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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.


In the las, weeks under the supern'cndence OF MY
Herbert the graei,c work Of the monument on the Capo!
square has made considerable progress The beautiful Pc
e,al. for the Eagles and the large inscription stones with
the name of W,shn gton deeply cut together with one
HIGHER course have been put up There other cuGrscs G
stone cut which will be in their proper places As ne
structure rises cXccs general admiration MI Cra"!oo
at Rome progressing we'll with the bronze statues AN
artist of talents and accomplished taste now IN onc'
ri,es 10 his family in Boston that M Crawford is hard
at work on the great Washington Monument Tor Virginia.
and doing il grardly His studio is counted as one o
the principal Rome; and that is saying great deal "here
there are 80 many
IN connection with this subject, gives sincere
Measure 10 cpub from Norfolk Argus the following
heauui and noble tribute TO young Virginia artist IN The
recen, Lecture of G. T. r. James, Esq the British Consul
al that place Proceeding show the intimate connection
which exists between literature and the arts and sciences
the lecturer reinarks
ADMIN il we turn TO sculpture place ourselves before
one of the pieces oi the chse; we gaze on inc
marble image Of the Python singing God or contemplate
with wondering admiration the Venus ot the edcl or De-
hold the scupu,ed agony of the LAGOON T look upon the
nutonss and everlasting tragedy Of Niobe as she STANDS
ri,h her sraut.red children hc feet where Is the
heart cold Ill irresponsible, as not TO iec mat nc
has poem o"ia his cycs-a poem written on inc lafoc
Nav 10 you who me might put the question: Did ever
an Anacrcon himself produce swcctcr lyric an your own
Young GAIT has chisecd IN his baccranie
cannot Quit This theme without saying word or two more
He has achieved feat which few if any have ever ACCOM-
psed before There is something in the hard liked nature
of the material which the sculptor works that adapis TO
the expression Of passion in its extreme Agony, scon,
dsdan intense ge the grace which depends on pose and
lines a that persistent aud Profound we have often
seen caught aud pcltifcd under the chsr But tie hight
and cvanescent expressions sprnging from what Byron
beautifully lhr lightning of the mind are more d!i
cult 10 fix upnu the unvaryng stone; and is in This that
GAIT may say almost stands alone in past or present
times In looking his Bacchante it is not IN" beauty
of the features graceful turn, the exquisite contour.
but il ia the and delicate but distinct and expressive
smile that most strikes usthc spirit OF suhducd Joyiuncss-
the ready laugh dawnfng the lips WE'LL my friends,
NAV you be proud OF this young artist whose genius,
even il il achieved nigh; make III: fame of great
er city than Norfolk Sculpture assucdy say is poe
,ry So i, il with every of the fine is with
the pictures of Raphael Michael Angelo Gndo, Cor.
regso-so with the sunny mcdatve landscapes Of Claude
d. with the deep and solemn woods and ruin
apes q Pu.Ssin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03

EXCHANGE BANk.-A, meeting OF the Board OF Di.
rectors Of the Branch the Exchange Bank OF Virginia
1ou.y elected President Saturday selected the dis.
count day. s f :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03

NEWSPAPER OFFICE MOBBED
BosToS May ga great exctemen, was created early
this morning by the destruction of printing Office mob
entered the Office of paper called the Life in Boston, de-.
soyed the furniture and threw tho type in the
great crowd collected 10 witness the scene.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03
MISCELLAN EOUS.


Notes and lamentations 10 the r Of Shaksptdres Rays
from carly manuscript corrections in copy OF me fot0
1892 in the possession of j. Payne Collier Esq., r. ,. n
(Red6eld Nassau ST, New York, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30

AN AFFECTING SsGET.--AN INSANE GIRL IN
CnANsYes e-day, girl of seventeen years, who had
been in jail since Saturday, raving maniac, was
brought to tho court houss and put into the
of the lock up of the samo chains being placed ON her
wrist and thea attached to the iron bars. Hsre she
NAMED for ssvera hours, at times bowling la terrible
manner and at Others apparently weeping There was
Goubt Of her insanity in the mind OF tho court but
the trouble where she should be placed The Insane
Hospital o. South Boston is running over, having
cordng toa mun.caton Of Miss Dix sixty one more
patients than and these extra patients OF necessity
lodged in the halls passages, any where space
could be found for spreading becs on the hoor for
crowdrg bedtesa in apartments already filed beyond
safe or convenient capacity and that ho compelled TO
endure the inevitable result, viz, :-esqaict vioence
con uson and compliant, in place Of combosurs Tranquil
lily, order, and cbeerfulsess. 81 have ceased" Mr.
Waller the superintendent, informs Miss Dix, ito re-.
gard my hospital remedial institutions almost every
hoar brirgs wall ground sd Of complaint from both
patients and attendants. New appEcaiions are ed
Almost dailv which 1t IL necessary refuse and the avil
neurishes aid aggravies itseM'' The Courier stacs that
Of tia insane Of Suffolk county have actually boon
sent TO The House os Corcctstn island
muck to che discomfort of tSe sick there whilt n9uy
neG in private aniliea because there Ia elsewhere
place provided foz them---BoSioa Traveller Oct. %.
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SLEIGHINC IN 0CToBER.-Persons hho arftsci
in the city yesterday from western portions OF the state
and from fsnnsylyapa, report depth OF snow o. some
gbt or rae inches the ground and ever whioh tesy
had merry sleigh ride Of them eight or ten rni.ss,
in comivx to the The country people generally
that is IN not Of the mussnse hrong coming
Baltimore to attend the Agricultural Snow and inst
tue farwsfe getting out thee jingling teams for O.
gcod time among the lads an lassies in sleigh riding
IN the upper part Ct Montgomery ard Frederick counes
there was quite hard crusi on the snow Southwark
lie storm Monday extended rs far as Richmond. Va,
where fell In the afternoon, ani 6rss aac ovecrA
were very necessary .-Bosinore Sun, Oh. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30

Naval Intelligence.
L. sssamshio fredoos arrived q, vaipa ALSO Sspt II
FINN yam lINrri.r..
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Meeting OF Commander Mcclure from the
East and Lie utenant PIN from the West.
The frst meeting Of Lieutenant Bedford PIN with
the party from the Investigator Is thus described Ia
private letter from Captain Kellett, G. B dated
Der Maje.ty's ship Resolnse, Melville Island, April
18th, 1885,
This is really red letter day in voyage and shall
lie kept holiday by heirs and for
At nine o'clock this day look out made the sig
nal for party coming in from the Westward all to
eet them and assist them in. second party then
DIR. Dorvie was the first person met ! cannot
describe my feelings when he told me that Captain
Mcclure among the next party. ] was not long in
reaching him, and giving him many hearty shakes 20
puier were ever given by two men IL this world Mcclure
locks welt hut very hungry His description of PIN
making the arbor of Mercy would have been fine sub
cct for the pen Of Captain Aarryatt, he alive
Mcclure and his first lieutenant we're walking on the
foe. Seeing person coming very fast TO wards them,
they suppoed lie was chased by bear, had seen
bear. Walked towards him; On getting UPWARDS hun
cred yards they could from his proportions that he
not one Of them PIN began to scrcech and throw
up his bands (his face was AZ black my hat; this
brought the captain and lieuenant TO stand as they
could rot hear sufficiently TO make ont his auguag,
Al tngh PIN reaehet ne party qdc beide hdaNlf md
fanmerod mt on ~ Clpe'e al1ng him Who ore y5u and
rhre do you cooeJ rom? "Lvuenam PIN H5oif Capir,a
kat." This 'ccs NE more inopiicae Mcclure as ,eps
the laa prson he a,ook hands nth BclyngS Straits Th
al Length foud that This solitary aronsr true Engs,.
dnpet 81 hoM He soyss-''Uc luas Sen fro
he ip thy Rad o'iy one hosJcoy orn, and tie
fairly jommoi there in heir c1mdrm b gq IN THE slk
jumTsd MT Of her hdmmoS and The fogi their d,n
dncv; in fat oil leos changed bao ne iaretigotor
McClure nhn ufty men snd three officers fully
Pared to leave for the depot at Point Spencer what
cat poinment IL woald have been to 70 there and and
the mise able yscht Mary Nth ouro i've ca ks Of pro
| visions instead OF fine large pot.
| Another party " seven men TO have gone by
Mckenzie, with request 10 the admiralty to send
ship 10 meet at Point Leopold, in 1854 The thirty men
| their 10 me shall if possible
send them 10 B<ecby Island, with about ten Of
own crew, to We tsken home the first opportunity.
May investigators second party, consisting OF Leu
| IL PANTS Cr~stwell and Wynniatt. Mr. Piers ami Mr.
hsertsching arrived, bringing t~o men on their segs
y ~ made extraordinary passage across for "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
PARIS .aDvERpIsEMENT

DARIS FRENCH AND AMERICAN SCHOOL FOR
young gentlemen-M. DELACOUR, late Precedent Of tile
ycum Of Moulias has Just opened In Paris No IS Rue
nder supervision OF the University Of France
whore opened to prepare the pupils for their
Idmissnn at Poytechric School; tho military Scho,
Ii st. Cyr, the Schools Of Forcts, Mines, &c. Young
Gentlemen wishing % acquire perfect knowledge Of the
he experienced professors d Paris are attached TO tho
cLoo Every Sunday the pupils sent to the
their respective denominations The price Of board al
expenses ncuded) 800 year, with private
With family III N. Deacour, and private roon $500
ear with the in company with all tho pupils,
nd q bed Ia the general dormitcry.
REFERENCES IN PARIS.
N. de Toqueye,
| N. Ampcre, FOR the Institute OF France.
DarthOleny st. Hilaire,
STATS.
Mr. d. Prescott, Of Boston.
MI Riyes, late United States Minister TO France.
/ Hon Edward Everett, of Massachusetts,.
| Nr VIM. b. Astor, of New York.
Mr.. Langdon, Of Now York.
M FELTON,, do.
Mr. Sdgwick, " New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN, COMPOSING rue
Committee on the Part o. the Judiciary Convention b
make arransemeAtS for ratincation meeting Wit:
wards Warls
l-JOhn y. Holmes. l2-Chas Riyco
2-IanieI Aaber l3JoAp Mariner.
3-Iohn H. Deyelm. HJamcs Scntlia.
I'D. w: Clark. I'D. ". Norris
6-k. Winnie. l5-F. H. Yulte.
6-John tluin. i7-John Cochrape
7-John A. Bogart. l3-S. II. Cornell.
"a. X. Herriek. l9-John Eagan.
g-John ID froeligh. A-James X. Pagan.
N-N. v. Parker. 2-Samuel Allen.
Id G. Wiliett. 2.-B p. Fairchiid.
particularly requested 70 attend the FINAL meeting said
Committee 20 be held at Tammany Hall abe 2h Inst
~ o'clock JOHN A. B0GARg, Chairman.
4 A. II. HERRIcg Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

CROWELL's oRNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
~ railing without rivctsAn entire article
,or simplicity durability and economy adapted any STYLE
foot lees than be put up on tho rvet principle Tbe
New York Foundry snd Iron Railing Company
this railing together with every description Of
buildings, bank and vault doors, shutters brackets
lumns vault covers sratngs balconies yorsndahs oce and
desk railing door and window guards &C. Foundry foot Of
Forty sixth street North river Castings Of All descriptions
at the lowest price, Specimens ~ the railing In sections
can be at their ~ Duane street. few doors
al Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

BRANCH n MCDONNELL, CTIONEERS-WIIL
ID sell at their store No ll3 Fulton street. on Monday
the oath inst at loa o'clock assortment of and
fashionable furniture consisting of paror dining
library bookcases, marble top dressing bureaus wash
stands ete aetes soas sofateds rocking parlor chairs
lounges, wardobes; black walnut and CENTRE pier
and side tables French and Italian belsteads hair
trcsses, nc. &C.. toilet sets, Paintings mirrors engra
mantle ornaments ewery and cut glass cutlery &c.
nc. Also, office furniture desks, chairs, stoves &c Also
40 thousand segars
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
PERSONAL.


f!HILD.-A FINE HEALTHY BOY, SIX WEEKS OLD,
" having lost its mother will be given adopt
who will give it good home Address A. g. Co. Herald Of
hoe.
1FMRs. NARY BURGLAR WIFE OF WILLIAM BUR.
gan deceased late Of Buffalo, N " win
10 ediately she will hear of fortune left by
band who died in the above about days ago She
requested to return Immediately.
IF THERE ARE ANY PERSONS IN THE CITY OF NEW
who out in the steamship City Of Pttsburg,
bound for California and burnt at they viii
opposite Castle Garden. Philadelphia papers please
G. KEENE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

NEW YORK DERIJN IRON FURNITURE WOEKS.-
IN Vim. Bachelor formerly OF No. 60 Duane strcst
respectfully sppros his friends that having completed az
business connection, the am
and lrm Of w. I. Bachelor CO. he viii continue u mrr
ufacture OF furniture In all its hrsnches upon svJo
ding with tho increasing demand Noe 70 ard
81 Duane Tho establishment Will command st All
abroad will make such rnprovcments DO prActoasc
and will bring from time original desixns AZ
variety stye and price W. H. cordially nyites ma aia
the CITY and country hts Ana
examine his stock consisting Of bedpsd soLss
chairs brackets mirrors sptoons door and window rusrS
hotel hospital ssylum and army tedsesd stsnSs
ysrsrScms in connection with the NV Foundry sss
aoers esu VI BYoAdwAY. w, n RACHfI0I a ~
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sewing Machines-Another Wonderful

tnprovemsn.-I NJ SINCERE co. have ekhibi-
zion new and original machine which takes entirely
stitch in way. is designed for stit ching en-
and other tne goods and is destined complete
revolution IN that department of manufacture This most
perfect invention obvates all objections hitherto made to
machine work All of hae linen and cotton
goods vited and examine these machines Also
NE improved machines quilting Innings Of kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

A LBERT II. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n sale e sixty ave large villa sites situated Hamilton
Grove at Fort smton con from one to three
each hane somely shaded with forest treesAlbrt H. Noo-
on the ground sixty i've large elevated villa sites,
containing from one To three each ally
with forest trees and having extensive view tho
tic Ocean, New Jersey Staten Island New York Bay Now
Utrecht Bath, Coney Island Grayesend the
rounding country This property is adjoining he 500 plots
cold at auction and private SAFE within the last
andsevera buildings are IN Of erection large
numb under contract TO be in short tuo
The dist only five miles from am ferry aud sc-
cesbe by stesmboats and stages tho entire Tae
teDplatedraroad will directly through this
Seventy five per cent Ain mortgage Abstract
title furnished to purchasers free of charge Free
steam boats and stages also aud further partc
furnished by application to j. W. Barker and o. Sanders
Nassau street., or Albert H. Nicolay, auconeer
Wall street.
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SO VIII household furniture i the rest
any amount whom dcairsd.
rhsns, serrstb r.i Prsss cf v....u e.r
James " Parker Esg 50! g Pearl street,
ssya Gages EGG S q Gin ne ' gs:n .,o.
LBFRT II. NIcoLAy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND
"A perenpory oalc OF thEee hundred AMI twenty live Dc
BUILDING LOTS AND wharf PROPERTY,
- East Newark the Passaic River opposite the city Of
., ALBEET i. YiccJAY will sell Wednesday October
IA a. eleven oeisek A. on ts ground three hundred
located a. East Newark These tots xQo feet and will
Dc oa with the privilege Of adjoining lots Of the
This presents rare advantages to merchants ma
nuiacturers meohsnc0 and workingaen either for private
or bu'ness purposes wel safe aud roaa
ing city Of Newark which contains over 5o
srs I' s sss 81 &c sS sr.e Ss II % and
ior rs rapid rowh aud improvements its various and
prise Of ts Inhabitants and its beautiful and healthy
These lots part Of the property located
Senk OF .he fassie RIVER beins e side nearest 20 New
cation, many which snrp in
mediate prosty 20 eSureLss Of all a and mo
good schools The lots lie either side the New jersey
from which trains start every hall hour and enable
ton u $50 per aSnnm STAGES run aa minutes
ing the day. on plank road from Jersey Cy-slso steam
which renders this pace as easy be desired
II ere is also water front adjoining and beionsng 70 ta
passing end repsssing, and which for wharf not
The streets all wide and regularly laid out along the
borders of which 1000 shade have been and
about asmany more will be planted during
the coming spring The Profretors Of this property
pldly improving II in such make it in
respect desirable building business purposes Nearly
have been sold during the private sale
and u u believed that there Is place in the vicinity
York which affords many inducements en-
nefacturers and others capitalists for nyestment
From the large number Of lots that already sold
the contemplated improvements convenience access
the railroad interests which centre in this property
thriving city - " - :"
Terms which will be very easy, will known on the
day Of sale. Title indisputable. Wv
Free excursions will be by the N T. Railroad an
Monday and Tuesday October 9th M and
w O'Clock r. each day, for the purpose swing all
persons DESTROYS Of purchasing portion this property
an opportunity ot viewing ii before the sale.
For photographic maps free tickets full particulars
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(yAMELIAs.-wM. FRYING ( CO., AUcrToYErR

(NAMELIAS-WM. IRVING & CO., AUCTIONEERs
" will sell ut auction Wednesday, October rs at l0ls
o'clock at the sales No Pine street. superior
the collection OF Dryburgh Esq, rhladephia, che
largest in the United Stses all in bud
of the choicest descriptions from six feet high Also
number Of winter Towering plantg The
and florists respectfully called this sale rs COM
pes Of the choicest ASSIGNMENTS offered auction
in this city,
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

CUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE
~ Sept. 8, 1853
The public respectfully informed that the Crystal Pa
lace open day Sundays excepted, between
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 10 o'clock r. NJ until further
nstiee.
Children under twelve years Of age q
Monthly tickets Gor each calendar monthly. 20
Season tickets 10 10
v z
Visitors particularly requested to provide
with change, to prevent delay at the entrance.
Tickets be purchased at the the Crysts
Palace, at the music store of Wm Hall Son. $50 Broad
OF Park place; also AZ Jolies musc 3U
Broadway. JOHN NJ. BATCHELDER,
Secretary OF the Superintendent.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTES FAIR.

UlHE TWENTY SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
American Institute viii positively close the evenin
Of the 2Gth Wednesday when premiums will DO an
nounced. By order of the Board.
ADONIRAM CHANDLER Cor Secretary.
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w lillian s. MELLOR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
v, sale at No. "a sixth ayenucTuesday oct - az lOt
from cabinet makers Consisting part
enc richly carved oak chamber suit with tons M no.
gsny ana walnut marble top bureaus and stands TO
matcb nifty bedsteads, tee Totes sofas walnut and oak
extension dining tables fourteen feet long
cases pier eide and fancy tables looking glasses
ocoth ivory handle cutlery silver china vases
ornaments &C sale without reserve to close
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u Humphrey, no.

~ have received snd opening their F.
and elegant carpstngs imported expressly
Rss trade, consisting Of rich Boayase carpet On ontrs
asross centre and landscape bordor
ssy carpet ever Ia shis eount medallion velFes moauet,
tapestry and Brussels carpets and zrados OF
~ pee osrpets usually found In carpet Stores Also OIL
etes variety for sale liberal tsrmc
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all PAINTINGS -WIIIIAN IRVING d 20 az

n 1TL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRVTNE IN Coz AlTC-
" toneers, will sell at auction on Monday October 4.
1915 o'clock at the saesroom No Pine street about Isl
fine ancient and modern oil paintings rich gilt fra
among them will be found originals and copies by Vernet
Holman King r. Lilly, and Others comprising
marines heads hunting scenes ruins, interiors pieces
river views, 6ci also, number OF 6no in
gilt oak, aud rosewood frames also large assortment Of
india rubber oyertoats pants boots caps carriage covers
travelling bags baths, &c. Also IL O'clock by order
asngees VV dozen threaded, beaded and silver
paea on German silver dessert forks dessert spoons
forks alle spoons tea spoons sets casters cake and
bread baskets, ssers oyster and dishes 10 also
humber OF superb rifles and fowng pieces made by Wesen
Muien New York, Cooper, New York A. Brelct the
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FURNITURE.

GREAT FURNITURE EMPORIUM, AT NO. 707 BROAD.
W Wayne invite the attention Of dealers and purchasers
TO cur extensive stock and endless variety Of cabinet nrn.
ture manufactured by warranted to be Of
superior quality consisting in part OF suites o. paror ana
bedroom furniture rosewood mahogany ana black walnut
OF every style and gradc also so mahogany and
.har marble tor and plain bureaus washsands carled
hair and other feathers and in fact every thing
connected with the trade ". b. MCKINNEY, manufacturer
and Wholesale dealer, No. 707 Broadway.
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DUTCH BULBOuS R00TS-DOUBLE AND SINGLE
IL hyacnths tulips crocus, jonqulles gaaolus &c. A. &.
IuTILE Auetionecr will sell on Monday at 10 O'clock
No. all street Broadway superior Lot i'm
ported buss from the celebrated Of yandrshoot
Sons Haarem, Holland, viz hyaeinths tulips luios
nsrcissus iris gladious, poyanthus &c. to
suit
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TNOREIGN SHAWLS-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
the attenonLof lao all connoisseurs Of really
shaw to superb variety just imported for the fall
and embracing everything that rch beautiful
Some msgniheent specimens Of Persaa Delhi Deecan and
other Eastern productions will be found embodied this col
lection, together with exquisite of French
cashmere broche and Canton Grape shawls in every
ceivsbe design He would especially to public notice
feature in the shawl trade heretofore Introduced
this countryside fabric being Of pure caes hair but
featured In France that extraordinary Frel CHI
the needle loom" the work of which approxates
y to that OF India the detect
the difference Public inspection 10 most respectfully soil
cited. GEO. EULPIN,
Fsreign shawl and Cloak Warehouse 36I Broadway.
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III ENRY III. LEEDS, AUTOMATICALLY H.
Ii Leeds Co. will sell by auction Tuesday We'd
nesday, Oct 70 and & at 1915 O'CLOCK at the sales No
Wall greet-Rea Carara Marble Statuary consisting 70
pieces Of tausry Just received from Italy viz Cupds with
cove BY Franzon Psyche BY Tanersni Dancing Girl after
nj by Fran mi The Goddess q justice Grccian SCHOOL, Con
Flemish Cupid, with Dog by kcsse Modcsy by ovoaeto
Ceres Creean school, the Studous Girl original by Rossi
Four Seasons Spring Summer, Autumn and Winter; Dan
cling Girl after Ereaano Venus after Caneva large life;
the best offered this city all by the Italian artists
Also, Alabastcr Statsary Vases Paran Goods Plated
war AZ