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ANOTHER BLOODY AFFRAY, ETC.

ANOTHER BLOODY AFFRAY, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20 1851.
Colonel Avery shot, and Instantly killed Mr. 5smus
Fleming in the Court House, at Morgsntown, N. c.,
few days since Both members Of the legislature
The trial aud sentence Of Mr.. Thrssher creates the
most intense feeling n New Orleans.
One mai from New Orleans arrived to. night but the
latest is still due
The Mechanics Fa-. in Baltimore city, closed this
evening Joshua Van Zspt the president delivered the
address. Secretary Stuart was present The gross
eepts have been Sl2 900.
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Murder at the Salt Lake.

UTICA, Nov 20 1851.
Intelligence has been received here of the murder
James Monroe formerly of this city Salt Lake 1t
is stated that he there met person named Egert with
whom he formerly had q dificuty when Egert delibe.
raey raised his gun and shot Monroe dead the spot
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The Cuban Prisoners, Sc.

CHARLEsrsN, Nov. 10, 1851
We learn by the steamer Isabel that there are now
only three OF the prisoners remaining at Havana and
they Gre sick in the hospital The Isabella
lett for Spain on the 9Th inst, having board as
prisoners. Berch, of New York; George H. Richard.
son. OF New 0riesps; two Hungarans and one German
slso MIR Hodges. OF Texas; j Keenan,, Of Mobile and
Mr. Gsno Of New York. The body Of General Emma
also board
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Arnirs IN the West InAles.

COOLIES ooNz HyME-F7EE AMERICAN NEsHSEs
wANTEp -EHg SALT cRor, STc.
Bosrov. Nov % 1851
By the late accounts from Demarss learn that the
Lord Elgn sailed from Georsstovn, with lac coolies,
phose term Of Eve years service had expired They
bounItor tae Island Of Mauri.us their native land in
TIE lndsn Ocean, aud tock with them Epvsrs of
Si5COO IN cash.
An envoy has been cent 10 the Unted states for the
putpose OF inducing eng,sion to the colony from the
tree colord population of the Upieu
The British sbip Mars from Insgua 20 New York.
With cargo a 10000 bushels OF sas calsl I'll Besmuia
aud landed uumbeF Of passenger
The past ,as been a nnrt prosperous one for
salt aud the prcprlstors have about 100 900 bushels
han5 for whsh they asking 10 cents per busael
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Railroad Engineer Acquitted.

CAnANDAIGUA, Nov. 2o-8 p. NJ
Robert Q. Dickson the railroad engineer who ran into
another train at Geneva summer in of
which. person killed and several were injured
and who under indictment for manslau ughter |
vas acquitted to-day. He was exonerated from all
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Wisconsin election.

MiLwAUKIE, Nov. 20 1881
The ofacal returns of the recent election, thus far
received greatly diminish the reported majority Of Far
we'll (whg) for Governor 1t is under 800 with
democratic counties to hear from.
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CtSctSrArt NOV ~, 1891.
The Ore aonihiAtor tr'ed yesterday on building
erected tcr the purpose Tue machine proved aasuirs
hsuVre
The Ohio river has rsan fcur feet TIRE isa good
dsge q ssisr end it s spD rlstns
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koBato THE MAIL The two men, Melton and
kimbvoueh who were convicted at Savannah, CA the
coarse Of robbDg the mail At Columbus have been ssn
tencel 70 eight sys inraou men, each in the Psaten
tiary
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The Toronto ana eueiph Railroad, &c.

ToRosro Ca Nov 90 1851
Il has been decided BY large majority of the legal
in thi, city tha; the corporation shall sppropr
ate four hundi thousand dollars towards the contruc
tion of the Toronto ana Guelph railroad
Four persons were drowned yesterday this city
By the espsizing Of q small boat. Names not given
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DACIFTC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-ONLY
Through Line for San rrsneisco via ghasss-Fare Re
dueed-Wednesdsy, Nov. 8 at elooz The sptendif
double engine steamship BL DORADO, 1890 tons Lieut.
Rodsers o. NJ ifsrmerly q the steamship Fslcos
her pier ieet Of warren street R. COZ vhsgssa eoanee.
ing with tie fsvorte u 3 mail steamship NOhrHEBNE1
70 sail without delay for Gan Francisco arrival oftb
passengers and nails At mama. For paasass s e
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DAcrFrc MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY.-oSLI

DACIFfC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-ONLT
through line for California and Oregon, via Chsxrss-
Fare reduced.o On Monday Now sssh AZ three o'eosk
tons burthen d. Porter " s. n, com nandsr, will a.,
Monday, Nov 18th at precisely three clock p M from
her pier the foot Of Warren street. r for Chasrss
Chagres passengers transferred at Hafans the sam
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGERS leavinz In the Ceorsi, vf
connect with ,he Y: Mails .ssmship NoRHsRNEs
che passengers and mail at Pansma For p.ssare spptv
Abe ooe 81 snd South street, At ia Wsssstrsss cor
Of Wstren street.
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sIIIPPING.

CoR LfvrRPooL-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship BALTIC, Captain Joseph ,. Comssook. Ths
will depart with the U. s. mails for Europe posi-
lively Saturday I'D Of Novem ber u clock M from
her berth At foot Of Canal street. No berth secured m pa
for For freight or passage having uneaused sscomoi
tons Cor elegance and eomfor5 apply 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO., 81 Wal street
The steamship Atlanuo will succeed she Baltic aud sAE
Deoember6th.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Saturday I'D inst, at o'clock. Z, M.-F0r Rich
mond via kcrfok, Va stopping at City Point receive
and land Petersburg passengers ony-The and fast
sailing steamship kOAkOK a. 300 tons, Custom House
measurement L. Parrish commander, will receive frsyh.
Friday 2s' and ssl for the above ports saturday
7d Novembsr, precisely at 3oeloch p NJ For freight 0s
3EES & THORNTON Agens "a Pearl street..
Books passage are now open with plan Of state rooms
et the ofhoe.
EoR SAVANNAH THE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
a fLOhlD A. Capt Thos. Lyon, will leave above, on
ssturosy November 6d at o'cock NJ from Pier No T.
worth river for freight or passage, sppiy 70
bAhL. l.. MlrCHILI, lgl Front strses.
IRE Alabsma, Capt. Ludlow, Saturday, Nov. coth.
J1NITKB STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
rerNew Orleans, via Hsvsna Change Of sailing day
The splendid double engine steamship OsORgIA 8 ~
p D. Porter NJ commander will sail from The pier
foot Warren street. North River Monday Noyembsy
and New Orleans tLadier saloon berths
47U after ssio do S6 forward do $50 sseerage Do
4B Specie shiy taken freight to Hsvana. No bills
Of sding sFaed after the hour Of sailing E2r freight
passage, apply 70 n. o. ROBERTS, lII West ssrssA
cor Of Warren.
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srst Concert of this season viii Dc given a, sibo a.
cert Room Saturday evening. November r. Conduct3r.
Mr. T. Eisfeld. Posrsmme-Part L-symphony No. tall
orchestra, kendelssohn Part III Overture Joseph Ne.
Appyi Aria from slilah. nendsssohn Herr Mayer Soo
cnronet and orchestra Won Weber Herr Dr. schsr Over
Faust liadpanter The orchestra will consist Of
tyhve perorer subscriptions for three tickets 70 eash
the four Concerts $40 Associate members tickets 70 the
Rhearals and ticket TO each Concert s. Subscr5srs
and members obtain tickets at each. Antei
number OF ckets issued for strangers 81 30 each Appca
tons resolved At scharfenberz Luis No t3 BroaiwaT
and At X. Wezeis, No 2l3 ful,on street Brooklyn.
J. Il. ESsteS, Secretary. n. c. TIMM, Presiisas
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tHklSTY'S OPERA HOU3E, MECHANICs' HALL NO
- az Brosdway above Grand strset-0pen every nigh,
MaSSn Chrstys Mnsrss mp.isins efficient .nd
shis cty for asuccesson of been received
with favor BY highly respectable fashionable
nekets q cents Doors open ~ 6h and vii,
ei9oL ihe pstrons Of Chrstys hnstrels
continued. -~N Nv
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EELLOWs' ETHIOPIAN EINsTRELs AT FELLOWS
nuscai Hall. +4 Broadway, between Howard and
Grand strees-Open every nisa This truly oelebrled
oend OF Performers. under the of j. Fellows
whose concerts IN this city tor the
Eeceiyed with the greatest favor by the elite fashion
from all perts OF the Union. Fellows Hall is
most eomfortable buildings in this city IS een.s
poors open 40 b5s concert to TX ocock
afternoon concert every Wednesday and Saturday oo
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WILLOWS hfSsTRKLs.-THE GREAT AND UNRI.
vailed champion Dancer. Mr. X. h. Sitter from toe
etern eities will AXE his New
In three Of his best dances Thursday New ~
season. Admission, Is cents.
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ITALIAN OPERA AsTOR PLACE.-MAx MARErzEK
Lessee and Manager Seats 81 81 auo
Boxes S Amphtheare, 80 cts Ninth su bsc ngbt
Friday, Nov. a. Verdis grand Opera Of
EdNANI.
Ernani signor Bsttini Den Carlo Synor c. Badiah
Don kuy Gomez de Silva. .sgnor J. Karini
E4'na .Signora Is. Stefanone
GtoVshha .signora Pco
Don Reeardo. zig Bsrattin Iago. Signor Str I'M
Doors at 6 performs umence at * ocloos
Box ofce open every day from A. M till O. cock r.
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RAKNUAS AMERICAN NUSEUM.-P. I. BARNUM
Hansssr and Proprietor John Greenwood, Jr, Assi,t
ant Asnaser Admission to the entire Museum perform
anees cents; Children under 10 years 2x oents Par
quette ~ cents extra Friday. Nov. 81 Enthusiastic
Vioa. Of Waaefcd which elicits from crowsd
the Benefit Of Mr. Hadaway This afternoon, ~ oooct
Le deliyhtfui comedy. in swo acts entitled NAVAL EN-
GAGEhENT5. After which. comic Song by Pete Morrs
IN the evening ~ o'clock The new STARTLING and deeply
pr Primrose Mr. Clarke; Jenkinsop xr Hadawsy; Ovls
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DEAD. THINK and be CONVINCED.

ll-A few words To A discerning public. . -.
DIR RORACK has cured more cases OF MS VI rnidreh
and grown people than ten physicians America HIS
treaimeDt Is simp.e but efcacous trial vii convince
the most skeptlcaL . - . n .-,.-s.-
Dr. ROBACK has been the happy means 81 iestofms
more stolen propeyto nghtfl owners tn~h ~ ts otnef
stroogers In the United states put togsther Losers
hN,Sd ~, DELAY TOO long A stitch IN time SAVES.
Or kOBACK las thousands 10 this city could xMiyt mas
healed many uah app differences IN families lie mas re-
stoyed nds 70 wives wives 20 husbands children 20
narsnts aud parents ~ chcr~n In he restorc1
L,rmon, 10 nm ,bsnd and us after enlargement Of
eleven wears In general boz ever, hes. not TO bet
GO lOng before fskng bls advice Many apph-
cstens for d have BE- abandoned after consulting
HIM. = A.. 10 -.
about 20 undertake long OrSnsys Often ms ady'ce mas
hem OF the utmost service Certain none have ever re-
yrstted calling Oh him. ~,
Or ROPACK has cu.ed Iaany persons Of the dfesdfas
soul destroying Il intemrcrance He gaaI.htees ~
easy and perfect 70 al vao folio" MS ouesuohs ne
has neytrf failed. -.
Or aOBACK has been frequently called on for aduce
hy yos about sOpg Rto business hn ADVICE tbs
ut OF Iops eysnce and azs N many easss
Besn of the greatest assists nee 10 parties.
DR. ROBACK consulted about two months race by
farm about T. sell bis farm It'll the intention Of gong
70 California The interview suited greatly TO the Advan
taee II The farmer adj his friends and aequanfsncss
Save one) vil cheerfuhy testify.
Or ROBACK daily consulted by people about r. enter
the holy state nstrmony His advice wherever follow
ed has led 10 perpetual honey moon.
Or ROBACK 10 consulted dsiv by al cassss, nrn ap~
poor foot and IN carriages He rarely fab 70 e'e ss
faction See daily and weekly papers on.cy ~.
An letters fprepald) addressed TO G W. hobACN 10
Whit. ct wD Re attended -, ard sns~ssse snAs "SS
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v r. Second Assembly Dis.riei,1pEMoCtRArTic

~ Second Assembly District, -DEMOCRAtlC
WING NOMINATIONS FOX ASSEMBLY ~ me ton-
vnion OF Delegates nom the Sixth aad TalId Wards nav
ne met at the Albany House, IN WaIen-St, IN the IHud
WNe pursuant 10 Adjournment, on Monday sNehns, o0
'efer 20 1851 ceeded ballo. for candidate TOT As
"nty nom said DNtric and after repeated Efforts l!eu
thelr attempts o. make nomination. Inc Delegates
nom lae Third MMd having retired TO the room oeI1w
sheu, an aeounmen. having been made, were requested
MM,sl'he oeles@es fiom the Sinh Ward IN Con-
"v,S the Temporary Chairman, as well as thc oshei
ass itom the Third Ward, were requested to attend
me tyNeaion still session, and positively refused 10
mee heeuqoa the Delegates from the sixth ara
p.sttd.d 70 nominate Chairman, when joseph Carlisle,
81 hs S3h Waid, was duly elected The Ccnvea'on then
tw 70 uaiiot or the nth man. aud George W. VII
CEap, rs 'ne MsId, Was dUly elected Ga motion
S nAhLEs SWORDS. Of iAe Sx;h Ward. unani-
w. cs sse .! The SAID Convention As the Resulas
'eniion adeusu NLe de
JOSEPH CARLISLE. Ckasman
y X SHERMAN, Secretary lie
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Gperial Notices.

DpfClnI N0Ille9.
~, The Judiciary Convention viii meet a, the
Broadway cuse'n THUksp "a EyENT pIss oe g.
all o'cioes =, e,,,-,,, N I" hhApf o"p r''''O'"'
c cHx,s + /" cS sM1s" Secretaries. ORR
ry-First ward-INDEPENDENro TICK Er.-
Tar A0.fsan.- ---------- EDMUND GsltFlH
CT FIRST ward--iNDEPENDENT TICKET,
r r.T ass.tant Alderman NV GEORGE.
For Assessor ---------ChAs. - JANE'. u
RI Fifth Ward Regular Democratic Whig
nsH,l"'oI' ..--...-ALEXANDER II SCHULTZ.
t ~, Asem5lg.---.--------- THEODORE A. WARD.
f g., S.ssat Aldermen. JOHN + R@DMAN,
t ~, Is,sssor.. $500. -CHAs MCGOWAN
70, cea,saSiss C 92Sng1 $h = WATTS
FER INSPECTORS q E1eei,on Isl DstTic John McK IN,
xsSa ID Ds,retJohn b Funk JOAN VI Bcnnsi, ith
Dstnc- Ben an.sn $. Foster Drake Palmer 9Th Dis
poT Schcci Conmtssioner. THoTAs Z SMITH
Fer Sehool Trustee -SEi Il GSOS -, f;TCH'
III. following persons const, the Finance Committee
Of The vth Ward Wing Committee and ~ae are alone au-
tbOfIzed to solicit subscriptions IN oes4i vi INC "s
WV A. DARLING, CAN. THH EEoo;s 4 y y Sn6v,y
JOHN b SAC iilSHB b. BATCHELER Treasurer.
By order Of the ward Committee.
- ANDREW " LEGGATr, Chairman.
s s:xTEL h thWsos. Secretaries OIL Ct.
Sixth Ward Chartcr COnVentf0n.-At a
meeting ofthe Wing Delegates OF the Win Ward to nonl-
sac charter officers Tor SAID Ward for the ensuing election
ronvsned at the Branch Hote. No 30 Bo~ery, on the
.vening Of the 2ist Oct 1851 az ~ o'clock, the follow
,,c rersns unanimously elected as officers OF inc
meeting JOHN A. TAaDY, Chairman CHARLES b.
FoOTE, Secretary 49, ,, -,
sand ard at the ensun election
ACommittee theTeupon appointed to wait upon Mr.
C.rIse and inform him of the nomination. SAID Com
nee accorngy waited upon Mr. Carlisle and reported
10 the Convention that he thanked them Tor the honor Dut
rssItctfully declined the nomination.
On further motion, II was then unanlinohsE -,
Ilsoired That NOAH WORRALL be nominated as the
Wing candidate for Alderman for SAID Ward
ON further motion 1t was then unanlInousy-
Rfsolped. That CHRISTIAN W. SCHAFFEk enomi-
mated as the Democratic Wing candidate Tor Assistant
Alderman for SAID Ward.
On further motion IT was then unanlmousy-
RfsoItfd That John LewIg and Charles A. BREEDER DC
~omInated as candidates for Constables
On farther motion, was then unanimously hesotved
That the following gentlemen be nominated Tor inspectors
Of e,eston foI the following Districts Of sad Ward
Lar Di,trc George KellOck Jr Chas c. lie Ibert. 2nd
Disirct-Owsn Brennan, George W. Williams sra
D,st,i.t-Willam Rowe, Chas X FOOte. 4h District
George Bevlns Louis De Angels 5th DStrct-Gcorge
asOn. Nathan Joseph. ,,,
THAT the Convention do adjourn.
' JOHN A. TARDY, Chairman
Cu.ptEs n FooTE Secretary o222 9Th
~ Eighth and Ninth Wards, (IIId Judicial Dis
,x,ss A-Reguar Democratic Wing Nominations:
Tay JnstIce of the Justices Court-JAMES GRlDLEY.
Por Police Justice--GEORGE DEANE.
Nv order Of the District Judicial Convention.
b. T. NEWHOUSE, Chairman
e A BORDEN Secretary OPT So
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CONTENTS or PART III.-Cuttlngs and Entertainments
Tables Of Slopes Tables Of Squares, Cubes Square aud
Cube Roots of Numbers, to 1900 Rules for Squares
Cubes Square Roots SC. Table OF the Fourth and Fifth
Powers OF Numbers. Table Of HyperbOlo, Losarthms,
Combination of Algebrac Quantities The Steam Engine.
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