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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DROoKEs' DANCING ACADEMY, AT HIS NEW
- Assembly Rooms 3oi Broome street, is now open for
the The most fashionable steps including
variety of waltzng Of this country and Europe, will be
taught in the shortest possible time and for the most
sonable charged. A new class will be formed Monday
Goth inst for private pupils Two classes for the
general term on Tuesday s Ladies and children meet
Wednesday afternoon for children, commencing at 81
o'clock Days and Evenings Of TuitonTuesdays and FRI
days from TO Pm for ladies misses and masters; and
from TO los PM for gentlemen and lads Extra gentle
men class at 81, for those who cannot attend earlier
Mondays and Thursdays for ladies exelusyeyl private
Pm Wednesdays and Saturdays for children Exclusively
from till Pm. Private lessons every morning and We'd
nesday and Saturday evenings The ladies primary classes
under the direction Of Mrs Brooke who will also take
charge evening class for ladies (excusiyely Tues
days and Fridays from till g Parents assured that
the attention will be paid to the rapid advance
their children and strict regard to their comforS sad
dqpo mput
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NV YoRE FIRE DEPARTMENT. IN C0SsE-
qpence ~ the death of AsitaWt Engineer Stepbeh r.
10Y th' cnrinsers and fregp requested % meet At
fr'ehs Hal this Saturday evepng at III clock Ihs
ehEh''ih Nj" meet at the hir aihoe AZ 30 clock
ALFRED CAlt0N Chief Engineer.
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Sunset on the River

Sunset the River
II is the hour of dying day,
The hour of peace and love;
The in glory sinks away,
And Ger the blue above
A robe of radiant beauty filings
Its image Ger all earthly things
Reflected In the silent stream,
Lo all the fea of the sky
Each cloud, each shadow. CLEAN for CLEAN,
perfect heaven below lie;
Like those fair counterfcits. the fruit
OF Art, ministered by ROOT.
Delighted patrons have shown their Pictures 10 their
friends with much that all the world
going to ROOTS, No. 1863 Broadway for Daguerreotypcs
Rooms first floor MP stairs.
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Plates genu Star brand, sale followsl0O
whole size $751; 100 10th size S3 ST. and all other sizes in
proportion No smaller quantities will be sold unless at 81
the whole size plate.
JOHN ROACH Optician, 70 Nassau street.
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The numerous yisiters at the Rooms a,

VAN DEUSENS General Depot l23 Chambers street. dali
attest the Of the improved Wahpene in
decayed Hair and converting gray ts original aspect
not hair dye but acts the bulbs and of the
Sold by the principal druggists of the United States
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VCs IIEC UCSI CVcT
taken since the discovery Of the art His experience ele
in the practice of the Daguerrean substan
ates his claim to superiority His galleries at Nos
leg Broadway and 9 Broadway Of Leonard street.
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Card for the Ladies' or New York.-Mc-
tropolitan Lace and Embroidery store, 6J7 Broadway
JOHN MADDEN opened the above store Wednesday
Sept lst with original plans and entire stoei
of Embroderes and Lace Goods direct from Europe La
dies visiting New York are specially invited to call
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- a.uraersf Meta Vic Tablet Btrops@1h

article has been long and avo-aby known 70 w ~ a.
isvsntor AZ the worlds Fair ~ Was snMnssSi sns 80
Sssnssd BY the judges have no eans r. ~ a Eo
LlcS Vs2N ~ ~ DSsRSvHy.
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LJENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (MADANE H.
II Giayells) Academy for Dancing, SO Broadway, viii
open tho st Of October Their method Of teschne ~
received universal APPRECIATION Combined with
through all It's variations the system Of exercises for the
healthfu active and graceful deveopcment Of
means Of sequirnS elegance - easy style q motion
anncne reduced TO few rules simply sx-
H IN order obtain pleasing and graceful msfn, forms
para In each lesson and everything observed that viii
Part 70 The pupil dsninsd and noble department.
MISS PARKER HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS
W the following new Dances for the season LAngli-
cane, LEspagnol and Maxourka, La Ccrnna which
she will teach at her academy. corner OF
Broadway and Thirteenth street. and residence No.
ga Bowery Mr. PARKER will introduce them at his aca-
DENY in Eighth avenue.
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MURCH GUARDS, ATTENTION.-A MEETING OF
l this corps will be held for the purpose of eectng
officers and transactng such business be brought
before the meeting at 22 Third Of Twentieth
street. Monday, September 81 1852 at the house of Mr.
O'Donnell. BY order OF II. I. WEST, Commandant
Jos. WEIR, Secretary.
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GOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL without
exception reservation the very best invented Be-
ware q pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gourauds Med
roughne &c. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair any part
Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss,
81 Walker street, near Broadway.
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MRS MEARs' FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING
lvl and day school for oung ladies, "a West Fifteenth
street. between Fifth Sixth avenues) will reopen
Saturday September 4th Mrs Mears has made
for omnibus to her pupils to and from
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CRATES AND TENDERs:-H. KELLY's CRATE AND
" fender mandatory No. 6 Broome street. three doors
Of the Bowery adjoining Dr. Cones Church Builders
and others who about to purchase would do well %
CALL he 10 confident that his patterns for variety And
che Apness, unsurpassod.
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No 7 Broadway and subscribe for that Journal which
contains pages best vocal and instrumental
music in every number making S25 worth year,, and
.weye pages Of musical criticisms musical reading and
musical and complete course Of musical instruction
from the of music to the highest branches OF the
city subscribers without additional charge. Specimen
numbers be obtained the office for % cents EACH
Now il the time TO subscribe.
DYER WILLIS, No. 257 Broadway.
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GUNS AND GUN MATERIALS-SINCLE AND DOU-
" BILE barrel guns to also, TASKS, Poushcs
waddng caps game bags, cleaning rods cones mouds,
drinking TASKS &C.; trimmings for makers forged
and finished also keys Of all kinds with general sssort
cutlery and all direct
and for sale at the lowest prices, by
NEWBOLD Russell 40 Fulton street.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.-THE SUPERIORITY OF
Mr. Taylors system all others, for cutting ladies
dresses no longer doubtful Ladies wishing to learn thu
science call at No ~ Canal street. before his
leaves city cut the exquisite fits gver
for thirty -seyen and half cents, by
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DIR. Heath's Ear and Eye Surgcry.-"I de-
that Dr. Heath Of 5sl Broadway cured of deafness
Of lS standing James StesSworn TO before
j. o. Barker certify that DR. Heath cured my daughter
of total blindness. b. Banker"
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WANETD-A NURSE, TO TAKE CARE OF A CHILD
Apply at y Irving place, between the hours Of
nj M mo-
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which skin has for fashion, In produo
Ion of CorszYa shirts would especially invite notice 70
a ucety th which The bosom 10 adapted to the form Of
In Inst az well as Che general perfection OF the 1T and
s .orl manship AGATE, 35 Broadway
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NY husband was CURED OF C0nsu m ption
by Nervous Antidote his cough bad thought
~ mast choak him. No tongue describe low he
gss Ae u now in hearty good health. Mary HI No. ia
No Ann street.
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cold Uncle Ned, had no hair on the top OF
his accounted for by the fact that at the
period Of this ancient individuals existence the Balm of
Thousand Flowers unknown. 1t be found At
NORTONS book store Irving House. This the only
remedy for identifying the compile xon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

Tie sihc qua hON Oh IaUy or gent IOIIct
is CRISTAD0RO'S Hair Preservative and Beautfer. II
not only mpats gloss and vgor to the hair but enhance
its growth and luxuriance. Manufactured and sold at
Cristadoro's Wig establishment, No Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

GOLDSMITH's SYSTEM OF PENMANsHIP.-THERK
" Is system Of penmanshp equal to Mr. g. system,
bad writer's take lessons Of Mr. purchase his copy
home practice Price 70 CENTS For sale At the
rooms. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

L1LOUR.-3OoO BARRELS EXTRA SUPERFINE FLOUR,
from old and grain branded Hiram Smiths Richard
son. Florence, Hopeton, Venice, Kent Doster Cassel
puncans, Falls &c. 1000 barrels Of fine State No nour
selected the Southern Market barrels for b0okb1d
ers uphoserers and wafermakers Ost Grahsn, La
dian and kiln dried meal in barrels and small psokages
for sale, in quantities TO suit purchasers.
L. T. 4 ]. G. FROST. "a Front street. =
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Crlsta,loro,s Celebrated Llqnld Hair Dye,

for coorng the hair whskers instante upon
principles and warranted free from all cautc
applied daily sold wholesale and retail at CRISTA
D0ROS Wig and Scalp Establishment, No. Astor House
N. B.-Priyate rooms for applying the dye.
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DANCING AND Waiting AT IS BOND STREET
JMr SEARING'S private academy for this polite
plishment viii reopen IN October as usual Due notice
the classes will be in future advertise
ments Boarding schools and families attended, and
private instructions given at times 70 suit applicants For
terms, apply at Mr. SIS residence, ms above.
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RAPID wRITING.-THERE ARE MANY YOUNG
N gentlemen to whom the acquisition of beautiful and
extremely rapid business hand ay twenty folos hour
would invaluable by entirely original plan recently
devised the undersigned is able impart all pupils
without the possibility Of failure business hand combining
highest degree correctness of form and rapdty
Of execution At home from four until ten o'clock daily,
and all day Saturday.
w .MACIAuRIN. Writing Master. 30 Irving Mace.
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Comb Factory, 3s7 neutrality-suspicious. can
and buffalo horn The variety embraces thousand
different patterns far the greatest assortmentin tho city
Csn be made to order.
A. 4 J. SAUNDERS, No. 3S7 Broadway.
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II X. GREEN'S e. CO., LETTERERS AND 0RNA
IL. mcntists Glass. Medical Labelling and Sign
Painting done in superior STYLE No. 81 Fourth avenue,
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YEAST POWDER.-THOMAS ANDREWS IS THE
original inventor and proprietor Of Family Yeast
Powder which prepared and sold by him. 1t No. l Cs-
dar street. New York II is put in tin And DR..
Chton certificate Of It's purity each label Purcha
who wish the genuine that With the above
name on Also double refined saeratus, SAL Soda, and
Sup. Carb. Soda, Cream Tartar and Soap Powder. All
these articles warranted FREQ from adulteraon
whatever. For sale by THOMAS ANDREWS,
No. Cedar street.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG MAN, BE-
tween nineteen and twenty Of age, to South
In store or berth board steamer. Can give
the best Of reference from his last employer Address
Herald Office.
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n ouse can furnish Shirts that viii NJ ~ without
vrnkie in the bosom, crease ~ sns SgSI p XIV
ase YOUR MEASURE ~ his patept plan and complete NJ
inevitable.
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Clirehugh's Wigs and Toupecs.-The Great
improvements lately in the method Of fitting the head
their general construction have rendered these
articles the only perfect heads Of hair in the world Wig
should not fail to examine them. No. 79 Broad
way, up stairs
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the Literary Depot @ Ninth avenue to the
Of Twentieth street until o'clock r. NJ, for the Herald
Sun, Times Tribune Courier and Journal Of Commerce. at
the usual rates.
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w ANTED-A GOOD HAND TO FEED ON ROTARY
w Press. Apply to ). ELLIOTT, at this once.

WANTED-FRoM TWENTY TO THIRTY LADIES,
w to learn TO ornament and mako pap,er maohe goods
No charge for Instructions They take the work TO
their own homes. Good hands WIN find constant employ
and make from s. $40 per week half
an hour each. Apply At H2a BroadMaY. -
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Dressing Cnses Tor 1TaveHeFs-Tho Chc
excellence OF those consists in their great
and utility in which respect they superior to other
manufactured. They simple in their construction
cheap SAUNDERS, No. 7Astor House, and 31 Broadway
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Wigs and TOupees.-BatchelOr's New Style
Of Wigs the perfect imitation Of nature
invented Those wanting superior article should
call At BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No Wall
street. where be found the largest and best
n the city. Copy the address,
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INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH-SENOR F. J. vINGUT,
Professor of the above language in the University OF
New York. will two classes for ladies and
separately next Tuesday giving three lessons
GRATIS the will engagement
Be made Terms-SO for twenty -four lessons Apply Mt No.
ham be
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nRAFTS on IRELAND, ETC.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
- Sight Drafts various Banks and Bankers In
England, Ireland, and Scotland. in sums TO suit
WILLIAMS H. GUION, No. 40 Fulton street.
Passage can by the old Black Star Line OF Lii
verpoe sailing ls 9Th lth 10th, 2ls and Th of
month.
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VEAsT POwDER.-B. T. BABBITT IS THE ORIGI-
nal inventor Of the Chemical Yeast Powder which 10
prepared and sold by him At Nos % and ~ Washnste.
street. York. IN tin Those who purchase, should
see that they get that with the above name on.
IEGEL & SCHWARTZ ONLY DEPOT OF TIE GBNU-
- inc solenhofen bavaria. GerWany,j Lthographis
Stones, from their own quarres All Sizes and qualities
constantly hand. II Gold street, New York.
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MADAME BARBER, NATIVE OF PARIS-RE-
WI opens her classes for those pupils who desire to
the study Of the French language Also for those
who have already made Can be seen from
to five o'clock at 665 Broadway near Metropolitan Ho
tel Terma moderate.
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7 EBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD COMPANY-NO.
IL tce hereby given that the books of subscription
the capital stock Of the Lebanon Springs Railroad Com
will be opened the 10Th day of September instant
At the Office Of Messrs. BLATCHF0RD RAINSFoRD, 81
William street, near W ALL in the city Of New York
NOTICE.-SECoND MANHATTAN BUILDING AS
IN ISOLATION will hold its twelfth monthly meeting at No
4so Broome street Masonic Tempe) September ~ at eight
o'clock. There resolution offered at its last meeting
TO alter the bye laws Also there will be election for
officers for the term Of year Members will please
attend BY order, J. w. WESTON, Secretary.
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N west Of Newburgh, Orange county New York.-This
seminary pleasantly located about mile and
half from the nearest village and has been in successful
the handsome and comfortable in the whole country
The principal Rev. Joseph Henderson, graduate Of the
number OF boys between the Of eight and een
and others will find the best in his immediate
welfare and Improvement The quarters are from
August till October November till January, January till
April, April till July The quarters beginning in August and
April continue each eleven weeks the other two twelve
Terms. Board quarter S2 English geography
and Junior arithmetic S. English geography
Rev. James Chrystie Rev. Andrew Stevenson Messrs Jas
Virgins Andrew Knox, Andrew Bowden Brooklyn David
III. Haines, Montague Hall.
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"ANTED-A FIRST CLASS MATCHMAKER. ONE
w who 10 thoroughly competent, and can come we'll
commended may apply at the store Of Tce Rogers, III
Atlantic street. Brooklyn. Wages to suitable, $40
week,
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INSTRUCTION..

INSVFIUOIIONs
LRENCH CLASS, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
+ Mademosclle TICKER, from Paris, will commence,
October class for French conversation and reading.
limited admitted Ladies class in the
sernoon gentemons class In the morning Pupils taught
Mademosee Teckers at their residences
For further information, please address or call till tho lst
Of October at Mademoiselle TECKERS, No. ~ Seventh
of Fourteenth street. from four to
Nal n
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Southern and western merchants WOuIO 40
veil to MIS- Jcrvs Cold Candy article Of IN
doubted good reputation for coughs colds and other pun
complnt This article tosted and certified TO BY
Of the oountry IL sold the principal ONCE
BROADWAY. by Mrs.. " IERYIS.
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NUTiCE.-oy virtue OF al execution 10 me Ill
~ recied, which issued from the circuit court OF
Frederick county in the name of John B. Collin,
survivor of Sheppard & Collin against the estate OF
Henry 81. George Tucker. deceased, in the hands
OF Jonn K. Tucser, mis- administrator, 10 be admin
istered. shall, on the first day OF November hGst
iEgs court Tor the city Ut Richmond, ar the City
Hail in the said city, between the hours OF /
O'Clock A N and clock NJ OF the day,
proceed to sell, cash, about 200 copies Il Tuck
er's Commentaries IN sheets many thereof as
may De sufficient 10 pay and satisfy said execution,
the same having been levied ON BY me on the 4th
day Of October, 1852, belonging 10 the estate OF
the said Henry ST. George Tucker, deceased
no 2-dtd JNO N FERGUSON, Sgt C R.
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M OkrIMUkk,s KhkUMATIC COL

NA FOUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER -rke
great discovery is bringing health and happiuexs -
thousands Rheumatism can be cured. More tlaan e.s
thousand cases OF chronic rheumatism (of the woEE
form OF tins dreadful disease) have been cured exu
OF TINS compound Letters and certificates are dzihx
being received from parties of high standing many d
whom have been crlppies for years, from the eacsaf
that they are sound and WELL made by this great -
medy which Is vegetable spirt-an internal ren.ev
cure IN every case, either nlaInmatory (scsfx o-
chronic form. Testimony of the most und Quilted sxs
racter Will be cheertuy submitted the nsps sz n
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call on fiss
propretors, at their Central Office No l. Barclay e
Astor House, New York One bottle S. three htssls.
Slo PURCELL, LADD co,
Sole Agents for Richmond
" '. ALEXANDER L. CO
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tuC new Orker AtEess
meine Zeituns, Sept y, lS52-Rheuusaa,sp
Gured.-Mortlmore's Rheumatic Compound and Hasa
rurlher-Ihs great remedy seems to prove sptrSEE
Tor tins dreadful disease all FORMS and is bT1lszze
relief TO vast numbers who have long suffered. tGs
have had personal knowledge of the virtue aud e<z-
cy of this medicine for time and with pIsaszun
refer to most obstinate OF chronic rheunstissz
OF long standing, which it cured. This case wss shs
wife OF a wealthy merchant who was for many yexru
cripple Noexpense was spared in visiting the nsu.
celebrated springs and procuring the treatment s
nent physlcians. This was continued for yearx hsuc
she only grew worse, and seemed victim 10 wifA
er1ng grasp All other remedies and efforts failed Wa
were Instrumental in inducing her try this relsey
and, TO our surprise aud her great relief cured I
completely. Some weeks ago we called and purchased
bottle, at the depot No Barclay street. and ss
gentleman friend OF ours, IN this city, who seenexG
martyr to this disease This bottle cured kizs
There are numbers of other which have COMA
under our notice, cured by this remedy. We gsa
10 see the success attending the ntroductea Of TAN
medicine Its timely will thousands from pze
and suffering and restore them sound ami pertsus
health. We believe this is the only remedy kHswx
which is put forth for this disease alone We ana
satisfied 1t will do what is claimed for t-cwe Etzl-
Inatism il all its forms. no I-2fS
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" for sale by JAMES i. GLIB. SO Main street.
opposite City Hotel.
4 Practical Treatise en- Business. or how 20 Get,
Save, Spend, Give, Lend, and Bequeath Money,
with an inquiry into the chances OF success and
causes Of failure II business, by Edwin I Freed
leg.
Romance Of Natural History, or Wild Scenes
and Wild Hunters, by c w Weber, author Of
Shot il the Eye, Oh Hicks the Guide, sc
Night N Block House, or Sketches OF Border
Life, embracing adventures among the Indians,
Feats OF Wild Hunters, sc, By Henry Watson
Life Of Lord Jeffrey, with selection from his
correspondence, oy Lord C Jckburp, vols
The Motmons, or Ls.ter-Day saints IN the Valley
OF the Great SAT- Lake History OF their Rise and
Progress, Doctrines, &c, derived from personal
observations during residence among them BY
Lieut. w Gunnison, OF the Typographical Engi'
neers.
Treatise on the Adultera.ion OF FOOD ara
Drink with plain and simple directions for detect
ing them, by M L Byrn, III D, Graduate or the Uni.
versity of the city OF New York oc -
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BY Wellington EOddin.


Ia CROPS, HOGS, COWS, &C. AT AUCTION.
viii be sold On Friday, the 18Th met, 81 II
O'Clock It lair, il not, the next Isr Jay, my tract
land situated in the county OF Chesterfield, miles
from the city of Richmond containing $50 acres,
and within 300 yards of the Richmond and DanviIle
Railroad The Improvements comfortable, and
the land in good state OF cultivation Also the
crop Of Corn Oats, Hay, Fodder, Household Furnl
ture, number of yesng Hogs, Mich Cows, &c,
&c. Terms al sale. J. S DUVALL.
Sale 10 be conducted By Jno Payne. Auct.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov 9. Sales of IL, 600 bbls. Flour
at firm rates. Grain steady.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Q Sales of 500 bills Flour at
si,62. Grain unchsnged
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By Wellington Goddin.
By Alexander Mott d Ca.

nUR EVENING SALES will be cout;uu,fs
~ until the season closes, commencing at sevee
O'Clock, at which time we will sell from tht, s,eiyvs
In lots to suit purchasers good selection Of psse.
ana cut dry goods, hardware, cutlery, guns pissois
gold and silver watches, and clocks ana time pser
OF every description Also general assortment If
fancy goods ALEX MOTT g. co
no / Aucuoneeee.
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From OREGON.
massachusetts, Election.

BosToS. Nov. S.-The returns continue 10
show large Mhig gains since last week, but IT
is probable there has been no choice of Gov.
ernor by The people. The Legislature is in
doubt.