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IoUsEKEEPERS, ATTENTION Dinner sets, toilet
III sets tea crockery and housekeeping articles
ally for sale Little lower be had ia
BEING about close Of business
public any ol the above mcracd articles
My stock paints OILS varnishes brushes, wcks gold
leaf ani everything appcftainng thereto, complete
be
dersoId in this city Baltimore. .t
Sperm lard oils, fine article, hand.
also keep sale Russia hair fell for packing
bought entirely for cash, any
80 of articles sold by am
On all Of $40 aud five cent deducted Tor
Goods delivered the and Georgetown
cost,
G, s. WHITTLESEY, .A
53i Seventh
2 san bills made with me must be settled monthly.
Dec g-endf2w
IuSC received 100 barrels eastern apples sach
Grecnpgs, haidwin Russets.
Private amies, bosrng keepers
10 their advantage 20 give call.
Zinc yellow in barrels
Aso, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes ~. t..-
j. DOUGLAS CO., ~
Nov aI-eoew Feed Store Cd street, Pa. avenue. Il
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University OF Louisiana.
Medical Department.
THE this department Will
Monday November 10, and will terminate " the ensuing
March.
James Jones' VI. d. Professor of Practice Medicine
j. l., Rdieli, NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry
Warren Stone, NJ d., Professor OF Surgery.
A. II. Cebas M d.. Professor OF Obstetrics.
A.. J.. wcdderburn, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy
GusavusA Mott, M. D., Professor Of Materia Medicn.
Hunt NJ D. Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
sorn ". c noaS, ~ Demonstrators of Anatomy
dissecng will be open third Monday oc
tober
The faculty visiting physicians surgeons Charity
Ho.pt H. this Institution from November 10 April
The sudepta the professors their visits and ee
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages,
scribed for daily.
patients thirteen thousand hun
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
Aug Il--awtNovl
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
aihe improvements and conveniences accomnods
iNn III the travelling public
Dec ~ div
CHIRTS made order.-sTEyENs, Browns Hotel pre-
pared make shirts and them all cases
TO IT. Et.l
Gents troubled with bad7d,ung shirts be -uised a,
srEvENsS
Dec 7-3uf Sales room, Browns Hotel.
4, ENTy scarfs. Ties, Cravsts, cEvey variety
Napoleon
vas &c, OF late imporstons and at moderate psic~ss
STEyENs'S
Dec 7-3uf saes-room, Browns Hotel.
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COLOMBIAN COLLEGE, Washngton. ID. C.-The ,hr-
u Columbian College will begin
"Wednesday september and end on the last "Wednesday in
of the
OF bachelor Of scientific the
degree bachelor OF philosophy The college
further
address "The President OF Columbian College, Washington C
Aug i--esd3w.
rOUNTgY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for
houses, ground attached EACH
Kendall Green, little than mile northeasterly
the Capitol,
These houses and convenient with CELLAR wood
she'd stable EACH aud excellent hand
The oeautu overlooking of city
and in full of the Capitol
The approach TIN and Delaware and
line usual fare permanently established
Kendall Green and
Presdents square, leaving m, and p Returning
Market, brief 9K
O'Clock t5.. t-5t. .rs.. I,
Ren--two hundred dollars year
The houses aen for inspection and be
by pplying VIM, Stckney Cottage
sea, at my rsydence, the premises.
t AMOS KENDALL.
Jus 2J-eodn
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SaIamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON No 76 South Fourth Philadelphia,
Pa ae SO sfreet hand large nssort
ment of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank and stores
PATENT SLATE LINED REFRTGE2ATORS,
filters and copying presses Far6ank platform
and counter scales.
agency Beeys Jones' Halls
pa tent pow bank locks Please n call.
of the many hundreds who have
safes In -.t.r".- .s.-- ----.st---.,
~ j. Msgude 7th street, Pennsylvania avenge Washing
ION, ID. y.
Farmer sod deshancs' Bank, PHILADELPHIA safes.
United Slliey Mot, do
Upi,ea State srssna lin California, ala Philadelphia.
United s.tstes sppraser's Office, Philadelphia
Penusyivana Railroad Company, PHILADELPHIA safes.
Philadelphia e imingcn, and Baltimore Railroad Cor
philadelphia.
Ricslig Scrris, Son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
WINCHESTER BaRk, Winchester, Virginia.
z. between and 9th
Streets Washington orders and
max Of the above.
Nav S--oawIy EVANS WATSON.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. ls, 1854.
lg-dt3stDecinif
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RENSSELAER, POLl TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
RESIGNED comprehensive and thorough education of
civil including railway hydraulic, topo
graphical, and mining engineers
of the Annual Register giving full Information respect
ing the institute, apply to x,.r.
Is,
Director, &C. r. p. l.,
Aug l5.-d2m Troy ~ Y.
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Tof Inc Cecu wing.
Meeting VIII. rrCshytcry.

Tire prcSbvtrry of Wilmington held its
scmi-ann,tal meeting at Lewis, Del, COM
mcncing on Friday evening, Oct. 9th. The
opening sermon was preached by Rev. a. ID.
Pollock, OF Wilmington.
The following stems are extracted from the
proceedings. \ call for the Pastoral services
Of Rev. Thomas Foster from the Prcsby tcrian
church at Mddlctown was placed in his hand.
Mr.. Foster having sgniiicd his Acceptance of
the call, arrangements were Immediately
made for his Installation. The services will
take place on tie 10Th inst. i'll the church at
Mitldletown. Rev. John W. McarS is APP
pointed to preach the sermon, Rev. James {.
How to give the charge to tie pastor and
Rev. Isaac W. X. Handy to give the charge
to the people 1t is matter Of congralula-
ton that this interesting people who have re-
Gently erected beautiful cdiiicc are at length
TO be supplied with the pastoral services Of
one so well qualified to render them, as the
minister whom they have chosen.
GA Sabbath morning the members Of Pres
0ytcry were conveyed to Rchubok. where a
new church was waiting TO be dedicated. The
attendance was large, as many as a hundred
persons being unable to give attendance. The
D,dicatory sermon was preached by Rev.
James {. How.
The Pastoral relation between Rev. \. ID.
Pollock and the church in Wilmington was
not dissolved, but continues, We are happy to
hear, as heretofore.
The Peninsular Mission under the care of
Rev. |. W. X. llandy was continued. 1t was
expected by the Prcsbytcry that Mr. Handy
would hereafter extend his missionary visits
so as to include the more northern portions
Of The field
One of the most interesting incidents in
connection with this meeting was the visit
which the Presbytcry made ina body to Mrs.
Mitchclmore, widow of a former Pastor Of
the church in Lcwes. Mr.. Mitchcnorc was
one of the victims Of a catastrophe upon the
waters Of the Delaware, which, at the time,
was viewed as sufficiently affecting, but
which more recent catastrophcs have SO far
cclipscd by their frequency and their dcstruc-
1ivcness, as to throw it quite out Of general
remembrance. We refer to the burning of
,hesWm. Penn Steamboat which took place
lust gU years ago in the vicinity of Philadcl-
phu 'and in which Mr.. NJ lost his life, sacri-
icineE i'll the vain endcavor to rescue a
tclloM Passenger. The visit was altogether
infornAl and apparel to give great salisfac-
ton toNhe widowed lady.
The Attcntiye inhabitants of Lewes also
escorted the members of Presbytery to the
Light House from which, by the aid of the
powerful telescope, a distinct view was had
Of the hotels and other buildings at Cape
May. In short everything was done both i'll
doors and road, by the good people to enter
tain their guests that the most tactidious
could have required. .....
The next meeting will be held in the Pres
.byterian church of Elkton on the Ind Tues
i, e 4 ,,,I, totT o'n Al
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FOREIGN NEWS,
From the papers by The Canada to the ODD
ult., we take the annexed interesting extracts:
From the London Times, Sept, ~.

From the papers by the Canada to the Odd
ult., we take the anncXcdintcfcsting extracts:
From the London Times, Sept. ~
riiE LANDING OF TIE ALLIES.
Tho lonp exnected b,ow has at last Lecn
s,r,rl and tho allied armies have entered fine
Crime, Authentic intclliyopcc wa. received
vcstr,aov bv the ENGLISH and French govern.
mcuts h confirnoi;on of Tho ;u,ail;vcug,
transmitted TO us in the preceding night from
Vienna t, the effect that SO GOO men Of thr
ali, d troops l,ndrl If Euno.u;a on the li,h
inst w;thnvt .uco,r,trriny resistance. and
nroc,ed.d to march at ONE in the dirrc: io,
NJ S,hastonol Tnus { a. ,h,u fine first and
least certain rart ofthis o,routi,. undcrtalirp
has been r,ynrallv occon,,jiSb,d. The me-
aro,ions for the yovoue had been made will
cons,uumote ability. In Bal,schik l,av the
British TRANSPORTS and steamers. to the num-
exclusive Ct the fleet; lay in five lines, CORES
ponding to the five divisions Of the army.
Each Of the steamers took two transports in
tow; TIE infantry were principally embarked
on the steam vessels: the artillery filled ~
transports; and the rest conveyed the stores
OF the army. In this "rlc! the folllla pre-
ceed,d from BaltS, Ink, coaS;'rg along the
Bulgarian shore, Till 1t reached tie pac" o!
rendezvous ut FldonlSi, the Isle OF Scrrcnls.
To the whole race OF carll.rS, sccptlts and
aallristS both here and abroad, the success
full landing Of the expedition at Eupatora Is.
as far as 1t gocc, an am wcr. III has already
accomplished the greatest continued enter
prise OF modern warfare, and one which even
the first military writers OF the last genera
ton held to be impossible; Tor TO defeat
Russian army, and even to capture Hthas'o-
pol, are ordinary operations IN war IN COM
parison with the extraordinary attempt TO
convey an army OF oo,oOo men completely
equipped for the 1ield and Tor great siege,
across 3Oo miles oil sea. We most heartily,
therefore, congratulate the country on .hlS
alSflclous commencement OF the campaign,
winch already realizes our expectations ana
promises to crown with victory our strongest
holes.
SPAIN
From the Madrid Correspondence oflhe Lon
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How MUCH SUGAR Do WE EAT last year
there were consumed in this country about
1O3.0OO,0 900 pounds of cane sugar, and H.
100000 pounds Of maple sugar. This gives
i4orc than "a pounds Of cane sugar, and one
pound OF maple sugar to every man, woman
and child. This does not include molasscs or
honey. If this sugar were put into barrels
holding 200 pounds, and each barrel oCcli-
pied the space Of three square feet only, ii
would require 1856 acres Of land to stand upon
The barrels if placed in Il row, would reach
go miles. if this sugar was put up in paper
packages of five pounds each, it would re-
qnirc ll6, 400 900 sheets of wrapping paper,
and if only "A yard Of string was used to each
package, there would be required 439 200, 900
yards, !or So, 900 miles of string-morc than
three times enough to go round the earth
If every retail clerk sold a hundred pounds of
sugar each day, it would require nearly %, 600
clerks 10 sell it all in year. If the dealers.
Wholesale and retail, together made Il profit Of
only two cents pound on this sugar, these
profits alone would amount to nearly Si5,-
eco 900.
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STRANGER THAN FIcrIoN.-About forty
two years ago, young man belonging to Sa-
about year old. No tilings being heard
from him, he was given up as dead, and
twenty four years after his disappearance, his
supposed widow marricdagain. On Monday
the soldier returned from The wars alive and
well, having, it is said, been residing in Cam
ada West for many years. IFS daughter
whom he left an infant, is now married, and
the mother Of a family. His wife and her
second husband and his sisters, are all ly-
Ing; and how he can explain his absence, or
how the respective rights Of the parties in
this ''strangc, cventful history" will be adj
jusled, remains to be determined.
1iJuiy Register.
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Prince Albert is Then pcckcd husband"
if we may believe the London writer's, ono of
whom says:
''princc Albert was lately let out for a
days visit to Cambridge, with instructions
that he must return by ten at night. When
there, the Professors became so prosy in ;,!cif
addresses, that being promised an entertain
ment by the municipality, he telcgraphcd for
permission TO remain till twelve. The reply
quickly came from Victoria that. as pun
ishment for this conjugal disob,dicncc, lie
must return by eight; and at this early hour
the poor Prince was obliged to trudgc into
Buckingham Palace, to escape suspicion, and
consequences of marital infidelity.'
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Thursday with seven days later news from
Europe.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
An official bulletin communicated to the
English Ambassador at Constantinople. dated
from bivouac Old Point. 10th ult., amour
ccs that the allies had intended the next day
10 attack an intrcnchcd camp Of 10000 Rus
slams posted in the direction of SIvastopol,
but the camp was raised in the right and the
Russians fell back upon the town.
Twelve thousand Ta,tars, in the Crimca
have offered themselves as volunteers to the
allies, and been accepted.
1t was coniidcntially stated on the Paris
bourse, that ON the 18th the allies and the
Russians met and a battle cnsucd-that the
French came first into action, when the En-
glish soon came up and the Russians retired
with heavy loss. If true there could only
have been skirmisiing and not battle be,
tween the main armies.
The Russian Embassy at Vienna received a
despatch dated on the odd from Criuca,
which stated that all that had transpirtd was
not unfavorable to the Russians.
Lord Raglan has called for the division in
Bcssarabia, consequently the Turks were adj
vancng to Pruth. Ten advanced guards set
out from Bucharest on the 9th, and Omcr
Pasha would follow on the 29Ih Ibrail and
Galatz will be the place of operations.
A Geographic message from Vienna con-
firms the accounts of favorable disposition TO
the allies by the Tartars Of the Crimea, and
announces that the health of the allies was
excellent.
The Turks are making preparations to be-
siege Ismail from the Baltic.
In the White Sea the British had burned
the thriving town ofkala.
Four allied steamers had been sent to the
Sea Of Azof to intercept the Russian trans
ports.
Spain was quiet but ievcrsh. Soule was
i'll Paris on his way 10 Baden.
! CHINA AND INDIA.
Dates from Canton to August 9Th state that
the Siege is continued, and that business is
close. There had been no arrival of tea.
Dates from Bombay TO the 2Sth state that
trade in India is dull. At Melbourne, July
%, business was quiet but depressed.
TIE MARKETS.
DrcadstldfS ALL the circulars agree that
Wheat has a...vanccd 3D.: Flour Is. Is. Cd;
and Corn ID. u 3d.-thc arrival small and the
market firm. Brown anu Shipcy report
Western Canal at Bis. BIS. Cd; i.,iladcl-
phia and Baltimore BPS. I'D. 33s.; Ohio BIS.
34E. 3D. sour do. 29s. a Dos. Cd. Wheat
white 9s. I'd. los. Cd; red IS. ID. a 9s. I'd.
Ccrn-white and yellow 39s. sos. Cd. mix
cd 39s.
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Ohio Election Returns.

CINCINNATI, DC. ll.-Thc returns so far
received of the vote on the State ticket, indi-
Gates the election of the American Reform
candidates, over the regular Democratic NOM
inces by $4,000 majority IN the whole State
First Congressional District-Tinolhy c.
Day, Wing, elected.
Second Distlict-John S. Hanson, Wing
elected.
Third Distcict-L. D. Campbell, Wing
elected.
Fight Distrct--R. Stanton, Wing, elected.
Iwclvcth Districts. Galloway, Wing,
elected. This is wing gain.
The majority Of the American Rrformcrs
in Hamilton county, is 200.
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rR,liIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub

TESillS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scrbcr Of Cecil county, has obtained Fl ON
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Testamenlary on the personal estate of
Lytlcton +. MumGord,
late Of said county, decd. All persons having
claims against the said decd, are hereby warn.
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of duly authenticated, on or before the
25lh day of August, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of October, 1854.
BENJAMIN T. MUMFORD,
Oct. 18th, 1851. Executor.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
L scribers ofCecil county, has obtained from
Administration on the personal estate of
Alexander Brown,
late ofsaid county, decd. All persons having
claims against The said decd, are hereby warn
ed 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. on or before the
9th day of September, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
al benefit of said estate. All persons lndebt ed
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under our
hands this Nth day OF October, 1854
SARAH r. BROWN,
JAMES BARNES,
Oct. IA, 1854 CIV. Adm'rs.
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9TH DISTRICT, Orb Ger. '54.

Mn. EDlroR:-I read with with great sat
isfac,ion in your paper of the Both ult., the
County Commissioners Report to the citizens
and Taxpayers of the county. 1t is an able
expose, well and clearly written, plain to be
understood, was greatly wanted, and have
no doubt will convince the Taxpayers why
they arc so heavily taxed this year and ena-
bic them to put the saddle on the right horse.
The Commissioners have not mentioned
one cause Of our taxes being yearly increased i,
which ! will mention now slightly, (ntcnd-
ing hereafter to give you fuller expose of
the cxpcnsiycncss Of our road SYSTEM that
is the pctitioning for new roads. Here is a
man, who has bought farm, not situated
on public road, and has only road on suf-
france. AS we arc all aware farm situated
II public road, will sell for more than one
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Indiana Election.

LASsvILLE, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE peoples
ticket will he successful by an average ma
jority Of not less than 100. In the Sd Dis
lrict, George G. Dunn, Anti-Ncbraskas, is
elected to Congress.
SECOND DISPATCH
MADISON, Oct. ll.--Thc returns from this
State show that Mace is elected from the 9tl
district BY 800 majority.
In the sixth District, Barbour is elected by
$50 majority. 49,.
In the seventh, Scott is elected by 500 ma.
jority.
In the tenth, Petit, by | 800 majority.
In the fifth, Holloway, by $500 majority.
They arc all Anti-Ncbraska, in opposition
to the regular Democratic nominees.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scrbcr of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Abram Brown,
late of said county, debd. All persons ha-
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the
2Sth day of June, 1855,
they may otherwise by law, be eXcludec from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons inbebt-
ed to said estate, are requested to make inl-
mediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this l4th day of October,
1851.
JAMES W. KANE,
O,t'e' II, 1874 Gy. Admir-.
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON ACADEMY.
NEIV LONDON, CHESTER co., PA.
HNlIE WINTER SESSION of this School
l. will commence on Wednesday, Nov. lst,
next, and continue twenty-one weeks.
Expenses-Boarding Tuition, &c. $75.
Washing, Music and Modern Languages, are
extras, at the usual rates. The course of
instruction is thorough and more extended
than in most Academies. The Principal de-
votes all his time to the school and has just
engaged the assstanCeNof an accomplished
sch olar, a Graduate Of the University of
Berlin in Prussia, thoroughly qualified to aid
in teaching the Latin, Greek, French, Ger
man, Spanish and Italian Languages, higher
Mathematics and Science, with illustrative
experiments.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to add
anything in commentator of this Institution,
as it has been long established and literally
patronizcd by almost every section Of the
country.
+ The Winter Term will open with increased
facilities for improvement.
For Circulars call at the Wing Office, or,
address. JAMES b. McDOWELL,
Aug 26 I'm Principal.
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D7The Iocofoco press talk about the fall
ing off in the Wing ranks. May be they new
or heard the story of the Englishman and
Dutchman travelling togcthcrin stage-coach
both smoking. The Dutchman, wishing to
get up a conversation, called the English
mans attention, with a superabundancc Of
politcncss, to the fact that the ashes of his
wastcoat, and spark was cndangcring his
neckerchief. Thercupon the Englshman cx-
claimed Your coat tail has been burning for
the last ten minutes, but didn't bother you d.
bout it,"
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A SLIP FOR NorulS,s.- duIlucss O

A SLIP FOR NornlNi.-Thc dizziness of
the frcighting business is illustrated by the
fact mentioned by the Tribune that one Of
the New Ivr,.; merchants, extensively engag-
ed in the shipping business, has had a first
class ship offered to him for twelve month S
voyage gratis-nothing being required by the
owner but a guarantee that the vessel should
be return to him at the expiration of that
period in as good condition as when she was
taken.
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Not A "BusINEss TRANSACTION" 1.-The
Savannah Republican says that during the
height of the epidemic in that city, an 'ordcr
for five hundred loavcs of bread day was
sent by our Mayor to Macon as a business
transaction; he not dreaming that the pcrverse
obstinacy of the people of that place would
cause them to reject all ovcrturcs ofpaymcnt
Yet so it has been. We trust that the public
opinion of the world will pass such Judgment
upon their conduct as it merits. Wecan on
ly say that Savannah riH remember them for
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ARRANGEMENT RELATIVE TO CANADIAN
HECIrROcfTT. II aShingion, Oct. f2th.-rhe
government has acccdcd to the application
of Mr.: Pcr!"y respecting the free admission
of colonial fish caught this season, and has
giveii official assurance Of an executive appli-
cation to Congress to refund any duties that
may hereafter DE paid on such fish, and pow
er TO cancel any warehouse bonds that may
be given from hencelcIth until the treaty
Cunts into full operation. This conc,s sion
is made i'll consideration of our fishermen
having been promptly admitted TO the nsllorc
fisheries of the provinces, and all the profits
of the present fishing season.
Mr.. Perlcy has managed his Negotiations
skillrully and successfully. lie now goes to
Quebec on other busiucs connected with the
treaty, which it is expected will be finally
completed in a few weeks, satisfactory in
formation having been received from New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
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Exrrss1rE SALE OF uorsrs-on saturd

ExTENsIfE SALE OF IoRsEs.--On Saturday
last about fifty horses belonging to the Hip
podrome were sold at auction in New York.
A large portion ofthcm were nearly thorough
bred horses, and many of them wholly so.
All were very superior saddle horses, having
been under excellent training for many montl S
The highest price realized was $40, and the
average was over SlGO. At "Tattcrsall's" in
that city, last week, gentleman Of Baltimore
purchased horse, warranted to trot a mile
in $50, for 81 800.