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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-13
7 ~HA3tS7Ffj ~ NtVH'H NFIWyJ
Very truly yours,
IAII NJ M IrINfNII

The Bank of Tennessee has within these few
days, sent on TO Philadelphia sum Of nearly one
million dollars which had been deposited with
them from the surrounding country, and which
they had no occasisn for. This was sent forward
since the stringency commenced in the eastern
Atlantic Cities.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-13

MAoAULAY AND PENN--It is stated that Mr..
Macaulay has retracted the serious charges made
against William Penn in the first volume of his
History of England.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-13

Hp EMOVAL.-WM. DEAN having removed his
Ma shoe establishment TO the store next door to P H.
turn his sincere thanks to his friends and the public and
sollclts continuation of their favours pedgng him
self to use his best efforts to give entire satisfaction to
His materials at this time for ladies' and gentlemen's
Boots and Shoes OF very superior quality and from
his long experience in the Boot-maEing Business he is
bold to say he has no superior in this city. He asks
lair tral-nothing more. VIM. DEAN
Y6 Opposite the American Hotel
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Leave LYNcHRuRa daily. except Sunday at 81 A NJ.

Passengers for Stanton, by this route leave Rlch
mond Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at P M,
srrve in Scottsvlle next day, at H. and in Stanton
ats P M. 81
Passengers for Cumberland G. H. and Farmvill.,
leave the same evenings and reach Cumberland Z. H..
at next A M, and Farmvlle by nj.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Boats or
Stages must 90 at the risk of the owners, or we will
"a BOYD. EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-13

Unity PIANO FORTES.-With the view of
enlargng our business, we have, in addition to the
instruments made by A. Stodart & Co. and J. b. Dun
ham, New York, secured the sale of those made by j..
Chickering Boston, which will enable us IN future to
ever had We have at present for sae at two estab
lshmens Mash & Woodhouse, Richmond, and E. P.
Nash Co., Petersburg, upwards of Fifty Piano Fortes,
of various kinds, embracing nearly every style and
manufactured, by the most celebrated makers in this
country and purchasing we for two stores. in such
large quantities. for cash, mot on commission as some
suppose we are enabled to offer great inducements
purchasers full as great we are assured, as can be
met with at any other establishment, North or South
To those who are not disposed to make special trips
ing for h.n both as to style and quality, binding
selves to give satisfaction, and will charge them Just
40 low as il they were present
NASH WOODHOUSE, Richmond.
iy19 E. P. NASH & c., Petersburg
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-13

N ANDING per schr Oranna, to-day-
Ed Is bbls mess and prime Beef
bbls mess Pork
SO packages loaf, crushed and powdered Sugars
so kegs prime Goshen Butter
20 bbls No. Lard
100 boxes prime Cheese
Is bales Soat's patent Irvine
10 or. casks Madeira Wine
With sundry other goods, for sale by
au Fl w TYLER.
INDIAN RUBBER HOSE, Betting, SC ,
Ill Landing from Courier and just received by express
Iull supplies of garden hose, Betting hose coupling
&C., for sale by
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
au7 Agents for the Manufacturers.
n ADV EMELINE STUART WORT
El LEY.-Ernest Malvern, or life of an Author,
with "a illustration. by Phz
Travels in the United States by lady Wortley.
Nos, London Labor London Poor, with da-
guereotype illustrations.
Just to hand
au MORRIS & BRO
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NEARICAIBO COFFEE.-2O bags Maficaibo
lvM Coffee, receiving per steamer, for sale by
iy 80 WILLIAMS g. BRO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-13

NT ACKEREL.--No. and 2 Mackerel, in whole
IvA and halt bbs, for sale by
iv2 f. Fl SKTNKER,
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EDRIME RICE.-2O half and whole tierces, land
Il. ing per schr Hope, tor sale by
jy 81 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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MnORTEK, ALE, AND CIDER.-I have on
q hand large stock OF Porter, Ale and Cider, in
quart and pint bottles of excellent quality and in prime
order, put up expressly tor family 1t will be cent
to any part OF the city. ,,,,,Nc
aul JOHN CLENDININU'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-13

EDEPPER.-l0 bags Sumatra Pepper, receiving
IL per schr Courier, for sale by
jy30 WILLIAMS e. BRO.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
PHILADELPHIA.
Remains OF Stephen Girard Arr~~ts-str-kesr.
stocks, Ne.
Correspondence 4 The rrbuae

NntTc>pphdHn'e q lhe y irhnH'
PUI,pFLrma, Thurstay, sept -. irSi.
The remains OF the late stephen Glrard
are 10 be removed to Girarl College On rhursdV
next. which occasion the Masonic Order, OF winch
he was member. Will parade publicly for the ara
time III seseIa wears
George W. Hall was arrested yesterday. and com
ml,ted TO pr son charged with attempting to pan
counterfeit money
Last evening. a. AN officer ol the MarshA's polloe
wa> conveying A woman, named Ann Casey, 70 the
Aims House IN 4 Garage she was delivered of .
child. The mother and infant are doing well.
Ietha Davis, keeper OF a house OF Ill lame IN kus
sells an this city has been held to BAL IN the sun
OF 600 ~ answer the charge OF Keeping a oa~dy-
house, and also Of hMboung MINOR grl The daush-
ter Of rcspct table parents for she purpose of publicly
prosututng her The harhorcd grl acted IN the msA
shameless manner before the Mayor having becoms
exceedingly reckless and deprased
This morning there were A number Of commIttLs
by tho different magistrates of the city and cosnty
tor theits, the parties charged having been arrested
an the course Of the past - hours
The stock market continues exceedingly dull aud prioss
tend downward. Reading Railroad shales tell OF l. ase
sales of Other description, could not be effected 70 y a.
no new feature to proseat the Money market There
ha, been another failure hec IA consequence OF 'h' ro
cent suspcuS IN New lOfA
The private advice by the steamer have hsi no efocs
upon the market CorroN held hIny, aad tho s"oh ~
quite small There good demand iot fL.uH 70, oS
cos,lmpiion. and with limited supplies aud reduces
stock llolde,s are hfm At >isti y, Tor common ana
good brands and 81 Pa - 10 oi Sc ect iots ana ss
which about COZ Ubs have been disposed OF 10 the 70
talcrs and bakers. In RVS floik ana COIN uNAL
there - chabse There mode ate amount N NHsAr
olcups and but litilc inquiry for Sales of j oossss
iaT and prme Rod al 1SeBic and White nj SleSon
RYE - scarce, and wanted The demand Tor CoRN s s-
tied Sales OF southern Yellow at ., a1oat la Oan
no further sales have been reported Whskf-Futhn
small sales At 23c.. IN both hhds aud bbls -,
SALES or SrocAs- First BoaTG 81 Grsrd Bank. ~.
s2,ooO County GO. 81 = Union Canal 10, do
80 go Rosdm- rs. -. y. $50 Read v ~! SJoo
Cty Ca cs To- inlI Penn x r.. i0i s. ~ Sta -.
100 s. go State Js ~i 500 do, p0 81 40 COUNTY n.
~ ~. 100 Lebgh Int 81, Bank OF Penn io9 1Ns
rstovn X. -, 1900 Nom. town X Is. % -
N1sond ROdrd a S8.DtN CITY X X. D., 'sb. 1917 $l.so
Read. X 6s. 20. u 70 Nornstown u X b. 80 ass1
Canal io $40 State bs. 100 1900 NoTstowa H. -.
% 80 G.rard Bank. ~ so SpiIBs Garden o. Bl ssi
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
EW.JERSEY ITEMS

- The New-Jerscy Horticultural Socl-
city in spite Of the severe drouth, which has had A
most injurious effect fruits and howerS, have sue
cceCed III collecting such a beautiful display al
Washington Hall IN Jersey City, as Will richly repay
visit The show OF native and foreign Grapes and Of
Pears remarkably fine, and possesses great interest
to the OTiculturlSi. by proving the high degree OF
excellence they may be made 10 reach while the
sight OF them Is IN itself feast to those VINO are not
an ff n the science The efforts Of Society whose
object is TO introduce INTO markets such fruits
are here displayed l. worthy Of AL clcOuragemcnt
The Exhibition viii close THIS evening
Boat RACE-A race came of At Jersey
City on Tuesday afternoon, for s3Oo between James
Lee and Charles prce. IN l. feet skeleton boats
They rowod irom 1hatched Cottage Garden TO
stake boat moorcd the mouth of the Kills, and
back distance of about four miles. The wind was
blowing fresh at The time, and the bay was cOnse-
Cuenty rough, that both boats took IN water with
every sea. although de- ked over with canvas. Lees
boat being the deeper, evidently had the advantage,
and won the race, but consumed upward Of an hours
tine IN is performance, while double the distance
has been rOwed M less time. Prices boat, al!er
rounding the stake became completely swampcd and
"a tOMpd
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Ohio StAt faiT.

COLUMBUs, THURSDAY, sept. p, 1871.
T0.day ia, been d gTcat Cas- la the annals oil OA.D
industry. The Secou0 annual state tau opened in
tins Guy yesterday. and today everything Is IN i.s
place Tie Attendance far surp@sses our most san
glne antc lpatiOnS, The nuD5ef 0G the ground Oei5
estimated at from 81 O0J 10 80 oO persons The *
hbltlou Of horses sheep hog ana poultry. = Innch
superior TO that Of last year and wlii compare iaFoI
ably with that Of aDy state ~ the Union. ihe ifh'
tu,e,s ard roccLaulcs halls are vel hlled win co
can't and ingenious work, which Sra Is @rcat alfcn-
Son-plogs CultivatoIs, WinnO~lng Machines,
Tb,esh,ng Machines aDO all knds OF agricultural I'M
,lenents are IN great abundance and excellence.
The Far Is great improvement on the hrst, and "iIl
do much 10 rouse up the farmers and artisans Of Oho
ia tie true importance Of their position The day Is
cool and peaSant, and no accident has thus Tar Oc-
Cured To mar the general l0y. There are nlm3er
of distinguished strangers from otner states present
among whom are Senator Douglas. OF iihnois, G9'-
sDor Wright Of Indiana, &c Tomorrow Hon WI
nam Allen will deliver the address, and The reports
OF The various committees "lll DC made
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
CoRoNKK's lNyr,rIeArIoN.-An lnanest

CORoNERS lNyTsTIGATION.-An inquest
was Yesterday held by Coroner Ball. Wow VI the
bCCy Of Patrick Mooney. who WAS killed on We'd
neSday last by the csytng m OF sand bank al the
foot Of Canal 81 Antr lengthy and thorough an.
yeSga'ion ~ all the facts connected with this case
the July returned The following verdict rhas Pat
rex Mooney came - has death by thc acc dental
falling 90 "a bank a. Bereen Hill The Jury, At the
same tiue. would express their opinion. that Nr
Conner lthc contractor and his foreman took az the
usual precautOI> 10 avoid the accident IN question,
bur would suggest 10 contractors generally the ne
ceSSitv of delivering some more cfiectuA means for
the protection of those n their employ" Signed by
the jury.
An inquest was also held upon the body Of Joseph
Baker seaman on board the British bark la Belle,
who was found floating 10 the BASIN OF the Atlantic
Dock on "Wednesday. and a verdict returned that de
ceased was accidentally drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Railroad Accident.

RosroN, THURSDAY, Sept. 2j. 1851.
The terrible accident Onthe Vermont Central kali'
road at West Hartford, VI, slN miles above WINE
River junction. yesterday, was caused by an accident
10 the up freight tram Of ninety cars, "Hcn dtlaheI
i, some time IN cut. The engineer reporeo 70 'he
conductor Of the tram, that he hau u lihutes "
snare 10 reach station, before .hc DOWN PdsSehsVI
tiain came along The engineer accordingly "ehl
ahead when he was three minutes out OF liile' anu
uet the tram near curve BON ehgines "%tie % uC
siroycd besides one passenger andre kh' e@'' ueIe
were Opassengers iBthe tram ioh - Z" ~V"i ""0''
were badly injured ,,,
The names OF those most injured are AS iouo"S
Mr. Pratt OF NOrthfold, VI, ma binist, IN the en-
ploy OF the road, both has legs and one arm are
broken
c. 7. Kimball, conductor OF the passenger tram,
slightly injured on the hoad.
fIedeIIck Palmer brakeman, snghtly injured
Mr. morse. passenger, of Bethel, VI, track re-
palrer died last night OF hls wounds
My Wallace passengsE, Of Chelsea, Vt, has be-
come cTszed by the collision.
Mrs Danforth Of Barnard, VI slightly injured
The wounded were taken INTO house near by
and physicians provided.
The freight engineer AZ greatly blamed ior not
sending 4 signal ahead lie ~ among the missing
Markets NV. ORLEANS Sept. d.
The foreign news, by the steamers Washington ana
Africa has been received tOTToE Is active, ana
500 bales have been sold, bm there was no advance
MddlIng IS quoted At ste. FLouRls again ndepressed
common brands may be marked at SO IS. CORN is
fm. mixed SOC, yellow BE, and White poe
FRFiaHr. and ExcHANGE are dull and unchanged.
NEW-ORLEANs, Sept. 25.
Two thOua and bales Of COTTON changed hands To-
day We quot0 middlIng Sc, and fair 9ic. FLOUR
rs sill dull ordinary brands are held at ~ 62i Corn
Is scarce and mixed Is worth soc. Ro toFfEE &c.
UxcuANey IS rather frmcr New-lork, 90 DAYS, l..
Markets CHARLESTON, Sept. "a
The Corror market, yesterday, was depressed and
prceS favored buyers. The safes were 2o5 bales AT
aaqlc To-day the market has been hrm, and the
saIes reached $50 bales at 1id9c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

ch,r-c N The Ms~hssisr, thr,sxa which sco
prt - st sa,sys. .oe. Eos rr.lsa tae c,n 9sssns
20 slsA ,sese t.4ises contuct Us WI. ,ris =.
p rc,I.I as o,h,.s ~ la0crns for'e Of a ~
sll,. .'.',ee H. i-e 'ora1'i'
vr,-. 81. --c-,r,> ue ~cisht N ne abe =. e
=. ...... .-te e l, - 'cet IT,, o"n'i AZ ~
a. -. 's '.nr'seo'ss e, ~ 'ae ''''0''
4
.....-.. D. .sr,.,s tns raiius 81 the ~heet
-, ,f,.. 80 fornult. Ne - "a Al 'he li'r
.. ,.., H.. c~utrtlgl torto - me ~ : =, 80
n. h,,ff - t~o feet T. the ,os y =. y "a ~ -
..... "a, I.si !ls lcuIiusN IOice - 'o"s 'uN' IS
t.I.--,,, fcr.r al.I ,ais rcf4inS ne '"r g."
i9rtvof -erston An5. 5 30 = p'Nstm wa -.
Sssrr.. if be nropo>cl to pfofvt = = - =
c-re.n g. one Of hlS maesiae>' "ouio eAt
,',- A .at.e. WITH 4 tdIus eA SeNine - -, S
...,s...,. -. Sc r, d, >l-niu> ~ cenfifug4 tosc'
e ar = 30 >ust purpose
1.-The = aus o the wheel - les thar two fec
procec - f0rEuiA g,seS cenniiuSA toNe kio~'s
t.sn the issOl!0s f.f,a Ald ~ - "a il"S ol 90
inches N, number n~orNoSc Sct "a Nr >R'vrcTs m'a
s.1 fhe tOrIAsr : three NnCs the AFTER. tatte m~
seem then - 8e soms hope ma, MI sawyer PSs.
MAJ succcou - = small uSSei-ai.ouS' - "Ns'
fsll when trit. upon 1-Sc scale. huI IA Cfuct W
apply tgl> centrifugal fOrce 80 naint0n ttc rJaios
oi ile wtC1l. NJ sawyer proposes 10 sirrouni 'nc
~ho'e With j.A. vessel containing ccaden>oi aH
ihoic must tc A. equal amount % pressure oa tes
IcAes OF surface. the enc 81 his vertical tube ne
resulIes ar having pressure u sfl pounds 70 bae
iuri. Now the same prJ sSurc opposes ~ isfrsl "
o. % through wh.ch Ire mercury on The re
yohlac wheel is dC rignet g. escape AMI since hs
valve supposed to extend cntViy round she car
Cum.crtrcc ot he " heel Is must expose surface
ot COPS tt gsoy mere than ten iaC' eS. Mua prcs-
sure ~ 3r 90 .! pCuras Io Tie zach Above the valve,
tGc mercury therefore could not make Us escape
II " hess density employed, thea the available
ctnilIiu ga orcc viii ,e only he excess OF The cca-
ufugal lor,e above The total pressure OF the ar up
OF a., valve In no event could there Ne any " ,ar-
Plus OF centrifugal iorce above what = need0i 10
maintain he rotation Of he wheel"
lu cOncius on. Il there are any who believe ta1
Mr SavycT'S PROJECT for = perpetual notion viii
succeed would urge them - show their fsWh oy
thclrwcks. and contribute the requisite means 10 tet
the principle BY actual eXpeyimcnts-and u u shouA
be found ihat The machine operates IN the mianer
claimed by NJ Sawyer. thea MI not merely Goa
sent 10 be called green" oui VIII cngage 10 take
stock IN tho Static Pressure Rotary Engine Con
pany" ELIA, L>osIS
S,t- Ycrk arrtrSfy. Nep'. -, 1871
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LETTERS. &c. TAKEN FROM 4 Suspicious
CT.R,crrR-On Wedne sday night d loahng looking
f.Iioyy rs-,.d 6.vid Holland. from Newly ork. WAS
arrested ~ Assistant Captain Call Of the Vth Police
Distrjct He had IN his possession a small bag,
which upon examination was found to c9ataLn
unkets. letters, parcels &C. Greeted 70 dihetens en
one Of tho le.iers which opened a. the once Of
tie Chef Of Polre 4 was asceuaIned that ali tae
Articles found therein had been placed IA the care o
air Bailey, oi Utca, thls STATE, who i AppeH' ,e
cent, returr 4 from the Wor.1s rSu, l-oaioa, tsr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
n.,,,,res,ins from the Plains.

81. LyTf+l INOINInF, oElI1 =
A. port and Two others have arrived here ia >ix-
~ 49, rom For Laraulc, unmO.esied ~ r.
dams. - , -, t., ,,.,,es5 IN r'y-G sc
- this side OF Fort La mle where lZVy' IN
Iahss weye assembled Cot. Mitchell arrived on Ne
sims Ia, 4 Council Tor treaty purposes Atf hlt
-. ccnyeped IL vas expect ucgOiai ons a" ,N.1
pss psa ,bor, tbe 25ih The cam8lchcs and Bi-c..t,t
.ould nol se present .--,...,,.o.
',sse6 til the tip. ara nt'e returning.
ciss or,rs, or Caii'Orital. had arrived - ~ jo-
.soh in aTiyiwo daJ if'A @@ofanenIo' HAT'n5
"a 6vg a r'nisbes "lta int'ans
20. ~ emeg..ion trsin compose of 361 faues, UD9
Gus. W and 3,ooo head of ca, E., were getting Jn
'sg They aad hat @ fgtf w'tn TIE Snake intlaas,
"a three n.cn, NAMED ,,cHan Hadley and 81 ica,
ss,yersl 1s4lhs from chocsa are reported IN Mad
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

GRrENroINT fERRY.-The Board of As
sstanls Of New ork, amended the resolution OF the
Board of Alderman as TO lease to Capt. teNNld)
SchuttS OF ferry from the foot of 18th street 10
Gtenpolnt, by making 1t for fifteen years from 1879,
instead of twenty wears subject TO all the conditions
IN the original lease to Mr. Bliss and requiring that
the ferry shall be started within year The rent
s to be $3.50 per year the first ten years a already
granted, and $50 year the last five. The Board
Of Aldermen men have concurred IN the amend
neEt.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
EyrNlNG ScnooIs.-Nn approprlation no

EVENING ScHooLs.-An appropriation not
having been made this year BY the Board OF Finance,
no Evening schools will be established tins Fall.
The Board of Education composed OF the school
Trustees Of the three DStrctS) vIll go INTO opera
ton lst of January The Board, BY law. has power
to establish Evening schools, which We believe the
Trustees of the Isl District and other Trustees are IN
favor of and term OF two or three months will per
haps be determined upon then. There are 4 vast
many apprentices and others 10 whom the measure
would be OF great service.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
.rApvTRrISEMEST

LACES, EMBRoIDERIEs. &c.-Splendld
and magnificent are the new goods Just received at
the store of Peter Roberts, No. 375 Broadway RIch
Brussels Lace Honlton and Point Capes, Ber,has,
Collars embroidered Handkerchiefs Wells, Sleeves,
Thread Lace Collars, &c, of the newest styles and
most beautiful patterns, are offered at twenty -h'e
per cent less than ever before. Mr.. Roberts new
goods comprise All that can be desired In the way VI
Laces Embrolderics, Hosiery and Gloves
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
rADvERrI>ENESr.l

Day G0oDs At \ DISCoUNT. Several
Of our lady acquainances have shown US beautiful
dry goods Of various descriptions, which they OBJ
tanned during the week. at the weilknown dry
goocs warerooms OF $ NJ. & f.. Towle No Isl
GTsnd-,t The ladies' informed US that they paid at
least OnefOurih less for these goods than was
charged at dozen other stores which they visited
Every article sold at the aforementioned establish
ment Is warranted To be valuable As It's Nenders
represent II to be. BY dealing with Messrs. To"le'
our lady friends Will procure excellent wares at a
very little cost
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
COMMUNICATED

TINS lAr-FlNIsHERs CSoN, or No. IL
PaRE-Eow.-We have frequently had occasion 10
speak Of this enterprislng company OF Hat Manu-
faciurers who are dong business upon the mutual
plan. Their undertaking Is no longer an expert.
ment but IS producing the very BEST practical re-
suits We are crediably informed that besides
their very large retail business. the Union are dong
a very extensive wholesale trade, which speaks
well Of their reputation through the country. From
what We personally know OF this Association, We
arc authorized m saying that i IS composed Of some
Of the most intelligent men IN their trade who have
succeCCed, by the most indOmltable perseverance,
IN attaining their present position. To those o. our
friends who are interested IN procuring really SUI
perior Hat. We know OF no place where We can re-
ier them with more confidence than to the hat-Fn-
lsheTs tnlon.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
Frnnl lIcxtcn

Nhw ORLEANs. Thursday Sept %. lsjl.
Letters from LAREDO fay TIA. a re, )lutiOa h-s
..,uaIly broken out 20 Noulfm Mexico. l~O
honsand men. under Gen. Guerrero al Beiiyille.
si,sd the money intended Tor me Nexican troops,
md are waiting for CanaiCa an4 Cara0eJal % JON
hem
xeyen day ami Ave hours rom New-l Oh.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
i-F~ Sales Of Real Estate on Thursday

sept -, by \. J Bleecker
House and lot No 387 ID av. 23xlo0 1900
lots It Pert Richmond s l. each t3NleO together So
b. COls ClitcR-BroDk IN.
~ lots ON Putnsm-av and Msdison-st near Bedford
Il each 25Nl0U Sl92 each 2,jot
bitlGnSburoh
House sid lo' South Flrstst 23NiC0 1000
800 acie, land EsseH County, \. N----------- "a
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
NEv.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER &C. 1851
aclr,rr y ,r,,.,..or :, ,s n 81, ..,ls y who.r

delivery ~ TRANSMISSION - ~ 'n''ri.rais - whom
ihey ar@ C.r,rfel art 6 = -srqosH. facY were ~
icf fraui t.u ..u,c i.a-.le .. teu-fo.N. he
:, Tiers nf-r.f. &c gro ..--i-- rs f5 F~~ .trs
ICw!sri. NCw-EMs Amerrs - a pgcss N. 'Sed
thereon " Pies H's,i 81. baif .u - ifn.A ler ,ttc =
W.. lU-1lD lai nE,rn,C Nor. .,f tar l-l. tvg. q.
l-5i " .t''cr % -f fI-S. Adams. Drecle->f Nr~I
\ "a a.e - -->rauCl N9crC. h-l- ia. rcs- t'--gc
.ni. C.v tn-s Co. >fate OF Oh.o' saf another o.
Alfred hrutr lCufc. ID. RE same d -cr. als3lSN
ofh,T .r. e.. vnrou-Y dlre..el. Tie ss,..s-I
the is tcrarreiu 90 rI>t.fv. aat the articcs arr r
= session 81 sar Ga.ef e., Police bTNOsisu
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
WlLLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SALARIES The Board of Finance, On
Wednesday evening, fixed the salaries Of the city
Officers, who are to be elected at the approaching
election In November as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

NuIrARY The Emmett Guards, Capt.
Dodge. Of Brooklyn. accompanied 5y Whitworth',
Bauc, proceeded TO NeW-A ork Yesterday afternoon,
wiere they were received by The y. ! Emmet
GuaTCs, whose guests they were.