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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-19

al.The Lynchburg Republican announces that
Mr. VIM p. Mccorkls hes retired from the edi-
totship ofthat paper and is succeeded by Mr.. Dam
ieI wopdson, formerly editor of the Republican.
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SPECIAL OTTO ELS

Persinn:Mnir Dye.
THIS Dye warranted, used ding to directions
to change the hair from any other color, beautiful
Auburn, I.sr-z
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining The SKIN
Price, 50 per bottle For sale by KELLS g. CAIn.
WILL Wholesale Agents, and by wAI. r. MCKEE
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The worlds Fair.

We have read with some attention the proceed
ings connected with 'the opening of this last
scheme for the advancement Of Gotham, and must
confess that we are surprised to find it even os
successful as IT thus farhas been. A Fair, nation
al IN its objects, and unconfned in its designs to
The Arrangement OF n few Spectators, is at all
times TO be encouraged and aided by the people;
but we hesitate not to say, that while we admit
much good may result from the present exhibition,
we have but little sympathy for an enterprise
originated, as we believe this 10 have been,
purely for purposes ofprlvate speculation. Still,
it's succeeding well, and what with putting and
posting; with the eclat given by the pompous al
tendance of The President and other distinguished
personageS it will most likely bring ,'great gains
to the craftsmen,'' at least. We were much sur
prised to witness the course of the Chief Magis-
trate Of the Uuion on his way 10 and at the open
ing Of Tie Fair.
We have never admired thespeech making pro-
penstes of our Presidential asprants, far less can
we tolerate the present system of Hastings mount
ing which our President is SO exquistely practic-
ing. We may be pardoned also for suggt sting
thatthe speeches oftheP are far from able
and not even elegant. Indeed they are common
place and not even fitted to elicit the vulgar an
plause otithe multitude whichss,generaly rewards
the speaker. We regret sincerely that lie Chief
Magistrate of the Union drags himself about to
manufacture capital and repeat the stale illusions
to North Point, &C., &C., which adorn his maiden
ly production at Baltimore. We do hope that the
day may come in the history of our country when
dignity and true elevation will adom the Presiden-
tial Chair, and that the Chief of our Nation will
feel that stump speaking is not the employment for
the Executive officer CT twenty-five millions of
freelnen. -,- 3 aEHEl 55rss
Union Literary Society of washington
College.
We are in The receipt of the Catalogue of the
Union Lrterory Society of Washington College Pa,
which exhibits very fattering condition of the
Socety-the members during the present session
numbering 81.
Judge Conrad, President of the Hempfeld Road,
will deliver address before this Society on the
10th ofseptember next. The character and literary
ability of the speaker sufficient guaranty that
his audience will be more than rewarded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-19

BETTER AND CHEAPER.i- =. y.
MN. 30 e, at 1871 Main Street. wheeling ia po,v
opening his second stock those fancy patent Ieath.
CT una 5ncksln's shoes mems wear - tiiyo :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-19

state here most distinctly and emphntcally, and es-
pecialiyto those not so familiar with, the frame
work of our system, that the Government OF the
for cur short comings in this matter, whatever they
have been. whatever they maybe. With the gem
eral objects ofour enterprise sir your are already
familiar-to bring before our countrymen the choi-
cest productions of the genius and skill of the Old
World-to makea first exhibition on anational
scale!of the trophies of the inventive spirit nd
restless energy of onr countrymen-to collect lin
the poetical language of distinguished stranger,
this day, unhappy not here) full representa-
lion of
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For IsnItimore, Warrington, philadelphia
md New York

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-19

sfT+ FLOUk.
.Sff1 BBLS. extra and super Flour. for gale by
~ 1yio JOHN X. MORROW.
20 d & R No. lnackerel;
iyl6 JOHN R. MORROW.
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Here, where all C lines their offerings send,
Here, where all their tribute lay,
Before Tny presence, Lord we bend,
And for Thy smile and BIT ssngpray.
For thou doest sway the tides OF thought,
And hold the issues in thy hand,
orall that human tUirhas wrought,
And all that human skill has pann'd.
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Kossuth and Hungary!
1DEAR, Oh LEAR! have you heal d the news7 The
~ are all asking for their mothers choose
ce te wagon on four wheels two, give an
nEg al the week through. So you may look with de-
sht on the leaNcn.born child Teposng ease ard its
iaSe In, oil smiles, not mourn sigh from bcau
You ask the reasons tits plain don't you see they ride
IN gig or willow eoachee which prices to suit
al l.. MOONEY
H. 70 5. Basket Emporium, 173 Market SQUARE,
,reo doors from Union street.
ALSo-on hand, and made to order, baskets OF every
description wholesale and retail. - '
N. R.-Od baskets iv,repaired. Et ivt4
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Thomas H. Gibson,

4 NHlLDKEN'SI aid boys straw iats. A'A"-OO'
" fur hats, ID alb and black. ,,pt,p & soy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

DIAL ESrATE-LOrS, MOST BEAUTIFULLY LOCA.
II - he sold much lower than be purchased within
time ef the business portion OF the city in
ashsr direction Apply to RAY TOMPKINS of Arri
and Griffin streets few doors from Tompkinsville
FERRY Staten Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

WILLIAM Writers, AUCrIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Wednesday, 10 o'clock, J32 Pearl street, the
urniturc and bar fixtures Of the house, gas hxurss
liquors, segars iron bedsteas and lease of the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

A UcTI0N EOTIcE.-TBoS BELL AuCrioNEER-BY
"A w. s. Insraham-Ths day, ut lOh o'clock in the sale
70 ms No 10 North william street large sale OF valuable
furniture OF all descriptions china glass book eases,
desks cooking and other beds, &e, Also one se
did EnRish gold lever watch Tobias maker duens pistol
rifles India rubber goods fancy articles paintings seran
or hina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

EOu BARRELS sALaoN-2e0 BARRELS MACKE.
OVO re 80 barrels herring, 200 boxes smoked
herring 100 lbs smoked salmon 2W barrels iAsh
1917 ba,rs,s ~htstsh 2tp Sumtals GOLDFISH scae
tsh swordhrb blushs chad hssst sturgeon, for b,
NELSON WELLS CO., 81 Dey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

A ucTioN NoTIcE.-LARGE SALE OF EARTnEN-
N ware, glass and ohiua.--JOIN 4. VAN ANTN ERR *
SON, viii sell Thursday 9Th 0ecloek at g Pearl street
forty tr.e rses bite granite full assortment thirty
five do lowered blue aud printed crates Rock
ingham spittoons; twelve do yellow ware viz assorted
jugs dishes pie do and plates bowls tire casks china,
forty pieces French china vases do.
fsncy toys ,xty casks hest glass ware, assorted
bors. lamps, naples b. tiers, &c. Also full assortment Of
knives and forks tea trays waters, &c ~ BThe above
will cold from the shelves in
loeues rem a OF the n offs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

VAIN. DUMONT AUCTIONEER-FIvE TWO STORY
w and basement brsk h uses Id lots on Fif.ythicd
street.-DCNONT H0FACK will sol at suction, On
Thursday October at IL o'clock. at the Merchants Ex.
change i've two story brick houses and lots
mort side Of Fifty eet between Second
avenues beginning P feet east Of Second built By
days work in the best brown stone and
trimminss iron railings &c. Fac house ntnias rooms
and sliding DOORS marble mantes CRATES cooking and
Croton water hard ins cd walls &c. Houses 10 feet
thes BY ~ ee lot ~ feet nche. by 100 feet inches In
the immediate vicinity the Second and Third rail-
roads Twothirds Of the chase money may remain
boz 4 and mortgage. Sale positive
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NNANT's fxEGIsrEH.

GOT PEARL STREET.-THE RENT, TIE THREE UP
stories the for light business only
Of John r. Mopple, or address by letter A. nunsomSC
Eastchester, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

M LILLIAN s. ARIJ4OR, AUCTIONEER,-AUCTlON
sale at No. 81 sixth aycnue-Tuosday, Oct 2 Mt 10Y
oeoekFurnitue from cabinet makers consisting in partoK
richly chamber sut with marble
and walnut marble top bureaus and wash stands to
match fifty bedstead tet< ttcs Sofas walnut and OAK
extension dining tables ou feet long mahogany book
pier side and fancy looking ssse sngravngk
ocoth ivory handle cutlery sverware china and
de- Sale without close consgnment
and we'll worthy the attention Of housekeepsrs.
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II y FASH, AUcTIONEER,
IL. store $40 Broadway
sHERIFF'S SALE OF A SPLENDID PANORAMA,

Saturday. October 18th, 1853 10 A. NJ at the store
The valuable and ammoth geographical panorama oftne
grand and beautiful falls Of St. Anthony embracing
and moonlight views of its bold
scenery This of the Father Of Waters APPS
the most splendid production OF this any age and
will be positively sole Saturday By D. d. Nash
under the direction IF the Sheriff the room No
$40 Broadway, where 1t can be any time.
THOMAS CABIN, Deputy Sheriff.
y S. HoUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROSE
~. wood and other household furniture
ante and oval glasses mante ornaments chamber frni
ture1hK day (Tuesday) At 10 M in Twenty street
seventh embracing all the elegant and custom
furniture Of the brown
and in perfect order and consisting In the rarlor oone
wood sut In brocade silk mson and whte in bro.
cstele, crimson and green; l0tx ty
oraamented rosewood etegere profsey with
plate glass doors and back beautiful
Paris naid do rosewood and
sewing and reception chairs In gold brocade lace
ormulo clocks and costly with bsque hgure superior
OF paings one ROSEWOOD panstorte fully warranted gas
plated ware china dinner and SETS cut glassware
chamber furniture Of rosewoodbusaus washstands naho
gany bedneads chairs bureaus centre and card tables
lounges gilt glasses toilet sets mattresses pillows, blankets
EIErRY II LEEDS ACCTfONEER-HENRY Il.
Leeds Co will sell by auction Tuesday and Wed.
nesday Oct % and 2 0 O'clock At tho sales No
all Carars Marble Satusry consisting Of Is
pieces oil tausry just received from Italy VIZ Cnps with
onnova Venus the bath TrAnoh Prayer OF Psmpeo.
nj by Fran h The Goddess OF Jus Greoian SCHOOL, Con
hnenee In God by Torre Mary Masdnlene, by himedico;
rsRs . .iss D ssss y
@ large
s +. sss ss-. m ILL., .s"s. italian
Ass, Alabsssss stssuaJ, vsssa Psraa Goods, Plated
ware, De-, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

OAKLEY WRIGHT WILL SELL THIS DAY AT Ii
~ o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange New York. twen
~ valuable building lots Atlantic and Grand
Pacific, Dean and Bergen Streets in the Ninth ward
Brooklyn This is opportunity to purchase for i'm
Investment nearly the
in pleasant and improving neighborbood Omnibuses roua
the Fulton and South ferries this property constantly
during the day evening 90 of the purchase
ney remain bond and mortgage. For maps, &c. APP
ply to the auconeers 3 Fulton street, Brooklyn, 20
W all New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-25

NOTICE TO BUTCHERS.-POR SALE OR TO LET THE
IN splendid estab shment known the Empire Market,
40 Bowery Everything a,d in complete order aud
WIN vie in style with any similar place in America.
G. WHITE SO Bowery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

as7 IS; second do % 50 ST. third do, So ordinary
20 50 90 Hides sc So so ps. cwt. Tallow, IS 30
3D. Fets, y to 81 37x Calf skius, 1lh pr ID Veal
calves 80 80, TO So Barrsipg CATTLE IS to IS Stores
WoIhng OXEN s3 TO slo4 Cows and calves s2S to $40
Yearings, $l2 Sl3 to $1L T~o years old Sl1 to SAL
Three years old $26 to si2 Sheep and lambs 1858 at
mariet. Extra, ID to so. BY lot, So to %. Swine
wholesae-Hsid corn fed hogs, at &c per b.
BRoBroN MARKsY, Dec 9-At market Q $50 CATTLE fsAy
1900 beei, 500 stores) 1000 sheep. and ATS swine
Prices-Beef sattlevery little change from last we
sales quick We quote extra, s. IS rs; frst quality,
ST 26a u 10 second SO rs ST. third 81 so SIS rs.
Working oxen-sal $40 slSS. Cows and Calves
Sales S22 $40 Stores-YsArlings 81 a SO: tvo year
old si2 $ls; three year old s21 $a3. shesp-Sslss
s2a s. swine-Lots to peddle. SIC. &c. for sows
619c. q 7c. for barrows Old hogs, 51o exc. At ie
tail from &C. to Sc.
NEw BEDFORD on MARKET Dec 5-Spsrm.-sales hava
been made srce last Of IS bb ut 1850 $50 bos at
1859 60 bbs at l27c per gallon; 1880 bbls at price
not TRANSFERRED The market is firm, at 1910 gallon
Vhale--Ths market is firm and very quiet and have
sales to report Mathematician been some &C
tivy in tbs market since our last and hear of sales
o. 100 900 lbs at $780, 1900 lbs at $3.50; and $4,000
lbs 1T 500. per ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

io'a ~i,-o',so- on
The entire line Of road from New Dreams to Nashville
distance Of $40 miles, has been carefully surveyed and
final location made of 400 miles, between New leans
and Chickasaw the Tennessee river ntersectng the
Memphis and Charleston road in Bear Creek Valley 400
miles from New Orleans; 256H miles have been placed
under contract viz. S7H miles from New Orleans the
State ne 95ss miles from the State line to Jackson
miles from Jackson to Canton and so miles from Aber-
deem south The entire line Of road is free from any
cheering difficulty and the route Will compare avoraby
with any in the Union, not only with refere the
gradients, Arguments facility and chsspnsss of construc
ton but in the elements of travel and traffic to
insure certain and profitable return its cost.
Stock Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
WATCHES AND JEWRLRY-THE SUBSCRIBER N
wv selling sll deserpton of gold and oliver Xatahe4 ia

WATCHES AND JEwKLRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER n
w selling s descriptions of gold and silver Watches isN
slIy and silver ware AZ retail At much less than the -
prices Jurgensen watches Real Jules Jurgensen Watches
received BY every arrival with certificates from him with
cry watch warranted perfect time keepers SGO to S
Cooper watches Duplex and levers in hunting aud mAse
sct time keepers $5 to S5 Independent second
and quarter second watches for timing horses in gold ana
oliver cases, $26 to 500 gsl6
pocket cbronometers which without any variation $&
70 $40 Eight day which run eight days
$40 to $685. Enamel watches for ladies; some in huntnU
eases SIS 800 Diamond watches for ladies' some in ns
three different Watches 500 7s catches which wilma
pine watches four hooa jewsled, s ane gold dstschsl
levers gold enamelicd watches the Ro4
English patent levers 1885, gold English patent levers h1nA-
ing cases $685. patent levers as s6 silver 9.
tached levers low $l Observation-Disclosures rines
pins bracelets finger and for s.s at much !s
than the usual prices JeweryA kinds of gold ohaina
pure god Wedding Tn gold key: and seals gold -
pins lookets ear rings gold and silver speetscos soa tooth
silver spoons, forks pie knvos napkin rings, Au
knives Wedding cake knives &o Watches and ewsly
changed All watches warranted to keep good tme
returned. Repair-Al kinds Of wstahes and olss
the usual prices GAO. G. ALLEN. Importer Of WsAsA
and Jcwelry Wholesale and RETAIL IL Wall street, Oeoea4
foor, n ar Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

Markets.
Iospos boSr MARKr, Friday evening, Nov. 2s,-rhs
money show unabAted Rrmness Consols which left OF
last evening at e6k to Il, opened this morning at o5X
being 96li to u for both money and account Tho fact
o. s.ysra Q: the rsosn. sps,3A,o,, ". az sapvaS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

CAMaDaR CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 8-M market, 2648
cattle about 400 besvss and 2s stores. Priosa-Mar
ksi bssr-ES.ss, per cvt. g. quick; 6rst qaAay, $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
DRY GOODS, &C,

A TTEFTION rs RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED TO QUIZ
"A stock Of furnishing goods Extra arrange
ments for the holidays We have impofte many novel auA
extra choice styles expires for holiday sass Oentieqo.
ard ladies making presents will please call ON LkWtS
SEACORD, 655 Broadway, Stuyvessnt Institute.
DARIS CLOAKS AND TALMAs.-SOMK ExTREMnLY
beautiful novelties have lust been received, and Will b
offered for sale ths week. ~ the Paris Mana Emporium
l Broadway where ~ all times DO tho lAegosk
rohsst and most varied sssortment n the city, Ladies mag
hers select upwards Of ave thousand elegant sA
cloth cIoaks talmas and mAnlas all Of PAa0
anpfaoturs design And at extremely moderate prios
GEO. BULPfN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
PARIS ADVERTIsEMENTS,
A U REGENT, NO. BOULEVARD DE- LA MADE
al line, speciality Of furs and ladies' oioaks.


DARIs FRENCH AND AMERICAN SCHOOL FOE
young g:nNsmsn DELAC0UR late President q -
Lyeeum OF Moulins has just opened In Paris No. -
des Posses St Victor, boarding school, which u PLACED
under The immediate supervision Of the University Of FaHs
and whso opened prepare the pupils for ths
.smi:son svhs Polytsshaic School the military sshos
gentlemen wishing acquire perfect knowledge Of Ss
frcnoh language will be thoroughly taught The best aaa
school Every Sunday the pupils are sent 70 the ohurshs
Of their respective The price OF board Can
expenses ncude Is $500 year. with private tAksa
with the family Of n. Deaoour and private roo 800
year. with the taken In company with all the paoA
and = bed in the general dormitory.
PARIS.
r. do Toqusvills,
H. Ampere, fOf The knstltute u france
BArtholemy st. Hlalre,
RKrnREuCns IN THE UNITED EATaa.
Mr.. d. Prescott Of Boston.
Mr.. Rives, late United States Minister 10 EraAoA
Hon. Edwa Everett Of Massachusetts,.
Mr. VIM. b. Aston, of Now York.
Mr.. Langdon, of New York.
Ny. FELTON,, do.
Mr.. Sedgwiok. Of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

DECEIVED PER STEAMER EUROPA, VERY RICH
IL BrusseIs lace scarfs msntas ooieors point dslea
from Paris, suitable for presents A. KERR co yd
Broadway, tdrse d93es below Npsa gtsy9ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11
'REss AGENCIES.

A USTRAIIA EXPRESS AND LETTER BA0.-THE SUB.
"A sorber will take charge Of parcels for Melbourne and
6ydney and grant bills Of lading for the a. moderate
ohsrss bag Of the clipper ship Ocean sssed VIII
Office Of r. W. Cameron 1I6 Wall street.
EUROPEAN EXPRESS AGENCY OF OCEAN PARCEL
~ Delivery Company Of London-Pasocs &c. forwarded
France Germany knsand Irssnd and thrcrsnogs tho
ceived till az A. M, at 173 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

fyALIFORNIA DIAMOND GENTS AND LADKS
~ breastpns and earrings all set in fine gold suitable
for holiday presents at 02 Chatham street Aso gclA
rings bracelets chains pencils diamond rias
pins, &c.
UVATCHES.-FINE GOLD WATCHES, AT Sl5, S25, 81
w $40 $50 $50 S7b Al 800 each, in open and huntlax
cases splendid assortment always hand At L. JACOB y
l02 Chshsm street. doer from Pearl stres Sver az
line err and lover watches, from $40 to Sl5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

SPORTING DOGS. OF The CHOICEST BREEDS.
- expressly for stock and for King
Charles spsnei Scotch and English rattsr sporting dogs
famous watch days shepherd dogs Ao Chittasons aud
Shanghas fovs ~ 80 Water stceat oocne et Eyis01.
etetss. Pieasa oo2Y tao address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

OPPOSITION TO THE CRYSTAL PALAoH.vALgA
tom sSs
rss rs : 9 q is s vs
s..ss
aa :s
The ground while present. which in qualify Pcs
s'%
e s'ssss ss m @ @
process I III. mill
ss @ snS
The whole H. the Fs s Of ngs. operation =:
qualities ss boy This mill sp
III
the to me as an 20
bolt which no.ns they viii enasIsd % maze nucs
throughout the civilized world and therefore unhssssas5s
Essss s;ss9 Ss ''' 9 sss G. mills
P p: shsim Ms,I proprietor Boston,
6. WooInough, head miller, whisney's muls-
&C.. 1 miller = N5 H 1,: x
G. c. Winam proprietor, 4ftna miils.
j. G. Stone, proprietor. Irving mills.
a. Bureanks, PROPRIETOR, Crescent mills
Persons wishing purchase Stat. county rights mf
for this Invention, for the Eastern Ssaes and
ginia North Carolina New Jersey and parts Of
the balance United
Sold mill in full operation st tha
Harlem railroad depot g. entrance bite stret
New York.
THE PATENTEEs OF THE ELECTRO PLATE Xix
i INGTON, MASON CO.. of London and Birm.ne-
ham, respectfully iAvite attention to thu stand the rcs
Exhibition where they have displayed large collection %
srticleB OF their for tho superiority Of which
they awarded the first class Council medal 81 tbs
their agent in the Crystal Palace New Yoe
he will give information the advantages a
thia estimates, prices 20. NJ. the
goods from tho Palace on the % III inst
ITO EXPORTERS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS-rHN
subscribers having purchased the sole and excluavs
right Of india rubber boots and under
the Goodyear patent for the whole OF the French emp
have established at kontargs Jeret the
mandatory OF the kind in the world with and
capable Of turning out five thousand pairs psr do
under the imm direction Of Mr. Hiram Hutch
nson late President Of the Newark India Rubber CempAny.
ably with the best produ ,ed in this country the
prepared receive orders for the French Gea1
and Russian markets. Terms liberal and large per cent
gained in freight insurance. duties 10 HUTCHINSON,
HENDERSON Co. Fabrcants do Souiiers Caoutchousw
Usine Langlee Pres Montagis Lo;ret France BnrsAu
Depot CO Rue du Faubourg Poissonnisre OrdaRa
received NJ ia and l76 Pearl street. New York.
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The opposits cause, which We sincerely hope not 10
witness. But those Princes, who oy ther birth and
station are the of this legal right
have clear duty 10 perform They owe IL 70 tina
they bear and to the services they may day be called
upon render TO msnsn the dignity of their position
and the union Of their family Whatever be the power
OF Louis Napoleon, 1t is still power without future
and reign without successor and, although We
acb nowledge predilection and form sxpec
taons those who the ancient monarchy of
France II would b. rash to affirm that among the
changes OF futurity tide may not again oat
the vessel now thrown so high upon the shore.
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Bank OF England
account 70 the act 9Th and ssh Victoria 80
80, for tho week ending Saturday Nov. ID, 1883 -
DEPARTMENT..
Notes iesued.. f29l07l6 Government debt FL l0 100
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ITO LADIES WHO ARE WELL EDUCATED AND
possess the other nseesaEy Regulations or the thestr
tor Of music AZ the Broadway theatre will receive few
pupils during the winter months fer finishing lessons In
ngpg and the other for the stage
Mr. g. Lube will reoeive personal applications At h resi-
dence, l22 WAverley place, daily. fr,m till ii A. n
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SPORTING, &c.
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PnTTT ~ sse lowest market price. For sale by LEEDS
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