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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-21
AUCTION SALES.
BY JAMES VI. TAYLOR.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND Bull.
This DAY

DING LOTS IN SIDNEY, AT AUCTION
WIN De sod on Thursday, the 2lst October. at
ociock r N. upon the premises t1st neat and de-
sraole Cottage Residence, situated in the town of
sidney, Immediately opposite to Warsaw, and re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. L. II. Dance. The house
contains four rooms, with every out house and con-
venienee, all new and in first rate ORDER the whole
premises presenting peat and pleasant appear
ance After the sale OF the dwelling there will be
sold from to 10 Building Lots fronting Warsaw
and running back l50 feet. They will be divided
20 meet the views Of purchasers. These lots are
considered 10 De the most beautifully situated of any
now TO be had in that very improving neigh5or.
hood
Terms.-One.third cash-the balance at four and
eight months Tor notes with int sd led and the
title retained. BY request Of the owners.
&C Ii JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Auct'r.
SIXTEES BUILDING LOTS In sgd.
~ NEf AT AUCTION,-Will De sold on Thurs.
day, 2ls October at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, upon tee pre-
nses,a square containing tour acres OF land siiua-
teo IN the town OF Sydney, opposite the beautiful
grove OF Mr. w Allen, and lying within the en-
Closure Of Mr.. John Carter
ms property will be divided into Is lots fronting
aooo' ~ u iees each, and running back the usual
u'seance these lots being Just without the CORPORA
sion me, and laying beautifully for building purpo-
IN very improving neigh5orhood, should COM
niano TIE 6ltenaon OF those having business in the
city, who wish to procure a conysnjen, rssi3anrs
at moderate cost,
TERMs:-one third cash; balance at Q and "a
months with interest and the title retained ,il tine
payment OF the last note.
oc Is JAMES NJ TAyJ M, A..
After the above sale, will sell two vacan, Ia,s
fronting each about 3o feet on Man street and yrn
| ming back l35 feet. These lots lie well f)r build.
ing.
Terms at sale
oc20 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct
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4, KkATEsT NOVELTY OF THE SEA.

" SOE-At Odd-Fellows' Hal-Graud Exhibi-
ton OF philosophical! ard fancy GLASS WORKING,
SPINNING and BLOWING, by Messrs. Woodrotie
q Ogden, who take great pleasure in announcing to
the citizens Of Richmond AID vicinity, that they
will give one Il their novel exhibitions ct ODD Eel
lows Han, COMM encing Monday, October II, and
continue every afternoon and evening during the
week-on ~ hich occasion they will manufacture e.
tore each audience specimens Of Glass Work. such
as Cup De ascef ding and descending in balloons,
Cuplds drawn IN chariots BY swans, doves and fai-
ries; vases of flowers, birds Of Paradise with
p!umes oi spun glass, and Il thousand other fancy
and phiiosol hlcal articles. Also, Glass Spinning at
the rate OF len Thousand feet per minute inf itely
hneE than hair and equally elastic. A Ladys Beau
n1ai HEAD Dress, made from curled spun glass, To-.
getner with illustrations Of manufacturers ass into
cloth.
In order 10 accommodate families, one exhibition
I'll! De given every Afternoon, commencing al 3 o.
c,ock, and one every evening Commencing at o.
clCch Acmittance 10 each exhibition Is cents
DC.ng each exhibition the visitor Wi! be ORE SEN
teo With beautiful specimen Of tae work which
they may nave had The pleasure of seeing made
y. d Inc exhibition viii be in ,he large Hall over
the concert roJ oc i4-tf
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DIN EieriiOu.

dispatch from Columbus states that 60
counties have been heard frorn--mosty official
and the Wings gain over 1900 on the ma
jor'ty OF - 600 Tor the Democratic candidate
loT governor lest wear.
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IndiaAa Election.

dispatch dated Cincinnati, October IS,
states that the counties heard from give
" right, dem, for Governor, 1926 majority,
which shows democratic gain of 6,7752, COM
d med with the vote Of 1919
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. 20.
Sales of $500 bbls. FLOUR, at s. 80 to $40
'or Southern; and 10000 bushels mixed Corn
at - to Il cents.
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By Wellington G oddin.

AMDLE'S HILL sssR SALE at Auc-
~ uea.-Will De sold, on Monday the 18th day
Of October. 1852, upon the premises commencing
al 81 O'clock CANDLES HiiI,' consisting Of three
will os divided into suitable sized building lots from.
ting on the east line Of Sd street and the west line of
An street, running back 10 feet TO alley ~ feet
wide With the Mansion House there will be sold
about 70 feet Of ground Sd street AL the build
ngs upon the other lots Will be sold to be removed
The location Of this property, il the most beautiful
part OF the sity, and adjoining TIE public square,
soon to De improved, offer peculiar Inducements TO
persons seeking building lot or residence in the
mot improving part Ct the city.
Ierms.-One-s itsn cash, balance at sig, twelve,
eighteen ana twenty four months, for negotiable
notes, interest adaed, secured oy trust deed.
By request ol TIE owners:
Oc l5--dtd w. GODDIN, Auct'r.
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BY TOLER 4 COOK.

1 MfORVANT sALE.-lntendng to remove
TO the city of Norfolk | will sell at public aue-
uon on THURSDAY the 2lst day OF the present month,
Isir, II not, on the first fair day thsreafser, al
sherwood my residence, four miles below Rich.
mona, beginning at 10 O'Clock. my STOCK of Cows,
QWenty odG IN numoer, including & woke OF OXEN
and Hogs; Farming Utensils, consisting of Wagons.
carts, Nheat.Fan, Cuttin. I'm lie, Plows sc, &c:
alSo' my crops OF Fodder and Straw; excellent
anliy Carriage and Harness, aud Ne. l pair of
Horses; Household and Kitchen Furniture, consi,-
ting in part OF Sofas, Mabogony Rocking Chairs.
lush Arm Chairs large Mirrors, Mahogany Spring
Seat chairs, Walnut Cane Seat do. Cur Maple do.
Plain Ssat do Commode, with Egg ptan slab set
OF Curtains and Shades; Mahogany Wardrobe.
Lounge, Mahogany Bureau, Washstards; Rose
wood Bureau and Washstand, with marble slabs,
Cottage bedste8ds OF Rosewood and Walnut, Side
BOARD Tables, bat Rack, Carpets and Beds-all Dur.
chased az the North within two years
Eight or ten Farm Hands for hire the baisnceof
the year
Terms of Sale-Credit until the first Of January
1885, for all sums of $50 and over, with negotIabie
notes and approved security for all sums under
$50, Cash Will be required before the delivery of
the property.
oc lo-dtds LITTLETON B. STARKE.
Sale to be conducted by Toer Il Cook Auct'rs.
VALUABLE FARM Ar AUCTION
On thursday, the 2ist day OF the present meath,
(OctoberD the time of Mr.. l.. st4rkes sale, will
cell publicly, at his residence (5herwoodD the tract
OF Land adv ertised by 10 be sold last Thursday
which was not sold in consequence OF the rsia-
This laud adjoins Mr. Stsrke's Sherwood tract (aow
Judge Masou's,) is about four miles below K ich.
mond, contains l66 acres, CT superior quality ard
improved in the bes; manner Forty or fry BUSH
els OF wheat may De seeded this fall on land already
prepared fur the purpose.
The terms will be made known at the sale.
oc lo-dtis THOS. L. HUNDLEY.
Sale to be conducted By T0lar Cook. Aact'r >.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Gen. scott.-PennsyIvnnin Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90.

1en. Scott arrived in this city to-day. and
was received with great enthusiasm. He goes
10 The State Fair nt Lancaster to morrow
ne Democratic majority in Pennsylvania
Is about $4,000. The vote falls abou, $4,000
snort compared with the Presidential election
lour years ago.
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= 4 ' ely severe gale occurred on the

e Az cry severe gale occurred on the
Flyrida coast on the 9th inst. AT New Port
tie custom house was blown down. AtTalle-
Aasse the distraction Of property was very
Stea'. Al ApalscAcola much damage was
cone 10 The shipping, aud three men were
cso"ned. The steamers Palmetto and Albany
..eEe ta..lLX mracken
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BY DUNLOP, MDNCURE 81 co.
GROCERIES Ar AUUTION.-OnT Tues
~ day, Goth inst commencing az 10y clock,
We viii sell at our store, a general assortment of
Groceries, consisting in part Of
10 hhds La aud P R Sugar fair TO prime quality
lO6 bOls coffee, clarified aad crushed Sugar
100 bags prime Coffee
30 Dois Molasses
80 oo.e syrup
Whiskey, of extra quality
brandy, Gin, Teneritts and Madeira Wines
GuapoEder aad Pouchong Teas
Mustard Cigars, Indigo, &c
TERMS Under 500, cash; over that amount,
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
- sale without regard TO weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE IL co, Aucts.
AIsO-5o cases Shoes, comprising handsome
assortment suited to the season.
The sale ot Shoes will commence at 10 o'clock.
Terms as above
oc2U DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, Auc.s
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ME. WEBsTRR.-A dispatch fran Boston
denies that Mr.. " ebsles has written or signed
letter advising the abandonment Of action IN
Lls benn!! az candidate for the Presidency
tbs health h.s improved.
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- There were II deaths in Charleston
iaot week, Of which "A were from yellow
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Sailing of the Asia.

NEW YORK, Oct, %.
The steamship Asia sailed to-day for Liver
pool. She takes oat 80 passengers and 80
900 in specie.
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By JAMES n. TAYLOR.
LNRAME HOEsE An ToroH nrnou
&C is JAMES II. TAYLOR. Aucsr
VALUABLE PROpERTy m ,,rr

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 10TH
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR.
SHALL sTREET-Three very desirable Res.
licences and n beautiful Lot for sale nj
AuctiOn.-WIu be soid On Friday, the 22d DC.
to5er. commencing at O'Clock nj, upon the
premises those three very desirable residences sit
uato on the west side OF 18th street between Broad
aad Marshall streets and now occupied bv Messrs
James Cowardn, VIM FRY and David Dounsn
lhese houses are built in the most approved and
modern style tour stories high, with about eight
rooms each, are In perfect order and contain every
convenience TO De desired i'll genteel fa=.ily resi-
oences AtierShch, will be sold that very oeauti.
iui lot OF groufd together with the i'm proven ants
theTeon' situated on 18th street. at its nterseco
win marshall street, fronting 50 feet and RUNNING
oaca Ky IN tie rear part Of which lot eaying
49,. :. " suilcenl ueptn lor building purposes) stand
Two tenenents fronting Marshall Strickland
tnese tenements are now yielding very good rents
his property, from It's immediate proximity To
the principal business parts of the CITY, and also its
very retired and agreeable situation together with
the very desirable character of the improvements
&c, combines unusual inducements 10 those in want
Of genteeI residences, or who contemplate build.
ing.
TERMs.-One fourth cash, the balance in l, and
years; the credit payments to bear interest pay.
aosc selnl-annualy, and secured by deeds of trust
oc6 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auct.
VACANT LOT ON ed STREET AND
' BRlCk HOUSES AND LOTS ON CHART.
Ky STREET AT AUCTION, without reser.
vation--Will be sold on SATURDAY next. the
23rd instant, commencing at 34 O'Clock, upon the
premises that vacant lot situated On the west side
OF "a street, near its Intersection with Duval street
The Lot fronts about At feet and runs back say l25
teet, and is reaye pretty lot for improving
after which, viii be sold those two bricz Houses
and Lots situated on Charity street. near to the re-
sidence OF Captsin Joseph {. Wingseld. These
Houses are nearly new, and are built in neat and
substantial manner, containing about rooms each.
As the above sales viii positively be made with
cut limit or reserve, persons wishing to invest in
such property should attend.
IERMS-One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months credit payments, to bear interest and to be
secured by trust deeds.
&C JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct'r.
VALUABLE FACT3KY Or BUILD.
' ING LOT ON FRANKLIN AND 18TH SITS
AT AUCIION.-Wlll be sold on Tuesday, the
gotta October, at 4! o'clock NJ, upon the prenis
es, that lot Of ground situated OF the South side OF
Franklin at Its intersection with 25th street This
.ot Is l40 feet square, and will be sold as may be
deemed advisable on the day OF sale.
As regards location and convenience, this lot is
equal to any TO be had in that ne gAborhood, both
tor tobacco factories or residences.
IERMs.-One fourth ca3h, balance at g. IL and
L months for notes with interest added and secured
0y trust deed.
&C 20 JAMES n. TAILOR. Auct
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Or, %.

Dill IHNhE n AhNtIS, Oct. 70.
Sales of 1000 bills. FLOUR at $l.3l, to $4.37
Red WHEAT, 90 to 9Gcts; " hite. 5cts, 10 81 .0j
White Corn, - cts; yellow. Il to - cts.
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NTANTED.-Tne subscriber is DESTROYS of em-
w p!oyinq the services of experienced BAR
TENDER, and also q MALE COOK, calculated to
take charge OF the kitchen OF 1ell.kept Eating
House He also wishes TO employ a MAN sccus-
toned to opening Oysters. Immediate application
may be made at No. 172, Broad street.
DC 1885,
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e. 40 RACES. NORFOLK
<ass$NaSeN PORTSMOUTH FALL
.u%1saes$s~ RACES, lo52-hi con-
s>A<~ssss-szsHa1sna. Ineuce On Nptuesior
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- EMOVAL.-k NJ kOBERT5UN, Merchant
II Tailor informs bis friends and the public that
he has removed his Tailoring Establishment from
Governor street 10 the Main street, next 20
Messrs Pemberton L. Brothers., where ne will De
pleased % accommodate them. &C lo-ts
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AIRS. G. J. ALLEN, he Main street, four
Il doors below Governor street, respectfully an
nounces to the Ladies, and tine public in general,
that she has just received superior lot OF patterns
consisting oil Dresses, Cioaks, DC, unusual variety,
very rich. call is respectfully solicited Pat
terms furnished IN the shortest notice. Ah orders
from the country promptly attended 20
oc IS--8tN
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no TAX LADiEs.-mrs SW OkDS most re-
= spsctuly informs her friends and customer rs
that she will .pen the Fail anf Winter Fashion, in
Millinery. on Saturday next, 23d Oct, 1852, In
stess Of Thursday, 2ist, ss before announced.
eg 81
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A YOUTH WANTED IN 4 JEWELAs
"a sTORE.-Ee must have good English educa
ton and be well recommended. One about IA or
% years OF aye preferred. apply at the Dispatch
Office oc 2l-3t-
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A PPRENTECE WANTED.-Wanted, an
IA APPRENTICE to learn the Confectionery bu-
.i1ess. Apply to ANDREW PiZAlNl,
oc 2l-3t Broad street.
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- DWELLING HOUSE. tsANThD.
- within few minutes walk from my gun store,
No Il6 Main street.
oc 2l-3tE THOS. II. TYREE.
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bushels OATS, In store and Tor
~ kalebg LACY Il CARTER,
Frauklin street, below the Old Market.
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For sale by Druggists generally. Purcell Ladd Co,
Richmond Agents. oc 2i-Iawd& w61n.
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4 tMEER.-33,VoS teet ssasOasd Aald eh2pls,
Ia to inches thick
9f00 feet Ash
$500 feet Oak Boards
q GOO ieet hite Pine
10000 feet So Poplar, nice article.
Receiving Der schooner lewis Clarke, for sale by
oc lS-4t X. Ii WHiILUCh ~ SCr'
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FhLLX AND BLANC MANU- hiUULDS.
- A me assortment Of the above just 10 hand,
comprising number OF beautiful patterns; also,
Jelly StreiGers, ~ be had at
oe2l enters, 1877 Main street.
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NHkEPskIN RUGS how IL store, de-
- sirable assortment OF the above, comprising
Carriages, Pariour and Bed Ruom Asss &c TO-
gether with a general variety OF Door Mails, 10 be
oe n enters, 1877 Main street.
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The GREAT AoESr.-Wo referred,
some time ago, to the fact that light
tables had been moved in this city bv
merely placing the palms of the hands
upon them; but we understood that it
was also required to exert the will
On this subject the New York Tribune
has the following article:
Singular results are obtained in this
city from very simple application OF
the nervous fluid, animal magnetism,
or whatever be the agency, to brute
matter. Let a party of six or eight
persons sit around Il common pine tn.
bic for twenty minutes to half IN
hour with the palms of the hands held
flat on the top of the table; it is not
necessary that their minds should pay
any attention to the process, or the
ordinary conversation be suspended;
but presently the table becomes so
charged with the mysterious fluid that
it begins to move; then rise from it,
push away your chairs, still holding
your hands near, though it is not nee.
cssary to touch it, and it will turn
round from end to end, and even pro.
ceed rapidly about the room, without
any visible agent, on which excursions
the persons must bear it company, or
the current is broken and the move.
mcht stops. This simple experiment
may easily be tried; it requires no
faith and no outlay of physical or NOR.
nj strength; and the result, with tn
bic that is not too heavy, is pretty sure
to follow; mt least we have known OF
several instances in which it has been
most astonishingly produced. The
fact, when scientifically established,
must throw light on The obscurities OF
mcsmcrisIn, spiritual manifestations,
and all that uncxplored class of phc.
nomcna.'
This is an experiment very easily
tried; but the result is not so easily
accounted for, and we hope that scicn.
tliIc gentlemen will give the snbicct
conslderation-as the entertainment OF
The cause OF motion in the table, NAV
be of vast importance in reference to
other matters. The peculiar, motion
OF the table if there he any popularity
III 1t, should be carefully Observed
whether it move in a circle or q straight
line. The cause of motion is with the
individual, we judge, from the fact that
it ceases unless he follow the table in
its movements. The agent we sup.
pose to be electricity in some of its
various phases.-But,imoye Clipper.
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the throat together Water treat.
ment, which he relates as follows:
Soon after 7f1aking the first mp.
'plication ofspohSes TO- the throat, 7
wrapped the Child ina woollen blank.
ct, Yfung Sin warm water, as q
sabstitts warm bath, and gave
twenty ATWps of the wine of nntimo.
ny 'uiEriitt!e swcctcncd water, which,
I &allowcd with difficulty. | per-
PIvered in the application of the hot,
moist spomgcs for an hour, when
the child was?so much relieved, that
| ventured to leave it.
I, "These applications were continued
through the night, and in the morn.
ing the child was we'll"
1t will never do to trinc with
this terrible disease. The quicker the
remedies are applied the better. In.
stead Of antimony, we would recon-.
mend small quantities of alum wa.
ter given every ten or fifteen min
utcs until the child vomits.
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N1llniaag iaa California.

The South Cdrolinian publishes q
letter from DIR. ii. II. ToLAND, late OF
Columbia, but at present residing in
San Francisco, in which the writer
gives rather gloomy picture of pros.
poets in California.
The placer diggings are becoming
rapidly exhausted while the quartz
mines have proved ruinous to those en-
gagged IN them. The writer says the
BEST quartz in the State will not aver
age more than three cents per pound.
The writer has seen cabbage heads
weighing thirty-fve pounds, and beets
and radIshes of proportionablc size.
The mineral region he represents as
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w. ~ M. Rail RoAD.-We learn
from the Wilmington, Herald, that
the citizens of that place have lately
enjoyed an excursion over the Road.
on IFS eofnPlction to Waccamaw Lake,
beautiful and secluded sheet of wa.
ter some thirty odd miles from vii.
mington.
Our readers will doubtless he glad
to ind that such progress has been
made on that end Of the Road. We
trust that the day is nos very dis
tant when the dwellers along the
entire road may unite to- celebrate
It's complexion WaicAman.
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Ksnil Road bridge over eRne
asrGsuG Pee. dDee.

company or indertakcrs, from the
north, has just arrived to commence
ere ting the columns to support the
hi lge over the Great Pee Dee, at n
point about one mile above Mars Bluff.
1t is work Of apparent magnitude to
us, but it scens to be small matter
in the view Of some Of these enterpris-
ing workmen. The bridge will be
built on piers, encascd by iron cylin-
ders from their foundations, below the
bed of the river, 70 their tops. The
diameter ofthe columns will lie abon,
six or eight feet, and the bridge will
present the singular appearance of be-
ing supported by large iron shafts ris-
iEg out of the stream. 1t is supposed
by the workmcn that the piers may he
all completed by the ensuing spring.
This will be the only difficult part OF
the great work of throwing bridge
acroso the Great Pee Dee. a'1-
The delay in getting iron to furnish
the western portion OF the road, will
probably cause the eastern portion,
from Wilmington to the Great Pee
Dee, to be put in operation first. II
SO, the immense trade Of the Pee Dee
country will flow into the lap Of the n.
Carolina city Marion Star. 3OM inst.
PRESENT FROM GOVERNOR MEANS TO
MONSIEUR VA1TEMARE.-We translate
the following from Paris paper, re-
ceived by the British Steam Shin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tattemare received,
yesterday, Wild Cat, which has been
sent him for the Museum, by his Ex-
cellency j. II. MEANS, Governor of
South Carolina, Omitted Statcs.) The
animal, after having spent the night
at the Depot Of the Roucn Rail Road,
has been carried, this morning, to the
Jardin des Plantes. 1t is the hand
soonest of its species which has vet
been seen in America; it is Mt least
one third larger than the largest fox of
France. The above mentioned ami
NAL was shipped from this port last
summer, by the French ship Noupelle
lmeAe, Capt. GrLLARr. The vessel
had very long passage, but it seems
not nt all to have affected its living
freight. Q