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NEW FIRM.
PRICES REDUCED!

HAVING bought but the Stock Of Good. OF
IL 1. A. Mackfot on very favorable terms, We
now offer the same at such reduced prices, as we
feel confident will DO pleasing to purchasers. 1t
would be impossible to enumerste i'd an ADVERTISE
ment our large and varied stock; we can there
fore only cali attention - few leading articles.
We particularly invite the attention Of the Ladies
to the following
stone cdIdt, and black Germanea's; French,
English, and Domestic Ginghams; black and
rege-Book and Swiss, Jaconet aud bar Muslin;
Bishops Lawn.
A large variety Of
ENGLISH 4 DOMESTIC PRINTS
Black Gre de Rhine Silk, Florence Silks, white
silk Lace; Fig'd and plain Cap do--Linen Cam.
hdkfs. Black lace Edging Thread, Lisle and Jac-
onet Edgikg and insertingS; French kid, black
and Pearl Silk Gloves; Cashmere Eisle Thread
and Cotton do.--Twist, Tuck, Shell; Redding,
and Ivory Combs; black and eolored sewing silk |;
stick and spool purse twist; steel Rings and Tas-
sells.
Every variety Of Ladies and Cbildtens Hosiery
Coates, spool cotton, Milward, English and Ames
Needles; Zephyr worsted; WOODEN and Cotton
Carpets; Ladies and ChiIdrens Shoes In great va
riety; Trimmings, &c. &c.
In The Gentlemen's line'will be found superior
Moeskin Hats, Fur, Silk, Plush, Cloth, Mohair
and Glazed Caps; Fine blue and blk Broad Cloth;
Gold Mixed and Blue Beaver do. Black French
Cassimsie, livery Iow] plain and fancy DO
heavy and fine Sarinets; Coarse, medium and
Calf Boots and Shoes; Red, white, green and yell
low Flannels, Indian Head Sheetng; Bleached
and Unbeaehed Shifting; Mitts, Gloves, sus-
penders, Comforts, super black and fancy Cra-
watts; Silk Pocket do. Wooden and Cotton Socks,
&c. &c.
In addition to the above we have on hand land
intend keepi1gl large assortment Of
dRoOEax1s, HAADWARE 4
QUHE11SvvA2E.
which will sell at as low rates a. any House in
Town.
Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange or paid
for in Cash-at current market rates.
McMANUS g. SHEPHERD.
Front Street,
December 5th, 1850. Davenport.
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NEW GOODS FROM
PHILADELPHIA.
JUST RECEIVED AT
NEW VARIETY STORE

SUSI kSECEAVED Al
SMITHS NEW VARIETY STORE
Among them are,
GENTLEMEN'S READY MADE CLorBiNe; a
" good variety Of Doors AND SHOES; M en- and
Boys CAps,-Plusb, Cloth and Otter; Ladies
and Gen,Ienen's GLOVES; (full varety;) Pock-
ct, Ivory, side and tuck COMBS; Tooth, hair,
Coat and other BRusHEs Gum Suspenders Gum
OvEksHoEs; Italian and Fancy Silk CRAvArs;
Irish Shirtnga and Bosom Linens Towels; Nap
kins; Wall, Window and Writing Paper:
@CARPErS;@
Bonnet SILKS and SArrNs VELvETs and BONNET
RrBsoNs Tabs and Quillings; Artificial Flow
Frs: Thread and Bobbin LAcEs; Mantua Rib
Handk erchiefs Blk and Fancy Colored SILKS !;
Hosiery of all descriptions; Silk ard linen peck
e, hdkfs ;Giughams; Plaid Muslins; Linen Cam
brio; Thibet Hose fine article j Zephyr Boots,
for Infants, Mohair Mits and Gloves Table and
floor Oil Cloths; BI'k silk Gimps Money Purs-
es; Ass.'d Zephyr.
Long aud Square Shawlsj
Prints aud Calicoes Of all descriptions; Silk
and Jenny Lind Buttons; Bohemian do, Jenny
Lind Goats; Swiss Null, Jaconet and Cambria
belts, Swiss Edgings and Insertings; Figured and
Swiss Mnslins; Green and blue Berage; black
Denie Wells; Floss Cotton; Silk Oil Cloth steel
ring and purses; belts and belt slides Tidy pins;
Zephyr Coats; Gum Carriers; Tapestry; Needles;
Jenny Lind BraidnEs; Assorted purse Twist !;
Linen and Cotton Bobbins; Gimps; Tidy Cotton /;
Knitting do; FLANsE1s; MrsIlKs3 Blk Silk Laees;
At all prices; Cashmere; De LANES; Alpocas;
Blk Six Flinges in every width ;hooks and eyes;
fish hooks; UMBRELLAS and Carpet Bags; Satch-.
els Envelopes and Note Paper; pearl buttons;
Jenny Lind pencils; hair pins: knitting do; As
sorted Thimble'; Gilt bodkins; Engsh's cele-
brated Needles; Gold Pencils [only $3.50
Prince AIbert's Exten sion Case; Congress Gold
Pens in Cases; Hair Cir; Pomade; Cologne |;
Pearl Powder, &c.
Together with GREAT variety of other Arti-
clcs all which will be sold Cheap for Cash at
Smiths Philadelphia Dry Goods Store,
Corner Of Second and Brady Streets.
Davenport, Nov l4th, 1850
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ALEX. ". M,GREGOR.

ATTORNEY and Councillor at Lar and .Solieito,
IN C2sancery,
DAvENpoRr, iowa,
WILL prasticc in the District Courts Of the
w 81. judicial District and III The Supreme
Court.
He will also attend to the collection Of debts.
obtaining and locating Land Warrants, Purchase
and sale Of Lands, paying of taxes &c..
Also Conveyancing, Drawing Of Mortgages,
Leases and every description Of writing needed BY
those who may need his services.
Any business entrusted to his care will be
promptly and faithfully attended to.
Office, east side Main street cd door below
Cook and Sargent's Exchange Office.
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JUNIATA ROLLING MILL.
ALLEsHESY CRY, OPPOSITE PITTsBuRGH, Pa.
sEMPi.E, BISSELL 4 CO.,

MANUFACTURERS Of Juniafa Iron, Nails and
M Spikes, Spring. Blister and Plough Steel Of all 81.
yes: Warehouse No. IS Wood st., Pittsburgh, Ia.
ALSO, No. IA Levee. st. Louis, Mo.
The great care exercised in the manufacture of our
iron, az well a. the exclusive use in all ofthe
very best stock, which under the per-
sonal super.ntendence oftwo members of our firm, in.
Iron and its use can confidently be recommended for
all purposes requiring iron Of extra quality. At our
St. Louis Warehouse will furnish iron an nails
low the quality can be bought in Pittsburgh
with the addition Of fright only.
We also keep on hand of our own importation a
large assortment of best Cast and German Steel An
We respectfully request call from those desiring to
purchase goods in our line.
SEMPLE, BISSELL & CO.,
st. Louis, No.
February Goth, 1851. "a
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MONEY l8EMIVVED TIC EUROPa;
Also, steerage passage procured.
Apply to COOK q SARGENT.
Daveuport, Oct. Gath, 1850.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ME- subscriber wishes to sell his farm. Itis
situated FIVE miles from Davenport, and 2
les back Of Rockingham. 1t contains l6O
be, about 60 acres under fence and 40 acres
er cultivation. Good log house, excellent
and small orchard. Team and farming
hsils will also be sold if desired.
DAVID BARRY.
)s,ch 18th, 1851. 27-4w
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LOST.

STEEL Bead Purse, with small amount
! of money in 1.-THE finder will be suitably
1arded BY lesvingit with
larch IS. d. P. McKOWN.
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Smiths Philadelphia Dry Goods
Corner Of Second and Brady Streets.
Davenport, Nov l4th, 1850

LOOK At THIS. YE AFFLICTED.
EENIMoRE's Cough Mixture-warrsnted to Cure
= the most violent Cough and Cold BY the Of one
bottle. Price Is cts. ste
Fenimore's Nerve and Bone Eminent or Universal
Pain Extractor, for the speedy of Rheunatism,
es, Stiff or Weak Joints, Pains Of all descriptions,
Cramps, Sweeney, Burns Frosts, sc. For further
particulars see wrappers accompanying each bottle.
Price 95 and 40 cts.
should the above Medicines fail give satisfaction
the money will be refunded in all For sale at
the Drug Store of A. SANDERS, Davenport.
Also at the Drug Stores in Rock Island, and nearly
all the towns and villages in the country.
January 23d, 1851. 20-2m
TOOPERS, drawing Knives, Aazes, Feline
~ Saws, spur. bits and Iron Crozes. Also,
plain bits, bed screws and keys, and Table
butts. at HiLDRETH'S.
Nov 18th.
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N. 3. BuroRp.
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CLOCKS.

Deeds and Mortgages
DRINTED according to the latest form and
on substantial paper selected tor the pur-
pose, fer sale At this office.
Gazette Office, Nov It'll, 1850.
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pROcKLESBY'SM ErEOROLOGY-A most
Il interesting and valuable work, treating Of
comets, meteors, and various phenomens, &c.,
Gc.--a good book for schools as well a. q read
ing book for families, to be had 81 the, book store
Of II. A. PORTER
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THOSE LOCKS HAVE COME!
A nd are jus, the thing you have. all been
IA waiting for-whsther for Front door or
baek-PArlor or ki,chsn-Ciose, or bed room /;
every variety in style, quality, size and price. 81
HILpRErR's. Builders Hardware Establishment,
under the lie Claire house. Oct 81.
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DLATEp dash board lrons, Bras. hub bands;
i Circle Irons, &c. atHlL DRETtPS
Nov. l4,h, 1880.
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Drairie Lands. Well adapted for cult
i walton, for sale in Lots to suit purchasers.
Apply to COOK e. SARGENT.
Jan. 3Oth, 1851.
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Grain and -four dull. Wheat II II. Corn
q 40. Oats 45 46. Flour, small sales OF su-
bfine country, al $50.
Provisions more active. sales 10000 lbs. dry
i in bulk, "a; sales 1923 bbs and ,ierces OF
ID at 7i-4a7l-2, No. kegs, l-2. Bacon
casks ribbed sides 3-4. Hams 8.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
Massachusetts Positics.

THE DEMOCRATIC AND FREE SOIL CONVENTIONS IN
MfDpLEsEx CONFERENCE.-The DELEeATK TO
THE NATIONAL. CONVENTION, ETC.
WORCESTER, October l. 1851.
The Middlesex County Free Soil and Democratic Con.
vcntion met day at Concord for the purpose Of form
ing coalition In both conventions there was very
little opposition TO such a course.
J w Baird, Of Lowell, President Of the Demo
cratic Convention and John A. pocs Of the Free SOIL
Several delegates in the Democratic Convention made
speeches against coaitior-one saying that If the de-
mocIac party could not stand upon their platform
they had better notattemrt 70 stand at ali
One member moved that the convention adjourn sia.
d. without making nominations. Another that unless
free soers upon the democratic PLATFORM no unioa
ought 10 be formed with them
Aside from these few manifestations OF appreciation
All went merry ss a marriage bell
The free soie adopted the coalition ticket without
ntrmer. II r. composed Of Charles O. Hssews iitor
the Boston Tymcs W Baird Of Lowell aui 10 eph
FULLER Of FraminFiam. dsmocratr aud Henry wilson
Of Natuohj BuhinWalne Of CsmDrdge; aud {. y.
Stwols O. StrnthHTn, re soiers
Mr.. stvtn vas the former Liberty canJlatj for
governor.
Ihe Fourth District Democratic Convention met snd
elected hchsrd Fruihingham, Jr, prese1t Mayor Of
Charicsovn ss delegate 70 tho nnfiona Dem9cratic
venton. james Htsseil OF West Cambridge. was
| ctCd o. the substitute
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

BATTIE BETWEEN THE REvoLurfoNIsrs AND Mgxr-
CANS-TBE LATTER DBFEATED-CAMARoO AND
TAMPfco IN THE HANDS OF TIE LIBERAroRs, ETC.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. a. 1851.
The steamship Yacht brings highly important intel
Hgence from New Mexico The revolutiensts thus far
have been entirely successful.
The frst battle took place at camargo where the pa
triots attacked the Mexicsns.
The patriots of victorious, having taken the
town by storm, with lcss the side Of the Mexcaas
Of sixty.
The government troops were entrenched in a church.
with artillery.
Tampico and its vicinity is in the hands Of the insur
gents, who, at the last accounts, marching
Matamoras ara Reynosa
General Alvalos, who Ia at Mstamoras, has only
three hundred troops lie had made requisiton he
city for two thousand but the city refused to raise
single man.
The people Of Matamorss quietly awaiting the ar.
rival Of the nberatipg army.
The plan Of the revolutionists pronunciansnio
which widely circulated They ied by Ca
rabaial who has also with him two panes Of Texans
Further accounts looked for With great anxiety,
they viii doubtless be Of the most exciting character
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
Congressional Election In Maryland. n

DALIIMoHE, OctOber Il I55I.
Thomas Yates Walsh, whig, is elected to Congress by
the first fifteen wards Of this city comprising the fourth
Congressional district The vote was as follows-T Y
Walsh, whig 6oes; W. Pnckney whyte, democrat, 64ss
In the second district Frederick City Newmarket and
Jefferson district in Frederick county give 2s majority
for W. T. Hamilton democrat This whig gain since
J sst Congressional election, Of SO.
Five upper wards Of Baltimore city give Mr.. Hammond
2210; and MIR. Lynch, whig 1888.
Seven districts In Frederick county give j. A. Roman
whig 6e majority, being whig gain of SO.
Two districts in Allegheny gave Roman 1l6 majority.
The Fifth district, Havre de Grace, gives Alex Evans
whig SO majority. This is q whig loss Off.
Two districts in Cecil county give Hiram McCulloch
democrat, 66 majority Evans. This is another
democratic gain of195.
Two districts in Hartford county give Evans 14O
jority. Still q democratic gain Of %.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
AGENCY.


MERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY OF
IA Washington. under the direction OF Aaron Haight
Palmer Of New ork and CArrstson Snehsn,
Of New Orleans Attorneys and Counars Of the Sapreme
Cour. Of the United States Ths establishment Is formed
for the follovios ohiests -
l. For practising law in the Supreme Court Of the United
States and business bsfore Congress-
For the prosecution aud recovery d, all claims, 10 Law
equity against the Unej States before Congress the
Executive Departments against foreign govesment be-
tore Boards OF Commssioners
2 For the settlement with ths State Treasury
War, Navy Post once and Interior Departments and OBJ
tanning the remission c hnsr te and fnreiturs for
alleged violations of the Post Oce other laws
a. Fer securing letters patent zoe inventions from the Uni
teo states from foreign r0vernmen and procuring land
snd pentions under the various pension laws OF the
Uried ststsG.
o. For cciectons r'nerally embracing debte iegsciss
sr nht anccz the United states and foreign c)rntes
For TIE purchase aud lands in any the states
Territories Of the Uaion, and 10 5nes Mortgage
OF real estate lying therein.
f0r investment of funds In United states sud State
tocka END loans collection Of the dividends thereon snd
generally FOR the trsnfacoa CT AL business pertaining TO
law. loan end anhing agency
All cor nunieaticns I'D Irssrei post paid, 70 Mefsrs
Palmer Snethcn, crcan aud r1rsen Areu,y City Of
Washiy stcn will receive prompt and isithfa htengn
PALMER e. 5NETnEN,
Once Nc. Carroll Place, Capitol Hill.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02


MURDER oNTHE HIGH sEAs--THE ACCIDENT 10 MR..
ROWE, THE BROKER.
BosToN, October l, 1851.
The steamship Canada Captain Harrison reached her
wharf at ten minutes past six O'clock this evening. The
mails cannot therefore be despatched to New York till
ton morning
The royal mail steamship Europa sailed at noon to-day
with thrtyseven passengers for Liverpool and fifteen
for Halifax She took only $500 in American gold with
f1O0cO sterling to pay the troops Halifax Annexed
Il list Of her passengers
For LIvERPooIP Arksy, wife, and child. ari krs Top
ping, OF Boston George 1hurber Proyl.nce Sir Boon,
New York Right Rev Bsb0p HcCloskey Albany; Rev i
Hsvsrms Troy Turner and wife, Misc tn Master
Cults and two ladie Madame Horday Vogelssy. Bal
ere. Fz Herbert, Hofosuer, ~ cClI AeGiiGn,
lates Gue rinean, z Sc1t Davidson, Dayidso9,
hrs Davidson Miss Davidson w " Woltaupter, " y
Lagoon aud eLd Osborne and Nine Dunn residences not
given.
YoR H.I1rAx-Js Bessouest, Rev conroy Rev J Ken
nedy DR. Avery, Story, jr Jones' Mrs Ao osy. kes
hcIaey Ain on Killer. Tobin, Mrs Turnbuil ahd child.
and AsTtin AoDo pd Of Halaxi Drake, ofsas British
Army.
The bark Lewis arrived at Salem yesterday ffoa Fan
zbsr having Molue the second mate in irons charged
with the wlful murder of Mr. Johnson the first mate
while of he coast of Africa The r1urier committed
with knife deck. There had been previous quar-
rel between the parties johnson belonged to salcin
Mir. Rowe. the broker, who injured on Monday
night by falling in Hodges Hotel is still alive, but re-
mains insensible.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
The Latest from Havana.

CAPTURE OF TEN MORE OF THE INvADERs-TnE
AMERICAN MINIS TER TO MEXICO, ETC.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2S 1851.
Advces from Havana to September 26, announce that
ten Of the wounded prisoners connected with the
unfortunate Lopez expedition had been captured in the
mountains and brought to Havana.
AL quiet at Havana.
The q. g. cutter Duane with Me Letcher, the
American Minister, board, had arrived at Havana
fom Norfolk Mr.. Letcher would proceed TO Vera Cruz
the2d, in the q. s. ste Ssranac, which vessel
lying at Havana
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

INDIA WUBREH COODs.


ITO THE PUBLIC.-lNDIA RUBBER SHOES.--OUR
attention has been called TO sdverti by Horace
T. Day. published in the New York Herald of lIth July,
l and the Courier and Enauirer Of date In which,
after much unmer,ted abuse attorney JuGson
ESQ., he asserts that dare not charge him with prag
Goodyears Patents der an5 that
not infringe Goooyears Patents the Of
have purchased licenses for the manufacture Of In
da Rubber Shoes under Goodyeais Patents snd paid
money and daily paying tariff for the aud any
Other person might hav done the same disposal 70 do
rather than pirate Goodyears Patents We taink IL
more just 70 purchase right 10 use valid patent than
TO infringe it. M Day having been proseoued acknow
edged Coodyenrs rghs made settlement aud agreed in
future NOT TO infringe his Patents He 10 attempting
not only TO infringe said Patents but I, injure
who have. for large consideration purchased licenses
and now worh under them and charge Mr. Day directly
and that over our own signsturea with pratng upon
Ooedyear Patents in the Of the
hs Offering to the pubic; and give notice he
and all who concerned with him in purchasing veud
his Shoes made In violation Of said Patent Rghs viii
be prosecuted.
J.. CANDFE.
HAYWARD RUBBER CO,
by VIM. A. Buckingham Treasurer.
TUE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MFG CO.,
II. Hutchinson, PrsoidenI
FORD co.
New York. July IL. 1881.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
YHE TORE.

CENTREvILLE COURSE. l.. L-PACING.-0REAT
~ pacing match between Hudson Pet and Cayuga Msid
Thursday October 9th. ~ O'Clock p n Match for $500
Two mile heats Mr.: Beyins Pet; Mr. Magaire
names b. m Cayuga Maid JOEL CONKLIN. proprietor.
Union COURSE. L. I-TROTTING .-TBURSDAY,
miles and repeat to 20 lb wagons Mr. LAushlin
ady Brooks Mr. Whsean nan es b. Honest John. Cars
ness at Fulton ferry, Brooklyn. from u TO NJ. Fare
HUNTING PARK COURSE. THURSDAY OCTOBER
Tuesday Oct a. purse $500 two miles and repeat, In har
in ye, under the saddle The above purses all
trottng hoses To close next Saturday evening October
SnsnSs streets .ny swS good New York horse:
be email purse given st time TO suit tbs number of
horses. Z. EASTMAN, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

CAkDSN AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINZ gRon
" New York 70 PhiladslphiH--Leave Pier No. North
River, BY smbost JOHN POTTER. Morning Line, 81
eeioeh; Afternoon line o'clock Fare BY either lins,
forvsrd Deck. - hniGraas Line. ~ p,eleot n ~
NEW YORK AND PHILApKLPHIA-NEw YoRK
and Phiseslrsi. airsss-gnitsa States nsi, Line
ueed W IS Tor nrs sss and 81 90 for second class Leave
New York. ss A. ~ from foot Of Cortantt street, ard ~
"a. and from foot Of Liberty street. Leave Phls
ieiphis Al and A. n. ana M from the foot Of wal
aus street.
ron BAtrrsoRs, wsuursror, on CHARLEsrou.-
Through tefe sole In the above lines through
taetor with through saasc oheoh accompanied the train
leaving ~ p. NJ Passengers and bass.rs In ths wsn
VIII be transported directly hroush from dsuot " tspst
sas route without srtrs shsrrs-
I've TRAv ELLERs GOING soUTH.-NEw, SUPERIOR
II and economical line between baltimore and Trede-
riekssurg, hehmsnd Petersburg, stanton LyneheurE
hereby informed hn.the large and splendid low pressure
steamer BALTIMORE Cart Alexander McCtusland lifted
up with State Rooms and $50 Berthe and unsurpassed In
speed and accommodation by boat South Of New York
h running between Baltimore ard Acquis Creek via
the Richmond and rrederctsbuF and scf mond and Pc
tersburg Railroads. Passengers BY this line leaving Com
ftreet wharf Baltimore st ecoot y. ". Tues
days aud Fridays reach Freeersksburs about A. ~ the
First Glass pssssn gers by this superior line -
From Baltimore TO freterok oksburg -
Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ietersburg. go %
p,,,o for sssors Csss r.,s,.,s 10 Richmond or Pc.
For further information apply Al the Southern Railroad
street, orto CuARLEs woRTHIN0T0N. Agent
Baltimore. July 18th. is5l. Commerce Street Wharf
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
Attempted Escape or Condemned Ineen-
hiarE.

CriCa OCtobarl 1851
Vfcutt Nhok 70 be Aurg f'f inconas7ism s.temftcd
'o breaE uvt ciiai lsst ag1t Hhoa ho jsG0r vent "a
'os'cuFc hun tr ths risbt DC knccsei 90 iaar a9vo
viii piece of chsla The .ilsr sasisssd sY bic vie
tisssslea y,h tht Friao1'r usia hsls csme vhfu he
vas fcccsyt. Durinr ths ss,ife Drsng. saa atfInt.
Ne nucg iN.h b. hung fcr somstsiay" 1ae ,Ai.oT Il
tsAS bruised.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
poara OF Eoucetiou,

o. the President % The chair
Ts r,iustes q the last dings we're read ans
sppoved -
Tse tcaoai Caos rs ~ TIE E~eltlh ward author.
i,ei te ruoass school site, at CAtmsnsvle, In sssd
tEsrd Tr schoobcrit
james nieh appointed IaFpeotor Of comaos
sch,.cis IN the Fith vsil
petrisk Doolsn was appointed Trustee Of Cenia,s
Schools iog the Ioureentb ward
Joel Z. benedict, Esq eppoatei tutor In the IA
pcftnitut O metbemaIics 10 the krts Acaacny
tPFHoFN1rfer 80 scApvsfg.
TIE stm q s5ogO ~as sppro sIatsd for the support
TIC frse ACaulrny
In, Report of the Executive Cc1lmi,ie4 % tbe Fsss
Aoscemy s,ttf icfth tee vunbtr q vcanes ast pre-
ptrly r tae AeAUefoy. rereyed
3hn rsfort a the ltrancc 3rr,fnte n tha auN 0rt ~
books tss the ard scbccl NJ ~ Tsnth wfit, ~ss
adCpfsJ
fhs Conn it,Ts on schools recomreodei INC sAm ~
fdtt fox 3 p igus1- tcts ~ at ~ Ascrvllht Aa'Atts
W. 80 CF $3.50 auf piiatru ~ h41feif'hf '"
the Wast attcci dftht -inetteuth W"i .
Sarfe t.he Pagers we-5 tc.sf's3 aHs she o'-ii Al
iourLed.
The whi.s Moust.fa ven ,geFas F,th sn,s lr Coz
otuirg AZ the 1sih inst -nd tne gsoasi a. LAsoaset,
4 IL wss slso evyrtrd siA saea
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
Another Break In tn. Erie Canal.

LocxPoRT, October l, 1851
break occurred In the canal, about two miles east OF
this place this afternoon BY the giving way Of som,
twenty feet Of the bank II now however far got
under that light boats pass, and viii be all right
10 morrow Il Is thonght but there Is danger Of
q more serious break II It Is not cecsually checked
The New York herald., 1851-10-02
Cannon for south CarOIIna.

BALTIMORE October j, 1851
The Southern mail has arrived. BY it we learn that
at the Tredegsr Foundry at Richmond twenty disunion
cannons have been cast for South Carolina.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

CUTTING TEiIoKAPu WIRES 10 rHEvEar THEIR Avs.
AfIssIuN or FOREIGN rgvs.
rosrissD, Me. Oct. l. 1851.
Owing 20 the lad state Of The weather The rs part Of
the b che Canada did roach this city until
lste hour yesterday Sfernoon Daring ihe sveans ead
whit the despatch 70 thu Associated pfess was being
sent C. Boston over The Balm nnc some msicicus
scoundre cut The wires r. the railroad bridge mere
% prevent the trsps~issou of the news The viz vas
biottn two secticne from the Draw toTefI ft,ta1,h
and drawn sfOm the pu.e Ct the tirl fec.. .t PoN
Nas ni.e .ah.n down Ard thr.ul INC tho l-.A