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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05
AGRICULTURAL.
Treatment OF Ciaycy and sandy

SOILS IN FALL AND WINTER.
Sandy soils which are too light should
he rolled in the fall to prevent the frcquen:
freezings and thawings ofwintcr from rem
dcring them too pulverulent and blowey
in the spring and summer. A very differ
cnt treatment, however, is necessary for
clayey soils. Many parts Of our farm is
heavy, cIaycy loan. of too tenacious a
character TO be easily worked, or rather
such was its character four years ago
This clayey loan underlayed by red
kellis hard pan, which is quite difficult of
dfsintegration. BY proper treatment, how
ever, we have decpcned this soil until its
character IS now uncxcep,ionable.
Late in the fall we cover those portions
required for spring crops, with a fair coat
Ing of compost manures, and then ridge
and back-lurrow the clayey loan so as to
cover the manure III the centre of these
ridges, using the largest sized pillow, and
mixing the ridges twenty inches high as
measured from tire sprface of the red
kelhs exposed between them, and covering
the manure with n thickness of soil Of
twelve OF more inches.
The s'.bsoA plow is nevt used with
heavy PAIR of oxen, aud the clevis OF the
pillow is so turne, that one OK walks in the
furrow and the other in the next frrow,
running the suhsoil plow as deeply as pos
sibleiuto the red kclis subsoil, disinieerat-
ng u, but turning up nothing.
Early in spring these ridges are split
with Y. or two way plow. and heavy
saltwater run through for more intimate
shrpYxtgsc.
The advantages gained by tits practice
src,-that the manures undergoing decay
in fall and early spring. charge the soil
surrounding forming the ridges, with fer
r'ils.pg gases, which cannot escape through
su,l thickness Of soil without being alb
sorbing. The clay ridges present large
surface to be disintegrated and rendered
Pulvcruent by frequent freezings and thaw-
Ings. The washes Of winter cannot touch
the manure; the ciaycy soil becomes free
and fully charged with the fertilizing ga
ses Of the atmosphere; the snow covering
slc ridges, and containing ammonia and
other gases, canno, run off when melted
without being received by the subsoil cuts,
lhS SubSuii 10 become 1ertlilYcd,
snd to lose lis hard character; and last,
slough no, least, all grubs and ether in
secis are destroyed by being exposed to
winter irceztngs, furnishing manure by
their decay instead oficeding on the mex,
years crops.
We have soils so treated, using muck as
manure. decomposed by the salt and lime
mixture, and composted with the proper
amendments Of the soil. on which we have
raised $4,000 late Bergen cabbages to the
sere, worth $500 and that too, the very
next year after the same land would moi
have raised an ordinary crop of corn
Alter four years trial of this system with
ehyey lesfsas we speak with certainty, and
tns use Of long manures thus applied is
better practice than to expose them for a
whole season in an open barn yurd.-Joar
efAgriealiare.
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II. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW YORK. WE'RE RAILING

TT EW YORK WE'RE RAILING
~ WORK S.-Public attention is invited TO
new improvement in manufacturing Iron Build
ing. Graings &c. ,made from Iron rods and " rough
iron, designated
IrlRE RAHTNG, II i The most tca,a!tul ~
closure for public private grounds iarms cemce-
ries, balconies, verandahs. nrhors, etc. etc.
WINDOW GUARDS AND GRA TING, For
stores, dive ngs. lunatic asyluns. prisons, steam
ships, &c. Iron Bedsteads. with wire sacking, tree
guards coal and screens, and variety Of arii-
clcs too numerous to mention, which this invention
is susceptible Of possessing convenienccs be-
fore known, resulting from tho Improvement for
which this article patented. Forcleanncc cOnl-
busd with strength. for the beauty gifts innumcra-
BILE variety of designs, and especially Tor cheapncs
Cat one half less than cast iron is altogether
riyaed by any thing yet offered 10 the public
The plan Of crossing the rods is contrvcd that
each bsds the other md thus a mutual support il
given each individual part Of tho whole structure
1t is believed that nbpcs formed Of the largest WIRE
and manufactured il this m1Bncr, will endure ut
least five times the violence that Cast Iron Rail
ing in ordinary IL capable Of withdrawing. Pr
ces vary from 30 cents to 81 per lineal foot. The
subscriber also manufactures WIRE FENCES.fo
enclosing furms, railroads parks. lawns, etc. guar
antced to resist cattle horses sheep, etc. which are
becoming extensively used, and greatly distinguish
ed ny lgtness ct appearance ami elegance Of form;
being inpcrceptible q short distance the view /.
thus uninterrupted, the prospect uniniIrcd ,and the
beauty Of landscape unnpnircd. The fence j. r1nde
on an entirely new plan being portable, yet secure
The whole may be taken down aud transported with
the same facility ordinary ironrods- Price from
$50 10 SO per rod. including Iron Posts from II
to 1G feet apart.
Inquiries and orders addressed to the Proprietor
will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN b. WICKERsHAM.
2fcBroadway y. Y.
WAREHoBsr-2t9 Broadway.
WoEKs-New-Y ork Wire Railing Works, 50 md
81 Lewis street.
n. B. Silver Medal awarded BY American Inst
;ute, 1850 Bronze Medals aasarded ty Franklin
Institute 1917 and 1873
NJ A.
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Baltimore Advertisements.


~ Importers. Manufacturers, ITioi5soic mid Re
tail Detiers IL Watches, Foc .J-c'ry, Aiitoyr md
Fancy Goois, No 22o baltimore street, Corner Il
Charics 81, sign " hc Got&ut E9gir
REMONAL.-We beg to inGirm the public, that
we have removed from osr rIl stand, Corner Of
Bultmoreand Charles Streets. to tho opposite Cor
ner, where W. have erected spacious and ceuvc-
uicnt Store, and lpvc on hrud very complete as
sorment Of, WATCHES, JEwEtRY, sILyER& rLArEp
WARE, FANCg 4 MILITARY GOODS. &c. to which
we invite particular attention. Our arrangements
ii Europe aud withpll The extensive manufacturers
in this country such. to warrant IA saying.
thnt goods of tho newest and most approved STYLES
can always he hnd at or establishment, ana at
prices that will compete with all others in our line Of
busnoss.
Ia addition to our other facilities We hive II
Muuutaclnry ON the premises. whore We can hive
made the shortest notice, any article in ON line,
To the Wholesale department If rur business we
intend giving personal attention, and we would
call notice very complete STOCK of IIaiclma-
f. k9's Too's Maioriais anil Glasses, which,
"a to avoid oil mi>takc-, has the special attcn-
f9l.zz8 ton of practical Matchmaker.
he ANIMAL visit 81 one d Tho firm ia Europe, viii
enable Us to make selections not only for our resu-
lar sales, but to execute orders for my Of nur
friends. Our arrangements in Liverpool, loudnn,
and Switzerland, for the tc1 gaipg II ii'afcIcs.
IRE unsurpassed by any c5tabilamcAt ~ the United
States.
1t will give W great pleasure to havc You call and
examine extensive stock Of cuod.; which you
may rely npoi dcmg rs aggregated.
Your nhd't servants.
CtNFIELD. BROTHER 4 co.
NO. 229 BAL mors Sfycc'. co,nc IF Charics,
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BLANKETS, HATS AND CAPS

- Weare receiving and have for sale
l,o00 Negro Blankets,
100 pair Maekinaw do suitable for tents, &c.
100 do fine dullle do
50 dozen good Wool and California Hats,
10 " cloth Cups.
Those having hands to clothe, viii please call.
For sale low.
Oct Cts McCORKLE. SIMPSON tSJONES.
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reinforcement.

The above sale is postponed till the 9th Februa-
ry. (court day) when il viii take place at Campbell
court house. J. b LEFTWlCH
Jam 22-t9r Com'r.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
A M RICAN HOT Z L., 4

A M Il RI AN III o T. Z l., -
IA RICHMOND, yA.-Thc subscriber re. IVA
turns his thanks to bis friends and the public fof
the liberal patronage he has met with since he took
the American Hotel in July last. he begs to in
form the travelling community, that no expense has
been spared to make ]: all that first class hotel
should be, aad every effort his part shall be used
10 deserve a continuance Of the libcrality Of gem
crous community. y. NJ. SMITH,
Ian o2-l3t American Hotel Richmond Va
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MARSHALL HOUSE. Decem-

p - = -.
NAkshAs.E hsSS 81. sseccm-
1tA Der 9TH, Is9l JAMES b. Smith IS row open
ing the largest and best assorted stock OF Fancy
GOODS ever brought to this place, consisting OF
every variety. lie would call the attention of
the Ladies particularly his extensive assortment
Of Perfumeries, Soaps, Card Cases, Rcticules,
Purses. fine w ork and Fancy Boxes hne Alabus-
ter work and Iuk-stands, Paper Weights of every
pattern, Papier Mache-Poufolios, besides a varic-
tv Of other articles too numerous to mention.
The gentlemen will find endless variety Of
Goods adapted to their every want. among which
will be found very superior assortment of Pocket
Cutlery Pocket Books, Port Monies. very
fine Fob Chains, Pistols of superior q1alily. and
serne of entire new styles. Telescopes. small and
large besides the largest and best stock Of
FINE CIGARS ever offered here For the chill
dren he has TOYS of every variety, and some
very fine and useful. as well as cntertainine-a
great number never before seen here His stock
ofFRUITS il very full and fine. Candies Of every
variety. among which i some suncrior Bon Bons.
His suck of LIQUORS is unsurpassed. among
which is some old Jean Louis Brandy. Of the vim
r,oe of 1911: nso some old Naylery Brandy Of the
VINTAGE of Is3I HAVING made ARRANGEMENTS il,
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OCTOBER, 1S5l.--THE SuBSCRI
~ Der would inform his friends and the public
generally, that he has ust received his fall supply
of GROCERIES, IND STIPLE DRY
GOODS, making his stock large and complete.
In the stock may he found
New Orleans Porto Rico and st. Croix Sugar,
Loaf, crushed, powdered and clarified do
Rio. Laguira and Java Coffee,
Fine Green and Black Tea,
Sperm adamantinc and tallow Candles,
Rolled and country Iron,
Shear cast, German and blisterd Steel
Box. lining. and common Nails,
Spades and Shoves,
Sole and Upper Leather,
Pepper, Ginger, Spice, soda, sal'nratus, alum.
saltpetre, indigo and copperas, brown and bcacbed
domestics, Calico alpaccas, large lot negro blank
cts. cassincts Kentucky jeans, tweeds, cassimeres,
plain linscy hats, caps. shoes and boots and many
other articles, which he invites the attention of
buyers us he is determined TO sell cheap
Oct Cts JOS. =. NOWLIN.
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\ LEAANOEK N. JORDAN, AT
N TORNEY AT L4I LynchJug Va, will
practice in all the Courts of the Counties ofCamp-
bell and Bedford. and of the town of Lynchburg.
70 Office in SCHOOLGIRLS Building Market St.
Aug o5-wts
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William NJ. Tribble, Eli jenkins and Lucinda
his wife, formerly Lucinda Tribbc, Schuyler Trib-
be- Hill c. Tribbe. Virginia A. Tribble billiard
II. Page, Thomas III. Wilkinson agcnt for Peter
Hunter, Charles Jones and George 7. Peasants
Dnfcnhnnfs
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HOUSE PAlNTgNG.--Thc undersirr

HOUSE PAsNTgNG.--Thc undcrsign-
IL IL ed respectfully informs the public that he has
taken shop on Market Street, opposite the Police
Office. for the purpose of conducting the Hoase
Printing Bas;css, where he may at all time. be
found when not engaged on job, in which case a
card will be at the door stating where he be
found.
From his long experience and the uniform sats-
faction which he has given, be ilaticrs himself that
he will receive a liberal portion Of patronage He
is fully acquainted with all the different paints
Gently brought into such Zinc and the sew
eral frcprocf pants He will attend 10 all orders
promptly, and is prepared to execute Imitation
work OF ell kinds, Glazing, &c.
DAVID TURPIN.
Retirences IN L1nchJurg:
Lnnrhorne K Sons, d. r. Rees,
Dr. Ro. S. Payne, Sam1 A Bailey,
A. II. Armistead, j. c. Shields,
r. Stnblcr s. Co., Ben. Wilkes.
Jan I2-Im
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Rates or Freight on the Virginia
mud Tennessee Rnil ROnd.

Articles appropriate TO the First c'ass-Boxes Of
Hats, Bonnets and Furniture.
Articles appropriate 10 the Second class-Bnxes.
Bales of Dry Goods. Feathers, Shoes. Saddlcry,
Glass. Paints, Oils, Drugs nnd Confectionery.
Articles appropriate to the Third clnss-Virginia
Domestcs, Sugar, Coffee, Liquor, Bnggilg,
Rope, Butter, Cheese, Manufactured Tobacco.
Leather, Hides. Cotton Yarns, Copper Tin,
Sheet Iron. Iioow-Ware, Qucens-Warc, Cast
ings, Hardware, Marble (drcSsed). and other
heavy articles not enumerated in special OF
fourth class rates
Articles appropriate to the fonrth cass-Flour Gin
sacks) Rice. Pork, Beef. Fish. Lard. Tullow
and Bacon, (in casks, boxes sarks), Bceswax,
Bales Of Bags, Ginseng and Dried Fruir Bar l.
ron Marble (undressed) Mill and Grind Stones,
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EDUCATION LUCRETIA a.
1sL WILSON will give her undivided attention to
School. which she will continue the ensuing year
in the village Of New London. She teaches all
the English branches usually taught in the hes, Fc-
male Seminaries, and Music on the Piano and
coulfe6ive many references, but deems it unneces-
sary. The terms per session of ten months (Yilh
vacation of or weeks in sumulor) viii De az
follows, viz:
For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and Gc-
ogruphy, GIG 90
A" the higher branches, .-. 20 90
" Music on Iiaao, Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
The School to commence 1T Of February, 1852,
and no deduction made for absence after entrance
except in oases Of protractcd sickness.
BourI be obtained in gcntcel families in the
village reasonable terms.
Jan 8-ltn (Rcpub ican copy)
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NOTICE TO ON, FssEENDs.--

NOTICE TO OUR FssEENDS.--
~ Having entered into ii co-pnrtncrship for the
purpose of doing exclusively Commission busi-
ness, under the style of CREW DSON & CRANK.
com nencing 18th October, 1851. We offer our
services 10 the people Of Luxembourg and the sur
rounding country, pcdging ourselves to do all in
our power TO promote the interest Of our patrons.
JAS. s CREWDSON,
NJ. II. CRANK.
n. B.-The subscriber feels under MANY obliga-
tions for the liberal encouragement received at the
hands o.fhe people Of Lynchburg wclas the sur
rounding country. and pledges himself that every
thing that he can do. shall be done to promote he
interests Of all that feel disposed 40 encourage the
Concern of Crewdson &, Crank. We will be ratis.
fed with small hoping to get large ones when
il is thought we deserve them.
JAS. S. CREWDSON.
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GARLAND 4 ROBINSON, AUC-
~ TONERS and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, Richmond, Va, corner Cary aud 20th
Street on The Dock offer for sale on accommodating
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n WIN 81.
1w ROBERT TlNSLEY. C.
Jan I5--w4w

VIKGINIA.--At rules held in the Clerk,
Office, Of the circuit court of Amherst county,
on Monday, the 9Th day of January, 1852.
William II. Moupteastle and Mary \. F., his
wife, formerly Mary F. Hill Thomas NJ. Cox and
Jane his wife, formerly Jane Hill, John Massie and
Sally his wife. formerly Sally Hill and the children
ni icob Canfman and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
izabcth Hill who sue by the said Jacob Codinan,
their ncxtflicnd Plainfs
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btdIuTu oelIInVI, NuIrIH DtlCOH, W ytUtVIIe
Republican, Abingdon Virginian and Democrat,
copy times. Jan l5-wSw
Office Of The Fpgiait q Tenn. r. Road Comply, !
LYNcHBURo. Jan'y 18th, 1852.
FNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
Il pany have ordered n requisiton Of Fire Dol
lars per share upon all the Stock which has been
subscribed. payable on the 18th February next, be-
ing the 18th upon the old subscribers, and lth mp
the new, and a further rcquisition of Fire Dol
lars per share, payuble the lst March next, be-
ing the 20th upon the old subscribers and l2ih up
on the
Delinquents viii be required to pay interest in all
eases. F. G. MORRISON,
Jnn l2--t Imnr Ircn snlt.r.
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The object of this suit is recover from the de-
fcniant Si79.3i. with legal interest thereon, from
the 2sth day OF October, 1851, till paid. md the at
tachment awarded herein being returned, executed
upon Robert II. Thorntorn, &c, garnshees-
and it appearing by affidavit fled that the said de-
PENDANT is not a resident of this Commonwealth
he is required appear here within month
after due publication OF this order and do what is
necessary protect his interest: and it is ordered
that a copy hereof be published a week for
four successive weeks, in some newspaper publish
ed in the town of Lynchburs, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse, of this county the
first day of the next county court.
a conv-Teste
jan I5-w1w ROBERT TINSLEY c.
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TEAM MARBLE WOEsKs.

~ JOHN i. ROGERS has removed his Marble
Works 10 the Of Main and s,h streets. where
win be found fine assortment Of Egyptian, Italian
and American Marble, Monuments. Tombs, Grave
Stones, Mantel Pieces of every description Wall
Platcs, Fronts &c.
Any design in cnrvin- executed in the nentcsr
manner. Orders from the covairy, with city refer
encc. promptly attended To-
Mr.. having served hiA apprenticeship in one
of the large.; Embellishments in New York citY md
having much experience IN the business, iiairrs
hiinselfthat I'll work executed at his shop will give
as entire satisfaction any done North or snash
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VlRGINyA.--Atru rules held in the Clerk S
' office, of the circuit court Of Amherst county,
on Monday. the 5th day Of January, 1852.
David ". Moore and Ro. b. Griffin, merchants
and partners trading under the style and firm of
Moore & Griffin, Plain'fs
against
Julius Rosenham, defnt
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LIZ NOND, VA.-Sell on Commission all de.
,crption. Of Country Produce. receive and forward
Goods, and keep constantly on hand for sale, 9
large and well selected stock Of Groceries.
Orders promptly and faithfully filed. Liberia
advances on consignments. Storehouse immedi
ately on the Basin bank.
LEWIS d. CRENSHAw,
july lots JOSEPH II. CRENSHAW.
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Married,
On Mcnday, November l. by the Rev. DR.. Phillips
Ybth nue.. Mr. JOHN dInn, OF Broadway, to Miss
BvLspoR " Brooklyn
On Tuesday, November !, by thu Rev f. r Fslrohild
Mr. ". II WARNER. OF this city, to Miss ANNIE p Con-
am Of Montgomery Orange county N Y.
On Tuesday November 9 by the Rev Berrian Mr.
jams W. BINsHsM OF San Francisco. to CoarELIA H.,
eaugbter Of William III Falls Erq, Of this city.
On WEDNESDAY November 3 by the Rev. II Gone,
D., ALrRrD NEAaI~G merchant TO Miss VI AMsLiA,
dsusbt.r Of william Hman, Esq all of this city.
On Wedpesdey Nov. 3 by the Rev. A r. Van Mast.
MT CoDpKsToN CLINTON JACKSON TO Miss MARIA ISABELLA
POLLARD daughter Of late Calvin Pollard ali Of this
city.
On Tresday. November by the Rev @. Van santvoord
p "A GILLESPIE. Of Saugertiss to Miss CARRIE g.,
daughter Of Nearing, esq. Of Catskiil,
At the Church OF The Ascension. October 28 Mr. CHAs
0HnrEEs Of Pbiladslphia to Miss ELIZA daughter Of
P,ett II. Crosby, Esq NJ this city.
BtDRhamtcn and poDgbkAepsee papers please copy
A. Nevtown Tuesday November by the Rev. Mr..
Strong Mr. HoRArio SauIRE, Of this city to Mtas
Many T.. youngest daughter Of Colonel Haut, Long
Island
AZ Norwak CT on Monday November I. by the Rev.
Edwin Hall GEoRes NcNAsH Of New York to HENRIETTA
b, daughter Of Charles Mallory, Esq, Of the former
place
On Friday October 20 by the Rev. A a. Wright JOHN
Wnsor o, Lapsrk Scotland to Miss HELEN a. Nc JuRE,
youoses daughter Of the late Andrew Mcclure Of Ayrs
eootlaDd
Scotland papers please copy.
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0ouraud's Liquid Hair Dye q, WAthous sx-
Syan g the very ever invented Beware
1870 aye. Equally celebrated v Gourasd's Nsdisased
Ssap Ter cnrny pimpls feoklea chaps rough
kedy. Liquid Rouge Lily white ana Hair Gloss at ~
walker street. Broadway
Wu and TOupsos -BaIchei0r's new Style
vs are pronounced the Of Manure
uvented Those wanting superior article should
III - BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory. No. VAL
ssA vhsrc be found the largest and best assoreet
b. she city. Copy ths Addrsss
0A6 Dye.-BaycheloY's Celebrated LlquAd
&x Dye the yet eolorns tho hair
vA.sseTs the moment applied The case snd
xsssnty with which and old established Hair
BYs performs IL astonishing 1t 10 for SALE applied ~
R2rSHELOR's wiz v.ot"rv. Nc. Wall street
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10 c. RENE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ks. SALE on

u G. KEMP, AUCTI0NEEs-AssI0NEE S SALE OF
~ furniture, nanofores. mirrors carpets NOR
row. Friday o'clock e. % Nss,u-ssreet near
for cash. by order Of removed for convsn
OF SALE consisting Of large and beautiful
chamber furniture which worthy Of che az
tenop of housekeeper And oousss Of beautiful
ROSEWOOD parlor furniture in French satin hrosates
tapestry, Brussels and other carpets oil eloth
carved mahogany tte acte sofas and chairs rosewood
ard mshogany marble typ centre aad pier tables est OF
marble best ourled horse hair mattresses library and
cretary bookcases extension eini,s tao'ss marble Top
dressing uresus and wsshstauds silver plated ware table
glass and china coskeg other stoves Stehen
furniture &c. 80. Pianofor Also ~ II o'clock rose
finish from cit, makers good repuason and which are
particularly worthy tho attention Of purchasers among
hch elegant carved wood octave rich pearl
laid plate worth s6oO; beautiful instruments valued -
$3.50 at Sooeach; and others. Tho above pianos will al
be sold without 10 pay cash advances and bs
packed for shipping They all warranted By the makers
mornir ,a Goods purchased Of The city can
be packed for shipping at y reasonable charge.
WILLIAM IRVING & co AuCTIoNEERs. 10 PINE
Al and Friday, November 9th az 10Y O'CLOCK snsn
store, 10 Pine street superb assortment o. tsAH
PonsoiSn rn ssd f ssssrs"opr is %ss.
Venus IN the Shell, BANDING Grls q csnov.; P,yshs
Romsn and other Vases Verde Prsto and Roman rAazas
&c. Plated ware tea and ,odse ssss CAKE osssss3
Css.' 1 ~ ra ts,s invoice
Bronze figures groups ciocs esnd.laoM and eonesA
.Sa is s's sSs s's G
sIs ware nsnss and oval srsy%
rs% frame .rs n sns on ssSSoa Ladies are p.reais, r.
9us sted 10 call and examine them.
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THE rTREpIEN.

THE RECEIPT OF the FOLLOWING DONATION
20 the New York Fire Department Fund.- is great
ssy Insurance. Company, per Jacob
Per Milton Smith Esq Secretary, 500 Hydrant Com
Rany So ., rcr ~ A. rford Esq. Secretary, $50.
0rev YORK, NOV. 4, Ro2 JOHN 3. GILES. Treasurer.
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THE TURF.


HENTREvTLLE COURSE. L. I.-TROTTIyO-THUR
~ day, November 4th, N2 o'clock p. n. Purse nako
SEQ mile heats best three in FIVE in harness r. Nodne
nAmes Highlander Maid IT, Jones. CHI a. sor
rel Bbty Toby 0mnibases leave Fulto,
80 Joel CoNKLIN P-o,rsetor
TINION COURSE, L. l. TRoTTING.-ON THURSDAY,
u Novcpter 4, at o'clock J.. MA msteh Cor $500.
mile hest three In five TO Mr. Csxs
.. N. Grassy janet Mr. Ward name,b Emigrant Stages
will leave the Fulton ferry, Brooklyn for tho a IL
O'Clock, and retnrn the sport Is Fare,
each way. Is cents JOHN /. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUND-TRoTTING.-
N of.S6 Will of on Friday the 9Th inst.
~ o'clock aiie heats best three in fye under saddle
H. Jones enters 4. Lady Hammond. Brooks enters
b. Bolt Owner enters b. Rosalie. Owner enters
3 Capt. May y. LUTT. Proprietor.