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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.-I HEREBY SOLEMN.
Y caution the citizens of New York against the
limitations of my Magnetic Powder and Pills which
heartles mpostors endeavorngt sell
ecacisus articles for the dcstru
The reputation of my preparations rest the
such men
DR.. Valentine Mott, DIR. S. Moore
Professor Reed DIR. Bettendorf,
Professor Chiffon. DR.. Francis
Dr. Van Rensselaer,, DR.. Wagstaf,
Members of the Medical COLLEGE,
Coleman Il Stetsbn, Astor House.
Daniel d. Howard, Esq, Irving House.
Preston II. Hodges, Esq, Carlton House.
Thayer Cozzens, Esq, West Point
And numbers of other well known citizens whose cerf-
Gates under their hands, be at my store.
E. LYON, No. 42f Broadway.
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BUSINESS FOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
- of retail Dry and Fancy Goods Store, now doing
good with well selected stock and Of the
mediate gvcn; would be exchanged real
estate Apply on the premises Myrtle avenue Abel
or Of G. N. Ped, 81 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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n COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF

II COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
French Plate Glasses, Tapestry, Brussels Three Ply
and Ingram Carpets OIL Cloths, Rugs, &c. &C. F. Cotton
ri SELL this day Tuesday May H. at o o'clock At the
Of large Pier and mantle plate
about 70 In ALL in gilt and rosewood frames good
dition Also large amount of Tapestry Brussels Three
Ply and Ingram Carpets Rugs, Oil Cloths &c. being
stock OF dealer; and will afford opportunity ali
parties who wish either Glasses Carpets Catalogues will
pcstpOnement any account
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LyELLoWS' MINSTRELS.-NoTICE.-TIfE ORIGINAL
well known Fellows Minstrels," comprising sGA-
cient corps Of "taented and experienced
under the direction Of b. Fellows would respectfully Ia
form the public that due notice will DO given whom they
comn,ence their merits amin in Broadway.
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER WIHa. SELL AT

II u
Broadway Wednesday At 70 o'clock without reserves
ture, among which will be found all kinds Of useful well
as ornamental Parlor Chamber and Dining Room Eurni.
Sofas, Chairs. Bcdsteads Carpets Mirrors Fancy
Painted Tables Mahogany Marble Top Centre and Sofa
Cane Seat Chairs Rockers &c. all of which must be sold
settle estate and we'll worthy Of the attention Of
those Of house furnishing articles Catalogues
on morning OF without regard the weather.
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NKEAT SALE OF WOODVILLE PROPERTY, AT
~ auction.-By Cole Chiffon. on Tuesday May 18th.
1852 at IL O'Clock at noon at the Merchants Exchange
the city OF New York. Five hundred building and
lions sGf 70 to 70 9ss sach win b sold above
road and plank roads, miles by railroad from the South
Ferry and about miles from Peck Slip Ferry through Will
amsburg per Jenny Lind line of omnibuses shown ON
the msPs to Be had the auction No Wal. street.
lyn. NoeResidents at Woodvle can reach the city BY
the at or before o'clock A. NJ and leave p NJ,
having L. hours In the city.
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TACOD B0GART, AUCTIONEER.-AT STORE, NO. Is
Spruce day, at l0a oslockPas OF Horses,
light Wagon and Harness.
JACOB @BOGART. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EsTAB.
- shment-At l01a O'clock Tuesday, the 18th inst,
at Warren Tools Show Cases. Jars Fruit
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UCTION NOTICE-HARDWARE TRADE SALE
John H. Van Antwerp Auctoneer will sell this day.
at Ooclec at NO Cedar street at four months $50 pack
ages and and Sheffield Hardware,
table and all cutlery shelf goods articles &c &C.
Also do, splendid English strops Also
the sale Will commence of tho stock dealer decl
ming business Retailers and the trade generally will
1t to their advantage to attend the sale is without
servo Catalogues now resdy
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II. Caps, Car Materials. &c, on Tuesday, May H. at
comprising large and valuable stock Of Caps cloth,
plush, silk, glazed and lawn, &c. about l50o dozen in
and have been in use but three months Also Stamping
fronts Also, large stock Of Cap Materials. Terms-9O
days All Of $50 and upwards for approved paper
nnoef 'nA' EN SIH leeds g. CO. Nos wall street
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Tor SAN FRANCIsCO-TO SAIL FROM PANAMA
about the 25th May.Ihe splendid clipper ship VIC
TORIA, Joseph Spear Wallis commander 1900 tons bur-
then has seven feet between decks s spendidy ventilated
with abundance Of water and Of the
very best description, is provided with mattresses and
sheets and the table under the supcrn first
rate steward purser and surgeon the YES
fort during the voyage The ship has been expressly fitted
up San Francisco passengers from Panama. and
1t confidently expected will the passage In twenty
FIVE to thirty days Capt Wallis has all the accomplish
well cared for during the voyage The Of passage will
be moderate and of the undersigned firm will be
Panama to attend to all matters.
DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO., Sacramento street.
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MEDICAL.

THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR. X.
Prestons Female Pnnacea, Nos q ana corrects all
Irregularities of the female system Sent by mail with ad
vice, dollar Consultations and letters confidential.
N. B.-No. must not be taken in pregnancy None aro
ganuine but Il ose Of Dr. 7. Onioe, No 265 BoMery.
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A UCTION NOTICE. CASSIDY, AUCTIONEER-
IA BY H. N. Brush, this day. at 1913 o'clock, AZ No. l39
stanton street. Of Nor ok street. the contents Of
family Grocery Store consisting of Teas Sugars Spices
OIL Soap Liquors. Stand Casks Counters, Scales Fixtures
Kegs, &c; also, Grocers Wagon, and set Of now Har
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
transmitted FOR THE DAILY DlspATCH
Arrival Of the Humboldt.
LATER EUROPEAN INrEL1IGENcE.

New York. Sept. 10.
Inc Humboldt has arrived. She left sou,h.
SUMPTION on the LIST inst. She brings l39 pas.
sengers, and $4,000 in specie.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
cotton firm. Sales on the Both amounted
10 fooo bales at previous rates; and on the 81 :,
5000 bales.
liverpool Corn Market, Aug .3lst-Trade
throughout the week, quiet. The weather
had been favorable for harvesting.
WHEAr.-The decline during The wool -.
1da2d.
FLOUR unchanged.
CORN easier, yellow 29s; white, 2os. Cd
Floating cargoes sold at Cd. lower.
OATS and OATMEAL in limited REQUEST at
unchanged rates.
The weather was magnificent for harvesting
The damage to crops was not so great as had
been anticipated.
London Corn Market, 30M.-Trade was
dull. Old WHEAT realized the previous weeks
prices. Foreign Wheat held firmly.
FLOUR had given way slightly under heavy
arrivals.
Floating cargoes OF WHEAT and Corn were
hrm at previous quotations.
Trade in Manchester steady.
Money easy. Consols closed Tuesd at
100 a 1909
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the
2Slh of August.
Queen Victoria had gone on visit to Scot
land.
Dates had been received from Bombay 10
July "a. The missing steamer " Ibrala," for
whose safety fears were entertained, had ar
rived The British were making preparations
for a movement on Ava in November next.
Adyices from Australia state that the yield
| of gold is increasing. The receipts at Sidney
and Port Philip were immense.
! The movement in France in favor of en- EN-.
pre, was rapidly progressing. Napoleon had
ordered all English newspapers to be opened
ct the post Offices, for the suppression of OBJ
jectionable matter.
Accounts from Germany represent that the
cholera was rapidly moving Westward. The
disease prevailed in many parts of Prussia,
and was unusually fatal.
| terrible eruption of Mount Etna took
place on the Goth of August. 1t was feared
| that many villages were destroyed by lava.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Al THE TOURNAMENT q = : -
III IA SAL IA AZ The HuGuENoT sPRinnesc Y
Aday, The lard September. on re .-.I.s -.
the same day, the Queens Coronation snd 4. g
The Fancy Dress Ball on the evening Of thss ~,
Gentlemen wishing 20 enter the list Il tie To",.-
ment, will please INTERN the Committee 81 Arysr.s
ments at the Huguenot sprinss on or before Men.
day, the 20th inst Persons attending the Fanry
Dress Ball are requested to appear in costume.
Managers.
VIM Scott, VIM Old, Jr. VIM w Mechsux
VIM Muuford, w C Nice Richard Crump, Povhs
tan; kobt Scott, L Trigg. Thos Dean Chas 4
McEvoy, Col Titus c Rice, VIM Woodbridge
Thos August, Marmaduke johnson, Il Cham
berlayne, DIR w Leigh Burt o, Richmond City: w
w Day, Jas D Lyle, DR. VIM Ball DR. Junius L
Archer Jas Moody. Hancock, PAX Poindex
ter, Capt w Trabue, Chesterfield; Col NJ Ire.
william, Robt Crouch, DR. Richard Wood, Or E
Powell, Allen, Goochland |; Robt Archer, Cha
K Pryor, Thos Noble, Amelia; VIM Burton, A l
Storrs, henrico. Sc H-d3tc3t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


DUNLOP, SiONCURR 4 CO.
tH0ks, GROCFNIES- - ~ auc-
me.ssS1 h:-ou FnID4Y, The son f:s,snt con-
sssre = 70 o'clock We viii seIl e cur auction
- esses shoes, as.or,e, ,,.,,.;.. -.
- md spproachins sessm '1.'sa = 'ne Pre-
Ar.n~y.a ALSO,
ING q part Of q Groceries, de-, consist
100 q s SSs. s s.,E .sprine quality Sugar
lso bags Mo Genes sined Sugar
small Loaf susn
Moiasses extr. au.,;,-
40 S Gun and Pow shons T syrus
~ cans assorted Candies Asss
Whi.i ey'ss gssss Is copper di.alea Rye
Mustard Cigars. Indigo, viney,, :.
.ra ansas-onder si0o cash over siuO' ! ma,..
creoI ior approved negotiable paper. months
n Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, M0ECUKE 4 ca
sc - Auctioneer.
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BOOKS FOR THE FALL TRADE
Id PIANO FORrES, STATIONERY AND choice
FANCY ARTlCLES.--NASE & WOOD.
HOUSE, Eagle square, Richmond, Va, are
receiving their recently purchased supply OF Books
Stationery Piano Fortes, and choice Fancy Articles
The country trade and merchants generally can
purchase such goods of US upon as favorable terms
as at any regular establishment of the kind in the
United States. They have always on hand large
stock of the most approved
School Books, Blank Account Books,
Foolscap, Letter. Note and Wrapping Papers,
Bibles, uymn Books, Prayer Books, Law,
Medical, Religious and Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Move of unexceptionable character,
Stationery of every description,
Musical instruments in the greatest variety, and
the largest assortment Of Superior Piano
FOrtes to be found in the South all OF which are
warranted and offered upon good terms as can
be obtained any where Sc II
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nsUnSAX VS.. EahtNA Ia ALfAS.-
III II is a title lint a:c.

RsUHoAY VS.. EahtNA kT Alias
- IL is tTite saying that Comparisons are
odlous," and YET when we fairly put the opposing
parties upon their tliai We may iegitimate,y dis
pute the proposition. We pleased to bring the
two names shove before discriminating public az
they are both prominent per;onages and will NEE,
tair and just verdict. Count D'Orssy, the great
champion OF Fashion and the Paragon OF excellence
in taste, createdsor hmse an elysium OF pleasure,
and spared n, lher gulneas brains to effect his
object Genei osity, not penuriousness, was pre-
vaing characteristic, and wherever he made his
appear ance bis classic atures and elegant appear
were hailed with profound admiration. From
London to Paris, in Windsor Castle or at the Tui
lsres his presence sought. 1t is well that all
that was valuable did not descend with him into
his new made grave There is one article that
bears his nsme which will tend greatly to make
him immortal among the elite whe. ever it be
found, and that is the D'Orsay Cologne Wa.
ter. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By
GAYNOR d WOOD.
SO II Chemists and Druggists Richmond Va
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Further from Panama.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
Private advices from Panama represent that
an agent of the Philadelphia company left
Panama on the 3lst ult., for "Chinqui," for the
purpose OF procuring grant to open plank
road through the province from the Atlantic to
the Pacific.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA,
Twice Week,

BY STEAMERS "BELVIDERE" AND "POCA.
HONTAS"
@EFx Until further notice, shippers will
$500 have two opportunities week by the
above Boats, to and from Baltimore and Philadel-
phia viz:
The Belvidere leaves Baltimore as at present
every Saturday evening, at O'Clock tor Rich
mond Returning she will leave here every Tues.
day evening at same hour. for Baltimore.
The Pocahontas will leave Baltimore for Rich.
mond every "Wednesday evening at O'Clock. Re
turning che viii leave Richmond every Saturday
evening, at same hour, f r Baltimore
Goods shipped by this line to Philadelphia, are
taken through per the Steam Prope!lers plying be.
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia Freight for
Plttsourg, Cincinnati, and the South and West gen
orally also received
Sc II, LUDLAM & WATSON
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Missing Mail Bag Found.
PHILADELPHIA. Sc

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL.
The mail bag made up at Savannah on the
9Th of September, from that city and the points
beyond, was found to-day in the Kensington
Railroad depot, riAed of part of its contents.
1t is not yet ascertaned what has been alb.
strarted
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept.1
Sales of $500 bbls. FLOUR at unchanged
rates. WHEAT quiet. Sales of %, GOO BUSH
els mixed Corn at7l 10 70 cts.
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M rs; pkLLET,s NGLisH AND

M KS. PELLET'S ENG ISH AM
III FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY sCHOfI,
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, opposite the
City Hall, will open MONDAY, Oct A. Mathe.
maucs and Natural Sciences will continue TO he
under the charge Of M ROSTER. The denart.
ment OF Modern Languages Drawing and Paint
Ing are filled by Mr.. Persico, long well knewn as
successful teacher. The French is taught by Mr..
Iefsico ana MISS vassas; and equally efficient
teachers secured in all the other Denar,men,s
class OF pupils under years of age will be re
celved All letters of enquiry will be promptly an.
swered Address the Priucipal au 30-dG wfw
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MI KS. w. j. NORRIS Will open SCHOOL.
~ Tor Young Ladies on 10th September, at her
residence, Oh End street. between Franklin and
nam, assisted by her daughters. The ordinary
french Language and Music on the PIANO. A lmi
leo number OF Boarders can be received into the
family, either to attend this or more advanced
Schools in the city.
iERMs-For English tuition, from Sl6 to $50
payable quarterly in advance Board 5000
Sc l3-7t* ~0
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Later from The Cape &c Verde Islands.
New YORK, Sept. l2.-Advices from the
Cape de Verde Islands to August 10th, state
that the rainy season had sci in. and the season
was very sickly. Business was dull and mo-
ney very scarce. The Government had adop-
ted stringent measures 10 prevent the export of
specie. The markets were well supplied and
American produce low. The United States
Squadron, under Com. Lavallette, sailed on
July 4Ih to ManeuXe. and afterwards proceed
ed to their destinations, the Germantown, John
Adams and Perry TO the cruising grounds; and
the brings cambridge and Dale to the Wind
ward Isles.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. 10.
Sales ofl0O0 bbIs. FLOUR at S4.25. WHEAT
unchanged. White CORN 60 cts yellow 68
10 60 cts.
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attempted Descent TO the Wreck of the At
l1Rtic

BUFFALO, Sept. l1th.-The first attempt to
descend TO the wreck of the Atlantic in marine
armor was made yesterday. The diver de-
seconded l05 feet with difficulty, but the pres
sure on the pipe induced those above to draw
him up. Another attempt will be made on
Monday with a strong hose.
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4,rirai Of The Sierra Nerada-Peru defend
Tag toe Guaao Islands.


New YORK, Sept. l2.-The steamer Sierra
Nevada has arrived with 100 passengers and
$4,000 in gold. Among her passengers are
Don De osma. Peruvian Minister to the U.
States, and 5. ID. Crane, bearer of dispatches
from Chill.
The Sierra Nevada left Kingston on the 9Th.
The Golden Gate was passed on the 10th ult.,
DAYS journey from San Francisco. On the
I'D steamer was seen 10 the northward, sup.
posed to be the ). ). Lewis. On the 25th was
passed hy The Independence, from San Juan
for San Francisco.
The English mail steamer La Plata had
arrived al Kingston in l5l days from South
ampton.
The shock of an earthquake had been expe.
rience1 on The Island. and the small pox was
still prevalent.
News from Panama to the 31st August
states that the Peruvian government was abou,
raising an army of ten thousand men, and pur-
chasing steamships TO considerable extent,
with the view OF defending the Guano island s.
The government was determined to defend
them at all hazards.
KINGSTON MARRETs.-Beef was selling of
5is. per half barrel. Corn was dull at SIS. per
bag. Baltimore Flour 32s., but 600 bbls had
been re sold on speculation at 34s. Lard I'd.
Carolina Rice 22s. per 100 lbs. There was a
large supply of Cavendish Tobacco at 9a1Os.
Pork ll3s. Exchange on New York at 60
days ls! per cent. premium.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
~ All < Z Al ESTa TIE Me RIl,Il AillAI


~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, NEAR RICHMOND.
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery tor the county of Henrico, pronounced
on the 2Sth of January, 1852, in the SUIT of New a.
Gregory and others, the Undersigned commits
sioner appointed by the said decree, will, Mon.
day Goth September, at o'clock, (if lair, ii not,
the next fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted) ex
pose to sale at public auction, the premises, the
Real Estate in the said suit mentioned, consisting
Of two parcels OF Land lying On the New Bridge
Road, about Il miles from Richmond, the late resi-
dence of Robert P. New, deceased. The property
will be divided to suit purchasers, If necessary.
TERMs-One-third of the purchase money will
be requi, ed to be paid in cash for the residue,
credit Of six TO twelve months will be given, the
purchaser to execute his bonds with appre ved sc
curity tor the credit instsments which to bear
Ateresr from the day OF sale, and the title be
tanned until the whole purchase money shall be
paid, and conveyance directed by the Court
JAMES TALLEY.
w. GoDDIN, Auct. au 28-2awtds.
Immediately after the sale OF the Farm, will be
sold one fine harness Horse, one Baroche and Har
ness, and also one Cart Terms at sale.
sec w. GODDIN, Auct.
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lHis department VIII DC under the supe, lnten-
dence of gentleman OF experience. ana will not
interfere with the regular business of 'Tne Ar
bour." Private Parties wi be furnish cd with sup
pers in Rooms expressly kept for that purpose and
every luxury ct the earliest moment received as
heretofore
fine Young Deer now On hand asd for
nice Venison Steak Sat sera, and No L Oysters
or anything and everything good to eat, or rink
call at The Arbour 4 w. ALLEN,
IA p
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EDUCATION.

SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
- SCHOOL, Main street. between Sd and 4th sts =
al TUNER, A. NJ, Principal; Mems. j. MICH
AID Professor OF Modern Languages; Mr.. J. g.
rEhEiNS, Teacher of Drawing. The ninth AGA
cemic year OF this School will commence on Mon
day, the 10th of September. There win be an op
poftunIty OF one pupil to occupy q room with the
Prfncipai and board in the same family.
sel4-iw1
NJ II. j. &. +. BENEFITS SCHOOL
1852.
Terms and location a: future date.
ael4-5t.
CLASSICAL AND CO NJ N Z K Q IA l.
~ SCHOOL On CHURCH HILL-The sub
scrioer proposes to open School for Boys on the
otn INST 10 the school room on Broad street. oppo-
site st. Johns Church.
MS object will be to impart to such boys az may
oe placed under his care thorough and practical
eoucsusn, or to prepare them for admission to col.
ieee. The government If the School will be mild
ana sanitary, yet maintaiRed pith frmness
having been engaged for several years in teach
,ng' ana during the past year 10 Richmond, he
hopes 10 discharge the duties of teacher to the sat
isfacsion of his patrons
hkFERENcEs -Revs. Messrs Keppler, Read and
punning, and Msssrs. o. P. Baldwin aud E. Yerby,
Modern Languages MIR. N A STAICOS il en-.
gagea as instructor in Modern Languages, and will
eiso give course OF lectures during the session ON
SUCH branches as shall be deemed most important
to the pupils 'o--'
EDw. w. CONE, A. B., Principal
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

THE COTTAGE, FOR SALE An
4 AUCTION-Will be sold at auction on TIES.
DAY AFTERNOON, the 5th October, 1852. mon
the premises. commencing At half past O'clock
Williamsburg road, about one mile below the citv
Of Richmond, containing 1881 acres, of which
about 1913 acres are cleared and in heh state of
improvement, the residue in woods The improve.
ments are only ordinary. The Land win be sold
In an entire parcel or divided to suit the views of
bidders. The nearness of this land to the business
parts Of the city, offers peculiar advantages to those
who msy desire a suburban residence or cottage
farm, and who, at the same time can attend to bu-
siness in the city.
TERMS liberal, and made known on the day of
sale
Sc 9 w. GODDIN, Auctioneer
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 9TH
STREET, NEAR FRENCH GARDEN HILL,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Win be sold on
Wednesday Afternoon, the 18th day of Sep.
TENDER, 1852, upon the premises, commencing at A
O'Clock, the large framed Dwelling the west line
of 9th street. (uorth of Leigh streer) together with
the Lot attached thereto, fronting 242 fset on 9th
street, running back 100 feet to wide alley, recent
iy in the occupancy of Mr. John Hardwick To
the house lot, there will be attached Sc feet of
Ground, fronting on 9Th street. The balance of the
Ground will be divided into building lots, each
fronting about 80 feet running back l2U feet to said
alley.
This property is located in very retired and gen.
teel part of the city and when the city grounds
opposite to it ale laid out, and 9th street finished
from Clay to Leigh streets, which will shortly be
accomplished, there is no part of the city which
offers greater Inducements to persons seeking q
quiet, retired and genteel neishborhood whilst at
the same time it will be very convenient to business
TERMs.-one.fourth cash; balance at g. 6 and .
months for negotiable notes, interest added
by trust deed, or ttle withheld.
ses w. GODDIN. Auctr.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE ILLINOIS.

The steamer Illinois, with l20 passengers
.,d IL. $40 600 in gold has arrived.
The news from California is of no impor.
lance.
Panama advices, Of The 3lst ultimo, state
,bs,ihe English steamer Asia had arrived on
he 18th. from Peru, with large amount OF
treasure. Among her passengers were Don
lose de Osma, the Peruvian Minister 10 the
United States, aud 5. ID. Crane, bearer oil
5esns,ches 10 Washington.
Gov. Herrera, of New Grenada, who came
passenger IN the Lima, had an interview with
Flores on the way down, since when Herrera
had received orders from Bogota 10 take
charge Of the forces of the Republic and
hold bimseli ready 10 march at moment s
notice.
Vim. 5. Mcknight. late of ST. Louis, died a,
San Francisco on the 18th.