustees.
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~ Notwithstanding ATLANTIC, from Liverpool i,
under general order this day, at the toot o
CabalM C0Rsgnces Will ploase send their pefnts on
hasId and attend % he Iocent u Their goods lnedoy
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te farm tor NaIc.-A Iare oppoEtanIly : lleFed

tS Farm for Salc.A rare opportunity Is offered Tor
safe and profitable 80 gentleman who WISHES
To lay out picturesque homestead The property IS st1a
ted al convenient distance Of 10 miles from the CITY, md
Va. the Harlem and North RIVER Railroads. AZ Fordhun,
Wesi,hestc Go There Oacrcs with two farm hooSeS
tarns sc Thu "a can D. divided into about our splen-
did hudng Nes. and fo good nvostmeu nj offers great M
ulc.aons pIce s3OO per aoi from which u0 deduction
ts made For Lfp. nation inquire Of \. NJ JOCElNN
between the hours Of and - i VI and and = NJ II
No stg BNatway lat.TgC Buildings roon No s. or al No
"a joan Il between - and P.M 81 W.
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Wante0.

5 Cook or Laundress, by a competent
Young Woman with best Of city references from last
place where She now l.. Call at NJ. lO2 Chan bes-sl
sIN'
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4 ) SrAMSTRESS, or TO take care OF ChA-
: N dIen, by a yoIng Woman Would Ike % travel 20
Eu'o,e The South Can be al No 20 Ham-lton-s
4. tie basement - IL
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~ur sEMI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE
ynRK TRIBUNE

- nm DAY anu hTUAF wv 'I7'5 :.
=. ,,ihsh,c eve - comes f3f -. Ten for So Awe
., 81 or a1.sts lee for seeh insertion
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PROFESSIONAL ENAMIN ArlONS,

Excelsior building and Mutual Loan As
seNauen.-l The next UlNI meeting otfhls ASSoNil1a
MI be Asa al Masonic Hall Ne ga Graky-s, near Fos
W, "A TUESDAY, EVENING, SEPT. 2d. ~ O'Clock PIE
~ Nata there Will ht number II shares redecmc0
sep ne As dues must be pald a. the Sectelarys
utie'c he day q! meVtirS where new subscriptions
g. ,scered As hist las hhns up, the eatrAnce-
. ~, Va son be Increased Information concerning -
- a. and articles oi Association cao be c'un.d AZ
wv Vn's' Nc 10 Bower, up stars
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ave al VI >ale-A par OF darn brown elo'ded MARES,
actin sn tesrs old ID hands high. switch tal> tine
49, sytsh drivers and perirci, kind m all harness "
Also pave Vii 60 together mile IN 81 minutes
sRoC,ea =. halusss ard sooi ladies ssdde-Aors, Also
t~o Ne et ioot icrsobs. which has been used but
AbGy ~ ~ ne Whole "a be sot together separately
- = y MAIDEN zane. ~ SalIS - 81
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NADDER PRINTS-New styles, ~
wi IN. bs.t designs and xOrsnarshp, arnviBg dalI
.oy sals \, NEsMfTH co.
,,1 81 Broad and - New g.
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~ A Card.--Acc0rding To Resolution passed az =
ut meeting OF The taers Association the personal
friends lrreSpectVoo the trade of WILLIAM II BEEbE, the
Halter of this City whO has done so nnc 10 pro
no NE interest Of has trade throughout The United NtdiS
vii meet at the Aston House, ON THURSDAY EVEN
ING Sept A. at clock. for the purpose OF making SUIT
able afIangemtnts for the presentation To MI bett
xLch IA to take place al SAID AsoT House, on MONDAY
IVENING, Sept. 8. nj o'clock.
Report from ne Trade viii he read on thc evening Oh
the an setting forth the why the Trade have taken
this eh0d Of expressing Their regard for Mi beebe a.
man ard a mechanic. o.,
SHOULD this notice meet the ot ANYTHING Ac the hali
Of Mi Beebes tens confident tha there rs not q
feem m the Ast0r House capacous enough To hold Them
2Ns
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INNMEN w an,ed 10 60 10 Connecticut
n four Young Men ac. TAINTED 18th the TT busne-s
To -Nou hands d. 10 ard s-raY efap4'f-
mslt Aoqlv 8; Ne 81 PeaTi-st.er. from 20 Gel -,
NJ ard s.twIt,2P Nj - IL
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TEACHER.-A graduate of an Eastern

Two PLUMRERS.-A small lot Of the
4 celetxated DIAPHRAGM FILTERS fer sale, OF the
ard S. inch size JAS VI. BOYD, No % Maldsl-l Ans.
m
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AS NuRsE, Chambermaid. Waitress.
&c, ~ two yoDng women. one as Nurse and y am
stress The other as CAambewad and Waitress OF
ssss n The Washing the best Of city reference gwen
Can at Ne y 1lhs. between Isl and zd-s's, Tor W.
days
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I.a. American Inslilnte Earmers' Club. -

III American Institute Farthtr> tIUU'
,.rU.t neeias vii be held at the Repository No S)i
galway, On TUESDAY. Sept. ?, at no N S1nect ne
FLAT If Brooklyn Will exhibit for examination tn',f
faient Honey Strangers respectfully invited IA
NJ free 10 all. - IL
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A : Cook and to assist in washing and
ironing, by a very respectable Protestant Gfl IN a
pryae family She ~ good cook. understands BAKING
and IS an excellent washer and roner Good CITY refer
ence from her employer Call at No i29 l1hs near
9th. aV -
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4 RESPECTABLE GIRL wants a situation
"a 70 do General Homework n a private fanny Sac
an eve good city reference from her last employer Apply
OF 3 days =; No 2lj ls;-av. ~"
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Soe,ion II ~, ssantaneous Liquid Hair pyr.-Th.
Pm, .e ~ Nfe> the h4sr beautifully ln r.,
's' Sold VUly a, NJ teS sroaiway
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passed July H. 1881. for the security II Mechanics
and others furnishing mpfeuals eecng buildings m ths
Cav ar COUNT of New -NorN Pub ished and tos sale BY
J DIOSNN. No I NsSsan. Il
y N>ruThSS, cntneroi Wall
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Gueeial Notires.

iii ii az Night.-Io Accommodate C"'n-
" "r and al others who cannot conveniently
" '1s order. durng the day. the Propne'or' Of the
bs'e ,.. printing Establishment IN Tsc Ir5Vao Build
Their Office open vii ~ o'clock ever even
'nss W" o,ssr notice One q. the firm vii DC "a at
t,hdspse ,,.,., 81, ans. l. al dome m the
,..i ,le "a he quickest po''ioe 'ne' Va" cons ' ''''
~ 49,. 40 ,eay,ng .ner orders AT tins Office
~'e"'N sAKER. CODwIN & co, Printers,
80. and spruce sts.. opposite City Hall
Enrouce No Spruce-st.
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q ,. human Hair. beng mos,ened WITH a part
af,lv we q joSsS> Coral hslr Resforafve ,,rei
n, alive. the bulbs Of the ksr ar, r,ap,,stsa
and frcs : Nno'ed and The hair STORED frosn falling
II sold erss gov th> also dresses the hatr he.vt,f
N oelS al No so5 BROADWAY. - ''~~'l'~'"
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
.rv-yORK TRIBUNE

yoR EUR0fkA" IT. VI =" -
departure o. .sea MA y. ste"s 5 ig Sa rS
800 re ~ ss,s ne Continent, postage nclvded
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rS- The Physiological Cabinet, Clinton Hall,

C3- The Phrcnoioeicai Cabinet, Clinton Hall,
No l3l Nassaust New N0rk--Contuns Bus,s and Casts
mem the heads OF the DISTINGUISHED men that ever
hed, also SAglls human and ANIMAL from al quarters
II the sobe-nclu,ing Egyptian Mumnies, Pirates, Rob
bsr. hurdercrs and Thieves also numerous Paninss
aad Drawings Of celebrated individuals living and dead;
And = alaavN nee L. visitors
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FOURTH
The second act OF D,n1ettlS celebrated Opera 81
IUCRkZIA BOkCIA.
10 which the eminent Tenor, >guor sE>IO BENZ
DFITI W make hl. first az earilcc these three years
ny, Alfonso >IiuT Rosi
-l.r,l,, Holela -...-- -Sgnofa rrnIi Benedett
.,rnnrr guor Benedetts
Conductor ......-. ....--.-.--.. Max MHre;zek.
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PROTESTANT SERVANTS

u Nurses. Cooks, Mattresses lauudresseS. and ever.
Aind Of ellenenced Servant wanted Apply meafey al
Ne lS Grand-st Excellent places and good wages can
he had Application > IL
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SERVANTS.-Wan situations. TWO

&ERNANTS.-A great variety of well
- selected Servants are wanting em1i6vlneut Il c
MASoNS oItces. N so Brgadvay ana No ls9 Bower
TENS early subscription - cents Otherwise -
Men and bos cAI oe had for an respectable employment
Nc charge 90 subscribers. - 2v.
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a $ PoRrER. by Young Man who speaks

the German and tnglish languages 0ieu''s =
would make himself generally useful IL shoe store - A
other where permanent situation may oer BSsi
CIT reference gwen Address WILLIAM, No ~ bee
nan &. m the store. 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15

49,, . l.. 49,. l., .,. II. ..-.. ,
onenaer nag under ne 'niuehos o. qanf pofpotsse4
"ceT w',.yn phueu '. Ti,,;n' "'e kfSfP u 'ho
Jaw. lucy VIZ mus "'spp90
Willlam Vest had been iound lylng IN Broad street
uie previous hlght' IhsehsioF dtuuk as soon as ne
maze ms appearances upon me stand CaptHn Whte
rose ana informed the court that ne thSn mad IN ms
possession cV warrant Tor the arrest OF Vest that he
had looKeo Tor nm IN VAN, ana hoped tie Court would,
aiter examining nm upon the present charge commit
nun t'l tonoFro", wheh an eXamnauon oil the former
charge might be gone INTO. Inc Court acquitted Vest
pY declining 10 punish MN Tor ornnkenness, but sent
MN to all 10 answer the charge preferred In the war
rant.
The next prisoner arraigned gave his name as John
L.. Gregory. The officer stated that he had been
found at early hour that morning lying in the street
drunk, and had been lodged in the cage Gregory
marked to the Mayor that he was as good dead,
and he submitted to his Honour that no good end
would be served by committing dead man TO Jail =
As the prisoner, however, manifested come signs of
remaining vitality he was committed for three months
John Enrouchtv ,as then srraioned unon the cbarpe
of 1oious and dsorderlv conduct in the store of MI
Antonio Pizzini upder The CIV Hotel Monday after.
noon Officer Johnson stated tbot he arIested Enronah
tv of the store of Mr. p and learned that he had en-
tered il intoxicated ard refused IN leave when recnest
ed to do So A Young man emnloved in the store then
Attended to eject Euro,ohtv when the latter resisted
and in the scufI1e winch ensned A costly show cas,
was broken Tn dafauIt m 100 securitv tn ba Of oood
behaviour the nrisonar went tn iaiI 9
OrrD,ar - Iyo,, oa roL r, .ro
tben arrairo al n , ohoroo 81 o,I onau IL; ,
M d NJ 1on u ~ 60; C Ih'o"y assauins s
= ~ "!" Niou O"i'oH, vi Hio o'1."
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.

The RECEPTION OF kossUTH.-We learn that the
Secretary of the Navy has transmitted through AL
derman Franklin of tn. Common Council an order to
the commander of the steamer Mississippi, TO remain
two days at Quarantine, TO await with the iusrious
guest, the Preparations of the military and civic re
cePtlons which the city have in for him. The
Mississippi arrived al Srezzia, in Sardinia, Sepem-
Der 10th, in nine days from Constantinople. When
the exiles came on board the Mississippi they were
received by Mr.. Marsh, the United States Minister at
ConstanlnopIe. Kossuth's wife and three sons were
with him. After taking in stores from the naval de-
pot at Spezzia the Misssspp would sail directly for
the United States, and would arrive before the end
OF October At Spezza, none Of the passengers were
allowed land, owing to the anime regulations.
~. Y. Erpress.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15
THE siCxaY sEAso~.-Tbere are s

THE SiCK9.Y SEASON There are som
diseases that visit at stated of the year. and
which not unfrequen'Iy become aarmingy fatal du-
ring the summer and autumn months, especially to The
young. tits supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements of the Stomach, and Bowels alone.
Does not every feeling OF nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this fighul mortality
we not bourd by every principle OF religion to ad
minister relief when in power? BRANDRE1H'S
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impurities,
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healhily, matter whether externally internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
alton Of all unhealthy humours OF the blood, and if
man would but use common sense, he would take care
they perform this Office faithfully. II the bowels
out OF ORDER if too slow too active, few doses OF
Baandreh's Pills will bring them to order Ask the
man that was dying from eonstipated bowels what
cured him; he tells you, Brandreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dysseniery for six months and every
remedy had Iaed he will tell You that Brandreths Pills
cured him in week So with evers chs, and other
diseases In word, Brandreth's Pills, il you
sick and desire to be well-and them occasionally
when we, to keep oil sickness.
For sale by NJ. BRANCH,
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country merchants and planters be supplied a
New York prices. se23
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15

New PLAN OF SEARCH Fer SIR JonN FRANKLIN
writer in the National lntegencer suggests that if
another Arctic search be undertaken for Sir John
franklin that balloons be taken out to be let up from
the vessels by cord for the purposes of observation
for long distances around. The fact that the American
and English expedition lay within fifteen miles of each
ether during the whole winter, without either knowing
it, in the late search demonstrates the necessity Of
this They may have been equally as near to Sir
Johns party and remained in entire ignorance of it,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15

NEWARK, N. j, Oct. 10.
The trial of the Irish girl, Margaret Garrtty who
some months since killed Edward Drum whilst walking
along the street with his wife, to whom he had just
been married, brought to a close She was
acquitted by the Jury TO day on the ground of
insanity. 1t will be rememered that they were
engaged to be married. and that Drum, after running
her deserted her and married another, on hearing
which, in tit of frenzy she rushed out OF the house
and meeting him stabbed him to the heart.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15
LATER FROM RIO DE JANElRO.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 10, 10, A. M-The barque Emf
ly, from Rio de Janeiro, with dates the 3st oil Au-
gust, arrived last night. Coffee scarce aod little
or none expected from the interior. American pow
ions were abundant, and prices fraction lower Ma
tive produce was plenty.
The u. S. frigate Snsq uehanna was preparing
TO sail for the East Indies in day or two.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15
LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Oct. IL By the Isabel from Havana
we have dates the 9TH inst The subscription to aid
the families of the Spanish soldiers killed during the
Lopez invasion and to comfort and take care OF the
wounded, being made at Havana amounted on the 7th
inst to $l50,ll4 All was quiet at Havana, and bust
ness was progressing steady usual
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15

BALTIMORE MARKETS. Oct. ZAP
FLoUR-Market inactjve-no sales to report TO day.
GRAIN-Nothng doing in wheat. Yellow corn is
selling at 5Sa59 cents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15

NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct IA, P. M.
we note no change in prices.
WHEAT-Matket dull
CoRN-We note sales TO day Of mixed lots at 56a57
cents. Market heavy.
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LATE FROM MEXICO.

ST Louis, Oct. Is.
Mr.. +. X Auberry, of New Orleans, has arrived
here from Independence also, Mes rs Mallory, Haven
and Raney, who con ected with the Boundary
commission. Major Whiting has been elected delegate
to Congress by 500 majority. The corn crop the riy
er -Abago is excellent-in other places it has failed
Bands OF Americans disguised Indians are commit
ting frequent depredations.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15

A large Wing convention in Norfolk, M lass, has
unanimously nominated Mr.. Webster, "as the most
suitable man TO be our next President
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15
TELE(4RApHED
ron THE DAILY RICHMOND TIN Els.
PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.

The State elet ton, which comes off to-day, i:
now progressing with unusual animation. Both par.
ties appear sangune of success.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

"A. on MONDAY, Goth October, at 10 o'clock al
the late Hungarian stand, corner of Main and 10th
streets, the stock OF Cigars and Snuff, &c, &c.
portion of the Cigars of the approved brands
all OF which will be sold without reserve.
JOSEPH E. LEADBETTER.
Sale to be conducted by
oc Is ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
sly ALEXANDER MOTT.
NOEL Main street, opposite the city Hotel.
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BUFFALO, Oct. To.
The brig Chicago, on her upward trip capsized in
the Lake this morning, and three OF her crew per-
isiled,
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DESTRUCTION OF A SAW MILL.
m BALTIMORE, Oct. IA, p. M.
The extensive Saw Mill of Mr.. Perkins, OF Hallow-
ELL Maine, has been totally destroyed by fire. Loss
estimated at $4,000.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-15
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICLEMOND

CLEARED,
Bremen ship Emigrani, Anderson, with tobacco, to-
bacco stems, &c, by Ludam & Watson.
ARRIVED,
Steamer City OF Richmond, Terry. N. York
Steamer Pennsy Ivania, WALTON, Philadelphia
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish. New York.
NEW YORK, Oct I3-Cld, fchrs Hiram Gerard
Hammond, Richmond; Merchant, Couch, do. Ard,
schr ilaxall, Lampkin, Richmond.
BOSTON, Oct. 10.-Cd, schrs Courier, Rogers
Richmond; Juliet Baker, do.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. l3--Ard schr Judith
Ward, Tucker, Richmond.