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NAN sTAgpED-rATAL kAILEOAD ACCIDENT, Erc.
BurrORr, sept q, 1854
man psmed james kcCafrey 70 seriously beaten
hpd stabbed By party Of last night - render
his recovery almost impossible
A German name upRnc killed "a the BAN
more and Ohio Railroad 10 day.
The mall south OF Richmopd has again Jailed W night
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JUST PUBLISHED, NEW EDlTIoN."rnE MAR
~ rafs Gude"A complete treatise on the Natural Hsto-
ry and Physiology Of tho Gsnerave Functions for tho pr
of married people those about TO and
tanning thing Physiological Medical which they
rsquir know By tia celebrated aa,hor Aal lcetu
rer, DR. +. Uoiiich.
such long boon required snd wished for BY all
friends Of hunsnltyi but till now such could not
Is strictly moral snd sesnthe but popular
end practically useful No person. OF either shoud be
married till thay have read this booki
by tho author book exclusively for gentle
mop the Male Generstye system ts physiciosy and All
It's that and form
Of decay from which become mbeeils insane or
die without knowing the cause with the msans f preserving
restoring the yirile power to sxtrsme old
Every should possess this book who has reached hs
age Of puberty II will save hnr Ids Of younx mon from
diseaes and un.imely DEATH and hope and rehs 70
thousands Of others given - impotsnos and despair
Both tisse hooks contain all tbs discoveries BY th
French aud German Physolosts which ara known yet
ysfy few medical mon They we'll bound snd ocn-
tain Boo with beautiful ooiored snstohi
sa plates Thsrsere NO other e9.ss Ike hsE In the Sag
heb laneusys. Thousands are sold daily. /,
Price dollar each. To be had of al the priscipn
to2Sseort snd newsvencers or from thc putlsher w
STRONG, 9 Nassau street, New york whs will ssp copies
sswhers b. post rse recsisns ths money and address
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Usis- corsss, l. I-Tsoruss --Moatsy, Sept. IT,
Pure q ss,o, so 20 s-oona bsst hor,s. r~o miles
end repeat under saddle.
Woodruff named .. & rsccnsy sy............... 1 4
0cc nsrned q q. Marao~h .......... ...,...,. ?
Tima h.O2-hON
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ef.d mass nesting VI he whls- q csunscticut, q
As~ Hsven
t'ssida dsmocr>slc oo.n,y eeuvsstso~ "a asm nate
n. sat-s ~ .orgr-ss and cnnsy cGlc.rL
rhe Court q ApVesAs meets q Alsaay.
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Epidemic at Norfolk. Va.

SoRrotE, Sept 81, 1852.
di'essc resembling tho cholera yellow fever has
suddenly broken out In water street n this city From
thhty to forty oases have already occurred.
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DyrrIormrsTs-rhc trial of singular mmeuoeA
in the Court of Quarter Sessions Friday and
tinued throughout Saturday. The details prove tbs
existence Of much ignorance exhibited
In the days Of Salem witchcraft The defendants
Mary Clp'oD and susan Spoaring VINO charged
with conYlrjDg TO cheat derand George r. Elliott
by OF fortune. telling and copjurations. who6
influenced the mind Of the prosecutors wife that
they thereby extorted money indirectly from Mr..
Elliott The COMPUTATIONS practised. alleged By tho
Commonwealth were, giving Mrs Elliot. a bottle con-
tanning portions Of Mr.. Eliott's cl thing, aud
telling ber that the clothing decsycd, Mr. Eliott
would moudcr away upf he would finally die by virtue
the spelfthat ofe defendants first poisoned the
wi'e's mind by telling her tnat MIR paying attsu-
tons other females This had strong effect
upon her TO make her wish for hls death AuothR
ordeal al cbcraft FOR rs Elliott to ,aks her hus
bands clothes tear them 10 pieces and Oil the bottle
with them the boil the contents nine times aat this
give hir euch extreme pain his death
This advice raid for by Mrs Eliot Some OF the
d closures brought out this trial of ihs most
ridie ulou. chArac Phqdelphta Gasetts SePt. II.
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HATS ANO CAFT.

l Its, CARS, AND STRAW uoops s--srARr, SOS 81
1 Cs, tlato Aa!tby aud s,arr) lS3 watey sbroet,-.
Acanle franus turers Of dsniers kp cspa and
NneeA * thh iatv1s fashions, AND Of evevy vsroy
es"aueSU a.aN a. slaae tuysU rs'eosfatiY sol'
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INn. wITTERs, ArcrIoNrER. wlLL sELI ON

WIN. Writer'S, AUCrfoNEER. Will SELL ON
w Wcdresday, at ten o'clock, a. ls7 Canal street,
large Of Furniture consstiag Of
Sofas and centre Tables Rockers and other
Ghars der and mantc Classes elegant mattel Clocks aud
Vases Book Wardra hes kitchen Furniture 80 also
large quantity Of boarding house furniture removed from
Noboken Also afGortment Of parlor cha nber, and
Atlcr Furniture from North Moore street. sale worthy Of
attention q dealers ahd otoc Sale pcremptory Also onr
elegant rosewood liano t Brussels three ply
and otler Cnrpets cook stove, Ac
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Another EaI thquakc at ~. Jago dc Cuba

Piur,DELrp. sept. q, 1852.
private letter from 81. Jsgo de Cuba, received via
Havana states that another hluake occurred the
2sih ult. Tho inhabitants who greatly terrified
Lad britt temporary huts on the beach
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MADAME ALBos ~ PHILADELPHIA.

hADAhk AIbONf ~ fHiLADkLFHIA
PnrLsprrrsi., Sept. ~, is51
MADAME Aiboas dissf in this city sttrso,sda brilliant
and ovsrno-isg audience. Every seat Ia Ma,cA Hall
occupied Asd hundreds turned away. She vas
srsetsd 9th long eOsipeed applAuss AMI sailed out
sn every song repeatins two IN osseisses 70 tbs ap-
Tiause Of the sudisncs.
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Marine Disasters.
Lose OF Tue rRIa CORISrH.

Loss or TIE hkio tORtSrH.
BosrcS, sept.ubsr I, is5a
tseTrsphs despatch received a. Negburyport, Gays
that the bris corinth Captain Chase q Scwourypor
boaad from R.ch!6uctoo for England has been totally
lost
SCHOONER IN DISTRESS
NossoL1. september q ls52.
schooner Louisa from city Poiot nor Boston. with
cargo of aour and wheat has put Into this port icsy
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(,HARRuhuDs Rooms, - wniTE srREEr. AND "A
~ hast Thirteenth street, Bra iway-ah t.IAR
huAu y, asEtea ~ AIR oSvie rep
patrons Rnd thVse who desroas 4 we
commence At white STREET ~ saturday 10th ~ October
Days Ot instruction, Tuesday aud saturday A 50 esck IN
tho afternoon ladies' aud r.
IN the evening for gentlemen. fourth Thur
day evening in each month"; the other THURSDAY evenings
from 20 10 exclusively devoted 60 -atang for the Fcate
mems cs without extra charge. bays ~ Instruction
~ East Thirteenth street Monday sad Friday Wcdaesday
ana saturday At 80 o'clock FIR ladies, misses Aai
gcntlonen- caasve Monday and friday att sHd ia tho
evening matnces dHnsantcs exclusively Tor psrcnts md
the younger class Of pupils every second Jhursaay ssr
of each month class Tuesdays and fridayH
1874 o'clock noon there classes 70 commence Oetber 2h
18th and 9th. Mr.. GHAkklAuD can be seen at hs rcd
dcnce ~ West Eleventh strret fh beNcon
and and and o'clock Ia the day and At his
school hours.
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HENEr WELLS AND MS sIs1ERs lhADAgE n
GiAyellis) Academy ter Dancing, Gg broadway, val
cn On the lat Of October fher mothod Of .caehss has
eocciyed unfvorsl appreciation ccnhneS with
In the dances mode, ana In parior dancing ,sroagt
all It's variations tLe exercises for developing nusou
lar of young echoiars funi highly bencboia Tue
nesns a acquiring elegance ana an easy style of cton ~
ienciBg s reduced TO lev faes simply
pained snd thoroughly taught To stop properly "a walk
ny in order 70 obtain pleasing grscelaI fors
Of each LESSON and everything IL observed thss ~ s
osr 20 the pnpil drnod and noble depcrtmona Enquire
I'm at thaA A.nA
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~ e VS. BY TELEGRAPH


From Washington city.
Nh. BARn>G-Tns PHILADELPHIA srOREKEEPKssHrP
-Nsw LIGHT HeUSE BOARD. Ero.
wAnSrcroS. Sept. q, 1852.
Hon. Thomas Rsnrg paid viat TO tho President to-
oar, ard vss introdnc>d BY W. W. Corcoran, Esq our
less'sr banker.
Tbs appointment 10 tbs military st1rckeepership to
Thiaielpha mas not Jet been made, b1t Is expected
dsYy.
The fresldsDt has selected tha following gcutemeu ~
s~mhess 81 the Light House Bosrd: Gap aim Chus
rich, Y Navy; Commsrder Samuel p. Dupont US.
Navy. brcyet Br'gndcr General Joseph Totem o. tho
fg'rs.r- L'sut.Daot Colonel kesIney OF che T0pxra-
phies kngn~r- Professor Alexander Bach. Chief OF
the Coast survey Professor jaime. Henry the smith
sonia, fDriuon Az Secretaries Lieutsuan. Thornton
J. skins of the Navy aud Rreyet Captsin Elm und
" Hssdos- . oi the typographical Engn.ers
Betting :. ~ slsok~s'.r here The wings ela'ed
eth o.rera scoits anti hanging speech West which
h much admired
Democratic Congressional Nomination.
K'sGsroS Sept. %, 1852
The d.rocra,o convention Of the Eleventh Congres.
sionai dsir, comprising Ulster aud Green counties has
prsni@ou-iy nomirsied Theodoric H. W estbrook Esd,
of Kingston. for Congress.
Meeting of the Wings or Cornwall.
NEvnUno, Sept q, 1882
The whiys Of Cornwall held meeting ON Saturday, at
the se q OH Fort Montgomery The gathering which
principally composed OF the farming population o.
that part ~ Orange county addressed by Messrs.
CoEzens Of Wet Point Rice OF Csyuas, AMI Eager ALI
rcD, spd fcc.rcr Of Nesburg. Several ladies pre-
sent, snd the whole passed OF With attention and de-
coruIn seldom witnessed at n poltosi meeting
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Meeting of the Whlgs OF Cornwall.


NssHvuLE, sept. II, 1852.
At tho Nafhyiile municipal election In, whig Mayor
Gas elected BY "a majority. Last year the majority
25.
Nine whe and three democratic Aldermen elected
The stat. 1rca-Wscr-Saies Of Bank Stock.
AinssY. Sept. q, 1852.
Benjamin wseh 70 whom the caice Of State Treasurer
has ten awarded by the surro Court is In the city,
and vii erter the duties of his Office the return
Of Nr. Cook who Is temporarily absent.
Sales of Mechanics aud Farmers Bank stock were
made 90 day Mt lss and Commercials Bank al $50.
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COpARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

y
DUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
L o0partnership hitherto existing between the under
nigned under the firm Of Murphy Genet Co.. Is ths day
dissolved by mutual consent The liabilities OF the trm viii
be settled BY the firm Of Genet Co.. ct us Chambers
street. JOHN MCLEOD MURPHY,
GEORGE &. GENET,
J. r. II. HECHLIN.
Dated, New York, Sent. Is 1852.
rI,AKE NOTICE-THAT THE CO-PARrNERsHIp Ex-
stin between John l.. Strong and Nm. d. kirsehboum
tho 2ls day Of September 1852 dissolved ny mutual
The busines in future will be carried NJ the
Same place by VIM D. Rirschboum, and NIL debts due the
pspy TO 10 paid TO VIM D. Kirschboum, and all debts
against the company to bo paid ny Wm y krschbonm,
WM u. KIRsCuBoIM.
Dated Sept. 25, 1889. j. l.. STRONG.
A PARTNER WANTED IN TUE AUCTION AND c0a-
n mission business with cash capital OF from S5D 20
fW to make advances upon furniture rsnoi0rtes snd
goods 10 general cash sales The location Is the best in
the city tho business well established and in active epers-
ton which be greatly extended with the aid OF tie
above capita particulars explained at an interview. Ad
dress Auction, Herald ofhto
WANTED-A PARTNER. WITH 500 .cAsH CAPT
w tai, 10 undertake q business in Wettorr STATE
With this fmount and business qualifications, StUD
be cleared In six months the sales Address
Watson, Herald Office,
VVANTED--A PARTNER WITH FIVE OR SIX THOU
w sand dollars we'll conducted ana prosperous eetAb
bn the sole Of the kind In New York. whose
products in increasing demand al tie
States For particulars address j. X, Herald once.
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ID w. wESCOrT. AUCTIONEER-ASsIG SALE,
H. Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, at No li0
Greenwich avenue. consisting of ten acss feather Beds
hair Mattresses and household Furnturo Of all descrp
tions. very desirable oportunity for housekoepers
every article will he ptoray sold 10 the highest bid
aer lrain or shne)
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r c; KEMP. AucTIoNEER.-LARcE ANp fEREap

q =
H. tory sale Of splendid rosewood, mahogany and oak
furniture panofortes ard other rich house furnishing
tcles months credit all 500 ap-
proved endorsed on Wednesday and Thursday next
ut the large Hail. ESQ broadway, formerly tho Chinese
Museum, H. q. KEMP will sell at ancton above, very
large splendid Of cabinet urniture, all Of
the quality and all of which will bo positively sold
without reserve aud presents rare opportunity for the
trade hotel aHd housekeeper supply themselves with
the desirable description Of goods Tho furniture has
All been made In the host and most substantial for
custom trade aud consists OF and spendid
assortment Of richly carved rosewood mahogany oak aad
black walnut parlor dinin. library, and chamber
furniture comprising every article If oesanec aui utility
found Ia the large and fashionable urnitura
and much and varied assortment than
De found in establishment in this CITY, together
with largo aud beautiful nf rich Fancy house
furnishing articles the desirable syie received
from Trauos and England. Also ten elegant rosewood
pianoprtcs varying in Trces am 500 o 500 each very
very superior instruments and all gnlly warranted No
goods viii 10 admitted into ths sGio bnt such hs
relied upon and and limited goods will 10
received as IL h the intention of he that the whole
1hall be sold without Goods purchased
Of the city he packed for chipping IT Reasonable
charge. Catalogues the morning OF sale. Ladies aud
yentem invited 70 examine goods the day before
The sale.
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L. yANDEwATER, MISUNDERSTANDING

Os Furniturc.-W cell, this day, sept. 2Sth, at lOh
oolook ut No ~ West Warren treet between Court and
Clinton ftreets Brooklyn the furniture contained in the
above horse consis.ins IL o. Sefss Cha Centre,
Gard and Dining Fables Hat stands Book Racks Mirrors,
Bedsteads Carpets Matresscs Feather Bods. Passers
White China Dining Sets &c. &c. thor with genersl
assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
a0mm
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Henry r. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sale OF Cabinet Furniture. &c, by catsogue-Henry
Leeds will sell as sbeve this day, september g at
eeieroon % Chambers street Broadway at half
l0 ecooh large assosnt Furniture good
quality In part foiowS Rosewood Parlor Furniture
severed In roh satin broots carved mahogany Sofas
1eteaIetos easy and pardr Chairs mahogany aud hair
seat Chairs various patterns rosewood and mahogany Cen
Gre and Pier Tables, with marble tops extension Dining
Tables; bookcases; Wardrobes rosewood and painted
Chamber Furniture, en- suite mahogany, walnut French
And Cottage Bedsesds marble top Dressing Bureaus,
Washsands together with general assortment Of House
nold Furniture, Hair Mattresses So. which well
My the attention Of housckcepers Catalogues the
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lFrm tie Bssfos Advsrfi er s-pi.ms-. VI
rcm Bu Ayie, hsieg- sdvic-s fr.m n pcs ~ hs
7tb ut "a s.-t II or than tbe s.--t n. .oaas. eesyo
rrc-ised The Poe'e.s ~ h-sb says that sat rsrt~y
prosucss gvDe their s-snt Go th~ p,iserl.s sb,ch
10 tsrve the bss ~ th. 40 ipreaehug sx,sSi srxsn
izaton The province Of ca'spar.s hsa .. list sivss
10 Ia adhesion and had Distinguished i.~f Tor ,ts ps
triotfm and c0b6d have ratlnef tb -rscnf nj n
b,n Nicbolas IN sll IT. psrfH
Ou The 20 OF August the representatives NJ an ths
PROVINCES were f0 assemble tn. pit Hsrts JecisS
to frD general constituent Cc.Er-~s The PrasVS
says that IN. congrsss T. the hops ~ sis a~lbrra
bhedirg wound. ~iicn tyunuy apd reornt events had
optn'd in the body petite
Too PrOeieso ~ August II, cousains ~. omcI.i rs
cHgbi'ion ny Cen Urgsiza a. ProvR,obw DictAtw II
the ind, rend. ~ tn. Republic ~ i-rsrusy sud
cone ue'on ~ of fi.nd -hiD aud avi-
ga'on ny ~n'ob thr ire, rtsgS "a Of the rivers Para
Bupy ahd pAanx Il sscu ed ITO ths Rcpnh,c ~ Ls rlsa
ana 'he Empire OF Rrasl rhi- tr aty a. regarded a. -
event of eres' importance The iod~p ncpce of Pare
quay wes Acknowledged fcnm The I7th % Jaiy
Ac'onDte froa, Mous.vidso e,a,e mat tho OrieutA
NoserDmeBt bAvirg eat ~ruimi -roner 70 trr M uh
OF the river 8 inta :" rtan the most suitable
plSce Tor the eHtsbu hm-n' Of light for ths
bersft OF v,ses eouing from he ad re'uret hsv-
ing d+ieoatcd the bland of Lobo, as th- po,nt bee
a0n pied for the object
on The 27ts, 81 JuIy, NJ st Georre and Str eh.rs
Isnsa r. seived by the Ori,otn Cove pmopt sad
pie.ebt~d th IL cc6 ntias Sir Charles Hothnr ~ ee
werdr sviled In tAe Vixen for Hue Ayrcs With ~
Georee and on tLa 6n they woro piecnted 20 6cncxs
Urquiza
The Prc.feso seys that bad bee. reported that the
Brazilian fNye bad ob'oin,d from the Arg.u ~
government .uerusion for lras llan rteam.r V
enter the P,raos for the p-rpo-- tran
minister Of tho Emperor of Paraguay The report IL coo
tradict6 ard Is added that the representatives SS
Brazil at Bcsnor Ayres with whom tho goverrmans
entertained the most oordiu relations hsd motive
The tselv Issued, admitting flour Into Buenoo
Ayrcf has been reyrkrd
Hides. both ar, ana salted scarce and high
The yellow fever prevailing. but only TO modArsto
extent
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JOHN W. soMERINDYKE, AUCTIoNEER-S STORE
a. IL Spruce street-Urcceriss and Grocery fixuresOH
Wednesday the 18th inst at the Of Twcntyfourth
treet and Third at IL o'clock, the stock Of said
consistn general of first class
cries green and black Teas, ssuarts white and brown
Sugars Jofees Soaps, Candles, Spices Meats Pickles in
glass Wines and Brandes in bottles and Liquors Also.
che fixtures consisting of superior shelving and Counters to
match Meat Stand, Sj0 Platform Scale,
Sugar MILL Coffee MILL oil and molasses Cans Awning;
sugar tea and butter Scales and Weights painted
karrnis, dc,
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nANcING ACADEMY. sIcNoR A.. CuERARDI.
his patrons and tho public that his Dancing Academy
Sl Broadway will be opened for tho reception of pupils
SATURDAY Oct 10th Days OF tuition for young ldes Asd
masters, Wednesdays and Saturdays, and Mondays and
Thursiays at o'clock L. NJ Evening class for gcntsaop
Tuesdays and Fridays att T. N. Private lessons fami-
Gc viii also be given and classes attended TO In schools
and acadmies All communea tons Addressed 20 si Broad
will he promptly attended TO- Soircee given usual
DRoF Il. YATES AND SISTER, MISS A. YATES,
i have opened their nsncius Academy ut Washington
Hall Hester street Of Bowery whore all the fsah
iorabc dances will be Taught Tuition Iucsdsy aud Fri
adults Private tcaohngs
EEREERo's DANCING ACADEAS.-MADABE No.
GRECL IERKEko' snt Ter brother, EDWARD FER
RER0 respectfully their patrons Tie pub
lie that they have removed 70 their and ogmdious
premises No. 80 West Fourteenth street. between Ih and
siyt whore theS viii their bchov Too In
stsuctons in Dancin SATURDAY the iCh q October
Days Of tuition for young ladies and sesays
.nd Saturday., and Mondtys aud Ihuradayr. ~ T. h
EouinF oiafg for geacren, Mondays and ih ugday NJ
~ T. ~ Private Lessons and schools attended Soress
yycn rsua L. SA clsss for iadica aud ssters
x i ana rs Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Tuosdsys aad
FriiayG, at "a, +. IA.
for the at the North AmoriesR Hotel
of Bowcry Bayard street. Baysrd
All the moe fashionable stylUs II dancing aud
Waiting taught Terms moderate and extra charge for
the different waltges fancy daRce School days Tues
days and Fridays from to o'clock r. NJ, for ladies and
chitdroni and in the evening, for gentlemen from ~ to
1olS. An oXtrs gentlemens GLASS at 10 O'CLOCK.
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STRANGE AND MELANCHOLY CAsE.-Wc learned
the details OF strange and nguarly painful
from the Deputy G. roner yesterday IL appears that
married named Mary volnsr. living at the osr
Of Dcrbeny Cy pres streets in the last staS0
OF pregnancy ana daily expecn the return OF hee
husband who was ahsen' fchooncr engaged Ia tho
lake trade. Early on Friday morning feeling the paias
Of ptronchipg delivery the lett the house with Tho
intention t poipg TO tue Charity Uospal In passtng
vacant lot Cypress between Derbgpy aud Csihos1o
so exhaurted aud Tell into the long
there. which hid h'r completely from sight Ths
hufb&nd returned home Friday aud being toA4
that his wife had gone TO the hoptal ha went there
for her His vta Useless ho~Nvsr sud he seavchcA
in all directions until ~ o'clock ae night YostereaY
morning two bnya. playing Ia 10 LIT above mentioned
heard tho groans Of human being and being frightened,
to their mother who lived by ami told her the
circumstances. She Immediately hurried To the spo<
and found the poor woman In ssd plight nearly deaA
from pain ard exposure. The sufferer asked for glass
Of water and soon gave birth on the rougn couch e
gras and fcI to dead child She had strength enough
to say where she lived and her husband pediy u
formed OF the fact Of hts wfe dreadful condition o
came for her and she removed to her residence,
where she died Saturday evening The Coroner held
inquest and returned verdict In rdance wiehhe
facts above related -New Orleans Bee, Sept. 70.
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HOLM M snMERINnYKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n

yOHN W. .SoMERINDYKE AUGTIONEER-SToRE NO.
- II Spruce streetTo Carpenters be sold Thurs
day 18th ns at No 0 Woostor street at half past ten
o'clock, Horse Power Circular Saws Georings, &c.,
Work Bepches. Ladders RarroHs Irons, Lumber &c. also
office furniture Desks Of nrrings Salamander
Safes. Lumber Wagon Harness &c; also, Immediately
after the above in Twenty street. between the
Sixth and Seventh will be sold quantity of Flag
Sing aud Copings. WILLIAM T. BOYD Salesman.
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EAMILY GROCERIES AT AUCTIoN-TUESDAY,
Sept 18th at 10 o'clock, at 81 Dey street, corner Of
street. black and Teas Mustard Sugar
Jellies Maecaroni Raisns &c Also Liquors dem g.
Wtne, Brandy Gin Rum and some Counters and Scales
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auotioneer.
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y COLrnN. xECuroR,s sALE Or


II rich Rosewood aud Mahogt Cabinet Furniture, two
rosewood PAnoortes, Brussels carpets. French Plate
Glass EoF Cotton will sell Wednesday Sept Goth
10 o'clock AZ the auction ~ Beoman and s, Ann
Streets the entire furniture Of cabnet maker the
part OF tho city article of watch depended
upon and will include every description Of rich rosewood
and mahogany Furniture richly carved do for parlors
dining room, bedroom and basement ALSO office furniture
Brusses Three ply and Ingram Uilcoths
rosewood Psnsfrtes French Plate Glasses &o. More full
particulars 70 morrow when catalogues Will be ready.
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LOST AND FOUND.

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on Monday no l72i made by Cooper ondoni and heavy
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A LADY, WHO has HAD MUCH PRACTICAL Ex-
"A pcrienae the piano s desrous 70 receive few
pppe at her residence 20 Varck treet ST. Johns park
~ would have objection 20 fatend tbem necessary
Terms moderate.