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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28
IPoRATIoN NorIcR-pEPARrMENr OF REPAIRS

MIGRATION NOTICR-DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS
lind Supplies Oct g. lS63Sealed proposals will be
st the office Of the CSmmisonsr Of Repairs and sSp'
der 1885, at O'clock M. for the fitting up and fur
ling the U. s. Court Room, in the new Court House.
n6ers street. Also for the building OF house in Forty
h street. Eighth the of Hose Co. No
The plans Of the work required to be
and AL information in regard Their ito, be had at
|ce Of IL Superintendent OF Public Buildings, No "a
street. The estimates to be opened according to the
laded charter of 1853 N The Commissioner
light reject all any Of the estimates If deemed for
|3ARTHOLUHEW B. PURDY. Com. Of Rsp and Sup.
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RPORATIUN NOTICE-DEPARTMENT OF STREETS
and proposals will be received at the Of
If the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps esrner Of
nbers and Centre Streets until the 9th of November
at l. O'Clock NJ after which will be received, for
rag and reglazng the public lamps for the term of
from the date Of conrmato and approval of said
the work be done and executed under the direction
Of the Superintendent Of Lamps and Cas- at
III house No. I9 Mercer street. The estimates will be
icy opened at the Commissioners Office, in association
the Com at IL o'clock NJ OF the same day that
reception Of estimates cose per amended charter
on r. 1853 Blank estimates be obtained at the Of
the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps, OF
2bers and Centre streets.
HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR..
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
" York, October Is, 1853.
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Meeting with tho Pacific Nail steamship Co.. carrying the
AspinwaN and Panama The u s. Mail Steamship Company
intend despatch for Aspnwa Saturday, Nov bh a.
sailing douhlo;snsins steamship ILLINOIS Capt
Nail Steamship Company's steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS,
Capt L. Person. Through tickets fog California by these
The r..ss Of the sthmu: t the expense psssenger
ing the Isthmus be any
route to California For passage apply to CHAS WHIT
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gFIIPPING.


shiP ATLANTLS' lame: Wee ocam.aSsr; Th. steam
S:;i: r % S.s s.! sS
tor s s;as .'',,,s
II s;s';a;s s:i;s an.
Ma. ships asnpsns III. linz ara ss
ff4zaa4 fTc captain Captain s W..
hnITfcc - 80 'Csp ss Luce
These .hip: have been built by contract Especially for
'srves every care has been taken their
%
elegance and comfort
s:a ~; H. Of .s;:
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and x9o
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
PROPOSED DATES ron SAILING
ss:s::;;:! s: Is $:;;:;3:! E:!
ssI$$:y Pss @ wa::Sssy B D:s s.
For ';isS B;;;,S; street.
Co. H. s'E Rss sor. Dam. Do.
oE S1Sss!isi D. f bs1S Fl n.,-..
The these ships not be accountable for sold
Ss s:l:
Of therein expressed.
EvOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEs-THE UNITED
II States mail steamer HERMANN, e. Higgins U. s. NJ
commander will sail for Bremen touching Southampton
10 land the mails and passengers England France
on Saturday November 9th, from per No North river.
Price Of PASSAGE
IN arst capin main sA,oon. .$O
In hrst cabin lower saloon. 100
eaperisD oed surgeon attached to each steamer All
letters must through the Post Ooe Specie delivered
s
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamer GLASGOW tons, 400 horse powerJ Robert
Craig commander will leave New York for Glasgow
tnrday, November At o'clock First cabin saloon
staterooms 500 do. d. midshp d. us; cabin 500
third class, $2O-steward's fees included. Apply to
J. HeSYM0N, So Broadway.
TINE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company nten starting their favors steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
City Of Glasgow. Saturday, Oot 8.
CV OF Aancnester Saturday, Nov. 0.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City OF Glasgow. Wednesday Sept II.
City of Manchester Wednesday, Ost L.
Saloon $50, se5 and s55 tsooordns TO state Iccna)
limited number Of GLASS passengers will be taken,
and found with comfortably cooked provisions. ior
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain cer
oates and drafts the Bank Of Ireland in
of 81 sterling and upwards Handbs DO had the Of
foe Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
No. 10 Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Doors, SHOES AND RUBBERs, By TIN CASE or
dozen for cash ss.prisInS e see whss Massssss
refer all cash buyers A. D. GALE No IL Pearl stros1
for practical illustration Of this question.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR
u New Orleans via Havana, Saturday, Nov. 1.-THE
we'll known and favorite steamship EMPIRE CITY Capt
Henry Wnde. This steamer has been thoroughly overhaul
cd and Is fitted with boilers cabins and furniture
and now in every IN the most order She
street pier Rates Of passage Havana and New oreans
State BERTH SO sandee BERTH $50 berth
found $5 Passage can now BE- secured at the company
once Freight to New Orleans 40 cents cubi foot Specie
only taken freight to Havana Shippers will be supplied
with blank bills Of the form issued BY the company
bills Of ladng will be signed after the hour sailing For
freight apply at the office Of tho company III
West, csrner Of Warren street. H. 0. ROBERTS
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A CARp-EDWIN p. CHRIsTY, SOLE MANAGE
~ and proprietor Of Christys American Opera Ho1Sa
public that is tho only individual professionally cf
fact engaged rs performer in the Oh ENC.
plan Mnsrelsy Of the Of Christy in New ss
where at tho present period The original Chrstys ~
&. p. CHRISTIE,
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1IRANKENSTEIN'S PANORAMA OF NIAGARA WILL
very soon leave the city.-Exhibited at Hope Chapel
No. s every afternoon at o'clock every
F an s st parties Of three 81 % four
70 cents each See pamphlets the door,
principal hotels, and music stores.
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DUCKwHEATM AL-THREET THOUSAND PACKAGES
ID choice hulled buckwheat mosl comprising barrels
half barrels quarter and eighth do and boxes Bags 100
90 rs and l2 pounds carefully prepared packages. and
Smith Riehsrdson Florenss Hepeton and wi,ms brands
small packages and bags ORDERS with city reference will
meet with prompt attention. J. T. j. @. FROST, 1884,
Front street.
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ANrsGhESss.
BRqpa s.o.s TnEATREzE. A. MARSHALL so1 :
CIV. ''.. '' LAZY z o T'I Is e Sss'rn'd u
SaS. sisS X; H H:s'.s:.
ces1. ssss n.as. Si
''''A' ~ Re aSEa S saIsi ''...Ar' Barnard
hss.y M. D..ts' c.a@n, Mis-: .sys.s.
Mr.. aouser Miss 4. doassns ss,@
WALLAcK'sTHEATRE, BROADWAY. NEAR nRoonl
strsetmDoo5s open st 6, 70 eommeno: 81 s'SssS
~ '''A'.s' os'i MORNING 4 Nc Calf e IT'GI''~'a
or Edwnrd Ardent. Mr. Lsseoe
ssS SSs. q. 0ss s:;s; 1'
Sir Leicester Dedlosl, Bar nooo. Mr.. phu,,,.
:;yys s1 ss;::sss:
CBRIsTy's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE. mo- q
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Tho vol know" c8 ffifsaA sp' a #
THE MODEL TSoTPE o. i'i ThE WORLD.
,5es:n; popular style Of Eshop.n -
ps r s Ssy os ~ e.
amusement in New York ''''a'n' IN 'n' anna" Of p1
nss ss' sss;s:
notwhsansng the length time they hsSs
not ssr sas.s.s
shs,r merit for in the
tSs Of sps and standng not ~ q
Comprising versatile and talented oorps, Of expsrs,s
ss spa ana
Chri;sy sns,ssd performer representation o. -
Tx O'Clock. 'p'A - V, '''''A' ''-'
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q United States Mall line.-The Steamship ROANOKE
TOWN Captain Parrish every saturday. st4 O'Clock NJ
from pier Is North river The passen
these ships For freight apply
board, and for passageto
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TyANDEN AND ANB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILADlL-
~ phlA pier No l. North river.Two Limos daily q
10 A. N, and r. n Accommodation line ~ 10 A. n, By
s.e.mbo.s Trenton 70 South A%Sey cars 70
line 81 p NJ BY John Potter Anboy thence
direot Camden by through In four hours and half
r. n
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Manageable Accessory Transit Company Of
Nicaragua proprietors In advance Of the mail
6sW
tons buthen, will leave from pier North rivor
O'clock M precisely for San Juan del Norte, Satur
day. Novembsr Ssh with the new and favorite
ton These steamers unsurpassed in their ventilation
and daons For information passage apply
lyto CHAS. MORGAN, Agent, No. Slowing Green
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NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given the owner or owners
cted thereby that the following have been
pstsd by the Assessors and are odgeH IN 'ns
hsted y-For setting and gutter and Essex
let from Rivngton TO stanton street Inc limits en-
let's q ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
IN both sides Essex street, from Ryington to
ntor srset All persons whose interests affected by
above named assessments and who are opposed TO the
M in writing to the undersigned, ut their ooe, No.
Of Records within tn rty days from the date Of this
iee WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, )
moe pureau of Assessments Street Department. October
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AEORNIN0 LINE FOR ALBANY-LANDIN0 ONLY
M at Cozzens Dock (West Point, Newburg Pokeepde,
Knssson, Ca.sth and hudson Fare 81 70 Albany Neal
mus will leave the steamboat per at the foot Of Jay street
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday ~ O'clock NJ
and arrive In Albany In time for trains going can west
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&60O $3.50 $5o.-THREE PROFITABLE ExHIBI
~CUU tons for SALE sure fortune to person wishing
to travel South Sold because Of the firm
rily retire from the business ThJ is humhug Call
be satifed at 1856 Washington street, of Harrison
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY YRcH
ID Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train A. M-Threugh In four hours oenneQtna
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ~ O'clock 9ans
Mall train, "a. M.-ThrousA way trains n Il u. snS
BPM.
Express train, r. M.-Aooonmo dston train 80 r u.
Tarrytown, IL r. n. For Peekski 10 A. NJ - r. H.,
and6 p. N. For Poughkoepse A. n and 4:10 p. n Pas
engars aken ~ Chambers Canal Chrstophsr, Fourteenth
and Thirty -Arst streets.
Sunday from Canal street, Tor Albany and Troy
sAoppinS 81 all way stAtons -
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A CARD-GEORGE CHRISTY-AS PROFESSIONALS
a known for the last twelve years, in oonneotion -
Ethiopian minstresy-takes this method Of Informing ~
friends and the public, that he has formed
with Mr. H. Wood Of Minstrel Hall, ~ Broadway ana ~
hopes to meet his friends in that magnificent Co.
dious hall, IN his professional capacity Re hopes s
beavers to please will meet with that success which I'M
yorable and aatterng prospects promise No eaerS
his part will be .red to merit the patronage rensa0
public have heretofore accorded him.
GEO. N. HARRINGTON.
professionally known a. Georxe Chxi3u.
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the sale Of white sxide Of sinc by the
for the same and would invite the particular
eno the trade to its evident superiority others Of
American and its most successful competition
with Of foreign Dealers with confidence depend
upon always obtaining desired supply this paint which
will itself for purity great body, and
uniform Wilderness Prices md arranged the most
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|ORPOR TION NOTICA-PUBLIC NOTICE n HERk-
By Owen thal lsens hsys been presented z 4s Board
ed strssts = VtIn Elisabeth st. from Prince 70 Grand
set o IN Irsnkn street, from sixty feet Of Centre
70 Jsersos sIresL and from Jefferson TO kontgomsry
s.s also from y the w:ss: In:
ortynh street; also, Altitisn for basin and culvsrs
khe southwest corner OF Futon and West Streets ALSO
utsn for the extenon Of the in sttsry place. TO
south .do Of Pier No. 1t the westerly side Of West
All persons interestsd In the above Of them
having obsconS thereto requested to the
be- q writing 70 the Contract Clerk At this sfce, on or
|pre Saturday, October 18th, 1858
|hE0. r. DE- FOREST Acting President Croton Aque-
!. W. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer duct Board.
rotten Aqueduet Department. Oct. 49, 1858.
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T,URL'S BRASS BAND ARE PREPARED TO FURNmu
music for target excursions, balls parties serous10
49, with any number Of ns.ruments at the shor.et noS
Apply Days music store 4l9 Grand street, N. r, e
Turl. 20 Grand street, Williamsburg.
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLANTATION MILO-
dies No Containing all tho new songs under ths a.
thorty Of E. p Chrsy, Esq Is his day published
sale by FISHER BROTHER, "a Chatham strsst.
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MUSICAL.

ITALIAN LADY, WELL KNOWN PROrE500a
a Of singing possessing voice of tho highest -
pss musical talents Of the highest ORDER Speaking
singing in English as well rs in ITALIAN wishes obSan
Soprano, Herald oficc,
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NEW MUsIc.-"IHE PRIMA DONNA vALsE,w N
played by Julien the only edition whore the coas 4
Hungarian Polka by Thomas Baker cent?; GasrdSs
Spirts words by James Simmouds, music by Thomes -
ker cents Give me Kiss" by tho same author -
composer eentsnese Two songs ase becoming sxcseA1
happy now, dear mother" Row the Boat" and Ksa1S
Cry by B. Woodburys25 cents each. Published By ~
RACE WATERS 333 Broadway tae great depot for f. -
bert Co.'s pianos, s. D. II. W. Smiths nioodeons -
Mart uuitara
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WE SOLICIT AN INSPECTION OF OUR SILKS, MERI
w nos, cashmeres muslin do lanes vaenciss and wooen
pds together with great variety Of fabrics and de-
signs in styles adopted in Paris. A. KERR CO.,
767 Broadway, three doors below Ninth street.
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DERHl MS GIFT TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
Foa sale at the
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 539 BROADWAY
From A. u. to 10 p. M. daily
Good for four admission and n gift.
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- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
steamer GLASGOW S62 tons 400 horse powerJ Robert
snrday Noys%bsr - o'clock noon First cabin saloon
third GLASS; $2o-steward's fees included. Apply TO
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IIOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
il Mail Line The and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
g. Woodhsl will leave Saturday, October 49, from
pier No. 4 North river Apply to
f' SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, No. Is Broadway.
The ALABAMA George r. Sohonck, leaves on Wed.
nesday, Move mber Through tickets from New York to
Jacksenyile $31; PilAtkn, S3a
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a be exchanged for other good property the magn
cent cabaisc magcians) apparatus in the world. Will
prove fortune to any person who will devote his time
the exhibition the owners Ill health hcng the obstacle
The purchaser either the services magician
Of talent he can BIO taught the art himself Apply
KAYE, IS Dey street.
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pn1LAnELPHIA MARKET.

PutLADELpHn. Friday Evening, October a.
Cotton dull and prices in fayorof tuyers. The
aonT market IS somewhat unsettled under the ia
Vo o advices by the Canada, and holders have
put up prices twenty-five cents per barrel. A
nort st SLIP, which is now the general asking
rate. There is fair inquiry for city consumption
In rye -four, no transactions. Corn meal sold last
evening at 1898 per barre! for fresh ground, and
oT,r;rg Sales of @ 600 bushels red at I45c., and
white at 1916. per busheI. Rye wanted but none
coming in. Corn is held for an ADVANCE on yes.
terdays quotations, Whisky has advanced; 81
cents is now demanded for bbls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15

THr YELLOW FEvER IN TExAs.-By advices from
Galveston to the I'd inst, we learn that there had
bssu 10 preceptible decline in the yellow fever
aers; and that 40 deaths had occurred during the
tard,ys ending the 26th ult. The News says the'
t.,verage deaths are about ten day, Among
f: victims is H. H. Smith, editor of the Journal.
En-. R. T. Wheeler was lying ill. The weather
hsome time past had been cool and unusually
Peasant The City Council of Galveston had
Psndsi the quarantine ordinance as to vessels pay
Ing ta1 of one dollar each passenger, from and
'iter the LIST inst. AT Indianoln, during the last
fte weeks, there had been SO deaths, but the dis
ease is now ubating. The is also prevailing
toa slight extent at Victoria. AT Houston there
TrEe IS deaths for the three days ending on the
2S.hult. .l.9rr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15

AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL FAIRs.-Chas.
Wellington, Esq, has notified tile Agricultural
Society and Mechanics Institute. of Maryland
that round trip tickets will be issued' and articles
hE1hibition carried free of charge on the Wash
irgion steamers, for which he is agent.
A.W. Eichelberger, Esq, President of the Han
owe; Railroad Company, has also given notice to
tie Societies that that Company will grant all the
privileges which may be afforded by the Baltimore
and Susouehonna Railroad Company, with which
its connecied, which, we doubt not will be OF
tie most liberal character.
The Eastern Shore Steamboat Line, (Hugh Jen-
tas and Osiris, the Ericsson Line to Philadelphia
md to Richmond and Petsrsburgh Line Of Steam :
bats, have likewise notified the Societies, that the
tsiities granted on former occasions will be ex=
ssdsd as usual this fall.
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Hungarian Raslm, which heals the affected membrane,
'e- :, 0O-'E' REMEMBER THIS.
diseases and cheated outset viii
sooner or later terminate in death,
/ PAIN IN THE SIDE.
This distressing symptom OF consumption arises from
Inflammation OF the Lungs the membrane called the
either case II is very dangerous indication Of disease
The cause OF this symptom should be removed at oneo
anti nothing possibly effect that object speedily aud
| happily as the HUNGARIAN BALsAM.
/ LIVER COMPLAINT.
In OF Consumption this LIVER always or
Infected and also tie Spleen Pleura and small intes.
tines The effect of tho Hungarian Balsam in diseases OF
The Liver unattended by consumption, is speedily cured
- WINTER COUGH.
OLD PEOPLE, and invaids in low STATE Of health is
most happily affected by the Bllsnm Itremoves all NOR
bid mucs and other foul matters improves tc digestive
organs. and imparts new life to tho wan and emaciated
system.
Bronchitis, difficulty OF breathing. harsh cough Shiny
WIN ell Other symPG. causes ~ Am a.,
directly and specifically affected by the use OF this adj
nTable remedy Be warned i'll time, ye afflicted and em-
p'0y 'n'S T fIjIasiS 5SLss ON THE LUNGS.
ga rs e9 s6 on
Lungs Incredible this generally esteened we have
that such is it's direct and in
all there natural organic defect In fact
the worst form Of this disease That he boldly declares it
will Tube cuOus disease and confidently solicits
$50 - 80 EXPLOITATION.
Free EXpectoraUn is the most Important object 10 be
attained in all attempts TO diseases of the Chest and
Lungs.
| Tie Hungarian Basam is G reat Expectorant 1t dis
solves tile morbid diseased matter in the air passages,
changes ii from thick gutinous substance TO thin harm
less substance, thin fluid, and throws 1t OF with the
greatest possible and comfort 10 the patient There
is better medicine in the wOCd Tits expeetorant quail
lty be considered.
Smpleor sPasmOdic Asthma has 10 better remedy than
the Hungarian Balsam This painful and destructive al
lection. which rcsists almost everything else, yields TO the
all powerful influence OF This remedy, readily as
any other form OF PeCtoraI di Scase.
| CONSUMPTION.
Consumption has been very graphically described as "a
Shrinkilg Of Dues Self The Hungarian Basam, by
its cleansing warming, sOenng al amimatinG power,
produces not shrinking, hut eLPdtsion!
before its delightful inusnCe, all chls, fever, night
sweats, buenesS o. the nails hot, flushed skim an IN
certain strength emociaton and decinedlsapPear Ike
the poisonous dews Of night before the glorious morning
sUn This is no deus:On but demonstratve iaot AID
sustained by inconeshe pool from all parts of the
BE WISE TO-DAY.
Delay any constructive tendency is emphati-
cay Death, under all ordinary treatment The HTnga'
TIVE. II you have any symptoms above desctbee' be
! r. w. DYOTT & SONS, 1872 North Second st. Phladel.
pia agents the United States, and British Amer
lean Provinces whom all future orders must be address
ed. Also sale by druggists generally.
Als0--Ior sale by b. A. FAHNESToCK & Co.
senf7;staw Pittsburgh Pa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15

DARING ROBBERY AT PErERsDURo.-Th Peters
IN, tva.) Express states that on Monday afternoon
Il, Mr.. Henry Davis, of that city, at the re-
a.st of the cashier of the Exchange Bank, took in
aygs brown leather valise, containing about
aLOOO in notes for the purpose of conveying it to
bank in Richmond. Upon arriving at the de-
ri and while assisting some ladies' from carriage,
ipIored boy stepped up, apparently about eigll-
a*n years of age, and remarked in familiar way,
Dlastet Henry, let me hold the valise, while you
,Hst the ladies'" Mr.. D., not suspecting, hand
las boy the valise, and assisted the ladies from
ascauiage. He Immediately turned round to re-
e:ire the valise, but the tlief had darted out Of
his sight, and has not since been seen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15
DIR, Gordon Harris,
CRAnITATE OR HAMRRIIlH

y GRADUATE VI GAMBRlDGE.
FFICE-IIatimore Lock IniirmaTy, No. 81 south Gay
" street opposite the Exchange Buildings baltimore.
practical experience of 20 years enabes DIR. H.
20 insure sound and speedy IN certain class OF Dis
cases. which have long been yielded by regular rhys
cians to tile hands OF may be consulted con-
fdenally, either in person or BY letter.
Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
confidential remedies sent by mall to part ofe u
See advertisement OIL fourth page. apr4-1y.
= TForeign ExChnnEe, Foreign Exchange.
I'd ERSONS wishing to remit Toney to England, Ireland
:. or Scotland, in amounts rom& upwards can find a
safe, quick and cheap medium through . - 80
4 EDWARDS, SANFORD & co.
t!3sfaf EsiqE.t N PIGMAN, Agent,
net3tt RClure House.
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D1sAsTERs an SEA.

BosroN, Oct. 14.-The barque Plympton, from
Pictou, loaded with coal for Boston, foundered at
sea ON the 3Othult. The crew were saved.
The steamship Ross, employed by the Govern
tou in the gale on the Both. Crew saved.
Morrisey, who fought prize fight with Yankee
Sullivan on Wednesday afternoon, has since died
of the injuries receiyee.