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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.

HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
wv J. FREEMAN respectfully invites n
wv Planters Merchants Dealers in general to give -
him cali before purchasing elsewhere, as he constantly
ceivi genera assortment Of
BEAVER HATS, PANAMA HATS, UNION HAZE,
MOLESKIN - PALMLEAF - NEGRo .
RUSSIA CAMPEAcHY'' boys
ANGOLA STRAT "f'. GHn.LfsssNS.,.
FUR LEGHORN SLnhfO SAfs
WOOL. etc. etc. stc etc. Ch
Which he sals low for cash approved paper.
w. J. FREEMAN, (successor to John Durbrdge, Jr,,l
srn II Cusomhonse street
cHOES, BOOTS AND BROGANS-257 rrehp
- eases landing from ips baltic and "esinins,er for
sale by A. F. DUNBAR q Co., 7
dp4' and So Common street. ~
SHOES, BOOTS AND BROGANS-3OO NTH
- comprising complete assortment OF fresh
aiioIgb- goods for sale by "
d22 A. +. DUNBAR & CO.. 81 and 5s Common st. ~
rENO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS. spaa1
The subscribers receiving fresh supply Of H{
RUSSET BROGANS AND MEMS EOOTS, together with a u
g.neral of BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs' ~
which they sale on accommodating terms.
A. F. DUNBAR h CO.. 81 and 5s Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-28

SODA ASHES, PALM OIL and SOAP ROSIN-
Oil Ashes Soap Resin
rss'p fans ria~1 nFiAGRAvE a Mayas,rr
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SODA ASH AND PALM OIL-90O clss. land
~ ing and'tor sale by
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y4yALLOW-l3 barrels city rendered Tallow,
ami " STONE i wALwoRTH So Tchoupi,onIss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-28

CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. B. ROBBINS, OF THE
SHIP LEODES.
I have seen the BRIDGEWATER PAINT used the decks Of
Sea Vessels and have also examined and tested
ways confident will give satisfaction Fire aud
Water Protector particularly the BS
PAINT applied the deck. of Sailing Vessels well for
ECONOMY and DURABILITY as for PREVENTING LEAR.
(Signed) n. B. ROBBINS, Master Ship Leodes.
NewOrleans, january 81 1852.
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sSTARCH-150 boxes Fox's, for sale by
- ianl7 A. D. GRIEFf 4 Co. 30 and 40 Old Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-28

SALT-Coarse and Fine, in superior order,
Jnnd bached aeks, landing For sale lots to suit
LIN hY IOtiN IIOIE. Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-28

CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSEN. PAINTER.
have used the BRIDGEwATER PAINT past months
brick and pstered buildings and tin singe and canvas rolls
ud every Instance it has given the fullest satisfaction .
From and experiments made under my immediate cti
testify being PROOF AGAINST THE AFFECTS OF SPARKS
AND CNDERS protection against leaks. consider it far
Mineral Paint have and invaluable for all out
quaitsy that iricmi,ry recommend 10
n Southern climate. JOSEPH bENSoN, lamttr,
NpwOoeuns February g. 1852. . la2 Camp street.
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the BRIDGEWATER PAINT, for which Messs G. c..
BOGET CO Agents. the hurricane deck OF the ow6ot
OISE The has three months and SPARKS
DERS CONSTANTLY falling upon it has hsd NO EFFECT
WHATEVER.
In about PERI ECT SLATE, and salts
possessing all the qualities insure
PROTECTION the of SPARKS and ClNDERS.
enty BRlDGEWATE PAINT for the set
WI" (sgns56 WNi BROWN, Captain Towboa, popoise.
NewOrleuus December |, 1851.
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
NE LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO

Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with The BRIDGE
WATER PAINT thoroughly tested fully
opinion Of the MAGNOLIA and Captain Brown
Of the PORPOSE We cheertuly recommend said PAINT Su
PERlOR ARTICLE. - -
Louisiana Dock Yard.
j. p. WHITNEY Il CO.,
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
NewOrleans February 4, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21

The rate of receipts thus far this year. has been
than in any Of the previous six We in hopes
will improve the advances
The manufacturing and land stocks Of New England
attracting great deal of attention and have lately been
operated in to extent For time past they
been very much depressed and capitalists have just been
aroused to proper realization of their value as perma
nent investments Land stocks have good basis, and
must improve in value as population increases and
extends.
The Pacific Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi-annual dividend Of four per cent.
The Raleigh a. CO. Register Of the 18th ins says -
Ihe sale of 900 worth Of State bonds advertised by
the Public Treasurer. took place Monday The bids
opened in the presence of the Comptroller Geo. W.
Mcrdecai Esq and Others. We learn that S26OOO were
disposed of to the State Of Florida at premium of
per cent and the balance to citizens of ths State and
Virginia, at premiums ranging from u up per cent
the average Of the entire sales amounting 2S per
cent
The Comptroller Of Texas has accepted the annexed
bids for the United States five per bonds offered for
sale by the State -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21

At tho opening of the market on tho Sth inst there
was considerable activity in gold mining shares and
prices showed tendency to Improvement The buoy
ancy not however, maintained.
The Central Indiana Railroad Company in the mar.
ket for the sale Of two hundred thousand dollars a
seven per cent first mortgage bonds with coup0x8At
sched The total amount ofths mortgage is six hun
dred thousand dollars Of which four hundred thousand
dollars have been disposed Of and the balance 900
lis offered to the highest bidder absolutely and
without These bonds issued in sums of 81 600
each payable the LIST May 1866 with interest at seven
per cent semi annually the LIST of November and LIST
OF May in the city of New York, where the principal is
also payable and secured by first and only mortgage
or deed Of trust to T. D. Lanier in trust for the bond
holders They issued under acts of the Legislature
of ndiana authorizing them the mortgage to secure
their syment. The mortgage the whole road of
the company-seyenty miles long-is the first and
only lien thereon This embraces the company's line
from indianapolis east to the Ohio State line The en-.
tire line is under contract for graduation and masonry;
about fifteen miles next the Ohio State line now ready
for the supersructurc. The will be completed and
in operation by the lst Of January The means for
the construction and equipment Of this road provided
by stock aud bonds The of S5500O0 has been SUBJ
scrbed to the capital stock of the company; $780,
600 Of it has been paid in and expended the line the
residue being regularly paid at the call the company
The stock list will soon be increased to $65OO0O
Five dollar notes of the York County Pa) Bank are
in circulation in Philadelphia The alteration is so
skifully made need close examination to detect it.
The track Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is now
laid to Tygarts Valley Fals-a point six miles north of
Felterman in Taylor county va-and will be completed
to Faimount in the course of two or three weeks
The bill prohibiting the circulation in the State of
Maryland of notes of less denomination than five dol
lars was passed by the Legislature of that State on Tues
day and is now law 1t prohibits the circulation of
foreign small notes after October next and those issued
by banks in the State after March next 1t will require
several millions Of coin to fill this vacuum and give
the people better circulating medium. Within the
past three years. the legislatures of several States have
passed bills prohibiting theissuc ofbank of less de-
nomination than Ave dollars the circulation or issue
Of foreign banks of less denominations and we have no
doubt an addition of at least twenty millions Of specie will
be required to fill the void in the currency caused by
enforcement of these acts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
C0MMERCIAL APPAIRa
MONEY N ARKnr.

THURSDAY, May O-6P.M
There was considerable activity in the stock market to-
dsy but prices for nearly all the fancies fell on frac.
ton Atthe first board n j. Zinc declined Y per cent;
Nah'on Co.. "a; Portsmouth d. d.. 4; Edgeworth u;
Erie H. r., 4; Harlem x; Long Island, x; Norwich and
worcester. "a Reading r. r., 81 Hudson River u;
Erie Bonds, lS62 ii Erie 1871. H. Madison aud Ind
advanced per cent Ohio Life and Trust, 81 Indiana
gas "a Indiana SIS T. There sales of Mica
ragua at the first board At tho second there was
slight reaction and several Of the fancies showed little
improvement; N J. Zinc went up per cent; Erie r. r.
Il Reading r. r. IA Norwich and Worcester a There
was small sale of Phoenix Coal Co., the afternoon
An offer was maze of Is, buyer sixty days for Ave
hundred shares, without finding sellers Whether
The sae at the second board to- day bona de
isdoubtfu The shorts trying deprcss the market
price for the purpose Of making good their contracts at
profit. The real merits of the stock will prevent any
success attending such movement. At the first board
there were large operations in acknowledges than We
have noticed for weeks The purchasers are evidently
the shorts for delivery We do not look for any per-
manent improvement in the stock market The raw ma
teria is not of the right kind operate upon Outsiders
are shy and cannot be caught with the usual bait Wall
street has been sadded with the fancies the proba
by is they will remain just where they are during the
summer.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day amounted to SCI 0s1 %; payments,
$3.50 3oEbalance, $3,777 o01 So.
The annexed statement exhibits the of tolls col
ected the New York State canals the close of the
second week in May in each of the past years.
Won c.. M. -To,, Ho,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
DRY GOODS.

M hNTILLAS, SHAwLs LACEs, SILKS. GRENA-
lNI dnea Donna Maria Gronadnc Tissues Bareges, Do
lanes rich printed Jaeone and Muslins and cvory variety
rich goods selected especially for the best
trade for sale generally Mt reduced aud all very low
prices by TIFFANY * CUTTING, 32l Broadway.
INCREASED ATTRACTION AT 34i BROADWAY
Ladies respectfully invited to inspect this highly
ssseage Of elegant Paris Hats whether hey
desire to make immediate purchase not) The Hats
at S2s and each are far superior to any usually sold
AZ 81 and So Notice pnrtcusrly IN mmcnsc addition ts
the stock for this weeks sale all half price at the Ladcs
Partisan Ist Depot 3!i Broadway (removed from 8s;
WM. ATKINS. proprstor N. B.-sixty.avs csses Oh
fssey s.yss 4 gssi 81 caeh: remsskAbS stssp asvw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21

vxropTuINGToN q. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice law Supreme Court attend cases
MT prosecute claims and settle accounts
against Departments and Boards Of
procure patents at home and abroado obtain pension
In any part Of the United states and In foreign
countrsto mike offunds loans and
and bond and mortgageand to negotiate the
and sale o. loans lands and patent rights In any
Union Particular attention paid 10 California land title
cases eomns up 70 the United States supreme comr
snethen NOS Carroll place, Capitol Hui Wasblssop
y, lo VIZ usvt Vitk propPt attention,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
ToTIcE.7orrIcE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY

NOTICE-OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
New York, May 20 ls52-A contract having this day
been conclude for the completion Of the railroad from
to sea- at meeting of the Board of Directors held this
day the following resolution was adopted viz
Resolved That the capital stock Of this company be in
creased to S2O by subscriptions to the amount of
CO., and that holders Of the present capital stock Of
SlUW be entitled to subscribe time before the
hrst day Of June next the extent of and oneha
shares for each share held by them respectively Foreign
to be nothed Of this resolution and to be
lowed reasonable time for avaing themselves of this
privilege Ten to be paid at the time subscribing
and ten cent the first day Of August and the
maindcr in instaments required for the completion
the work. FRANCIS SPIES Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21

HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, l.. l., IS
now open for transient company, and will be ready to
receive boarders the first day june Parties wishing
engage rooms for the season. do by addressing the
proprietor office of the Astor House, Hamilton L.
l. steamboats, John Hart and Wilson SIN all
their early trips the first day Of June Also afured
Cottage to let. HAWLEY ID. CLAPP,'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
CLOTHING.


ROYS! BoYSt B0YS!-A. berwick, HAS OPENED
~ her establishment I3S Canal street, opposite Laight
street with assortment boys and chdrcns Clothing
suitable for simmer Ladies having their materials
have them made superior manner and the latest
styles. Any garments cut, fitted and bastcd, that
plain make them; also variety Of fancy goods
such as buteons, brsids, cords gmp silks twist &c., &c.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentleman having any Clothing. Furniture
Jewery to dispose Of obtain fair cash price, by
sending for the subscriber at HE residence through the
post. Ladies attended by Mrs. DUSSELDORF, No. - Elm
street. L. N
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Families individuals having any supergmnon9s
clothing stock goods to dispose oil OBTAIN
price sending for the subscriber a. or
- fV'' - " M =. COHEN, &C Elm street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
FINANCIAL.

DERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE
OF Ex-Governor Young are requested to present them
to the undersigned for and settlement And
those indebted to the estate will please make prompt
men 10 the undersigned in order that the estate
closed. CUMMlNS, ALEXANDER n GREEN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
DROPosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD. FOR THE

PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD, FOR THE
United States-Written aud sealed proposals will be
received at the office Of the Quartermase Department
current month he bids be subject to the decision
OF the Secretary Of War; for furnishing to exceed
eight hundred and fifty tons red broken and
ed anthracite Coal to be delivered in the coal yards Co
Island and Bedloes Island, wharf
Fort Hamiton the quantity at each place to be designated
in due time before hand not than hundred
hfy tons to be delivered at any time aud delivery TO
begin practicable after signing The contract and
50 be finished prior December weight
mined at the place of delivery and at the Of
tractor the where there public Same
for exceed 800
Oak Wood 25 cubic feet the oord be de-
vered the above places such quantities may
viousy designated and be conyenenty received at
tractors delivery to begin be above Bonds
with proper surees, whose namss and residences will be
expressed the bids required the faithful per-
formanee Of the contracts THos. SWORDS, 1t; Coll.
~ and Quartermaster. U. s. A.
once ofthe No. State street,
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TO PRINTERS.

etandins Press and super royal wsshinston nana
Press. With ssfnking sppaxstps complete Apply W ~
Iss Co.. Geld atyssk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21

neetcut a ec and cases Pennsy.vmia ct l3c Market
steady. - fle = ~. ~ t,lNA tts s'ftFfi
IA RRcEIfrs or PRoprcx rHua DAy
Dy ERIE RAfLRoAD.-6 casks ashes; 15o sheep; 10
pkgs lard; LAB casks hams o. bbs pork and els pkgs
butter. r srfsf8s Aee sr8 = Morn ssf rts ~
Br Nrw HAVEN RAILROAD. 13s pigs cheese, and 50 do
butter. 'IHt ~
107 do whskey 107 do provisions; Is do ashes 85 do
lard S60obus. wheat; 1857 DO corn 40 bbls beef Ia
bales wool; 40 sides leather and pkgs. butter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
MUSICAL.

NEW VOCAL AND PIANoMUSIC JUST PUBLISHED.
~ The Carrier Doye-WOrds by sMorris-Musc by W. "
Sleep light gently thy breast-Baad-Composed by
M. Strakosch.
Printer Amore-Mcdtaton for the PianoBy NJ strakoch
Lucia di Observation-Disclosures and Yarations-By NJ Pru-
dent.
Carnival de yense dedicated Ole BuBy Jules Schuo
The above beautiful and important Musical Compositions
published and for sale by
WILLIAM HALL & SON, 2s9 Broadway.
KITTEN ,PIANoFoRTEs TO LET OR FOR SALE,
IL eheap.-Every learning shoud have Pianoforte
practise Mr.. DUMsDAY 100 Grand street. them
q hire at So 50 so So So 90 and 81 per month"; Piano
fortes bought, sold, tuned, and to let.
MATRIMONTAL-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, 80
M Of age Of unexccptonable character md excel
lent domestic habits wishes to join lady of like qualities
In business that will make profitable and comfortable
home for both and especially home for tho mother Of the
advertiser who Is declining in years naturally de-
sres the company and sympathy Of female. The appi-
cant must possess at least Goa cash. This is written
in good faith note addressed to Sincerity Herald Of
fee STATING when and where interview may be had will
be treated with confidence and respect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21

The current prices for gold mining shares In tho Lon
doa. Stock Exchange. on the eth Of May, were a.
annexed - e~
CALnoRrA AND AUSTRALIA 0oLD MnuNo GuA.rs
CLosvo Qucrartoc NJ T~-~'-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04
PHILADELPHIA.
sale OF Steamers. Markets. &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, March 3, Is

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, March 3, 1882
At the Philadel phia Exchange, at noon
to-day, the steamships Albalross and Osprey were
sold to Mr. J. +. Delscroix, Of New-York the for
mer vessel for $40 o00 and the latter for s29,5oo
These vessels formerly traded regularly between
this port and Charleston. Among the bidders pre-
sent to day, was Joseph J. Keete, Esq, the Vene-
zuelan Consul at this port
Matthias and Blaise Scuplnski, the two Poles, will
be tired on the 22d inst, for the murder OF young
Lehman, the Jew pedar
The weather to-day is cold and clear Ice 10 the
depth of several inches was formed last night.
The CoTTcN market mains very quiet without any par
tcular change TO notice FLOUR IL call About OVO Dds
has been freely ed without finding bGYss to any OK
tent for export The home de nand has also been nmed
thin the above range of 81 25s, 80 CORN MsAL ana
KYi FLOUR are IL active without any change in qdot
tops The demand for all kinds Of GRAIN has fallen OF.
and the market with light receipts Is dull a. old rates
about ooc fsr good Reds and sl o. for White RYE IL
held 7Oa7ic for Southern and Peansyyania CORN 10
IN limited quef with sales Of 90 bush good Yellow at
6tIc Nothing doing in OATS In GRocERIEs there are no
large operations but there good trade demand or az
descriptions Provisions are an held: with reduced
CLOVER SEED and sales Of zoe or bushels
reported at IS rs bashs WHISKY is mes so firm,
Hhds srs h, Id at z20s9lc.
SALEs or Sr0cK.-Frst Board-2 Penn. r. r AL 10
t5Odo lOl le0 Union CaIal. az 100 do, ~; Mech
Bank. ,Os go do, sai sseoO Reading s.. ~ ~. ;
psi. 10; 50 do. III; Penn Bank llsl 200 Us Bank.
u; do, 81; 80 N: A. Coal. lei s6 Minshil f. y ;
StoS Cy g. 7s o LShiss MAJ y sa Sg A,ssa aso
Reading r. 35g; 50 Vcksbi'g n r., ISL 81 500 Pitts
burgh s., 10, 81; 50 Penn Il r, a'..
RR iCl $4,000 Lsh gh S. 800 $3.50 Lshigh Mort IS 81
ei sSS f aa"E ii Mech b,os Morn, tans
Union Canal il; 50 vicksbuIg aR., Isl Harrisburg
RR. az $500 Harrisburg R. Is. 90; 100 Sch. Nav, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

80, he more pure and just, and eco
mnneni cVSSs;.tstered without any revenue denve ca
sonicsly 80 ~ the public lsnos. Tnere was now
80 " 80 of acres OF the public domaa sooun,
rnsry The % now extends from tne MIS-.
iTcnnes -, TO the Paci &c Ocean. aad from the
sisa,pp ~ North to the Gulf Of Mexico and the
Isbo@ suh 4 variety OF SOL am climate, rlcn In
l6sss .esIih and agricultural procuc'ions IneIe
nD0n ~ nothipg wanilsg 20 elevate she capacity
800 ~ Of this mighty empire then to encourage
~ and stimulate the arm 70 fell the forest,
N ezxe sss Wild prairie and reclaim the waste
cr!rs,snds He believed II was said by an emit
I'd ssss,sor. Sin William Jones, that the man who
ses se h,ades OF srass grow where but one was
pskss ~ would deserve tse thanks OF the CON-
bss This remark is IN the spirit OF pure phiioso-
pgph., -ay,hv the consideration Of the American
ply He then showed wha' the public lands
Cosgsss ,he Government anc consendec thai, viewed
point OF vie s,nis bill should BIO passed.
hecnsss l. he life and spuit o. every nation. ITS
Ce,scn 4 ID sue cultivation 81 the soil, and its
iou1ss. reckoned by the extent OF IT'S agricultural
possscps II was commerce which In ancient
p1ocs~sr1 wealth TO Carthage Tyre and Alexan-
rns' IA in modern times Quilt up Holland and
ens, TIE fall of commerce Is the cecay OF
ses.tv Then should IL not be or policy to ex-
po$ss, and vide the basis OF our agricultural IN.
100 The most liberal estimate that would
go -" vithin the provisions OF the bill would not
ees.ssd A million Of persons One hundred ana
ny snd cultivated, would not only extend far
"a .;ds the basis Of our commercial interests ouI
~ 49, far and wide and secure our commercial
0rssmaey. The increase Of agricultural produc-
~ you'd be almost incalculatle; IN single ar
! ~ AZ wheat allowing three bushels to the acre,
ss.,s vouc be four hundred and eighty millions Oh
ssiss, which at 50 cents olshel, would y1elo Two
sss.Ires ard forty millions OF dollars Inc same
- md estimate will apply 10 ali ctner improve
"ssss Of the soil Nh decreased means mean ro 9n
g." xbicb is tue lie o. e0GmeIce aed con-
plee, VIZ" ~ elements --"spar,ty. He
drsss a" W. 70 a partial syste. legisa.
~ sprd In the general scramble for the pubic
n.;N he wanted this bin hrst and fore most on
cp~ c s,.,6sY II was just III conception necessary
y, ,se economy and certain, in Us results to Sc
v,s commercial wealth aud ado to our national per.
csv s,ce This policy had received the sanction OF
r.ss,s Webster and Cass, among many others In
- course Of his remarks ne said thar there is SUN
.,sy Of pubic lands 10 make forty-two States the
80 a Pennsylvania, and spoke eloqUently OF the
Inv blessings which would enure to the country by
ps,sng this bill.
M BREcKENRIDGE obtained the floor,
xA.o the Committee rose and the House Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-04

This evening there will be gathering
OF The fnenes OF sobrie,y, virtue, peace and good
neehoofhood at Plymouth Church, to aid tieir
voices in favor Of the reno wred aine Law lis
unnecessary TO ask the people 10 go The friends of
that glorious statute require no drum ming 10 come
together: and they have never yet been forced to
sS az - - ,ofios' prescription over the heads
popile men 10 get coed speakers to the no strnra
we venture TO say that, rof rriv'e -ss, 49,. -.
vsfe aEd public worth, the meeting toniSrr VIZ vo
one tDaF rE- bSN~ stPscsco III brookiyns
while the numbers will only De limited By the
paciiy Of the edihce.
The Committee on Evening Schools
have MADE report. from which it appears that
ourirR the month of February the attendance Of
scholars was, of males, ll2 females 49, Total. 2ll.
The average attendance during the whole term from
Oct. 30, 1851 to Feb 81 1882, has been, Of ales,
ai7; females, l4l. Total average attendance during
the term, 1888 The report recommended this branch
of public education worthy OF the attention be-
slowed il, having been productive OF the most
beneficial results Accepted and fled.
"A newly erected brick building, in
Gowsnus, was partially blown down during the gale
on Saturday night