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eIr The National Democratic Committee
have decided, to call a National Con-
ven,ion at Baltimore, on the LIST day Of
june,
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The Subscription. Official Report.
We find the following in the Boston pa
pers of Thursday last:
Middlebury College.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the President and Fellows OF Middlebu-
Ty College, a committee 10 examine and re-
port upon sundry subscriptions recently Oh.
ialned for said College have attended 10 the
duties of their appointment. A subscription
If a fair and business like character was
Submitted 10 our inspection, amounting, al
ter certain deductions and allowances were
made, 10 Mirty.fre thousand dollars, deem,
q! by w, good and responsible. We there
f"re announce that the subscription is filled
according to the slipulaiions in the articles
al agreement, and hat the first inslaIment
On said subscription becomes due on the fist
day of January, 1882.
b. b. MUssEY,
.loHN A. CoNASr,
PARIS FLETcHrR,
GEORGE L. iiopGEs.
A. 49,
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he will hnd the Que gwen him h1rf NJ
mrpgled cordhalit, aud coldness II,
has here men, warm admirers aud adyn
Gates, but there IS a large number 81
men Nho regard Inn A. the disiur5er oI
our country peace and Wrll.belnp. and
who are unwllim5 10 award Ia him TN,
need of urai,e." even I, uyt they cst,
hut admire his splen.id abilities and HI.
devotion to the cause of restoring Hun
gary to freedom. Knssnih has very lew
friends at the South and the further h,
Journeys in that direction the more for.
chilly will he find the assertion verified.
1t would be a itler Of no surprise to
me. if he should give Washington the
lurch. for this simple reason The hill
before the House appointing a commit
tee To wait upon him. upon his arrival,
and 10 introduce him to Congress, was
laid upon the table, FRIDAY, aud, of
course. no Hftlnn chi 10 010 IN u nnIlI
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c. Rev. DR.. CREIGHTON declines the
appointment OF Provisional Bishop of New
York.
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O. Our County Court adjourned
ierm) is now in session, but will proba-
bly, rise to day or tomorrow.
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h5@llon. j. BUTrERFIELD, Commission
er Of the General Land Office. has our
hanks for a copy of his Annual Report.
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gYr The Village Corporation Meeting
to day, commences at | o'clock, z. NJ.
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a Card.
GtoRGE I. ~iiopGEs
81

B1s'on, Dec. so, 1851.
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meteorological Tons.
" M0RsL's LIVE, ofFicr l. WALL erKyst.
Wrpsrsn.v kak Or


WFp~rsp.Y Feb. IS 1859.
BUrpALo, 81 E. Barometer 50 e5. Thermometer 81
Wind southwest It IA rather unpleqsaut morning.
8P. M.--TheTmometer 20. Barometer 2e.05 Il Is y
clear and pleasant evening.
BocHEsrsR, 0 A. NJ 1t IL glorious morning, and tks
'uR thinee clear and warm Wind southwest. Their.
monetcr 10.
SP. NJ 1t lr freezing Has been nne day. Wind
west IaerpoEeief &S.
AunURN o 4 NIL II clear and pleasant morning
Wind southwest. Thermometer II.
sP. NJ MI II . clear day, stsong weEt wind Iher.
rsonster 90.
sys,crrp, o. A " 1T beautiful spring morning
Wind west. Thermometer 43.
sP MI il . clear. pleasant, starlight evening
Wind n0fthrsft. TnTmctoeter 20
J1icA a. u ~ y guite strins morning "ind
toUthRGst TlerD.omster 52.
sP n --Thermomcteg -. wlai west. clear and
beautiful hight.
Atrtvy. 8 A 1t s 81 MY morning. Wind
-outh Thermoueter ft Barometer 40 $50. Mercury
73
SpM-Ttisa alcsr and very pleasant evening. Wioa
uotthwss Ibormonetef ~. barometer ~ to3. uer.
cuiy GS.
TToY, A M Il Is cloudy and rather unpleasant.
Wfud eru.heast Thermometer a.
Bp M --The wtgls Ter he. beeR very hhs to day and
sbssG.lsD psht. wind aorth rnsrsomstss 3s
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HENRY CLAY AND GEN. LAFAYE rTE.-A CoRREc.
rfoS The following letter has been published At Mr.
CIsys requestA paragraph s going the rounds Of the
nswTsptIs stating that the of Cen Lsfayete to
a. srdese which Speaker 10 the House OF Represen
ts,ves msde to him upon the his last visit
10 bs country was prepared by me though
by MIN This mistake, which, In justice both to his
composec BY hrse. tue style stundently shows On
tie morning oi Li reception by the Hou.e OF Repreu
a'yee be breskfasled with alone and stated or read
TO him the sadress which intended to make 10 him
thst day.
The exp-erson In 70 that 10 was In thu midst
az postsIi.y; reading which remarked to him that
u would anord hin tue opportunity " psy hand
rome compliment, which he might 10 By saying no,
ana that be found HIN sef surrounded ~ the same p'
etc men attached to liberty devoted to fee institutions
and with all the hg Attributes which distinguished hs
revolutionary comperios. The General feesd pcases
with the idea adopted IT, and incorporated IL 10 as sa
swsr. This trivial incident could hase oesn tns xnS
foundation for the rsfsgripa. L. NH"t'
WAsiuSGToN, Feb. 20.
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From this south.

MARYLAND OFFICERS REMOVED BY WHOLESALE
MURDERER coEyICTRp--HEAyY DEFALCA ION
FIRE, ETC.
DALriMoRr, Feb. %, 1854
Governor Love has removed al the Office holders In
tie sta,s The list Of appointsleutS comprises
2COo nsEes
Joshua Morgan convicted to-day OF murder In tbs
frlt decree for stsbbag James McGoYsrn IN November
last The deceased wes attempting 10 make peacs bo-
the prisoner and otherf who lighting when
lie received the fatal stab.
william H. Besss cabinet manufsctory, North Cay
rear Baltimore street destroyed by fire this evening
Lo,., - 0e0 Insured FOR 1000
We have no mall south of Savannah TO night. This
steamshp Isabel called from Charleston FOR Hsyans With
e0 more Soutberners bound to California
Adylces from Texas .tate that the Legislature to
adiourn about the Issh lost
Tbe late cashier Of the Thibo5sux branch or the
Union Bark Louisiana s said o b. deiaal.sr TO the
amount Of 500 COO He Is now in Paris.
Efforts making ia Mississippi fox the adoption Of
irsc sys stem Of banking.
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lrxnna Albany.


LEGISLATIVE MATTERs-NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
TRUST COMPANIES AND SAVINGS BANKs-TUNNEL
LING The HuDsoN-TEE roTALIsM-TH CONTESTED
LLKCrioN--FLAHEU Ur BETWEEN MIKE WALSH AND
MR. cUSHTnG-No bEPoRT FROM THE CANAL COM
NiTTTE, ETC.
SPECIAL coRRrsroSpEsce HERALD.
ALa.ry, Feb. 25 1852.
In order to embarrs,s hs bill for the relief OF the New
York Volunteers attempt made to inclu lie the
survivors Of the Of 1872, and the militia committee
OF the Senate directed to inquire into the expe6i
ency Of including the lsttsr in the relief bill Mr. Kr
by made report this morning. decidedly favor OF let
ting the volunteers stand their merits There
ia no doubt now but the bill will soon become lay.
MIR. Cooley, from tho Committee Banks made an
able and interesting report upon ths subject OF trust
companies and savings banks. An application has been
made for the charter OF an institution at Buffalo com
binng both Objects Mr.. Coolsy's report IL decidedly
adverse 10 blending trust conpanies with savings banks
couclus'an which the Senate viii sustan
bin will be brought In to morrow to Olga tunnel
under the river at Albany. Tnose interested are
guiDe Of s feasibility for railroad and other travelling
purposes 1t can be accomplished for half million
Petitions and relative to alcohol cont
to low in The latter at present ere the more nu
merous
Mr. Miner a member OF the Ucus. from Now York
made his first appearance this morning
TIE Speaker pointed new batch OF messenger boys
-hitsen in rumherwho took their places this morning
The day occupied with the contested seat case.
Mr. Smith, who claim, the seat occupied by Nj Snow,
permitted ts address the House at length In support
OF his claims Lad the question been taken 20 oy MT
Smith would have obtained the seat, there de-.
mocrstc majority. IT is not certain but that be may
yet succeed two or three wings have openly stated
that they desre to Mr. Snow Of his ultra
ism the Maine Liquor law The case viii probably bs
decided TO. morrow.
Previous TO the adjournment, quito aars-up took
place between nike Walsh and Mr.. Cushing which
exc;ted considerable nsere,t, The lobby snteroons,
and galleries we're crowded.
Tie report from the Canal Investigating COMMITTEES
did not appear to-day, as promised by Mr. Gushing
Theye more witnesses to examine W.
Fatal. RAILROAD accIDENT--THE CANAL. Law
GUGERNATORIAL APPOINTMENTS.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
ALBANY, Feb. 25 1852.
An Iti.hmen (narne unknown), employed as fireman
on the locomotive Planet the Hudson River Railroad
running TO stoney Point, with gravel train killed
this ornsg at the gravel pit by the sudden starting
OF the locomotive while be was busy oiling It.
The constitutionaiity OF the Canal les is to be
eued next week at Orange county circuit before Justice
John W. Brown.
TIE following notaries public have been appointed by
Governor Hunt Joseph Gs. York, Geo. w. Mclean
John b. Hsnherqer John D. Campbell New York. jacob
Trumpborn, James s Evans, kingston and Nathaniel
X Belknap Newburg,
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M urkcls

NEw OaLsASs, Feb, a. 1s52--M.
Cotton ~ animated, the sales to day already reaching
7t0 bses At yesterday decline Strict niddlisg as
re Freghts srs dull Cotton Is taken for Liverpool
at 6-lsd.
NEw OsLrASs Feb. rs. 1852
Cotton has advanced 10, strict midiling being ax
Tno 1870 The sales CT Tuesday and w.dnesday have
been Il bas The receipts at all the Southern ports
LAO CO.. bales ahead OF the came time last year
CH,sLEsToy, Feb a. 1854
The seiss Of cotton to day amounted to 22aS bales ~
Ths asasc. The market is eighth easier on mid
ding lair; other descriptions ars firm and unchanged
BiLrfMoRy, Feb 25, 1852
Sales made TO day, of 1890 bbi, Howard street
four at 81 rs 81 o. and 1900 bbs CITY Misat 81 81
Fteat cells nt aoc 0ec for rcd and 9bc ST o2 for
white. Primo white corn a. 5fo 6so., and yellow Ct
fhn $40
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From Naahingso

TIE MARYLAND TrnoEsHIp RUSSIAN MfNlsrEH's
LEyEE, ETC.
WAsHfSeTo~, Feb. 25, 1852
At Cabinet meeting to- day the vacant District Judge
thip Of Maryland wa. under confederation.
Tie Russian Mnistere entertainment list night was
exceedingly brilliant and attended By foreign Ambs,sa
dors, Senators Representatives and orowM OF fashion
ables.
Commodore shubrick hH been appointed Chiof Of tts
bureau OF Supplies in the Navy Department, vice Ein-
retgEra.
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From New Orleans.

LATER FROM MKxICo-THE EMPIRE ciry--cArlIE-
RISE HAYES AT NEW ORLEANS
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. "a, 1852.
We have received dates from the city Of Mexico to the
l0,h inst,
The Mexican papers express much alarm at the new
nj the Rio Grande and the opp0siiou papers
stror gly censure the government.
There other news Items worth tcegrsphipg
The steamer Empire City eal, for New \ ofk, via
Havana TO morrow morning,
Catherine Hayes gave her fourth concert here last
night. She las met with triumphant success through
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LEGAL NoTICE y.

MJEw YORK CONAfoE PLEAS 25ih IEBr--EZKIrI X
AN Finch nvsns Iasag w. Ninn WilIes N. ssas And
SIiny Whits SUMMONS Tor money demand OH contract.
tCom ot IA Flny White of the above
Ger dnntTou arc h9geiy Gun cu6i end reapved answcr
tte complaints ~ she action, uAo N 50 hcd in 80 otias
M tho Clerk " thc Cy and County n row York e. the
City Hsll 10 said city New ork nId 10 serve copy OF
yur ansvsr d The Grid oomp sint tho hfctbor - hi
once, No III Chambers street, in ea'A 0iE OF Now York
within tvepty aaye tftr the service q thl summons GA
ToU, exclusive 81 me Gay ot such fsyct anQ l DO
answer tie fasd oospiant vin The tNs Aforesaid, the
Sj.ntiG IN this scbcn viii udgment sgiinst for
Me of thouhAnd and kuadgtd dollars wish
tercst from th DAY Of Fobrvarv thodsand
drOc sna n.y two hcpides the GOATS of thfe aoG5n.
ElH0E BbAHkkAN, FiNBUWs Astorn'y,
Dated Fearussy 10, is52.
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The Maine Liquor Law In Ohio.

CorUnsus, Ohio, Feb rs, 1859.
ia the Houes Of Representative, to-day, rer1ou-
STRANGE om 9C0 wtsrs Of Montgomery county pre-
,ented aesinst the Maine Liquor law An immense mum
Der o'pettons are pouring in in favor Of ssidiaw.
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THREE Days Later from sae Cape OF Goo,
Hone,


PROGRESS or the KAFrIK WAR -nIsoouRA1lNG
NEWs-TrR COUNTRY MISUNDERSTANDING
CONDITION. or TUE TRoors--CEETRAL AFRICAN
EXPLORING EXHIBITION, EIc.
Bosrou, Feb IS, 1852
Tbs bark Ocean Wave arrived here from Cape Town
oape Of Coed Hope this morning bringing ntelig gsnce
to the 1st January three days later than that received
via Engard
TIE bark Rebcccs fsom Baltimore arrived ut Table
Bay, January l. Spoke December 90 in lat Ii 8, long
4S 20, bark Delswasan, ircm Baltimore ioT rerna;,.
buco.
The at The Cape still progrer.es The lscrt scoounf
nom the interior bring but little news bu. what ther
isis discoursgng Tie Engsh fer3e The Ke arounts
to ioc0 but they had made pr -gre,s and had
suffered much. The enemy IN tho meantime, as.-
irs with Increased audacity nesr The b5rdsr fcrts.
The whole country IL flooded owing 70 eSceseve rains
and much property has been destroyed
The troops we're without tents wage any shelter
whatever The Cape Town paper sayr i seems as II
Heaven lighting agsiu,t them, for when
almo.. within heir grasp, the clouds opened their de-
iuas upon them, preventing all military operations"
There were rumors II trcat!.s of peace being ma lie
with the KLsrs but the coloniriH protect against ary
such tres te, uDti they ats more ectuay beaten and
humbled.
rumor had been rife at the Cape that the whole
Hottentot population intended to rlse and the
white, II at fret caused great consteraatica, bu
commission appointed, which ascertaled the false
ness az the report ucab4ll powerful native chief
heretofore neutral would it thought. give The Eng
sf trouble.
The steamer Vulcan had arrived from Eugiand with
the forty third regiment, sea etrong The total Brtsh
force in Tho field was e2le t1ooPs, aad 1910 blank
LEVER.
During The gear 1851 there about twenty engage
mrnts q more or le's magnitads between the Engiaa
and the Eairrtle crs Of The former being les, than
eco While the latter have been Aled by thousanas;
still they do aot appear 70 be any theess numerous.
Accounts have been received from expedition sent
10 explore the interior Of routkern Africa Large rivers
fertile valleys and powerful black tribe, descbsd
Bresdsinfie st the Cape had rather downward ten.
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From Philadelphia.

NEW YORKER 1IsGING--THE MINT QUgsrfoN.
PHflApELPHiA. Feb IS, 1854.
Mr. James Hood merohaut from your city. who
boarding At Bleodgooa's Hotel Left suddenly ysster-
day without taking his trunk away As he suffer-
rg from erysipelas 1t is feared he has wandered away
and r. fhops some barn happened to him
The joint refouon against the removal Of the Mist
fscm Philadelphia, passed the Pennsylvania Sensts
l.is HofniDg
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on an ans ndmeDt he committee and the bill
reported to the House
air GooDrnow (whg) tf Ne, moved to lay the bill
che table
Understand The bill uioved adjournment which pre-
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The Steamer Glasgow NJ Halifax.

HArTAz, 5 Feb. rs, IH52
The iron steamer Glasgow Cspsin Stewart from
the Clyde, February the 5th for New York put in here
this morning q. nine O'Clock short OF ccal She has
general cargo and twenty ws She sailed
the same day the Cambria and consequently brings
no later news
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SNANvAr, Feb IT 1857.
The stesmsbp AlsbaEs Captain Ludlow aYry ed here,
frona New York Ia seventy hours, having been detained
hv
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LARGE NUMBER or pELEGATEs--Tug MAINE Law
TIE LEGISLATURE THREATENED WITH $ Tux
VOICE OF Tux PEorLF, ETC.
CoLrTrrs, Feb 26, 1861
The Ohio State Temperance Convention met this
morning. in the sse House yard the City Hall being too
EMAIL
Eight hundred delegates worc present. almost every
county teirg represented
Hon G. v olis presided, rupported by Hen NJ Bart
ley, Judge Service r Wade Judge Orr James Parker
and Isaac Dalton, Vice Presidents.
The President, in the OF able and impressive
address, said here asking for efficient law for
protection asoinst the giant evil, nenpersnos and
we pledge ourrelves that IL sunh law passed, 1t
would be respected ard enforced. The responsibility IL
more with the people thsn the Legislature, and the
present Legislature viii not pass cieut law viii
be found that viii.
series OF resolutions adopted, With grea;
Ey, setting forth the evil q ntem persnce and sub
stantialy In favor CT the blaine Liquor law.
Various speakers addressed the convention which sd
journed at five O'Clock
Addresees to be delivered tonight in the City HaM
and the Baptist Church
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A MUS II N II ENrS.

pENErIT on THE TWO CLOWNS. MYERS AND
- Williams. shs evening.-Cireus. New York A N siithea
tre 81 Bowery superb horsemapsop by Mr. j. j. Nsthsns
Ard bis beautiful nfAre srsse Master Philo ~
This Greek Fhagss and child Mr. sands aud his roupe
OF onies hessrs Rivers w. j. Smith HsuAias Ma los.
snd Gsser Sands TO conclude with st. George sad she
Dragon Extra peri Saturday afteraocn COM
rrisirg "Bt. Georse and tho Dragon"
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Is rur MAINE LIQuoR Law CoNs1truIioNAL =
Jobs q spepc.r IL Is said has given az CAS- opiaAoA
tsst tho II Ans Liquor law y unssns;itutsnsA.
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Trey wer. double ballots and that the whole numbr OF
baots exceeded the number Of votes recorded upon the
poll list and tha reIasiI ing two ao destroyed
the ground that they werc found in box other than
the Ass rblY box and that the whole number OF ballots
exceeded ths number Of votes found recorded the
poll list The report concluded with tho following
Resolved, That Ephrsia l.. rpow is not cn.i,ed to
esn,h Assembly disrc'. in the oy sad o'uasy Of New
Bouss a. ths OF tic Sixteenth Assembly dis
Tiet in tho city ard county Of New York
The reports having beep read Ar SmrH In pursuencs
OF q resolution Of the House heard in his bs
half lie gave history of the proceedings In the
before ihe County CanyaserS IN New York before whom
both contestants appeared with council Ic ne ext pro-
ceeded TO Examine the testimony and the eases bearing
upon the proceedings Of the inspectors ut length
Before he had concluded no gave way At O'clock for
q motion to take a recess
AFrxR rEcrss
Mr. SsuIH resumed his argument, aud having con-
cluled-
MIR SHrInoS, chairman Of the Commit toe priv-
leges ard Elections obtained the aoar but gave way to
Mr. W.'H, tdem OF N Who moved that tho
Mr.. CusHirG, (deD OF Smpkips, stated when up
before Col Suow wished t. address, the House he was
willing to h.sr him but he opposed g going into
general discussion Of this question unnecessary
The repore anc testimony bad &i upon tases for
week and BE supposed that the mind Of every member
msds up. yet Ee willing Il sit uot dooms-
dav rather than resort to any thing that might
unfair or dlscoureou or that would work Injustice to
either party.
Mr.. Cousin, (whis) of Monroe, moved that the House
adjourn.
Mr.. wAr.H in Ms eeat--Tbo gentleman can no hay,
opportunity 10 stay here until qoomsday He better
have laid his bonss in Troy.
hr CusHtNG-The gentleman cannot scare me nor can
any one else an Tor meeting this question fsrl, ho
noTsby-meotiug Il like opposed to resort
matter What co shall be straightforward and sbove
board.
The question was then taken on the motion TO AL
journ, and cbrricd-yeaa 80; nays Gs
The House then adjourned
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OII PAIN4laos-A ANpiINE coLLEorIoN

nIL LPhINTINGS--A LARGE AND ZINE COLLkCTI0N
W superior modern European Oil Paintings will be sold
atsucon Frlsty Feb. G at o'clock ST the gal
lery MAreher No. 3 iwEy nearly opposite Nibos
Ths collection comprises III choice suboo.s or csbnes sn
srss They m framed in rich al gilt Tram
of Ametcan msnrscure sud worthy tho attention OF all
IN want OF good pictures. HENRY LEEDS, Aucsoleer.
Nov ready Ter examination, with catsloguee.
rl,o BIZ SOLD BV AUCTION, orr MONDAY MKT,
the lst Nsrh, IS 10 O'Clock at tho New York Hcrs
Dassar - CROSBY street, brown Hor5o for bill expenses
IL. II. BUDD.
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The Marion at Charleston.


tHAHLtfTONi Z 90, e, Isb1
TIE steamskp Marion arrived here a. 8 s'clocx this
morning.
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A UCTIoN HoTICE-C. CASSIDY, AUCrToEEER-
IA By H. H. Bush This day st 10Y O'Clock, In the Sales
ROOFS No 10 ko,th William s.rce. tho valuable stock Of
Jewelef conSsiug Of Ladies and Gcn.lemens Brooches
ard Pirs. Finger arg6 Gold en- sVor Watches,
fancy and pledged hycics &c worthy the attention Of
dealers sc. h D. SAITH, Salesman.
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ISDrsHAroIIs Feb 20. 1851.
The Hos Ethan Alien Brown VINO I'd acted during
yesterday one Of tho Vice Presidents Of the Indians
DonocTetc Convention died last night few molaents
sitcr reaching his hotel without struggle.
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BROADWAY ioTs.-ANrHoNY J. BLEECKER WILL
- sei this day a. t1cye o'clock asthe Exchange eight
ios Of sscund on The southeast corner Of B,osdwsy and
fifty eighth srees comprising cnehs the block between
ard Fifty eighth streets and three lots FY
eighth esrces all fine building sit Sixy Per eeIt mort
gage for three yeare.
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M oTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT CORNELIUS W.
IN Brueb, John y. Enrighs and Hi,.m Hustled who
3pectvey resde IN thg city or New York. havs formed
partnership tie bunos OF forwarsrs Of passengers and
bcggnge 10 vAisus of the Uptci Btstss and
Known undcc the name and frm Of J. e. Enrisht Co.
OEos. I5T CedarBfect.
WtNTEDh PERSON With 5000 CASH, AS A
w Partner in Ecateci brsiness which 10
paying 6g cent the city OF Phladciphis Ad
dress real &c. 90 J. ii. Baranta Phiisdspha, Pa
Nc. 55 Eefth sixth ssrcCt.
NETANTEp--A FARTHER, WITH A CAPITAL or
w SL6Vo 10 S9NQ, 10 IN the Bro and Dis
ar business in the state Of VrFinr whsr, With proper
attention burineas of $1,000 to S 90 psr can be
dono, Aditgss. wsb reference. j. X Herald ofnoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

A UCTICN NOTICE. GROCERIES, kACKEREL.
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