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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

II in Orange county, about hours ride York.
the New York and Erie Railroad IL will be sold
lie auction at Turner's depot Saturday the 10Th Of
October, at O'Clock M The farm contains about $50
well watered and we'll divided into plough and nea
dow land with good orchard and dwelling house. barn wagon
house and other outbuldngs 1t Is situated in
Monroe about mile from Turner's depot mile
from the New York turnpike Also another farm ~
few steps from the depot-a good house.
shed, barn and cowhouse first rate chance
or grocer For further particulars, inquire Of ASAHEL
SMITH, at Turner's depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, JUST ARRIVED
n from London, wants situation as ohambermaid she
who would be willing to make herself generally useful
lady lady and child and do plain nesdlework.
An English family preferred. None need apply but those
highly respectable be for three days III Hester
street, fourth floor. Inquire for L. S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

CIGARS, WINE SALT, ETC, AT AUCTION.-THIS
day. at l0 o'clock, at 81 Dey street, of Green
wch black and green teas rice salt coffee barley
wine brandy GIN large lot of segars candles soap
tobacco &C., in lots TO suit purchasers
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
TERRENCE BOYLE, AUCTI0NEER, STORE ls5 CHA
i than sreet-groceries and liquors This day, at 10
O'clock at M First avenue Eighteenth street all the
the fixtures, horse, wagon, and harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WANTS A SITUA.
"A ton in genteel family as seamstress aud willing
light chamborwork understands making children
and gentemens shirts Coed city reference given
for days at IA Fourth street, front
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

A MEXICAN Bible UNIUN-TTS FOURTH ANNT
N this wook, Thursday and Friday
and In the First Baptist Church, of Brooma
Elizabeth streets business meeting for the election of
officers &c will take place ut O'Clock and public
with the annual and address Of the
dent, DR., Cone, at 10 o'clock on Thursday morning..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04


THE vELASQUEZ OF I623-THE MOST RENOWNED
historical picture in the world the valuable paint
ing in the United States and the select popular
hibon in this city ut the Suyvesant Institute,
Broadway. Admission IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

~ Courtlandt street. Twice greatly reduced
rae which be learned at the Office To London and all
places In Great Britain TO Paris and all places France
TO ST. Petersburg, Gad all places in Russia to Bcln
and all places in Prussia to Vienna, and all
places in Austria; 70 Madrid and throughout Spain
Portugal and Italy to Consantnope aud throughout
European continent 10 Bombay Calcutta overland. Ship
inents ON Wednesday and Saturday this week.
W. G. BARNEY, Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

A UCTI0N NoTICE.-R w. FROST, AUCTIoNEER,
n will sell this day at o1 o'clock at the store - Spruce
street. large and extensive assortment Of household furn
removed for convenience II SALE consisting Of mahoga
and maple chairs sofas couch BEDS office chairs tables
mahogany and black ainut budsteas feather
beds sheets hair mattresses bookcases large mirrors tapes
try Brussels carpets oil cloths show and ne
Of kitchen furniture Also, wines brandy, gin
and in casks aud bottles, with $1,000 choice Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04
Tremendous Bargains I'm Carpets!
AT HIRAM ANDERS0N'Sl

No. 20 Boweryi
Immense assortment
Administer, Turkey, Persia
Velvet, Mosaic and Brussels
Three-ply and ingram carpets
Mosaic rugs and table-covers'
Gold wind w shades
Floor oilcloths, to yardr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

W ASNHsNOW CUVCIIOT
Don't lose the opportunity of learning write
hand in twelve easy and surpassed
of the greatest of the Call ladies
men, Mr. b. ut his handsome parlors 3 Broadway La
fargo buildings, rooms Ii and IL, and specimens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
n; hold furniture Of family giving housekespinsA
street, near nary Brooklyn, all the furniture contained
therein consisting Of mahogany sofas rocking and paror
glass and slverware centre table oolohs dressing
bedseads Wristbands beds bedding mntesses together
with basement and kitchen furniture with which
will commence Catalogues the morning sale Terms
cash. deposit will be required from all purchasers and
the goods must be removed the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

Fine Arts.-Dagucrre0types In OIL, by Mr..
Wh a. BUTTEN on the upper corner of Broadway and
1vrray This beautiful discovery combines the detail
daguerreotype with the flash OF the miniature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

llelodeons.-S. ID. & II. w. Smiths Cele-
seed mslodeons tuned the equal The
harmony good in the remote keys is in the
They the only meodeons tuned and unquetona-
by the best HORACE WATERS 1893 Broadway sole agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

The Great Song ofthe Day" Little Katy,
% Conn., by Simmonds This from the first day
publication has general favorte 1900 copies been
oold IN four weeks. Published by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

aM Dye .n S a19 Ds,.. ass.
so tho Park where no has tho best in the
world for the application of his famous hair dye and the sale
u newly invented wigs and toupees Nine private rooms
AL u floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

WORK FAMILY HOTET, NEW BRIDGE STREET
Ludgate hill LondonTho above house Is centrally stu
ated has excellent coffee private sit
ting rooms between forty and fifty light airy bedrooms
good smoking ROOM warm cold and shower baths always
yants The New York Herald is filed THos QUARTER
Greenwich tenders his grateful thanks his
friends for she avors he has long enjoyed their hands
and socs their continued patronage and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

GPECIAL EXPRESS NOTINE.-ADAMs co. WILL
- express between New York and Boston, via New
ayen Hartford and Springfield IA roeds, commencing on
Saturday October for the ation Of pack
ages generally Express will leave he Office at ~ r. NJ
daily Leave Boston hour with usual
ADAMS A 90, so Brosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

The Best Pianos In the WOrld.-T. Gilbert
Co pianos WITH iron frames and circular se.les are ao
Quality, and price large assortment at HORACE WA
4BRS, $50 Broadway, the sole agent.
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RSsh Carpetings.-smith & Lounsberry,
% prepared exhibit their fall Styles
eprsns complete and desirable assortment of rich vel,
va tapestry Brussels three and ingram carpetings,
ash and American olcotbs and all other goods pertain
the trade; all Of which they Offering at prices that
ehallsnge com petition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

HIPS Hair Cutting, Curling, Shalnpoolng,
and shaving ROOM 45 Nassau, adjoining Liberty street.
where Hills instantaneous hair dye is sold applied
Also, for sale, Hs celebrated nfable ouguent for the
ha,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04
couraud,s LIQUID Hair Dye Is the Best eve

6OuIaGs HHqtrAu INT !, ~ - 80 O'oH
r curing pnnpes rockles chaps roughness &C. Poudre
subtitle uproots hair from any part Of the body Liquid rouge
store Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

THOMPSON A CO.'S EXPRESS TO CALlF0RNTA-THE
dclphia and West daily Charleston the South Wednes
days and Saturdays Letters &c. for California received
until o'clock on the day Of sailing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

CABBAGE.-This exceedingly palatable vegetable,
of the genus brassica, like many other things of
absolute worth, is very retiring and modest. OBJ
serve how delicately it folds up its leaves, like a
discreet housewife, fearing intrusion; how it in
creases its substance from within, and with self.
satisfied air exposes its head to the sunshine 1t
courts observation but while you looking
mayhap at marigolds, hollyhocks, and their aristo
cratic sisterhood of dahlias and and roses it is
quietly making the materials for dinner. The
cabbage palmetto, rivals our more lowly favorite
in altitude but not in flavor cabbage of Florida
perched 80 feet above background cannot expect to
rival one which lives near the earth from the pure
love of it, and draws up sayory elements from the
mere desire to be useful We confess to partiali-
ty for the cabbage, except when it occurs in the
shape of hole heads in out of the editorial pro-
fession. But even here, the cabbage win be found
possess no small merits. Your genuine cabbage
head, makes most excellent sold Fogy" He wiz
sit on his stump and imbibe any amount OF dew
and sunshine, and wax fat like Jeshurun, though
he can't "kick" like his exemplar He covers
good deal of ground it is true, to the exclusion OF
weaker vegetables; the violet and minor spring
flowers, darenot open their petals under MS sha-
dow; but for all this Mr. Cabbage is mos respect
able vegetable
1t probably because the cabbage has some ex-
cellent standard qualities, making II almost me
type of combined sIowness OF growth Dut nnai
he secondary signihcation Of the word, as appiea-
ueefulness that il has become so popular all over
the world And it is probable too. that hence arose
bic TO the small and gradual purloininss OF the
''worshipfal company of tailors THESE hougn
always trivial and apparently OF no consiaetafion
at the outset, are sure to accumulate ana amount
10 fortune In time.
GEs. PEnsrFoa +. SMITH has been fishing in the
Bay of Corpus Christi Texas. On the stf Of Au
gust he with boats crew took with hook and line
IN the Laguna Madre, afo0 pounds Of fab, aud on
the 18th, with seine, 136 trout 90 sheephead, o.
reddish, and about 500 small fry. The General L
said to be In excellent health.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, Go,
NEW AGRICULTURAL BOOKS

EW AGRICULTURAL BOOKS, re-.
= ceiyed by JAMES wooDHoUsE, (late Nnsb
Woodhousel
Johnston. Elements of srculturaI Chen,istrv and
GsesooIosy. BY James F. w. Johnston, NJ. A., author
OF Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry and Geolo.
gy'-price 81.
Stockhardt Chemical Field Lectures for A-r,.,,,-
t'sists BY DR.. Julius A. Stockhardt. Translntad
from the Gernan--75e
sir Humphrey Davy. Elements of Agricultnral
edition. with Instructions for analysis ofsos ana ca
Pious notes. embracing the recent discoveries In avr;
cultural chemistry by Leibig and others. By Ioh,
Shier, A. NJ, LII. D., with engravngs London-S l.
Qunby. Mysteries of Bee Keepine Explained -.
ing complete analysis of the whole subject. ~ M
Quinby, practical Bee Eeeper-SI A
Browne. The Field Book of Natures, or the Arna
rican Muck Book, treating of the nature properte.
sources history and operations of all the prncipa
fertilizers and manuresi in common use, with specific
directions for their preparation and application to the
pes ofpractcal and scientific Agriculture drawn from
authentic sources actual experience and personal OBJ
servation, with engravngs By ID. j. Browne-SI
Nefien. Method of increasing the Yield of the
Mich Cow, by selecting the proper animals for the
Dairy according to Guenon's discovery tested and
verified by many years of observation and of expert
ments. BY John Nefiien IS illussrations-S7ic
Rufin. Premium Essays on Agricultural Educa-
ton, submitted to the Executive Committee of the
Southern Central Agricultural Association. Second
edition-i2c.
Christy. The Chemistry of Agriculture, or the
earth and atmosphere, related TO vegetable and
animal life with and extensive analytical tables
By David Christy, author OF Letters on Geology"
&c-S7c.
Together with large stock of Standard Agricultu-
raj Works, well the latest publications of the
day. Sc Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

CAPTURE OF THE BANDIT JoAaUIN.-We have
before mentioned the capture and death of the no.
torious Joaquin, and now give some further par
ticuars from the official statement which appeared
recently in the San Joaquin Republicans. 1t seems
that on the 25th Of July Joaquin was attacked while
encamped with his comrades, on the Arroyo Contu.
ga, near the Coast range Of Mountains ON the Tu-
lare plains Capt. Harry Love, with his company,
in few minutes succeeded In routing the whoi0
band. joaquin and his second in command, were
Immediately beheaded. The head Of the great
robber was preserved in spirits, and Is now IN San
Francisco, for identification. The courage, adrcit
ness, rapidity of movement and outrageous cruel
ty of Joaquin have made him for long time the
terror and scourge of California, and his death b
considered an occasion for general rejoicing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

Greely hasdeserted the Whig party. He declares
that henceforth the Tribune shall shave no ticket
for State or other officers under its head" Tho
Baltimore American thinks il would have been bet
Ter for the Whig party If this renouncement had
been made years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

The Policy OF THE PsEsENr ADMINISTRATIONS
WITH REGARD TO ApporNrmEsrs.-The Washing-
ton Star Of Monday says: We have every reason
to believe that among the very first resolves Of the
present administration upon taking Office was fos~
mally to determine to leave as many Whigs ofIee
here, as the late Administration leff Dcmoerats.-
Thiswas right, and accounts for more thsn one ap-
pointment which has grievously offended the oiiice
seekers yet unprovided for
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MY SCHOOL, ON 8TH STREET.,

51 RESUMES SEPT. l9.-I teach beginners
while other studies receive due attention, Reading,
Writing and Spelling most insisted on and after
these, Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar-make
boy proficient in the three first branches and you
give him a chance to make his mark anywhere he
shall please hut let him get into his teens only
imperfect speer and all after advantages will be
unHyailing. good start with me is better than
course at the University. Anglosaxons spell well
young never.
charge $50 per session of 10 months, and make
deduction for pasttime, till lst November. All scho-
lars entered to the end OF the session.
seq Fl. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-14

Sol SMITH THE AcToR.-This web known comic
player writes from st. Louis, to the agent of the
firm of Ludlow & Smith, at New Orleans, offering
the use of the American Theatre as Hospital, or
for any other purposes, tending to the comfort Of
the afflicted All honor to she man who thus comes
to the aid of sufferingmen We alwaysli liked @sol'
and now shall have to like him still better.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
By J. A. CowARDIN.

NAVY nIsPATCH is served TO subscribers
tne - or,RTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
shs CARER weekly. Price for mailing 81 year in
1,ha Wrrx1y DtsrATcH is issaed every Friday,
ard mailed TO subscribers at Si per annum.
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EDUCATION.
AIR. LEFEBvRE S sCHOoL.-H. P.

N4R. LEI EBf hE > SC1OOL.-H. L.
Nj LEFEBvRE, A. NJ. will on the first Monday
in October succeed Mrs. Mead in the charge of her
Boarding and Day Schoel in Richmond, and will be
pfepareG that day TO receive pupils at her late re-
sidence on Grace street.
Mr Eefehvrc was for seven years connected with
Mrs Mead's School. and subsequently became Princi
eel Of the Williamsburg Female Academy. the charge
Of which he resigns, to engage in larger work In
Ha proposes 70 conduct his school upon the same se
neral aIan as that of Mrs Mead, retaining several of
her teachers and increasing the strength of the de-
rs~tuent of Foreign Languages by the assistance of
q resident French GoyeEness, and other euxisries
The members of the family will form a christian
household, under the parental care of Mr. and Mrs
LstebyTe.
The School will offer every advantage for the ae-
cuisition OF sound English education to which will
be added the Ancient and Modern Languages Mu-
sic, Drawing, &c
TEEMs.-For Board and Tuition in all the English
branches for the scholastic year of nine
months $40
Day scholars of all ages, 10
Fer any Modern Language 20
Music, Drawing, &c, at Professors prices
Amply TO H.. P. LEFEBVRE, A. NJ.
sH5J Grace street. Richmond. Va
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READ THIs.-RE- -OPENED.-H. RO-

DEAD THIS-RE-OPENE RO-
~ SENFELD would respectfully inform his
friends and customers and the public generally that
he has re-opened his STORE, No. IT'S Broad street,
with entire New Stock of Fall and Winter DRY
GOODS. His stock embraces all kinds of DRESS
GOODS, Embroideries, Silk Mantlas Shawls and
every other article usually kept in Dry Goods
Store. a..
Also, great variety of FANCY ARTICLES, all of
which will be sold cheap being purchased by him.
self in the Northern cities the most reasonable
terms. II. ROSENFELD,
IT'S Broad ST.
H. r.. thankful to his friends and the public gene
rally for past favors in reopenng his Store hopes to
merit the confidence and the same liberal patronage
bestowed on him heretofore.
I Sc 12-Sm
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RAILROAD Operations. The Kanawha Rcpub-
lcan states that several caravans Of labcrers,
horses. carts, DC, passed through chariesfown
last week. proceeding TO their ssiioss on the Rail
road between he mouth Of scary xnd Guyandoits.
As many hands are to be employed - can work 10
advantage.
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EDUCATION.
Il w. ROSIER'S DAY SCHOOL. FOR

IL YOUNG LADIES. The first session viii co,,,1
mence on MONDAY, October s. 1858. in the comrno-
dions room N the rear of the Sycamore Church, on
Mr. n, viii be assisted in the duties OF the School
by his Sister, who has had l2 years experience In
teaching, several of which were passed In France
He deems it unnecessary to say than that Il Is
his intention to pursue the systen that during
period of eight years in Richmond he has fosnd so
successful viz: that of thoroughly grounding his pu
pills in the first principles of whatever studies they
may undertake. His Apparatus, though small, is
complete and well selected Library of works for
reference will be- at the disposal of the elder pupils
TERMs-Peysble quarterly:
Common English branches, per scholastic year, $50
Higher - 90
Modern Languages each. 20
Music-Hsrp, Piano, Guitar Singing, each. go
Drawing in Pencil Crayons, aud Water Colors, Is in
cluded in the higher English Course.
Lectures viii be given Scientific Subjects well
Bellies Lettres, description of which win form
weekly composition.
7-eO
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MUs UsICAL.-Mrs. MURRAY, Professor

MI USICAL.-Mrs. MURRAY, Professor
4sI of Vocal and Instrumental Music, pupil of the
celebrated Professors Cooke and Walsh of London,
begs leave to intimate the Ladies of Richmond and
those of its vicinity, that she wishes take limited
number of pupils in the above delightful accomplish
ments. The decided success which has attended
brs. NJ & system of teaching, both abroad and in the
Cnited States her that those ladies who may
honor her with their patronage will soon estimate
the advantages of her style, either in the simple Bal
lad in the beautiful Canatas of Auber, Bellini,
Donizetti.
All communications left at P. II. Taylor's Music
Store, Man Street; James Woodhouse, Eagle Square;
George NJ. Vests Bookstore Exchange; or Murray's
Daguerrean Gallery, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. Sc lin
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VALHOUN'S WORKS, VOL. 2.-China


~ Pictorial, Descriptive and Historical with some
account of Ava and the Burmese, Siam and Anam,
with nearly 100 illustrations Bohn's London edition
81 25
The Prose Works of Jno. Milton, vol. s. Bohns Lon
don ed-SI
The Organou, or Logical Treatise of Aristotle
with the Introduction of Pophry, &c. by o. f. Owen
NJ. A., vols. Bohn's London ed.-S2
The Flowers of History &c, collected by Mathew
of Westminster translated from the original by c. D.
Yonge, B. A; Bohn's London edition vol. Isl 25
The Speeches of Jno. C. Calhoun, delivered in the
House of Representatives and in the Senate of the u
States, edited by R. K. Crae
sne EAlle' faie' by 1al'l author OF Hei0ise &e'
The Story of Mont Blame, by Albert Smith-5oc
The Picture Pleasure Book, illustrated with up
wards of 800 engraYings from drawings by eminent
Artists. For sale by
Sc Is J. w. RANDOLPH.
THE PATENT KEY TO UNCLE
IL TOMS CABIN.-The Patent Key to Uncle
Toms Cabin, or Mrs. Stowe in England; by lady in
New York, price 12kc
The Story of Mont Blanc; by Albert Smith, price
Soc. 81
Lorenzo Benoni Passages in the Life of an Ital-
ian: edited by friend 81.
The Exile. a Tale by Talvi, author of Heloise,
Golfers Shakespeare, vol. 4, price 75c.
Just received and for sale by A. MORRIS,
Sc 10 81 Main st.
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S. SQUIRE'S SELECT, CLASH

5. SQUIRE'S SELECT, CLASSI-
He CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Corner of
Main and First Streets, Richmond, Va.-The seventh
Session Of this Institution will commence the 18th of
September, 1853
Terms, for session of ten months payable one-half
in advance remainder on the lst of March
Tuition in the usual English branches. $40 90
Advanced English and Beginners in Latin. so 90
Latin, Greek and higher Mathematics go 90
Modern Languages each. ch......................20 90
Drawing. each course, "a lessons. 90
The Principal may be found at his rooms on Frank
Vim, between I'd and Sd streets. Sc 1-1m+
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IL BY J. b. BUDWELL-The subscriber would
respectfully inform the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity that he will the 18th of September next
in the building erected by the Rev. NJ L. Bckford for
his Young Ladies' Institute, Foushee street be-
tween Grace and Broad streets Particular attention
will be given 80 the mental and moral training of all
pupils committed to his care Modern Languages
viii be taught by a competent Professor
TERMS
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NEW BOOKS-For sale by JAMES B.
~ GLIB
Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia and Tom with
out onein Baston by j. w. Page; muslin vol, price
81 90.
price 81 90.
Burke's New Work on the Virginia Springs; muslin
81 25.
Eugene, or the Soldiers Bride, by Miss Sarah NJ
Howe, price 25c.
Captain Hawk, or the Life of Highwayman Ro-
mance price 25c.
Premium Essay Agricultural Education, by Ed
mund Rutfin, of Va. price l2Lc.
An Essay on Calcareous Manures, by Edmund Ruff
fin, price 81 25
Danas Muck Manual, for Farmers; muslin 81 90.
For sale by JAS. B. GLIB, 3
au17 - IS, opposite City Hotel
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= no FIIsfIa LOIlI- 20 hiIUFN IlIIIt
GESSNER HARRISON.

N,
Refer far.herto Rev. w. II. McGufey, d. d. and
LII D.. Professor OF Moral Philosophy, University of
Virginia. NJ. Schele De We're, Ii. D., Professor OF
Modern Languages; do; Professor William B. Rogers
Rev. S. Bacon, d. D.. President of Columbian Col
lege, d. c.; Rev. Ro. Ryland, A. NJ, President of
Richmond College; Rev R. B. C. Howell, d. d Rev.
J. b. Jeter D. d.. Rev. j. B. Taylor, W. Sands Esq,
Editor Rel igious Herald.
For farther particnlars see circular au la-lmt