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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
Clyde PARK FARM AUCTION

IL LIZ a mn ANN az a W. tlON.-
- On FsIDAY, April 8. 1859, a. the Hotel In Hyde
Park containing hundred he bxlxs Of the
Fsdson with front Of ilc0 teet The land all the
best sye Of cultivation Ga the abave large mansi,n
having N rooms of bnck and plaster with stole 'front.'
sides commotous farm he1ss, nay ess, barns. out
heUses &c The above is within oze nile Of fhs Haisoa
River Rsiroad Depot and but u hours ride N New
Yorb CITY. The at1afaB ands fxieasvs o. Of
the Hudson and las several beautiful sites for balldax
Terus-Hslfe cash. ard half may mortgage For
ulipartculsrs, spply TO GEORGE LEVIE. 20 lbs Mas
st. Cars leave for Hyde Pork az 7 and O'Clock
JAMES d MILLER CO., Aucsioassra
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BY Telegrapb.

BOSTON, April 6--Arr. ship Cordea, Apalschicoa !;
scbr Planet. koi dout.
Cssred-shps Arcturia, Csdiz: Anna Rich, Charles
ton bark Charles William. Savannah brgs G. Free
noht, Sssua Artoyer, Phiadslphia schr Leo, SaysR-
neb.
Tue schr Mary. Of Newbaryport, fIsm Philadelphia.
went ashore RavsfOrd island this morning. she
net biissd bat viii have TO discharge to get oil.
The ship Rio Grande in the stream last night daring
the stTm dTsggsd Der anchors and drvea against
Csntttu iioB harf and was somewhat III ured
CHARLESTON April 6-Bsow brig Rapid, tSwed,sh)
j osLon.
Au.--S'esmsbip Marion. Nov York
CHARLESTON AprIl SID. bark Avola, Boston,
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SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-First
6alee By Anrtion.

A. II. kKzwfN. AuStoneeY.
UY BANGS BROTHER 4 co.
rs Trade SAILS poo~,s No. |. Park-row.
REGULAR EEN-YORK SPRING TRADE SALK
MONDAY, Msy 10, aad following days.
SPRING PARCEL SALE or ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
BooRs.-rhe Catalogue for the above sale pre-
pairing and will he issued two weeks befo the sale
/. Ccnstgnnehts from the American Trade solicited.
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HALL-MENTAL

IVl ALCHEMY.-Prof B. BROWN WILLIAMS, the
ORIGINAL Mental Alcbemst will continue to lecture ana
present his startling wonderful entertaaing and mus ng
experiments IN Mental Alchemy on TUESDAY, THURS-
DAY and SATURDAY EvENINGSt to the pubic and on
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS exclusively to the Ladies,
commencing at O'Clock -
Doors open at o'clock commence az o. Aanis;ion 70
BOOKS eIpiansory Of the science for sale at the door,
Libsrai arrangements made with schosls Apply at the
Office the Had
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COCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS, corner

SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS, corner
~ of Broadway and Leonard sts Tho celebrated
Ew-ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLET TROUPE !
comprising IS Ta'enrcd Performers under the direction OF
SAMUEL 8. SANFORD, will have The honor OF max
ins then fl at appearances the above rooms MON
DAY EVENING, Aprl3 5, introducing their New Era OF
Mlnstre 81. entrled OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINMENT!
In which the whole Troupe VIII appsar IN rsasfsn ne
other Compapt in the world.
NoTg-Trbe public attention is called 20 tbs Note =
Tho above Troupe is the only American Opera ComoAny
and the only Bu'lesqus Troaps 10 the Uaien Thus We
stand without rival
The entertaiE given by the New Orleans Opera
Troupe differ entirely from other Mnsres as they INTRO
duce all the best ~.xs,-x
Including the best selection OF DC English, lflsh and
Scotch Ballads. with their
BURLESQUE 0PERA1lC SCENES
With the Dancins of the Ballet Troupe in their
Bu,lesque PAS DE DEUX. CACHUCHAS, FLlNGS,
REELS. JIGs AND H0RNPIPES, &c.
Manager aud Proprietor y San9tord-
c.sc.
Mnsiesl D, rector r. Kavanagk.
Professor McKENNA will preside a. the Piano Forte.
Admittsnce rs cents. Family Tickets sdmttng ten
persons ST. Doors open AZ 6l commence At " o'clock
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March IS lat 70 a. Ion S. 50 Re. brig Amsriea from
Glaseo~ for Bosta
Mach &C. 200 miles Of Cape Clear, ship State Rights
Patton from N obsle iOr Liverpool
March ~ lat So Ion &C. ship rcnawanda, yalias, from
Iivsipeci for Peiladelphi
March go LAT 81. oa 70, bark Elizabeth, Jones from
SsvspnAk for BesscD
March 80 LAT 40 80 lon So ship Lancaster Given
Mobile for Nantes.
March 30 lat 81 ss Ion 81 co. passed bark Iaet-
ts,' ~ Yarmouth. Me with lose of mizxe umast.
April .. OF Block Island. BRIG Emily, from Nsw-York
fer Bah
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IN M FONTAJNRLEAU,

NAPOLEON at FONTAINBLEAU,
Y March 81, 1914 THE EVE OF HIS ABDICATfCN,
painted by Paul Delsrochs exhibition Of this world
renowned picture which has been visited during The last
years IN Engahd France and Germany BIZ half
million Of people open at S;uyyesant Isttue, No
500 Broadway Open from A. II. to 10 p n. Aduissoa
Is cents. Children half price.
EATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-FiTst
~ Series Exhibited corner Of i3th-ss sad Broadway
Ores frem A M TIL 10 O'Clock PM Admisgoy Is cents
Iaese works Of Art consist OF collection Of vIkWS Of
EUROPE, ASIA NINOR, SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND
EGYPT NUBIA ana ARABIA. They ststchsd and
painted oil bv Prof ssttier
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lFrom our Corresponden,s.

folk for Providence bark Eltaw Bray Baltimore for
tom brig Arakspss. Cartel P)iomac for Boston; scars
Th"s n Hawkins. Providence for New York Hector.
kinbalI New Yo,k for provdsnce Medora; Rhodes,
koek and frr New.Yort Dart, Philips. New Jer.ey fer
wareasm: Heuet Fuller adlsy Portland for Vagina;
Sea Bad Godfrey stsgeen for Wilmington; o. Fox, Al
Ten. Boston for New York sloops Loge Finaey. Fel-
mouth for New York Helen. Oils. Ne vBsdf0rd for N
York
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

AiHix "a 49, 8 ii Moos-Rsss.s..ie 2sa
UVb-1z~s''" ~. vxrTl-..-kpril Z.
"a AZ ys az isisni 10 lin Hsn 0sts.u sam
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4. ". CAhP, Asosionssf.
AN CASES BOOTS, SHOES and
COO BRoGAkS-On TUESDAY, III 10 e'cioca A n
a large assoFsaest fer Spring trade -
Ass prie stock at al times for private ala NJ ioe.,
asa press AZ The store Of d CALI No as Peal e.
conner Of PlAstSs, Hew-Ywx -
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VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPER

TY at AUCrION.-A.y J. BLEECkER will sell on
THURSDAY April 8 az the Merchants Erchauge, some
very peasant and vacant lots IN the most i'm
proving locations az follows -
BROOKLYN near Greenwood Cemsery situated on 2oh aud
zlstst between lllh and 9hsvs and on both sides Of
10Th
Also two story brick houses and lois known az Nos
and u Union place
Two ssloiy brick cottages and ess, Nos lS3 and 1877 Co
fumba ct.
The s.cry brick store dwelling No AL Columbia ST.
The story bck and lot No 2a3 Columbia st. at-
joining the above.
Three asory and attic cottages. known Mes u, Ia.
and 10 VI ckof ST. 49, -
Ons story brick store and dwelling No IL Atlantic st.
Two story AID attic cottages, on Willow place. near
State II.
One story brick store aud dwsDg house No IS State st.
Terms libei and sale positive For further particulars
apply to the auconeer Ne Broad st.. where maps de-
scribing the above property can be obtained.
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STARK DRlLLINGS.-5o bales extra
- fss oilh iae rscsiv.d.--yor - ~ .SI5MIrg
. CO.. h - ssssa-a. ~ = No.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

- Admission to the entire Museum and perform anee
IS cent? children years, III ceas Tals cele-
braied estasiishrnsnt aad COLOSSAL EXHIBITION Is
now uneq ualed IN America: combining, In fact SEVEN
MUSEUMS IN ONE. In the Lecture Room, THIS
AFTERNOON at >, and EVENING at " o'clock Ia order
modate families and children es2scaily the On
spfai epectacle OF CHERRY AND FAIR STAR.
TIE Youthful Giant, Happy Family. &c. az all hour
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IL yASDHwArsR. Auctionesr.
A UCTION SALE.-Standard Roses,
IA of the finest and choicest varieties, consulting 81
Moses Prpetua and Bourbon, to be sold AZ auction BY
i. vANDEwATER No. 10 Wall st.. on THURSDAY,
Aprll Al O'Clock Also some Re~ and choice Peones
Also some fine Csmeiss &c &c. from the nursefy OF D.
Boil, 50th Of. and Broadway.
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GOAL am now discharging several
~ cMgoss Of tAe best quality Of Red Ash Stove Coal
which VIII ell 10 Gsasrs aad others Z, 81 IS Der .ra ro
vessel. and vii asISx.s from vessel At 81 IS; sn yard
s 20 PkIEk CLINTON. COZ. X og sAa Grssaxica ana
Cosrek and Bfyis gtcs-sss.
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r0r,re JACOB BoeAkr. Arctionsr.
Inns DAY, at lot O'Clock, at No. Is
spiues-st, ,args sale Of excellent RoassAo s ami,
sM. y N'se OF kAsksl rorir-ss Ais, lot Of a,cs
pI SeoSs. FAney Goods. Ae Also. Essi,sa
hrees ~. Esuss>'' sd insf.is c. sss,
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CoLToN, Alctions1r.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Bill
LARD TABLE. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS e,
-fHlS DAY, wsdnesdsyl April At Icl s,cIsct A. 10
Auction ROoms Ne 50 BeeEma, Ct iarrs AZ n
fooa new ssd second hsai Furai.ars eoaprsinS safs
Bue.ss Boob Cases center. card dining ana other Ia,
e'ss. wash Ssaads, French Bedtsse BRUSSELS Cs,os,s
do ssysrai pieces Of OH Cletas hair ana other
Gsius,sss Chamber Furniture. mahogany and curied
fss'her Beds Couckes &C. Also oas second hMd
pnEa faeIe. N coed order. Alss, French pIsts
Licking Gisss Sale positive rain or shiDe 80
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Goal.

COAL.-The subscriber hAs in yard
~ fall gsppy Of Anthracxs and Btumfaess Ccas cen
assg OF Peach Orchard Black Hessh, Lsnigh HAzlsI01
which warranted to b Of tie beet azahty delivered
n the bsss erdr a1a tsr sale Il the ssy iorss marks
prices: JAMES L WORTH,
Ne. Broadway. md fti-sS cor. rhsmpsoa
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MARINE JOURNAL.

poar OF NTw-YoRK-..-..-APRILe
~ Ssvsnh Psss for s&<stsonai Shipping i"fe"s''s
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BALTIMORE April 3-Atr stea nship Palmetto, Jack
Charleston fke Palmetto. 20 RIss North If Cape
HSteras csred away both her tapmasts Ser pgaa-
tsp, (Brl Coantn Ca ls1; ship Mari Hale, RoliinS,
Liverpool; bak s GltnbuTn. SSppsoA, do. John H. Du-
vail Taller, Boston Zion Rsyno dc Co.. schrs Mazeppa,
Nsale Csmpsscby, via New Orleans Virg MIA GiAsth,
Plummer, New fors X y Russell, Bennett Winning
ton; Samuel L. Crscker Taunton. Cid. ship Sarah &
L"uiss. Mcieilis Liverpool; brig Deina NJ aken,
G1a,srs; schr Ana Smith Smith New York.
PROVIDENCE. April s. Arr. schrs Noatszuua.
Smith Philadelphia; nes ware HaIding, do N C1aae
Sawyer d. Sid ship Mary Croker. Bstlsr New Or,
lthee mes's, 81 Bostsnl o'Nsl. Paaaslphia Noble.
Ireland do; Neha, Ia hil. Ne~York sloeps Poia or
kewisr do Oregon, sturges, do Blaekstens, Smta.
Thsmss b. Hswkms. Hawkes., do Bepl Franklin Haw-
Nus CO April4, Ar sohIs. Joseph Tu ner, MILK sn.
Baltimore; ATLANTA, Pratt, Ocracoks, N c. Mayfagcr
Charehill, kff TX iii Townssn Corson Pailadephia
4, Townsend. Mstihews do Timothy PhaYo Llras 40 /:
CosnsNs, Weaver. d. Glass; Blower, Leeds. do, varea
Nelson. Leeds do ssmasl Castaer. Casea. do sloops
psy. Nsv-York Belo~-bngs RecAabits Loriug fa "a
vannaAi Charles Thomas. Pmkhas, fm CAaIieston f2i
nit sid big Olive. McDoRsd Ess,por., schrs wor-
ceser. Rhodes Phisdslpha; Corene. Nick-s son. New
YORK Reward Woottep, Vsszs Phlaaepa:a, Esphat.
ssp Field d. (er Boston, according TO wind , Msamora
RICHNokp April t-sd bark Midas. yordou. raou
aston; schr Courier, Rogers. New York.
SAVANNAH Apri Arr. srhr. Julia Eliza H,gbea
Phiseslehs Cid ships Speed tBr 1rsndsll Livsrpoo
Jose. (Br) Moran do; seAr Louisa Dyer, Amss New,
sToNlNGroN. Apri s-Arr ship Cincinnati. vii
Jams Acre ssas, last frox New Yerk schr Jane Han
yosk.
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h L EGANTLY FURNISHED

TO LET.-A Private Family will ,es
ste 5sdIses OF suit q Rooms Ca bssn. so IN ,ae
eseses ADSaS e Ne. y UnvUri6p.eisSsa 1900 49, ~ -
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DROUGHAM'S LYCEUM.-BENE-
ID FIT of Mr. Lynne THURSDAY EVENING
Aprl g. ls2-On which ocsaasn ne i5newlss sa.ea.eo
~, u,5.sn M Brouehsn, Mr.. Chippsndse,
Mr. Wa cost Mr. Leach, MIR. Moorko1se,
n, u p ph,llins Nv Foster Mr.. Duncan.
a., E,.tchey Mr. skerrit, Mr.. A. Andrews,
n, pslner MI Vincent Mr. Lister.
n, Ms,i,n Miss Anae Lops- Mrs Broughan,
Mrs venom dale, Mrs Csnovsr,
Miss VI. Taylsure, Mrs. sreuNN, Mh Masaef,
Mira MeKenna Ms Foster, Mlu Juls blroh-
Mr. A. TyTE and powerful Orchestra
Miss FANNY wALLACk
Nj. TITr HORN fby permission Of Z A. MaSshan)
DODWOKTH'5 ceiebisted Cornet Bard, and host o.
o,hsrs Far full particulars see bills Of day.
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DOARD.-Two Gentlemen and their
nWrss cas be accommodated with Bsard from las Of
M, pers in private family IN dwelling house stuse
tss m Amos fitted with Croton bath room and gas
Asa,s.. 4 " 4, Iubake Once
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Rw wEsTcorr. Auc.iOneer
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI.

llTuRE. on THURSDAY MORNING, at isl oclock,
AZ No i.6 Greenwich av. Sale positive. the owner
leaves the city Friday. Without reserve. a. asqs
Brr.sss and STAR and roas
10 walnut mahogany and rosewood furniture Tor tne
paror chamber and kitchen conss.r Of large and val
uable assortment. Ram or shine.
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broadway THEATER.-E. A.
WIpsHIIL Sole Lsssss.-fRIs EvBNINS.
THE BROKER OF soooIA- p.,;,i
Bspts'a Fshro-- Mr. Forrest ''A-
Az e"Ns Nh AND MRS. p.
49,. 80 p.,n-st 50 cent?; Family Cnclahn Upper
risr AZ esnts: Private Boxes, IS and s. Dodu oysn =
T. and performances ocumencs pfeensiy - ~ y oeo--
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FIRST DISPATCH

FIRST DISPATCH
Arrival Of the Pacific.
RETURN OF NAPOLEON TO PARIS
PROPOSALS BY THE FRENCHGOV
EMINENT FOR TOBACCO-FUNE-
RAJ OF Observation-Disclosures
IN CORN-MR. EVERETT, OF MAS
SACHUSETTS, SECTRY OF STATE
&c.
New York, Nov. |.
The Steamship Pacific from Liverpool with
dates to the Goth October arrived to-day.
FRANCE.
Napoleon entered Paris with great pomp
and splendor.
The Government has advertised for FIVE mil
lions Kilograms Of tobacco of Maryland,
Kentucky and Virginia leaf, crop FISH and
1852.
ENGLAND.
The Funeral of Wellington takes place the
18th November.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Flour and Wheat unchanged.
Corn scarce and quoted at advance of one
shilling
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aTnE rEMpERANcE REFoRMER,o


"THE TEMPERANCE REFORMER,'
and devoted primarily the ad vocacv OF the Temper
Reform, and secondarly Literary, Agricultural
Mechanical and Commercial interests and to the diiu
sioH# T eer,r.I fe..ngence.
=. .as"Iag importance of the Temperance cause,
interests that inseparably connected with its
promotions and the alarming results, direct indirect
Individual and national, consequent upon its overthrow
constitute imperative call for the and untiring
'>'ftinns Of lis friends. No effective
he devised for its promotion than call into
requson the Press-thc great organ, if it be the
creator, of public sentiment among free people Act
ing upon this belief shall nscribe upon "T1E RE-
FORMER" the Lenign principles of this cause, and
send il firth to fight its battles, confidently expecting
the aid OF the good and yiruous whether in out of
Temperance institutions
But while THE REFORMER" will mainly and ar
dcntty advocate the Temperance that shall only
be Of many interests to which it will be devoted
II will lend its support all agencies physical moral,
(apart from the movements of political pares) nvov
ing the public good 1t will seek To promote Education,
in its most ahoc including Science, Literature,
the Arts of taste we'll of utility and Social
hnement. For the Farmer, it will present an Agricul.
ural department The Religious will be kept informed
passing in the Christian world. a record
of the Markets and operations in the Commercial world
will be kept for the benefit Of business men,-a de-
partment suited the amusement instruction. and i'm.
provement of youtl,-and, for the entertainment of the
general reader regular record of the general ntei
gence of day and the current history of the times.
In a word it shall be Family Paper, congenia in its
various departments to the tastes Of u
Confidently expecting the support OF the public, and
especially the friends of Temperance, shall call upon
all far practicable and hope receive the orders
" ERMs.
"TnE TEMPERANCE REFoRMER' will be as large, or
larger than the Lynchburg Daily Vrgnian and publish
ed at the low price of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS PER YEAR, due at the expiration of three
months from the first issue ALEX. MCDONALD,
WILLIAM s ORR,
Oct 28ts JOHN E. BROWN
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Arrival Of the Black warriOr--Hn-
dignity to fudge COnixiin--ApOiOgy
for the same, &c.

MOBILE, Nov. |.
The Black Warrior, from Havana arrived
to-day.
Judge Conklin reached Havana on the 4th
October, and, while onhis way to the Consu's
office, was grossly insulted by the rabbe. The
Judge had an interview with the Captain Gen
eral, who agreed to allow the Crescent City TO
land the mails and passengers in future, but not
10 allow Purser Smith to go ashore He furth-
err agreed to opologlze for past conduct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of a deed of Trust
l. executed to me by James G. Swinney for the ben
eft of Wm. Elliott and thers will sell at public auc-
ton, at the Market house. Saturday the 9Th of No.
vember. at 10 O'clock said Swnney's entire stock Of
Liquors Cigars, &c
Also, Negro woman,
Horse and Buggy,
one horse Wagon and harness, mud curt,
Cow and Calf
Soda Fountains and fixtures
Ten-pin alleys. Balls and pins
Bagatee Table and balls.
All his Household and Kitchen Furniture whether at
his private residence at the Exchange Hotel
Terms made known on the day of sale.
oct 25-dtds r. !. FOLKES Trustee
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DELL HOTEL, LIBERTY, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, PIRGINLA.--The undersigned hav-
ing purchased of Mr. William Terry, that old and we'll
know Hotel establishment, know the BELL 10
TEL Liberty, "A offers his services TO the public for
the patfonagcs so long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment, has just undergone thorough
repair from Cenr to Gnrrett Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
Dur lovely Piedmont country produce and the BAR
with the most genuine and best quality of Liquors
His Stables In excellent condition. well provided,
good mud reliable Ostlors always in attendance
The Rocky Mount line OF Coaches connect at this poin
ri-weekly with the Cars of ya. and Tenn. X. r. and
passengers coming from any direction either the Cars,
Stages private conveyance, will always find him pre-
pared TO accondate them with meals any hour.
lie nattors himself that from the reputation Of this
house and with enegy speared his part render
his guests comfortable he will receive liberal share OF
patronage. THOMAS LEFTWICH.
July l5-tsf
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r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"a The subscriber has on hand large lot Of the
celebrated Livingston Plough Castings, and will
continue to receive additions his stock from the foun
dry SO than there will be no d,icuyin getting any
II the pieces belongingto them. .
JAMES B. RENWICK,
Feb lo-dQcts on the Basin.
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w AsHINGToN, Nov. |.

WASHINGTON, Nov. |.
Edward Everett, of Massachusetts, has been
appointed by the President Secretary of State.
Mr. E. accepts the appointment.
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vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
McCORKEE, SIMPSON q JONES,

NcCORKEE, SIMPSON n JONES,
w JfhoieSaie and Retail Gyocers and Commission
Merchants Main STREE, Lynchburg, Va,
ceving and hayein their fresh Fall supply of New
Goods, viz:
1870 bags Rio Laguira Javn md Marnicaibo coffee
IS hhds aud bbs Orleans Porto Rico and Clar-
flied Sugars,
90 hhas and bbls Orleans and West India Mo-
lasses,
80 bbls & boxes crushed, powdered Loaf sugar
90 bbls superior Coffee Sugar
$50 sacks Liverpool and ground alum salt
coo kegs Nails and spikes, all sizes
I,500 lbs Sole Leather
60 tons rolled and country iron, (Pnrt consgn-
ment) consisting of square, round, band,
halfrourd, &c. &c, all sizes
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns (part consignment best
5000 lbs Majors square and octagon cast-stee, all
sizes
$50 TBS Shear steel
. 500 lbs blistered steel
10000 feet best Safety Fuse
500 100 kegs RnPoo''s best blasting Powder
10 bales 3D. and A Dornestics
10 do No and , Oznaburgs
% packages Gunpowder, black and imperial Tea
- bbls Tanners and Lump Oil
60 boxes 8 SlO, ZIP. 10 <12 ~ ia Glass
40 bbls and half bbs No l. . and 3 Ierrings and
Mackerel
1900 Negro Blankets all prices
$50 pair bed do do
so dozen Wool Hats, all qualities
10 do Cloth caps
IS Lquorce, some very fine
25 Baskets oil
co boxes Tallow Adamantine an Sperm Candles
- bbls best n Carolina
$50 kegs Lews'white Lead, No /, extra and pure
10 900 lbs prime Bacon Sides
IS wrapping paper
Also Culicocs, Bed-tickings. bleached Domestics,
Plaid Linseys, Negro Clothing, Spice Pepper Ginger,
Copperas, Alum. Satpetre. Indigo, Nader Borax,
Clover and Timothy seed, Manila Rope. all sizes, Vine.
gar Axes. round and square, point Shovels painted
Buckets Horse do, &c, &c. Also, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco all qualities, of their own manutac-
tnre, and warranted all of which will be sold the
very best terms for cash. in exchange for country pro-
luce or to punctual Customers on time
They also contnue to receive and forward Goods and
Produce of every description, which will be done with
the greatest dispatch. oct 5ots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-02

- HHRb Drawers, HaIf-HOse, &c.
- OPEN this morning, the following variety of Draw
ers. Shi' ,. &c:
so d, Il John NJ Davis & Jones pat Shirts warranted
to fit better than any shirt made,
Silk shirts, all prices and Sizes
:! Drawers, some very heavy,
Lambs wool Drawers, a very fine article,
Heavy cotton do article,
A general assortment Of Merno, Cashmere and Lambs
wool shirts some very superior.
Also the best stock of Silk Merino, and Cotton half
Hose, ever brought the city, together with magnf-
cent stock of Black and fancy silk Searfs Hdkrcfs
Gloves &c All of the above Goods will be offered at
very low prices. DON I. Q. PETERS.
Rep copy. oct l4-tsif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-02
EaYeffe Lands.

have also for salo, very desirable tract Of Land ly-
ing in The county Of Fayetteo both sides of the Chares
ton, Fayete and Raleigh Turnpike road, known the
Hill Harvey Tract containing about 200 Acres well
improved, with good Dwelling, Barn, Stables, and
other Out-H ouses,-a fine Apple and Peach Orchard,
and is admirably situated for Store Tavern stand
ALSO, one other tract, adjoining tho same contain
ing between 200 and 800 ACRES And other
Tract, known the Bragg Tract all of which lies with
in few miles of the late surveys for the Railroad to the
Ohio River, and is Of choice quality.
oct 15-dts Il. j. BURTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-02

GAMES! Cancs!-Just received, by express,
~ dozen Sword Cnnes Of different patterns and
dozen plain Canes. Bowie Knifes, fine assortment,
and Pocket Dirk Knfcs, &c, for sale by
WIN. d. & G. FISHER, Opponte The F,anklin.
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