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B. +, MAY,

HAS completed his stock OF
Fab and Winter Goods.
To the following list he respectfully invite
the attention oithe
Ladies'.
French Cloths and Tweed Cloakings,
French Mertnoes in various colors,
French CaShmerrs, do
Thibct Cloths, do
Mouslin de B"rrS,
Rich Persian Delaiacs,
Fig'L and Plain Mouslin DeLaines,
Black and cold Alpacus,
Black Dress Silks,
Plaid and Chancellor Silks,
Prints and Gin.hams,
Bay State and Waterloo Slawls,
Cashmere and Thibit Wool do
Woolen Flanncls in various colors,
Sack Fannc!s do
welsh Flanncs,
Coiorcd Canton Flannels,
Blrachcd and unb|cached do
Bl"achcd and unbleachrd Muslins,
Col'd Cainbl cs md Billings,
Bleachcd and nnblrachch do
Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies and Childrcns' Shoes, Sc.
Gentle mems Eiress.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Twccds,
Cassinet,s, Kentucky Jeans,
lieavy FlannelS, Comforts,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Caps, SC.
Hardware. QmecnSwarc, Groceries, Fiou
Meal, Bacon, Lard. Potatoes, Burning Fluid, x
n. L. Country Produce taken in exchans
for Goods at the hiyhes, malk price.
nct IN 80 If
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HOPEWEI.L
HOPEWGt,L
Classical and Mercantile School,

THE WINTER SESSION Of this Institution
4 will commence on the first THURSDAY Of
November 9Th the ulowm. list Of teachers:
JAS. u. DoRA1, \. NJ, Prinripal; Mrs. NJ F,
DoRAn., Teacher OF Music: Mr.. J. VI. KENNEDY.
First Assistant. Mr.. 5. !. FREEMAN. Second
Assistant: Mr.. MM. CHANDLER. Third Assistant
The ioiiowim: report was handed 10 tie Prin-
ciral by the committee on the ]nSl expIninn,iun
ihc committee was composed OF Rev J. Squier
of Port Deposit. Md. Rev. S. NJ. Osmond. of
Oxford, Pa. and S. J Dickcy. Esq, Of Hoprwcu
'.By invitation Of Mr.. James T. Doran. \.
M. Principal Of the liopewel! Classical and
Mercantile School, the undersigned, as a CEN,
nlt,ec, attended aad conducted the public cs-
animation Of It's pupils. which took place al the
close OF the present session. Sept. 27ih 1852
The time allowed uI our invest eat ions, was
sufficiently protracicd 70 be perfect, s;,tistac-
tory. The different BREACHES Of study, upon which
the pupils were examined, were such as are
usually pursued at schools OF the same standing,
embracing those OF rudncnIal character, as
well as the more advanced subjects, connected
with the natural sciences, Mathematics, and
Languages. The examination was thorough
and searching. The Principal urged Is 10 make
it such, and rs far as our ability extended, we
did 50. The classes were given up entirely to
orr dispose and could possibly know nothing
OF the portions, upon which they were tu be eX-
amincd, or the questions which were Ia he asked.
We cndcRrored to test the knowledge of the
pupils more as 10 ideas and things, thnn mere
rofGs-to learn whether Judgment, as well as
memory, was receiving lis adequate cultivaliou
Sometimes the text book was iigidly followed,
but more frequently independent questions were
asked. TOR the purpose of discovering whether
an ability had been acquired for practical ap-
plcaton ofthe principles mastered. In Justice
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DIVIDEND.
Cecil Bank, New. =. $50.

THE Directors of this Institution have this
day declared a dividend Of four per cent, paya-
bic on The first day of December next. They
have also authorised The taking OF subscription
for stock UP to that time. A. ANDERSON,
Nov 20 3w Cashier.
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Eals Is. Winter EEry Goods.

stock of
F:slH s. winter EGry Goods,
among which will be found: Merinoes. Alpacas.
Mouslin DeIalncs, Gn.hams, Prints, Il fine
assortment OF Bay Slute Shawls, which we will
sell very cheap. Cloths, Cassmcrcs, CASH
acts, Saiinc,,s, Ncstings, Woulrn and Cotton
Flannels, blcachcd and Brown Mu>ins, striped
Shifting, Checks, &c. A good assortment OF
READY. HADE CLOIITI.NG.
Gloves and Hosiery, large assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Caps, &c. Groceries OF all de-
script0ns very cheap.
We would therefore call the attention of cash
purchasers to our stock OF goods. as we think
they can do as well with us they can IN the city.
Country produce taken in exchange Tor goods
Our motto is to sell at city prices for caSd.
Oct 30 W. NJ. KENNARD 4 Co.
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CApTA1N KYp THE WIZARD OF THE SEA.-
We have from Dewitt & Davenport, Publishers
l56 Nassau ST. New York, novel by j. II.
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EERS! EU RS!

For sale great variety of Fitch, Silver Mar
tin, and Grey Squirrel Viclorines and Cuffs, at
Nov 20 BROWN g. FOARD'S.
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A ttorney ut Law. Office opposite the Cour
AIIousr.
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L.IYE CO.AST.jBLE'S Sale.

Dl virtue ci three wr!ls Of Nendi Exponos
ID ISSUED b. .I"kn White, Esquire. one Of the
Justices Ui iIc pritce Of the State Of MARYLAND in
and Tor Cecil county, one Of the said Wri.s in
E.vui Ut Robert Meredith against the goods OF
Hiram Brown, Joseph llanes, and Charles G.
lIalnc,, stay; anolhrr in favor Of Hrutv II.
Blown against the goods of Hiram Brown: an
other III the suit OF Lama 6 Boon aeunS, the
goods ami cha;ileS. lands and tenements of Hi.
ram Brown. aud to me directed. have taken
mlo execution / Bureau, | cook Stove and fin
lures, = Desks, Chest, Clock, table. shop
stove, | small stove. wash tub dun white
laced Cow, , Hogs, carriage bed, a small lot
OF lumber, Il lot Of hubs, grindslone, a lot Of
oak shingles, lot OF harness, l.pump log, 3
feather beds | truck bed, 1 bedsrhtis, 9 tables.
double barrel gun. single barrel gun, | turn
ing lathe, ana all the tools now in the shop
consisting of planes, saws, hammers, chiScl.
braces and bits, augers, &c., | small lot of
wheat, Il lot Of empty barrels, and that Lot of
gIound on which Hiram Brown resides contain
ing Acre OF Land, more or less, with House
and Shop thereon, Cor all the said Hiram Browns
interest in said lot,) adjoining lands of Daniel
Brown, Ellis &. Ckandlec, and hereby give
notice that on SATURDAY,, the 18th day Of
December. next, al 10 o'clock A. NJ, will
offer for sale the said property; 50 seized and
taken in execution, by public uuclon on the
premises, to the highest bidder for cash, TO sat-
isly said writs. M. X. PEARSON,
Nov. 20 Nv (S3.I5) late Constable
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THIS t. TO CIV t. N,!lIi T., lat inr SUBJ
scrLer Of Cecil co,n,y. has CHAINED t,um the
Orrhans' Court Of >ai: county. letters Of Nd
uiu;s,ration ON IA" nrr,u ,al estate Of
,,'', n',,,n ,', ,o.so,, ,,
,G ., c.a.,oi ro, ,'
,,,r,t ncyl,,hI, ,,',, .a,,, ,,;,L ,Lo vouchers,
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INK '.,,. -, G,.'l,,r ts52
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r,aul,py, CIJ lrSplI,
v,ra,Gw AL,n.r
- - .- -
T!US IL TO GIVE NOTICE. That HE sub
| scribcr Of Cecil coui,y. has obgainc from
The Orphans Cunr, Of saIi county. letters o!
Administration on the persona, estate Of
,.,,, couo., ~ rn,, ,n1'''S an .r.o,s ,,v
inc, ,.,.,;,,.i ., ,i,.,,s,j ,,,, i.,n,,.
,,.yI H., ,ro ,,,;,h ,i ,or.I,nr,
,,'.rn,i ,l,l, an,h.n',;(o,rI on -, halnrr IN,
ntir lac, -, G..n,.,h., IS52
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a., ,,,,I ,,,,,,. 81, ,,,n.,.' ;,,iI,,'l
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,,,I Mi. 1-,I, ,oy .Xnvcrber ~,
EApi.l ~ RLyy,IIDc
v,ra-rv Ill.,.
- NJ
/ This IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribe, of Nrc:l rouulv, has chained from the
Orphans Con-, u >n,l comfy. letters tc<tamrr-
,t.y On the unr,aaai rsIar.. Of
RlrlaIi Linton.
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S. j. DIcKEv, }
J. SQurrE, :
S. NJ. OSMoNn. u

Catalogues for the year, Guiding Sept 2Slh,
1852, can b. had by application to the princi-
pal, at Hopcwell, Chester county. Pa.
JAMES L. DORIAN. y NJ,
HopcucU, Oct Let Principal.
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o. tlraNr:a olH Correspondents.

o. ilcaNc:a ono q Correspondents.
n-The article on Woman's Rights
viii! be printed next week.
L. We gladly accept the offer of
".7ch0tcs," and will be pleased to have
a letter from him every week.
UWe publish this week on our first
page, an critic, on the costs Of ln'rm-
perancc to the people of this county
which may make some Of The taxpayers
open thrit eyes. VIII some correSpon-
dent furnish Us with the costs for the
current wear, W. would like to see how
they compare with The costs for 1851.
Nj~"7om L95,js," The stctth by
"Scroas!gyq, began IN to,day's paper will
be concluded next week.
Di-We notice from Sine TO time, pre-
miums offered at Cattle Shows for the
best pens Of Cows. VIII our friend and
correspondent, Mai IoncSo' Gum Bush,
be good enough to inform lis what GOA
stltutes the ''be$t pen OF cows
Nj-Will our "Nattie Swamp" cores
r,,n3.n, Give ,,s, sDaciGc Statement IN
FVeaf" |" 'H' '''''-'''P'" VI ''''' "'''''
he mentions as havin. been raised on
an acre Of ground. TrI! US who raised
if: how correctly thr ground and GHe
.....,,., ,,.,,I .,,.,; x.Lo, H.. ,,r,
s'"'" W. - w. ''''' ''' ' 7
.,l
Wv ''"i''
] ~"GH%tGTH% VIC wrote us some
,... r... ,p..:,,, o.l,,l l., r.
i'H ''''' avn '''''''' "''''
.ErU. HO5triH, Esq.,, VIII find them in-
,,..,r.,j Ia. ,l,,. ,,.,,,tl,,,.,, IN th, lima,
below. "/n',' a. they familiar y call
bin, ,.,,,,. to .,,cc..,I with Vie ri,yr,.
'''"'' ~ '''' W. "''' 80"
ingS, no thanks 10 ms iiiHS@. " should
l. ,iln,,..i tn ha,r rro,, l;r, orrn
~
through lhr y h'g. as W"Nld "uuNt"ru$,
FOR IGG CgcH WIir
w. .-..
BY "' N T. 1t 'h"'>'
"My friends. uu tt'y re" and then send,
y wish ora thou@tU aItrr asr!'
Tie fine has been. hu! l,,ltn,-o,
Whrn riiy,rp cu ri.rr,, ,yo,li i;uoIia.r flow
En-, nnw IN i,i.Iy h.,,u,'l.
For though I've. >fri; n with all nv uj-ht.
'T, .nrr nv s,,,;i can, IN liz.
A tribute WORTHY / llr SIGHT
OF one 20 r,ur!. csictul',.
Tyr boeg'irr muse. but anrr'A in win,
10 weave tar fnra slr,r!r STRAIN.
!. was her xnqt Of ynrc--
Eni ia N, 90, She wi,,>r"r'l ..prns".''
Nml .ourlh!ny ,ut>c wl!r', no one knows,
And lLur', i!cr thumb li.si4r her nt.Sr
VANISH 81. / lhroush sl.,. Gupf.
IT,, l., ! NO., /
,,oi,, ,rr.lA, ,,,. ,,o,,.,.. ,u;u
Iihr Wits. ora l,ur--
II hn'%h '''>. al '."! '*'''
-,"" Ia! NV :, ''''I ~ ~ VI ''''
I'm, sin il wn,,I| uuf In
Blu dare '"fnk-''no matter ~!'"','
VII" ~ .','.N - ''''. -'"'
Much faster than my pen cont trace
IN lnci, iwo"'1 be a s'e'p'e-ctaSs,
"''' '''' "'''.' ''''"'' P'''''
I'm olaI,o Icorn that vo, and
4 trlou-t,eIj sill ru;uv.
As twas in DAYS ,nnp-synr:
And rhouch ,,, head hr f,oy :, now.
Alv hcort is ,,,r,, fer vo, and Irow
And l;,lc crt. lln,nk there's Two
A,I ,,,, ,h,,,, ,.o, L ,;,,,,
Co1 M.vs Won oil v,,,;,o Tina s,,ll,;o,,
KIM molhr, T n.L r,,h.r nick
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KNIGHTS CO.WpOUN'D SYRUF

H.* NH I Is JU.HFUUN y > II I
OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
The most certain, safe, and e.iectual remcGy
ever discovered, for Darrhpa, Dysentcr!,
Cholera Morbus, &c. For sale by
aug. %. WIN. TORBERr.
NEW ARRIVAL ofNew Orleans Sugars. m
IN excellent article for preserving; also, Ma
asses, New York Syrup. Coffee, Tea. Choeo-
ate, Rice, Sc. For sale by
Sep! WIN. TORBERT.
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George Earle.
John 4. J. CresWell.

A ttornry't Law. ELTON, Nd. Oiicenozt
Indoor TO rorbcr.'s Store.
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GRAIN.

THEsHbscribers are prepared to pay tho high
est market price in cash, for any quantity Of
Wheat and yellow Corn. Bags will be furnish
ed to any one that may wish them.
Jy II BROWN & FOARD.
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li'0II.

L ny worth, y ircn can be never told
h"u art The richest treasure of the mine!
10y thee great nations polished are and shine,
ana using lhee contemn may glIltering gold
Hal! ever useful one Art were now dead
IlwantIng thee. Thou in our lie blood flow
est;
Where run streams, fountains, there thou
likewise "oest;
War claims thee, for thy presence makes him
red;
The mariner his needle forms office,
To guide him pilot-lke across tie main:
From thee old oaks solidity, too, gain;
In cinders, clay thou art found continualiy-
Earth's mineral strata yield 10 thee the palm :;
Thou canst make war-and max st the nations
calm.
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GREAT BARGAINS
Nm I'D r Y Geo lbs,

w. NJ. KENNARD & CO., East or upper
w end OF Elkton, have just received new
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Nov p, 80 CIV
THE WONDER OF THE AGE! FOR THE

TUE VONDIR
,n.a II r,,,.,,ar,
ch;,hl,;rs cam
,.n s,rn. aL,u
II
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GRAHAN'S Observation-Disclosures sends on, :,
first rate magazine for December. The prosc
articles Of the number are very interesting and
raluablc,-qnilc an array Of what we term use
tul and solid reading. The various enera-
wings are, also, very fine. We copy from it the
following, By Vim. Alexander, the everlasting
sonnctecr; who on this occasion seems disposed
to
''dry-bca you with an iron witt
like Peter in Romeo and Juliet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-13
Arrival fsnuN Afri~a

The brig Lucy, Captain Robbins, arrived yestepaav
from Bsssa Africa, after passage Of forsy-8vs 1ays
She touched at Porto Praya Cape de Verde Isands Anl
was twenty nine days thence.
The Lucy put into Porto Prays for assistance hssl
being sick with the African fever Afer leaving Bas
Charles Peterson (seamsn) OF New York died board
Shipping hands at Porto Praya the Lucy sailed
August l4th for New York. August 23 after feavint
Porto Prsys di board snore~ stras (seaman) siss
cf New York; September 10th, Robert Bruce (sesmaA)
The rainy season at the Cape do Verde IAauds haA
fairly noed when the Lucy left and Is unususiy
sickly; both hospitals full mostly OF emig fro
Portugal
BstiDtss very dull and great scarcity OF money ~
PfUsi cal Government have tahen stringent
!" prevent the tatiop ~ specs; the sis
sums are with difficulty obtained The aud tsgsv
crops promise very fsir Goat ek7s There
lately several arrivals from tho Uni cd Sta-as rhs
nsrh~.s well supplied with American produce ana
1be United States rquaGron, Com nodore Y. A. e. Ls
yaeste sailed fom this port on the morning O the 4th
OF Jpy 30 ManueDco, in squadt after whioh seea-
rakd for their eeyerat Destinations the Germ an
isaripg the broad penrant Of Commodore Lny-l,etto
the John Adsms Cap tain eerron and brig Perry kisa
CoEDaDding Page for cruIlug grnusd the oeas, 49,
Dale. Captain Gardner. and brig Baiabridge C.otsaa
headquarters about November LIST to H up foe furssg
eervice.
Lied At Porto PYaya May 31s. OF sppopteyy Degno
Kiog, Late mater q tho bark Martha Aiesl OF asS
York Any further cfor nation r~specting MN ca -
,btansd CT J. n. Wrs htmsa. Of Boston, MSs.
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Markets.

sAS PRArcuco, August l4--rrsds continues dull
since the steamer but moderate basnes has be-n
transacted II s ususl,y dull st tbt PED. OF year
ba,r Observed bat ,noe 1049 thr months OF Jsly and
ApRwt have been dull business monhhs and prices
low. stme OF the for this Of things
Rave be, alluced TO by u Ia oENer and
hre a that prominost is the present state Of
be mining districts When dry digylsgs cannot be
work. 70 advantage and w.,neo engaged In prcpars
si.t cops'r, ing dsua soss aod fumes requr,og
UGH time spo capital Tearing ths existence Of th's
sate of things trsoers in ss mtocs Dcce~srly com
piled give large CREDITS a unable
10 puiobs<< to the extent they have been scoustomrd
As coupt~rpoire to this led TO believe from n
formation nom oil parf OF be mining districts that tn
.lo os gold oust the psuipg fall and ~inter vii greatly
,Nceo shst OF any p ssiou- ses-Ou
lof fpt akipg Of u ~ dunsA Of business this summer
nssu npsrit fv~lv vxnsthe activity whco
pr.vsir In the spr bns The bus,usss which hs
teen usn so1d tbis eupAer. although moderate IN
sn ount has - /niiy exceA aha, Of the same peroo
lsts nesr ,n< may s~ Rs Shs.d almost exclusively "
'pr iocr seo ~ popsiattdk.S;1
Since me fst instant there has been gradual and
tinc In the price In nost dcsor,pen. OF soccr
t D%r. ~bsb b*iisvr usy BE- ie'i~d on .. 'rrec
u~b<te pste that although very te~ articles har'
|.AWS bcso. tb ~ .Aso. te but temporary.
4" has S~ep NO b, transacted to dsy ~oe'o'
~ not" :. mas b~eo suphssscay dun business " W
th+ wsy o. trade m~cusos have genersily oeen occv
Ii-o wi'h tbttr Correspondence
Horti AND S1ocKs.-Tb~ long and sbxtourN expeos~'
nsh upon sbtch thr hnp~s sed sxscot4lon ,ot mt"s
''"ck "ttrsor. hsve rested rcriv-a INV, m"tu'o2
uns 70 The sDxous out.ic.rs ba mt s,.o mu,b -ai'
fso'n a. nens received scy direct ordcrs rncer are cr
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EALiyAr, N. g. Sept GS19S1
The FssS1y D,spae The Ercstrnent IN Hsls e, nfi>u
If he Nops Soo~s-s &c, $c.
Tho BY the last stssuse. ooscsrnin q the sst,.
Of the fishery question, BY conoeAng - the Ams
oaps they Ghed has been satsr In como q ~
London papers although contradioted By the Ma,x,e
H~sd n,insttrsl journal, has PROD s,ced vsadeuA0
exotep.nt; ard this morning AFTER sw hours ncSs>
the srge-t sssembagss heta In uslifsx ss ~
tho provipc~ tu,ldisg
.eDd you by this maa, ths sddre n on tba Ms,or a..
AlderD Of the city and the rcprs 1otatves ~ tbs e
snd county Of aatsx on 'h@ ~uts et a.o the msmsra
the Queen OF the Ank ota. re- az aslfs ~
other part~ ot Nova soota-A able do nmees. -
tsr with the resoiuiops adopted as the mos,,ors res
to- sbich sords correot and uunstakasbs indsos
OF punso sentiment throogbr,ut this province fThso
~'il sppsar TON orow. ED. hxsALD
The sudrrse 70 bee Msje~,fy Was ssued bY hunSrs6A
ooppsisr~ aM the i-setDs sen s tSs capaii asS sAs
.roe'.t imsra!cn suor the ,p~sk.rs at The mes1tsg
~se that the 6tberies bAer gng the coonieths 90
uust go wtsb the o. her
!. The aSdrwse% end TA,posisl viii b fssvsstsd 70 -
'sDs by tnis oght's nail, In he sfeasse shch -"
rive iron boston.
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News from New Granada,

THE CHoC0 GOLD MISEs-MUrInY ON BOARD ruH
y l.. PARsoss-NAvAL IrrELLIaESoH-AusrsA-
LIAM sMIGKATIoH.
The intelligence from Panama, by the Illinois and
Sierra Nevada, Ia TO the lst and fom Aspinw4u 70 the
sd Inst
The o. 8. sloop OF war Portsmouth,, Captain Dornin,
sailed from Panama the 26tb uit, fec San Francisco
From the Psssms star. Aug "a
Don Autonsn0 L. Gusman vicY Prv~iceut VI Vs0esuets,
skies bis departure the BRUSH steamer tc-dsy fof
Lima We unaeistaDd this gentleman goes South %
-ccount of his health US
Col IA. Miller United STATES Chsrse d'l6sirs 70
be- republic of Bousts rsl, the British stcsmee
csy Oallso Ehepce be VIII pr0o~ed 20 his dessi@
atiop. We wish him health sns prv-p~rity
In another column sni be found advertised the
.hoopsr Orleans tor the COLA mines OF Ckocc rhisi-
very fine v~sssl and 70 nske spesiy trip tn.
of CtNoo we'll by the OF miuecr
be,og doubt " tb%r riohUtss; Gsd uAt,
toe god y tqusI to any f"ved the pscius oc4st
Ne sboud lbe 20 see ccupsDy OF Awe,losns uakiag
oorspeh txnnpinaoo Cf tbese mines, a. 20 fed cun6
at ", prove sucocsfai .ttttt
ffon, tho Psosn,s Star. Aug col
Ycsi' rds) rs"rDtfF the huaId he American
80 FL fsrsous refused duty snd on y~reap ce
q den tsire gwen by he csp'su that the n~o
t'no TO tte,r wo,x they lh- si,h kniss
threatened serious violence TO the septain bis
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OF THB
STEAMSHIPS ILLINOIS AND SfERkL NEVADA.
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News from California, China, tho Sariwich
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ANOTBEE LARGE RECEIPT or GOLD DysFs.
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The steamship IDino,a Capt j. Hartstein arrived
st nine O'Clock yesterday morning from A-psws bring
Ina the CalforDia mails and psseng.rs which leG Ssa
fisncisco the 18th uit., 10 tho steam hip Paosna
The Illinois called fro& AspiaSsii ut six O'Clock 81.
ON the Sd inst and left In port tho stes mshp Great
@eeteru fro1 San Juan del Norte.
The Sierra Nevada, Captain j. d Wllsoa has also ar
rived with the dates She brings 100 pss.cDgcrs
among whom
j. j. Dr. OsGa, Envoy Extraordinary and Niue PIE
nipoteDtayy frO0 ths Republic Of Peru lady aud -ui
}. D Aguerra Secretary OF Leg.'ion Scnpra Asu rra
and euite Samuel Crane, Besrcr of DespA.ches from
Chit; Capt l. Mclean, Jr, U. 8. N. and Lieut.. L.
Maynard w.. NJ
The N. also brings Sl50CO0 In specie
Peter Luiohi. native of Corsica died at sea Sept
Heb board the Sierra Nevada. His friend, osn 6nd
information by applying toJ. wilson ESQ "a Broad
way.
The roads crossing the Isthmus reported to be in
excellent order and the ssasou is fat changing.
The health Of the Isthmus has improved within the
ast MONTH and there but few deaths ofIate
WIN. J. Peck Of New York. ttoIekeeper Of tho steam
sbip E Dorado died at Aspnws tho morning of the
Ist inst OF fever.
On the 9th inst, Capt. Joseph s. Knox aged III, Of
Chariestown Mass died suddenly Of rupture Of blood
vessel in the chest from disease Of the heart
Ths Illinois brings 81 s7O4ss in gold dust freight
cens.gned as follows
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-13
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A CARD.-MR. CHARRUAUD TAKES THIS EARLY
"A opportunity respectfully to acquant private families
ard the principals Of boarding schools that his
being not TO attend at Brooklyn he will devote tho
ternoons he attended there giving instruction la his pro-
fession either at their residences ut his ROOM
East Thirteenth street near broadway All orders left
his residence SS West Eleventh street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, will be punctually attended TO.
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (MADAME H.
Cisvelli's) Academy for Dancing $50 Broadway will
open the lt Of October Their method Of teaching
received universal appreciation Combined with instruction
in all the dances most Ia mode In parior dancing
through all it's variations the Of
heathul active and graceful Development Of the
lar Of scholars found highly beneficial This
of acquiring elegance and Of motion
dancing reduced to few prehensve rules simply
planned and thoroughly taught TO step properly in walk
ing in order sA<ain pleasing and graceful men, forms
part in each lesson and everything observed that will inn
part TO the pupil dignihed and noble department
CARD-MR. CHARRUAUD TAKES PLEASURE IN
announcing to his patrons and we'll wishers
residing in the upper of tho city that his Dancing and
Watzng Glasses will in October next. at his
room 81 East Thirteenth street doors of Broad
and University place. The locality is
dous convenient aud easant suitable select genteel
school and In proximity to the several lines OF Broadway
ana Fifth omnibuses and tho Fourth rail
cars There will be- also. classes at his old room ~ White
street The sixth and Eighth rail West
Brosdway all hours during the day evening and
land passengers at the of White street. within half
block of his saloon Please lock for particulars future
advertisement. n. B.-Mr. CHARRUAUD will rent his
saloon and at 20 White street for select parties balls
and sorees Throughout the Terms, moderate.
Please call NJ his residence IS West Eleventh street