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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINZ,
IN via Nicaragua tie Accessory Transit Company Of Nj
earssua, Propresors Through in advance Of the mall
Only line giving through tickets the Ihmus
Ing The double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST
oooh Ursoas p san sn S AL Nor ON ry Sa
day NSyember ~ connecting With the new and fayorits
Nicaragua Transit route, having but twelve mes Of land
transportation These steam are In their
sage apply only to
CHARLES MORGAN, Aren't, No. s Bowling Green.
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DIss0LUTION:-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO:
- fore existing between the undersigned
Stuart Kemp Co.. this day dissolved by mutual consent
The unsettled business Of ths firm will be attended by
VIM. A. Stuart and J. X. Hora. who ohsrged wi tho
settlement Of the Same. WIN II. STUART,
H. r. KEMP,
New York, Nov H. 1853. j.. HORA.
The undersigned will continue the merchant tailoring
clothing hereafter at tho Stuart Kemp
Co.. 4S3 Broadway. under tho ma and style Of VIM H.
Stuart Il Co. WIN. II. STUART,
j. X. HORA.
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AsTROLOGY.


fyLAIRvoyANcE-BY MRS fE sn.c..as, mns;c.i -
sssn. .srsoyas may "; W. sha Ssss s!s
M object sought aer once 10 Spring stres
NEAR. the Bowery.
1TRS PREWsTER FROM a ~. hsr ~.
Az me- iovs and law matters, Interpreting dreens -
~ ,9 al ths name Of the lady gentlmAn they Vail 100
iso Vbs names Of the vbitr:e k9siasnce Sfsss -
~. zT.WTN. RTNOWNHD IN EUROPA Io9 II
M siiii IN fersssins We fssurs. ass ssxivsS- -
r.ots Srssms law matters AID loye b. Asstoes 49,
.S sctcnes and Sella 70 ladies aud gshtenen me Aee
shn nsrsous shsy will marry, also the name ~ nk 49,,
Tss AVN epssss thu English. frsreh aAa @srnaa -
ruarss Rssiasose % Rtvirssou ssree M usus nssx -
tsvsey IAAAss. ~ ssaN; ssA>ssAsA f.
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sSis PACfrl4L= UNITED STATES NAIL srFAN.
VIII depart With tie Mye esnnaadse-ThIs stsamship
Sers6 e The fsot Il Csnai sr 81 u o'clock NJ dom her
having unequallsd n,sshs Or passage
fort, apply 10 EW,D. x. COLLIkts{snee and com.
Passengers are requested TO DO board street.
The steamship Baltic VIII succeed Me PaeihA- y.
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DISSOLUTION.-THE EXPRESS FIRM OF PARISEN
~ x King is this day dissolved. ". b. PARISEN.
Tho business will be continued by w. B. Arisen and due
notice given Of future arrangements.
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COPARTHRRsHIP NOTIONS.

nOPARTNERSHIP-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
entered I'M copartnershp under the and firm
of Sanc Burre for the Of glassware
business, in all its branches, at No. Plat street
JOHN SLANE,
Nov. IL, 1855 HENRY II. BURRILL
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sormAnce9 viii commence half an hour after.
RARNUs's AMERICAN MysEUx-r. =. BARNyx
otsss III IN laasos RzE 5SssiTs,a'
in ''' parts S SHss5'f TOYS CABIN,
expressly fsr essaSshnsns ~ d J. GenS.y ESQ from
BE- Ha'f .es hs
s1iss @ ~
noyIss MIC Of the most beautiful and
Ey.sv Iyrs,ss ;ns WEE At O'CLOCK .,p Also Q.
WEDNESDAY A'D U HgfD ToHs c CABIN AT ~ 0'I0oA
matte Company in America numbering over hy persons
1''i P:s sw''''l' His.Eiy A Ssss.ss
S SIs ssss.i ssssss:li' q: cis;s.
Mise. Mstsyer H ess,ls;%y SGs.nSsi
Bishop, G M!,.as Flynn Flynn
Thurstcn, Brown, Horn,
sen.s s
matte version Of MIRA Stoves book ha. has ever been put
onssd IN KiSS.ls Bossen Museum over
and ma
THREE nvrpasD THOUSAND CITIZENS or NEW ENGLAND,
hr'pr'''ns' s'u' sInE NssFS AS IT'S.
barbarities. .
while does not foolshy and upjustly elevate the
aeHs s1hSs sars Of lie n South
absurdy representing the ignorant slave of
all the polish Of e drawing ROOM and the refinement Of the
educated whites.
And instead Of turning away audience In tears the
author has wisely consulted dramatic taste by having Virtue
triumphant AZ last and after al it's unjust suerings miser
les and deprons conducted to happiness by the hand Of
Rim who watches over all 49,
In . word, this drama deals with
FACTS, INSTEAD OF FrcrI0C.
It instead Of the passions aud
truth Is powerful than will the impression Of
be saluary than those Of based
fanatcism without reason, and zsal without know
On the other Afternoons the week. 81 O'clock remark
ably dvtng and oomieal performances for which the
Admittance to the whole Museum-to sec the living
Grafes Bearded Lady the Halls OF StatuaFy, the
Picture Gallery the Natural History Department. the
Chinese Saloon andthe Cosmorama Rsems to- as well
seats parquste Secured seats in the
Dress cents which DO obtained during the day
WASHINGTON CIRCUS. CORNER OF THIRTY.
wv ninth street and Sixth avenue.-ho0ro. Thompson
engagement ofthe great Southern Clown,
Equestrian Gymnastio and Acrobatio performances every
evening and and Saturday If, ernoons by
SPLENDID TROUPE,
comprising the most talented names In the United States
Hi st tima Of mclo dramatic afterpece entitled
LOS GUERILLER0S:
Or, Captain walker and the Gresser.
SSmiasion 10 all part. q ths house. rs cents.
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2TEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y Toe 0lseSow and New York Steamship Company's now
a tons 600 hS5ss ,s Rsb.
,wsd.ssSay J.ngs5y s - colock noon First cabin
third class. s2S-ssswaxd's fees included ApRlyto
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E0R BREMEN,aTHE BREMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
II GERMANIA, Capt L. w. Bremen, will leave for Bre
men on Tuesday November o. at II o'clock noon from
pier No % North river Price Of PASSAGE first $780,
second cabin $685. No freight will be taken Saturday
November a. For freight Or pass, ssssYe apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

n GILBERT WILsoN,THE AMERICAN PROBES.
street Brooklyn Heights-Opon every day and evening"
New classes arc now forming Tuesdays and Fridays
most excellent dancers By very few lessons.i :,
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MADAME BARBER, NATIVE OF PARIS. HAS CON-
M menced class for French versaton, for these
wish the practice Of it, also class for those
Call Ne Amty street first private house from Broad
way, from to 8 and to9P. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

n v. WESC0TT, AUCTIuNEER. WILL SELL THIS
~. Gay ny auction at 0a o'clock, a. 2S Eighth avenue.
Twenty ninth ard lhr,eth streets large sssort
bedding feather BEDS mattresses &c two cooking
also sot OF saloon furniture, denohns bar &c. Sale
positive. - - 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

NEo. CHRISrY 1 WOODS MINSTRnLS. NO. ~
" Broadway, above Howard street.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
DANCES NE0KO DELINEATIONB,
BURLESQUES, ETC., ITO.
Doors open 81 OK; commences At7K o'clock.
GARD.
George Christyas known ff Aha Last twelve
years In ennectloA With Ethiopian minstresysakes This
method ofnformin9 his friends and the public that he has
Termed eopartnorship wsh Mr. Wool Of Minstrel Hsn.
and hopes meet his friends In that magnificent and
odious hall In his prosesonal capacity He hopes his
yorahe and Masserns prospects now promise No eor on
public have heretofore accorded him: -
GEO. N. HARRINGTON,
professionally known ~ George Christy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

IRON BEDSTEADs wARERO0Ms.-CHEAP SPRING
Mattress and Bedding DepotThe best beds for health
economy, convenience 10. Iron bsdsteads al szes, -
% $40 Also, the elastic fsls beds. pillow DO. n b.
Prince etreoA
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MIsCMLLANNOUo.

C00 BARRELS NEW SALMON, 1000 LBS. NEW
NOU Hslda. smoked salmon COG boSs: new smoked ed
bbls new maekerel, No ZOO bbls No. 200 bb. No.
maokeyel 900 kegs Dutch herrings, for sale by
NELSON, WELLS 4 CO., 81 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

DUCKLEY,S OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL SIS
ID Broadway near the PRESCOTT Ho1se.open every
the Oldest established and most talented company exist
eDce being the to introduce harmony Into Ethiopian
Burssque Operas &c Do likewise all Operate chcruses
pense Of labor and talent by Buckeys Serender The
the honor Of announcing that the Concerts
this company win still be conducted In its present fash
able tyle"fun without vulgaryn Concert commences 81
TX O'Clock. Admission, % cents
BUCKLEYS, PROJECTORS.
r BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
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DUBIOUS ROOFS. L. vANDEwATER, AUG
ID tioneer will SELL Saturday Nov 49, ~ 10 O'Clock, hya
sinths tulips narcissus, gladioius 40 Vandersohoot
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TKNRY H. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT H.
will ael at auction. Iriday Il a

Leeds Go. will sell at auction, Friday Nov. 49, at
~ o'clock M at the saesrooms No. Wall street.-The
wines brandics GIN &c. by order of receiver being
rete Of Madeas sherres ports clarets and champag
nes AZ 70 Ne sou wtnqu. reserve eopfisns nrs shade
sherres Amontado and Here's Begbeeder and
otherpure juice Paris and London dock port tablet and
binary aud caIets also ~ baskets quarts and pnts
Champagne La Glofo very superior article Also 20)
b0tte Schiodam GIN just arrived Also large assert
naent Of une Havana and imported Of dhesens
brands to suit purchasers in quantity The attention Of the
trade hote and consumers especially called to SALE
~ being positively without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

MRS. A; LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL. AT NoNTA-
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at So O'clock Mrs
L. assisted by her daughter Matneos dansantes exolu
siyely pupils and patrons Private classes schools
instructed Address Ne 48 Livingston street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, SOLAR LAMPS
" grandoles, marble and china vases, DO Also silver
plated German silver casters baskets table forks and
horn handle table cutlery, trays, &c. MORGAN Ia Will
liam street. between Fulton and Ann streets opposite
hurch.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

nAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADRL-
~ phia from p!cr No. North rvsrTwo lines daily At
steamboat Irento1 south Amboy cars 70 Bosdentoxn
svcss linz ~ ~ " snsmhosa John Potter a xbox
lhenoe direct 10 Camden BY through hours and
shsit r9sssa Rssusains leave Phiadslpkia n 10 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-TdE BA-
lance Of the stock Of furs every article the
Line. 6us vctorines boas cufs sleigh robes gents
coats sle9hng caps, foot NUTS &c., &c all fresh manufao
tured goods VIII be sold at auction without Sa
the central Sales Wiloughby and Pearl
streets the City Hail. Brooklyn Sale posiv with
MIR 0ard IN thar
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nANCING ACADEMY, NO. WASHINGTON PLACE
Madame Grayicr Dssjardins hegs inform pupils
3k O'Clock NJ usual For particulars ap ey ct M.
dame Gs residence 10 Wooster ST. Wash ngon square,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAK.
ship Company intend starting their favorte
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
C;tyy ~ 1sncHs.t;..r. 80 ''''.....'.
FROM LIVERPOOL,
Saloon 500 S6s ana SIS; iaooordipg 10 state rooms
limited number OF third class taken
and found with Comfortably cooked provisions. for
Parties wishing bring out their can obtain oertH
cat passage and drafts the Bank OF ireland sums
Of FL sterling upwards Handbs can be had ct the
o6ice Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent, Is Broad way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey RaroadUned States and Express lines,
through four hours Leave Esv York iocs q Cor.na a
81 50 A. NJ Via Kensngtsn and A. n, and
so and $50 r. ~ from shs foot Of Walnut street, Fare
cm Phadphia Through tokes sold and passengers and
through baggage carried for Baltimore washngtcn Norfolk
Srains and connection eersan with extra trains behal
before the trains leave.
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A UCTION NOTICE-BY WIN W. sHIRLEY-ON FRI.
day Noysmber - At 10 O'clock $40 lots and packages
wines dscanters bowls &c. general assortm ,nt worthy
the notice Of retailers and grocers.
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EoR LIvKRP00L-STAAMsHIP ANDKsyR. T. MOO
die. Ccnnsndes. Ihe new and powerful steamer Win
Picket dock = Jsrssy City saturday ths I'M
Of December Passage money for t class only
Ger whom there sxesent s00 Including
provisions and stewards fee but without quors
ratea Apply 70 u CUNARD. No. Bovins CrseS
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lSMARt q GoLtA . 90. Ne. = Wan stzsst.
Yctolree, Paris; OF
GEORGE a. DRAPIK HnyIG
hs ofthsse ships VIA net Be aseeanNab see ReYa
yss bullion specie lewsp, precious gsnss, medals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

TyOGNAC BRANDY, CHAMPAGNE, ETC., AT AUG.
" tion-This day. at los O'Clock, At 81 Dey street.
Green wch, maple champagne, In pints
quarts raisns prure brandy GIN sesars two quarters
cognAc, bonded warehouse warranted In lots
suit. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

ZINC PAINT.-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR
the sale Of white oxide Of ano manufactured by the
and Lehgh Zinc Company are prepared to 70
tention trade to its evident superiority others Of
American manufacture and s most successful
with the best Of foreign Dealers with depens
always obtaining desired supply this paint which
will be found to recommend itself for purity body and
uniform whitenes Prices and arranged the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

" ready TO supply at their depot, AZ Broadway,
window, coaeh car picture and daEuereetype glass; also
winter than Any made in this county being equal French
Ing great request In color and strength
Prices moderate being nearly low American
glass Ordinary orders executed twelve fourteen days
Of any size thickness. l. C0LBURN, AGENT dspos II
Broadway
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"A UCIIoN NoTIcE-H. WILSON. AUCTIONEER, WILL
"a SELL this day at l0 O'clock Spruce street. Brus-
Gel; carpets tables chairs feather beds hair
paintng crockery glassware &e Also prime old
BRANDY 9W bottles do, gin port wine 5000 Havana
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INRANCONIS HIPPOBROME.-GRAND DISPLAY OF
IL the Classic Games.
REAPPEARANCE OF M)Ns HENRI FRANC0NI,
After abser of two y onths.
THE GREAT ENGLISH SrEEPLE CHASE
Continued afternoon and evening.
First appearance In two months Of the famous HORSES
J0HNSTER AND BAYARD.
In oil their superb exercises by Mons. Franconi.
Boxes 50 oents Pit, Is CENTS. Reserved Seats 81. o.
lored Boxes, 20 cents.
Doors open al half PAST and quarter before Z Per-
sormAnces viii commence half hour sitter.
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estate in Jersey City At aucon.Wil DO sold at auc
tion, this day, Nov. IT, at O'Clock the promises
the valuable lots buildings situated Prospect
street. the railroad crosSg and within i've minutes
walk Of tho ferry The above we'll calculated for
factory OF most kind For particulars inquire OF the
Auot0neer No. Al Montgomery street, Jersey City.
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DY GEORGE W. LORD 4 CO STORE $50 BROAD
~ way directly opposite Thomrsons saloon and Books
dry sale of fufs-On Tuesday and Wed
nssday mornpgs November 22d and entire stock
ported expressly for Broadway sales including
variety Of nuds vctornes cuffs capes, boas, Sleigh
rags and lap robes &c The attention Of ladies parcu
larry called TO this sale.
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INSTRUCTION.

CARD.-THE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED FIVE
"A years by the American Institute for the best specimens
hand ex bed at the great fairs of that
institution-Over B. Godsmiths academy Of
street. New York Cards containing full particulars may
often service in developing the capacities Of
pill than the most protacted lessons Of rioT teacher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

NEW YORK TO MONTREAL. O0DENsBUR0, BUR
IN Ington and 81 Johnsbury, via New Haven Spring
asld Bellows Falls Rutland, Windsor White River Well!
River, Montpelier g. Abans and Rouses Point Ticket
oces New Haven RAILROAD, corner broadway and Canal
snd Twenty sixth street and Fourth avsnuc. Baggage
'A''~'s tSRANcrs HYDE ArsrA IN sossn s,rss>
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9. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-GEORGI W. LORD
a. Co.. Auctionesrs, store $50 Breadway.-Aucon sale
q entire s.OSi Of picture dealer mirrors Paintns.
sale two superb French plate mirrors xl nohes OF
high cost and we'll worthy examination. VIVA be Ar
ranged for exhibition on Wednesday.
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RUBLICAVxONEs
u WcstThe only me that this grcas picture has bssa
engraved and will be found in Godsys Lsdys Book fsr
December Coored fashions The Christmas Party and
crochet also in December MOI embrca
ETY. for petcoats brodee scospag tbs talma and We
t. Embroidery Of various kinds capes and csps brsa
patterns braided slippers; for
&C. Single Copies OF Christ Healing the Sok ON hns paR
for framing be had for SO CENTS For sale w
Brother 43 Ann streets Dewitt Davenport, 100 ana ~
Nassau street, strnger & Townsend, 222 BroadwaE
vyKLIHTTNEs HISTORY OF THH CITY q 49,
srhscrir.ions sent 20 the author No. CITY Hall pesWs
70 publication, will DO supplied from sns "s "a'' r.
o. per volume
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-06
LATEST NAIL NEWS.
GEORGIA ELECTION.

SAVANNAH. Oct. AN election was held in this
state Yesterday for Governor, members of Con
press and of the State Legislature In this Chat
lam County Democratic Senator and two Demo
cratic members to the lower House chosen. but
Barton Whiy. has $40 majority for Congress- Ia
Muscogee county a Democratic Senator asd TWO
Wing members of the lower House are elected.
The candidates Tor Governor were Charles }. yeh-
kins Union Wing, and II. V. Johnson, Dem. The
following is the vote, as Tar heard from, com
pared with the vote in 1919, when Towns, Derrl
was elected by over 1900 majority
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MORTIMORE's BITTER CORDIAL

u II
WI AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRIcE e1 PEE
BoTrLE-Physicians Of the first standing In the me-
deal profession and prescribe u as the most efec-
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD FURTHER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases or complaints brought on By sedentary
habits exposure adgestion torpid state Of the live
er impurities of the blood, now look upon this con.
DIAL as most mysterious and magical Y iis nsannf
In the treatment and cure Of Neuraigs, 6eneni De-
billy and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia OF images
ton, Loss Of Appetite, Acidity OF the Stomach Nef
vous Headache, or Flow Of Blood % the Hssd. Coo
fiyeness or Irregularities the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Pains Misery in the Side or Region of the Hear
Flafulesey Depression Of Spirits Palptaon Of the
Heart ~ncat Breathing, SINKING sezssfssns rros.
tons. Numbness Of the Flesh Limbs Didicslfor
Profuse Expeeforation, Night Sweafs, Dseasese the
Heart, or Affections Of the Lungs Jsundlce Dssssee
Of the Organs Of Nature which cause painfa
larities. especially with Females. produeln4 Dsnn
and Prostitution of the Nervous System. Pale o. -
'0M Mo SSa'Rssolsp BITTER CORDIAL j. pun.
used in any state ofheath even By the most denes
female or child.
w " AIExAspEx & Co. Proprietor No.
clay street. fAssor House, New York
fT- Remember that se sell a wholesale sna rss.
that most sss ssss - esas 81 sk,o
ME. no difference how bad the sasst q how ienN
sssndinx This Il Morfimore.e RHEUMATIC CO.
POUND. which ssxy,ass,s s ~ snsa as n n
Ia lreasv cured thousands who had long hcsn Grip
riss The evidence Ii most overwhelming and con-
ssineans, sissn BY vast numbsfso oa most -
cali and lei cireuss, and reas the Letters aaaess
tifeetes OF your friends kn< those around yoa 80
had long suffered. bun who have ksea restores g
pfF ss a asi y Il; rDD co. A.sss
Ter Richmond. ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDTN L APPERsON

DUbLlC SALE Ot LAND In HEN
4 RICO, FOUR AND A HALF MILES BELOW
klCHMOND.-The subscriber offers for sale his val
liable FARM, situated on the Osborne Turnpike, Il
miles from Richmond containing about 400 acres one
half cleared the balance well set in oak and pine.
The cleared land 10 in high state of improvement
and Is well adapted to the culture of corn, wheat,
oats and the grasses. Ii takes clover finely
With small outlay In the purchase of manure,
from one to two thousand bushels Of wheat and from
. to 800 barrels of corn annually be made. The
improvements consist of comfortable dwelling
house with six rooms, kitchen, smoke house, dairy;
together with the usual out houses.
There is splendid apple orchard. embracing from
the forwardestto the latest kinds also abundance
of other fruit trees.
The health of the place is equal any in Virginia
and the society decidedly good. It is seldom that
farm combining SO many advantages, being within 40
s very susceptible of division, Astounding in springs
OF the purest water in every part of the Farm but
being very anxious TO SELL for the purpose of locating
near some seminary of learning, / viii sell great
bargain. deem 1t useless 10 give more minute des-
crption, any person wishing TO purchase will, of
course, first view the premises.
If do not sell before the 10th day of October
privately-of which due notice will be given-I will
then expose the Farm 10 public auction that day if
fair If not the next fair day thereafter
plat of the land be in the Office of
Messrs Goddin Apperson; and for the terms, &C.,
apply either to them or the subscriber.
RO. B. LYME.
Address-Richmoad, Va.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR THE RE
LEASE OF KoszrA-The n. Y. Times has tele-
graphic despatch from Albany, dated Monday, the
Sd, which states that Secretary Marcy and Cheva-
lier Hulsernann were both in that city; that they
had been close:ed together whole forenoon; and
a rurnor had leaked out that they had agreed upon
arrangements for the release ofKoszta. The terms
are that he Is to return to this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-06
ARRIVAL. OF THE CRESCENT CITY

NEW York, Oct. 5.-The Crescent City arrived
at her wharf last night. She brings 100000 in
gold. She also brings news of difficulty at the
Chincha Islands between the ship Defiance and the
Peruvian authorities The Captain of the Defiance
was forcibly taken from his vessel and chained by
the feet on board the guard ship. At last accounts
ne was reported dying