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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
JOHN PALCONFR. Pres deaf.

FERDINAND StAGG. Secretary
b-farCular attention called 10 the fact that ms
Company continues 70 insure Buidlugs Merch aGlse.
Household FuFaige. Vessels IA Port sc against loss
dSmSse h fre and DIVIDE the profits this class Of husr
the the Marine premiums au2S smith IS
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"a ROSE has TIC Tribune for sale IN HARTFORD. on
- lrllysl = lie n0sTlg tram from New-YorA, ana "t
serve so e,Eli CTS NJ her residence
TuIEY 4. oar A 20 n, for the sale OF Tie ITtsHs
Newport
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limited STATES PASSPORTS, for

A, hd.n.nsaile TO tTayelers-Belng sure protection
ust eian aggression and as no person - allowed u"
uJ on travel In Continental Europe South America OF
a, West Indies without one they cannot Toe dispensed
vrk Issued by J. b MONIES. Notary Public, land Com
Missioner fo nearly all the States Of the tnon) No %
Roadway HV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

T EBANON SPRlNGS.-Shortest and
Icheapes, route to this delightful sumHer Retreat IL
by the Hudson River boats and Hudson River Railroad to
Hudson and thence by railroad and 10 the Spngs
hy the WV Of the Shaker CITY. Passengers from New
YORK hv morning boats railroad viii leave Hudson by
the o'clock NJ tram aud n the Springs al y
PM Passengers from Newly by evening boats OF
trains vii leave Hudson the morning at clock, and
arrive the Springs at u NJ Usual fare upon the rver
4 FIRE from Hudson 10 the Sprngs. 81 81.
J I WATERMAN, Superintendent,
Hudson. June Q. 1851. Jel2 5h'
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT

h The new aud elegant double engine steamship
UNION. Thos Budd. Commander, vii leave PleT No.
4 y X at o'clock p VI on MONDAY, Sept s.
For freight. apply board where al bills Of ladng vii
be signed For passage 20
aa2S SPOFFORD. TILESTON co, 10 smth-st
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TROTO\ AQl EDtCC DEPART
y MENr TO CONrRACroRS-.-Se Sealed Proposals.
Endorsed Proposal for building SEWER m lspeRtrd-
Will he received the Office of the CIotou Aguedoct
Department. (ROtunda. Paikl until MONDAY, the lsh
dag of September ISL AZ o'clock Y. VI - build a
SEWER with the necessary Receiving Basins aud CUT
verts. "a LSytnafd - vm Chu.ch-st q opposite W
Isrenard beng length about 100 feet TIE plan 81
the =, wsr md SPEC cail r The building Of the
and an ohsr information relating thereto be obtained
Application 20 the Contract Clerk. n thus Once New
YorS SET g. iS5l NICHOI AS DEAN
IrsSt,f,rs nt lie Crntnu Auueluct Dtnartmenf
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RROOkLYN FIRE INSURANCE

CHARTExED N ls2i
Offices, IS Fulton. upper of Eran,-st Brpo& n and
No. Merchants EIchange, Wallis y Y
THIS Company. having sneu capital invested IN the mus.
undcuhied securities and having a s4rplls Il $50 III
conrlue insure dwelling houses stores and other
buildings furniture. merchandise N pof and then
earcoIs upon as favorable zny similar ins;r uous
DiREcToR>.
William Ellsworth, John EAcle Jr
Phme&s I. BSrnuin Jeei OatsnRn,
Daniel ID. Howard Robert {. Bell,
Caleb s. NcoNibrk, John y GenIn.
Charles T Cromwell, Alex II Schultz,
AnastStIus Nicholas John ID. PIE
Richard /. Allen, henrs qua Senfcss,
Waham Mics. iustss he'ieid.
Ehah + Purity, John Anersitn,
SanlP Townsend, TVrtsCe fEschcocA,
John {. Sinlh
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH Pressent.
AlFRKp @ STEVENS, Secretary. U~ 3nTNInSs
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

No'lcs hereby gwen. % the owner ~ owners oNe'-
rant or occupants all Houses ard Lots Improved W an
INN -used lanos. affected thereby thN the i'n'NAAs
have heca compile ed ~ the A>>e>sos Ad
are lcdged The oace u The reaa OF As,csSSa ~
examination ty all utr>ons interested, NJ to be LID
ING SEWER N Thirty NINTH >lkEhI nom
pom, ic0 feet west 81 sih-av - and tosa ~ N % sAe
3Sh - and also Tor building SEW khinota a'
from 39th->t 70 tohst The limits embraced o. saen A.
s.snent include al The several Houses AMI Lots .,
Ground vacant Lots and panels % Land suaiei
on both dcs VI 5sh - between Dh and cthaS> on osn
II 6th-av between SSH and tQthst and On the
westerly side If Jih-ay between Sih and tt1 sts Al
pt whoSs interests Affected ~ the above named
and no opposed 60 he same. or either
If them are requested 10 present Their 90 econs, IN
writing 20 the understand. It their office. \o haN OF
Records within thirty DAYS tom the date of ths notice
O.ce Butea Of Assess Street Departmcnt August
o. 1851 SAMUEL h d. MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ann Al SMITH
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1fleoical.
LHVHO IS INTERESTED -

WHO IS INTERESTED DIX.
w VAN ANTWERP. If Albany. having devoted las
whole for several IN examining human ana sn-
erLuman causes aud Effects has smDied the philosophy
If Man t. practical method by which he arrives al me
oaiure and character every disease winch the human
manly are and thereby unequWOcay places opn-
on all beyond SuppOsltlon, OF whch ne VIII oe
iourd ready 10 bear testimony 70 all who may favor nm py
ealing
Having heretofore rather avoided publicity beyond Pm
waite cfcle manly account Of ms feeble state OF heah
and the Of reliable assistance, which objections nave
been eocually overcome by Improvement Of ms D"dhy
force and the # DR. COX. European Pm sian
and Surgeon If extensive experience, bg which he ievs
warranted 70 guarantee satisfaction IN the deLneaon u
Disease Of every description whether the patent be present
or al distance and SPEEDY II durable Tor wh en-
eycr available viii be presented. strictly according
10 the nature and character o the disease or the organic
derangemen as the heat. liver kidneys, lungs stomach
and bowels from which arrangements every variety oil
symr'ouaiic disease defined By a name proceeds -,
Fee for nation. prescription and medicine RON -
70 $40 Residence No 10 Chanhers-st, New fors-
Hours fnr examination from 10 ~ NJ and from 10
= NJ All letters mus contain the real name and resi-
dence If the patient post paid. with the Zee 81 81
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BOSTON PIANOS.-SAFFORD &
IJBkOTHER No 800 Broadway, \. y agents Tor the
blow ne well known Boston PIau, Forte Establishments.
VI haler Alien. successors 10 Brown Hallett y
Woodward Brown, A. " Ladd " y Emerson Pr
MQs In I,nt S2lm
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JTNlON MUTUALINSURANCE co.

1I\lON MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
u OfsCc No IS Mali-St opposite HanOyeT-St.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS 100000.
assurances Marine. Inland Navigation and Fire
klsAs
TRUSTEES
Moses TAYLOR J Symngjon, \ " Merrill.
= = Lalhiop. IL /. kouth, sidney Green.
HOlsce X Clafin. Lewis h Io1er. J Johnston,
John Nesmuh. h Mun>eu. J. Dickinson.
Paul Suofard, Valentine kuuy. Eugene Dntllh
Chail,s { Hatch. Andrea V Stout, jose n Fowler
L h Bingham. Collins, 4 Thompson,
l. I ii Gibson, Z. \ HaTguuS, Henry Holt,
T.. J Anderson. Lambert ) dam, DAVID -. Turner.
= II. BatcucA. Il X Graves. A Robertson.
Il Wolfe { = Damhmann. John Van Nesl,
James II. Fish. NJ LiSing,ton. " keieltas.
T. 4. Oelrch>. J. II Brewer. Elias Il. Brown.
Richard bell. la;naS Elwel, GeOyce + DARBY.
-.
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= -, 1ruIppLE'S SCHOOL FOR

MISC MRS corner 81 Broadway and 18Th
MI YOUNG N vii re open Monday. Sept. g.
saI Sn sSd Panns taught By Mss ps ofa1 vornes
french do ~ Miss Parker
pancDg connected with the school, viii be gwen from
Lectures 0n interesting subjects 81 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

ORGAN PIpES.-The subscribers con-
" unuo 10 Manufacture Metal Organ Pipes Tor the
rstt Of superior quality Their customers embrace the
nNhuldors IN the country Pines voiced II required All
gs respectfully solicited and promptly attended 10. by
FERRIS \ BROTHERS.
lms No 2q3 Bowery y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

DFMOVAL.-The Projectors Depot
for the sale of MARSHS Superior Pam ReheyeT, r.
moved 10 No l9i Walkerst., ID door east Of Bowerv,
where this wonderful medicine may be obtained on ne
,n., ,easonable terms au29 In
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&C. FISCHER. Gate NUNS & F,s-

al y ~ t I INV \IsI.t -NNNNS q I Is
" AS&) Mandatory and MaTeroom 10 Greenwich
. uht, Il Dew. PIANO kOkrES warranted, with re-
sncse sud patent tube, well calculated Tor Keeping
yA@s
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,,.rruFW'S ACADEMY-An

&c German and French school. for both seyes;
- Engl,h ,esr Broadway, will reopen on the Isl OF
Ne 9Waikets. % nnrjs from 70 u years # aye will
sstsnhef I'LL cboo is especially adapted for those
.ssds Chose parents wish them also 70 6ecoe tnofousn
II secusn'eo A. r' d,ily h, native Professors
xhch 1e 1StA' N'1' HAkDTER, Principal.
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
T. al. BARMORE ofiex at their Man

piano. FORTES.--V. F. UARRl-
WN Ne - Ianalst., (waieroom "a StoTy,l oilers fr
~. sFehdd assortment of Rosewood PIANOS Of D!
w ~aVes. with The hiest mprnvemenis. anl9 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
. n RROWN'S CLASSICAL
l ro0 MR. MCCARTHY. Prof. of

II tnI,.o, resoect!llly infOnns Inc Principals OF
n EIhsan...ses VISITING TEACHER las usual he IS
70 devote portion Of his ne 10 as'fgo,n
- higher bonrs al ms residence No. f73 Pearl
sTeh = r,srsnce to Prof Hackley Of coughs c'l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
For The Enquire
THE NORTH CAROLINA READER.

II was the good fortune OF the writer some ten aays since
"A tg, m for a minutes reading the work which bear:
t ,hoye i,l ana which tn have been very recently
publ shed al Pri!adclphia, by tie firm OF Lppnco Gramec
| g. Co.
gcs of ~ much merit this really has is not proposed bu
!, ia To call attention that this article Is written
Mr. Wiisr in preparing 1.-THE North Carolina Reader,
has furnished all the schools Of our country with work io
,diuu ~ the interest well as real utility and
the wIitcr having personal acquaintance with Mr. w.
takes his method convey his Acknowledgements Tor the
service he has rcnderrd the cause OF education.
Tn, intention HE work 10 have been 10 induce
an interest in cducatou in North Carolina as we'll "a
gard for tho State; and we'll is the design answered in style
and matter.
Procure the work reader whoever thou art and pcruse
auenvely MANY sentences in il would have done dis
credit In Edmund Burke when living. Here, for instance
10 an olluaIon 10 the "Oid North State:
|, is Stale of historic eno"n-a land cnnsecrated by
memories as enduring lime, ard glorious as the stars oil
heaven II is tho land Of our ancestors, Just and free in
their ay ana hupcl in their death their honorrd ashes
lie mingled with lis SOIL and their patriotic spirits hover
through It's air. ,
al" is the home of our nativity; cndcaed bv the recoec.
tons The associations and the dreams Of the days OF
our innocence"
Edward Everett, the first OF American writer's,
finer sentences than these Indeed the truth is, that We
overlook native talent, or the genius OF Mr. Wiley would
have long since made high reputation in land,
writer OF sin aular power and beauty.
The Reader will Cor the social circle for the
library of he man of letters, the family well the
school M Wiley deserves The appobation and his work
the patronage of schonlsnf ladies md gentlemen nil
the land ana especially in Virginia and the Caronas.
People S"uth read the following extract taken from
mage 90 Of The work
"Whcn he Genius OF Desolaon shall s and howl the
serted sites vi Mammon and among the falling spendors
of the pacc when ambition and vanity and avarce and
na,cisn have done their work in other places and
their seal blood and ruin ami upon hcm the sum-
ne walks the heavens in his durna round, will still look
down on one spot of beauty and happiness where the glory
of his bca rivald BY the light of humanity and love-.
Th,t land will b. uur North Carolina
il msv safely coaitsd 70 III" young everywhere Some
81 ~. Of
s.ua H. :irs W J. Clark" n..i the Sang Of Steam
&. ~ IGsl.:," beautiful. fac DID North State
written yeiS ago, ard thousand times sung with applause
elsewhere even than in Carolina, appears, music
William CASTOR The writer and is unnecessary
thai patriotism brsaihes in every line o. them "a
Psalm Of Life, By II ". Longleow," is alone worth the
dos, the book probably Let it circulate and be well
read. u n. Is.
South Lowell Academy December 10, 1851
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..,,,.s...,rsessssss
g;CsssjigNgl ENQGiEER.
,s s,,,;,,c7 ,,laS.Nc. DECEMBER 10, 1856 4


rus WING CAUCUS AND THE CONT
~, ,v,; ,,,rs roptin,e 10 bray forth their SHY com
,;,,a aoans, the action o. the Detnocr1lc caucus "
Washington having tie Compromise ''s'"'' " ~ 49,,
fv,r n me superior righteousness OF Tie wing
,r.v i, sctin, on the resolution ihe!' leofy Is Das ~
al, s,,eo,pu; Of facts Dir. Polk, who movea Inc |'
resolution in TIC Democratic caucus, decia'ea opeu
i, !, ,bs House na while naJ0Iity hough IL proper NV
- mike les, ic The caucus, yet net one "uia was "'
;,s, ,be resolution in any form. Its Wen KNOW" 'i
oo,, o,ioina friends Of the Compromise so'eu ~ nay ~,
o,,on ON the labic-und weShaye already puo"sn'u
,.ra from Col jackson an ogiualopponens OF Tue Cof''
a,ors who saws thai. while opposed TO TIE caucus
Zinc, he 10 now ready for such resolution oeea'
ing the fina,y Of the adjustment. , ~
IT.. claim Of credits for the Wings on TINS suoec'' was
o,,e,ey sbvccd and its tlnlsy snosance e"po'e' y
,,-s Meade and misunderstanding we nave no" e'iu'"'
,. who side of the House, 70 send this ndlculo"
,... al, ,,rdn,ion down 10 tho Tomb OF the Capuiets-
80 m anon, 90 Wigs in the House Of representatives
Greeley writing his Tribune says tha' thefe "e
80, .or,,one or Two present but they dtd n'' az To"
J .o,, rated No" He atts that zine notice was 'e'!
an, martial but many srhigs who saw H. did mol 'lihh
,, - attend Now wc ask any candid man, IN vie"
- IN h facts 10 saw il il is not the most monss1ous mum
no, nm the rait o: the Wing opronenis':'" can" io' w
,,y tne credit Of having endorsed the hnahy VI 'he o
srrcs Nv the showing 81 ma! own associates
49,, handful oT small minority voted iE me ies"'uuo"
nv commenced scheme 10 make party cai-
al md :, the sorr!cs siet party TRICK, 10 "hch
- ,,o u,o n,r,vn tcksigrs OF Virginia NhigRefy ever
hirrhtO
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THE nUNr;ARIAN REVOLT At RENSBURG.


The foreign papers received by The Niagara, nj Boston
ois The oown, additional particulars extracted from
litter dated Hamburg Nov 22i appearing in the "lndepen
dcncc Beige:
corns darmss in HoIstcn. Many regiments composing II
consist in great part Hungarinns; and amongst them are
many Young men noble families, who are co'need ny
tho Austrian government serve az simple soldiers In
srite of the disasters down unfortunate Hungary
he ,c revolution these soldiers cannot repress inc haired
rhrh annacs tiet or their desire Tor new revolution
The presence in England OF the ex.dctator ko'su ah6
hs yi.n dla ts against the Austrian government ana
have contributed o ale 10 excite the sen l.
uens OF haltc o The Hungarian SOLDIERS ana armed 'eso
NJ ,shich the uIences w0nd have been incacua0e IN
the North has been the point OF breaking out amongst
em but it prevented ny the active surveillance {"
Ire sr rio OF Austrian baiIaonS An agent "f
kosui and revolutionary propaganda OF London the
Hungarian Count Put"ck WHO couinnaco regiment al
during the !evouiuE arrested The day beurc yescr
dav by the military authorities oil Rcnshurg he hao arrived
frn, ondcn by way Of PARIS under false In his
possession were found rocanmlons melting the soldiers 10
revolt aud printed copies al The last pubic speeches IN Eng
land bv the cx dicutor 1t generally slated in The
town that many officers e number Is SAID 10 DC Nineteen
and urca, number Of noncormssloned officers ana sol
ders have nso been arrested at kensonre, Tor having
hen accompecs in projected revolt These arrests have
hrcn nrinciray effected III the Shwarlenburg regiment
which is almost entirely composed oil unsarans and winch
Is M prssen in garrison in the fortress oil kenshulg ~ mas
cn nsrrtaccJ that the agent OF kossl aided by anotn
er Hungarian Ruschak and who has also been arrested
has succee, Ia organizing The rcro In strategic poln OF
view The spo, was well chosen In possessing themselves
AT Ihc fortress The coRspiTaturs calculated That hey would
iw. me snnnor, of number OF The dismissed officers
and soldiers Of lie Army of Hulscn. new lnsurrecon
in The Two Duchies would have opened vast field IN the re-
evolutionary exploits mediated by me European
NJ During the last three days the electric Telegraph
mas hseu tx clsiycp occupied in Transmitting TO vienna me
drsratches &! the Austrian conmander'in che even tho.e
az the STOCK ychdnse could not DC sent VA ece,o s
3snlo,hc u1, at Vienna Gen dc Ran5erg an aid de camp
az M, E,n,iur was Immediately seat oil 10 eAall'G thf
all H. a,.d II ;iis "iltGdE 'Iti'cd TX Ai'cb''
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e,.s.s sssssieasa'a'e
sn.nrr1,c EAcrs FROM TIE CENSUS.

=
= n c.,ocb,s excellent December No OF Tie ote'n'
scope ,nsr, is an article The American ''' u ="
sanity waich ,e,c!opcs n'"st ih'''ca''''s
connected with the condition of The Tree coo'eu
If ,, I-oti States. Topruve that their socia co' =
,; t. ,r,ica i, their phy steal prosperity, items i."' :"
s,,,iscaI able compiled :;om the u s. census u 800
,r,rch forward to show the amazing prevalence - 49,,
- and idio.y among our free co'Ted Popn'a''" s.,
.bics ard .aycs Could any one believe "i'''"s -.
il Hack and white before his eyes, tna' efe'y
l r,r.,,o in the Slate Of Mainc Is an i"'"' VI
1,ah is rrudnal improvement III their condition" %
100 n,cer w,.i and South, is evident that Inc Tree
are the p.,ncipa aboies Of ii'oty and 'u'a's
,,c. 'r;,c following valuable table presents VIZ"
- orcunied by the thirteen original STATES ONO
.d T.n,nsy are added merely to show that lie Sae 'o-
- , the old free and slave States exists IN th7 new
- ,. former there arc jus, ten cooFed persons VINO "''
idiots or Inmates, where there is ono IN me 'a.'' -
s,no where large majority of the Popu!a'on
80 far, frts o! Them slaves, Their" Is our ono VI ' ~
,,6,rruna,,- in 80 who are insane;
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TIE ARMAMENT or SOUTH CAROLINA.

r.
Thu. Columbia South Caroinian contains IN abstract os
oo,r, =, Major TuAptER of the Ordnance Department
By which ii appears hat hcconact for heavy guns was
,., 20 Richmond CONTRACTOR. The original contract In
,,sd % twenty FOUNDER nuns t.n-lhch .or'dTs
isiae and egh:-inc columbads; 10 which "as ai'e'
-, rds added 20 twenyfour FOUNDERS, ana eeh'-"c
sicac howzess Thirtytwo tweniy-uur pouhuefs i'a''
.s, finish and inspected the remainder OF the guns 10 Dc
ready about he 18th Ut December.
The con,ra, for small armsviz 1000 muskets, loOO r.
Acc 600 pair III pistols 1000 sabres and l,OVu artillery
swois-has tcn taken BY Messrs. Glaze FagE OF Co.
u n;ha all 10 e manufactured IN s. Carolina Inc delivery
u these arms ~ January 1882 and 10 be completed by inc
i, of January 1853 Messs Glaze Flagg have also Ia
&n contract alter large portion OF the fnt-ioeR mus
kis belonging The Stale to percussion locks DIX nun
,.rld have been already altered
The contracts for furnishing infantry cavalry and artillery
ccou,r4men,s have been siYen 10 s. NJ Howell of Column
A, and R. g. mckenzie, Of Chorlesson These accontre'
mon are xpr ted 10 bc finished by lst OF May, 1857 Inc
,ntrac, for o carriages has been given 10 T. Werner OF
t"lrsston.
Contracts for p-oeccs have been made with Messrs la
49,, ., Charleston and the Sparlanburg Iron Works Com
i The whole emnraccs about L. Ouu ouls ana
hcll- Eighty thousand pounds OF canaon powder nave
cen contracted win the Hazard Company, CONNECTICUT
- gard against spurious :ucie the power Is 10 DC SUE.
red to analysis The company .! ordnance soiders mas
y.n Completed barsck and store-house have been cree
ted a. Magnolia Charleston, where The company mas
been heretofore Instructed and oIil!ed
Attention is called the CONDITION: u The arsenal al Co.
hn,ba ami il is recommended TIA, additional pillars te
placed under the first oor also suggested naI appfo
prstions DC made for the protection OF HE magazines at
,uched 10 the arsenal e # m"rey passed through
the Majors hands $4,000 OF which sGoi6l 81 has beer
,5aJ
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LATEST NEWS 81 lIiN IEAlu:is
Trlesr" phcI 10: the H:cnniond EH1n!rsr

CONGRESS OF rIi; UNITED STATES
NAsHiSGrgN De
Foote's resolution. declaring the adjustment ~! IA" Gsa
mi.c final: unriI ib:i>r sn"Gll require its Ecgca.
amendment WAS a.. red tn.
Mr.. Fu,,- ,9"&e 4; n.'I IN support al The rcs,Ua
r.g iu DC .tu@it bur gave wa. - IN ~ o"tnWr.
lIOUSE.--la tie House Ii- >ti;aS w"gr called Ca.t
petitions.
The proceedings were TEG,csc,ng. The .i"s>c '.3
journed till Monday.
BALTIMORE VI LARK ELS, brc. -.-.F,our tlGin
made Ia day q" 1000 bots. iih"ard u.er =
;s'' sales 81. Cry Mii's brand NJ san" price N's
":!iE$ Gnchims"i. Corn, white nnd y:lIow, ) cr.i-
NEW YORK MARKETS, Dsr. ls.--Fionr. :,
SgutIo i".duy 1t al 81 ! o.. GsaiH IN hanged [
Gn The wcati.y; here - S.!y cold.
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South Lowell Academy, December 10, 1851.

The plurality wife system appears Dc in full vogue with
the Mo;mons. Tie Sain. Louis Republican states that Go
yc nor Yvun. has nney wives lie drove along The streets
few rvs since b sixteen OF them in long couiage-
fourteen of having each infant al her bosom II is
sai.. TIN; Hehsr G. kLnbI, one Of the Tdhua- Council
has Almost equal NUMBER among them mother and her
two daughters. Each have many wives be
can anln thai is, after the have been picked and
rrr I'd i. the ipad lrD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-19
THE. SPARTAN BAND.

The Spartan Blnd Of ynchour Democracy though
whencd by enemy las c, doubled their vote BY fifty
In 1873 2S-now il is 454 and many polled
The Wings did double .heit by some 50 voles.
Thus IS Lynchburg Democracy emDhacally ProsressDe
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

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CRYSTAL PALACE In NEW 1Oith.--a pe'iioh
s shont ~ he nrcsented 10 The Common Council Of New
York Tor the use of Madison square for the erection Of
Crysla Palace to accommodate le second Great Mofd
Fair in 1852 Mr. Paxton has made the design -oo .! -oo
Two stories; and The contractors agree have The struc-
tire completed in months Mr.. Riddle, United States
commissioner 10 The Woilds Fair has the pledge OF some
seven hundred contributors Of articles.