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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19
Dom estic Miscellany.

RECEPTION or WM. SYDNEY SMITH AT New Or
LEASs.-Wm sydney Smith, the British Consul ut Tia.
whore kindness and generous conduct towards the
American prisoners in Cuba gained for him the
dalton Of all at the time Of the "nvaaon excitement
has arrived in New Orleans and the citizens Of the
Crecent City making great preparations to give him
public dinner In order to express their appreciation Of
his noble conduct
COMMERCE OF THE HUDSON The pilot Of the
Reindeer. her passage up Friday counted between
Albany and Kingston $50 rail vessels Ii 10 passage
boats, ard three propellers-in all 2a7.
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Court CnIcndar-Th1s Dov,

UNirTp STATES DisrnIcT CouRT-( Third CLASSY NO. o.
Fif u class)-Nos IS. 10. 10 % to 30 inclusive.
surRtmr Counr --Gcneral Term--Nos 0, III, IL 10,
16 to ~, inclusive.
CoMMos PLEss-part Nos. 933 584 ST. BOO, G27,
665 81 72l, 700 S33 95i 9G3 597. 967. S71 975 977
ISL 9S3, $50, tS7 800, 555 90 Part 2-Samo as be-
fore =
SUPERIOR Counr,- Two bronchcs) Mos ~, l23, 40
453 Asa 456. 40 30, 4Gl 49, 463 46t 4G5, 400 aol
46S 800, 40, AL 472 473 i 415. 176 All 4Is, aso
4sl 4s2 1885, iss 4s5 4so $780, 400, io1, 1o2 493 ae'
400 457.
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Marine Affairs.

THr STEAMSHIP FLORIDA, Capt Lyon, from Savannah
arrived yesterday morning. ON thanks are due to Mr..
Culver, the purser. for copous supply Of Savannah
papers.
FoREIGs COMMERCE or SAN FRANcrsco-Thc following
Is abstract Of the vessels arrived at and departed from
San francico during the months of January February
Ind
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serher s selling Watches At retail at tho folio wing
prices, being uch less than any other house,
Fine gold leyne watches four holes jswelled s25 90
Fine gold detached levers. full jcwelled. .... 80 90
Gold enamel watches, for ladies. ............ 80 %
Gold hunting watches for ladies' ...,....... - 90
Gold hun ting patent levers, for gentlemen. 81 90
Gold patent levers, for gentlemen. - 90
Silver patent lcyerP Is 90
Silver Diet aehed levers. full jswelcd ........ IL 90
Sill, lepine, four holes iewecd 90
And all ether kinds OF watches at equally low prces ao
Nil xmas 81 owery and silver forks &c much
less than the usual prices. GEORGE G. ALLEN
Importer Of Watches and Jcwclry,
Wholesale and Retail No. Ii all street un stnirA
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which was set going few months since by our re-
putable contemporary Of the Euening Post. Miss
Warner never hesrated whether to devote herself to
the needle the pcn she has received fortune
from England; and her publisher has made no such
extrao binary profits a. have been alleged, from the
ale Of her two pous and respectable novels.
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DOUBLE SH E E T.
Malls for Europe.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Europa Captain Lott, will
leave this port at noon to-day for Liverpool. The
European mails will close half past 10 o'clock this
morning The NV YoRx WEEKLY HERALD, with the
test from AZ parts Of the Union printed in French
and English will be published at half past o'cloc 4.
fingle copies, in wrappers sxpcnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19

tie safest cheapest and best road in any part
Of tie world. Stop Yonkers general
msnt pure air. water and every variety Of the shoscs
coorng huid The Hudson company begin TO understand
that ionker is considered the garden If the universe
There such rich and beautiful scenery any other
part Of the world. Dr. Kellingers Linmcnt
ured there's consequently the air must be tine and sabr
Don't fail to Ionkers The steamers start from
the foot of Jay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19

The Poets ssy that Woman's HcarN In
the only plate kensss bnt then poets are
apt 70 those plates which Mature undsr
tho erection Of true Art such Hkenesses
TO be the perfection Those plates
found ~ 1863 Broaaway ROOT tine true and
sfnl rita
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cous bat Ger keeps with
asd already suburb assortment Of Juvenile Clothing b..
dies Mis- Hats Boys Caps light and
Paras"s delicate and unique Fans &c. &e fer summer
and viii he found arranged in the
The Pa.n fashions for already be found
there; Young France and Young Amersa may appear
the In Broadeay aud the n the
elegant costume purchased at the OF tho
french capital and at Gepins Bazaar almost same
nofsI
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i" From Grave to Gny, from Lively to

NON, the Halter Of t28 Fulton street manufar-
greater variety Of hats than DO Ia any
tmiiar establishments the United states. For
he oers hat said and quiet for head vering
dicnfcd AZ becomes the profession for tho gentleman %
eet ant leisure and attractive aree and Tor the
chants trndcemcn aud mechanics hats of every shape
style fashion, and quality under the sun Mt the standard
mice OF four dollnra.
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EeIlinccr,s Magic IcIu,d ro,. tl,c r.stor,t,o,,

cithe hnlr when thirty will nstoLh the
world Millions Of dollars must be mad. Ia years
It is u only remedy that viii restored the
hr it Is mpoir to supply the orders from all
VIC woria These moi putahe act have "on widely spread
ROAD rough tie columns Of the New York Herald The
dollars are coming n IN round numbers. H. in
thousand trials. Depots ?30 Pearl i6 BROAD
way! for The facts 1T ~ wonderful eait Mr..
Jolly 40 Broadway, music store where the ad also
n
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DIR. I2eningsr,s Re.ne.l,es VIII be sold for

the future npon the Bennetofl system tho
thing but the cash will fetch them No foreign agents
wanted on any othtr His Magic Fluid hair
81 each s. doen his Liquid a very large bottles for
Tor Sea Sickness 81 each. x for S. 50 dozen his
LirimtDt for the krc sold 80 cents - 80 dozen his
Medicinal Charm Will astoLsh all who give {: trial.
cl each IN
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Hats this season; is
n.nt ~h,r Indies select from
xbl, stack ttan ut iOUNGS and cheap store,
B"wsry lie keeps handsome you 20
hing that pretty and fashionable in the line
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Fine Arts. = DIS guerrcotypcs In on, by

VIM III. Butler No. 2t Broadway upper corner g. Mur-
ray street. Plumhe Gallery This and beautiful art
combines Daguerrsotypo with the bnih ~
the finest miniature painting Dagucrreotypcs Of deceased
person eopied i'm perishably.
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are no, anc some ana red arc triHe worse
More grcy than w. u ut bccunps ni.t or the gray OF
dawn leooates golden, will RlSrkDONus luid Hair
bye sna9fm white, red, sandy hair g. eayni icent
hhtu' lr"s or black Til Dye 4 6hemica the same 81
te tnrE H. ter If tho hair psretrates into
The rGCf I'll tho caplnry tutes the hsir Not tho
fantsst hAt proceeds from H. and " IL fea tom 10Y acrid
substance live minutes for thu operation. IL has
rten at o. p0pvlRy which throws ~ y AIRY INT. tho
slAdc and 81 daily apped Nd criadorps VIZ nhd scalp
establishment M castor iouc whore u maY We obtained
Wholesale and NJ u. Private aphrtme nt, TOR apply
in9 TIE dye, and httiBE On wis
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stlnw Goods. comprIslny Panama HATS

Lcgoru braios. all kinds Straw Hats at
freDans 50 Fulton street near Gold. Rocky Mountain
Willie siyery Beaver Hats for So 81 and Children
Hats of all kinds-Beaver and Straw. Riding Hats &c.
cheap FREEMAN, 80 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19

cabinet upon the Teheantepec difficulty. We shall
have no with Great Britain, in any event,
while Mr.. Webster is at the helm There is no
necessity for threatening war with Mexico lie. us
cease to cirgc, where we shoad be firm and prompt;
and let US to buster, where the weakness of
neighbor should excite our pity and forbear-
ance Let US be magnanmous to Mexico, and she
will be liberal to Us. What snys Mr. Webster
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A. tine bhd oi hair Mr. Vim II. Vanderbilt, Of Etc
place staten ltHd ton Of our highly esteemed aud
errrsng conntrymau. Mr.. Cornelius Vandertht after
having leen entirely bald for six years. could de-
sire TO seenso, sovernl other ncmhcrs Of hs family
cd espep led hundreds of dollars in vain his
hair For tho most astounding facts produced.
ScoyTs Tick 81 this week. Don't fail to this rich.
beautiful, ana spicy aud all, who
md general intoligonoe Price Pick two eonts until
further notice. 1t IL worth ten cents and cenp THAI
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Rev r Cha pin Dr. whitaker AMI several other dist,.
euh,d citizens stransers who had their iikencsaps
ak, yeetrday tho usual splendid style which HOLMES
e,eci ties art at his extensive establishment ~
Ir1a
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All eh pr would do we'll TO call NJ H. Tall nadge
clotpg house. u Fulton street, where they will
II the ch.are.t choicest ready
clothing in the city, NIB Partcnar paid
the customer department, under the
p u. b., late from Europe
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Publishers No Isl Nassau street New York
day and evening Professional examinations with written
descriptions Of character when desired Subscriptions
eeiyed for the American Pf gca Journai the
water Cure Journal published monthly, at collar
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hntldote rhcnmai tic dulorenx, govt.
palsy epilepsy paralysis Nus Dance any ncurosis
or nervous debility affection. Written
viii be given 10 return the money bcnehial JOHN
PlNEk, No. 10 Ann street. 81 per hostile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19

HAIR Dye Is tn" beet discovered Tor coorns the hair
whisters the moment applied The wonderful and
certainty with Which this fayortc and old established lair
Dys performs is astonishing II IL for sale, applied
BACHELORS Wig Factory Nod Wal street. Cory The
add
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European Dagucrreoty pos.-Now on Ex-

encsses many of most celebrated persons Europe,
whom Louis Napoleon Victor Hugo
Eugene Sue, &c. Arrangements have been made with
emn en artists to forward from time tmo, portraits
all the eminent Of the day, well every
provement or discovery in the art thus rendering this
establishment Of the most popular and interesting
btitions city Mr. Brady has also thoroughly
fitted Lis establishments md by the introduction of i'm
in the arrangements light and other matters
acquired during his residence IN Europe is enabled :.
dnoe equal If hot superior those for Witch he
ceIved q prize medal ut the worlds fair.
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though this mammoth Wholesale and retail Clothing esta
bisbmcnt has only been and half In operation two
large have been added to the original extensive
ea6ee in order to accommodate the business.
of elegant clothing from the whole
department. to all the principal cities and of the
Union, and TO Cuba and other West India islands The
prices both wholesale and RETAIL lower than have
before been knO wn In the trade.
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are pronounced the most perfect INIT If nature
yet nyepted Those wanting superior article should
call at BACHELORS cclc DRAFTED Wig Factory all
street where be found the largest and best
In the city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19

Rice Clothers, of U2 Fulton street. have determined
to be outdone in business by Of their eompser
They lave stock Of tie fashionable home
in market and these they have had
and ready tn make to order into the
ieirable garments gentleman coveted 1t cannot
be de MED that The clothing vended by Smith Rice il
cheap and superb be in this met opolis
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Hcards celebrated VIZ fbtry u Maidcn nue mado o.
the best materials and combining all latest prove
meDts; are warranted 20 It, and shrink change
color Also brads Of long hair front braas, Sc. Rooms
exclusively for wigs and hair dying Copy the address
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f,ou,oud,s Iinuia II.l, i've. -. ,v,,l,o..

execution re,cr aten 'e very hest o,,s equal
ly celebrated is GuURNIb'S Mtiaat.d som r. curing
pmp lcs frcctlcs sallowness chap raurhnoys ~ ponis
Subtle uIrrots hair from any part tho t,dy LIQUID
Rouge Lily White, and Hair clcgs at G7 MAKER street
scar Broadway.
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Ivo,r. r,fc Dn,sam.--7no prinel,,,toa;,o


r he rae Of this grent purifier of the hund certain
cure for rbeuma ,fuA &c, mud Il, cure as
water queneh thrst y removed 20 10 GfanJ stroet
ak doors Vnst Of the BowcrY,
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Cheap, Elegant and Durable Is eycrv N.Y.

Eeie sold by f. BROOKS, At his wholesale and retail
Boot and Shoe Store 100 Fulton We have neyor
seen great variety Of byes but all alike and
made, and all uneommonly cheap.
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Glorious I-Ensifsn Imperial

C5rpetinE OF and litterins oiprs
ungut moaic Fnd scroll hgurc before exhh.ted
" Bowery, HIRAM AN DEKsUN s. Also American three
ply carpets 1T g. Ca Vs. and S. yard 81 elegant new
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at reasonable price, go 10 Thompsons 35 Broadway.
beautiful picture in neat for only 30 cents larger
sizes, family groups, Sc, proportonatsly low,
T. w. THOMPSON, 3l5 Broadway.
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Fashionable StOlc.-Cl0thlng, &c.-Alfrcd
Auproe Co.. AL Broadway iealers Fashionable Cloth
ins Linen and Cotton Shirts Under Shirts Drawers.
&c. &c. Also. large assortment Of Boys Clothpg we'll
made and Of the most fashionable Style No deviation
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pms o spring styles, together with Diamond Kings Pins
and general assortment of fine gold Jewelry for sale at
The Of the subscriber prices
DAvlDRAIT Manufacturing Jeweiler 3sl Broadway cor
per Of W htc street Sales up stairs
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elegant marble scroll add figures Of satin
sss9 Bowery HIRAM AN DERSONS. Also loo pieces o,
osautin moor Oh Cloth in widths st 2 3D.
ever offered in thif city. s
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Shirts from the first makers In Paris have
recently h.sn compared with those made to order BY
GREEN, No. Astor House, and the decision was that in
ft style nesdlew and material the gems at Green's
were superior TO the French fabrics.
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+. Gilbert 4 Co.'s Improved EOlian Pianos,
New York Warerooms, I Broadway, of Anthony
street and opposite tho Broadway Theatre, where tho
est assortment Of Pianos with without the Improved
oan may be found and will be sold at great bargains
These I'M truments coming into Fail
not 70 zee and hear them Pianos to let
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crystal P"is.n. hS1in.-PasenG ThTec-ply,
aud patent Tapestry three
exhibited At the lrld Fair % Boaery HIRAM AN
pERsoNS: Also Pardnes and Crosby s. sons English
Exhibition Tapestries and Brussels
seH styles They VIM he sold remarkably low
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for beautiful small figured ingram
81 HI Ram AN DEkSONS. No. 90 Bowery. Stair Carsets
b., Ss 81 3D. and 4. ger Yard grain Csyrsts
w.. g., ana Is Sd, Tard Gall aud them.
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II your informant thch, is rightin his represen-
taton of the matter those unchristian feelings were
confined to his own bosom.
ALLOW me one more remark, in regard to the
jastiee Of calling one by odious names, especially
when opposed III controversy, It is sure indica-
ton of a dearth Of argumtn. and sound reasons,
aud an unfair attempt io bring into discrcdit the
truth by applying to it an underlined epithet which
conveys to tile mind of the masses horrible errors
and every OWL thing. lam called Puseyite by
those who know me to BIO an Episcopal minister.
In calling me by. name which is unauthorized by
my professions, my sincerity and honesty are i'm
Peached and mgusefulness attempted to. bs impair
ed. Until therefore, allegation ia proceed, you
will Of course give me tho benefit Of my denial and
speak Of me hereafter BY my proper title. The
odium therefore, which your informant attempted
to bring upon me, by calling me names and BY
representing me as engaged in bitter controversy
on Infant Baptism, contrary to facts, should Justly
recoil upon his own head
Vcrg truly, T9Os. 8. ARTHUR.
Greenvile, S. c., Sep. 2lst, 1852
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t1etly compliment the artillery and its officets upon
their great and unabated eserlons manifested both
in the formation Of their eerps, and their continued
progress and apparent Improvement.
Brigadier General, JoHS X. WEVEh, addressed
the Regiment in high.toned and spirited apeech'
His remarks upon the oppression of the South were
full of fire, and evidently showed that his Yoics
was still for war;
The late elect Colonel HARnrsoN and Major Love.
LESS with their respective staff officers appeared Tor
the first time upon the field 1t would be altogether
superauous 10 state that they reflected sfedt Upon
themselves and their electors.
We cannot close our description without returning
our thanks to Mr. DAY for the delightful barbecue
prepared fot his guests on that day. H' is ttniy
real "Jolly Host" as is evidently proved by the
manner in which his dinners prepared and con-
Quoted as we'll aa the gusto with which his riand'
were DESPATCHED:
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AN INTERESTING WORK.

Mn. RAYMOND, of the "Edgefeld Collegiate IN.
s,itute for Young Ladies" is now engaged and has
been for some time past, in the interesting ana useful
business Of establishing Museum for the benefit ol
pupils in Natural History. lie proposes 10 procure
specimens from as many sources Us possible, but
especially from every part Of our own District Are
there no, many of our citizens who feel disposed to
aid this undertaking by sending in any Birds, Rep
tiles or other animals which they may deem worthy
of preservation We hope they will do so.
Mr.. J. TRussEL, an Engi'h gentleman, who for
the last fifteen months ha, been fitting up the Mu-
scum of the Charleston College, is now in Mr. RS.
employment for similar purpose. lie is very skilful
and was awarded diploma at the Fair Of The S. c.
Institute year or two ago.
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FOR THE ADVERTISER.
THE CITIZENS OF EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT

We are compelled thus publicly to notice the
many reports, so industriously circulated about
The YouNo LADIES BOARDING. AND DAY School
There are occasions when Forbearance is no lon
ger virtue" In the discharge of our duties as
instructors Of YOUTH We have strivcn to pursue the
4" even tenor" Of our way, hoping by our assiduty.
and upright department, to disprove all that tho
tongue of slander might invent against US, but when
we are clandestincly assailed by those who have
not the moral courage to stand up to their assertions
our only redress is an appeal to an enlightened pub
lie. These secret enemies, not satisfied with dc.
crying and maligning our School whenever and
wherever they could do SO with impunity, have
made crowning effort to crush US by reporting far
and near during the vacation just ended that our
School had so dwindlcd into insignifcance as TO
render it doubtful whether We would open this Ses-
sion. know not the sources from whence this and
the almost numbcrlcss other reports in circulation
have emanated, nor will We trouble ourselves to
trace them tit were bootless task unworthy
of our self-respcct. Neither have We the means Of
a'certanins how far our interests have suffered by
these sandcrs, but it affords no little qualification
to be able to say ,ha; not only closed last Session
with full School, but have also opened the present
one with sixty Scholars, and thut are daily re :
ceiving acccssions to our number. So encouraging
is the prospect, we have engaged an add,ionnl
Professor in the French and Italian languages, and
are also preparing to have speedily erected more
commodious building for the accommodation Of opr
Scholars.
Wedesirc to make our School in every respect wor-
thy the patronage Of the citizens Of the District In
doing this we shall seek for no ertraneous props
nor ertraragant eneomiums Of our capability for
instructing-nor any unwarranted means, our course
shall be straightforward and honest one Our hope
for success will rest upon the proficiency of the schol
ars in their various departments of study.
To our Patrons and friends generally We tender our
heartfelt acknowledgements for their liberal encour
agcment and support.
n. ALDRICII, PRINCIPAL OF
Young Ladies Boarding and Day School.
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Headquarters,
7Tn REGIMENT, S. G. NJ.
No. 3, S.pt. 90, lS5a

7Tn REGIMENT, s. G. NJ.
No. 3, s:pt %, ls5a
ORDER, NO
A COURT MARTIAL will convene at the Old
~ Wells, Friday the 22l October next, for tho
trial Of all Dcflultcrs for the present year. The
Court will consists of the following Officers. ;.
Lieut.. Col. SHAW, President:
Capts. CUNNINGHAM, ADDISON; RouSTREE, Lam
DRUM, MoR.cSE, PosEY, BRowS, Lieuts LINDSEY,
GREGORY, SHAW, WISE, PERRY, BLAND, Members.
JonN c. McDoxALp, Judge Advocate.
By order Of Col. HARRISON.
ELnERr BLAND, Act. Adj'nt.
Scpt27 1t 81
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AN ACCESSION,

Mr.. ALpRIcu, Of the 4" Young Ladies Boarding
Iund Day School, has procured for his Seminary the
services of an assistant in the department Of Modern
Languages, who comes recommended as possessing
excellent abilities. Mr.. GonREN, late Of Charles
Ton, is the gentleman to whom We allude. 1t is
source of satisfaction TO that the educational
facilities of our town are thus continuing still to
improve We may already say with safety that, in
this respect we are behind village in the State.
Mr.. G. intends forming singing class, into which
sl who desire to draw forth their musical capabii
ties can procure ndmittance.
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COM NJ E r CIAL.
Correspondence Of the Advertiser.

Correspondence Of the Advertiser.
HAMBURG, SErr. 81.
CoTToN-!At the close Of our report Of last week
We were then just in receipt Of accounts from 1lv-
erpoo, and contrary 10 onr expectation, they have
produced quite an effect on our Market. Sales have
been made in the last few days, at from to decline
the prices Of the previous week. We do not think
tn, decline is altogether attributable to the character Of
the recent adviccs from Abroad but to want Of con-
flencc on the part Of both buyer and seller. Under
these circumstances Market is at present in some
what Of an unsettled state. We therefore give our
extremes at 8 to l01cts.
Bacon this article is still in demand, at III to
l2Icts. Supplies gool
LAnD-Scarcc, and in demand at II To l45cts.
CoRS-Scarce, and prices nominal.
GRocERlEs-ill articles in this line arc abundant
and selling at low prices. j.