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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

TnE RIVER MAIL.--rhe Missouri Re.
publican is authorized by MIR. .McCnue, Of
lie Keokuk Packet Co, TO make the fol
lowing statement:
We are authorized TO say, that the onl}
permanent arrangement that has yet been
inside for the transportation Of the mai
from Keokuk to Galena has been entered
into with Capt. Barger. Of the Brunette
and Capt Berse, of the Golden Era, whc
hnve contracted to carry the muil from The
former to the latter point, the Grst nance
On Tuesday, and the last on Friday.
The mail viii BIO carried as usual by The
packe, line from this city to Keokak
where il viii he received as follows by
boats above the rapids, viz: On Monday
i1r the present at least, by the Minnesota
Capt Glenn; on Tuesday, by tho Brnnelle
Capt. Bargcr; on Wednesday, by The J
Mckee, Capt. Johnson; on Thursday, By
some Galena boat, not as yet procured; OF
Friday, by tho Golden Ira, Capt. Bersie
and on SATURDAY, again by The Mckee,
which latter runs above keohuk, n kinl
uoirips a week to Galona. As vet. nc
hont has been permanently engaged 10 rur
iii connection with the Thursday packe,
but by a temporary arrangement tho mai
will! ba taken through by one Of the Galena
boats on that day, until something per
mauent can be arranged The Mnnesota
has heen, aud still is carving it on Mon
day, bot as yet, Capt. Gloim has no, con
ciudcd permanent contract with the com
'pany.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

"Tml Young Hickory of Tho Granite
State,' is the title ,llat some Of our Locaio
co contemporaries have dubbed Mr.. Pierce
from, We suppose, bis dissim'lariiy TO the
old hero. Mr.. Pierce while in Congress
opposed those measures oi public utility e
The West which foa,d m advocate IN Gen.
jackson lie did all he could to cripple
The commerce and energies Of the Western
States. lie opposed II every turn the
passage of the Cumberland Road bill. Old
Hickory favored the West, aud signed The
latter bill SO soon as passed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

TnE LAST OF illu.--Gon. Cazs, al The
ratification mentiag Ut Washington, spoke
iselingiy OF himself, - follows:
81 trust | know myself well enough L
know that my timo for pubic Office j. fast
passing away. and that ~ possible event
can ever place ms name again before the
American people ior tie presidency. And
III 1 did not know this, VOL d., and 50 doe,
the whole country. n aa1bitioa i bound
ed to serve lilo people OF Michigan-tc
when owe a debt oi gratitude lean noy-
er repay-yot Little longer in the statiof
I'm by their confidence and Kindness"
These must be consoling words 10 ,hosc
who stabbed the old veteran of his party
who, turned ou, ID the "home lott 10 die
like an old wheel horse, secs nothing ahead
but the fence that encoses the pasturage.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

Rock ISLAND AND CHICAGO RsrLRoAp.-
Six thousand and twenty seven bars Of
T rail arrived at this port yesterday, on the
briggs Roscius, Patrick Henry, John Han
cock and H. L. Seymour, for the above
road. This is the second or third consgn
ment ibis spring, for The road, aud as Inc
grading, &c, is nearly done, we may soon
expect 10 see il strung along IS far as Joli
eli Chicago Tribune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

The Dubuque Herald comes % as this
week enlarged and improved. Typoeraph
icaly il il well executed and editoEially
conducted with abilitg.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

4 convention Of western river men, con
,isting If delegates from Missouri, Missis'
,ppi, Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee
Pennssi vania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
was held al Louisville on the sth inst
The object of The meeting is 10 devise bet
Ter means for the navigation Of western
waters.-Peru Democrat
Tie best means to improve tho navIga
ton Of western rivers, is To remove the Lo
cofoeo platform, which just now obs,rncl'
it, Chicago jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

"Whois Perce?i has become question
as frequently asked as in II was the
query, .sWho is Polk? ~ Davenport Ga
-cfe.
Yes-and tho Same reply, "Ile is Presi-
dent of tho uaited States will be made
the dag after the November election.
Buri Gds.
We shall see what NC shall see, neigh
Dor Child
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24
4lITTEII,SlIyING AGE.

The following arc the contents for tht
number of,he 10Th June: Five Years Res
idcnco IN the West Indies Campbell ant
the Danish professor; Blind Rosa; S'arsa
ton Of Patagonian Missionaries; Nursef.
Literature; Tea Districts OF China and In.
dia; Gfe,na Green; Narrative from Crml.
nal Trials in Scotland; The Eclipse Of
Faith; How TO settle Governments aud Ds'
nsslies, &c; Rus,cation in French vi.
laee; to geiher with Poetry aud number
OF short articles.
This work is published in weekly nun.
bers. each one stitched and bound, and tnr
nished a, the low price Of $500 per an
mum, post paid Address Z. l.lrrELL y
Co, Boston, Mass.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

The Padncah Journal speaks encour
ag'ng3y o! the growth Of that place. The
editor says:
"oar numbers arc rapidly augmented
every wear, thanks to our noble hearted
wumcnm
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

VIZ arc indebted to AIR San'G. LEONARD
for budget Of Cincinnati, Louisville and
ST, Louis papers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

RAlLRoAns WLsr,--The editor OF the
Cincinnati Nonparcil on visit 10 Town
thus writes home 10 his pnpor:--
II find the people Of Iowa all alive to lht
importance Of having railroad commuGiea
iiou with the Eastern States. 4 road iron
Davenport, 10 Iowa City has already been
survey I'd, and Id short time tho work vii
extend through 10 Council ElulIs, on til
Missouri river This viii undoubtedly bt
tho principal liuo Of the Atlantic and Ia
| ciiic Railway. The rand from Rock islanf
Ito connect with tie Michigan Southern
Railroad understand, will Be finished mex
season, as ITO principal part 81 tile 4tocl
IL now il the hands Of The New York ami
Erie Railro7d Company, which Is extend
ag is lines westward with grsat sigor
do moi know Of any better place for IN
vostment in railroad than from Daycn
Iport 10 Iowa City II Congress refuses t,
grant land for building tho road, have NJ
doubt the stock will he readily taken BIZ
eastern capitalists One very great ad
vantage Of this route TO the Pacific IS the
Ipracticabiiity Of bridging the Mississippi
II DAvenpor, and Rock Island, a fact uo
generally known, but which is Of grea
weight ia this connection. The delay auJ
trouble Of lerryina arc known to all, ane
should be avoided by railroads II possible
! siagnch hGiage across tie Father Of Wa
ters a the placTmcntioncd, will he al
good MS two points gained ~ the great rail
rnad competition aud business. Iowa en-
soon ielicitate herself upon being wi,hii
two days Of New York City. Then sh'
win develop her latent resources as non
hayo done before"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-06-24

VINO Is GEN. PIERCE We learn that
"the boy who was total stranger to Gene
raj Pierce il about seeking an iutroduc
ton 10 him. Since getting taste Of that
candy. the little rascal il going 10 "ask Ior
nore.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

W. The suit Of free Delaware negro will
80 plsce in the stl;c o, North Carous during the
,cs,i.t month urdcr the following circumstIncss:
tytsm Tison sold by order Of the Court Of keut
c,a,ty Tor some crime or mi -dcneanor, 10 1910, for
80 r,orls ana one day lie bought by Jacob r.
- an Nh Griffin sell him 20 somebody however,
D,Sinr was heard OF hm until il found he was
=; ne ncseession OF NJ. 4. A. Vcsta of Waynsrturg
Nortb Caroline, who purchased him about eighteen
months tinco for Sl7O0. Tli'on ran away from NJ.
yesfsl and was caught again. Upon Mr. Vos;si asking
aim WHY he I'm away he insisted thst he free which
led tst gentleman 70 write Dover for the facts and
found sure enough, II at it Tl!soD. whose name
bad been ching to Tom liver had stated that he was
legally entitled 70 freedom This negro for the last
Twelve yoHrs has been urjustly held IN slavey.
We informed by those who have the best op7ortun
ties Of knowing that at least negro week u soi Out
OF the State Of Delaware A. the law orbds the sse OF
savcs Cut Of the State unless by order from the
Court orders from the Court for such salea do
not reach 1.-THE Of that number the excess are either
Kidnapped orsold illegally. This information we do not
get from Abolitionbt but from gentleman VINO Il
lavehoder himself and whose frequent Vs to slave
prs ne IL Boltirnore and other places have gwen him
She very best opportunities Of Information; From all
we have heard we have not the least doubt that great
many slaves who have the credit OF running away from
this State have been conveyed the back track of the
underground ralrosd-going TO the South instead Of
The North delaware Republican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The County HosPIrAL--From the repor,
of the Resident Physician for the month ending Nov
1t appears that there remaining in the Hospita
2i2 persons. Received by order Of Superintendent q
men and 10 Women discharged, II men, 10 wemen
born, boy and girl transferred to Aims. House. Z
woman; discharged IL men, 10 women, 1 boy. De.
ceased, men and Woman; total remaining 2ll per.
of those deceased, were born In Ireland snI
in Germany.
ILLEGAL VorIsG.-A man named McClOskey
was committed yesterday morning by Justice King for
attempting to vote illegally In the Seventh Ward.
STRUCK BY LiGHTsIsG.-A hickory pole
standing in front Of Mr.. Weokss tavern in jamaica L.
l., struck by lightning Tuesday afternoon. while
the election was progressing. Several men standing
near ii were slightly injured.
~ Rev DIR. Pise intends soon to commence
ccurso of lectures tine doctrines of tho Catholic
religion. They to be delivered In the Church Of
st. Charles Borromoo, sydncyplace.
BunGLARY-The store Of Mr.. Delano, Full
tonst was buglariousy entered on Wednesday night
end robbed of dry goods, amounting IN value to s6o
or $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
List OF Patents
Ld Sor The United Stctss Potent ees. for hs sses md
~''~ iao Nor 2 1882

ing Nor. :, 1857
CCs,efnry p,er,'ed 'cr The " 7. rrIouns
Frasus b. Bigolow of Clinton Mass, Tor improvement,
In I'll, W and noeIs for weevrS pie isbrscs Dated
!, ESre Van for shoemsGe,s Dated Nov 2 1872
{ christopher Hodgklns, OF Boston, Mas tor Improve
mCut N Se~u Machines, Dated Nov : lSoS.
rAni lin Kelsey, ofMidd wn COM; Tor i"Fl'Veh''
in Nibreiir g-pE. pasrs. Dated Nox = W. ..., 81,
u o,so,' Of SrT ng led, Ohio for Improvement in
saw. q mer.. Dated S9y. ), ;9l2 o. o,-,r.a
William n Richards Of New.ilsNen Conn Tor Improved
x,,nSc,nre al " .feuuns Dated Nov. ,, 1872
Ch"Ii,s Randall OF Pa myra Ga, for Improvement 10
$ ,d-Plapt,r Dalee NOV = lS2x; e,r 1nDrov.uep in
Manly C. Sader, of Rockport n Tor Improvement ."
Ctokre. Stcvs Dated Nov ?, 1917 .
Frsp.s TOWNSEND Of Csmb' =, L. 'o'
Constant s irevitt OF Ecottsyile Y for Improve
mint in Seed. Planters, Dated Nov. ls5-
in Seed Planters Dated Nov, >, 1892 .. !. v.u.
Dsvid Wcs fLowel Mas, for Improvements IN Ven
hstI cdn Of SewyOTi N " fer Improved Method Of
Seeming Vauit end sat- Doors, &C Dated vow = To-,
lanes Gre. nhslsh ofWsterord Mls ioI IT,
in Mode Of Counterbalaneing Harnesses IN Loon D"''
W,n,oS Rouse Of Taunton Mas for Improvement In
stIrAs.Is - J.nks of Boston, Mass esFgnoI to John
" pssc of Roxbury Mas ass.enor 10 SvSISe -
q.dn' Of nCs,on b m,:. N sT r ISSs
SoI pIn ESen afBoson Mass sssrnor to himself ard
George Pekn., of Malaen MsS 70 of improvement -
sswinS-kischines. Dated Nov Z, lSn; g. t-o,, ,,.nt
Il, Ma. .,s- Seed Planter, Dated Nov. :, 1852
John Pratt of Boston, Mas. sssnor 70 Bower. rIs' ,s
Co. Of ss,ne place, fOr D,s sn for COOKING S'O''
Ngo oha W wheeler and Obadiah T. IataAul Of SeSe.s
FIs n Y, too Des sn for Pump on'0' pA's' NV
=, lk52 -, T. 7 far ps,-n for
Stove. Plates Dated Nov. , 1852; rc.ol. e,,v,.
Veddcr Of Troy, N V for Design for co0s's'''e'
Dated Nov ,, 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
Srr',.i rssy-Bossc Ja1se Bs.so.r..
CIRCUIT CorRT-Belore judge Hirc.tll
Aaron Bu,ic ;he Nv York ami E.c RsosA comr.as
To recover $3.50 and interest. the alleged

,sue strUrk snd n'rn claimed delivered
bsr1s - the Company rniA woo ra~rnrx
TO le c;fsci pn,a Ge,a 20 rarred seaay ..
icrret
~ he art q r-'H sverrrd hat ~ con,an~S
wschr- and other eTary: also ysrisof
and o. IA, a. Pmchsd by Psatt o, NJ 4 Cr. Bo~-ry.
pursuant toa al >he~ =. marked dupt,atcl
Nj C5aar teitet 20 haVns sold patid xtods
down WIN hn 70 ire depot the N
srd hard Hnf the hsgSsap that con,Anei vsa
bic meCsudse. snd 70 10 that
s1e. Nsd shssA, zone or each
III On h- ether hand John noare he Cosrpa
~ the depot for RECEIVING hsase sad that he had
the uunk sn further ih had that taaA
hsj con,ned vsusb n,ercand-e would refused
IA BE- wih The hssssse Mr.. tho
tain and had care 81 Tie hossao sd thai psh presented him.
mGensva check No SIS an demanded trunk that
'nr cheek M Nd-o~r, and rccs which adaccl
han 10 be rusous rrssf 90 that had hern
psa, vi ha I'D not cApess his ps said hs
would look or the tIguk
he Court L, charge alluded the contradictory tsussy
vhc tor the jay coud reconcile referred
The isti that ssi the tfrnk ts fall 81
he thee seeds soihLs has said
other seeds ao singular reed. had oiled 40 the
rcnadv at the trunk, Which sat have lhns
.Tet ore thee Points tor the Jury In
has sr hcwn thsi the chs. tor
double That o. ordinary He'shi. sod psrtf sed
asnis 81 the Company trnk, ccatsinei
c'srd.r but Intentionally m-ed them AVOID prs
prce, he There Other posuts
jury could not asrcr, rnd were discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS Berr judge Dstst and Ala
CossstL and Russ
THvE,p,s. Nov. 4, is6s
The following were sworn i'm rs Grand Jurors

for the November Term OF Court David Jackson Fore
Geo ". Boone Paul = Brown Ihos Brennan fnoh Chan
trsn, James Cody Ogden bennington Edwin fsconer stephes
Hal, en Hutchinson Slcph., Palmer Lewis Heynod' Mcses
Peter D. Voorhees,, H. Adams John g. As,sd panrs~
Patrick Slaa H. furbush, Hiram NJ foestnft
John NJ Navy ". Parker and Archibald
" ocdnH
The eowns il Calendar for the assault ane
battery with Kill mayhem robbery the hrS degree
a. a,sau -ung shot, forgery. L. bursary Grand lar
ceny n receiving stolen goods, false preense selling Oh
SC, ne bot- drordey house previously indicted 10 saAz
dot tnent winesscsA Total 10
1isl for Obtaining Gesd By Fais Pre,nv ssmi rrcpe
above oenso having. h,sed thu ndet
n, obtained false rrc lnndo Van kek.
Fourth The prisoner alleged boaSh,
snd offered check for sft on The
Cy which accepted and he received the change rss
proyedto be worthless The jury did not
the ndrmen, sustained BY the proof and, without s'n h
seats, acquitted the prisoner.
. CCur tisna diouf ned Cor the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

School MosEY.-The State Public School
Aorey for the County sppoioned to the different
towns BY the Board Of Chosen Freeholders wednss
day, "a follows Jersey CRY. sl,oos 90: Bergen.
$3.50 81 Eorthen Bergen 500 a.; Hcboksn, ei7i II:
Harrison s55 10. The allowance Is "a cents on an
acreage to every child between the sges Of and IL
yean
Tx PoLIeE-The Common Council have
decided that instead ofthe bat worn By the C "sses
o. uniform, star shall be worn upon ~ - -
Of the vest. Thirty stars have bee" 'sastse - -
purpose --'' ~
.~.a..,, Py.os 90 slsaday ssxt essr.
,,..ss.1 ,,,o..,iss ssil cossey - ~ -.
I .r'1,sss g * psssae ssnfepeed =
= Ia - ssu 4 ~ cesBd oy91 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Til. chief diseases treated at the New.York Dispen.
.sry were feyers, msIasunus, phthiss, and cholera
MGR US.
The II onthly report of the Ncw-york Hospital shows
that 33s p, ,ents admitted to the varion. wards OF
tia, nstitrt during October last in addition to the
3l7 who manned over from September making the
whole nun Der Of inmates for the month, 65' OF shese
$40 have either died been discharged leaving BOO
under treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

for safe kcCns bands Of deend wh~ parties ~-r. IN the
- Charles Sale corner OF DfJ~ and Leonard The pas
IN tws d bed hen drnl ns and paced the
bis ~ the hands NJ No defense odeust appcsnas
ne Tor $40. brins the balarce
Frederick Pouches assirsi Edward Iienriehes
The r,res German and hroLers and arrived how
stout mnhago Plaintiff alleges that he placed IN the hands "
defendant eors they e Grrrsny $50 pairs OF boots deienisn
pad the them duties the Custom tousc stef
New York hut serwad refused then
they his Psina aled 10 male
rrJ the Withdrawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

ocefr ksnk drawn by Ilu3 Oh 4 ~isih tor : 30 a
q 2, on tie TT a;vry Haak tor SltC drawn BY Waller
'thd a "A iac SEINE Rank for 81 drawn by
i. s1elInsR u spps-r- from tho fsisvjt Of Hudson
uti we tc'Ss,a Wa irt-rstod with tac money aai
tLesA- 70 ceFo'h ihcn IN The O-cun Bank instead o.
GO 2. "Ait t".voT re pus the money In hs pocket
81 siaTted Tor Bsltmsre. NJ Huls,n soon .feerwari
s'oeI,ar 81 vhihsr he hsd gone sna prssued him 70
IS. city. where b. was arrested AMI on benv o,e-.
iiCued IN relation 20 The matter, confessed hi. g snt.
nr h viewer in r-gsrd % the checks thar he h, nos
dawn the ncn~y for them. bur hat DESTROYED the,,
This tsz enoit has proved TO be true lie also OK.
pressed hi wiIin .5,oss t. accompany Mr. Hni.on 20
Ills CGy. which he did. and arriving taken be-
fore Justice M,iisth who committed him 20 prison 70
avail. exsminAii "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
Hannah BorAy. SdHy Of John EssAy. d Krp Brcv~
To recover damages under law of 1919 by

MT cisn &C. snoun, - ss espss BY seacr
eh ae,rs-cd Th~ tired hcsSc when re cout
- s.ee Ms sF?-arsd Cosrt sconpn~i ey her
Deceased. aicssj wAe Csnsis', fres
ot'scen ant ecsk TIE afcfnooE % A Ssreo<s
uts eytne poe q one ofkpp Rovns STAGE kseks<
'u 20 me n hes The he.d Ne
49, 80 ooeN~yed 70 hi- how s-S de N ,h-e dy< o.
- --' s1e sssS A. dycn
re ceeh Na> eane ey ,e ncsSrr oAe ,rf Ih ronts are
ar cr'ende 'ha sfss, vas p,.srs A, .,, r,ts
't TS ,'sn f.n ifcni "A -
TIE case 's--
>rrciAt ttsy-Bc6nsc Ja1sc Bo.soxts
ion-s A. ~ John sgrrst Chrres Jeain.
No'oa 10 deceive r~str.iru, e,r.
esCassiEs ccGsr, s. No y md % ra.., y am,
nS 20 ~ tho a-sens ~ has IN Nav isS rAt q IA. e.
s.sros . Senet Jut.uEea' reserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
Board or EDucAr,os.--The Board Of Edu

BOARD or EDUCATION Board Of Edu-
cation met on Thursday evening, Mr. Y. Sylvester.
President protein. The COMMITTEES on Real Estsse sab.
rni;ed plans and specifications for Primary School
Houses for the confederation Of tbs Board. After some
discussion 1t was resolved that the Committee on Real
E.t.te be instructed to procure additional plans and
,pecifcacns and receive estimates the same, 10 be
repored a, the next meeting q the Board Mr. Bulk.
lev. the Principal of the Evening Schools submitted
sts,ennent from which appears that a. the opening Of
the school on the Goth als So pupils were present. and
the number has incressedto ~. Thepups have been
divided into five classes under many teachers In
this number there representatives from Germany
England Scotland, Wales, Ireland France, H0ysScotia.
Canada and the URied States OF these, l22 are sp-
preutices Ill isborers 81 clerks II mechanics and
sailors Twenyeight on entering the school could 81
read THO pupils vary Ia their sges from 10 to IS Year,.
Thus far the experiment Of Evening Schools has OK.
ceeded expectsiOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CorRr CALENDAR -Noxs.,
. EnIn NJ 40 n


SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos ~, 21I. as lae
~. g. i5S ls9 s. So, ss SCI ss- So a., "a a..
JS 80 ~ a.. SsS "a -, ~
Ia. :. II. les.
C,srrr Cev.r-SOs s. CO., isS ess 81 CO "a coo 81 1.
81
Sr,,E.. Cerrr-Th nnx--sr-rial Irrnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Gas, Gas, GAs.-Th0se who are in search ~
,p,rajd Chaldelers Brsekets Pendants, &c. o. 81
workmanship inyted 70 cs ~ sReHEF
L Co.'S 20. Is Brosiwsy -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

Lnrru.-There is much anxiety toiearn the
cause of the non arrval Of the slip zieno al mus port
and the Rshh Gross at Baltimore both which nave
been for some ak weeks due from Liberia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
CHcus.-Afternoon performances will

even this dly Saturday. for tn CONVENIENCE OF faes
$40 ttcs WHO prer sttendins in The ay,ine. In tho
e'ene 20 there VII te gwen b-an, eat srtansnent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

L1cur on THE SUBJEoT.-Ihe handsomest
&c. Chsndeiiers Pendants and cther appsFsas
Ehtnr private residences public budlnss 70 b. h's
- r,,y r.y BE- found the Embellishments Of ar JAsfs
q NoFTaT Ns, ls aud III Princess, ID block west o.
Broedsy Perscss wishing fer articles n ms hne you'd
AZ vel 10 xTe hra . call Gas txiures inrsducs4 xso
houses wiki dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

~ We call attention to the advertisement
In ar other column Of Mr.. Thackcrsys lectures oeso'e
he Nercss,le Library Ascocia:ica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

No CONTINUED SToRins.-Tk 1nericaa
rss. rev volume this week, with
entirely Few type headings able editorials and the
choicest COLLECTION OF miscellany ard ns ARTICLES 10 Do
found in snv paper in the United States This journal con-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

w The corner stone of the edifce intend
cd for the new House OF Refuge Of the Society Tor tho
Reformation OF Juvenile Deinquents, win be a'd on
the o9a inst. The location !. Ranaalls Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
WILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

~ The Board Of Aldermen will meet at the
City Hall this afternoon o'clock, for the purpose
determining who are elected TO I'LL the offices vossd Tor
at the recent election.
FmENEN's PARADE-The first Annual Pc
rsde of the PreDepartmen, ofthc City Of WILLIAMSBURG
will take place on Monday next the 9Th Inst. The line
will form at o'clock NJ on the north side OF South
Ninth st., the right resting Pourhst. The Chief
Engineer is to be the Grand Marshal aud the Assistant
Engineers arc to be his aids.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

80 The Board Of Assistants last night did
noting worthy Of note.
&c We commend to the cordial cooperation
Of The charitable the Concert for the benefit Of the Ro
man Catholic Orphan Asylum, advertised for next
Monday evening. at Metropolitan Hall Mile Camille
Urso. the vioni-; will be the principal performer on
the Occa,on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
CITY ITEMS.

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