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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

NOMINATIONS. The Morris Co. OPPOSE
ton Convention nominated the following ticket on
Wednesday last For Assembly Cornelius H. Dorc-
mus, Cornelius 5. DIckerSon, John d. Jackson,
Robert Albright.
The Camcen County Wings nominated the follow
ing ticket at Mount Ephraim, on Monday last For
Senator John X. Graham OF Camden Tor Assem-
bly John X. Roberts OF Newton, John sylvester, Jr
of Waterford Arthur Brown OF Gloucester for Sher-
VI Charles :. Garrett of Camden
The Opposition Convention of Warren County
made the following nominations on the lolh lust. .
For Senator Chas Sitgreaves for Assembly John
Loller, John Shener, DAVID {. Crate Tor Sheflh
Jacob Sharp.
The Essex County Democracy" have nominated
For senator DAVID Craig, Railway for A.
sembly Thos W. Reynolds Springfield Luxe IL
Higgins EllZabehtOwn John NJ Clark, Westheld
Thomas Mckrgan, Clinton Bernard McCormich,
Newark Aaron Baldwin, Newark Wm Dennis,
Newark ANA l.. Ball, Bloomfield Johh .; Oi@tA'
Railway for sheriff Joseph Burroughs, Newark
for CoroHeTs David A. Cogan, Newark WIN.
Condell, ElizabethtOwn John ii. AyreS, Railway
70 At the Annual meeting Of the Grand
Division of the sons OF Temperance OF Ne"-Jefsey,
held IN Newark on Wednesday, Rev. Theodore l..
Cuyier. OF Trenton, Was elected Grand worthy fa
trlarch for the ensuing year. The following Oh itf
officers were elected AZ the same time. VIZ t. q.
A. A. ". Cutler, OF NOrnstOwn G.. L, " IN. III.
Seares, of Newark G.. C., James GOpsll Oh jersey
City {. 5, Henry b. Iieweii, Jr OF Trenton q.
; Jeptha Randolph, of Cape May &. Ca ROW
j. B. Wakely oil Newark.
The number Of members assembled, Is SAID 10 be
tie LARGEST ever asSemb ed on THIS, or any othef O-
caslon In the State One hundred and twenty h'e
Divisions were reported by the Grand Scribe, anu
charters were granted for one at Pine GroIe MOTIFS
Co and another II Livingston to~n ship, Lssex Co.'
making 49, Resolutions apprObdtOry Of the Maine
uTolnbhoD law. were passed, and Committee, con
s.stibg Of five from Trenton. and one ron each
County n the state appointed TO circulate me-
uorlals asking Tor the passage Of a similar law, 10
be- rreselted 10 the LEGISLATURE this winter
fY The corner stone Of new VI. f..
Church at Ehzat ethpO1i was lad on Thur ay with
APPROPRIATE ceremonies by Rev J. b. Nakely.-
The congregation vii be under the pastoral care OF
Rev. l.. L. Dunn.
UoRRlBLE ACCIDENT Barney Spaul-
ding foreman q tie melting room al the steel works
IN jersey City was most horribly burned yeslefIay
morning while IN The act Of pOmlng a cFuc!D.e Oh
hot steel n i mold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

supplement-
u There are some human beings In this
world so consttutonally stupid that their whole
lives appear to be a series Of blunders, everlasting
uerations Of ridiculous mistakes, perpetual adver-
tisemen,s Of empty skulls so obtrusyely thrust be-
fore the public, that people come to disregard them
as they do the sensoless praiings OF concerted par
rotS. There are too, some facts Of everyday life
that All intelligent dog ought to be cupPod for not
knowing some established prac,icesto err IN when
would argue weak intellect in fouryear old child.
But We recollect also. that chroncally great men
are proveibla for their forgetuneSs of details SEN
tentiouS Caesar condeScended only 20 SAY, Nenl,
ydi wei not a word OF explanation indeed. It
NAV De presumed that his greatness had lifted HIM
far above ordinary forms OF speech and ordinary
human intellect II is not wonderful, then, tina. We
pcmy malhe maticians should efficiently appreachthe
Titanic Euclid Of TIE Express for the UHoR that our
modest figures should shryel before the algebraica
dcta al His AsintenesS, the Editor thereof. But
when His AstuienSSS leaves the saving Of the nlon
and comes down to Daball and Emerson, We may be
pardoned for putting IN our humble oar. We are
not capable as he IS Of arguing false premises 80
We must couteut ourselves with stating his wlfUl
blundcrs and thus quitting the subject. Firstly aieW
DAYS ago IN the exhu5eran e of 4 poetic fancy, lie
calculated" Ike value OF tgn of California god
and. with his usual stupidity mixed ANordUPois and
Troy weieht together So that the whole affair was
bat the Ordinary Expression Of a huge b.unlcr. We
merely smiled al The paragraph, - one would a. an
ape Ia JUDGES Wig, and sad nothing, vel know ng
;hdt Il as an even chance that any statement; made n
that notable paper Is a mistake, or something worse
bu; "a correspondent undertook the SyslphaA l5or
of correcting ST Bir.ttrabolu> IaPrea. the bun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
The Wings Of Massachusetts and Daniel Web
ster for President.

BosTos, Friday, Oct. "a, 1871
The Massachusetts, demonstration In favor o.
Daniel Webster for President, to take place IN
Faneuil Hall next Thursday evening, will repre-
sent every county in the State The call Is
signed by 10 leading Wings in Berkshire, IA IN
Hampshire 10 in Hampden. 3 IN Franklin, 80 IN
Worcester. 30 in Middlesex, 80 In Suffolk, 10 IN
Norfolk, rs IN Essex, Is in Bristol, 10 In Ply
mouth, 10 in Barnstable and in Nantucket and
Dukes Many of the most eloquent men IN the
State will address the meeting.
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Election of State Officers in vermont.

WONTFELIEK' W. IIUIJ.' VT " I00I'
Robert Piepont Jacob Colamer, Asahel
Peck. and Luke p. Poland, were elected Judges
BY the loint Assembly this afternoon. The pre-
yious incumbents were elected for Superlntend-
ep,s and Directors Of the State Prisons. Geo.
C. Yves, was elected Bank Commissioner, and
Calvin Jewett Commissioner of the insane. All
these elections were made viva voce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

The BATE.iAN CHILRDES.- are real
is gratlfed III recording the trumphanp success OF
these wonderful specimens Of loIn1 America
= the - lanes Theater We say a triumphant
success for We are aware that there mas long exist
"a m England an apathy to talent, as exnloted IN
children which the genius OF these children mas, ior
atrneat least overcome As yet they have APP
reared here III the plays OF Macbeth, Rcharf ttcIhHd
tn Usrch1nt0f Vtllre The Young CCUDte, Tie St1Ss
Coftere. The Spo,ied Child and BOmLqsies FTi0so
the per>ona,on Of the leading characters IN men
have been received botn BY tue press and the pugnc
with The most uneQUlyOcal marks OF favor. We
catuct point out al instance where we have Deeh
more Agreeaby entertained BY a dramatic per
fo,maace than We were with their fepresehdIOh va
those Saucy IDischIeVOus little chts, IN vac Fans
lat-On Of >crlbcs 81 Ikling yalde'lIIei u.
Eyfq1ftH. Hates flow OF ylydcHy, 20 eIes9"'4J -
mes ed was second only 10 the deusuuuI ~ -
Mrs NisJeit while little Ellen Joyous. iisiIy -,,
eatctedgess. "a led up ttrH OF pedauiS ~ 800, ''.y
ION Nell and tiuly dii they deserve 'he sno"oI
~. ,,cet, ,bat fell around them when allied upon
10 go ~ the conclusion OF the p.ay Ae a.
- - - ~ acting OF these wOnceTiul ch4i1IsA
~ ts ccf,rrebe1.iye natuTainess when hlaiAs tlelI
.fo,,s,f everv part they perform VEN =. -
- e,.rerce Of framing. for, lAe tIde alsSs' .Hrf
80 10 ant although i IS dlincui % Oeltse
-, cIierfr - tender IA year cdh roig' vac
81 "a M rne.rirg II the language Oi sha-sPtIe
nc - 90 .lranef % say that they denver II As
- a. x.itrl argues either prec oclty OF lntelect
r,.r... ieJ or tie perfection OF ar N acsng
I'D tt ,te Ems lsh stage. We san i stated
-s..i,-e rIfltner Cfthe cnildfen could read
80 mo-, -.....,r lo.d. they cannot comprehend ma
no .i e -, tfar ~ - b. ruTTofed' This Is snail
...., ,-.rl.elt. ut ~ kn0a many singer Nn) eau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

80 o,he, damage. When i'll company with
Slo"csster vessel and though within three hundred
1ou. ~ her. could not anything OF her ~nen IN
yn" .,o,,sh OF the sea OF St Peter saw hve OF
tne ssses With their sails all gone and drifting hcip
ia A.,. mon the shore. On Monday, Cape Am iVo
esss distant, spoke schooner Mary, Janvfih' Oh
Hnn-h.,,yport. from the Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

BUFFALO, FTlday, Uctober II, IooI
The successio on of hard gales on the Lake has done
much damage to shipping The number OF hands
on the schooner Saratoga, which came IN COLLISION
with the Buckeye State, WAS :. The captain ana 5
others saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

UTICA, Friday, Oct. "a, 1851.
The Grand Division of the Sons Of Temperance Of
Western New-York have adjourned. Nothing of
importance was done to-day.
The crowd of boats at 0riSkany is increasing in
stead of diminishing
The Oppostion Of the Third District to-day nomi-
mated James NJ Tower for the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
ra,., Ac,idcut ON tho Hudson River X. X

ALBANY, flUay, UCl, II, I0JT'
The II O'Clock tram from Albany, on The Hudson
River Rail Road, ran of the track at Stony Pomt
six miles below this city, IN consequence OF an axle
breaking. man named Fairbanks was killed, ana
another had his leg broken We could not hear of
any ether beng injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
Markets BUFFALO, Oct. 2.

Receipts since Yesterday Flour, 6OOO b5Is.
Wheat goo bushels Corn. 5000 bushels. FLou
has been dull, but, If anything. shade hrmer.
Michigan sold at So l2dS3 IL. Prime WHEAT has
been IN demand but is scarce and held too nigh for
buyers small sales of OHIO were male Al 63G5ic.
CORN is not SO active, but without change 10 notice.
Oars continues scarce and N request. FREiGHrS
are unchanged
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WHERE SOME VorEs COME FRoN.-A

w HERE oOME OF = tUhE KON--h
correspondent OF Tie SUSSEX u. j. Register, writing
from this City, makes the following statement
The Chief Of Police Mr.. Matsel) told me, a le "
Ga,s since, that he has upward of 500 houses OF Ill
tame registered on his book and az the same time
n added that he only had those houses down tnh
were positively and publicly known as houses Of III
rcpute and that, IN all probability, there are rom
zoo 10 $50 such houses within the limits OF the
Corporation.
why don't you break up tie 800 you have regis
tered" sand l. ''since you positively know them to
be- house OF ll-fame " ,
Il have often been asked that question. replied
The Chef and my answer :, / cslt break ein up
WHY can't YOU break EN- up" | asked.
Because answered he. they have millions Of
dollars and thousands of voters AZ their back. Be-
cause they are supported by the heaviest men IN
Waust because every officer IN the City. from
Mayor 10 amp-hshter, State and National o.hcers
elected from this Cify "a vel. can. II any time De
elected or defeated b. the influence welded oy the
OurerS. keepers inmates and hangerson, OF these
houses.
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The CANADIAN Ministry.

TORONTO, Friday, Oct. n, Io3I.
The new Ministry has al length been completed
ythe addition of Mr.. Zoung, Of Montreal, as Com
missioner of Public Works, and MIR. Tacne as Re
ceiver General
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The Weather on Lake Erie.

DUNKIRK, Friday, Oct "a.
The weather is not yet settled. The steamer leit
for the West to day as usual, but appearances lndi
cate another Storm and the sal vessels thai found
shelter here do not leave haTOor vet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

FRAraIcIpE.--m the borough OF Troy,
Pa las week, Dorus Barrett $40, hiS hfo,hfr
Borough The eye, the bail coming ont through i1e
back OF Tie head. and strange 20 say tae O10A -
PC injured Al last accounts ,ac injured na" A." As
nsng, ard there was "a possibility that he mn a.
htrtse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

AIDAI, Utl, a T. "
The Stock market has huctuated to-day
yer, much, as It repeatedly did before Mr.. LiiIls
failed. 20 that II IL difficult to Say what, # any has
been the real effect Of that suspension. The excite
me-. has very much substed, and it seems scarcely
destined to enjoy the e-iay life usually a"srrd
to astonishing events. A. any rate. the market "
- 70, Mark,,s s., Treifh Page. al
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ron, Oct. q

The CorroN sales of the week have been 1920
bales at prices ranging from 5lc.ds 5l6c. The
weeks receipts have been s. $50 bales and the stock
on hand exclusive of that on ship board, Is lO,Ols
bales The market closed with an upward tendency
at Sc "a Sc. for middlmg far 10 lar.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct. "a, 1851.
The New,Orleans Mail of the l7tb has arrived,
but brings no news of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

The following have been The receipts OF the past
"A hours: n 900 bblS FLOUR, 5000 bushels WHEAT,
10 coo do CORN, 23,OO0 do. BARLEY. In FLOUR the
transactions are smaller than Yesterday, but prices
are the same Corn has been IN fair request 5000
bushels mixed Western sold az Ji.C. DARLGl So4S 20
some extent at 7sGslc fey twO-rowed and II q SIC.
for fourrowed. Prison Whisky is al 2lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
-Nrw-ORIgANS, Oct. p

The sales OF CorroN this morning were 5000
bales strictly Middhng Al &c The weeks sales have
been 81 600 bales. The receipts thls season have
been lie coo against $4,000 al same time last year.
The stock II lO2000 bales against 1900 last year
New SUGAR IS at Ate for good common. Mess PoRA
is duh at $l4. Rio CoFFEE-SO00 bags sold al Sc.
FRKIGHrS are dull. Cotton 10 Liverpool Is taken at
s-l6d. Sterling EXCHANGE Is quoted at 9 d>d the
latter being for fancy signatures FLOUR Is dull and
good brands Of Ohio are offered at s. s.. LARD-50O
kegs prime sold at l0,c. WHISKY is heavy AZ 1910.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

l1NFkVIN-- lNVfI U n N'Vt d
Sales of CoTTON have been made al SGS.c. CORN
al asa See. SLAVES are unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
advertisement. The entire stock O

Advertisement i he entire slOch Oh
Dry Goods contained Ia the store formerly occupied
by our old friend BAREER No. 30l Grand ST, Is no"
selling OH TO close the business. We heal that the
rush for bargains has been unprecedented ana We
GO not wonder. for # hot ~ have seen Il ie!r
ssu.u'e oI the bargains selling, We should no, De
Surrrlsed # re country well a. the cry people
should c0ueIelate there for share of the spoA,
We have been asked If II IS tact lnas Barker i
cong 10 lfave Crard-st where he has been 80 long
nd lbe,a.lv parolLed. We Cal assure our readers,
On tie bess authority that i fact and however
much some of d old customers may Ee-ret u, there
isXoIened. Ire stock must De SOLD, aid ~.,l De
sold q, soon us possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

rrREs on PHYSIOLOGY In consequence Of the sue.
cess which the Doctors first course met with he has
been induced TO deliver another. which will com
msrces Monday next. See his advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

Nmlo's-Lq Mq1na's Beseff.-A most
attractive variety IS gwen tbs evening. Tie E1g-
sh piece u TIE Three Flcf tra,csnaI, oy Antoine
Gshilel aid John Seton. singing by N-iane Pa q
B.filI Sicror Form AID "a lie Felce "a ue" releh
rece. Cd. 80 L. Py.s,nier H0H-r0s, by III Robert
kemr-c0.il ludli Ri'A lie R4yc.'s standard Come
PsIicmli., OF Jsc.0. a. winch AArzeu represents
'Lc hy..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

HAVE 700 SEN II Have yOu seen tiat
ro.n .al mnsdi play yet OF kosGa Nea'""s u
~. ~ pcl.cmtd ihls aiieuocn al IA Nh'. ,'u-
.,r-s 40 should be ,sG iv. cstr fanny. Iuis
otrlstnot ,ul pieces NJ 30 ptJ'a-eo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
CITY ITEMS.

- City and Local Items will be found
on other pages Of tins mornings regular sheet and
Supplement-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

PrBLlc SCHOOL EXAMINATION. The reg
ular sem. annual Examination OF Public >clool
No 10, ii Duane-s,- took place yeS.crdLy' con-
meEcIg in the Primary Department, Miss DoIe'''
PrncIpal with four Assistants, aa4 - pupils Inc
fih class Was examined and pronounced ia''lS'!
upou bv Nj Brinsmale, tie Spokesman o, The exam
irers. TIE Indications Of improvement IA liS ae-
usItmtIt over the last examination WeTe a2pi.e"'
ana ciatifyIYr . all Interested IN the cause oil eu1
c.,lou ~ the Fish W9st. The n-mbers lave large
], increased during iae year. TIE school Is io'''a
IN an UNPLEASANT ueishborhooi. o~ins 70 9'.nss o.
young scamp. who hspg around he door '-d a-'.,
TIE Tup.ls 90 leaving tie school TIC i'--'0
a,iera 10 lis matter Is there were no' less al q
dozen Of tbs gou- OF yeuu- ro~a4os Win a.'s a.
eact5 in dgivrs back Tie gr 1'ier me e-oss '' sic
Tysp.n non as We came 90 Tie door Tbs 1ls'i.ce
n,.tte a.sfod as i, INJURIES Tag school sens "a
tie Girls Departments, Mss savage FfAeii'.. y" ia
,,,eo Ass..,.lt Teachers. ara Jos ssls. '.e eN.F-
eiscs woe,,r3 ,ai.ieni ard II. At h"e--. ''''sfl'
rhy. pcacinr aud spci.ius. t.a glasses see 81 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

Ninth WARD WHIG For
Alderman Montgomery Queen Assessor John
Mott Constable James Conner Inspectors Of
Election Daniel Walden Jr., Robert b. Leferts.
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FEMALE THIEvEs.-Several dwellings IN
this city have recently been visited by females Tor
the ostensible purpose OF seeking employment, but
actually for the purpose Of thieyng and IN several
instar ccs have succeeded III carrying off considera
be property. Yesterday one OF these women called
AZ tie house Of ADDISON W Brown, and during the
temporary absence Of the lady OF the house, went up
stars and stole a number OF silk dresses and other
articles and succeeded in effectng her escape. The
goods taken are valued at $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

CHURCH MATTERS Rev. DR.. Bethune' )
Congregation tReformei Protestant Dutch church,
will. hencefor~ard. occupy the Peuepont It Dap
tst Church. Rev. Dr. Wel>h'sl every sunday AFTER
noon until the completion OF their edrhce. corner OF
Plerrepont.st and Montague place. which }, Is eN-
pec'ed will be ready for Divine service IN about SIX
weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

FIRST WARD VINO NOMINATIONS .-F0r
Alderman James How Assessor George y. Mead
Constable Henry Oakley Inspectors OF Elections
lst. District Henry Thompson. Benz. W. DAVIS
2d District, Oscar Johnson, John Philips
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

TEMPERANCE TEA PARTy.-The Daugh-
ters OF Temperance OF this city last night gave a
Tea Party to their male and female friends IN the
building adjoining the Museum IN Fulton.st.
great number were present and passed pleasant
time Rev Drs. Hodge, Wood, DR.. Schncbiy and
others delivered addresses and all seemed gratihed
with the entertainment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

SINTH WARD OPPOSITION NoMINA-
TloNs-For Alderman John Rice Commissioner
Of Excise John p. Allison Constable Mathew q.
Rourke Inspectors OF Election LIST. District,
Thomas Mullllsan. Alexander Howe 2d District.
Charles O'Nei John REYNOLDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

SUPPOSED Thief ARRESTED. n man CIV
ing hsname rs Daniel Ware was. on Thursday night,
arrested IN Furmau-st.. bv Officers Whitehul and
Murphy. First District Police, on suspicion OF hsv-
Ing stolen a large box containing great variety of
clothing, &c, which was found IN his possession.
The box is marked VI. Burrill. care OF Peck Ly.
man, jacksonville Fla. 4 portion of the nd had
been broken of and some of the contents had EVIL
IDENTIFY be en- taken out lie was committed for fur
Their examination by Justice King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER s5 1851

rate, considering their grade being the two lowest IN
TIE school. The Writing and Drawing we're COOL.
and the school seemed 10 be IN excellent hands,
Miss Savage having been recently appointed IN the
place of Miss Balch who has been appointed to
school at llohoken. In the Boys Department, NJ.
Store, Principal with three Assist ants and l5s pu
pills, the Examiners engaged the classes IN 4 thor
oush series ofexerclses for hour and a half the
results Of which were fair. The specimens of Wn,-
ing and especially Of Drawing were decidedly good.
The schoclwas pronounced in a healthful condition
There is an Evening School for boys held in this
building, which has 4 large attendance. uader the
care OF Mr. Store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

tY' SIXTEEN YEARS IN A GEORGIA
PRisoN," by LEWIS w. PAINE, elmo, PIP. 1879 ~
personal narrative Of the authors experience ID
Georgia, including six years imprisonment IN ms'
State for aiding in the escape OF fugitive slave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

SECOND WARD TEMPERANCE MEN.--A
meeting Of the friends of Temperance, sobriety and
good morals, is called at No 60 Fulton-St between
Gold and Cliff, as Will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

CoLMsloN.-Yesterday afternoon the
ferry.boat Bedford plying from the foot of Fulton-s
run INTO the Gowanus, which was lying IN the slip
on the New York side whereby portion OF the rail
ing the former was carried away. No other dam
age was sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

~ a MANUAL or THE Christian
AroNgMEsr," by Rev. THOMAS LAPE, is Snef
theological treatise, intended for persons who have
no access to youmnous systems Of doctrine tsimo'
ID. l5s ~ ". Dodd)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

Ia The 5 o'clock Philadelphia line does
not take any way passengers. Passengers going to
New Brunswick and this side Of 1t must take the
train immediately after the Pilot line. Those going
to way places eyond New-BunswIck must take the
4P.M. tram to ~ b., and then take the Pilot line
THIS arrangement has been made to facilitate the
early delivery Of mails along the road