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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
Carpstinss, Oil Cloths, Sc.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
u com?ls.st his srtersve and important sltsrsss,s
Wholesale ffon the cetail department. and havrs asss
cisfsd with him DAVID WEBB date with A 4
Higgins Co Is ready TO offer the folio ~ilF sooda
which have been selected with great from ths NEST
celebrated manufactures Of Europe ani the Untsa Sais
VIZ.
ROYAL TAPESTRY vELvErS;
TEPESTPy BRUSSELS;
THREE PHYS, new styles;
INGRAfNS, OF every grade;
vENrT1ANS, OF all viSths
OIL CLOTHS, MArTIN0S, a., Ia
And are likewise In daily receipt Of escds u ever e.
scrpton connected with the uade from Auction ksfnae
together uprvaled assortment 10 wacA lnvis IA
especial attention of country dealers, and sscA a. are
about furnish their houses, hotsls abosis
shps, &c, 10. VIM M6HoRrY
DAVID wEBB
No. l56 Villa C., between rultoa
and JOAN sts, NY.
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At PRIVATE sALE-The House

IA and Lsase Of lot Of around known No. l6l Chan
besast The lease has eur years run from the lot Of
NAY ground rent Of $3.50 yer asnum, with two cove
BaAts ofrenewa IS 0 bond and ,rgAKe ut
spsr cent Aso. 3dssusbs building Lots situated on sHd
next the north corner Of and I'D 1t Il 100 feet
and mortgage for three ,ssrs cent For proc asd
further pasticalars apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER.
AuctiOnoor. No. Broad Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
TONY BROOK COTTAGE and
~ YARM for SALG-Ts the town Of Bye, pleasanty

tuafs1 On The Boston T Bpike and half miles frcn
~ rsiirosd depot at Msns1 neck There good dwell
ae en- cotaxs with lava incIossd with elegant encee
Sss6soms and stable also tousnt
houss Ali the buildings IN complete order and nSwy
Deintsd and viii require repairs for many years rhef
nesdoWs There is also abundance Of fine shade ana
at tYses about the dwelling an excenent gaIden 20
5crIs pcsu rssqus pond near the dwelling road lead:
DIRECTLY 10 the Sound distant half mae where good
boatiaS and fishing Rye beach IL IN the vicinity which
scarcely Surpasssd bathing purposss Beautiful roads
and Ans drives in every direction There are severs me
0o0nd For person dong sespess in New York. Or fos
summer residence this place offers many attractions In
auire Of HOMER MORGAN, Ne. Pne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

DEMUVAL.-N. +. b. CUh IIoo -
HI removed ftcu Ne. - Broadway - The ~
wa1sroom Of T. Gilbert CO Ne 81 bIoe1wy: 49,.
bsid Pisnos TAs Subscribers sole assces Ter ~
II ne eeIsbTatsd American Passnt Actiee !1ase
ClHcTt Co.. nseA slmire1 Eol - piaaoe; III
n { offered fog sale % tie nsst Reasonable -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
nAY & McMULLEN's PATENT

l/HOsE.-Jhs TRIAL made If this incsaparbis wsssr
Hose for ysas past has fully demonstrated szper
ority Orders frcm Railroads. Factories, Wafer Compa-
niss and others solicited Every pscs warranted 10 give
satisfaction By the pasnfse and manufacture. The follow
ing is one Of the oerhcaiss and published 70 show
the estimation from actual use
JERSEY CRY, Dec. IL. 1857.
HORACE H. DAY, No. % Courtlandt st., Y.-Dear SIR:
take sreat stating to you in answer to sour IN
sury in regard 10 the Ipeia Rubber furnished By
for the New Jeey Railroad AID Transportation Company,
that have found OF the very best description, and 10
answer much better purpose than either leather canvas
IL not emily more durable but in the cad the most econom
cal We have rubber hose ofogr locomotives
that Of you two which has been
constant and 10 still good sver and have found
your stand Of lo 10: to the square inch
Yours very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superinterdsnt Motive Power for n j RR. Trans Co.
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SALE--A desirable private

Rssidence, N esTatfsrd, Connecticut. new,
modern built House and budnss together with three
acres Of Land in good state OF cutivslioa with plenty
Of rot we'll located fail Of the Hsusatoaic RIVER
Long lsald sound &C. For further particulars apply
SSLLlrk PATTERSON, On the premises. OF to LEWIS
CURTIS. No. 80 Broad st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
NOR SALE.-A FARM of forty-tws

Island Sound and 10 minutes Railroad Depot
New-York. on the Byram River. On the Farm are nH
suildinss and q great variety Of Fruit Trees. II was
ssen ssve,e country ,ssdsnce Of New York families,
account Of the health funess of the LEGALITY. Adoin
good for investment the whole may bs sold
for building lets. Title clear. Half the purchase money
or to H. wIEGMAN, No. Ill varick-st, corner Chari
ton NeW-Yark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

L and Lot in ihs hourishins village of Haverstraw
Recksnd County, on the main street. The b1ilding 10
three stores high, filled with brick. and contains nine
roons Kitchen good store barn we'll Of wa,er cistsrn
&c For particulars inquire Of JAS. BLACKWOOD 9Th.
corner Of 18th It., OF to RIO 5CRT MARSH ALL on
Il pfenises y. S.-Haversra~ 10 about 40 miles from
the ist Of MAY Kext
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FOR
PROPERTY FOR

SALE, at PIERMONT and DUNkIhk.EA piot
Of ground comprising about third Of an acre. adjoining
the grounds of the N Y Rallread Company, Tontms
about $50 feet upon the Hudson River, with several tnou
sand yards Of earth the by which the above ios
mav Il tlifpg expense be extended several hundred sa
In ne river Also three lets in the town Of 'front.'
ing on New and Fulton SIS opposite the CanA bsan.
Also lots situated at the o. nns
Erie Railroad Dankirk. For terms, apply TO T. DUN
LAP, No. 635 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

enieAtown, Lc1e IslaBa. abost q alles non The
kLosd Station. nos fa from scAoo- hose ard oAureA
On Ae place kesse hsys. a--buiiAfAss. ff1R usss
s s. o, ~.'sr, nc Appy 10 MILLS sEcKwIrH. No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

Gntlerr, Gar0mare. Sc.
IRON WAREHOUSE, No. l2l Green
Il wich -Ths Subscribers invite the attention 81 pur-
cbassrs Of Iron and Steel their stock, consisting Of
500 tuDs Swedss Iron.
zoe do hammered d. to inches nat, aad to inchos
square
50 do. do. do, ste 10 inches, By D. I, q thick.
400 do. English do, G. L.. W. c., and other fsvorits
stamps
100 do. best REID do, SIS to inches square.
100 do. do do, 3.l6 to inches round.
$50 do. do. do, to IL inches dat
$50 do. horse shoe do Ulster. Eagle, Stts, and other
brands.
50 do. Norwegian horse Nail Rods.
50 do. Ulster hoops, to II inch.
100 do hoop band scroll oval hf do and hf round Iron
20 do angle and Iron so tuns Ripley Spring Steel
10 do. Sash Iron. II to II inches.
American Blister Steel, made from Swedes Iron to-
rsther with full assortment Of Cast Shear Engah Bis
ter German and Tire Steel all Of which Is offered for sale
in quantities to suit at the ewest market rates for Sssn or
approved paper. SAMPSON BALDWIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

Csstssss. with base msnts. situsted in the vii
s,ss ,S estvis eult in ncdsrn style vita mnsls man
x ne best Of material. and N ths moot du able
~ ssery convenience to reader them pleasant
~. - fesidsncss for private families Fail lots
, ~ Sess rsAt, &c. Apply to A. McCOrrER No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
ORGANS. CHURCH ORGANS

nc a N ., CHURCH UKUhNO.-
" The subscriber offers for ssls The following w. ~
q reduced prices and % liberal terms: One elsH
gothic Gaze; one siH. stops. 20; oss bve 40 Aiss
second hard Organ. four stops. vsy low. <Og.
ton ,w;th 800 4, = r. WN n DAVIS.
S'' No q MscDoasste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

Fyk , LEA two story and attic
nsSse. With esssaest and sadsr CELLAR, Ne fss
m. ,ess ecc! .hevs Haenosd 81 Isqaus ca
49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
NOR SALE at EAST BROOKLYN

u new two story and basement frame House, filed
~ narrow sdb piazza French Window marble msntiss
sliding DOOM and contains and closets de-
sirably located on Bedford near Myrtle. line Of
stages V the Brooklyn and wamsburgh ferries pass the
door Price % 600; one half caa remain. Apply to
ALEX. UNDxRHILL, corner Bedford and PNk-avs.,
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
MOST IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To

lv1 Manufacturers, Mechanics, Merchants Gardeners
and other also rare chance for pleasantly located COun
There offered for sale several lots fof
building, MANUFACTURING tanning gardening o, other Pur
the Delaware River Sullivan Co MY Of the princi
e.! station, 2. me hs"cxsrk sSc n1s haSoa, spes'
sl.n inquire in Nanow,eurss, Of I; y WyACKER
BLEECkER, No. Broad ct. ,sr P. A. LOESCHER, No.
0reenwich-s where, also be exact map of
said VILLAGE.
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and STORE, Dwelling House,
no PHYSICIANS and DENTISTS

u TO Let from the st Of May, two Rooms well calcu
lated for PHYSICIANS Office hst floor Of No $50 Broad.
way between Spring and Prince SIS Also. second floor
Of same three Rooms suitable for Dentst rhev
be furnished and If desired breakfast and
be served in the rooms. Inquire OF d. DICKSON
on the premises. Refsre0ces sxcnanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

- great sSvsrtsss In purchasing Pianos 70 visa .
establishment whore examus - the sa1s I'd
instruments Of tie different cssbrsed maksfs Ihn VI
ioeEs the sole agents. in this cry for the ssis -
ssrvments from the fole:irg well Known 49,
makers Of Boston Halet Aileu. tsuccsssefs 70 Dv-
Halles) Woodward L Brown Wm p. Enseoe. sas
A. W. Ladd sAFGORD BB0THEH
No 500 Broadway, Nss-r@t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

Il venisnt House, with all necessary out buildings in
GLIDING filed suse, situated upon and commanding
fine view Of the Rarsn. havnG 20 aores excellent land
under grass; Pear orchard and other fruits Location
high and healthy and within few minutes drive OF the
Depot Ct New Brunswick, Price $500. Appiyto
PETER CONOVER, New Brunswick y. ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

Power-Ths Mill il IS feet square, in which all the
necessary machinery for making yarn consisting Of 600
ing MIL, Spsedsr, Winding Frame. spooler. &c &C,
The Water Power 10 abundant and durable There are
On the premises good Dweng- Houses. Barn, Carriage
Houss, &c &c Ia Acres Of highly cultivated Land, with
young Apple Orchard Of grated trees This valuable
papufscturing within three hours ride Of
the City, by rail road The whole be bought at bar.
gain asd most favorable terms Fer particulars inquire Of
A. p SMITH. Ne a Eassan-st., Room 81, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
NOR SALE-A pleasant Country Resi-

NOE SALE-A pleasant Country NCsI.
aepee with nine acres Of land half mile sosth OF
the Village Of Stanford. c.. close TO the wstei Las
double story house versndsh IN 'front.' OLD nsnioneo
comfortabe and in good order mnutes walk from
Depot Of n. Y. / N. H r. r. and steamboat isndss;
bsIs table carriage house house. large gardsn for
At init trees and shruboery good fishing and boating
Xnniy TO sBURKHALTER. No 1871 Fulton q ~ T.,
cvto thes uheeribeY ID W. fHHFB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

THO EXCHANGE for Western Lands, a
Ass .t'e: yli.ss Of Chs.hsm -Four Corners CSlsmba
ana or in the State of Michigan. Illinois, Wisconsin in
Canada Apply to PERKINS NICKOLs,,No. T.Wall st.,
Jauney Court. New York March ~, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

ITO LET-To Exchange Brokers-The
light and spacious Office. cHnsr Barclay st. and
Cales place. basement OF the Grocsys Bsnx cestyslI,
located spd ~ esuabe pslAt for such
beng no Exchasse Broker in the immscia viciav To
dssuahls party The rest vii be made satuacory I,oare
BAlciay.
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&IS OOO VALUABLE I'M

Gated in the City of New in the vicinity OF Jefferson
Market within five minutes walk of the boat routes
ana good churches. c~LsstiIG oft"oi Erected there
two first class three story brick dweliings
with basement ard CO lars, finished with the modern i'm
snts &c Sad houses and lots be purchased
for the above sui ect to mortgage Of 100 eaca
will be exchanged fer New York City Brooklyn lots
For iur'hsl psr,iculars apply TO ID w l. MORRIS office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

E>ARM for SALE--ln New Jersey, near
80 Die.>s esar FSrry whore steamboats, step oaiy,
ns one and s.s- sS'm m. I..r..n a.rSs =
divided into cultivated lssd Woodland salt meadow pas
land and orchard House aely situated 50 800 may
remain on mortgage ut pc, cent Apply 70
JAMES LOTT, No IS VALID
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EOR SALE-The House and seven
IL acres Of Land the railroad depot at Fshtiil
a. ia excellent order - double house, good out build
nes large Of choice fruit and possessing
requisite for the residence of genteel family wishing
country home Time New York by railroad tive hours.
InQaire Of VIM. H. WALSH, or WM. H. DENNING,
Eishkil Landlng Dutchess County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
NOR SALE and To LET'S Acres

lsnd NJ Kinepbridss Water Front, Harlem River. 10
Acres AZ Ravenswoec, in Acre Lots Lots On Munay
Hi, s7h ST 5h and 9Th avs. Lot 3ath.st near Sn Az,
orss and the Upper Wards and land IN the
Country Ilquirs Of A. C. DAYTON Bonded warehouse.
corner Broadway and Exchange place. from Toto B.
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PLEASANT APARTMENTS LET-


LkT-Ihfes stoFiss, - D. 90 fsss, Is horss Ensins
sssne fes piano forte. machine % marble wsrks W
e tet N kocDe. viii pewsF Also. two Lets 60 Let or
Lssss Apply 70 A. NOLAN. % he premises. ssh e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

Cylinder PRESSES for SALE
~ Two Tsylor's Cyinser Power Presses. nearly new.
ard in perfect running order. The beds Of the PFeses
measure BY IS inches each A. the room occupied ~
be sold at bargain. Apply to s. FRENCH, corner Of
Nassau and Spruce sts Nsw-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
NOR SALE.-The two-story and attic

ANON OdUE.-I no GWO~SVOIy GdIu osesS
briok dwelling houses and lots Nos % and 81 Bank IT.
lear sh-t IS by ioo houses By feet have a. mo.
dem excel emit order. ALSO, the
bck dwelling house. and lot: IN al
AIse the two.s0ry brick and lots Nos s. and 50
Amo: Lot. n BY 100 houses % by a, vey desirable
superior bst fourtoy dwelling house and lot of ground
No 80, West als dslishfully situated oPpc:ss the
prevenents and cenverences Also the very desirable
lot and buildings Nos 3 East Broadway Lot Is BY co.
An ercsout situation for improve For forms, &C.,
apply to WILLIAM AARSELL. Ne. 40 Cliff u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

NOR SALE-The modern wen-built
Il s-story brick HOUSE. No 4s Third-st, Sd door east
from 3D. av finished with mahogany DOORS range Croton
water bath &C. situated pleasantly both front and rear
PosDsssien gwen LIST May Apply the premises, ~
No SIS Tenth st., on Tompkns square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81 1862
IOUSES IN FIFTH-AV. SOUTH

HOUSES on FlFTH-AV., SOUT
II u BROOKLYN, to LELAND possesEisn given on
or before day Of May next four neat and sub tsht
built tworoU brick Houses with versadah, IN front
(nOw rishing) on 5h av. between iNh apd 18th SITS,
sou BROOKLYN, containing eight rooms in each house.
with sliding doors. large pAntriss CLOSETS cloths presses
view the bay and harnor Of New York Staten Island
wiiausbuIth, Je sey City, &C. &C. only trsnty minute.
walk Hamilton Ferry. For hsalthy snd beautiful
location they be surpassed For ther part culs
inqpire of builder The a. No 81 9Th
Nsw-York NJ B. Lines Of stIges pass BY and near the
door. Rent, $350
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

ITO K-BINDERS.-For sale,
Il second hand CuttHg Nadine, Of Austins make, N
perfect order which cost $500 Alss sec sudhsnd Hull
ing Machine. Inquire Of JAMES COOK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
TpRJyATE SALE-A Country Seat

N At sIrOsIN one of the finest places en- the kss.
hsnk Of the Hudson Eiver commanding an eLtenve Wv
nm and down the Hudsos CON aiming from 70 acres
isr with fine and absndsntiy stocked WIZ
fruit trees and shIus6ey. h-;.x ty.r..
AT DOBB'S FEhRY-A substantial new DITCH Houss'
with about two acres Of ground filled with tIut ana orna
the Vuds5r several miles each way There are esuen
Yeoms In the house besides dliag room kncnen' ceh
"a n.ufries Within mIautes walk OF the depot u.
AZ EAST CHEeIER-A Fam OF 30 acres, yen OF "
meadow he rest under good cultivation, With CoHsse
WesfcheTer County, New-Yo'k. en- the Port ho,a 20
white Plans and within mile aad hall OF the hau-
v..d renot al Hunt,s Bulge For particulars apply 70
COLE chill TON. AuctiOheep, No sWau-@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

II losmy soI within a hours ride at SIS and SO per
seFs Alse Farm Of 80 acres whereof % cultivated at
$al0o and another OF IS with 20 in cultivation, a
$eee Apply q No. - 0resnwich-st., oa Wednesday,
ffoN 10 IL IL O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

acres q. uated the main road miles north Of the
village Of New Rochelle and within Of the
city 1t we'll watsred and wel adapted TO farming pur-
poses. with nae view Of the surrounding country &c
Fey fall particulars inquire Of p. r. WILKINS, No 7
Wall ct; OF Of ANDREW HUBBARD. on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31

lvsttssr oers fer sale large track, comprising
30 acres Of Land lying partly Long Island Railroad
and adjoining lands selling for very large price
sngis This land 10 about IS miles from Brooklyn
Ferry and comprises ~ the richest farming laads
Long lelahd- This good opportunity to purchase to
coll again sales be readily made at remuAsrating
pEcee I'D the owner not having the time to sell In small
porcels. would b wsR to allow . good portion Of the
purchese mensy bond and mortgage Address
D. G. B. Tribune Once, with name of real parties
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

A Silly BUSINESS. The most lauQhabld
and ridiculous thing Of the day is the ludi.
crous attempt of the Statesman to make d
great man Of FRANKLIN PIERCE. We ask the
readers Of that paper ifthey have ever seen
Mr. PIERcE's name its columns before hid
nomination. Did the editor ever refer I'd
him as prominent Locofoco, either in his
civil or military capacity! ffso, when and
where was Il!
We are willing to admit that FRANKLIN
FIERCE isa very respectable gentleman. He
VIII do very well to be beaten. But this at
tempt to blow him up in this way will disgust
even those who are fa9ofably inclined,
Witness the following in last nights States.
man.. Speaking of PiEfcE il saws:
ale was an officer in the war of 1879. and
was rendered the Office of Attorney General
by Mr.. Polk, but he declined"
In another. part of the same article the
Statesman says Mr.. PIERCE is about fftv Years
Of age,
Now, it appears that he was an officer ,phen
he tcdS only ten gears Of age! Does the States
man believe this! What is the use in telling
such transparent falsehoods! Will they ad.
vance his claim to the Presidency Better
tell the truth and not thus make yourself
the laughing stock of all the town. An Off
Ger in the war of 1912, at ten years of age! f.!
That will do to start with.-Journdl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10


0J-The crop of sugar this year at Barba-
does is likely to be the largest ever nude in
that island
HARD TO BEAT.--J. Rivals, of White Clay
Creek Hundred, Del, who is in his lad year,
this Spring, field containing ff-
teen acres in five days.
0H5-It is said that jenny Lind, previous to
her marriage, set apart 100000 to found a
charity school in Sweden.
0Hy-The cigars smoked in any city of the
United States, cost more than the bread that
is eaten.
0J-The old "Stuysvesnnt Tree" at the
corner Of 18th street and Sd avenue, New
York, has just had an iron railing placed
around 1t. 1t is now lcit"solitary and alone"
--an ancient emblem Of the forest.
G~~The Syracuse Journal says the salt
makers have agreed to establish fine salt at
one dollar per barrel and to admit of no
change 1t has generally varied from rs
cents to ono dollar and fifty.
05-A returned Californian who was mar.
ried in Boston the other day, presented the
clergyman with lump orgold weighing two
ounces and valued at $40.
6rThe Russellville (Ky.) Herald soys,
that tobacco plants are exceedingly scarce
in that county, and those planted out do no,
promise well'
6rTwo men were whipped, rode on a rail
and then dueked, opposite st. Louis, two o.
three daysNgO, for GrOssly iasuldResome la
.dieS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

OuTRAGEs AND RoBDERrEs AT PANAMA
On the 22d of May, the morning after the
arrival of the steamship Winfield Scott, at
Panama, Messrs. Bours, Van Valkenburg,
Perkins and Durando, (passengers) accom-
panied the purser, Mr.. Shed, ashore in charge
of shipment ofspecie. On arriving at the
mole, the boat was surrounded by large
party of natives, who endeavored to seize
and carry away the gold. A violent strug-
gle ensucd and the natives were repulsed.
They rctreated to the shore and ussailed the
small party in the boat with large pieces of
rock; fortunately all escaped with slight
bruises, excepting Mr.. Perkins, of Sonora,
who received severe blow over the left ear
and fell senselcss. He received a severe but
not fatal wound. Aid was eventually pro-
cured from Messrs. Garrison and Fritz, and
the gold landed safely.
A trunk, containing some $4,000, with
papers OF value, belonging to Mr.. Rich
mond, was stolen on the road between Pa
mama and Cruces, on the 23d of May.
At Freolis, on the gath, another trunk was
cut and robbed of $4,000 and some valuable
Jewels
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

Mn. CLAY.-Mr. Benton, in recent
speech In jackson county, Missouri, declared
that he had never believed the charge OF
"barguin and sale" between Messrs. Clay
and Adams, and that he knew Mr.. Clay in
tended to vote for Mr., Adams, before the
latter knew it himself And yet Mr., Benton,
by his silence, has permitted the charge to
be made by his party friends, thousands Of
times.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

AFFAIRS OF La PrATA.--A number Of the
leading merchants OF New York have address
sed memorial to the Hon. Daniel Webster,
Secretary Of State, urging the appointment
ofa diplomatic agent with distinct power to
proceed to the newly liberated countries of
L. Plata, or else to be associated with Amer
ican charge d'affaires at Buenos Ayres, to
negotiate treaties of amity, navigation and
commerce with the States Of Paragua, Uru-
gua, and the Argentine Republic. Both
tbs French and English governments have
already despatched agantS thithSr.Nr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

IMPORTANT TO BoUETY LAND CLAIMANTS.
Mr.. Heath, Commissioner ofpcnsions, has
given notice that many who haze failed to
receive land warrants Of forty and eighty
acres, under the act Of the 2Sth September
1850, will be entitled thereto on proof Of ud-
ditional service ascortaincd by tho distance
travelled at the periods Of enrolment and
discharge--onc day being allowed for every
twenty miles of such distance. The place
of cnrollemcnt, and the place from which the
company marched, under officers, as we'll as
the point where the claimant was muster
ed into service, and the distance between
each, must all be stated and attcs'ed by two
witnesses, certified to be credible.