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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01
CITY TRADE REPORT.

r. n.
ASHES sales inside OF SO bbls, So Sc for pearls,
and S. SIN for pots, per 100 lbs.
BREADsIUTFs Flour active and dearer. The
BUSH consisted OF 15 coo bbe IS SIX
suporfne No at s6 Sc l2h ordinary to choice STATE
AND mxed x fa1cy Western, $50 85A s. 62h chiefly
at Sc so SO coz with other grader at proportions
feures. Some 500 bhls nuperhne Canadian IN bond.
realized SC CSl So IS The sslss OF Southern resche,
200 bbls a. So t2H - rs for mixed TO good ard
So 93A 81 rs ftr fancy Rye -four and cosnmeal con
tnusd lest noticed Whsat wss freely bought st i'm
pyoytd ,rss The tran actions included rs 900 tushels
bord o. 81 A 81 4s; and coo do. Southern do st
s. "A re, buebel Abon. COO bushels rye brought 90s
PER busheL Barley ard oats we're unaliered Corn
evrced more activity End s-mreas The operations
hsced 62 OoC bushels At IS, 79nc for unsousd o0c
Sic f.r white Southtrr Sic SIC for mG ed Western
sn6 $50 o e3c for yeD,v Southsrr per huBael
CoTIoE = The absepcs Of tho Ao1src hes the tendsnc
20 ettric business il tois ne with rage " prios
obstiratey maintained beyond those cursnt Liver.
pool exporters 10 catering tbs market ia
face OF declining markets theTe. BnIeas dsgs alowiy
The saes TO dGy assumed at 600 bae3 We io.e =
sIEJcI LIVERPOOL CLAs HFcAnoS.
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CIOITusG, sc.

VAST OFF CLOTHING. -se 900 WORTH wANTrF.-
~ The highest osah PRICE viii be hberany gysa b eiss
money for large all lets Of good left on
gyscy aeempton Address hsorgB pos. o. ear oa JAsh
s0a0ry, 81 he fst ~ haaS fttyN ~ Vrtase sxsoa ns
Eb0tasN,
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INSTRUCTION..

A GIoaSE Rsisrsw. Ell I'll lasws !. the mos nos
sss4s ,. r a. sas
tne ladies and r,stsmrs q New Ycrk, B.ookly
sa !. re- ' H. r..s sss II.
tlss to please ard satisfy sv1ry enc. Mr.. BIS
neatly Furnished are nov open for pupils Of al q
Mes. 10 o III Lsaios are sosir .sig sang7t bir
ahed delicate bssusi III style; gs..tlemea \ b,l
rapid good mercantile hard Ia .Ytm twelve to w,
Sons Jarms are very q ders.e Psivats inssrne.lo
Cane ana tls .eief DID snscmen- oraamsn
current a the dooy ssd an shs 20 = sl.o we sig'
"best business pcnr snshia." n staadsyd viiene
superiority. sisiss's t. te ,crystsl Psiase. o.
gEisxy Of unfiv alls6 pa .rehip ~ Br,ssow n. Q
pg and Invitation csrds supsshl, wittea At an hou
.er oDiy one dolsr; also lawyers Documents ~sitt
po0KREtPINC. ARITHMiTTG SC, 3HoRn
ID taught upon r.ason -hls terms. ~ w j RsN
2Sa Broadway Each student i ssratassly iastru
rapidly Gnynnced In his stut, :, W. ils the knowl
ported % III IL readily asailaLis IN pracsice. "
and evening
DOOs asepINo, EVC.-c. .. GARsRs col
ID rorns for tie practice az s.aokIn.i ping and =
e. @ rsr aEs II; VII fv .isass ca
euiara. sg..ka2ah sa7Iicig an nogases 70 those vi
L ga I su,, =, Rs sps s f.. g. IL is
klcs1ssge q bast,ssrlsss. r,sy caaes on hnsias
Ti5yoe,s with flsfy equal 70 his sblisisa. AR
srom MOVIES Wish are asp >rest, ssftsinsa for
frem givisg suslirEy 70 .hia t4es..
tson. 22o pp sstsvo, prise 81 Is; "AArih'o Sins
bookkeeping new ecitiaa, B2 pp. octave, prtcs
Thee WORKS ara bsAutsyauy got mp, ss,SE printed |
showing all tins bslsus'nI entrtsz, biss, 49,, In
Let Il es5 who aauust svsa tssrssslyes 81 couTf .
t9s Nth the aue'sor procure thsse WEEKS which |
ttLsssrs IL themselves. ssst ysr tns1, ~ cents
URENcg LANeUAGE.-PEoF y. LAGRoT
il organizing his classes each class to be lmiss
pupils. Ter ps 81 per poath C.Telve lessoy
thorough and s. ster atcnl courre l, pursued the
im parted Is made pract icnily useful IT, tho learn
at the rooms, $50 Broadway, before 10 O'Clock
after 8 p II.
TAYEsR. wATEasToy pAs KYsBMED ais
d for drawing and pa'Hting IN ~ ard water 90
tell pair ting In easy Iessons. he VIA also rssnu
iry on the first Mondav s,0tt- Dor, At H32 Foul
Terms moderate, to be paid IL advance.
MR. OTTO MULLER, TEACHER OF PA
IM singing, has ths honor u io'orm his patrons
N AZ be hes reno veifrom 3SS Broadway 20 @Wa
rear broad wy, snd continues TO give Lessons Z
deIce and ~ SEQ OF his pup 10 For further 4
please apply ut his new rassdancs, beicre II %
AIR. 8 LEHMAN BrGs 70 INFORM HIS
M and TIE public that he has tesuuasa his last
tho German, Tr'ncb xad Ensliss lknguAges, 81
nerciaI corfsspont erce, For psrticulsx1, hq
Houston street, corner Of Crosby.
= I,saae ssf i ssrttsiofs on Tie pteps and I'm
rettfeGss no. 19n Eiaey syeruo, (Ghsisss and
t-y esg from '!ii Tsloek. Rcfrrcsoss, Asssr
burg h Lais. Tg2 Broadway.
1yROIFssOR Y. We ssTER IS NOW FOR
II sfall and vinter classes for p1onagrap bio III
his rooms IT. the Mtropoiitsn Academy. Part
b. obtained By ealing at the inst.tu'iol. NOE
Sixth avenue
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DANCTres AeAnTafxMs.

a. ssswsy sss To s "a sss ttg Ia = pss a 60
s So ssssss l. | As s.: a. n ss
s q ss sssssss A:ssss AZ ,sa 80 e. VI
go ~ sss. E.ss S' P a:', e
81 & sea sns ". = ~. WI s ~ .s
Zen Sss;sssi sSssr MS g. ss We lssoss sai
sonysnisss sstsS rsnss sisse. i sss3sS. tssss sl
s YSsa q s as sss s 5:s Siss u
sssgl, .ns ~, ssss,s. s G 80, s.a
ss ' q OF "a as ga
rv1Iy sssnowlsdxsS IS AAAa DobWok]
AN EVENING CLASS ToR LADIEs-BRe0|
"a dancpg academy. 3xl xr>s -.e stree. In eopseS}
Sim.ss. onis HAZE. .u aver can be ssS,iysa. All
ths academy, SCI Brosms street..
pROoKLYN.-wILsoN's DANCING CLASSES
- now forming At the acadeiny, lo6 0raass stirred
by pppi,s at this popnlsr academy ga well known.
pupils quarter conne ces from ahe date Of their subj
CHARny!ARs.s Rssx NC. s. EAST TzIaTsl
having referred 10 she oily, Vim 10 reasy u Two y,
ssy sss, nj s. :it y. ,.Ss,;
Esssful ~, I'd 's;y ass%sn.ss Of tss sug' !. ne
r.rsiso,..s please SO fstafs sa'sEisssass. o. sa
HANGING AClDENY-FRIYATE-600B R0ADW
- Win commence Ootober 4th. Evenings for Lac
Pentl men. Separate classes forming throughout tb
SOP for those who are ors menoing 20 learn PupilA
der the instruction Of thrFe keachers
GATORS TO be made st 247 8owsry II. BURNT
L,sRkFEo's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 50
IT Tourteert til street. Msdame c. Hssreul Ferrsro
brother, fdw,rd feyYers will reopen their sademy
urdsy, Oct g. Young ladies' and masters' classes "
days ar Saturdays ard Mondays aad Thursdays. st
II. cinE oct 8; geAtlensas evening class Nd
and Thursdays, ut p. NJ, commencing Oct II.
leesops given Glasses and schools attended. seirse
rs utuaI.
IT N. MEYEN'S PRIvATs DANCING ACAI
L. 1917 and 1893 Walker ct -aet, VIII reopen Sat
October. 18th Mr.. re- pectnlly In forms his rrieA
the public that he has y returned rom the
Of fashion in Europe where he has procured from III
renowned professors Of dInains great variety
Dances which he intends Ltrs iuciag st his acadeu
season BY this meAps. AVID wssd strict attention
morals and manners Of his pupils he :ts1s assured
ntinutd patronage Of hill former friends and tee
Apply A. the r. sidence Of II N.Jsn, 64 Houston
from 10 a. N. to p. H., and 9 TO r. H.
AR C. WRIGHTs DANCING ACADEMY,
WI tary Hail. Beverly, opposite spring street Mr..
would meet respectfully ifor m his friends and patro
his school will sommer CO Tuesday, October 4,
tary Hall, (Which has been thoroughly painted and
sinrs last winter) DAYS Of tnitisn-For ladies' rois
masters Tuesdsy and Saturday afternoons, fro n
O'clock For gentlemen auesday and Friday evenio
till 10 o'clock. Gail or address Mr. W. 1T hia ro
21y kinth street.
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The shove fsss iBelNds rsns.sisas from impo tsfa'
tce gseoh'crs' fsra.. ssi conAiaerssy exceed the
90r at ~ Ia ~ ! psu pr'scn.
fbs 70 lo,irg table stoss he tyapa-t, stock s.:--
Etrsisa sicsk cut a. ls0sars' hardi On LIT
tept. 1852 Of all kAnes bsys......,....... 30 900
L. gsrts cuses n.Ia-
Cuhs. Issuirs &s..,.......... 1852 $40 a2A
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HANGING ACIDENY-PRIvATE-G00 BROADw
IL Win commence Ootober 4th. Evenings for lac 4
Pentl men Separate classes forming Throughout tl
Eos for those who menoing 20 learn fapils
rDder the instruction Of thre experienced teachers
GATORS 70 be N ade st 247 3oNsry 4. BURNT
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DAMS CroAKe AVID NAEfTtdts.-
Il velty o. ~ lresgot fali trade " nes
s.ossssa a. 80 f.fis uAatra rnporsur
vs.A az ss,ssieE 81 ifalsa i Utfsst.liy
GEO klik1 =
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Total value put on market week eadiug Sept.
1000 % oo'
Total value pus on market week ecding Sept
90, 1852 .........,.........,... ess Isl
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cresss until be withheld bis vote from Gov Wngbl IN
1885, when that einnr al statesman - defeated W
Young, whose political career elbows strong amny io'
sbolitons General Clark in bis speech. - Puoi'sheu
fuence in producing the secession. Nor docs Juogs
Bronson, in his letter. think have shown " pds'
events as we'll BY these PRODUCTIONS mat oef cause
exclusively led 10 H. thai they had their organ local
msiters think have further shown NAL, IA Tie puf-
suit of lis purposes this conservative interest has oen
extended ia scon out OF the State, and 10 objects not
OF local character but calculated TO increase ITS innu-
snce and extend ils power well TO defeat It's adse
sares The control Of the great Interests OF the State
is sought to be wIesled from democratic hands aud the
late wing and conservative policy 10 DC resumed Gov
Marcys offence 10 that he susains the union policy
which led the recent triumphs, and will not lend his
aid 10 accomplish Tuinous and fa.a purposes. POsrae
Governor Marcy and The Stale passes wing hands
sustain bm and has frends then the honest rank and nile
will through The dust that has been raised and rally
body OF officers without men. and New York will con
nue democratic State. The President is pledged 10 The
platform OF 1852. Those who occupy II IN good faith he
treats friends. The conservatives hold the majority
OF such 10 be too unworthy 10 associate with They
threaten in substance he does not drive Them iron The
raise their weapons against him He must abandon his
own policy, desert FRaNKLIE PIERCE, bs cabinet and
friends, Withstand their opposition and such, IN add
lion. their agency may quicken into lie and ACTIVITY,
and combine for kindred objects He Is wse boDes and
6m, and therefore will not do The is pal.
Defined and the dictates OF duty require lis applica
ton MOI applied, New York is lost, and the combna
ton which wasted her wealth and spotted her fair fame
will extend their operations through State after State.
producing endless defeats II conservatism and whggery
win another national triumph, may we not expect treas
ury without money, land Offices without lands. and debts
only limited BY our capacity 10 borrow and SPEND
r. II. GILLET.
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From Tie Phiisdsipnis Evening Argus,
Tho Secretary or the NAVY.

The Hon. James C. Dobbin. Secretary of the Navy,
escorted by Captain Magruder OF the navy arrived IN
our ciy yesterday and took up their quarters al Mekb
bins Merchants ,el During The afternoon. Secretary
Dobbin was called upon by the Hon George M Dallas
and number Of our most distinguished citizens. Mr
Dobbin is Official tour of inspection 10 the naval
depo,s and dock yards OF the northern and States
into the whole management OF which he intends in
stiiuie most particular and searching inquiry. with
view OF reforming abuses they exist and also Of infu
sing into every department, OF the naval service the
active and progressive spirit OF economy and despatch
Already the yard this port has felt the effect OF
the fostering care Of Mr. Dobbin. Three vessels have
been ordered 10 this station for rehtng and repairs under
the authority OF the present Secretary of the Navy. while
assurances given that in the future Philadelpha,
with her maichless facilities for ship building and
pairing and the well earned fame OF her mechanics will
be overlooked in the distribution OF labor by the gen.
eral government The present visit OF Secretary Dobbn
TO dock-yard and naval depot will enable him. with
his peculiar business pespcuiy 10 see that all the repre-
sensations made in favor Of the advantages of this station
are welounded and that he has moi been mistake in
the beslowa OF his attention upon the mechanics OF this
State and city
This morning. al O'Clock, the honorable Secretary.
In company with Captain Magruder, United States navy
Captain Bay, OF the sloop.oi ST. Msry's. under
sailing orders at navyyard Commander Geissenger
United States navy; Captain Day. navy agent; Hon.
Thos. B. Florence, Hon. John Robbins, jr, Hon. VIM.
H. Wiite; John Miller, esq postmaster, and J. B. Suth-
erland visited The naval station and dock yard at this
port and received with salute from the sloop-of-
Cyane and steamer Fulton, lying this station
for repairs After inspecting the marine barracks and
the different work shops connected with the dock yard
the party escorted board the receiving ship, and
the sloop-o BOLIVAR ST. Mays, steamer Fulton, and the
soop war Cyane whers The usual ceremonies due 10
the head OF the naval department of the took
place. most thorough inspection made of all
these vessels and the Secretary seemed TO be determined
that nothing should escape bis attention that could in The
least add to his knowledge TO the real condition of the
different vessels dock yard. The plain, easy
manner OF Mr. Dobbin and the fund of practical nfor-
nation he possesses all subjects connected with bis
position, make him favorte with all who are in any
manner associated with him in the discharge OF his
public duties and his visit this naval station cannot
fail TO have the most beneficial effect. Mr. Dobbn
leaves this city for New York in connexion
with the line OF duties which engaged his attention
a, this place.
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sales To-Day.


ny eAhhS q SSoAIs hucuOnerrs
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT on PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. aacion-on Friday, the 10Th
front Al O'Clock that
bck house occupied BY Barnes Mitchell, trd door
svsnue lot on
which stands, being half Of lot No
oni Of IS running back alley % feet
best material.
Terms third balance
the purchaser
bearing gwen and deed
Of taken.
The above descrbcd certainly hsnd.one
valuable fennivana
sne,s, being immediately opposite The Csntre Marhc.
GREEN SCOTT,
Sep 24-d Auctoneers.
o. The above Aaie n Postponed untii Friday, the
7th Instant, same hour
GREEN SCOTT,
oct I'D Aucuoneers.
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NEW SILKS JUgT OPENED.-wc would respectfully in
IN received
collection Of black and red pads
black and which will offer
a vesy advance tbs wholesale price the North.
FRENCH MERINOs.
Our
pe and, fhink, cheaper than other
goods much higher prices and the
from u 10 e 81, viii be found superior
"a any the naskst
fALEro CLOTHS AND CLoAKs.
bsscns shade mode brown, and black
sacks cloth Taimas, &C, which will offer
q a small advance. .J
AUCTION GOODS.
Added above, just opened n
hspdkerche sash ribasd &C. from the
the lot bargains
STAPLE GOODS.
Or assortment goods complete than
time may every
a,e,e ia oar iec desirable, very
market price
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
goods 3. also eompee comprising
qsAiy ~ 20 SIS and Of the
m elegant be found sywhers
csrenes, oicloth and In TACT almost
's - w. ~. SINISTER 4 co,
Oct 7-eodSuf Pennsylvania
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DEPAErnEHr or STATE,

Warrington, October 6, 1858.
Information has been received this department
CATION OF spain this CITY, that AecnR
Dupalsis died February, 1851
within the jurisdiction Of Carcenns tsand OF Cuba leaving
properly which had been sold pubc yielding
dedseng costs, sss 81 which Deposited
the royal treasury.
This Information published IN order that
said Dupaa apply either personally through AGENT
the proof, before The Both present
ceive the amount which may belong them.
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yensnt distances sufficient supply of coal 10 dive the
motive power. would assufedy fail
We are unarQ TAINTED with any trace within the terri
tonzl limits OF the Union. where coal could be safely dis
pensed with IN lhe successful use Of railroad the Pa
chic ocean.
Without attendant supply OF this important fuel the
design OF constructing iron highway settlements
Ia California and Oregon should be wholly abandoned
r IA s.
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The DEMOCRATIC MASSES AaE LED! They
LEAp,-THEY WILL LEAD VICTORY MKT Tues
DAY !-EvERY MAN TO HIS posr.-lf there is one thing
than another which gives party victory it is
the earnest working OF each democrat With The wings
IL has always been matter OF wonder that the demo-
cratic rank and file should out and work But this
is the secret oil our triumph. Each democrat feels per
sonal interest in his belief. Though he may not be
colonel captain, or hardly corporal, he is in the
democratic ranks, and that's enough. True, we have
among politicians by profession, leaders by assump
ton, but il is the democratic masses who lead They
not led, There's no, man among Them bu, would
leave the ranks, and II he the ensign in danger,
would fight around II until it was again firmly planted
Ia The lime when liberty made her last great struggle
in Europe in is4s-when Italy almost free. " hen
the Ausirans were bombarding Venice, when the gor-
Gus ircoor Hoa,ed from the fasslas in The plaza Of ST.
Marks, when every baston, lunete, and battery
this emblem OF liberty wsvedt is recorded that durng
the tempest OF iron hailed in upon the republicans during
the three days Of the bombardmeni. that the banner OF
liberty which had foaied from Lpneiie 10 cut dewn
by hostile ball, and about 10 fall amidst the duet
and smoke OF the battle. when Msjor Rossro chief oil
The post sprang forward TO replace il, when he found
himself superseded before he could reach the exposed
and perllous mound by the intrepid rivalry OF q common
cannoneef II was moi uncommon then for
the soldier thus 10 do and dare--thus plant
the glorious uioolor upon its rampant, amid the
cheers OF The brave defenders OF freedom
The the spiril Of our democracy ,lesps iron The
ranke before its assumed superors. plant the
flag dear 10 its heart of hearts, its old rampars
Once more in Ohio that flag flies before the breeze
The old democratic principles il. The same
nvincibe spirit will il from Tie isms and schsms
the dus, and smoke which opponents would raise
around H. The old soldiers from the ranks ready.
with intrepid rivalry, TO rush TO lis rescue. whether be
attacked by nopary men. by bank defenders. by book
agents. by osedea demasoxues and BY the whole eohor
OF wings and fuslonis,s
Let The democra ATTIC thus rally next Tuesday !
lie, them stand by the old aag which they love well
II they do. the results OF the battle bu, be
glorious victory.
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Tuesday evening Boydvie
Rev A. H. H. Borp, GEkkiT " LOTT, Of The city New
York Miss sALLIE PEkDLETON FAULKNER eldest ugh
o the Hoa CRANES JAMS fAuLKNrk
I'm The evening The place, BY the Rev. II.
BoIp, the Hen. THOMAS 3 BoCOck Of Virginia. Miss
ME HOLMES FAULKNER second daughter OF Hon.
JAnn fAuLEsER
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NJ y. q. Mc0UIRE. Aaesaoasss.
f,uRvrTURE AND HOUSEKEEPING EPreCTu AT AUG
uon-On morsiAs ocss6sr ~ 10 O'Clock fross
shan sea geod ssossas a fsrusrs ARD
boase eepans effects, ccRsiseng s-
Sofas, lounges, rockess -t..aas
and wood chairs
Bureaus, wardvobea wsshsaanAs M
Feather seAs koswtsSu, and pillows
Hair anA husk .Astrsssss, be1steads
Losking siasses, crcckesy aaA uass wnrs
Superior cook n sa1 hrfares
7hvee ply and ingSstN eavpess orr cloth -
Tceesher with lssus asscstDest Of b""'sseer"s " ~
nenuoa.
Tevas cash. JAZZ y. "eS"'se,
Oct lit H'
yNsu h~ AAAeA-- fs-w
Ali o'c,oct 10 dozen superior "sh.tef" srco~s-
1e"0 "a s"'''oa es JC McGuIRg,
n.,,a Awosioceer.
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MORE GALLAGHER, Iron Fsu~aers ssA Ma~~-
M Of woSahi and Cast Rains Rdse sod
Eosd Ph'adsipha mss~ 10 ore sssc va'cs ~
pssisc aid ptvss cssds &C Also, ~ ks~ ~ "~"s
nenta isnis schsectnssl iror
rsspecua,y n The ciss~s Of
vicinity rafting Lafayette
Specimen drawings s-scus %
eskiRS . ssiecsSca. FAf7 NeA
fLso60os
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VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTroN.--On Friday evening
o front
square 9s7, situated the Of Penn
Nh
shov. c. bsssssmev ssus'ed immediately opposite the
rrssd " Capt Easily.
and twelve month
deferred bearing In
decd ard deed Of trust taken
VI GREEN d SCOTT,
DC p Aucf,opeers-
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BY GREEN a SCOTT. Aucsisneers-
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
s N.Y. Sua on n. .saS ss Of r.ns: n.
between AID ss,ss .s Owe, Mr. heovs shoe
Mahogany sot.s, p.,'er a"d rocking chsars
Do .idsIo.rd, dressing ..d osssr sarr.ss
cane and VIC hal, ofsvrry de.oripnoa
China glass; csoctery, and s,ose
s s.1 81 . .sss. s s.s.s....
F.rIof, passage, sAir, AID chamber earpes
o,c,oth and mating, hearth rugs. nc.
Radiator, Hir- ght, and other
Win soed .'s.imen Of kitchen requisites and lots Of other
aue Which =. s deem s to s 70.
ninety days, satisfactorily endorsed bearing
oa7-n Auedooeeu.
THE AssALs s1 Tennessee 20 IN. E.a % the K,sh-
4 ,csn,h Century by g. G. NJ Kan.-y. M NJ o. Anew sop
oei7 FRANcK TAYLOR
AxALr =, =: n.',ry ..S T.sss: capt l. =
Dccssy ofsbe Military Science by Lieut. Campbell,
The Conservation aad ef Tidal by
X c.lvs,' r n \. Ad%,r.ty sarvsy"t vol. .,
Rev NJ Heas Professor the Royal Military College, ssnd
Jua imported iron, London, and by
TO sLaxx BOO. M.n"sssTr:s. Medium. deny and nj.
AZ as ~ o.1,. ~ sGsa rssn
c s-2'''' ''''''''''' book binders materials
CHEAP STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOvxs m
al snd 81 so
Envelopes II u . thousand.
steel and aibaa 50 hcx, a dcren1
Ledger curna day kcnk booss and blank books OF all
.,s~ books.
FOR very low pricesb ny
TAYLOR MAURy,
Ecohees and s'soners Pennsylvania Pin
Oct
Darts miLLuNERrMrs.A Ann H. Clask would inform her
customers In washington and Gootreo~n. and the ladies
orally that Miss T. T. Mcdonald Mr A. Clsrt
ssited BY Miss Jsne Cisfk from New York.
Saturday the sh Of splendid n
| min consisting Of
scssss Pans psois hats. importation
Nest French howers, ccored
nrccade, psasd and esher rihspd< sash uhapds
Hsss ornaments. dress caps. style ns~ser,si
esnrs. sths, and
And variety Of fsshorshs
NJ the p~~f ofcs.
orders prorrtness. An repairing done with
4 .#.4a.a ~
| puase street, cecrscio~n, y. G.
Oct III
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uvJ. e. MeGUIRE e. A aessenssv.
x,AyuAaIE BUILDING LOT IN THE KOnTHrxu LTBER-
TIEs Ar AUCTIoE--on Monday ahfrnoer orrsu -, ct
o,r,.-s ON premises, peH psr ~ vi J. in
sousre fronting ~t Msssschsssu avesse ssseds-y
Mckerd~ chsvei running hrsvvh rst ssrh OF
atsuf es ne, TUE perfect -
- J. G. MCGUIRE,
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GL5ucssrER, (Mnss) Oct, 5-Great anxiety IL felt here
for safety OF the fishing vessels Ii supposed that sew
erai were lost in the eastward gale last wcek. A
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BosroS Oct 5.-The schooner Gordon, from Port
Prince brings The 10Th a She the fever
Alter terrible rAvsges, TO have disappeared
The Emperor and army had returned from Aux Cares.
md the county quiet and prosperoos Cohcc was
very scarce and had advanced Sios Hayden currency
mercan provisions scarce, high, and advancing
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CHAKLEsros OCT. 5--Cooael Henry p James, Of the
most and richest planters OF Georgia, died on
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SYRACUSE Oct 5.-Th. convention reassembled this al
ternoon and Washington Hant wa, appointed president
OF the convention After organizing, Cook vas nom
inared comptroller. EldrdEe SpsdinE usssssr. os
den Hoffman attorney general. and e. W Lsvess~ouh
secretary Of State Great excitement prevailed, and the
chairman had great difficulty to preserve order.