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~ New-York Paint Compnay.-CAPIrAL
S2SooO-1he above Company having completed Their or
ganz6on ready 20 receive subscriptions to their
coptal stock. at No. 187 Readest
Ton per cent be paid at the time OF subscribing TO the
stock the balance in ten per cent instaments every
three months after The company possesses the advantage
Of new invention covering eight States of the Union which
enables them 10 manufacture Paints much cheaper than the
ordinary and at the same time the quay OF the
Pants Is materially improved
DIRECToRs.
u Cornell John c. Ferguson,
n Reeves Daniel G. Brown,
w. J. Cornell.
Il CORNELL, President
..,. co.ro,ory ana Treasurer
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AS NURSE and SeaInstress. By respectable
~ Young Woman. Has good cry reference CAL a, No
us l.1h 81 between 5th and 6th-avs.
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MUSICAL NOTICE-To PROFESSION

lV1 AL and AMATEUR CHORAL SINGERS-MME.
SONTAG'S CONCERTS--Lades and Gentlemen DESTROYS
of joining the Choral Department Of these splendid Musical
Festivals will please call at the Store of WIN HALL
SON No 2S9 Broadway, where all particulars may be OBJ
tanned.
Parties intending TO join win please write their names
ar addresses in the Choral Book at the Store Appca-
ons by letter will he attended The Concerts commence
on the Ed inst Immediate application is necessary.
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Board ano Rooms.

CCOMMODATIONS for Families aud
"A suzle Gentlemen can be obtained No 10 Blocker
At The extensive addition being comp eted the house
now ready for the reception OF bosrders-
A YOUNG WOMAN Of good reference,
"A whose business from home during the day, wishes
TO get Board IN a respectable quiet Protestant family
teErls moderate location 6th-sv. and l2h-st Ad
dTess A. II. F. Union-square Post OfEce.
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METROPOLTTAN HALL.-sECOND and
IA
MARIETTA ALBONI

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respectfully announces TO the public that she w give
SECOND AND LAST CONCERT
on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. II on which occasion
SIG ROvERE,
$40. SANGIOVANNI
SIG ARDITI,
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CRAMERCY IIOUSE-Broadway and goth
" st-The Proprietors bez leave 70 announce 20 .ssr
pleed en- extensive addition their house. and ese now
accommodate several Families nlh elegant sa.I r.
menfs with or without private table. DoNApi W.
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CS- DIR. Rcdfeld, the Pbysiognomist, can be
found No 10 ChambeTsst by those who wish 10 ac-
CURE knowledge of his discoveries, test their utility
Wherever free Hall be provided free lectures will be
gwen to the public.
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rup NEW.YORK TRIBUNE
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CCHUBERTH 81 CO., Music Depot No.
- 257 Broadway NY request the public inspect their
immense stock Of Music for Voice, Piano. for f. g. 3,
hands for Organ Violin Voloncello, Harp Orchestra &o,
in every style for vuOsos and beginners The greatest
lection the United States of $4,000 worth Orders Of
Foreign and American Music viii be attended to with
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~ Spiritual Mnnifestations.-Mr F1NNEY,

Ono viii give his second Free Lecture the Society
Library, THIS EVENING, at \ o'clock Subject: Jesus
Of Nazareth" The public and the scepucal invited to
snd. Mr.. X. Z. AMBLER is also expected speak this
evening
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4 RESPECTABLE Protestant You've We
ANaS wishes TO obtain a situation az Chambernad an
Waiter In private family She good Washer aud Iron
er Best reference gwen character and cspaby Az
ply No. lo7 Bowery Can be for two days from
10 5 O'Clock.
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MAYORS OFFICE, NEw-YoRK, Nov 8, 1852.
re- Notice il hereby given that the Order directing
the Extension the Quarantine Regulations for vessels ar
vng this port from ports South OF Cape Henlopen, Is
hereby dissolved aud discontinued
Given under my hand and official seal on the day and
wear above written A. G. KINGSLAND, Mayor
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I AIDES wishing their Dresses cut and htted
- in the hes; style OF the art a. their own Dy
unernk mathematical rules which received diploma OF
the American Institute Far viii pease call on or address
Mrs WRIGHT, No IhompsOnst. The Art also taught IN
few hour.
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A ) SEAhsTaEss, by a respectable Scotch
Neuaa She understands itn. drcsses and all fam
ny sewine H,s DO objection 20 short distance m the
country for good wages References given # required Can
be s.enM No. ls9 ethav-, ID door, for two days..
4 SEAHsrREss, by q nice intelligent young
n woman who lately arrived from England She
- good psn dTessnakcr. and frst-rs,e plain
QUO co sewlrg and waiting. and make herself useful N
any she IS required Gail al No 2O Sulvan-sL third
fcoE, front room, for three days
4 SEANsrREss, by a respectable young
oman scsQabe OF cutting and fitting ladies' dress
- ara ESQ family sowing would Ike the OF
two chlcTen. CT ght chanbsrvo-k- Can well
omeLeed from her last place Cali az No. IS Jdav be-
tween 10th and llth-sts. private door
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DOARD-Pleasant and desirable suites and
single Roorgs nav be obtained the 6rsteaSs brown
stone house No 81 West s1l-st &Aav House new.
with al improvements References required
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HANDSONELY FURNISHED APART

III MENTs. with Breakfast and les required ior
Jingle Gentlemen in modern built house ceatAnins Den
p, e. IN sbr immediate vicinity Of the efhsv, can Be
obtsr.d upon duplication at No 30 West s5thst h's'sh-
css exchanged.
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To- Free Excursion 10 MeIvina-LAST OF TIL

70 Free Excursion 10 Nelviua-LAST OF THE
SEASON-The PIoprictors of this beautiful village have
made arrangements with the Wilamsburgh and Newtown
onnbuses the free conveyance of all persons desrng 10
visit and examine the location during the whole OF the pres
ent week. An omnibus will leave all Wllhamsburgh Ter
mes every half hour from A. NJ to T. NJ. The terms o.
fered in this property favorable that any person IN
moderate circumstances may purchase home with the GER
taniy of paving for il from their of the coming four
wears when its value will be much greater than now The
desrabty Of this property may be apparent nom the tact
that than half has been sold IN the few days since
the sales nm CncQd
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ROARD-At No. 63 Fulton-st Good Board
- and Rooms for the winter. Also, traAssn: and day
boar'ers
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THE SCALPEL, for NOVEMBER, Edited
Il by EDWARD IT, DIXON, VI. D.. contains articles Of
general interest the treatment for Piles in
such fucctfsul by the British Surgeons and the e
etn etc use IF the Bath. scents
ADRIANCE. SHERMAN Co. No Astor House.
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Gperial Notices.

" Rev. DIR. Rapbali win deliver a Lecture
,sfore the Hebrew Young Mems Literary Association at
S,nyvessIt Institute, NO. 60 Broadway, THIS EVENING
Wtdnesdtyl at o'clock p. NJ Subject: Literature Of
be Hebrews Biblea and Post Biblical" Tickets at fifty
etris each, may lie had at the door.
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meeting Of the ST. Andrews Society the State Of New
York will be held the Mctr Jpoan Hotel (Nbo's Gar
Sfp) on THURSDAY EVENING, the lltn inst, at u
O'clock. JOHN STEVENSON MAXWELL, Secy.
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BOARDING with Rooms furnished and I'M
furnished hsyng ss IN each and baths ADJOINING may
be oStsinsd q No So itl-st.
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AS SEANsrREss, in respectable family, BY a
N respectable Young Woman Is capable OF dong ~
kinds Of family sewing. GOOD shirt Maker or to DO
chsmberwork. and assist IN washns and HoAils Sn
enre oehidren Good city reference Can be
seen for d.ys Apply at No - E-hst between ne
9Th and 7th-sys
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4 MIppLE.AeEp ScorcH WonAS wants a sian.

alton 70 take charge of infant Nurse child
rem more advanced Can do plain sewing. and would be
otheTvis useful The best Ct city reeren given. Can be
seen from 70 A NJ 20 M. at No Wlshin p the
III and -fh inst, each day may be address. the
above number. for one week, to NURSE
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Wants.

a ; COOK, Washer and IrOner, or as Cham-
IN beTmaid by respectable Protestant young Woman
Good reference Has objection 10 the
Try Can be for two days at No ZIG l7thst between
9th and 7th.avs.
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A S Cook by respectable Woman. She has
had great experience, and understands IL in all it's
branches Has good reference Apply at No 81 Centre
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MIR. DEMPSTER, composer of 1.-The May
4V1 Queen" Lament of the Irish Emigrant," The
Blind Poy." &C., has the honor announce his first
original Ballad Entertainment this at the Tabernacle
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. II, when he will sing
choice selection of his popular compositions including
his celebrated consta 1.-The May Queen" in three parts
Tickets SO cts. To commence at O'Clock.
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Course.-EDWIN 7. WHlPPLE, Esq, of Boston, viii
deliver the next Lecture 4tt Of the scres THIS EVEN
ING Nov. 10 at O'clock Subject" The Engsh Mind
Tckets % cents; Gentleman and Lady 81 cents. To be
had al the BcOk stores and At the door.
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HENRY H. is requested 10 return TO his
parents and his wishes viii be further considered
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DURTON's THEATER-Cham
ID THIS EVENING, Nov. II. will be performed
DAVID COPPFRFIELD
DARNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P.

CIRCU US. -NEW-YORK AMPHITHEA-
~ TER, No. 81 BoweIy New and brilliant attractions
for the week THIS EVENING,
THE GREAT CHALLENGE ACT OF TUMBLING,
in which all the principal Athlete Of the old and new coun-
tries will appear.
VARIED AND ELEGANT WORKMANSHIP
Clown-SAM LATHROP. with his new Inaugural Speech.
Boxes Is cents; Pit Ia cents
Doors open at 81 PM Performances 10 commence at T.
Afternoon performance Wednesday and Saturday
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DOARn-Mith the comforts Of home, In
well furnished front Room with
No. III East Broadway, south

1p side between Rutgers and JnoTsonst Avery pless-
third story front Room 10 lct with Board 20 Gen-
tlemGn and bis Wife; likewise, room to single 0en-
tlem6n.
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WET NURSE.-A healthy young Married
w Woman Of good character and sIniabe disposition
wants situation a. Wet Nurse. Call where she now Is en-
gtced No SO East Broadway.
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+ Youyc WoM,N wants a sit

4 REsPEcrABLE Young WOMAN wants STU
~ uaton Chambermaid and Laundress, or 70 take
ola baby and 70 do sewing. Please cell al No ni
Fast 9ihs,. within door Of st-av toward Asv Can
he seen for two DAYS. Best ofcity reference.
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which, thsugh sbnsxieus - criticism, sa the score
Of the costume ID probably the best representative
Of the Fiorentins school in the gallery.
As samples Of tho Bslogness sohsoI. No have .
ssntisg the infant Jesus in the srms Of his putsi
father and mother. Both are vigorous in design
and carefully painted, but wanting In elevation
The Ascension Of St. PAUL" BY Doniniquiss, ID
master, and unites most Of his great qualities To
compensate US for tho absence Of Guide and Guer-
schins, M Bryan offers us an anonymous Magda-
iens IN rance which is lair imitation Of the
able share of the power Of the latter u Is un.
doubtedly work Of high merit: Tho celebrated
AItemisia Gentileschi, whose judith has been
the admiration Of every connoisseur. figures IN the
Reasoning with the Doctors" Though her Christ
possesses none of the attributes Of divinity, the
grouping is very artistic, and the painting might
be sscribed to Dominiquina without injury to his
fame.
Our nearest approach to Michael Angelo IL por-
trait by his imitstor, AgnolO Bronzlno, whioh is
marked by his masters hardness Of outline without
mis- energy or expression. Salvador Rosa, IS tho
very fair landscape, with his usual overhaDging
cliffs and rugged outline. tho fgares arc un worthy
of the scene and the author.
We cannot understand how Rubens' countrynan,
the celebrated Subtermsns, came to DO classed
among the Italians His residence at Florence did
not surely naJuralize him9 However this DO, his
portrait Of Calico Gslilei is well worthy Of him A.
probably the best in the gallery II unites in the
most perfect manner, the nobleness which Subter
mans always found means to imprint ON his por-
traits, with the most sorupuous finish and accuracy
Of detail.
velasquez and Sebastian Llanos valdss would
convey but an inadequate idea Of tho Spanish
schools, were they alone in the gallery The land
scspe which is attributed to the former is in all
probability, an original, but by means master.
piece. Fortunately, Murillo, Dy far the greatest
among the Spaniards, saves tho credit Of the coun-
try. His Alteration by the Magii" is as fresh and
as life like any Of his paintings in the Lsuvre or
the Escurial and the Deep intense feeling with
which tho " Vision of st Francis is portrayed, has
been attained by few besides himself. How Mr..
Bryan reconcile his conscience to chasing tho
Alteration Of the Shepherds" from Mar hal
loss to imagine If it be an original, it sho ws how
great painters are often unli ke themselves.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PnILaDEIrHIA: -Betwsen
two and three O'Clock this morning destructive Ere
occuryed ON south side Of Second street below Little
Dock street 1t broke out in the back shop OF Mcssrs
Sohureman Uymas. manufacturers OF fancy chairs.
origin believed to have been the rent Of design
previous attempts had been made to fire the place
The flames spread to ana involved the and upper
portions OF the old frame and roughcast buildings Nos
III, l79 and Isl fronting Second street These
buildings among the Oldest in Philadelphia and
nected With OF them interesting Revolutionary
and other "reminiscences In No. III was the Loxley
Hall Clothing Store Of the Messrs. Harvey, and
the windfor chair mandatory OF Mr. Gray The
goods Of the former rescued and the
los sustained by the latter nearly covered by
insursncer Meserz. schurman Hymss occupied No.
no Their loss and above their insurance will be
sbont $500 Both the properties No III and no belong
to Mr. Bennett Of the Tower Hall cothi, establl hment,
Market street ana insured The lower part Of No
ISL ia the occupan Of jenkins Co. elothers and
the upper portion occupied by Costello & 90 chair
makers The books ard stock OF Mcssrs jenkins Co.
saved Costello a. Co we're sufferers cab
met maker and carpenter also among the su e'crs
Some Of the adjoining properties In danger but the
strenuous Efforts Of the bremen aided by the rain pre-
served them The building No ISL was owned by the
Misses Pripec three ladies Of Pine The property
not insueed. -PhsiadeiDhia Bui,essr, Non.
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[From the London News. Oct Iol

PROBABLE MuRpEg.-A man named Daniel
lrbe severely and believe fatally wopded on
Monday evening" by another named Cornelius Croveyet
tho Of East and Grand streets There had 6sen
quarrel between the parties and crowey osderee bnrke
out OF the house. when he reached the door step tue
alteration continued ADD crowley struck Burke on
The head with an axe breaking his ekul by the blow.
Burke lived through tbe night, bat We ere lnfo med,
died yesterday morning Crowley sys that Burke IN
u. has b.ep arrested and lodged In i.a -Nev Haven
Cs,,,er, koy, y.
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treaty to confirm II II ID either valid grant OF
il il not. II it be Valid it requires no treaty 10 Axe
IL good; and the fact that such extraordinary efforts
have been made. by intimidation and otherwise, to
obtain from Mexico treaty confirming the grant, is
an admission, on the part Of Garay and his xssoci-
atos, that il 10 net now. and never has BEEN valid
grant. Your obedient servant.
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HORRIBLE MURDER NEAR TROY, INprASA.-TSs
folio wing letter tays the LeSxe. rom to-
post Troy Perry county, dated october Nth,
gives particulars Of Of the most horrible murders
which II has fallen to lot to record0n last
Friday night, several iatboats anchored In the Hvog
about three lies below this place account of the fog
On Saturday morning u noticed that they had all
left except enc which remained at anchor man from
the Indiana shore passing In skill and seeing
man asked him why the boat remained lie said "ths
had gone down to sound the channel" Tho boat
remained there during Saturday Sunday and until yes
terday evening" when persons living on the shore, n0e
having any else board concluded to go and
see what the matter They found no one on tho
boat and the cabin floor spotted with blood the bedding
examined and found to be saturated with blood also;
hatchet and spade had both blood and hair them -
II they had cleft the skull Of three trunks had
been broken open and raed They next obtained some
iron hooks and dragged the river when they Succeeded
drawing mp the bodies OF thres who had been
dered Each OF their heads had been split openlitsrs
Is chopped to pieces. Ono bad been sunk BY large
beam btlopzipe pair u scales another by the weights
OF the a. me- and the other by iron pot which
tied to them seve-ally they without coats hats,
or shces that they must have been murdered I'm
sleep coroners inquest is nov holding their be-
dies The beat Is laden with -four. whiskey, candies,
bfandies &c and ia suppced atted out at Cincin
ysu From papers found beard, 1t appears the
owners Miller aud Gardner SO far there n
no clue the mystery Another boat passed by this
morning The IL sid they had been In com paay
with the boat above this place and that there ws
seven On il then
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Shall We adopt any Of these, if it be simply the
limo from G allie to Colombo, at a cost scarcely ex-
ceeding Cd 900, or shall continue our spArnG
system and let all the world 60 past us9 Tho mosS
ex pe nsivs scheme NO have propounded would not
cost above cas- 900, or one. eighth of tho prsssne
annual exper diture, say third Of tho revenue
derived from the customs. An increase Of IS psr
cent on that branch Of revenue for the year. or l8
per cent for two years would suffice to provide the
needful sum. Or, if take The following togethae
Customs, Gl26 600; land revenue, Gf3, 900; salt,
sE36 000-totsl, E205, 600 Twelve per cont Addi-
tioDai these impasts for TIVE years would raise .
sufioiency TO complete the whole. How small n
impost would be requredt to give one Of the minor
schemes of Geographic communication indicated
above, does not require to DO shown.
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FLORIDA LEGISLATURES The Legislature 10
strongly aemocrs The senate stands IL democrats TO
wh,gs; House 20 democrats, Ia wings. Majority ON
Joint ballot IL Two sro the democratic majority
= ioint t.lf 20 - pemce:a.Io gao 1, 10 yeas
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SsAEotrr SHIPPING Al SAVANNAH I'VE desire t.
call the attention Of northern ship to the feet,
that there il at present almost unexampled vant a
vessels In this pert for cighpg cotton both foreign
ona cosstvc There 10000 bales more Of ccteca
here than at tho time Last year With 1000 tons more
o. shipping in port than 81 the same time last yee
ireights to Nav York 81 10 per 100 lbs. sssn<
oests last year To Liverpool, TB 10 I'd tmsys
nga,nst "a last year-Sareubah RssrMscdh, oe'. -
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MASONIC FRATERNITY. Tho one hundrsdIn s" ~
yerssry Of the initiation OF George Wasnsgson s "a.
fraternity Of Masons will be celebrated 70 DAY ~ ,rV
every city ia TIE Unior The celebration in bes'on ~
hon rcstpaued IN eopcfI 1'oce OF tns NV" - -
Webster