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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
Later from Rio Grande.

By the brig Frances Ann, Capt. Green, we learn
that there is great excitement at Rio Grande on
account of Rebellion having been excited in the
North of the Province, aud in two or three neigh
boring Provinces. The Government were collec-
ting troops to march through the country; and
expected to have battle in the neighborhood of
the City-a bush fight, as it was termed. The
Government troops are to be commanded by a
young General, % years of age, who has shown
great ability and skill in two former battles in the
Northern Provinces, in both of which he obtained
complete and brilliant victories The Government
place great confidence in him; his name was no,
recollected by Capt. G. Business at Rio Granae
is very dull. Flour brings good price and there
is no danger of decline. The quantity of Do
mestcs is very limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
josiah RichaId-, .uctoneer
IL Extensive and Valuable E,riyate Lii

brary.-fhe attention Of Book Collectors IS respectfully
invited to the sale OF the remaining portion the ssssa
Library OF The lae S. D. LaDgtree ESQ al Bangs kea
day, Thursday aod Friday evenings at Ct O'Clock ice
collection embraces valuable and works aic every
department OF Literaiure also, WORKS N The oneA'e
Langn7 ges-eieganiiy erlbelShea Books, &c. &c sr
Caalognes are now ready and the Books aranse "a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
RELIEF FOR THE SICK,
? DIR. Rush,s lnfaiIibIe Faenlth Pills

II DIR. Rush's gnfailibIe Faenlfh Pills.
The unprecedented Success which has followed every
pertinent TO test this safe agreeable and invaluable med
une1ampee in the records OF any discovery OF Tie
kind. Basamic and invgoraing their effects upon the
blood the surprising benefits they confer universally
acknowledged by professional and influential members
Of society," well as by poorer classes, whose crcum
stances from The moderation their price, they are acces
ble Independent of all bilious and liver complaints the
early symptoms and later strides OF consumption consu
tona acquired debility &C., they pre-ennent in
CONT scatica. unbago and rheumatism assuring the sr
erer from govt rheumatism that these Pills possess The
property OF preventing the disease flying the head sto
mach or brain, and with rapdity and complete safety
relieving efectuay the sufferer Innumerabe proofs IL.
nonstrae this preparation be OF the greatest scoy
cries medicine, well OF the richest blessings 10
mankind Read the following
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
NEw-YogR Nov. 6, 1892
Mr. II. g. DAGGEEs:
Sir-in justice to the eicacacy of Dr. Rush's fnfaIe
Health Pills, box only OF which purchased from YOU
deem but right inform you OF their surprising effects
in restoring health. For the last two months was
disabled from my employment ied numerous advertised
remedies was treated in the General Hospital without any
success, and finally adopted DR.. RUSHS PILLS. Thir
ehcc was Immediately eyident-infusng vigor aad heas
through my frame relieving pain in my side and
deep oppression promoting Sleep creating an appetite
iooc and altogether nygoratng frame that rapidly
sinking into decay therefore deem duty owe, Lot
only 10 the public but YOURSELF to publish the above lest
mony which have corrobora,ed with conscientious am
davit Of the truth thereof PATRICK GALLAGHER,
Charlton.street, New-York.
Affirmed this 6.h day Of December 1872
JOS. P. PRISON, Commissioner OF Deeds
u Sold wholesale and retail by
H. GDAGGERS, so Ann.st NY
u Price Is cents box put up 10 beautiful wrapper
with fnl directions.
For sale in this City 45s Broadway, OF Grand-st
2s7 Broadway; l6s Bawery; Isl Sixth Avenue and 6ss
Fulton-st Brooklyn.
AGENTs-Albany, a. Guthrie, stanw1 Hall; Phiadel.
pha, Ledger Buildings; Boston, Reddng Co. State.
street, New Haven, I. II. Pease Hartford j. W. Judd:
Newark, D. Smith, $50 Broadsree; Poue hkeep,ie Lev
Smith. ~ dIs 1t
u i. o. of d. F.-Tompkins Lodge No. O. I. O. of
oF.-rbe members of This Lodge are particularly re.
quested TO be punctua in their attendance this evening "a
business OF Importance win he brought before the Lodge
BY order OF ROBERT PETERSdN NJ q
WM L. STEPHENS, Secretary. |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
Hon. Lewis Cnas.

Our late Embass ador to Franco, ust returned TO
this Country, his friends at the City Hally yes
terdav, and was introduced TO q great number OF
our citizens by the Mayor Gen. Cass appeared
| in good health and spirits.
The opinion gains ground in the Political Cir
cles that Gen. c. may yet be candidate for next
President-on the wrong side, Of course-but with
| an eye to the modification of existing parties-thai
is appealing to the public as a Democrat Of the
school of '9o, contradstinguished from Loco
Foco of the school of 81. Well: there is room
for an entering wedge here, which may be driven
in time, and powerful effect produced; but we
rather apprehend it can't be done prior to 1914
The natural elements of the next Presidential
Contest are Protection against. one-sided Free
Trade, an Adequate and Uniform National Cur
rsncy against what you can catch, and HENRY
CLAY against John G. Calhoun. After that, we
fancy there will be a frst-rate chance for Gen.
Cass, if he does not throw it away by compromi-
sing his present position through too much conces-
sion way or another to meet the special views
of little squads in this or that quarter.
A truce to speculation. The following Cores
pondence between Gen. Cass and his cid compan-
ion in Gen. Jackson's CabiHet, Hon. Mahlon Dick
erson, is significant:
NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 1912.
My Dear Sr:-You have observed since your arri-
val Bostoa that have been recommended In many OF
public papers in different parts Of the United States IS
candidate The chief executive office Of The Republic
and particularly that you were nominated 10 that oice al
large Democratic meeting at Harrisburg the Dist ul
The tn which your nomination is mentioned by
some Of the Wing papers, is such 10 excite suspicion
among those do not know you, that you favor hig
principles and have said that your views on National
Hank are identical with those OF the Wings.
know that there is ground Tor such suspicious and
that yon entirely willing that your views upon those
rendy relations which have existed between before
we'll as during the time fellownembers OF the
Cabinet Of President Jackson, and ever since take the
liberty asking from you explanation OF your views
upon these subjects shall be entirely satisfactory 10 your
political friends.
With the highest respect and esteem,
ain your friend and humble servant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

LECTURE THIS EyENISG.-Dr BUCHANAN lectures TIL.
Evening al the New-York Lyceum, Ill Broadway. Some
interesting experiments will be mad. this by
the members OF the Commi tee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

MuRDER.--By the Railroad las, night says the
Courier, learn that gang Of negroes having
left New Brunswick on Saturday evening for the
purpose of stealing chickens, and taking the road
to Boundbrook, were encountered. in farmhouse
they entered, by the occupant, elderly man,
whom they beat till he was dead Three or four
of the negroes are in Jail at Brunswick, and from
them it has been ascertaned that the gang were
| 4 Or l. in number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

Loss OF THE SARAToGA.-The steamboat Sara
toga, on her way down the Mississippi from ST.
Louis, ran upon a snag near Cairo on the 28th
ult., and soon sunk. As soon as she began to
sink, the ladies were sent ashore in the yawl. The
condition of those who remained the wreck
was periloas in the extreme. They were sur
rounded by floating islands of ice, forming together
mass impenetrable to the swimmer while a sin
gle yawl, incapable of safely carrying more than
eight or nine persons, constituted the sole means
of rescuing from watery grave about $50 persons.
By great exertions, however, they were all taken
ashore in safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

I To Mechmn:cs.-The Lecture delivered OF
repeated lhis Tuesday evening a, Military Hail. Bswsr,
after which the committee appointed tor that purpose viii
report pas for the organization OF the New York C0nrY
Auxiliary Association hdniittaEce free. dis IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

sANDss SAEsAPAnrLLA.-" Kings Evil" SO calld from
imaginary said to be performed by the royal touch
This fatal disease makes its appearance different parts
the body but principally affects the gdhdrlar stem in
commencement from whence proceeds upon and
utteriyidestroy the carriages, ligaGenn and bones.
The first symptoms enlargement OF the glands about
the neck under the chin and behind the heh
spread and Increase number until the internal
gans become affected and the lungs liver and Resscnary
glands enveoped s disease from which the patient is
only relieved in his snheripgs by the pale messenger OF
death Sands Sarsaparia has been proved by actual
pertinent in great variety OF cases. perma-
Aeny this aad similar complaints such srroiuous
tumo!s, nodes hard Jumps, ulcers obstinate cutaneous
eruptons, &c FROM the peculiar combination ,f this yau-
able medicine operates the system as the only true
royal touch dispeng disease and restoring sound health
As such II IS confidently recommended the afflicted
Prepared and sold al wholesale and retail for
alton, by A B. Sands Co. No. 273 Broadway, Granite
by A D. Sands. Druggists, No 70 and 100 Futon-st ;
David Sands Co No. ~ East Broadway. Price 81 per
bottle, SIX bottles for IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

| u Are you in want OF good article OF Lamp Oil! II
so, you would do well call J. ~ Lucky, IS Frontst
corner Of Old Slip sells low See adyerenenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
With the highest respect and esteem,
am your friend and humble servant,
MAHLON DICkERSON.
To Gen. LEWIS Cas-.

NEw.YoRK, December 10th. 1872
My Dear SrI have received your letter of this day,
and have no difficulty giving you prompt and unequivo-
cal answer to the questions you present TO me-
am member Of the Democratic patty, and have been
10 from my youth was first called into public life by Mr.
The principles by him. From the faith as taught
and received in this day, have swerved, sing
instant.
So much for my general sentiments.
With respect to National Bank think the feelings and
experience of the country have decided against H. and
a, no such institution should be chartered by The General
Government
will aid that my residence in France, and careful! OBJ
se-vaon OF the state that nation have satisfied nue. that,
while due degree of credit highly useful liz the business
OF country sound specie basis Is essential 10 It's
paramount prosperity With great regard am dear
truly yours Lew. CAoS
= Hon. MAHLoN DICKERsoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

U How TO GROW Rica.-Neyer be in bed al six in the
morning or ou OF al ten at night and if you should
quire any medicine for The cure of coughs colds csomp
splitting al blood Influenza scarlet fever Group or
any affection CT The throat lungs, be supply
yourself with box or two of Peiers Cough LozengeS
certain remedy for The ahose complaints which have
been employed Tor the relief OF suffering man. Peers's
CouGh Loeenges are extensively used and recommends
ed ey many OF orr most Distinguished physicians not only
IN me CITY bat IN every section of The country where hey
have been introduced Peter Worm Lczenees are equally
valuable and have never failed destroy worms in child.
res hey are very pleasant 10 the TASTE and children eat
mem wn aVidy, and often cry for Peerss Cor
cia Lozenees are specific for the nervous or sick
leauache @ness OF spirits melancholy paIpation of the
a-scsDess kc all who have used them are ready
10 aflrI Toen,oy health and grow rich you must keen
good hours ond use Peters Lozenges Principal Of,e l2
Fulton street, of Nassau =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

% Sir CHARLES BAGoT, Governor General OF
Canada, is aarmiagly i'll of disease of the heart.
His situation is exceedingly critical, and his recov-
cry matter of great doubt. The Montreal pa
pers state that his medical attendants have slight
hopes OF it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

TIE LAKEs.-NAy1dATIos CLosED-Lake ST
Clair is frozen over with ice two inches thick
The Detroit river al Maiden is crossed on the ice
which extends as far into Lake Erie as the eye
can reach The snow which has been falling Tor
the last Sc hours, is deeper than VIZ have ever be
fore seen it in Detroit, and the wind is setting into
the northwest Detroit T rec Press. Dec 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
BY Joseph Hegemau, Auctioneef. ~.
wednesday, December H. at II O'Clock at the sses hOS
II FuOu.st BROOKLYN.
= Mortgage Sale of Househoid Fnral.

" Mortgage Sale of Household FI lrs,,.
sure, consisting OF mahogany Sofas, maaosa Sog
flana and STOOL large Pier Glass; set OF mahogany ,sia
Tables marble top Pier and sofa Tables, Bureaus, 80
Case, OIL Paintings WashSands mahogany ana c.
maple Bedaeads hair Mattresses mahogany uec
Handsome mahogany Flower Stands; bflssis 1ai I'll;
Cornices; 90 yards Mating; Card Cases star 1sSes
fatnods ana eyes, Astral and Mantel Lamps,
cut glass Dccaniers and Preserve Dishes, &c.' -
Not,s Hail Stove, with radiators in excellent otJs',
$3.50. This Furniture IS in good condition. ard os5 e.
TO order. Brooklyn Dec. 49, 1872
By Joseph Heg.inan, Auctioneer. ,-,.ss
Thursday, Dec. Is, at II O'clock at the siai!ne
WaIlabort. ma tie Navy Yard.
II Quantity Of Slightly Danaage s ssH Ias
and Acknowledgements usket, u saJosse a, ie
Cartridge Boxes. So Cartridge Box Belts, Il Sae N
Waist Belts, 2 Sword Belts, III BayoHet scaeoH'e'
Breast Plates IS Waist Plates, swords. sr-
Brooklyn, Dec. Is, lSiz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

u ~ keSI Charles g. Finney, of Obern, con,ln-
us Conse Lectures The Holiness of Christians in
,Se present. e at the Free Congregational Church in
public are invited 10 attend dIs n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
" The RenevolenI t.0cietr of Naiyai

" The Benevolent society of Calvary
Churcsa proposes holding sale useful and fancy att-
cles for The benefit .. the Poor Mr. Pests Long ROOM
formerly Log Cabin, Thursday, December 18Th COM
encng IL a. NJ Donations, whether OF unusy or ari.
Giles for the sale, will BIZ ankuy received md may b.
left dt The Lnog Room Wedneay afternoon Thursday
morning il the weather proves unpleasant the sale will
take place the first fair day, (2) ds6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

Loco majority .z0gI4.
Elected. For four years. tor two years.
Districta Whig. CONGRESS. Loco Foco.
I..John A. King. 1854 'Selah Is. Strong. u. toS
III. Berj. d. Silman.4 24 Henry c. Murphy 1858
IiI."J. Philips Pheni1.5 1904 Edward Fl. Nicol.. 4l56
WI. II. Williams All WIN. B. Maclay.. 500
vi. Is. Scoles .....43a9 Moses G. Leonard 1892
VI. Hamilton Fish. .5904 John McKesn $500
VII Nicholas Cruger S435 -Jss. H. Anderson 1911
VIII. Robt. G. Rankin .4527 *Richard D Davis .6G69
TX. James Wheeler. .4iS9 James 6. Clinton 5565
X..Soln. e Elting. 1856 Jeremiah Russell. 1875
XII .Joseph 6. Palen .572 -Zadock Pratt. 1857
XI1..Jas NJ Stevenson. $685. David l. Seymour "a 9
XII. ~Danl. o. Barnard 6s7 James NJ French. $500
AlV.FCbares Rogeis. .6l43 VIM. G. Hunter. 2263
XV..Wm. Mcdonald. .4092 +Lemue Stetson. -4631
XVI. Archibald L. Linn.7l0 tCbesseden Ellis. 1923
XVII. John Frey .......4S70 Charles s. Benton $3.50
XVIlI..S. U. Sherman .4785 Preston King ....657a
XIX. e. g. Merrick. 49l0 tOrvle Hungerord.5579
Xxx. Chas p. Kirkland 56l9 Samuel Beardsey 640+
XXI. Geo Tuckerman 529S Jeremiah E. Carey 8025
XXI. .Alvah Hunt ......7597 smith NJ Purdy $3.50
XIII. William Duer.. $3.50 'Orvie Robinson. 1919
XIV. Amos PiGranger e041 rHoracc Wheaton. $3.50
XIV .Christ'r Morgan. 1886 George Rathbun. 7l77
XVI. .Abner Wood worlb6626 tAmasa Dana 7796
XVII. William II. Adams 56li "Byram Green. .6i46
XVIII TT J. Pat erso.. $3.50 Ashley Sampson 529s
xxx. *Chares II. Carro6a79 Hiram Pitts abb .623
XXX. w. Sherman. .68;7 WIN. s Huhbel 1882
XXX. ASHER Tyler. 1871 Peter Ten Brock 6h7
XXXIT VIVA A. Moseley 1895 Peter NJ Vosburgh a rs
XXXII ALBERT Smith. 4244 George Cooley. $685.
XXXIv ashingtou Hunt4672 Sherburne B. Piper S4
Wing vote: Total Loco .Io5 .a9e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

PRESIDENT HousroS.-Tbe Austin (Texas)
Gazette, charges President Houston with having
received bribe of 100000 for the release of
Santa Ana, after the battle of San Jacinto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

MICHIGAN LAsDs.-Owners of lands in Michigan Norb
err Quo, lndiana Illinois and Wisconsin who wish n con-
hee the care OF their Lands 10 The hands OF competent
agent are sisref 10 The advertisement John l. Witt
ney' ESQ OF Detr now for few days in this c,v Long
and Intimate acquaintance with MI Whitney eoabes ns 10
eertty 70 bis QUALIFICATIONS and n,egrity [coru AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

20 MIR. E. G. Squier of Albany, young Me-
chanic, will lecture before the new Mechanics As
ISOLATION of this City at Military Hall this evening.
subject-The Condition Of the Laboriag Glasses,
and their True Interests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

regret to learn that Hon. Mr.. HABERsHAM, mem
Der of Congress from Georgia, died at his resi-
dence in Habersham County, Georgia, on the I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

10 WILLIAM A. PORTER, nephew of the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania has been appointed by hiH
Sheriff, of Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

" SAMUEL WoopwoRTH, most widely known
"a the Author of the beautiful Ode The Old
Oaken Bucket, died in this City on Friday last,
aged SO. Mr. WooDwoRrH has been for many
years an nhabi,ant of this City, though originally
from one of the land States, Massachusetts
we believe and for many years devoted himself to
the duties of his profession Printer. During
the last contest with Great Britain he published a
paper here called The War earnestly and ably
devoted to the cause Of his country. He was the
original founder of the New-York Mirror, which
be edited and published for number of years and
with high degree OF ability and enterprise. He
wrote several plays which were acted with great
success and great number Of odes which have
been seldom exeellcd in this country for their
sweetness and beauty. He has been for nearly
FIVE years past suffering under severe paralytic
stroke which has disabled him from active exer,
toa. He was man OF most anna disposition,
Of good abilities and OF high worth and integrity of
character in all the relations of private and socia.
life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

70 Mr.. ELlHu BURRtTT lectures before the
Mercantile Library Association at the Tabernacle
this evening. His name alone, with the recollec-
ton of the great things he has achieved, will, we
doubt not, ensure him large audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

II j. Eenimore Cooper IS. Horace Greeley
and ThernRs McEtrRth.-The great demand for
the Report OF this celebrated Libel Suit has induced the
dersgned publish in convenient and durable
form Than newspaper, and they therefore thata
Pamphlet edition. containing additions snc m,ny
rections, will be published Friday next Price 81 cents
or "a for hundred copies Orders be accompanied
with the cash. GREELEY ( McELRATH,
dS Tribune Buildings, $50 Nassar-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

D' Prof. BUSH is lecturing ct Portland Me. or
the subject of Prophe y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

U ELKASAH WATSON, Esq. died on Monday,
the 7th, at his residence in Port Kent, Essex Co.,
aged Sc. Mr. Watson was native of Massachu-
sets, and is widely known, both in that State and
this, as warm friend of Agricultural Associations,
which have been of such signal service to the
of Industry. At very early day after the Revo-
luton, he travelled through the part of this
State, then a wilderness, and always claimed the
honor Of having been the first TO suggest the Union
of Lake Erie with the Atlantic by the great Ca.
nal. He was intimately acquainted with the his
tory, resources and improvements of the State
and has published one or two valuable works con-
nected with these subjects. He spent some years
in Europe, then lived while in Albaav. and in
1925 removed TO his very finely situated farm on
the borders of Lake Champlain, where ne built a
splendid residence, aud lived during the remainder
OF his days. Travellers the Lake mus, have
noticed his house from its being fron,ed by high
ana long stone wall, with painted port.holes MIR.
D. was most amiable and worthy man.
20 The Loco-Focos Of Boston have nominated
BRADFORD SUMNER as their candidate for Mayor.
he Election will be held next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

u The wonderful little Dwarf at the American Museum
the talk oil the whole Ayoung gentleman with his
second teeth, intelligent laxative, eleven years old, well
proportoned, and yet weighing but fifteen pounds-he
weight OF an infant three months od-is ladeea prodigy
whose equal was never before heard OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

ga ,obacconistin Philadelphia named Splitter
committed suicide on Sunday last, by opening his
veins with penknife. He left wife and three
children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

~ The best place at amusement in the city decidedly
the New-York Museum The Dresses worn by Queen Vic
oria and the Duchess of Kent to be Performa
ces Picture Gallery live Abno Deer, and half amion OF
Shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
instant.

KrDsApPrSe.-on the night of Oct. 80, a mum.
Der of the citizens of Kentucky weat into Cler-
mont county, Ohio, broke into the house of col
ored man named Vincent Wigglesworth, bound
him and kidnapped his wife, who had lived peace
ably in the county for sixteen years, and four
children, born within the State. meeting of
citizens was soon after held, at which resolutions
strongly protesting against this outrage were
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

20 An Englishmsn named Parnell, keeper of 3
public house in Warren Co. N. Y, recently COM
mitted suicide by dschargng two loaded pistols
at his head--in consequence OF pecniary embar-
rassments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

Lectures commences At Il O'clock.
Single tickets % sach - for the ten Lee
lures gentleman and Indy for the course S.; cards OF
admission for family II for the coarse Stockholders can
obtain their tickets application the Institute on or az
Ter the oath inst. GEO. w. BELTS
Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13

20 German redder in Calvert county, Md,
was recently enticed into hut by two negroes and
there seized, beaten and robbed. One of the
blacks proposed killing him--but they finally took
him into the woods and tied him to nee, where
they left him to perish. He succeeded in gnaw-
ing OFF the cord and, procuring assistance, soon
had the black scoundres arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
4 Elected.

Total Wing ..1se,4e9 Total Loco 1875 &c
Loco .Foco majority .sJ47l.