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Cesersiscot, accompanied ~ his sNte dc camp COone'
G. ". lay, Iet wAsbiDstOs for Fort Monroe We whore
he intends to inspect the trocps stationed at that pst
He viii sso examine and report spon the opcrasious Of
the school Of practice for bnitery drill which
NE War Department have recently Adopted al that post
The Secretary Of War has msde hrfcFio~ing s-r,sn-
meBts to DUTY Of officers of the Ordnance pef~rtmeni
Essvet Major ". A. Thornton to tho oomsaand OF New
York Arsenal and tbe nspecton OF contrast arms and
acoouerements
Captain X. H. K. Whitley To the command ST Texas
Arscnal
Captain J. McNuts to foundry service
According to the latest abstracts from the iju,ant
Generals Office, Washington, the total number Of
cruts enlisted for the United states army during the
last fiscal year, five THOUSAND four hundred and
twenty There over thousand now in rcadi-
Iess, at Governors IsAnd Newport ssd Carlisle Oar.
racks to proceed 10 join the renrorcements unesr
ORDERS for Salt fake City.
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House OF Representatives.
k'aL

TIE MARYLAND CoSrSrEp sLyToS.
Tie House passed sresolaon N the Maryland contested
election case declaring .,ilen, L, grant tho prayer
of Ar. Books Cor special committee 10 take testimony
In the case
1Iu; KANSAS QuIxIIoN.
The House vent into Coin .ttoe Of the Whole on the
Indian app, epfislion bill.
Mr. ATKTys, adm OF tenn, made speech favOrinf,
the admission Of Kansas the Lccompton consttu
uCD.
NJ LovgJcY. (opp.) Of H. Argued th 1 the conflict IL
not bat seen he Nor.h and south but betvoen rceJom
sl Try, and between the prn ples OF liberty and
po,ism lie said the President and the jesuit Chief
Justice afe epdeavorng ~ Dstopsize slavery, and
calling the democracy the ',ple Of the demon
ship, end the foul and impious sverment that certain
human bcngs property IL rank and foul treason
against God ard his anoiotei
The committee then rose anc ne House adjourned.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATUHA'.

Senate.
f' tt ALBANY Feb. Il, 1A.S.
BY Mr. SLOAN (tem- Against abolishng the City
Court Of Brooklyn Also, release the Central Park
Commissioners from IN. pay Of neres. on the Arse
rai purchase money.
BY Mr.. stoss-To shorten the Of Office of certain
Brooklyn city officials
REPORTS.
Hy Mr. srTSoLA (dem )Favorably relative TO the fshe
ries of New U.ra,oht and Grave send
BY Mr. HArsThD (rep )-Ralsave 10 the better protec-
lien Of the remains OF the dead
NOTICES.
Ey Mr. soHsIL (dem ITO remove the State capital to
New York city.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. SoHII-Iss aiivs to the sppoinment OF clerks
OF the Police courts of New York.
BY Mr.. Ely (dem ITO amend the law relative to priu-
cipaIs ana factors, or agents
Ibe Senate passed the bill relative to the waabout
burial ground law and then went into Executive session.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
INn.rI r..-a mn. III

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PBItADEiPHs. Feb. ", 1853
stocks esdy. Pennsylvania fves, 81 NJ Residing Rail-
road, gr% Morris Canal, 20; Long Island Railroad,
l3ii lepnsylvsnR Railroad, as
NEW ORLEANS, Fob. 10, 1853
Coion--Saes to-day, 5000 bales, at decline OF i.c
middrg lie. IL &C stock in port, 100000 Decreased
receipts compared with last year. 10000 ditto at AL
southern ports. AL 800 Lard in barrels, loo. Mess
pork, $40 30. other articles unchanged.
AUGrrA Ca, Feb. IL. 1858
Coton-The marke, IL dull, with decline of &c &c
PIuIApEtPBIA, Feb. ~, 1851
Flour dull and unchanged sales Of 100 bbls. Wheat
unchanged; red 81 81 o5; white, 81 - 81 30 Corn
nr sales ~ goo bushels at 60c for yellow. Provisions
tend upward Mess porK, eli. Lard, 10bc. a lhc.,
in bbs. and kegs Whissey, 21c. Coffee advanced &c
BMrfmoRx, Feb IL, lS5s.
Flour quiet at sl37y. whea, nominal with Ugh, re
ceipts red, 81 o5 81 10; white, 81 Is 81 20. Corn
quiet, at 5sc for white and yellow. Whiskey buovant;
city, pic 23c; Ohio 23c. Cloverseed cu at ~ IS
a As ~
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tnurt Cslennsr-Th,s n.x

SUFRrxE CorRT-CrRouir - Nos rs, IL, 176, IS3, 1914
1874 So l9e, l9s, lee 2ol 2o2 2o3, 2o4 zoe zO7 2Os
go, 2l0.
Usnfp SrsIFs DISTRICT CouRr-Nos "a, 10, 1e5 30, 81
So AZ 70 p $50, 1is and the following CAGES set down
for this day AZ, 30, e5, a. ~ 81, %, i07, los 1902
40 277 2Ss. 432. 447, 204 las 23s 23o $40, All rs
500 3e 1914 4e3 $40, 573, SIS, 55T SSH 5s4 fs6 5i3
asa to5, 1o2 St ie, $685. $50 69i boa, 5e3, sos 500
5qT sos, $50. 600
CoNsos PrEAs--Part trial by Court without Jury
Nos. 76 a. 20, 20. 80, 81 So So s5 So ST. SIS So 90
% "a "a, q5 90 81, %, 90, 100 l02 Part 2.-Nos 5
rs Ia IL, it IL 2s SO, 81, s. al az A. &C. q, - IS
60
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHs.


I,roRGn-Yo vse.-on Wednesday, Feb. II, by the Rev
pr. Gordon, HssRY TaYoRos, 70 IIzzrr Ydcso.
NoRcorr-srpccfBe-On Feb. p, by the Rev. j. n Mich
OILS Mr. wnII.n NoRoorT Of this city, 10 Mrs. SARAH
S1isafrS of London.
srrrHxvsos-H.Yrnt this city, Tuesday Feb. 10, by
the Rev Joseph anderson Mr. NsIAs SrEvEssoS 30 miss
Isam1tA HAY, both a this city.
WRlcur-wrttArp On Thursday afternoon, Feb. e. by
the Rev Jesse Peck, Mr.. wN L WRiGBr 70 Miss SARAs
WILLARD, both Of this city.
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Shlpwr~cks on tire COmst.
AN UNKNOWN SCHOONER suNK-RxR GREW surP0axD
TO b LOer

LONG BRANCH, n. J, Feb. II, 1858.
schooner was discovered this morning sunk, about
half mile from the beach, on Long Brsuca One dead
body was discovered in the rigging wss taken or by
Captain Jcscph H. West with wreckipg boat me rest
Of The supposed to be The name Of the
schooner is unknown. She has new mainssl and two
large i'urten purchases ready rggcd and locks like
wrecking schooner Her mssis about hslf cot OF
water.
loss or SCHOONER czARLEs CoLGArE-HEK GREW
SAVED.
Long BRANCH, Feb. II, 1858.
The schooner Charles Colgate from Baltimore for New
York, with cargo OF corn ashore at squan beach
last night at ~ ocissv ss has five feet water in nor
hold and is nllng fast All hands are saved
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Fires In Boston

BOSTON,, Fen II 1858.
~ clever o'clock last night FIRE broke out IL No, a.
Union street, wnich Wa nearly destroyed together with
Noe 40 anu So, and also small BUILDING tho rear,
fronting on Friend s,reet.
FIRE earlier in the evening destroyed No. 49, Hanover
street. corner Of Union.
Among the occupants OF the buidiug. burned were
VIM A. Bsfses, budsars - e. Chamberlain S Co
stoves: Williams Norsai -hoc; ron workers, John e.
Iorr.oui and Z. Mcclellan
Tbs amcun, o. the loss y from as coo - $1,000.
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TINS eEsKRaL sswsp,PER DESPATCH.

AiH,SY, Feb. II, 1855.
me executive session Of the Senate day extended u
srly O'Clock II Is understood that q nomination In
zee Of Mr.. Benton, for Auditor, was sent in by tic
vernon. Tho senate was quito fan, Eessrs s,ou and
nsms, although sick, attending during the session.
|. motion being made usual TO refer the nomination
q committee from the Judicial district, amendment
IA proposed axing the time for the reception Of their
,ort on the 5th Of July. hard Aruggle took place.
}, eventually the amendment carried, thus throwing
the nom nation for this session. Mr.. stow IL under
cd 20 have voted with the Americans and democrats
or Of the amendment A motion then made ~
onsider and was defeated thus preventing any suoso
MT action
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Tho Bey State Mills.

BoroS, Feb. II 1858.
Al meeting Of the creditors Of the Bay state Mills Cor
ration to day representing claims Of over sSoOOOo tho
loving gentlemen were appointed receivers;-wm. APP
rton, I. b. Crownngshield and Israel Whitney.
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Death Of Captain jaime. @. Farrar.

thAhltztroNs foOs ioi iooo'
rhe body Of Captain James q. Farrar, Of the bark
eshre, Of Damsrsco,ta, has been found in the dock.
had been in the company Of friend the night pre-
ding and supposed fell accidentally from the wharf
ngs Of the shipping in the port were placed a. half
AS, as token Of respect 10 the memory of the deceased
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1858.
No g. The Peoples Ferry Company, Of Boston, va Jo
Oh Beers and David Warner, etc.-Argued for the sp
lees, and submitted on printed argument for the sd
IIanta
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nonrnrr AMONG rs xnIsrrns.-sinco the Is, Of ]

MORTALITY AMONG Inx MrNsrKRs-since the LIST OF ia
nuary Of the present year have published obituary
notices Of the following clersymen:-
Rev Daniel Baker, at Austin, Texas.
Rev Hugh Sneed McEloy, al Detroit, Msh.
Rev. J. T. Iebmspoweky, at Clark county, Ind.
Rev !. II. Carmichael, at Vernon, N. ].
Rev VIM. Ramsey, at Philadelphia
Rev A. Harmon, at Savannah, Ca
Rev Holloway W. Hunt, In Mercer county, MI.
Rev Jacob Norton, at Bferica, Mass.
Rev Beverly Waugh, AT baltimore.
Rev John W. Perkins, Mt Boston.
rev Lester Lewis, at Mddletown. Conn.
Rev. Daniel Burrows, Mt Mystic, Conn.
Rev. Samuel Gilman, al Charleston, s. C.
Rev John Welsh, at Providence, II. l.
Rev John Knox, at New York
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Fires nj Springfield. Ohio.

sPRfScFrFfb feb. ~, 1858.
A FIRE here last night destroyed Tue Western Public
School building. Ios ''OOco; .nsrrai 5000
Another Ere destroyed large stable, valued at $780,
no insurance.
Both fires supposed TO have been the work Of a.
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Explosion " the Steamer nIsgnoiia-Fiftcen
= 20 Twenty Killed.

WILMINGTON N C.. Feb II, 1853
The steamer Magnolia, bound to Fayetteville, exploded
al whitehall to DAY, killing from fifteen 10 twenty persons
A few of the bodies have been recovered
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The Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON FeN. l., 1859.
me mail from all points south as late as due IL TO
nd bat brings no news Of importance.
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Destructive Fire NJ 81. Cnthnr,u,s.

81. C,unRISh's G. W., Feb L. 1858.
Burrows dry goods store Cannes icaihc, store Jack.
sons Icwsry establishment and saloons IN Odd fci.
lows Hall were destroyed by Gre ihis morning. Loss
heavy, and Only partially insured.
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Fire nj Eini;Ta.

ElaEA, n. Y, Feb. II, 1855
fire broke out in Water street tn. place ut cloc;
this morBtng, and before IL could be subdued twelve
stores were destroyed.
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ARREST An ALLEGED TIcKFr SwIsbIyR Compliant was
made yesterday morning to the Mayor by who had
been induced to enter notorious ticket ofice in Cedar
street West, kept by named williams and who
purchased passage ticket to Baltimore for 81 So nearly
double the regular price The man, dudirg he had
been imposed upon returned TO the ofce, but they
fused TO pay him back the money. The Mayor
piled TO- who despatched officer Van Arsd.e, who arrested
Williams On being brought before tbe Mayor he at hrs,
refused 20 dsgorge the money saying that he had
bought II at little too high price but tina. the way
he got living" He wa, however, compelled 10 re.
fund the money, and was accordingly discharged,
HroKID HIS IJcESsE-w J. Redpath, keeper Of an in
teisence office at No 3a7 Broadway who was arrested
Monday last for having induced samuel T. Chase
Illinois TO invest s135 bogus patent concern
yesterday morning brought before the Mayor having
failed 70 keep his promise by refundns the msney He
stated that the reason be had not done because he
unable To raise the amount required Mayor remann
revoked his license a IN intelligence Office keeper.
------S
The Metallic Tablet Strop can be obtained.
genuine. ut j. s. SAUNDERS store, No Aston House.
Try Gr.ndj~sns Wonderful New Fluid.
for changing hair to Ia original eolos NO u Church
street, corner OF Barclay.
White, the Hattsr's Spring Styles, 81; Last
TALL style reduced % "a a, WRITES. I4s Fulton sGe.t
Mr.. Young the Artist, late from Montreal.
will find several photographs % color ut HOLMES l5s
Broadway. Call in time.
cens-Te only place In the city where daguerrroypes
made, exclusive 81 sny other picture, isft
ANsONs, $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Mr.. Young. the Artist. viii find several
Photographs color si HOLMES. object. Call
early, At ss9 Broadway.
Half Price, Half Price. Half Price. - Meade
MOTHERS celebrated Photographic dsguerreoiypes &c
taken until March |, at half price. 80 Broadway.
Mr.. Young. the Queens Artist. fcom J.on-
don late Of Montreal Is wsn,si NJ HOLMES by several
sdie~ 10 color them up. y
Defiance SsIetuaNder S-f~~--NstN pns.Hs
powder proof locks and Aiao ore burgs
proof psros sAfss- Depot 10 Pesrl street
uolloway's Professional Prejudice
dies hard but the cures OF dyspepsia bilious disorders a
scenery wrought by this unspprosc babl- remedy
breaking down where. fhe liberal MINDED members
OF the faculty admit the value % the medicine Well they
may, for shames the old treatment by s countless
Copsumpt1ve Persons VINO Have Bccn
under physicians and received benefit from heir
treatment, respectfully invited tn cell upon y Won
DERSM1TH, W. ID. II they satisfied with his treat
ment, after being under his days, charge viii be
made Office lSS BOwcry.
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cns One is 10 obviA,s the nsoesay of stamping patent
articles where Is imprsccabe also provision Ter the
oecton Of type founders md others to the fraudu
copies Of their dies BY eiectrotyping, 30. All appl
for extensions Of patents sha be filed ninety days
fore their exIiraton, and the published notice sixty
before the hearing Of the These changes have
'en suggested by Messrs kaeIsy and Cochrane. The
aersl features Of the bill are that establishes Board
Examiners for the purpose Of securing unifor nifty in
decisions. From this Board an appeal is allowed to
Commissioner who is TO retain the powers he at pre-
hs possesses. II prevents the conccalment Of appca
ns for renewals, thus afordng the publ- opportu
to be heard, and increases the salary o, of the
GERS 1t vii! be from this that the committee do
contemplate any radical charges in the existing law
! simply amending 1t where change has been shown
Pc necessary. This will no doubt be strenuousy op
I'D by the patent lobby, who desire entire change
system as TO slip In their fraudulent extensions
q revivAls.
The United States brig Perry was to sail yesterday morn
for the coas, OF Brazil
rhe following officers have been ordered tc the steamer
orado now preparing at Norfolk the flag ship Of the
|ne squafron:-Captain Tm. l.. Gardner; Lieutenant
ward Lanier, Lieutenant Thomas a. Stevens, Lieutenant.
ner Read, Lieutenant Vim L. Powell, Lieutenant Be
ly Kennon Acting Master, Charles Carpenter; Flee,
geon, Edward Giichrlst Frst Assistant Surgeon, A. NJ
nab First Assistant Surgeon A. NJ. Vedder Purser, f.
Dorsn; Chief Engineer, W. W. w woodz; First Assist
T. Dade First Assistant, Thos. A. Shock; Second As
ant j. W. Moore; Second Assistant, Alex Greer Third
rs,ant Franklin X. Hahn; Third Assistant Thomas Prr
Third Assistant, Phillip Inch; Third Assistant CD ~.
Levy DO ,tswain, John Mckinney Gunner, John Ovens
.pcptor, ANGST Clnch; Salmaker VIM. Bennett
b Butler, Of Lowell, Mass the attorney of the Mid
sex Mills Company, arrived here To- day to lock after
Wolcott and the atty eight thousand dollars If Mr,
.cott has not paid all Of It away he wants some Of ii
Tx again fy- his clients He s ready 70 give evidence
alled upon and has all the books aad papers for the
pose He thinks Mr.. Wocott has paid tue money away.
TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1853.
|he majority of the Senates Committee Territories
,e completed elaborate report. The bill which &C
npanies it is similar to those heretofore presented or
occasens, and admits Kansas into the Union under
Ieconp;on constitution
commodore Jones Is lying dangerously i'll, near wash
ton.
l off cia statement shows that the effective force Of
navy embraces sixty two vessels OF all kinds.
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The Metallic Tablet strip caa he obtained,
genuine ut s. SAUNDERS store, Ma Aston House.
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Defiance sslspander s-se.--vyts pn,.n,
powder proof locks and bars Aia ore and burgs
proof psxLs sAfaa- Depot 10 Pesrl street
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Mr.. Young. the Queens Artist. rcom LON
don late Of Montreal Is ~sntsi a. HOLMES by several
lsdie~ 10 color them up.
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Mr.. Young, the Artist, Will find Several
Photographs 10 color st HOLMES Cost object Call
early, At 2s9 Broadway.
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Try Csrspdj~sn's Wonderful New Fluid.
for changing gray hair it, original eolos No. "a Church
street. corner of Barclay.
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Anson's Daguerreotypes-LzTge Size for ~
only place In the city where dguerrroypes
made, exclusive % any other picture.
ANsON's, $50 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Tn. rye,,,,by- rs Cy,,,y..,oo.

CHARLEscS, feb II tsjs.
Tho steamsrip Nompbir q c-orlweils i'ns. a.
rived her, from New York At 10 oclek tbis morning
Weather Report.
b, The Norihotp, rss era, wesera and s"rihesn Tee
s-spn ilncr.--c1tce u WAL street
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Half Price, Half Price. Half Price. Mends
BROTrIERs' celebrated Photographic dsguerreo4ype~ &C.
taken until March l. at half price. At IS Broadway.
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Hollovsay's Pills. Professional Prejudice
dies hard but the Of dyspepsia hous disorders AMI
dy scenery wrought by this unspproscbab- remedy
breaking down every where. rh~ liberal minded members
OF the faculty admit the value % the medicine We'll they
may for shames the old treatment By hs countless
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White, the Hatter's Spring Styles, 81; Last
tsil style reduced " ~ al WHITES. j4s Fulton sJes
---~-----------s
Mr.. Young, the Artist, late from Montreal,
will find several photographic 70 color ut HOLMES, z5e
HrfadxhY Call In
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under ply scians aud received benefit from their
treatment, respectfully invited IN cell npop Won
DERSM1T1T, w. ID. they satisfied with his treat,
ment, after being under his days charge viii be
made Oflce lsS BOwery.
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ByJAs. G. McGuIRE . col, Auetloneers.

HVNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
between Finh
Of bearing date the 10th Of October
1857 duly executed and recorded the subscriber will sell public
tuesday the 29t Of 1885, al O'Clock
the premises subdivision bl5
fronting IA feet inches north street between Fourth and Fnh
back alloy, with tho improvements
which consist OF weibui three story brick house.
third cash; balance Is month
upon property bearing
day OF sale and complied with days aer
property will be reso at tho the
chaser will convey only such
All conveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser
a1sE'# CHARLES s. WAILACH Trustee.
a.... JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
June 16-eo&ds Auctioneors.
DsS- The purchaser at the above sale having failed
comply property
Thursday the 14th day OF October 1885, at o'clock tho
premises his risk EXPENSE cash will
be the promises Immediately the SALE
paid the property will BIO Immediately put up resod
CfiAs. s. WAILACH Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE Co.,
Oct 6--eo5t Auctioneers.
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IT GUERRE DE CRIMEE, LES CAMPEMENTS
Abris Ambulance Hospiaux, par Baudens Inspec.
Ancen chrorgien chef Sc &c volume Paris 1858,
81 75
Expedition de Cmce la Marine Francois Mer Noire
Baique Cironiques d0rien par
Baron zancoart Charge dc Mission Gmee ecrre foe
de la Guerre, Volumes Paris, 1875 ~ SO.
la Campage Crimee, Anachkor Capains leat Major
Imperial Russo rat soye, Captain yoguers
Impcriale. volume Paris, 1858 81 rs.
ct Bombardements Mnimes Sebastopol
olesa Sweaborg Kmburn by Gryel Lieutenant do yasea
volume Paris, 1858, 81 cents.
Bousquet La ade Iperao au Camp de chalons 1857 vol
Paris, 1858, 81 cents. @
Mubeuge Evouons de gne Decker de Ia
Poses do Cayalsrie egere; odan Cavaere
Cavaee Gosseln Eiets do la Ponde
Marmcs; Unger Reconnaissance Bourg
ganzaon dc fAere Coreard Reconnaissance Mares
Fertilization Moderne Marion
Fchmester Fortca Brago Points Mares Nor
PUudres Fnye
Miarcs de Napoleon III Parmener Fertilization Pogonale;
Reconnaissance Maires De Cssa Campagne
Clnbdc, formulcs Tables ct Renseignments Pratiques
Oct 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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United states Hotel.
Registers once, October IL, 1853.

THO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN--Notice is
i hereby given that licenses issued to retailers
rerened codas groces goods
hardware medicines porfumey, Watches and owcry humber
wood and commission mercants keepers
omnbuses billiard tables
onery for hawking pedding dealers
copper will Monday, the LIST day November
that said licenses this Office within
after thai time. WILLIAM MORGAN
{, Oct I3-dtNov1 Et Register.
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EDUCATION.

DROFESSOR MACLEOD s SCHOOL AND
IL CLASSES, H..
800 n street, (btpen ! lM and l2M.)
THE SELECT BOARDING AND SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
OPEN enjoying teaching re
and ability besdcs the supervision of the principal his
and lectures occupying Ave hours day
MUSIC ON THE HARP, PLANO, AND GUITAR
taught by Of family
No school the United States better facilities for the
QUESTION Of the French Language Prof has charge Of this
department.
LITERARY LECTURES TO LADIES.
This popular designed assist adies the
standard literature accompanied by copous readings from the
authors The lectures delivered Mondays We'd
nesdays Fridays at ii o'clock and comprise notices OF the
writer's the Of Caucer the
PRIVATE CLASSES IN EXECUTION.
compliance repeated requests private
ladies who wish
pshmen graceful harmonious reading; separate
gentlemen who wish exercise themselves
the oraoy the Senate the bar the pulpit
including tho whole culture gesture
READING CIRCLES
gentlemen will also BIO established
moath aid dirusing critical taste for elocuion
details circulars
st Oct 6--1m3aw [Intel.1
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A STUDY BOOK OF CIVIL AND MECHANICAL
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