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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-13

About the middle Of last September, the san
lose ard san Francisco Railroad Company wa
organized b the appointment OF the following
othcers, VIZ Davis Divine, President; J. A.
surer Charles L. Allen, Secretary. Executive
Committee--llisha .. Crosby, Peter Van Cancg
hem, i J. Davis, and Sherman Day. finance
Committee-Dr. J. g. COBB, !. Aram, and W. y.
M. Howard W. !. Lewis, Chief Engineer and
A. 5. Arrowsmith, Assistant all elected for one
year. Since the period 0: their organization. tho
company have been in active operation, and the
preliminary survey Of Tho road entirely completed,
The distance between san Jose and san Francisco
being found not tc be much ffty miles. The
estm ated cest Of the read is about million six
hundred thousand dollars, and when finished, will
undoubtedly be the FIST link from this end of the
route Of the great Atlantic railway. railroad
between Benicia and Sacramento is also talked Of.
but unless built in M ediately the san Jose road
will most assurely take precedence OF all others.
The Knickerbocker Association, ofthis city, gave
a magnificent entertainment Cd the evening Of Dec.
d, at the Irving House. on Montgomery street. 1t
ATTIC nded by the public unc ioaaries Of the city,
army and navy oiiceT,, foreign consuls clergy and
others. Thers were about one hundred and fifty
persona present. II rcfe,tcd credit upon those
under whom the arrangements for the dinner wero
made. When all were seated around tho tabios
Of that feast was impossible to divcst ones self
Of tho idea that he wac not in Gotham.
On the arrival OF the California. on the ii inst,
information was communicated to the Executive
that rising &C the Indians wa feared IN tho
sCunein nofoe o. NC nv .a, ~ wy
- 'aV snn, ~ y liz ,a', III, ;rro.,a.;nn
psso ySo in y raoisn,oi;en ,ii;r
~ voIr,,.on, ri ;nyesfnS III lack iaSs w;
oana XyGth,o tn,s,,tv fcn. hor,s M, IA
co Luz i..,,o% ~ eonnanes wsr formed one
49, cor',,yd az " cSary ~ Mayar ~ tbis
- - ~ - - ,1dor e99,ow.nd oC pani,I
ai5d,,;ca G 80 erth,rs;asm nroVsiiss and aur
.t,ssfs ,reye eniiva,e, MIN ths sounds ~ tao
-, s.iV~r~ Inn ana ear niercine GGc
,o.Ppnb;c9 ,iracs 1r,r s,-Scts n IL beai of the
rai,y,ness ~ ybn ,-erC esined ii their own
raea =, III M r,Sra doomed
a. s;sar,a ~ gb P,s;9e VIII, ayriysi an
~ a'ls Fsts,rcG \. ~ vav a. San tjisco md
LToneIt diligatcpf. r,an, H. oo,aIpapdir, oaieer
that nuict MAI heen restored. an6 MAI there
was "a g,eat eo,err.lcy rxis,ir.. al lhc present
tine Tho {; Syerr6r. 81 tha iDt6 inst Issued n.
do1s ~ IA pays T. di.bpod Tia Tvs com oanjeg
latelt orsaYi1c9 H. I'm. Nog eycry mar y,ho
netr:o,icajy AID Mn alscr,, oin,i ths co,rs for
The yrrno,c OF rroteetrr TIC state II thci, adop-
tion' srenta laioe Fam III money couiap.ae them
selvss bnt All rs "a cG.et AMI ~ COME n Great
loss \, then. whereas had lie government at fomo
rursued liberal neliry with this country ard hei
itstionsd an re- 'f,on'ic, .,raicie,oy al Uaitsd
states roors for pCr protector, this calling upon
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JAN IL John ~. Riich c,arls, y iaia ". Go. se-is -
This wss an action 10 $500 for value OF work and
labor o. plaintiff as AZ architect In lSaT or 1888 IN fur
nfshny plans and specifications for the erection Of
hotel at West Point IL alleged that the building
was erected according to the plans and
and under the hrections Of the defendant that no a.
building world stand II built according to the plans
unless Siown down; that 1t blown down By severe
storm 1ne defence set up that the work peesme4
~ ths raintiH vss executed la an unskiRul mAnns1
snd nat the defendant sustained damages ~
suSh oersensss on the part Of plaintiff exceeding ths
pm oAimsd Tor euch services fset~, or chnf'~ eeps
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KNIcKERBooKE ASSOCIATION.
ST. NICHOLAS FESTIVAL,
AT TnE IRVING, SAN FRANCISCO. DEC. 0. ls5
Mock Turtle,

AT the IRVING, SAN FRANCISCO, DEC. 9. 1851.
Mock Turtle, Vegetable
Boiled Salmon, Anchoyy Sauce.
Rock Fish au gratiD, Port Wine Ssuce.
NATIONAL DISHES.
suppaun ard Maleck, Wurst
Rockies and pochies, Stuer,
Rullcches, Spack ana Eyers
Houkass, Slaw, Heat ana Cout,
Olckook1, Oppe Frittars.
Putcher Kas-, Kcullers
Ro,i.rp p'srts
Westyhela Ham, ornameptel,
Smoked Tongue, with Jelly,
Leg OF Mutton, braise Cnner sauce
Beef, braise, with Jelly,
CorBed Pork with Cabbage,
Corned Beer, with Vegetable
ROAST DISHES.
Srioin Of Beef, Madeira Sauce,
Saddle OF Lamb, Cranberry Sauce,
Lo'n OF Veal, glsce, aux croqesitss q
lorimeB d. terra,
Iir, stuffed, Appla Sauce
HoRs p'u,uyRrs
sardines, Celery,
Anchoyies, Olives,
Picked Peaches, GherSins, Sc, sc,
Chicken braise Oyster Sauce,
Nilet OF Beet, larded, with Trni,les,
Noix CT Veal, giace with Spinach,
Chartreuec of PhrtridPes
Pains de Foie Gras, lecarinte,
lamb Chops, Dreaded, aux Chsmpignens,
CssseIoles de Rz, gsrnics de gibier, la hnancicre
1ete de Nsau en- tortue,
ispics de Filet de Lievre, en- belle vue.
Petitss Bouchees aux Huitres,
Cervsle Ffitc, a rArglaise
Qualls, bsnise, aux petits pois.
VEGETABLES.
Cauliflowers butter sauce--Turnps, au JUS Toma.
toes stewed-0nionsM accaroni, au gra.in
-Corrots, a Ia mstre d'hotel--Rice-
Beete--Celery Lima Beams, &c.
Roast Saddle of ycuisou, Currant Jelly ssuce.
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Capt Welsh, do LIT. II Stevens.
Col. John G. Hays l.. Maynard,
VIM Smith +. d. King Jr.,
" III. Clay Mudd, WIN. IL. Davis Esq.,
" j. d Starr, Hon. s. n. Woodworth,
Capt. O. Hyatt, X Ii Taylor, Esl
I" George Yount Capt A. Bartol
Sam Graham g Douglas 0ttingsr,
VIM. McMicile, U.S.R6,
r. Barry, Col. Geo McDouyal.
J w Halburt, Capt. W. Howard, C. q.
Smith, N. II Wyse,
Capt Thomas Hunt, Henry Y, Joseph,
Col Rust, J. H. Kediugton Esq
Lervey Sparks, Esq, DR.. Hitchcock, Us.A.
H. Lee, Esq Hon II. Fitzsimmons
Hon }. IL Winston, James Hubbard, Esq,
h. Ever, Esq, Theodore Payne,
judge NJ Lewis, Wn ii Tamsge "
l.. Waller Esq, DR. Ii Gray,
N T. MeLeland ESQ Hon. r. A Morse,
Jucgs stars. Charles T.. Gaze, Esl,
kilbo urn, Joseph Palmer, "
M Combs Esq,
RED RosE-coMMlTTEE OF AaRAScEngyrs.
Can't Jehn u. Friabie, Major Wyatt,
Major Robert Allen, q. IL. yeeder Esl
Gen. 4 j. Green II. Argent, Esq
Capt Edward Barry, Ii. Clay Mudd, Esi.
PLuE RosE--oomMiTTrE or RECEPTION.
Hon. Isaac H. Holmes, Col J. Hooper, u. s. A..
Hon John b. Weller, Hon + keene,
Hon L Butler King, Major Il. A. Sawyer,
Capt. J Alden. U. N. Capt. @. w. Hamersiey.
WRITE Rosr-YAiL-RooM COMMITTEE.
Eo' sanate Cha'nasr. For assembly Room.
Gen. B. M. Miles. DR. Dierlie, u. 8. N.
Gen. y u Addison, Capt r. Marryatt,
Dol. Heryey Sparks, Dr. L. Frsbis,
Levi d. Samn, U, q. N. T.. l.. Stetson, ESQ.
GEN. TNos. J. GREEN, Manager.
The following is the bill of fare prepared for tho
ovenDg:-
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Victoria and Albert, with their children and
attendants, viewed the remains OF Wellington
a: Chelsea hospi,al--w here they lay in state
as soon as the preparations were completed
Nothing can exceed the gorgeous panoply Of
wo" in the place wt here the great warrior lies
surrounded by the memorials OF bis greatness
and the insignia of his honors. The sable dra.
perry ofths hall 10 arranged in tent-like shape.
The Dukes eight field marshal's baions dis
played under the 6ags-of the nations that con-
ferred the honor upon him. his twenty seven
orders and decorations of honor. all ranged
about his coffin. hespeak the glory Of the de-
ceased. The raised dais was covered in the
centre with cloth Of gold carpet, the bier lioul
feet high aud nine feet iongj being formed O
black velvet, aud surnounted by the coffin
richly decorated with gliding and crimson vel
vet.
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SUlcIDE.-A young man named Forsyth.
of apparently genteel family, put an end to his
existence by cutting his throat, in the jail at
Augusta, Georgia, on Saturday afternoons
He had been laboring under deliram uenens
He has wife living in New York. No. lo6
Eldridge street, who he said presented hin
with Bible when he left New York, which he
gave to the Mayor. with the request that hs
would forward il to her.
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FROM PANAMA.-The Panama Star, Of No
vember 18th, reports recent misunderstand-
ing between Senor Lostaunau, the Peruvian
Consul at that port, and bic Excellency Cover
nor Herrera, (which may lead to the most Sc
rious results" The Chief OF Police had chal-
Ienged the Consul. who properly refused to
6ght, and requested the Governor to punish
the offender. To the inexpressible surprise Of
the Peruvian Consul, he was answered by Go
vernon Herrera, tha, he had spoken to Coiunje
upon the matter Of complaint and had notified
him to keep the peace topards the Consul, and
livery OTHER PERSON !-and that he had
turned the matter over to the judicial tribunals.
Senor Lostaunau objected to being classed
with every other person." and appealed to
the Executive for the redress due him in his
official capacity. The Governor replied that
Consuls are only Commercial Agents, and en-
titled TO no more official respect than private
individuals; and as he holds in contempt the
action of the Consnls at meeting on the sub
ject, the Star thinks Peru is likely to demand
and enforce redress.
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NEW GROCRRY ANn FRkn sr0nF.

~ NV sNoA GAt AMI kb r..
" CHAS. BAKER, formerly ot the firm OF Baker
d T1nsey, Announces Ia his iiiends aud the public
that he has opened store on Broad street No 2a5
two squares atove the old stand of Rther q Tlas
ley, where he intends keeping on hand a large and
complete assortJ' cut of Groceries as we'll MS
Horse Feed OF every description He win DO
pleased TO see all hss old fiencs and customers at
his new sand. and anv quantity of new ones.
Goods purchased at his store will be delivered In
any part Of the city free OF arayage.
no iQ--ldm
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STABBIEG CAsE.-The keeper Of . publis
house in Petersburg, named Peter Natalie.
was arraigned on Tuesday, charged with
stabbng Edward Hammap, last Saturday
night. Itappears from the evidence published
in the Express that there was general row in
progress at the house on the night in questioa.
but nothing is adduced to prove that Natalie
inflicted the wound. The Mayor continued
the case until Wednesday next, the 9th iast,
by which time the attending physician will be
enabled to give more decided opinion as 70
the result of the wound. The accused, was
admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
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FRE.-The carpenter shop of John l.. Hob :
bard, on Market street, Petersburg, was des
troyed by FIRE on Tuesday morning, together
with large quantity ofbuilding materials and
tools. Mr. HIS. loss will be about $l0oO.-
An adjoiniug building, in progress Of construs-
ton by Peterson and Traylor, was somewhat
damaged.
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E1l110 MANUFACTURES,
MINTIVT WHOLESALE AND REr8

EAaA.A~4-2, /, 12 = l1LHLEhS IN BOO TS
cApprr o Es, TRUNKS, VAIICES
HhhrEr .aia BAGS. .&c-PEMBERTON 4 RPn 1sn
faIlv inni.a s opposte the Exchange Bank. respec,
i ,nv.e tfangers visiting the CITY, and the nh
complete assorts1, to ss and examine their large and
hhelr pr1ces WILL be found to be az low ss th ,
oner Toase, whether by the single pair do.en
"en.emens na Dress Shoes Caters and gootee.
yon,b,s osa, Up and stout Boots and Bootees
Servants Brogues, bound and unbonnd
Ladies' Shoes, Buskins, Kids. Iennv Ii,d.
Ladies black, bronze and colo ed Gsiters
styles 'af'ou'
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hal,
Trunks AAai
I sAn of which are'offered at the lowest rstes
lPEMbERTON & BRO, 16l Main st,
tOpposi.e Exchange Bank, Richmond. Va.
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II The Sultan Of Turkey has granted ar
amnesty to the 400 famili . of insunestionary
Bosnisns, who fed ssns mss,hs siase int
Austria,
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FLOUR IN CALrFoRNIA.-A correspondent
ofthe Journal of Commerce, writing from San
Francisco says: 81
Our merchants are continually prospering;
prices Of -four are maintained, though sales Of
Richmond flour ex-ship were made since my
last at $3.50; yet rates have again advaaced
to $33a$35 per bbl., and is now held with great
firmness.
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TO sPcRTsMEN OF THE FIELD.

- THOMAS III. TYRER, re
80 spcctiully informs the friends and
oIo customers of his father and the
public in general, that he has Just
opened q handsome assortment of Double and
Single Guns, Powder Flasks. shot ReIts.
Game Bags, and every article in the Gun and
Sporting line. Also, great variety of Colts Five
Shooters, Aliens Revolvers sin gle barrel Pistols of
all kinds, Bowie Knives, &c, &c. all OF which viii
be sold at the lowest possible prices
GUNSMITHING done in all it's varieties, such :
gun rifle and pistol stocking altering fire arms Of
all kinds into percussion and all other repairs be
longing 10 the trade. KEYS fitted to door trunk.
cabinet and other locks; and walking Canes mount.
ed in gold or siiver-al Of which will be under the
superintendence of his father, THOMAS TYRER.
so well known to the public Of Virginia for the last
25 years; and notice Is here given that TYRER'S
Gun Establishment is No. li6 Main, doors below
Governor street.
Notice to my old friends, customers and the
public in general, is here given, as per advertise
Lnent above, that you will find me once again fol
lowing my old business ard it will give me much
pleasure to walt on all who may give me call at
No. ll6 Main street, in selling TO them any article
in our line Of business, from the smallest quantity
of ammunition n a superior double-barrel Gun; or
in attending TO any work in the gunsrlitbing line
and promise that no such work shall leave Tyrer's
Gun Establishment, unless it is done in the most
substantial and superior manner.
THOMAS TYRER,
No 5-dlm Gun ard Rifle Maker
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MoRMoNs IN LIMBo.-We understand, saws
the Chicago Journal, that officer Howe. our
city Marshal, yesterday arrested six Mormons
from Beaver Island, who had been on ma
rauding expedition in Milwaukee, Racine, and
this atty. A large quantity of stolen goods
already been identified by our citizens as having
been purloined by these model saints" The
goods and eulprits are safely lodged in the
watchhouse. 1t is said that others of the gang
have escaped with a portion of the booty sb-
tanned from our neighbors Up the Lake.
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~ ~t.a4U II UN.-Ine co-psrtnership mere
, .f3ra existing under the firm OF l.. & III.
..' 5 tH.s d ay, b. mutual consent, dissolved.
EN- ser ION, 1882.
. e4asc-iJer, IN returning his most sincere
,.-- IS l.r lAe very liberal patronage kindly be
. - 20 the OLD firm, begs to inform his old cus-
..-.z ri the citizens generally, that he has just
I'd from the North with entire new 81 eek
& Saii Goods, amongst which may be found
e.. l.rla signs in Silks silk Veiyets, Mousn
s-a,. Cus h7:eres, Nerinos, Alpacas, 6nd an ex
.rs, rtgueGt Of Grape, long, square and hib 1t
=. -..; es0, very la'se assortment Of Flannels.
~. he:seys, Linseys, &c. &c, and almost
.-ss article usually kept in dry goods house,
a1l-- Hll. be sold on the most reasonable terms
MORRIS W. ROSE,
.,E-2m 203 Broad street
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E'ANCf FUKS.-i would most respectfully
H. call the attention Of the Ladies', to my assort.
ment OF Fancy Furs; consisting oi Black and natur.
al Lynx Mufs, Mountain Martin, Cross Fox, Gen
EFT sud Coney do. A great variety for Missrs and
Chtldi en- 90; Also Victorines & Cuffs, from low
priced to the finest articel-whch | am disposed
70 sell as low as similar goods be purchseed In
New York
nos TIInNpSnN
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sur C!5,hs, Caesimers. vestngs, &c, for
N0GEE-T & ANDERSON,
- --..L l. - nNn pApER IIAErERE :
rs Governor Street.

o., w !. store their Fall stock of French and
q: -.,sD rAPF& HAEGInGS of every quality
r.. ugrha5ad from the best factories in this
ST.. granr many of than very rich and
Il As very comg!ote assortment of cur
is ca-uces ginps, tassels, cords, bands,
-.. 20 -ls Is. il Fr6a. variety, window blinds
per bur Holland ior shades superior
% . -ao- oil Cio.Ls. coco mating, curled hair
g. q. r1a,-recse5, feather beds, holsters and
IL tc.. quality, with many other ar'i-
. n ..- Gae. al Of which viii be sold on fair
... s.. .l.iPapsr Hanging and Upholstering done
-1 .r country, CT the shortest notice and by
1rErle1. Sc i6-2m
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- A CA O-GENrLEMEN's DRESS

n A Ca e D-GENfLEMEN'5 DRESS
8GOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentle
men in want OF handsome and durable Dress
- Boots, Caters, DC, TO call and examine our
large and varied assortment OF articles in that line
we have been at great pains to select the most
tasteful ami choicest goods, and have had made ex
pressly to our order various styles and patterns OF
we are confident will be approved BY those whs
wish sounething at once useful and beautiful
Please give us eaii, at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the moot complete e.
sortment of Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Car.
pet Bags, TO be found at any one place 70 VIZ
g:nia WhiE * IA1n,
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MAINE LAW IN VERMoNT.-The Vernon,
Legislature adjourned on Wednesday, after the
passage Of q law-by one majoriiy-simiar to
the Maine Liquor Law, which is to b submit
ted to the people in February next, and if sus-
tanned, to go into effect March following. If
not sustained by the people, it is not to 90 inte
effect until after the next session of the Legis.
lature.
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NOTlCE.-RICHMOHD AND kVILLE
II RAILROAD COMPANY.-The fifth annual
meeting Of the Stockholders in the Richmond and
Danviile Railroad Company will be held in the city
Of Richmond on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day #
December, 1882. The Stockholders will have the
privilege ct going to and returning from the meet.
Ing On The cars free of charge.
p VAN DEURSEN, Secretary.
Form Of Pooer of attorney to pote at meeting of
the Stockholders:
hNow ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That
-, the undersigned, do hereby constitute and
appoint - attorney (they or either of them) for
-, and IN - name, to vote on all Gues-
tions that may be brought before the m-eting If
the Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville
Rallr sd Company, to be held in the city of Rich.
Inond, on Wed esday, the sth day of December,
1892, ar any adjourned meeting thereof, hereby
iaufy ing all the acts of said attorney in the pre-
misses, as fully rs if - were present, and
voting in person
In testimony whereof - have herunto affixed
= hand ths - day of - 1852.
"Eo proxy shall be valid for more than six
months from the date thereof,"-( Extract from the
4Ih By-Isw)
no 9-CtoD P D., Sec'y.
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=, AWFUL CAUALTY-THE LATE RAIys-
yesterday m orning at an early hour, mueh
excitement was caused amongst, our citizens
Sy report that the venerable Col. Richard
singleton, and his grandson Roberr, son Of the
fte Marion DE Veaux, had been killed IN ON.
ssquence OF an accident IN the Camden Branch
y: ,he SCUM carolina Railroad; and at about
nine O'Clock, a hurried note from II. w c.
ner, Esq, dated at the Congaree river. Sstnr.
cay noon, was politely handed us, which con
urInea w !he sad intelligence. although it gave
w PARTICULARS. BY the afternoon mail how
Ger, we received the Columbia Pah,n.tto
Saate Bonner of Saturday, and later ia the
~ ;en.ng we had an interview with a gentiemsn
ca,as,. as,.Ned from the scene OF the melancholy
ton. Us auoi'ionai informa-
FROM all we can CLEAN il annssrs ,,,, ~
FRIDAY evening, as the Camden ,ra;n ~. .as' uu
ceeding from the junction towards ,ba w.
rec, the bank and culvert neSL CI.rr.s'.
Turnout, having been loosened by the rs.an,
heavy rains, the cars were precini,.,sd o.a.
the bank, instantly killing Col. Singleton and
| ms grandson. At first il was feared that seye.
RAJ Others were seriously injured, and tha,
| ,llios had been fractured, but we are graiifed
10 learn that the fractures turned out to he
bruises. Among those bruised were Mr..
bradley, OF Sumter. young MIR. Mavrant. a
gpsnueman from New York, Mr.. Shiver, the
baggage Master, and Mr.. Scan,ling, the Con
duc'of.ali' however, we're doing well yesier
| Day. A rumor prevailed that two Germans
were buried under the wreck, and that a cake
woman was missing. This however we have
been assured by reliable authority, is with
out foundation. The engine passed over. bu,
the tender and passenger cars were dashed "a
pieces. No passenger in the passenger cars
was injured. Col. Singleton and grandsor
were in the baggage car.
| The excessive rains have done good deal O
injury 1t seems, to the road, although we ar,
gratIted TO learn that it can be easily repaired
ana that the Congaree Bridge is safe
| Charleston Courier, 29th. 49,.
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.s1x MUSICAL INSTRCCTORS.-P.
44NA$ FL TAYLOR has in store, the following
Ss&ax Mus; cal instruction books:
Methods for Piano, by Herr, Hunten full
and abridged> Czerny, Boyer.
Meirekie Clifton.
Do do Guitar by Carcsssi; Curtiss; Ballard.
Instructors In Singing, by Cook; Sconcia Clifton;
CrivelM
Harp. Flute, Violin and ACCORDION Instructors.
The largest assortment of Music and Musical In
strumens in tbs State for sale at New York prices.
Persons desiring the services OF Professor
of Music, obtain all requisite information as to
the best qualified: TERMS &c, at
P.H. TAYLOR'S Piano and Music store,
no "a 160 Main at, opposite the Banks.
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s-rl-. =. Harreys. johu A. Burgess.
HARREYS & BURGESS,

r II. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
H.. I55, MAIN STREET, (NRARLV OPPOSITE
TsR EXCHANGE BAsK) RICHMOND Va,
aFNERE they will thankfully receive and
= promptly execute all work entrusted to
6. =.
f.B-Orders from the country respectfully SO,
Us-t-d an 30-3m
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h NOTiCE.-The public are here.
.5ssssasSsssssb sssssss informed that the steamboat
AUGUS A will be taken OFF the route via Port Wal.
thall. between Richmond and Norfolk, on Monday,
Let November, for the purpose of undergoing re-
pars and being fitted for the winter. Due notice
sill be given hen ready to resume her place the
Tine again. THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office Il. & P. r. r. Co., Oct. nth, 1852
&C 81
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