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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-09

TAKEN up by ]. J. CrowelI, the oath of Septet-
Der, in the county of Lowndes, a bay horse, the
right fore foot white up the ankle also the two hind
feet small hump on his back, made by the saddle;
about eight or ten years DID, no other marks percept
Bile. Appraised at sixty dollars. J. r. PIERCE,
Oct. 8 1852 Justice of the Peace
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-09
Scott Whiggery in Ohio.

The following letter is from the pen of the regular
Scott Wing candidate for Congress- in the District
now composed of the Counties of Butler, Preble
end Montgomery. We copy the letter from the
Dayton Daily Empire" of Aug 20, 1889. In
Greeleys Wing Almanac for l848, this man
Camp6elPs election to Congress, is registered as
Free Soil Wing" triumph! In 1851, Greeley s
Almanac claims him as "Free Soiler," and
nothing else. He had just been elected to Con-
gress and an invitation was given him to address
an Ant- Compromise Free Soil meeting, when he
replied in the following Scott Wing style
HAMILTON, Oct 1850.
DEAR Sir Il have Just received yours of the
nth. have an important suit to attend to in the
U. s. Court at Columbus, and | have been writ
ten to that must be there to try it the latter part
of next week. 1t would give me the greatest
pleasure to attend the meeting at Wilmington, but
cannot for this reason. As to tie FUGITIVE
SLA We LAW, Icondemn and denounce 1t ON
all occasions. lam Ggdinst its iniquitous and an
Just provisions AND ALI MEN WHO SUS.
TAIN 1T II as the greatest outrage euer perpe.
trated upon Liberty. l WOULD TRAMPLE 1T
UNDER FOOT. I have no right to dictate tt
Others bit for myself IsGy aOiH uterly disregard
its OBLIGATIONS, AND WILL NEVER CEASE MY
OPPOSITION UNTIL ET is WIPED FROM
OUR STATUTE BOOKS. This is the position
took in the few speeches male before the cleo
ton, and in maintaining it hereafter. shall no
stop tonquire what effect my course will have up
on my success as a politician. Political success
has no charms for me when purchased at the sac
ri6ce of justice and right.
Uarx truly vouPq
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-09
GEORGE FRAZEE,
tSoutk Side Of Main Street, CoEambus 1Aisssssppi)
MERCHANY YANAOR:

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage hereto IA
fore received, now offers to his customers, "A
and all who may favor him with call, new II
and we'll selected stock of Black French Cloths and
Cassmetes, of all the grades from the finest down
the lowest prices. Aso blue. brown and green Cloths
good assortment of fancy Cassmeres, some of them
very cheap-also Russo Duck &c.
VESTINGS.-Plain and figured Silks and Satins,
embroidered Cashmere, and large lot of white and
fancy colored Marsales.
ALSO A good supply of Shirts, Drawers, Suspen-
ders silk and linen Cravats and Handkerchiefs Cloves
satin Stocks, Umbrellas, Mareno and Cotton Under
shirts, &c, &C.
All of which will be manufactured to order in the
best and most fashionable styles sold the most
liberal TERMS
Those who prefer buy for cash will find it to their
interest to call and examine my stock
May l, 1852. 1S:x
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-09
WAL TON HOUSE
ABERDEEN, MISS,
BY JOHN STR EFT

BY JOHN STR EET.
THE proprietor would refer the attention of the pub
lie to this most splendid Hotel, situated near the
center Of the business portion Of Aberdeen and con-
venienty the boat landings. He is prepared to
accommodate travellers in most hospitabe manner,
and will guarantee those who favor him with their
patronage fair proportion of comfort in the way of
eatables &c His table is supplied with the best the
market affords. Good and attentive servants always
on hand.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-09
Very truly yours.
Z. D. CAMPBELL.
To A. Brook.

Call you this supporting. or splitting upon" the
Compromise But hear this LsaOis D Campbell
in public address, on the 26th Of July, 1852, to
his constituents, from Washington, and which is
published BY the Lebanon Star Free Soil
Scott Wing paper
"The editor Of the HERALD publishedin Will
mington, has made most unprovoked attack upon
me. If had the disposition, ! have not the time
now, without neglect Ofmy official duties 70 reply
through. the Press At as early 81 day as possible,
after fhe adjournment Of Congress, I will give no.
tics Of meeting 10 Wilmington. At which viii
take occasion to defend myself and Gen. Scott ,
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-09

Cheapest and most Pleasant Route TO
NEW-YORK.
FARE REDUcED TO $50 FROM TuscUMB1A TO N. Y,
VIA. COLUMBIA, NASHVILLE LOUISVILLE
Through Tickets to Nashville, s 500 ~ ss15a
Louisville, 1900. SdE
New York, $500. 80 2. -
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-09

GIVE have just received and offer for sale, supe-
rior lot of Tennessee Bacon
1000 lbs Clear Sides.
1000 e No Hams
1000 .sss /" Shoulders.
Columbus, Oct /. 1852. 36tf
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-09

RushtOn, Clark & Co.'S
ACIDULATED FRUIT DROPS:
FlaUored tcith
Nectar, Vergalous,
Pear, Sickle Pear,
Banna, Green Gage,
Raspberry, Pine Apple,
Orange, Vanilla, Lemon,
Jargond Pear, Extract
Ginger, Strawberry, &c.
These Drops have the pure rich flavor of the Fruit,
in the highest state of perfection.
For sale by JAS. BLAIR.
May 81. l9-tf.
Bills ON New York,
New Orleans,
Mobile,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Boston,
Richmond, Va,
Purchased by the Columbus Life and General Insu-
rance Company of Columbus, Miss, and Checks sold
by them, on
New York,
New Orleans,
Mobile,
Charleston,
Augusta,
andNashville, T
w. ]. ANDERSON,
June g. 1852. Secretary.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-10-09

For Sale.
MY residence in Columbus, which is perhaps as
Hl comfortable in its appurtenances any res'dence
in or about the city. The establishment int es IL
of land and embraces the most perfec selection
of fruits and the finest flower garden in this region.
Price $500.
ALSO;
beautiful and pleasantly improved residence adjon-
ing the Montevallo Academy, mile east of Column
bus, at present occupied by Mr. Abner Wallace sixty
five acres of land twenty III cultivation seven of
which finely stocked with fruits IN great variety,
shrubbery, flowers, &C., well of fine water. The
house is sixty by thirysix feet rs feet of paz
"a, eight rooms and many clo5;,, Price $4,000.
June 2, 80 left A. N. JONES.
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WAEoIIss.s. cLocRs .1SD. 1EESIgELIs Z

repaired, epd warranted Of
| j Zee On Main Street, tw5des srsoss Of BIaif's
Drug Store.
Auguat %, 1852. si:1 Il N. KNAPP
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08
Nppport, March 81, 1852.

Nppport, March 81, 1852.
To REV. SAM'L. ApLAM AND OTHERS,
DEAR SlRs:-
A communication, dated
2Sih inst, signed by yourself and sever
al olher Of my much esteemed friends,
engaged with me in promoting tie cause
Of Temperance, requesting Il copy Of my
Lecture. delivered On the Goth ultmo,
for publication in the Daily News, has
bern received; and as the very perni-
cious sentiments of the author reic red
10, have never hcen replied to by amy one
in either OF the newspapers which have
published that speech, III tis town. ]
most fully agree with You, in the ne
cessity oil giving the public an opposite
statement and, rs no ahIcr pen has
been employed, feeble ne is my own,
cheeriully comply with your quest.
BE pleased, dear SIR, 10 a.ccrt my
sincere thanks for your very nattering
notice oil my address, and express To my
friends the sense OF the ia,or iecl, ns
due TO them also.
am, very RcspIy,
Yours, &c,
BENZ. MUMFORD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08
ADD 4 ESS.
BENZ. MUMFOR

Dslirered bsfore The Sons of Temperance,
an the rest,y Of The First Baptist Church,
Neupor X. L.
. February 10Th. 1852.
BY BENJAMIN MUMFORD, ESQ.
FRIENDS AND Fellow CITIZENS
In speaking upon this great moral
subject, | wish first to show you that
my opinions are authorized by the
word of God | therefore shall read
that portion of the prophecy OF Isaiah,
commencing with the I lth and ending
with the 26,h verse. (see text.)
Experience teaches US, that, to re-
form an evil of any considerable mag
nitude, which has long existed, re-
quires a most powerful and vigorous ei-
fort, whether such evil be political,
moral or religious. History furnishes
many evidences of this truth, and vol
umes might BE- filed, bearing directly
upon the subject; but, as brevity is i'll
dispensable, your attention will be
called only to one or two illustrations,
and these shall be such as are most
familiar to us.
The first to which | shall alude, is
that political evil which oppressed our
illustrious ancestors, and resulted in
the independence of the United States.
Ground tothe earth by repeated wrongs
and injuries, and denied all those po-
litIcal privileges enjoyed by other sub
jects OF Great Britain, and still anxious
to do nothing Inconsistent with the
obligations which they acknowledged
US due to that government and people,
our fathers were found, for years, peti-
tioning in the most humble and res
pectiul manner, that, of their clemen-
cy, these rights and privileges hereto
fore denied, should be extended to
them. To the disgrace of that coun-
try, then the most free and cnlighten-
ed upon the face of the earth, these
loyal subjects were only met with scorn,
insult aud defiance. Indeed, So exas-
perated were their oppressors, and so
blind, not only to justice, but also to
every maxim of wise government, that
every complaint was construed into an
insult, and every remonsirauce into
contempt of the King aud of ParIia-
ment. Confident in her power at any
time to crush the Colonies beneath
the weight of her heavy foot, she for
got their claims, and, from one step
Of oppression to another, she fastened
on, as if determined, not only that the
Colonies should, unreprescn,ed, aud
nnheard as they had been, pay their
own expenses, but that they should
provide the means TO liquidate the debt,
.hieh the vars of centuries had fa.-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08
Ne,cport, March IS. 1852.
BENJAMIN MUMroRD, Esq,

w We had the pleasure Of list
ening TO your well.writtcn and forcible
lecture on Temperance, on the Goth ult.;
and as the Speech OF Lieut.. Gov Law
renee, against the Maine law, has been
extensively circulated through the
State, we should be very glad il you
would consent to the publication Of your
Lecture, as we consider th,.t it is calcu-
lated TO accomplish much in behalf Of
the good cause Of Temperance, in which
We leel so deep and abiding an interest.
We presume that il could be published
in the Daily News, as that is the only
paper in town which has not published
the speech ol Lieut.. Gov. Lawrence
against the Maine law.
. Yours Respectfully,
- 3. ADLAM, w. B. SWAN,
w. L. TILLEY, &C. DENHAM,
I'D. WILLIAMS, E.W. LAWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

Dslirered bsfore The Sons Of Temperance,
an the rest,y Of The First Baptist Church,
Neupof X. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
EOR SALE-Ten small and Thirty large

l. Farms from the very beet 70 the cnnmontH, IN 'hc
state House and Lots stores. Tannerys Pubic Houses
in fact Real Etiaie Of al sorts aud At oil pnces CAL on
g. VAIL Saturdays from II TO o'clock, ut the Pacihe
Hotel; other days, at Pliinheld, New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
ApxArS H. MuLLEs. Aucticneer.
DEREMFTOkY SALE, By ORDER OF

i tbe sI'PBEMg COURT, ofG VALUABLE LorSa
kIP'S RAY ADRIAN H. MULLER viii sell 81 Paeie
Arrron on WEDNESDAY, loth November, iSS 81
O'Clock NJ at TIE Merchants Exchsnse "nesf ''s
OF CHARLEs L. kIRKLANp. COMMITTEE by osder OF the
Supreme Count. the following valuable properly;
Ihira Avenue lot on tho south CORNER " Si'
and ilsi ct u Il 81 font aud rear, by lev ~ oeep 20"
adoninS die above, the Si-ay, Of Ike dincosi0bs
Second Ayenue-i lot on the eastery side OF soa
meucips q. in south from SSth-s' being ~ ~ ~ ID
'front.' n IN BY Shout leo a. IN depth DO eIo'n-
ing "a A. 81 front sud resr by shout Ia a. deep; do do
the last named ~ H. 81 front - a. m the rear ana
tom ~ n 70 lf1 feet in depth DO 10 n II m norh 10 n
S7th ST. bcns H. IN mont an 10 by about ia IT,
in doPth
First Aveaue-i lot on the southeast corner OF av and
Ssth Il a. 81 in front and By 100 n. In depth do.
adjoining on the av. ike dimensions; do distant 80 a. 81
in 10 rh from 57hst. bsng4l a. m mont on the ss VI ~
in ON the 10 herly SIDE - a. In on The southery SIDE
sss-s ois tine north side OF Sth-st 80 feet east
pu nsy each = feet front aud rear by ~ r. IN depth
DO sdiouinx the above II a. IN 'front.' and . r. IN rear
hy about 9S IN depth lot on the south side OF othst
l60 r. east um lst-sy IS a. front and rear BY " H. tn
h-st-i lot souterly side Of Sjthst 80 H. west from
Ist.ay IS n front ANA rear 10y 100 Il IN depth.
Ssh-st-S ots tho norhery side OF SYthst, commen.
cling llC r. esst ro'n the &av being each % H. 'front.' and
rear BY SO II Gin. IN depth -.
he sontherly eide OF S9h-st commencing 100 a.
east from the ed-sv h,ng each y r. front and I'm % IN
rar and VARYING from So a. - 10 e teet 4 m IA depth.
lots adjoining 'he shove being each % IT, foat and rear
BY as H. IN. IN depth. a..
lot on the day osae 70 per cent remain on bond and
orssqe for with legal interest," payable
halfyeny the het day OF December 1852
,d 10 be- delivered the FIRST day OF December 1882 I'll
The purchaser % pay for draw bond and mortgage Mort
gaze 10 usual interest car~e Title perfect Stls
10 be peremrtoy NE highest bidder Mans be had
the office OF the Aucfoneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Uatebes, gemelrp, &r.

WATCHES and JEWELRY-SQUIRE g.
w BROTHER, Sos N Futon-st and 1872 Bowery would
cal the attention OF their friends and customer
that are visiting the city Il they in want Of fine God
"1eh ssch a. Beeasy, Tobiss Cooper Taylor and other
celebrated uaken or Silver Ware, such FOrxs SpOonS
Ieasets, or Gold Jswery, &c. that prepared
better than ever 10 sell thr aforementioned goods the
most reasonable terms Our stock large and well selected
regard. nste chespness aid durability Our mode OF
dons tuSness IL 20 bay and ssQ for cssh AMI Foods
Tanisd - repIesnted Your most cord ally so'i-
axd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
WILLIAM IRVING, Auctioneer
Il ARGE SALE of CHOICE Old WINES.

IL consistus OF Ma1ens, SherrieS Ports, ChlmPagne.
Bland &c. Havana Cigars &c. the STOCK Of dealer de-
clininz busint.sNJ IRVING co Will sell a. auction
an Ti-FSDAT Nov o. at IOl o'clock. at their sas-goon
No 10 Pine-st.. betwct Il Broadway and Nassau.st,
Observation-Disclosures. Sicily Marsale. &c.
SHyRRIEs-Magtnlla, HarmonyA Co, Amontiilato, Lou
con Dock, &c. pale and dark.
PoRTs-Fiue old London Dock, Resiue, &c.
BRASpIgS-f ondon Dock Otard VIM 1911, seignette, Re
ehelle Nartel, Cherry. sc, pale and dark
CnAMPAcNE-Sillery. Mopesu, La Fsyorte and otheS
brands. Quarts and plnts 49,,
SUSpsffs-HollnId aud Swan Gin, Jamaica Run. Malt
Scot, WHISKY Irish do Schiean GIN Cuusnt Wine, sc
CIcARs-lM 40 gcnu ne Havana Cisarr IN bond la
Csnto United States Uorzas. de Oro T. w, la ID nxedD
r and other tsvoe brands Also. 5000 imPo ted Cg,r
sold for account Of whom Il may corcern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
painting, Sc.

paintins, Sc.
ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure. The
~ NEW-JERSEY ZINC co, Warehouse No. IS Dey-
ST. prepared 10 supply their Lnc Pants tue follow
h prices:
No. White, ground in oil, &c. per pound.
Eo2 White ground in oil &c. per pound.
Nos White ground in oil, 7c. per pound
Brown and Black, ground in OIL SIC per pound
Dry White ofZiDc, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Alter thorough test in Europe and the United States has
been found 10 retain IT'S beauty and protective qualities long
than eng other paint For wheness and brllsncy
unIysleo IL Is free from ell poisonous properties common
anddaDgerous ~ other pslentsi will coy-r-equel weight
hom 40 70 r per specs than lead is there
ore much cheaper 70 tho customer A. inside paina
viii not turn yellow whom exposed the pharo1s
gsss Of co- tires tie foul air OF ships Tser Whs
Zae ground IN yeniSh produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and SOLID metallic coating upoa
wood brck, iron and other metallic suacez and are
variable for their hreproof properties They specially
sezpd Tor marine purposes having been found resist The
oorodns action OF et water destructive TO other pani
Dealers supplied on liberal terms By
MANNING SQUIER, Agents, No. Is Deyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

GREAT BARGAINS.-As | intend leaving
~ for Europe shortly TO make arrangement
or Spring Goods compelled dispose OF my entire
stock OF rich Ribbons silks and Millinery Goods which.
for beauty, style and variety, cannot he equaed this
oTs either wholesale retail to avail Themselves OF ths
opportunity as will offer the remaining stock very
cheap Nj. II. LICHTENSFEIN, No 30 Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Sales bp Auetion.
A. NJ MELVIN. AuctioneeT
DY BANGS. BROTHER ~ Co.-Trads

NTDNfSpAY, Nov 10, and following evenings
Tuy LATg M.JoS DoUciAsS's L:ReASY-A choice sid
rsr col Of illustrated Scientific, tneo oscsl aud No
cepeov. Books t-ra the library OF TIE ate Major D.
pourass IL D. comprising standard French SUD EaSss
Wor.s on Engneerns and Mathernities Architecture thu
Natural Science Poetry the fino ARA hstoy 'oyAscs
and Tnv,. Antiqu..es Old and wors snt sas
binding, Inbems &c.
Catalogues row ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

THO LET-Part Of House, also rooms am
bedrooms: . roon bedroom and ktrhen. Creseh vat
or throushOst ohesp rras Apply a. No u 'ase near
TtAAv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
LOLIAN PIANO-FORTES-WALLET.

IA DANlSS CO. Of Boston te eelsbsltel nan acsgr.
Fsrot oi~s WITH and sfhou Col-uI.ls Soi0u a.
pcAu,rt order e better 70 accommodate t- southern
aud Nestrrn cusonrrs wr the citikets 81 Nc-iork
I'D y, hsvr -f- s-neus Mczs GOULD
fERkl No. " bro.away, 20 keep lar-e end fs sup
ply VI hts Plane. with A. without the koA accouIpani-
rrat Their PIsaos M have IL metallic frame Ari curve
.clr and iced 10 coumrud.(ioa. PrceB a. tie above
Nsthor~o the a. u rlautctory n Boston
kvrry itt.t meat tgy grA-a2red for year largs
tuVTiy scondLInd Pianos constantly on Ezni pn-o.-
: 60. Ste IS 81, s75, SOC 500 $40 Sl3 $50
exc Cllt.ts boudc.T rsEos, Tor small rJos ClshartA
P-ircos Sia'As ro5in Meodons IL the above Ia.
strwcut CT " ho.ese or Retail DesleD saPple1 EA-
n terI-k
TIANO5 10 LET.
Cash .dyaroe1 for Pialos. new or ssccslhaal VI ~
GOULD BERRY eNfsnNve pabhNSers and dsa.rS
col, sale ad ket Sheet Music and Muscel PuSl-l
tons. Dtelsrs n Pianos Musc supplied o. rcasonabs
teEES GOULD BERRY. NJ 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
pITTSTON COAL-Ths Pennsylvania Coal

)ia ioiON COAL-Ihe Pennsylvania Coal
company prepared to deliver 10 families in any part
n, euh 0y brooklyn and Wilh.lasbursh from its Canal
coes and several yards the II is Pirton
- "hicn ss1peror Anthracite for dome<oc Apply
ne yHoa corner Of l4h-st and sth-ay. Vests nesu
oIto1 the iost Of Governeurst Eat River; foot Of
worth iOth-sS- WLaanssuryh; foot Of Gold Brooklyn
or Il the Office Of Company corner of Broadvsy "a
w1sSt The Coal VIII be DELIVERED At q rs per tgn a
the yard. A'N ""@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
DRIyATE INSTRUCTION in PENMAN.

SHIP-The subsc0ber prepared To give private ia
sirrctiou in the Of enmsnshp TO Ladies o. Gent.
At his rooin No 2g Broadway FIRST above hs ir
wing House For sale egant Copy Book, with lnstrc-
ton prire D cents OLIVER p. GOLDSMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Alillinerp.

TNO THE LADIES.-Our Fall style OF La
Il dee Mssss and Ch0ren's alb and Black Felt b ack
and Dfnb Beaver BOnnes with a beautiful Beaver Riding
Hat for Ladies and Misses inside from the best stck in
market Ao, large and handsome assortment Of plain
and embroidered Cops Of tho latest Pans Ia mons with new
styles OF Dab and Silver Felt Black and Drab Beaver II as
and Flats for Boys Misses and Children at MONARQUES
old establishment, No 28 BOwery
Inn dozen BLACK PLUME De COCK ::
wv 50 dozen eolored Plume de Cock 100 dozen Black
Ostrich Tips just coiyed per Africa and for sale
low BY J. II. HOMER No. 81 John-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

Cooking and Plzl0r S,ove.
ar I'M most approved patterns, for sale
" lov BY n, aibsrriteT. WIN CLAREr
No-y CArulne-s,, -four doom sboye BleecSs,,l
W - h.stsor-st. two door. above Y.,d.,,l !
No. lsS 6th-ay- three doors above l3,b-stI
No. 20 STRAY l,hfe- doors sSoye atbs,l
\. B. Stoves rel LTed And pntBp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
WILLIAM IRVING & Co. Auctloneer

WILLIAM IRVING & Co, Auctioneers,
w will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY. Nov. TO- at
ia o'clock at the sales room, No. 10 Pinc-st,
OIL PAINTINGS-About 100 Oil Paintings, IN rich git
framea suitable tor parlogs, dining rooms, galleries. Se
Among them win be found very fine originals by some
of tie first lists of the French school, via tarteer Van
Copptl, Lsbrum. aud others
Also. fine o. Paintings silk, attached TO glass; IN oval
frames, Ly The celebrated artist Chan'beiuS. 90 .
Also line OF very line Oil Paintings by some oil the hr'
American artists.
Also fue old Psstiuss in frames and on streichers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Schools.

A 5. VILLEPLAIT continues to give in
n yu,,op IN the French language and literature the
residee II ~ paps, si his own No z West 1thst,
near Proadwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
Dantins 5tbools.
NiAnAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MAD An T. GRAVIER-DESJARDI
4Vh DANCING ACADEMY, No. 81 Chaton- place
Glasses for Children Ncdnediys and tuTdAys, 81
o'cocf, 2 NJ; classes for Ladies aai Gentlemen,
Mondays ana TLuTsay a. u o'clock Brooklyn clses ~
Mr. BERTEAI'S Institution. No. Il Pieuepeat-sI, every
Monday and Thursday At O'Clock
DRINATE DANCING and WALTZING-J.
VI. ,t4ARINGS ACADEMY. at No. % B9ndst Mr. ). IS
forum casst vcrf dAy-norg, afternoon and evening
tho OF al parties. schools and fi'Iics
gfie ded and private sores ~ formerly For terms AID
more fu particulars circulars at NJ. SIS Feo1cuce,
above.
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6onsss iOanie1.

"ANTED-The lower part of genteel
w House east Of Bowery between Division ssd Hou.
ton-s,s is wanted by a small respectable family. Adde'S
r. r. Box No. 10 PostOhiee.
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WINANT', BOARDING-SCHOOL fol

w Bon AZ little RI ~ nine miles from Hobolen, " J.
This School has been IN successful operation five yel-s
IuI lived any time Terms for Board Tuition. Wash
ing rrd Mcndng 81 per quarter For particulars apply
10 Nr,iu w Butler. Fsl No. g. Nassau-st anl w Thar
Fsq Of Cana and Nslct-si. o. nldros tho
I.icpal A. Il. NINANT.
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PAIL C0MMITTEES.-CL CLUBS, ASSO.
~ CATIONS and oshsrS in preparing for "a. coD,io,
Bal Seesor shoud examine the Samples OF = 49,
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u Ee.: and beautiful Gye. BY r7N
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