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q The Fourth Monthly Meeting I Of the h's ST. .:

Nicholas Building Association will be held on
thursday EVENING next, l2h inst at O'clock, at
Union Buildings No los Bowery. Those who wish 10 join
thuhpg Association of this Kind cannot do better than 10
be present and subscribe The successful rede nption OF
has already taken place places the St Nicholas in
avery excellent position, and better opportunity will
probably offer for safe and profitable investment Members
will pes,e Gay at the office No 6 Duanest, Chatham
Bank Building, before the day Of meeting
WIN L. CONRLIN, President.
n n H.PT
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VIII be published Saturday.
A COMPANION 70 DAVID COP
IA PERFIELO-A Book-MERVYN CLIrH-
EROE, by w. Harrison Ainsworth, author Of Windsor
NOTICES OF THE ENGLISH PRESS:

-
Ek0E, by w. Harrison Ainsworth, author Of Windsor
Castle.
NOTICES or THE ENGLISH PRESS:
Mr. hnsworh a. established for himself a very reputation
a. novelist and his works Away. he by
lences sufficient demand great deal and
ppnan Judge from the opening portion OF this story
lore u.s. tie author seems TO b. aging groundwork Of good
plot aud TO be displaying sk the disposition Of his materials
lWeety Tines.
The author Of Roek wood long standing a.
powerful omarcH has once ene'ed the hsd TIE
Heneenen' has new story something # different
uspha ana adopted win ease snn -prt There
OF humor the first which he prepared
the author No doubt the pub
cation will be bishly successful BAH Journal
The prolific AiDworth furnish tie World
W.T.. ne. tale and we may Judge from h; oomnsncemest,t
The Bunker Hill hero kept thop near the school IL
well sbeched character. lLierarv Gazette
Nothing promising than boyhood OF Mr. Ans.
Le; him keep the Meryyn CGtheroe
b. d dG"DTe but one Of the most popular fcons Of
The quantity OF letter than usuay
contain There boos Of which this would
more We get Of the greater value DO for
Dublin Evening Mail
II. LONG BROTHER No. 43 Annit
A GREAT CURIOSITY.-THE STAR
IA OF TRUTH, monthly magazine, edited and COM
posed nv spirits Price 2j cents
The August number, ready, contains communications
from the spirits OF Rowland Hill, Owen John Adams, Ben
lamin franklin Thomas Paine Lorenzo Dow and Matthew
henry, together with vision OF Henry Clay
Tins singular WORK be obtained wholesale and rsil
Of DEWITT DAVENPORT, Tribune Building.
ISAAC TAYLOR'S WORKS.-PHYS-
IL ICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE. limo.
ELEMENTS OF THOUGHT, to match. 75c.
DUO ROCHEFOUCAULD'S MAXIMS. 81.
COLERIDGE'S BIOGRAPHIA LITERARIA 81 50I
LACON, BY Cotton 81 Is Published and fer sale by
w. GOWANS, No l7S Fultonst.
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ITO LADIES GOING to ENGLAND.

A female Of education and experience would Vlsn 20
.ccoup any LADY being in delicate health, or having
baby rurposin. returning 70 England OF might IKE
Portable situation here free Psssse 70 England voua y
considered sufficient Temunerstl0n ADDRESS A > '4'
of CO.
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NTANTED.-A smart, active boy, 10
w .s.t al the desk. One that Whites good hano III
,,,ek Al figures Apply 81 No Il Cedar st, az stars
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NIBLO'S GARDEN--IoHS SEFror,
m.n.,er-rHIs EVENING, AOe 70. will DO per.
fmnsa lie Domesuo Drama Of the
""''~ ' II IL r. TOO LES!
NJ. a.. risce MORRIS DANCE.
,sscls. Mr. Burton. Mrs. Toodes' :, NJ Dyott
r.ns Acorn Mr. Howard Mary Acorn. Mr. ssNIretL
e. conclude with THE MUMMY. ,.A..
~ T1s,nn Mr. Burton Larry O'Bathershn' JohnsH17
&c. 6O cents To commence at o'clock
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EtS A Perfect Copy of n Letter can be taken In
minute without the of press, with the Magic
Copying Ink superior in every particular to copies taken
b Sold. wholesale and retail at No Az Broadway
nd hy EUGENE ELY, No. 80 Fulton ST., and STRlNGER
TOWNSEND, No. 2Z2 Broadway
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n Daniel r. Niacfarian, Real Estate and House
AscntH Houses rented and collected Residence No
nSdsy Office hours TO O'Clock AM 5to7 O'Clock P NJ
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GATHERS COSMORAMAS-Sccont
~ corner lSth-st and Broadway. Opes
urn A. NJ ull 10 P a. Admission % cent; I I,Ss
soks Of AT consist VI collection Of VIEWS OF nypy
HUBIA .Dd ARABiA. Phey are sketshed and pAs'sa IL
81 By Prof sattleI
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TBE ADVERTISER has $1,000, which

be wishes 20 invest in this city elsewhere IN some
Sc profitable and respectable business where ieiut y
ENTERPRISE and perseverance, be msde svGi4Dle no
notice will he taken Of that do not give tie name
% the business location and othef genera PA0'
lars Address INQUIRY, Tribune Once.
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE for

sALE-A rare opportunity Il Afforded to any person
ou, OF epesging IN the occupation Of keeping ooartsrs
a the adv prUpetor Of welesaosned private oJafdiag-
hou.e IN V arren for sasfcory reasons, wishes to as
pese OF the furniture snd goodwill Of her Establishment
in will Accommodate f0Ty boardeTs, and Is no@ hougn a.
the d1est season Of the year filled Rent 400 - Fe5t
rc 100 which y not Of the furniture Address
BOARDING-HOU ST. Box 2S88 PoSt-Otce-prepsid
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Gperial Notices.

Uveieran Corps of the War Of SIP, lib
abd u Am adjourned meeting will be held THIS
LyENlNG Of head quarters No GA LisPenardst for i'm
rortsnt business. NICHOLAS HAIGHT, Colonel.
] A. DAILY, Jr, Adjutsnt.
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UNLand WINTER BOARD at HO-

BOKEN-A psror and bedroom for oentleu.n
,,,isd viii full or partial board, may be hal a. 70
FrsIsn,errsce This house commands me view VI ~,
CIV ana HsTbor Of NswYerk and 10 snytoas ~,
- ,sncss N. home are among Us chet inducements
~ hos,S.r. Addr.s, W. Post Ofce HoboAen, 4" lnoane
y Y
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"ANTED-An upper Servant, for II
w private family For hotel, a respectable, mid
dleaged Woman, Storekeeper Also respectable Man,
as Superintendent, Apply at lf8 Grand-s.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Rv

~ Gentleman, for himself Wife and Child IN the VI
cinty OF the cty-th.t in private family preferred A.
dress Box 5 2ll Post Office, sill this wcek.
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UANTED-At No. ia Nassau-st.,
w School Teachers. Statesmen. Drug Clerks Porters
Men Railroads snd Stesmers Bsrteeper Boys 10
Trsdes COaehmen, Gardeners and Waters Places for
girls ready Applicants at dSanre enclosing 81,
nee OF postage describing the situation wl be suited
THOMAS SPHINX. Agent.
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~ The ChOey is following the course Of the rivers
hence the mpurty Of water may be principal cause OF
s frigh,ful disease Purify your water preventive
use the Pous Glass Filter superior to all others Main
Depot Gothic Hall, No 36 Broadway.
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u Pro Bono PubIicO.-Profound physiological re-
soch accompanied by intimate knowledge Of chemicals
huepabled WILLIAM B0GLE No 277 Washington ST.
oproduce his far famed Hyperion Fluid the best prepare
ton Tor the but equal credit is his due for the
PRODUCTION Of the AmOe OF Shaving Soap To young
10th e nvausble-th ormerbeing the most approved In
ysort and beauter ard the of the latter doing away
with all tn use irritating results which proceed from the
po men Of alkaline sosps-especisy with beginners Try
II and prove it!
For sale by A. d. Sands No 100 Fulton-st; Rushton,
CLARK & Co No rs and Rice Smith No. 727 Bradway;
Csey6 Co. No 2f5 Pearl st. and by Druggists and Per-
fumer, throughout the world.
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mo HARDWARE MERCHANTS in

ITO DRUGGISTS.-Th entire Stock,
stsnd. Fixtures and goodwill in trade OF welles-
tstshed Drugss H. Of the 0s pleasant and Thriving
tou IA Cetrs New York are offered for sale, snd present
rare opportunity the buyer TO engage In pohtaoe oa
iuess The motive for selling Is that be may 60 mo
business m The City Of Eew.YoTk Apply postpaid 70 b.
A FAHNESTOCK, HULL CO. No. 81 ChH-st- y. /.
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NNO LAWYERS.-A young Attorney
wishes 70 make arraneement 10 take charge Of .ue
Office business OF La~yer with good prseice in ths oy
hi, object being make hiHIelf efficient in he
hi. state Satisfactory references given Address DILL
WYNN AZ this office.
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TO CLOTHIERS. "A young Man.
I l,,slv sT,.S f,o,, Iondon wants situsuon. Has
thoTsush knowledge Of the wholesale CLONES usue - -
been 50 years his last situation, daring Wnieh ue 10
besu employ ei in keeping stock in order and
counting house Aadres letters TO j. T. W, TnI4hs OH'9
Bet city relerencss gIVtn.
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"ANTED-An active Boy for an of
w fee Must be good writer and reside with his psr-
erts Salary, per month. Address in handwriting Of
the applicant, OPHIR, Tribune Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
Police Intelligence.

4r1es, ETA Female Horse Thief correctly speak
ing, Female a SgTee.-Yesterday, about noon an
amusing sight took place in Centre street young
man named Matilda Green was seen by officer Riker, Of
in DOCTORS gig but being expert with the use
Of rtins, she became confused and the horse
when on the railroad track and the result was collision
between the gig and Of the small car the latter be-
ing the most powerful Of the two OF the gig su
fered some. The axle was broken the horse knocked
bruhpg her shins and otherwise idurirg her person
She picked herself up and oil to her ROOM
under the bed The officer her into cuto-
dy and conveyed her before Jutce Bogar ut the Tombs
was there understood who the horse and gig belonged
to- Dr. VIM b. Eager Of 90 Hudson street. testified that
be whs the owner OF the property in question and valued
IL $780, and further that his horse and gig stand
ing at the of Little Water and Anthony streets
while he attended patient in that vicniss tina. during
bis absence the horsc was driven ~ seems from
the facts in this matter that Matilda Green standing
the horse and gig with several other girls when
Matilda sprapg no the gig aud said TO the girls II
going 10 take tide around the blockn but it subss.
qren,y appears che in contact with the Harlem
car which put stop 10 her further career Matilda
when exemned before the magistrate eated hst she
twenty three years of age born in New York ard In
sewing for living; but when asked what she had to say
in to the charge she lnughngl replied Il don't
ocny taking the hore aud gig, but didn mean to steal
IL; only going for q ride around the block and
coming beck bad not the run nganst me.n How
the Magistrate seemed 10 think different and held
Matilda to bail in tho Of 5000 TO charge OF
gano larceny She then conducted TO the TomD5 by
the officer.
arrest n az Tposor Officer Miller Of the Eighth
wsrd yesterday arrested man named Jno. w PERKINS
charged with falsely prenling that he was an.poizea
70 collect aid for shpcarpentcr named Jonn mc WY
was rtproet ned IN petition, - have broken ns s ~
fal ION n vessel on which ne was Mt work 10 tbis
petition the OF William Collysr ana a. EST
yt ee,d the former giving $40 anu ,he iteer so'
also items az eash Of So and ~ hcs'er1ay sseih
Pdbina cted upon Mr.. John r Yeyerton q 70 oana1
5cet and ropress nied that he had been sent by 1f
eflavt 10 olct a.d when In fact ne had not ana INC
Whole matter wag deemed 70 DO ffand ON me pnoliF
Hence Ee was arrested. Justice Bcgart comuiitad me
accused 10 pfi or for turthet eNantndfilh .
E,t.0siIe fTt1sy --0n SUNDAY night th0 pfemt q l2
III chatham etIeCt occupied ~ W. sWnrs We& emo. on
,t,ergI RI Ioar second story wndov bureeu ttofou
s,cr Md ftom IL Vim box wpa c3tgasIlf sod cFfet
es4v contnini 4 a. 600 VA bHnA ou q 'nr7aH "nnl
malone sC4 "a American 5000 e1.A lt1 @iN9 u ye
!. r. l.U AtM il NWmn auA ktoH q e0lt ea.4 OK
EsEfs ofeW q utstd ~ tl N.a lpe t9e raeofNs s4e
money
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PENNSYLVANIA,
THE KEY STONE STATE.
All Right for the Democracy.

. .
This was carried by Pete Morris and had fine effect
One hundred guns fred at intervals and any lead
ing democrats addressed the people from the City Hall
steps. Captain Rynders, Daniel II. Taylor. Esq, ex-
Alderman Florence Mccarthy and Of the demo-
crscy addressed the people at length amidst loud cheers
and greetings applause Pete Morris gave three
OF the Empire Song composed he sad by Capt Ryu-
deIs e the Empire Club for the Empire City of the EN-
pire State. After the firing had ceased torch light
procession was formed, which marched into Chath am
street, giving three cheers for Tammapy HAIL. On pass
ing the corner Of Nassau and Fulton streets the club
gave three cheers for the Herald, and treated
very fine piece Of music. The procession marched up
Broadway to the headquarters Of the club, where there
speaking and the crowd dispersed giving three
cheers for Pierce and King. On passing the Broadway
House. the entire crowd, gathered at whg meeting,
joined in with the club. and marched with IL TO Pearl
street where they cheered Justify for Capt. Rynders
TREs-A FIRE was discovered. a. half past four O'Clock
yesterday "wednesday morning in the mahogany saw
mills Of John Julien situated in Front street jack
street The origin Of the FIRE is not clearly
tanned, but for time it was very alarming. large
force of the fire department with police captains and
officers, present. The damage Is estimated at
81 500. This IL the fourth time the premises have
been fire in the last four years. Officer walsh OF the
Second ward found fire to exist Mt ten O'Clock on
Wednesday night in the drug store OF Schiein Brothers
Nos 10l and JOG John street 1t extinguished with
trihing damage.
AccipESr.-Tvo named Thos. X yler and Richard
Waripg. run down, at abost ten o'clock on We'd
nesdsy right by horse and cart running upon the side
walk in Broadway. Officer Walsh took them to The
Second ward static house
SUDDEN DEATH FROM IErEMPERAScE--A man named
Patrick Fsrripgton taken suddenly ILL., on Tuesday
Captain Bradford gave him in charge to the officers OF
the Fourteenth ward but he died upon the way to the
station house Coroner Ives held inquest upon the
body when the jury returned averdct Of Death from
incompetence
INFANT ExPosrRE--An infant of about two weeks old
was found on Tuesday night lying at the corner of
Thirty second street and Fifth avenue. 1t was found to
be alive and well and was taken to the Aims House by
officer Armour OF the Eighteenth ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
City InfelllDence.

THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION--REJoICING OF THE
NEW YORK DEMoCRACY-THE EN- PRE- CLUB.
The scattering returns arriving in the city during yes
teIday from the old Key Stone State excited much joy
and very sapguine antcpation in the hearts Of the
pie for nasmuch as the vote Of Penrs 5yania
sdered absolutely necessary to the Of General
Scott SO the democracy received the adverse result of the
State elections conclusive of his defeat in November
Towards evening, the definite returns became known to
the people, and at about O'Clock spontaneous aud
most enthusiastic meeting assembled in the City
Hall Park to testify their joy by open display. Cap
tain Rynders had despatch in the evening" announcing
marched TO the Park where he received with loud
cheers by multitude numbering some two thousand
people The Club exhibited u aud monster trans
paiency got ready for the occasion 1t inscribed
c
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DOU BIZ Z SH E e II .
new York, Thursday, October IA, 1854.
Notice to Advertisers.

We earnestly request all persons advertising in the
HKRAIp to send their advertisements to our Office
northwest OF Fulton and Nassau streets early
possible in the cyening-never later than o'clock
1t night at furthet The pressure of the advertising
business is great upon journal that this rule is
rendered necessary, in order to give them good and
conspicuous place in our columns next morning
The circulation and advertising business of the NEw
YoRK HERALD is now larger than that Of any other
journal this continent, and strict rules 10 time
In everything will be necessary in order
the whole public fairly ard equally
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to inquire into the recent outrages upon the Anne
rican flag by the Cuban government, and TO report
TO TIE President Our correspondent states that
one reason why DR.. Gardiner did not 60 ont with
the Senate Commission to examine the Doctors
Mexican mines, was because his trial in the United
States Court would come on before he could return.
T. Butler King has been removed from the collec.
torship at San Francisco. Very serious charges
arc said to be pending against him.
The steamship Canada, which left Boston for
Liverpool yesterday, took out three hundred and
twenty thousand dollars in American gold
The great India rubber case is again on the taps
.. Trenton n j., as will be seen By the telegr-
phic despatch. There appears to be NO end to this
dispute, which it was thought had already been
stretched to its utmost tension.
Sixty.ene head of short horned cattle were yes
terday sold at Troy for ten thousand dollars. One
COW brought six hundred end seventy dollars. The
farmers of this country are generally beginning to
discover thEt it is as cheap. and frequently much
cheaper, to feed stock that will command high
price-hence their desire to procure the best that
can be had. In few years, miserable, raw
boned, half starved lecking horses, cattle and hogs
with which our country has hitherto been infested
will be replaced by animals that moro than
TWICE rs prontable.
Secretary Webster hos been seriously ill within
the last few days, at his residence at Marshdeld
lie was reported convalescent yesterday.
We sorry to learn that several cases Of cholera
have lately occurred at Wheeling, Va.
Henry Rose and Marcus Woodruff, engineers,
were yesterday placed on trial before the United
States Commissioner, charged with causing the
death of fireman, named John Fortune, on board
the steamship Franklin, on the 10Th Of August,
when on her second day out from this port for
Have. According to the evidence thus far adduced,
the deceased Of intempera.e habits, and having
refused to work, Henry Rose stamped on him three
times. Finding that he was unable to stand, and
EXPIRE ssing his intention TO cool him, Mr. Woodruff
threw bucket of water on him. The finale of the
affair was, that Fortune died in very short time.
The examination of witnesses will be resumed to-
morrow.
Among other very interesting matters With which
our inside pages this morning filed, attention is
directed to the Letter of Hon 7. l.. Clingman whig
Congressman from North Carolina, in favor of the
election of General Pierce to the Presidency. Aso
to communication relative to the of British gold
in United States elections and to the report of the
important trial at Newark, N. J growing out of
the destruetion-of buildings by gunpowder, during
the Great Fire in this city in 1885.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
Naval InfellIDence.

The United states steam irigate Powhatan, bearing
the broad ponnant OF Commodore Newton will sail on
Saturday next, for Havana The Commodore is clothed
with full powers to inquire into and II necessary de-
mand satisfaction for, the reported outrsges recently
committed by the authorities upon our flag The mum.
Der Of her officers and amounts to 3i4 draft OF
forty five mcn having been received board yesterday
from the North Carolina She Is expected TO be absent
about two months when she will probably return here
to reft for the Mediterranean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

RUGGLEs's RIGMARoLE Some of the newspapers
are making prodigiOus cackling the political
rigmaroe of Ruggles, delivered to little squad Of
thirty or forty persons few nights ago. One word
will suffice for Mr.. Ruggles. A man who cannot
take care Of his own affairs, is hardly qualified to
instruct others in the management of nations
finances. That g all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

THE THEhTnrs.-The entertainments announced for
this evening at the respective theatres present m oppor
tupity for great dramatic enjoyment All the mauag
are competing with each other in the production Of tho
greatest novelties and in the engagement Of the host
oItists There ak theatres OPEN and they are All
doing fair business. Besides these there IL Tho Amei
can Museum. Chriaty's Opera House Woods Mnsreli
Whites Varieties and other places Of public amusement
which ate rFahtiy c-swded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

CUBA SYMPATHY-A SINGULAR SIGN. -Yester-
day, at the Broadway House, the head quarters of
the wing party, and also at Tammany Hall, the
rendezvous of the democracy, warm speeches were
made against the recent conduct of the present GO
yernment of Cuba, and squirting svfully in favor
Of its independence and annexation. Don't let
on the steam too soon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

WALL STREET BOOKKEEPING According to the
Developments in the case of Brown, Brothers s.
Co., it appears that the nlionajres of Wall street
sadly deficient in the simple science of practical
book keeping. Really, if the Messrs. Brown, Bro
theirs will come to the New YORK HERALD Office,
we will agree, in the of six months, more or
less, to qualify them for keeping clean set of
books. Nothing like it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
Court CaIendar--Th,s Day..

UNITED STATES DIsrHIcr CouRT--same M before, lee3
AZ with the addition OF 81.
SUPREME CouRr-- GENERAL TERI.-Cause still on.
Common pLrAs-Part Nos. 405, 407, 4l5 427, 400,
6a5 447 449 451 4i3 455 467, $50, 461, 463 Part a.
Same yesterday. "a,
surraioa CouR1-(Two branches)--Nos 223, $40 90,
$50 2s2 291 3O6 315 $40 1877 AL 40 "A, 40, 32 322
?23 s1A a25 32T a2s $3.50 332 333 1884, 3J5 $3.50 33T
asa $40 34O 42 3i3 s45 3I6 347 3iS $40 $50. $751; 35
$50 1854 $685. 356 35s, 359 $50, sol, 1902.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

WHERE is WILLIAM II. SEWARD 1T was stated
in the newspapers, recently, that he had gone to
England. Where is William H. Seward Is the
American gentlemen, direct from the United
States" mentioned in the letter of Williams s.
Lockhart. II Change alley, anything like William
ii. Seward! Tell us, Thurlow!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

WHERE BoUSD!-We are informed that Governor
Johnston, of Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, the day Of
the election, was seen to come into New York from
the Jersey side Where bound! To lookup Seward,
or to look after Vermont! Who knows!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14
Observation-Disclosures.

There will be grand council ofthe Young Democracy
the Goth Of october at Utica Arrangements tho
council were made yesterday.
James Maurice nominated yesterday, as the hum
ker candidate for Congress- First district composed OF
Suffolk Queens, Richmond, and the rural districts Of
kings