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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-15
MissiOnary Meeting.

The quarterly meeting Of the Missionary Society attach
ed 10 the Church Of the Epiphany held last evening
at their place of worship, No $50 Stanton street After
the usual exerci es Rev Mr. Macauey Missionary of the
Board for the extreme Southwest and at preseut station
ed tie banks Of the Red river stated some interesting
facts relative to the present state Of missions in that
gion. The question was frequently asked by hoss who
contributed Of their for the advancement Of the
cause Where does all this money go2 What practical
benefit has resulted from its expenditure ~ He could
sure them that treasure bestowed not given in
vain If such inquirers could but with the missionary
TO his field Of labor, and watch his toi!some efforts
could they behold tho eagerness with which the
glad tidngs receved--less unwillingness
would be felt in giving He regarded missionary
labor as family matter We were but Children
working under the guidance Of Father and preaching
in TIE name Of an Elder Brother-Jesus Christ. The
speaker dwelt at length the want of earnest self
denying coworhers Six years ago WI en- he first entered
upon his field Of labor in southwestern louisiana there
not single minister of the Gospel stationed there.
There had been Protestant church the banks
of the Red river, Notwithstanding that it navigable
for steamboats, during large portion Of the year for
thousand miles, and yet there tens of thousands
precious souls both sides Of 1t living in perisct gno
IL the district OF which he had charge which
about twice the size OF Rhode Islam there five
thousand people including large number of negroes and
he.was alone in this wide field He appealed to every
Cnristsn nearer present whether there not neces
slty lOr Ald.
Mr.. Tone Chinese candidate for orders was then
roduced to the audience and spoke at length in the
English language He his native dress and appeared
to be poi sessed Of much higher grade of intellect than
generally falls TO the lot of his brethren lie designed
for the Chinese mission under the auspices of the Proes
tant Episcopal Foreign Board
The Rt. Rev Dr. BoosF Missionary Bishop to China,
then addressed the meeting in very few words e said
that he could add little to all that had been said in behalf
of missions. China at this moment in q peculiar
state The rebels in proclamng Christianity had opened
a vast field and plentcous harvest before tho
VkaQa nnflltp ratlf and
there few to them. Ec concluded by
appeal to all who felt interest in tho propagation Of
Gods to aid in the good work.
collection then taken up ia behalf Of missicns
and the meeting adjourned.
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THE HALE TESTIMONIAL IN BosToN.-Ho John
p Hale last evening presented with elegant gold
medal The presentation ceremonies took place at Ire
mont Temple amid the presence of a crowded audience
The meeting called to order by Dr. James W. Stone
and permanently orgarized by the choice Of Gen Henry
Wilson President assisted by several Vice Presidents
and Secretaries Tho platform occupied by seamen
in the naval service The Chelsea Brass Band also
in attendance, in uniform. The exercises commenced
with prayer by Rev. DR.. Jenks. Rev. Mr. Stowe then
addressed the meeting briefly did also Deacon Grant
After piece by the band, Richard II. Dana Jr., Esq,
and made the formal presentation address, Mr.
Hale standing in the meantime Mr.: D. was eloquent
and spoke with grace and feeling. He paid Mr. Hale
many appropriate and merited compliments which drew
forth much applause Mr.. Hale responded at consdera
BILE length After returning cordial thanks for the golden
estmt nia be proceeded to give brief history Of the
movement which had abolished Goggng In the navy He
also gave Of his in Congress in the mat
ter The speaker closed with again expressing his graft
tudc for the honor which had been generously
erred upon him. He repeatedly greeted with great
applause The testimonial il should be stated pre-
scnted by the sailors board the sloop of war Ger.
maptown.--BoSton Bee, OFT. a.
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The following registered among the asrvas
at the Metropolitan Hotel Hon. W. Badgley, p. p,
Mcntrea Judge Meeker, Minnesota Hon W. f. Eughes,
Pennsylvania Hon A. l.. Linn, Schenectady; = Padel-
ford, ESQ., Savannah Capt. j. j. Pettigrew, U. s Army
Major Emery o. S. Army Hon $. Mclean, U. ). Consul
at Trinidad fe Cuba; Hon. John S. Hanna, Ky.
Captain Walter NJ Gibson arrived in this sity ycster-
day, from Washington.
ARRIVALS.
From Charleston, in steamship Union-Mrs Gadsien,
Miss G Gsdsdsn and serysnt, Mrs Hopkins MrEJ u
Magill, Miss NJ Magill, II Dening ii Greenwood. IL
Reid, NJ Stroek.
From Liverpool in ship MarmionMrs Hadloy, john Far
rely.
From Bermuda in schr Earl Dundonai-Mrs Ysang tive
children and servant Mrs Smith, child and ssrysnt Nj
roggo, Mr. Gilbert and two sons.
DEPARTURES,
For Charleston in steamship Benz Frantin--A Freedom
burg, Cohen, Mr. Pierce James Wilmot, Gustavu
Dupee, Frankenthal Luther Csrk, Carroll Mrs Harris
and chn Mr. Wade, lady, and csd Mr. Kopp Mr. Harris
and & Thornton. "
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breadstufis In the forenoon opened
- - q hra nds hut n-ri,r tn the adyan


| s.- ,,stste brands, but owing TO the advanced
| m H. - or freights and the disposition of buyers
to wait q the receipt OF the Cauadas letters prices
freely at Sc s7 wheat closed at 81 61 for Genesce and
Michigan previously quoted Western mixed corn wac
at 8ic. SEC
The oveaand mali accounts received at London from
China and Australia looked upon important The
report that Mf Marshall had offered bosh pecuniary and
physical aid TO ire Emperor of China was considered -
extraordinary !. ri iAculous, and likely put
ahoat by nteresed outsiders prejudice the Units6
States In the eyes of tie rebels twas time govern
ment had displayed mere energy sad activity in part
Of tie world Favorase East India news, in ordinary
seasons failed to exercise favorable inauscce ~
English commercial AFFAIR." and the late satisfactory in
tsgence from Calcutta Bombay would probably have
that effect, now that affairs were less threatening.
The Australian NOT quite late that pub
hshed in the HERALD, from copy the Melbourne Aypw
of the 2lst July, yet it was probsBiy in detail
rumor was mentioned 'Change to the eject thaa
the advance in aour and grain reported by Telegraph
from Halifax, less than what represented. TAs
truth of this however, could not trace and the fas
probably would not be known until the Canada mail oa
to hand.
AS the Collins steamer would be dne TO morrow there
would not much time any intervene between the recspt
OF the letters by hem The touching of at Han
fax with the Now York mails board ard then iandnr
them at Boston, considered great BORE and dstn
mental to business.
1t was stated on good authority that Messr Stow
art Co., the celebrated dry goods firm, had purchased
the Metropolitan Hotel for the round Of 5000 0oo
and that they TO pay down in cash s40 leaving
5000, COO on time.
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From New Brunswick.

We have St John N. B. papers to October llth. They
contain further particulars the loss of steamer
Fairy Queen, steamer running between Prince Edward
Island and Picou ledge of rocks between Pctou Is
land and the main sud 1t at first reported that
eleven lives lost but second despatch announces
the safety Of eight of he leaving but three unaccount
ed for, vzTwo young ladies' the Misses De Wolfe, of
Nova Scotia and Dr. Mkeze, of the army. TIE passen-
gers severely the captain for deerng them, hc
1t appears having left in the boat together with the
crew. leaving the unfortunate passengers to their fate
Eight of those left board Messrs wilkins Pneo Lyd
ard Marshall Ingles, klsworth, Cameron, and Parker,
he steward saved by cgng to part of the wreck,
and hoated to the shore, distance of five six
miles On reaching the land they ordered the arrest of
the captain and crew. and their conduct will doubt
dergo strict investigation.
Accounts from Kentville, s., state that there
heavy gale in the Bay of Fundy the previous Thursday
night that brig Thems and schooner Vivid wrecked
and schooner Lucinda badly damaged another vessel
stranded in CORVALLIS rivershe about l20 tons two
three other vessels slightly damaged.
The potato crop is light, but appears sound.
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sELFsALE INTO sLAvERY.-A singular Instance

SELF SALE INTO SLAvERY.-A singular instance
of coored selling himself into slavery brought
out in the Mayors Court in Richmond Va, last week.
man named JONES' witness in of larceny stated
that he was the slave Of Mr. Corrngton while the book
examination it appeared that Jones emancpated in
Rchmend 1861 and that appended to the evidence of
his freedom was an injunction from the Court to leave
the state on penalty of being sold for the benefit of the
State Instead of doing it appeared that he sold him
so to Mr. oornson ana haa s ~ Any par. Of
stated in strong terms his convictions that the whole
proceeding was Illegal and that the State had claims for
forfeiture which could be enforced in spite Of the negros
but for the purpose Of bringing the novel ques
tion before higher court he had the held to hear
ing before the next Hastings Court on the charge OF re-
naming in the Commonwealth contrary to law.
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dietary CONVENTION AT TAMMAfH HALL.
hight Convention of delegates belonging to the
tic republican party, (soft shells,) who we're ap-
In the different city wards on the 1lth inst, met at
'ny Hall, for the purpose of nominating candidates
bnioes Of . Justice Of the Supreme Court, Judge
'orrt Of Common Pleas, District Atterney, and :
= of the Alns Hs1ss. DsAensss for al the wards
sssnA Osset - ~ ueAk yss6 o h~aG q
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DEFEAT OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION IN DELAWARE.
The people of Delaware Tuesday voted to reject, by
large the form Of Constitution recently prepared
for that State by Convention elected for that purpose
The principal objections urged against the Constitu
tion that the Judiciary system which proposed Is
imperfect and that It Afforded no safeguard against ie
qal voting ny Nr"yidng for assessment OF vote
The quesoz upon acceptance - have bssa ae
dded kypspsctive of party eeasidegatoaA
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70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Having seen statement in some OF the papers that
and hereby furnish you the best evidence, by personally
handing you this communi ation; and would beg leave
10 add for the satisfaction Of my friends that have
received the written decision of the referee In my vox
stating that won tho deht fairly and hcrorably.
Yours 10, JOHN Ao..ILSEx.
NV YOex, Oct ~ leSA
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The democrats have also elected majority of the
bers of the State legislature The following judges have
been elected
VIM. 3. Fleming, Eastern circuit p E. Love- Southern
circuit; W. w. Holt Middle cult G. Andrews Northern
circuit; r. v Hardeman, Ocmugee circuit; j. Fl. Stark
Flint circuit j. Jackson Western circuit T. Tppe, Che
rokee circuit + H. Worrell Cha ttahoochie circuit.
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Political Intelligence.

GEORGIA EIFrIoS.-Hersche Y. Johnson, the democratic
candidate has been elected Governor of the State by
majority very little exceeding two hundred votes The
following the of the gentlemen who have been
elected to Congress from the State-democrats re
rnnu whips in italic.-
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Ply VIRTUE of Deed Of Trust exc.

by VIRTUE of Deed of Trnst eye-
II cuted to me by William Moantjoy and Nor III
WIFE, on the 18th day Of April, 1885, and of record in
the Clerks office of Richmond Hastings Cont tn a.
cure TO James Bosher, William C. Allen ana Wei
Ington Goddin the payment of several sums of mo-
ney amounting i'll all to about $f200-and further to
indemnity and save harmless the said James Kosher
and William C. Allen sureties on certain bonds
ecuted by said William Mountjoy for ne gro hire dnr
ing the present year,; shah proceed TO sell. IN
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the Sd of Noyember
1858, at o'clock to the highest bidder on the prem
ses the following property, to witt All that certain
LOT OF LAND lying in the city of Richmond hay-
ing two new brick teneinents thereon situated tthe
corner OF Canal and Fourth streets fronting about
eighty feet the south side of Canal street and nm
ming back about 150 feet to alley separating the
property hereby described from the other two brick
tenements, erected by the said William Mountioy
several years ago; the by Fourth street-be-
ing part of lot No 500 in the plan of said city and
part of the real estate conveyed to said Moantoy
by Wyndham Robertson and wife by deed dated
18th November, 1889, and recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court Clerks Office.
TERMs-for cash as to so much as will satisfy ex.
penses OF drawing and recording the aforesaid deed
and of executing the trust, well as pay whatever
amount may remain due and unpaid OF said debts
tsay Si,oo aud the residue the LIST day Of March,
1854 49,
The title 70 the above named property is believed
TO be perfect, but selling AS Trustee, shall convey
to the purchaser only such title was vested in me
by said trust deed.
oc zZ-dtds JOHN HOWARD Trustee.
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AND A HAL +
AS EXCELLENT HOUSE ANpLOI

"A FOR SALf.-Hr are authorised 60 sell That
most conveniently nged fw5 s.oiy tanned dwell
als Ia DssPs addition situated OIL the eesi line Of
st. ois street, short distance hnth OF isnTai ST
Chapel md immediately opposite the residence Of
john Il. MsTtiB, Esq.
This dwelling has four rooms. convenient cioset
nnd room, front aud back Pofef, "its sceoIo.
eua The kitchen is one and halt stories slish sud
connects with the dwelling, store rooIn aud "ooa
the worst Of weather. The improvements have all
been made within i.e last eight years aud are new
IN thorough repair, Ihe lot has front Of "a aud
depth Of 20 feet and is most productive garden
spot 4 bGggap viii be eoid Ia this really compact
and desilable establishment II early applications -
O,sd. Teams heeSptsa odAtsgg. Apply 10
~ 23-s. ssQDDpNA LPPREsUS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ IN HANOVER AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover county
OF the 18th day of September, 1853, in the suit of
Anderson v. Sale and wife, the undersigned Com
missioner in the said decree named will sell at public
anctior. 10 the highest bidder Oh the premises. on
MoNDAl, the 18th day OF Nov'r, 1855 at 4 O'Clock F.
NJ thirteen Lots of Land lying in the county of Hem
rlce, adjoining the city OF Richmond as follows =
Nine Lots. being Lots No. 10, H. r. Is Ii H. To- II
and IL, III square No 10 of this property formerly be-
longing to Thomas Rutherford decd living upon the
East side OF 9th street, between aud sire cts as
sld down upon plat recorded in Henrico Comfy
Court; one Lot at the corner OF enable and l7th
streets, on til South side of Nenabe and West side
OF nth street; two Lots, Nos. ana ). in the plat
above mentioned, on the West side of 28tb street
between u and streets; and Lot on the Fast
slde OF 10Th street between and Streets And on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF November a Tract
OF Land in the lower end of the county of HAMMER
adjoining the lands of Elisha White aud N j Alien.
ander, containing about 40 acres.
All the above are Lands of which Robert Anderson
deco, died seized and possessed. The Lots will he
sold in the order in which they are named
TERMs--hor the Land. cash tor enongi to nav costs
OF suit and expenses of SALE say about 81 20 For the
paiace credit OF one and two years with interest
from day OF sale. For the Lots near Richmond the
purchaser to give negotiable notes. with good endor
sefs For the Land i'll Hanover county the purcba-
serto give bonds with good security The tide 10 b.
retained until the purchase money is paid
JOSEPHUS ANDERSON Ca,n,r
sale conducted by JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auct
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AUCTION sALns.
FUTURE DAYS
Sale OF VALUABLE SLAVES =

ALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES Al
IL ~ warm SPRINGS, BATH c. H.. vA.--ysli I.
Wms 81 ne warm Springs Bath Court House Va m
- cigck from 70 to 90 valuable SLAVES. belnns.
rs.' me estate OF DR.. John Brocksnbroush, decd
=. line me same time and place. will be soId al the
~ ~ ING perlshnble estate the place. consist
Com sananle Horses Cows, Oxen, Hcss crop Of
narrsl ~ !, ray Farming nrsements and valuable
,uanthp eIsonai estate win be sold on credit of
of III toI bonds. with good security By request
{ oe 81, 1 ~ 8. A. PORTER.
80 in.
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MAYOR s OFFICE. Ger o5th lasa-

AVA The attention Of the citizens Ii called especially
70 the condition of the streets and cutters of the city,
and that they may be informed TO the duty of rood
czens in this respect their attention a aeky to the
9TH section Of an ordinance, entitled an ordinance
sfo prevent nusanees and improper distractions Ia
the streets ard fer other purposes passed February
2dth 1853, in these words
Every person occupying house or lot shall as
ih as such lot extends, cause the paxad cutter or
drain ia street or public alley opposite thereto 10
be constantly Kept open aud free from obstruction;
dollar nor more than dollars and for each day af
ter the hrst that such obstruction remains shall be
Lara ~"As '"e'A'1 wv
As are neo,oeI Of visiters IL expected during tn
eppreschsos Agricultural Fair il is hoped that the
appseranee of our streets may not be
source OF nertihcAtieu 70 and in order 10 afford
eahs OF removing any fIth or dirt from the streets
lhe etS carts viii be directed To remove during this
wees, 81 TOE 9th which may be removed frcn ths,
sasTs TO the sides the streets, and il il hoped
will be necessary. . al' =
&C - 1nGRpkl
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BY THOs. ". KEEsEE.
HOUSEHOLD AMI KITCHEN FTP

1lNITURE AT Observation-Disclosures to resnavs
above the Farmers Bank shall offer for sale on IN r
DAY morning next the 18th inst. commencing at 10
O'Clock. the greater part of my FURNITURE, cor
Press, Secretary and Book Case. Dining Tables and
Extension Tabless1l but the latter made by Messrs
inford Porter of this city, Of the best quality and
in good order
GAS FIXTURES, including a very handsome
Chandelier but little used
ALSO, COOk1NG STOVES and a good assortment
9l COOKING utensils, with many other articles of
Il9nse held Furniture. THOS. T. JOHNSON.
fUSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is postponed
until MONDAY morning, at 10 o'clock
" 20 THOS. 7. JOHNSON.
70 sale conducted by THOs. w. KEESEE, Anct.
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BY KENT PANE ! FFYT :
sALw VEL ! MANUFACTURING SITE AND
nv - ce ER AT RICHMOND. VA.
x virtue OF deed of tr,,st as-,.,,,41 A.

- N Al hlIHMOND. VA
X virtue of deed of trust exac,,ta5 r.
asfh S s py the virginia Wooden Comuany ~, 81, -
fsIars, ay 81 september, 1853 and recarJsa +, ~
Ricb,, onee OF the Court of Hnsfinps for H. ~,
~ ,n on TUESDAY the I5ti, da, ~ s ~ elsy VI
tia, - O'Clock, shall proceedto So =.
tne premises the lot of srauna a..d
lower thereto attached upon wbi so.,o and water
me manufacturing mills OF he y;rs;ei we're situated
running from i,ah ~ ls feet 10 inches upon street
ins 1and Lsns back that width to james "
nays ,ana aep.n OF not less than $50 fsst nv nav
ZIG suhciemt 70 prop,l what wa. :; ne ne " ater
Ano1n as IL sets OF WooIen mach; 1910 and
&c. eass siailI.e basement of the mis co.Y' Inc
ne eh.re iot VIII be sold with the iot M nearly
"aeI pS~e ~ subject TO animal oro, no ZOE and
~ VI gI,ooo per annum. The chsn 81 .;g wafer
pel o. tue property and the propert ;tis sis ara
showI ana any information respec,in. l. viii De
nc upon application at any time nrey;a, =, gwen by
hkMs OF SALE :-One-third cash baIs ~ me o.; SAFE
* months, interest added negotiable na,sa ~ and
proved endorsers win be required for th VIII ap-
sfaiments, and title retained until the eieolt m
Directly after will be sold all the brick 49, PAD.
uils estimated as containing $50 900 BRICKS
me remaining God work Ter1ns- lnansha ahc
est added. "oisers, inter-
The title to all the foregoing property il :.
be perfect; but selling Trustee shall sell nd
vey only such title as is vested in me nv tLa 49,
aforesaid. JOS. JACKSON II y no aeeo
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE L KssT. Auc,.
Sc 22-dtds >"e's'
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NEWS FROM THE JApAn nv


',is'.a NV NEWS FROM THE JAPAN Elk.
petition Sc, BY THE NIAGARA
HALfFAx, Oct . by the overland mail and -.
iegraph intelligence has been received from III.
American Expedition to Japan comu,odor. p.r.
ry's squadron reached Jeddo on the 9Th Of Jn,v
and sailed thence ON the 18th Of the same n,on,l,
He was well received but the period for onen;n.
negotiations was postponed until the ensntas
spring.
formal complaint has seen made to the pen.
resp Getting the movements OF Gavazzi in America
POLITICS IN MAssACHUsETTs-Ap pRrurs
pED MARINE Observation-Disclosures. r Fr
FECTs OF THE LATE GALE, SC.
BosroS, Oct 2s-The Democratic Convention
Of Massachusetts assembled yesterday at Ply.
mouth and resolved that the removal of Collector
Bronson deserves and viii receive the support OF
| all true friends of Democratic painciplcs
The Anti-coalition Democratic Convention for
the county OF Middlesex, assembled yesterday al
Concord. The resolutions repudiated all connec-
ton with Free Sellers, bat silent on National
affairs. separate Senatorial ticket was nofnina-
ted
Fears are entertained that the steamtug Ajax, OF
New York, foundered in the gale OF Monday night.
st John q. b. papers describe the gale of Nom
day as the mos: fearful experienced this season.
Many vessels containing valuable cargoes were
driven ashore. The schooner Maria, of St Johns,
having board cargo valued at 50, 900, went on
rock and broke in pieces. The crew were saved
by liteboa. from the steamer Eastern City
The ship President, from Boston for Liverpool,
previously reported,) would be total less. Thir-
| teen of the crew were still on board, all attempts
TO rescue them having failed.
The remaining emigrants of the cholera ship
Sagadahoek left here this morning their families
having bean swept away by sickness on beard
The Niagara is coming up the harbor.
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EioF.A blot,dy not took place On Tuesday night
a-r. about three miles eas: O: Washington. Pa be
t''"en i~o parties Of railroad laborcrs. The fol-.
lowing s&n al the pa!tc ulars received
J parry 0f Counuush, men from IN Stcuhcnyillc
t'l.tcaa, Wills. passing aioa; the National Road to
WORK Oh the iienpned Road. met party OF Cork
,n.hnr, when a terrible row eu~uei Two men had
f"ir skuis fractured. and were otherwise serious
i injured OHeis not expected to live. The nil
nary and posse OF police were called out to day,
and hiy wpge arrested hut the. others escaped
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i LIST RECEIVED.-In store splendid
~ assortment of Parlor ena Chamber Furniture
which viii be sold very sow
oe KIP, ALIEN. MOTT 1 60.
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-Sales of 1900 bbls. Flour at
- p to IS 81 Grain unchanged.
New YORK, Oct. 23.-Breadstufs fnner. Sales OF
10000 bbs. Flour at 81 81 81 for Southern White
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DORTRAIT PAINTlNG.-JOHN b

l. MARTIN has retuInedto the city tor short
period, and has taken OF the offices at the EDGE
MONT HOUSE, ton Main street) for a studio during
his stay Persons wishing to him will find him
there every dag from to ) o'clock.
DC Aim
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80 EEGs choice BUTTER, selected
H5LLI aMs& EEoTHER,