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A Whole Family Poisoned. &c.

CINcINNATI Sept. %, 1867
Anthony Mepkins, jeweller, Of ST. Louis, together
with his whole family six in number poisoned last
Sunday morning. in consequence Of partaing OF food
into which quantity of arsenic had been put Two mu
lato girls in his employ suspected OF having
mtted the crime. One of the daughters Is dead the
others slowly recovering.
The steamboat D. A. Givens is sunk Cairo in the
Missise
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Meteorological Observations.

ny MoRsEs LINE OFFICE BAsEMrNT ro az WALL sTrrrr.
SATURDAY. September 25, 1652
BufFAIo. u M.--TbermometeI rs. Wind west. Clear.
Rochester,, IL M.-Cold, unpleasant morning. Wind
north
AupuRN. ~ M.-Cear and pleasant. Wind west.
Thermometer 20.
SYRACUSE. IL Pleasant morning. Thermometer "a.
Urea II 12M.-Cloar and pleasant. Wind east Their
meter 20.
ALBANr, IL M.-Cloudy morning. Wind northeast.
Thermometer 90. Barometer 20 $50.
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Eicea nj baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept 25, 1So2.
The rorewalk of James Chalmers Of Point lane
oDd Hartford avenue destroyed by fire at O'Clock
this morning The loss is heavy but is covered by nsu
About two o'clock, another fire discovered in
the ropewa X Of Longcope & Wer, on East Monument
street and about seventy five feet of the walk was de-
stroyed Loss covered by insurance. Both fires were
the work Of ncendiares.
We have no mail south OF Richmond this morning
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Line giving tickets for crossing Che Isthmus.The fa-
voritc double ocngino steamship PRoMETHLUS 800 tcns,
will leave from pier No North river, ut o'clock r. ~,
rreesciy Tpcsday October for San Juan del Nore
connecting with the popular steamship PACIFIC the
Ncaragua transit route, having but twelve miles OF land
transportation These steamers have superior acoommoda
tons and ventilation For Information passage at the
lowest rates, apply only TO u. II. ALLEN, Agent.
No. Battery place. MP stairs
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Fire mt Albany.

ALBANY, Sept. Is 1852.
The frame buildings on the pier between the steam
-four mills Of Smith, Patten Co., and the cut occupied
by S. NJ Fish s. Co and Smith, Patten & Co., wore
royed by fire last night The loss of property is about
So 500 the buildings being old and Of little value Fish
Co. are fully Insured in New York
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ALBANY, Sept. 70, iS5l
The Toronto Colonsi has special despatch from Mon
treal which states that Thursday evening the Hon.
J.on Chasot Chief Commissioner of Public
Works, in the place Of the Hon John Young resigned
Mr.. Chabot previously held the same Office
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Ole Bull an American Citizen.

PHILaDELrHIA, Sept. 25 1852.
Ole lul declared his intentions of becoming Citizen
in Independence Hall this morning. before the proper
officer His colony in Northern Pennsylvania Is -four
sbDg. Several hundreds already there, opening
roads and clearing land.
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Ansi-Nirine Lnsy Outrage.

BosTos, Sept %, 1862
The house OF the Mayor of Lynna friend of tho Maine
Liquor lawwas entered this morning early by
Ia rowdies WHO defacsd the exterior and soed tho car
pets with backing &C. They effected their entrance by
breaking a window
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PITrsBl nc. Sept, 20, I60g,
detachment Of troops, numbering 80 yesterday
met the road from Carlisle barracks. portion OF
them intended fer Minnesota, and the balance for
TeXas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

THE CHINESE SEAS EXPLORING EXPEDITION
We learn with pleasure that Commander Cad waader
Rinrrold Y s. Navy, has been appointed to tho ccm
mapd OF the expedition to oorc and survey the China
and Japan seas Bebring straits and the route to and
from California and China and which b In actual course
of organization and equipment under the auspices OF To-
nander Ripagod took very active part 10 commsSn ny -
one Of the vessels Of the expedition under charge ., %
narder Wilkes, and with substantial vessels sna ku
onteIs and the supnort Of young and advensnrous
officers result; 70 $ sc measure ssa es 20
country generally may be expected % hss Sss|
p,,ae soupn,cnt and adaptation for the aer-
Vice Of The ship siocecnes, at NOV YORK -SassS
L,syisopetr SIT %
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sHIPPIN0.
STATES NAIL srEAH-

EOR LIvERPooI.-UNITED STATES NAIL srEAH.
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-This steamer
will depart with the United States mails for Europe
lively Saturday October End NJ twelve o'clock n,
berth the foot o. Cam. street. No bsrths
quxed for elegance and apply
EDW. X. COLLINS CO., Sc Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board
The steamship tantiO will succeed the Paoie and
will sail on the 10th October.
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW G0ODs.-STARR, BON &
~ Co, tlate Maltby and Stsrr) LAT water street,
holoealo manufacturers Of and deAors Hats Caps and
irag Goods o. The lstcs. fashions and q every variety
rltsie - Stnthfrr Western, city and eountgv TRADE
e atsebou o. ossb ard vine buvsrs ssspestsay ss
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IHMpIRE CITY LINE-FoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
~ Aspinwall, tNayy Bay )Through Tickets at Reduced
Rates.-The and splendid steamship SIERRA Me-
xApA 500 tons Dayton Wilson, commander viii leave
from pier No r., connecting at Panama with the new
and splendid double engine steamshp City of Ptsburg
$500 TONS Robert W. Foster commander, which steamer
Will be in readiness to receive the BY the sSrra
steamers unsurpassed for speed ventilation
modaton and afford superior advantages for families going
TO California First and second cabin passengers
vded with state both ships and dine at the
table, part OF the seerage the City Pttabprg
lotod to fenale Passengers landed at tho Panama
Railroad depot at Aspinwal An experienced surgeon Is
attached to each ship For freight passage apply
J. HOWARD Il son, Agents, 81 Broadway.
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Drorpvp LINE m ArsrR.JrAN pACKEre. ron

DIoEFEH LINE OF AUSTRALIANS PACKETS, ron
L Melbourne, Port Philip snd sydney The noble and
clipper ship oHEC0, Captain Drew, will succeed the
Ocean Eagle fourth ship Of this lire and sail punetuslly
tho 10th Of October. Tho In which the ships Of
this provsonod and lifted out established
tor then preference ever all others 81 higher rates
Tha ship is guaranteed superior In respect 70 s
others advertised for Australia In this port An expo
rienecd surgeon and proper attendants provided ror
freight passage apply 70 JOHN OGDEN li6 AL street,
or X W. CANER0N.
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(JltN Politics.

VIM. H. Ludlow is nominated for ths Assembly BY
the democrats for tho Second Assembly district
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The Ohio River, Sc,
NASHVILLE, Sept. %, 1852
The weather here ia warm and pleasant The river is
YorY low.
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The Steamship State of Georgin.

PHILADELPHIA, September 25. 1852.
The steamship State of Georgia arrived here from sa
varnsh this morning, in fifty. eight hours bringing
thirty four passengers
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ASTROlOGY.

"A STRoLoGT-DR. c. W. R0BACK, FROM SWEDEN,
lately from Philadelphia, offers his services 20 the ct
sens OF New York lie Is able to forcc past present. ana
uture events. Feeadcs, 90 cents; gencmont ST. Natl
Ss calculated and read in full, according 70 The eraces
anu masculine signsLadics 81; gentlemen. Sl1 Natyt.
,es calculated-Lcdies So gentlemen 50. 0iec No. 4
Wtc street. New York, whore letters post paid, will
eeivc immedatc attention. For particulars daily pa
pes Attrologca Amanacs be procured at the ooc,
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aaTlELs AND WATERING PLACES.

xSropIDa UousE.-THIs WE'LL KNOWN HOTEL,
tuatcd 10 ST. Augustine rlorida, thc iaycrte ro,ort
<or n Arrrv The winter acaeon 70 for rent WIN o.
s,lu. ~ lac taga,surs ApCty At tue once sf
CENTER CO.. No. " Old slip
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otcr, 22O Troome street Essex street tol with
s4lgtct LEGey tie tl.c sickGc4. .sL rccaycry
u'stss IN business time Of marriage. description Of we or
LusbsEd. aud al eSeatc Va life. past yr future.
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TT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW OR
- leans. via Haysna.-Ths splendid steamship CRES:
CENT CITY, ID. D. Porter u. 8. N. Commander, will sail
from the pier the foot Wsrron street. r. Monday
Sept 2th at o'clock, M precisely Rates Of passags
loon Berths $Go stscrase Bsrths Specie only taken
cents por cubic foot Shippers Of freight
supply themselves with tho oompanys bills Of adng which
may be had application at tho Office No other form will
signed No bills Of ading signed atsx tho ship has sailed
'' Il B. R0BERTs, No. III West ssrssA
ccrrer of Karron etraSt
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New York State Assemb ~ Nomination.
UTICA, Sept rs 1852.
The wAigs q the Tst district of Oneida to day ncm
mated Ephrain Palmer, OF New Hartford for the Assem-
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~ IN UANL In AND NEW IDNDoN RAlLkOAll-
~ Summer Arraugemonts-On and after Wednesday,
hugust ls 1862, trains will follows -Leayc New
Haven at 1880 A. b. Accommodation Train for New London,
stopping at all stations 5 A. NJ Express Train for Gull
ford, Connecticut river Lymo and New London connect
ing with the steamboat and railroad lines for Stonin gton
Providence and Newport 666 I. NJ Accommodation Train
for New London stopping ut all stations Leave Lon
Ion at G0 A. III. Accommodation Train for New Haven,
stopping at all stations 1910 A. NJ Express Train for Lyme
ticut river, Gufcrd and New Haven Pngsengcrs
leaving Newport Providence and stonington in the
nr grrivnR at New London, take this train New
Y6rk. $50 L, NJ. Accommodation Train for Now Haven
stopping at all stations. The ll25 A. NJ Express Train
leaves New Haven tho arrival Of the A. H. Express
Train from Now York The $50 r. Accommodation Train
oayc9 Now the arrival OF the $3.50 r. NJ EXPRESS
Train from New York The trains leaving Now at
$50 A. NJ and Ai0 A. NJ, conneetat New Haven with the
Ecw York Tram at gj A. NJ aud l5 r. NJ Passengers by
800 T. NJ Train from Now London can take tho Expross
Trane New Haven for Hartford and Springfield New
TolE, the evening. RiCu NJ DOW u, Sup.
INV HAVEN, August IL. loo2
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EoR RsAvANNAH.-UNiTED STATES NAIL LINE
The new and splendid steamship ALABAMA, 9. d.
Ludlow, captain, will leave Saturday, October End
at O'Clock, i. from pier No North river. Appiyto
SAMUEL h. MITCHELL, l9t Front street.
The FLORIDA. NJ s. Woodhull captain will leave on
daon and fare these sa hare superior on tho ocean
TIVE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL.
i ofl0o tone, having been thoroughly repaired with
boilers and copper will be ready 10 take her place
on the line between Charleston Savannah, Key West and
Havans She will leave Baltimore about the lst Of
October tho above mentioned places Passengers wish
ing avail themselves Of this steamer for either Of the
above named places will please apply to Cart Rollins
board the oce Of tho Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany, foot OF Spears wharf m. N. fALLS.
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
Iine-1hrough 20 San Francisco, at Reduced Rates
No detention tho fshmus The and splendid steam
ship UNITED STATES, William G. Berry, Commander,
will leave Now York for Aspinw ALL Navy Bay Thurs
& ma With the new double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, 2l00 tons, George A. Cole commander, which
steamship oaves tho arrival OF tho
tho UNITED STATES for San Francieco without stop
connect at the appointed time These vessels in acocmmo-
dations ventilation speed and safety unurpassed An
experienced Physician s attached to each steamer. Pas
eengcrs will dembark alongside the wharf At Aspinwa
and take the Panama Railroad Apply to DAVIS BROOKS
CO.. General Agents, IS Beaver street; or to JONES
JOHNSON, l0i West street. corner Of Liberty street.
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EXCURSIONS.

CUNDAY EXCuRsI0ks BETWEEN NEWARK AND
- New York. landing at Bergen Point. Fare l2s cents
Tho fast sailing DART, will leave the foot Of
Robinson street New York, at o'clock A. NJ and L. NJ
ard from the foot Centre street. Newark at 10 A. NJ
and l.. VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

ERANKLiN MUSEUM, F5 CHATHAM STREET
George La, Pro oretcr,Tho ,ove establishment s is
Cor the purpose Of Classic and Original Representa-
Sons ~ Living statuary BY Mile CABINETS Troupe of Model
Artists together with variety of beautiful performances
For full particulars zee bills Of each day Admissoneas
|ehairs ts cents; Boxes, 25 cents Gallery l2i cents
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|T,IlN NISSS DUBLIN BROWN STOUT, BARCLAY g.
II Porrs and Whitbreads LondonPortcr2g casks, in
Just landed In tho finest order For sale in
quantities 10 suit purchasers, by the importer,
G.. l.. LEI uBRI DGE. SO and IS Fulton street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sNoa PHILADELPHIA DIaECT.-U 5. NAIL AND
Express lines through in four hoursNsw Jersey Rail-
road via Jersey City leaving New York at A. NJ oos Of
Cortiandt and 5 p. NJ, Liberty street. Fare t3
Return st and Al H. and 6H r. Nj Baitimoro Wash.
nEon Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold in the
above lines and through baggage carried in tho A. n and
p. Ures
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS LEAVE
Chambers street station daily (Srndays cxcerte for
Albany and Troy, follows:Exprcss Train at six A.
hrough in four connecting with trains reaching
Bufalo Montreal at eight o'clock tho evening"
FAR Trar, at eight a. M; Through Way Trains atone
eur r Nj; Exprees Train, at sa + Nj and Accommoda-
Mon Train at hapast p. N. Passengers takon At
Chambers street, Canal street, Christophor street. Four
eenth street, and Thirty sreea Sunday Mail Train,
81 i've r. NJ from Canal street, Fares 81 10 TO Albany
s. 60 60 Troy Sc 60 70 Montreal ss 10 70 gualo s7 10 e
Chicago &e Tickets and Baggage checks for principal
alaees wes. and orh be Obtained AZ Chambers street,
GEORGE STARK. superintendent
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LIQUORS.

DhsS co.'s EAST INDIA TONIC PALE ALE. OR
ID Wine Of Malt.Thc following testimonial is By the
Sanitary Commissioner the London Lancet Of
NAY 18th 1859: Trom the pure and wholesome nature Of
ingredients employed tho moderate proportion of aco
ho present and tho considerable quantity Of aromatic
nodye litter contained in the aea they tend to
hc tone aud ygor OF the stomach and conduce to tho
toraoH IL tho health Of that organ whom in state Of
debility For SALE pints and quarts in guam
|ss Fuit0E street.
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IRISH WHlsKEY FOR sALE--oN HAND LARGE
qrnastsy e Wises superior Malt WHISKY new on board
~ ~ Ecrovs living at Pier l6 East river. VIII be sold by
ia punchoca or In small quantities Apply to L. ~ J.
gOGAN. No. I2 West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26
FANCY ARTICLES.

FANCY ARTICLES.
TET EpACLLETS, PER STEAMERS PACIFIC AND
~ AricaA handsome assortment Of real Jet Hraceots
Necklaces Crosses ohor ornaments just received and
.or sale az low prices, FRANCIS TONES g. SONS
No. Maidon lano.
vI,IYUs b. CORNELL MANUFACTURERS or TIN
Toys. 81 every variety fancy jsIanned Tin Warss
Tobacco Boxcs and Spectacle CfBo and s kpdi
Of pressed ohoc and nple room 81 John street
near Nassau direct.
u IBBoNS AND FEATiIERs-JUsr RECEIVED FROM
IN auction 5N0 cartons of tho richest bccha satin
bbcns imported this also black velvet
tBfons ard iyc cases assorted teathcrs.
=. w. HOMER, Gf John street.
(rU,o CITY AND COUNTRY DEALEHS-SILvER Plat
ii cd Ware of Charles Christoke y 60.
reris Dishes. Sour Turocns,
enaana Plates GRkc Baskets,
Tss,o-s Toa Sots Coffee Pots,
Fowls. Bells men,orS
Toast Racks, Gravy BOats, bottic STANDS
loo Pals, Hieglers, otanuoWA
Iapdlcsticke, Fruit Stands. &c. &c.
For sale 10 the trade, by :. 80, -,
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[NfINEKyA ROOMS, 4os nRoADwAY.-EIRsrw WEE

DROPosED EXHIBITI0N-A RARE CHANCE FOR
Painters and other Artists to get their works exhibited
and sold large and splendid gallery in Stuyvesan In
stutc will he ronted out by foot to suit customers This
plan has been successful in London and Paris Gus
pocrs will icasc call send their applications before the
first 81 next month to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

vCnE EUcKLEY's, NEW ORLEANS sERENADERs,
nov ia California, will give prize of fifty dollars for
The lest Ethiopian Song (words and music suitable for
10 business All songs ust 20 sent ia ~ tho 18th Of Octo
Der. to j. BUCKLEY lSj Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

MI 4 PETERs & CO. INVITE THE ATTENTION
Vi country dealers their extensive stock Of Winos,
and Havana sgara which they have imported ox
reFslv r tcir fall trade and oor them at the lowest
arL prce 20 cash and short time buyers Orders solicit
% ana promptly attended TO, by NJ ID. PETERS,
300 Broadway.
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PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
CATION Compsnys New Line OF Sta. mships--The new
and spen did side wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
running between tho above ports and viii leave Phadoi
phis for Saysnnah tho following Wednesdays, viz
September 2th October 18th and 9th, November 10th
GATH and December sth and ed and will leave Savannah
for Pladepha the alternate Wednesdays This ship
has bee built with the most strict regard to safety is DOS
scssed Of every requisite TO elegance and comfort
Especially in the ventilation Of her cabins
rooa superior OF which arc unpsralieee
anost Passengers her enjoy the pleasure OF river ns
gator oncsxh Of tho reairing only two nights
at Cabin passage to Savannah Charleston,
savnnnah,) S2bi steersgc Agents In philadelphia
HERON & MARTIN, No.. 37k N. Wharvos; in Savannah.
PADEITORD, FAY L. co.
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TNOK NEW OkLE ms bIkECI. -THE NV DUUBLE
IL ergne steamship WILLIAM PENN, w. Sears, COM
mander receiving freight will leave Pier East river,
for the above port direct Tuesday october at four
o'clock l.. NJ. This ship has elegant accommodation for
pascnger Passage in cabin state ROOM sGo stoeEage
s25 Freight measurement goods, p celts Per foot
Slippers requested supply themselves with this
steamers bs Of lading, other form will be signed
No freight received or bills Of iadng signed after two
on board or to LINCOLN CO., i20 Pearl street
THOS. L. STANTON, So South street The steamship
William Penn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

CCoICu AbE-DOvE, IALKIRK, HARVEY'S, JET
- nc. sirds, Youngers and other brands in tho finest
landed in pints and quarts For sale in quanti-
< ~ ID s4it PURCHASERS, by tho importer.
q, T.. LETIiBRl Dc r. So and IS Tulton street.
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1NoR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, AND FLORIDA
Seni-weekly United States Mail Iine-The favoritc
and safe steamship SOUTUERNFR, w. )ster mmander
VIII leave Pier No T. North river. Wednesday, Sept
~ at o'clock 7. NJ. precisely: For freight apply ON
board where all bills of lading will be signed and for
sage at the Office Of
SPOFFoRD, TILEsToN g. Co, No. IS South street.
Savannah passengers oketed through without urther
charge Passengers will suffer detention ut Charleston,
have been made with the South Carolina
Railroad despatch extra train Immediately the
arrival Of the steamer Through tickets 80 Florida will be
furnished follows: to Jacksonville S3 to Pilatka $3
I1tp IA wft fuIl lntg on Gn turday Or
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NINE. HENRIETTE soNTAc's coNcERrs.-EvER,

MADAME SONTAGS CONCERTS. &. JOLLIE, 800
1vl broadway has secured few choice seats for Madame
Sontags Concert Monday evening of which only few
remain unsold. The Programme Bccks, containing tho
words Of the arSbiogr phca notice of Madame Sontag
with her essay the Art Of Sin ring aud sketches Carl
Ackart and Signor Pozzolniwi be published Monday
morning price i2 May he had of s. c. Jolie
all the stores the hall during tho evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-26

vEnEATRICAL. - SEVERAL instrumental SOLO
performers wanted for the Grand French Opera at
New Orleans. Apply TO l.. FioT, $50 Houston street.
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MADAME soNTAG'S CONCERTS.-SECURED SEATS
ft may be had at MILLETS Music Store, 500 Broadway
opposte the Broadway Theatre. few choice seats for all
parts of the house for Monday evening 27h for sale.
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INVITES .vARIETIES-NOS. II AND 10 BOWERY.
w near Chatham Square-This new anc magnificent
establishment is for the Prices Of admis
sion-Dresa CIRCLE second tier % cts. parquette
cts private boxes 81 5o stage boxes - opon
At tl: performance to at O'clock precisely.
An afternoon performance will he siven every Saturday,
cciDnea cling Rt o'clock. G. WHITE, Proprietor.
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M . fETERs 4 co, IMPORTERS OF WINES,
vi rGndcs and Havana Segsrs, havo for sale all the
varieties ~ dark and pale randies together with different
trt q Gin, Scotch and Irish Whiskeys, Jamaica and
St Crpx Rugas, Madeira Port and Sherries Champagne
ard ClAret Wines Portcrs also Brown Stout &C., So
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IVAN II. UNDERnILI, Twp JRIER AND DEALER in
w prEndies Wines, Whisley Rum Gin, Champagne
ines Sc oes or sale large assortment q tho best
nt twenty per cent less than other house An
,xtenrvc stock Of bottled Wines Liquors &c. fSl Broomo
aicot corner Of Crosby. NJ BCy and country dealers
MI In gftcd to call.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-26

"a VALE FUiS SA !. r.

WILL sell privately my FARM containing 5i5 acres OF land on
the River leading from Richmond TO Charlottesville III me
county OF Fuyanna Palm! and ~ miles nom TIE
Riy anna Iive hundred Of VIII, Is III woods ana he
uacro land about good meaGo" land ba'e
large creek running through which ha been d eG ihu the
III every held lhe hucist
are laI brick dwelling with four and passage below"
with Two pocoes kchen with tive rooms below stairs ne
houses large Iihieui
ncent Tor thirty horse-wel aed the well o. water IN ne
ward and the .pns 10 the ous, Know OF III me
comfy or state Upon WHOLE this Farm Is OF The most
pleasant III the county , -,
If not sold before 10 November will be SOLD publicly
NOT lhe nrxt air Gay htr
after And the time, all oil my Household ana htchen
stock OF Horses, Cows Sleep and
Hogs Plantation Utensils Wagon aud Harness, OK Cart Car
rIase,i Buggy, DC. , :,
The erms Of sale for land will he ale KIN va on the cay OF
sale and will accommodating FUrthc peshabc I"i eriy
reI OF SIX moths for all s'b"nds WIN
approved security from dde elne rcqurcr for
sums OF e0 and uIdeg. Cash ROBl W I'Rhi>
en-. -cw,tl Nov.