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required; and bundle under five
in ali cases be required Mixing Of various thcknesse in hs
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service requires eur the privilege Is reserved Of ordering
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SALES TOMORROW.
by j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucssonoer.

by j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-On Mon
day aernoon ocoos! o'clock he emi:ss shall
sell that beautiful lot fronting 50 Ninth
west side running to est alley ana 10 s lot
Church Of tho Ascension budlnss
Humphreys acknowl-
edged by oil 10 be one OF the eligible sites the c and
ceptble Of Improvement Ninth
public pipes also By the property
Water from public wells In The immediate vicinity,
wells be which, will yield abundance
of water, the surface, of the best qualify.
q 900 The residue In
bearing interest," secured by deed Of properly
a LAS q. MCGUIRE,
Sept li-eOd&ds Aucuoneer.
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NEW FALL GOODs.-Having returned from the North.
take great pleasure in informing friends and and
the public generally have in ready their inspection.
the largest and elegant collection Of coths casmeres
and vesn Of French and English fabrics selecd with
from the best importing New all Ct which
pared and
and the reasonable
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Pennsyvana avenue, between AZ and 9th
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IRON HALL.

THE PARROWs ARE COMING!
pARROW'B BURIESQUE OPERA AND BALLET TROUPE
will this beautiful place of Monday
ming, October I'd.
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
The world renowned ndaubber Man. appear eveniDs
For particulars e small bills
Admission rs cents Reserved seats, 81 cents
Sep a7-d5t+ j, P, SMITH, AGENT.
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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE

New YoRK Sept. 80 1854.
After months of painful suspense have length
dngs Of the longost City of Glasgow Captain McLeary
Of the barque Mary Morris from Glasgow who arrived at
this port yesterday, makes the following reports
On the 18th of August in latitude SO &c. longitude 10
o. weather very thick at the time and heavy he fell
In with the hull of large iron vessel apparently Clyde built
painted black with bright red bottom. There three
four compartments in the hull and all the wood work
ao look into her perceived she had machinery in her
On the day Capt McIeary fell in WITH and took board
afuength female fgurehead about feet in height
with her hands extended, and wreath upon her head and
green stripes her dress The figure be board
the Mary Morris, at the foot Of Pine street"
The Episcopal convention concluded its labos last
ning by the election provisional bishop. Nine ballots
we're taken The prominent candidates Dr. Vinon OF
Brooklyn Dr. Potter, of Albany and DR.. Haght of this
city, On the last ballot Dr. Potter received 81 clerical and
Is lay votes and declared elected The
close between Dr. Potter and Dr. Vnton The Times of this
morning has the following notice of the new bishop:
"Dr Horato Potter the provisional bishop of the d.
of New York, originally from Poughkeepse He
graduated Union College in 1896 and has been for many
years settled in the recorship of St Peters church, in Al
nan of pleasing manners fine culture and much talent and
viii Gil the office of bishop with honor himself and the do
hearty applause of cburcnmen In sentiment DR.. Potter
may be said to represent the low church party
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, the steamboat
Kate towing the schooner Thomas Crawford through
Hell Gate discovered that the steamer fire.
The steamboat dted ashore at avenswood dock where she
burned to the waters edge.
Our musical world has been thrown into nuter of delight
by the that Baron Hacket has made
tangement for short lease Of the and magnificent
opera house Fourteenth street. which will be opened for
the first time Monday evening, with Grisi and Mario in
Norma.
is to off to-day, outside the Hook, between
Mr. Pendeton's yacht soop Gertrude and Mr. Duncan's
schooner yacht Haze The is continue for three
hours windward half hour stretches for 81 900
The Boston Fusileers will arrive in this city to-day and
be received by the Fifth National Guard with whom they
will remain during their stay in the city.
John " Plume, esq (ate of the banking house of Bur
goyne Co., of San Francsco and family sail this day
Liverpool in the Pacific Mr. Plume is bearer dispatches
to Rome
Colonel Doheney will deliver lecture at the Broadway
Tabernacle Monday evening. Subject Andrew Jackson
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NJ tssses, ON y, ssa 18th Washington, now occu
p-~A nv y A. teesw~u
4 gAYden pump
$50
E~crnsy occupied by Mr. Tyler.
Agpay personally nv postpaid letter, To A. HYDE,
4--eo1t-
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Oct l--ltif

CARDThe attention OF the public respectfully
the sale OF excellent mahogany, rosewood walnut,
furniture which will place Monday
O'Clock sold by virtue OF deed of the residence
gentleman declining housekeeping Congress Hail.
Of Pennsylvania opposite
National Hotel. The furniture of superior quality,
entirely failed describe
The splendid and the sale
the attention OF the public.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Oct IA AuctiOneers.
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Attorney Generals once, .


NY person having his the h volume Of MERLx's
kErERT lRy UNIvERsEL belonging this office will confer
great favor by returning G. CUSHING.
sep 24--H
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Terrible Storm in Teras.

Terrible Storm in Teros.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ga terrible storm commenced on
the coast of Texas the 18TH and ragged with terrific fury
for four days.
An immense amount of property destroyed and
era vessels and many lives lost
The Of Matagorda totally destroyed with the
exception of three houses.
The crops, both Of the and cotton, nearly
ruined.
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WANrEDIn the central of city, well lighted roop
w 70 be used as private scbooroom for boys
Address g. A. MAGRUDER,
octi-u Windei's Building.
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

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Maumt
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Tie Ohio Rirer. DC.

WnrrlrSo, Sept. 30.There q inches water in the
channel.
PIrrsBuRo, Sept 30.There 10 inches in the channel
The cholera rapidly abating eight in the past "a
hours
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Proposed Sale to the United States.

Proposed Sale to the United States.
Bosros, Sept 30A special meeting of the board of al
dermen this forenoon authorized the committee the sub
ect sell the court house the United States for post
office and federal courts should fair be rendered fol-
/ the
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Lder from Hcrico,
NEW oRLEAss Sept 26.-The steamship Orizaba has ar
rived at this port from Vera Cruz with from the city of
Mexico TO the 10th inst.
Count Boulbon was executed ON the 18th of August,
The revolution gradually progressing it was re-
ported that Monterey in the possession rebels
Further defeats of the insurgents reported but there
no later information concerning the movements of A..
ierbide secretary of the Mexican legation oDa
ger in the Orizaba, ''"'' " p"''en
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Il Y II 4 l. 4 & X A y II

Loss Of ne CITY Of Philadelphia Particular
BOSTON, Sept so-The royal mail steamship America ar
rived at one O'Clock this morning Her mails were des
patched South by the early train
Inc America brought twentyfour passengers from the
wrecked steamship City Of Philadelphia From them we
learn some further particulars relative the Of this i'll
fated vessel
AT the time the City of Philadelphia she was going
al the rate oil ten Knots hour After striking the rock
shoe near cape Race the captain succeeded in getting off
and backing into Chance Cove where five hundred and
the passengers were landed Here roughly made tents
were hastily pitched the whole party remaining thirty
hours In the mean time, military force was despatched
from the garrison at ST. John for the protection of the
property.
Most oil the passengers have left in various
ior hAii'aA and for ports in the United States
IL Is feared that the steamer will prove total loss An
Der cargo has been landed in pretty good condition
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Steamboat Explosion.
BUFFALO, en- Y,) Sept. 30.The boiler of the propeller
Troy exploded near Chicago. One man was killed and
eral sealed. No particulars given
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Sailing Of ne Pacific

New fosK, Sept s0The United States mail STEAMSHIP,
Pacific sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool She took GU
81, 100, 600 in specie.
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irOR RENT The residence Towson, + AND
18th Both house
order Gas and furnace heat carried throughout the
gether with hot and cold BATH
bather's pantry.
Enquire the premises from l2 till g
Octl-SunWed& Frilwt
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Al EW Fall and Winter Goods-WM. II. STANFORD,
Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania avenue side,
west Of Third street! has Just opened Large and handsome
French English gcntemens
of his friends public generally They
will be order the shortest notice,
fashionable style, possible
N BAlwsys hand general Of gcnemen's
nishng goods.
l-2aw3xif
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Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer Boston Massachusetts
Transfers ordered
Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer, st. Louis
Transfers ordered from branch
ordered Philadelphia
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Transfers ordered to Assistant New York
Transfers ordered to Assistant Treasurer New Orleans
Transfers ordered to Assistant Treasurer Louis,
Transfers ordered Assistant Treasurer Francisco
Transfers ordered to depositary at Baltimore Maryland
Transfers ordered to depostary at Norfolk, Virginia
Transfers ordered to depository at Cincinnati, Ohio
Transfers ordered to dep0stay Jersonvie Arkansas
Transfers ordered to depository at Chicago Illinois
Transfers ordered to depotary at Detroit, Michigan
Transfers ordered to branch mint San Francisco California
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THE Birds tho bible, elegantly illustrated, by
i Rev. II. Harbaugh.
Narrative Of Journey Round Dead
Lands in 1850 and 1851 by r. De saucy member of the
Institute. 2 vols
Gisekc.
Life Love in Nor.
translated from the German of Theodore Muggs
Joy Morris.
Cummings Message from God.
Do Great Sacrifice.
DO Christ r. ceivng Sinners
DO Minor Works--secOnd series.
Physicians Visiting List for 1856
just received, and sale
TAYLOR & MAURY,s
oct' Bookstore, 9Th Ut.
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mild autumn, an abundance OF fall feed and open
winter, are predicted by Boston lady
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UNITED STATES SEAMAN MURpEREp.--Ihe Navy Depart
nient have information that Charles Smith of Loudon
county, Virginia aged thrtytour seaman of the frgae
St Lawrence in the Pacific murdered while on shore
at Payta near Panama. August l3 1854.
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lLKsi sILKsi are now prepared to exhibit to
~ citizens general far stock OF
silks that before of for sale this other
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When devout Mussuman found himself in the midst
of terrible tempest sea- he recoected that he had yio
lated the Mahomedan law by INDUCING in swine flesh
particular occasion Having made due confession, and
prayed for cessation of the in vain he petshly
exclaimed, "wbat q fuss about little pork"
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5tuurs, Mf.
TIE METRoPoLITAN.

NEW Ann SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, man
ufactured and for sale wholesale ana rets, ~
RICHARDSON. & CO., S74 broadway, new iorA @is'i
81 and IS blackstone street, Boston, .A,u,.
beantv durability ard economy in the use OF ue WIN
perfect efficiency operation Inc simpciy o. ls ~.
strucon and the consequent faculty with w1hcn !. -
mana d particularly commend II 10 the atlenon VI Vse
In want OF a first-clsss cooking range.
q-he Hre chamber is materially different in form nom
hat Of any other range present use, being so construct
"a that bv spreading the coal over large surface and
burniug il in thin stratum, the heat is equalzed under
all the boiler openings ,..,,
The revolving CRATE supported by lever, adjusted In
such manner that the frechamber can be instantaneous
IL mptied while the range closed as 10 prevent the
escape OF dust ashes into the room.
The oven s Of size with the hues so arranged az
10 secure in the highest possible degree equal amount
of radiation on every side being elevated and level
with the top Of the fre-chaber the draft is entirely up
ward and natural The external plates are lined with
composition which being non-conductor Of heat gives ii
the advantages Of brick oven.
rnder the oven Is large and capacious Hot Closet
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render
ing a valuable service for warming dishes OF food.
Being supplied with powerful water-back, the range
may be made furnish without extra FIRE large
OF hot water at all times for bath other purposes.
Provision also made for the attachment of hot-air Ak
lures by which, in addition 10 its culinary Department. it
subserves mportan; purpose for warming dining
room paro either above adjacent to the apart
Tnent in which il is placed.
The Flues large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and BitunnoGs Coal, Coke or Wood 1t re-
aures additional for the use Of either For those
liar advantages, being complete in itself and in respect
dependent on bTick-work for any Of its nues.
In points Of hnish workmanship and genel al appear
ancesit win not suffer by contrast with any,
In respect cost compares most voraby with either
of the Eleyated-oven Ranges now in market.
mrfIl
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ailu being
this precious gift he is prepared to adapt it to the follow
ing use and the immediate contamination of the following
topics He be consulted at his office, or by letter,
(prepaid) and he is prepared to make use of his
any of the following topics Business of all descrip
tons, Travelling by land and sea- Courtship Advice for
their successful accomplishment, Specializing Stocks,
Merchandise and Real Estate the Recovery of Legace in
Dispute the Purchasing of Tickets and the Safety of Ships
at Sea- He has also had tina honor of receiving certf
cate from the Hon. c. John Bernadotte King of Sweden,
which will give him great pleasure to show to those who
may favor him with call. He also offers his services
respecting health wealth. marriage, love affairs journeys,
lawsuits difficulty in business, fraud sickness, death,
past present. and future events, and all concerns of life
and invites all to call who afflicted coporeay
tally Natvities calculated and read in full according to
the oracles of masculine signs.
Terms-Ladies, ST. Gentlemen, $3.50, Nativtes cal
culated according to GeowancyFor Ladies', in full, S.
Gentlemen, in full, SIS
Persons at distance have their Nativities drawn
by sending the date of the day of their BIRTH
All letters containing the above fee will receive mmedi
ate attention. and navities will be sent to any part Of the
world written on durable paper.
All letters the above TOPICS if postpaid, will be
swered gratis.
His office is at No. High street. between Federal and
Summer streets Office hours frcm A. NJ. to o'clock
p. NJ. my2? d&wtf
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d = Sd IA NE ; .

b. W. DUNKLEE 4 CO.'S
Warming and Ventilating Furnace.
Nine Sizes for Dwellings, School Houses Stores Churches
Halls, Factories &C., &c.
VENHIS FURNACE has found it way among some Of
the most practical and scientific gentlemen of our
land, who firmly believe that Furnace extan excel
It in its power for Warming, Efficiency in Pure ventila
ton, Economy in Fuel, Durability of Structure, Con-
venence OF its Arrangement and Perfection of Principle
Success entire wherever properly set.
Proofs that many hundreds of these are in operation
in all parts of country, and in some parts of
Europe, to which We permitted refer those who
want the best Furnace made.
TION!
Is as perfectly secured by the nodus operand with this
Furnace with any other yet inventedand when
the true English and American principle is applied moth
ing can more thoroughly introduce pure air into all apart
ments of building, than the of or of these
Furnaces connection with proper Cowls Ventidues
We furnish plans.
Also--The most approved RANGES with Hot Air, Hot
Water and Bath Boiler, &c. now in
Also--A great variety of Penrhyn Marble Mantels
Stone Chimney Pieces and Pier Slabs of the most elegant
and beautiful richest and specimens world a
fUrds representing the Italian Pyrenese Egyptian Gal
way Spanish, SIENNA &c. &c. In style and finish they
stand unrfvaed very highly polished retain their
beauty much longer than marble, and in
jured by coal gas smoke or acids Prices from So to Sl7b
each.
Parlor and Chamber Frame Crates If neat foreign and
domestic patterns.
Gothic and Semi-circular Registers Silver Tipped fitted
to Chimney pieces for ines of air from chimney instead
OF floor.
Iron, White Metal, Bronzed, Enamelled, and Silver
Plated Hot Air Registers and Crates and School House
Nentators.
Orders for the approved ROOF and Chimney vent-
lators, answered at short notice. a
Cooking, P0ror, and Office Stoves Of Soap Stone or
Iron, for Wood or soft gard Coal
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Work, to order.
Soap tone Sinks Wash Tubs, and Bathing Tubs, and
slnte Stone Hearths worked to order at
III & 113 Blackstone Street.
b. w. DUNKLEE & cos.
Boston. March u. dly formerly SO 81.
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E ID. SPEAR, INDIAN DOCTOR
ELs So much celebrated for his remarkable cures. re
spectfuy informs the citizens Boston and vicinity tina
he be consulted upon the various diseases incident to
the afflicted, usual, at his office, No Is KNEELAND
STREET. DR. S. formerly $40 Washington streetl
DR. s will warrant in every durable disease and
fail Of ehecting cure, after giving the medicines
tair trial. Will pay the expense any other physician
that will perform cure, the expense not to exceed one
hundred dollars. After the patient has used nv medi
cnes three days. if he is dissatisfied he may return those
not used, and the money shall be refunded.
will here give the names of some of my most impor
ant medicines for common diseases. For further parcu
lars and certificates my bookit may be had free of
expense, at my office, and also of any of my Agents.
Balm Of Life, Nos. and 2, remedy for all dis
eases OF the Lungs and Throat, Dyspepsia Liver Com
plant and General Debility Scrofula Syrup for the cro
fula, Fistula Ulcers, Cancers and Tumors also sure
cure for Chronic Rheumatism, Ioils Headache Hip Geut
Sciatca &C., and specific for Mercuria diseases and
Syphilis Indian Lverwort Pills these pills are highly
exalted as family medicine. Natures Grand Restorative
Cordial, this is indeed valuable medicine for Diar
rhea Dysentery Vomiting and all gripping pains of the
bowels it is pleasant and agreeable to children or adults
and acts as tonic as well physic Golden Bitters
for Nervousness Barrenness, Fuor Albus &c. for com
mon cases of Weakness in the Stomach they form an in
valuable remedy Tonic Cordial for ali Female Irregnay
tiles, Weakness &c; this is purely vegetable remedy
ana iar exceeds iron or any mineral preparation ton
&c Tor females Mothers Cordial to be few weeks
before confinement. Mothers who have once used this
Cordial will not dispense with it in subsequent casea
Those who use have much easier time and get up
stronger Molnan's Friend, for the Falling of the Womb
Pain in the side and Back. will avow that these Last
four articles viz: Woman's Friend Mothers Cordial
Tonic Cordial and Golden Btters the most astonish
ing extraordinary eicacous efecua and safe medicines
or the female system that has ever any age or country
been discovered German Lotion warranted to cre salt
hheum and ali kinds of humors. Gravel Mixture sure
remedy for Gravel, and all affections of the water Ger
man Powders for Pin Worms, and also a valuable med;
cine for Piles. Catarrh Snuf-it will cure the Catarrh
Corn Plaster which will cure Corns. Basam OF Life for
coughs, Colds, Cramps, Spasms, Fits, and Splitting Of
Blood Al-Heaiing Save, superior to all other Saves be
they Prussia OF Texan. Rheumatic Lniment for Pain
in the Limbs, Sde Back, &c.
an these medicines are exceedingly valuable. You have
only to try them and they will speak better for themselves
than can for them.
The poor literally considered
Principal Office, No Is Kneeiand street, Boston, Massa-
huseets' ape d&w1y
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IMPO TANT & USEFUL MEDICAL

EMPO TANT & USEFUL MEDICAL
IL WORKING Pocket Physician or, Domestic
Medical Adviser This is very useful and elegantly
bound pocket volume Of lbs pages written by an expe
reneed physician Of Boston II contains scorchipg ex
posue of the deception and mposure practised 10y he
numerous quacks Of Boston upon the inexperienced and
unwary 1t also describes the symptoms and best mode
of treatment Of the diseases incident 10 both
sexes especially those for which the sufferer is mostkey
to resort to ignorant and interruptions quack or
puteup nostrum. 1t will be sent by mail on the receipt
Of the price of the book enclosed, and postage stamp
Price 81 1.2 Cents.
For sale by FEDERHEN a. CO., and 10 Court street
WIN. v. SPENCER, 12S Washington St. and FETRIDGE
4 CO., ~ Washington st. ape deod3m