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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
LYScHBuRs, Nav 5;h, 1872.

LYScRBuRa, May 5,h, 1882.
Gentlemen; Your communication Of the 81
last. requesting nc to allow you TO present my
name as candidate for the Office of Conbmon-
wealth'- Aror. ey for The corporation OF Lynch
burg is before
Unwilling "a should DO under other eiIcam-
stances TO announce my name ns candidate for
any oiHcc yet when am solicited in such com,
piimentary terms, hy respectable u Luml CT oi
citizens to permit them 10 use my name in CON
ncxion with an honorable and distinguished Office.
frankly conf IS it would not only be Inconsistent
with my own feelings. but y!ol-tivc Of my sense
of duty. to decline their request. Need add.
il it shall be the pleasure OF the waters OF
Lynchburg, to confdc this in porisnt trrs, To my
hands. shall cndcavor to discharge my duty fear
lessy and faithfully.
Thanking you for so MT crng an evidence OF
your regard aad conf cnee. and with the assurance,
il elected, that no effort shall be- wnrtipg on my
part 10 prove that your confidence has mol been mis-,
Placed,
am your friend and olt serv't.
WIN b. ROAM
To Messrs. Furyis Mosby and v,hcrs.
e We nrc authorized 70 announce G.. 4.
WlNGfiELp n candidate for Commonwealth
Attorney FOR the couuiy OF Bedford. Ina, 3-te
O. We authorised to announce DANIEL
MARI candidate far tho oaire of Common
wcalth's ,AttMney for the county Of Campbell.
April l2-tae
sT We nrc authorised to announce JOSEPH
MARTIN Esq. asa csnd iiate for Conmoaweaitn' >
Attorney for the county cour' of Pitss,lvania
mar25-tc
sY-Ws are authorised to announce JOHN G.
MURRELLa candidate for the ohcc Of Common
wealth. Attorney for the county of CAM bell un.
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-itts
II We IRE Authorised sta,e thut EDWARD
d. CHRISTIAN is candidate for Common.
wenl,h's Attorney, for the county Of Campbrll un.
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-its
~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT
L. KENT as a candidate Tor tho office Of Conmon-
wcuitl's Attorney for the county Of Campbell.
Nuy. 6--ts
- We are requested t. announce JOHN B.
DABNEY candidate for Commonwealth Attor-
ney tor the county OF Campbell Dec iJ--l,if
II We are requested to state that Col. JOEL
D. LEFTWICH so candidate Tor Commonwealth
Attorney, for the county Of Campbell, under the
new Constitution.
Oct 30-itts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
Frcishts up alid Down the Canal.

Il Tee nus UP dhhH A1V W II tnC - az
Tobacco, leaf (pcr hog.head,l 81
Do. manufactured, tI'-r box,) 10
Flour, (Per bbl.) 10
Bar Iron, (por ton.) 25
Pig Iron. (pe. tong 90
Lead, Pig and Shot, (rer toni 90
Plnstcr, (rer TOM 1 90
Salt, (per suck.) 64tG5
Merchandise aud Produce. (per 1907 10000
EXCHANGES
Checks New York, Ito ] per ct. premium.
Baltimore. 40 -
Boston, do &c
Philadelphia. do
Bank Notes n. Carolnu. do Discount
. :. Carolina ! To do do
Tennessee. to { do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds Sl00--par.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par sl0o-sll3-
refused.
Lyme hbars Fire Ins. Co Stock par $eo-sa3-
Inst sales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
SAN FRANCISCO NAEKsTs.

Prices ~ desirable arrirl,s u ere sffadi
" advancing. Agricultural implements
mere in good demand. BreadstuHs ar,ive
ard firm. Cntlre MAS improving. Clnthing
aud dry goods were advancing. Leather
was in good demand al full rates. Mess
Beef nd advanced 10 $40, and clear Pork
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
GEO. W. MUNFORD. C. HID.

A letter from Washington in The New
York Courier. ~Prahlng OF tie sueill pleas
urcs in Washington. says:
The last FEATURE in ihj, sphrre-whicl,
as a novciry.may be uenrianei without IL
drhcay p enlrrlainuc,i Yesterday.
known in tiNs@fasl.ionabIc phase. as a
"NatiRrc oaasa1t : Tie pnpular, clever.
and cultivated la !, Of the member from
, NV York (Me. 3 ool~l gave til, agree
able surprise. TO numbrr Of friends. IN
public lite. the lipl"mi,ic cnrps and lh..
standing li.i, in society The experiment
was singaar,y successful rs an intradnc
Ton. aud aud what wih the charactrr al
tie company the freshness and ii-i..iaurv
ofthe sccac the roiinel hosptaliiv, atri tn.
evident desire un everylujy's part 20 m ike
every other body lmppy. it may hr said
without .lisparnscmenl- there has h,rjiv
been such union ,iuring isre Metropolitan
Carnival The French Munster ard 81
trs have laid out a series OF snch pas
hr'es. 50 HAT after converting night iu'o
day during the winter. we are nnw about
70 convert day into nlsi,t. .lu,t by way Of
variety.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06

e We nrc authorized 20 announce G.. \.
n candidate for Cynmanwcnlth's
Attorney FOR the couniy OF Bedford [mal 3-;e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06

CT We are authorised to announce DANIEL
MARI candidate far tho oaire of Common
wcalth's ,AttMney for the county Of Campbell.
April l2-tao
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
Election OF Judges.

AN act
Preser;bing fhc TSmes FIR The Commence
mem ofths Ossaai Trims ettlr Jadgcs
undrr fhr amended Constitution. azl
proriding FIR Their Election JyMe To-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06

/ Damarara was abatino.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
FROM TuE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Adviccs from Peru state that, on the ex
nediiion Under Gen Flores. rea, hi g
Guotaq'ni, decided demonstration as
made il his favor hy The troops Of the
Ecuador sovernment who spiked ihe'r
own guns. TO prevent tllcm being used
against tie invaders. Flores took the city
easily. Mest Of tic troops .n,cr hin are
Europeans Flores is considered as The
agrtt az the Pc, u,ian gn,erninenf. hose
dcsig n is to annex E, uador 60 Peru.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
IsalAer.sce.rbraIrd Prcnaium bic

49, UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.-No
remedy for Dyspepsia ever offered to tire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

,ooo, for more they are wanted and invited ana,
notwithstanding the setting ,ceshcdra OF t"o
steady current Of emigration, they must sOon 0e-
gin TO fll the country. Mo
we made a call for an hour or so az p'o'
pse,'s house, about three miles below the r aus
gentleman who gave US considerable in'ofiha''oh'
Coming two years ago he found deep iort 81 on
his press Mt location and but sne log caon AT uhe
Falls. Now his ne ary finished framed hous'
oyeSiooks large vegetable gsrden on the tVef
bank; moneys brougit ntocir ;ulauon oy the con.
stant employment and high wages OF 'aborers, and
he sees the barges, bearing stores, pass MS house
nearly every day. BY anoth year road tor
travelling will probably be opened TO Saltwater.
At present the mail is carried on h0rse back once
a week, and supplies are always taken up in small
boats In whit. there is continual passing to and
fro on the ice. Ii is a mistake to suppose the
winters in Minnesota the dulltst seasons they
are much the liseiiest, every msn beng then more
at leisure. and the closing. by freezing, OF the
lakes and rivers makes The air 40 dry that an in
ten'e degrs of cold may be borne without neon
venience. Labor in the open air was not Suspend
ed last winter, even II ough at one time the de-
gree OF cold was so great tnat the mercury became
solid; while in mois;er REGION or where the wind
sweeps across the prarIes, work cannot be per-
formed when the thermometer stands jO' higher.
=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
Like Srnerinr News.

From the L. s. journal Of Aus.stIs.
The Independence, on her last trip,
brought down one hundred and twenty-five tuns OF
coPge'
The Peninsula, Capt. Jones. left to-day
Tor Detroit, with the copper brought by the lnds-
derdence from above, and thrse tuns additional from
toe Nor'h Western, being the first shipment made BY
that Company.
Mr.. William Petherick, formerly Of
Cornwall, passed through place to-day 10 Like
Superior, to take the management OF the Northwest
Mine. Mr. Curpow, the present mining Captain, will
continue, we understand, at the mine
Messrs. Richard Butler, Of Mt. Glenn
eus, aud BrowD Of Saul Ste. Marie, have been
appointed the former Register ana the latter Receiver
~ this Land Once, In place OF Andrea Blcsus and
expected 10 be prepared TO enter on the dulles vi tne
Offices 10 morrow.
LAND CLAIMS AT THE SAUT.--PTivate
advces from Washington communicate the CRAFTY log
intelligence that the setem ut OF land claims at Saul
Ste Merle, under the act OF Congress Of September,
1850 IL ELY 10 be affected his season. strong inter
est felt in this question by those who can and wild
er power al influence In deter mining H. and efforts
have been ana will continue 20 be MADE TO bring about
this deirsbe result Ts matter has been alo we'd 70
remain In us present position quite long enough, aud
Justice demands tina, should be finally disposed of at
IS early date al possible.
There is good reason why the good people OF the
Saul should lit under the shadow OF their town
vines and fig trees without tearing disturbance from
any quarter, well those VINO i've beyond the limits
of the Reserve Col Albert the heas OF foPog raphical
Corps 10 whom assigned the duty OF examlniDg
Into this subject has made his report and IS soon
ths can be approved BY the Secretary OF War; we may
hope for hns action The boundaries OF the Reserve,
according tn Col Albert will be so laid down as not TO
interfere tb q single private claim. When this incu
bus that has long deaoeped all the energss OF the
Saul 10 removed we may look for the march OF I'm
provsment 10 be accelerated, until town shall be-
come what was intended TO be, thriving and pros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
An Anecdotc of Henry C,.x

A few years since, friend gove ~ ,Lo
following account OF a very interesting MASSAGE az
arms, of which he was an eve.witnesIP aSSaso a.
Henry ClsN and John {. Calhoun. when tba ~,
ter was 'lee'f sdent, and the presiding of6csr
OF the Senate, OF which Mr. Claw asa =. o, .s
a member Ii occurred durine one os 81 .''e ''''o
famous Tariff controversies in which tbsv s,, "'any
during their Senatorial careers Or enSosSu
floor hIs audience had become Etiia n ,''o .ue
with the statistical and somewhat sce" "o S
ment he had been pursuing, and failed ~ bssto.s
ne occupied the floor WHO"
He discovered this as soon as any ma ,,,. :.
vas pot his way TO talk long to an mar, sn,;. ~
audience. He paused Il moment. lono .nonah -
attract the attention Of the Senator, III" ~ ~
very deliberately drew his snu6.bov flu t ae
pocket, opened is, took from it daintIv n,och
Yery slowly as follows: -
CIAy-snrEHg-"I was happy 10 perceive NJ p...
ident snyshsr in the remarks which have taIisn fo
the chsir-sa9 nothing has been sad agso., the en-
stutionsly OF the tariff laying great enpbas,. on
word constiutionality and taking long snua Al The
close
Gallon N-spsalins Sti Customary reA<n>,e,--a Ir
the gentleman from hentncky refers 10 anything that
has fallen from the chairthe csair begs 10 inform -
gentleman from Kentucky that he thinks the tsri a.,
3edy urcorstituti )ba
CIAr--"A Alas then. Sir, am reminded Of vhs,
v.thip these walls, would gladly fcrpet-the y,n,s
b,lIty of al human opni IN. 1t wss ia isl6 th,nk
sIIit vas in 1916 the Chair WAS the mos, eloousn,
champion Of principles far different from those /, 4
nov pleased to profess"
CAtuorN-nneh srciisd-"The Chair bess Ia inform
the ecp,lemxn from Kentucky that the eOastiiaioaaiy
a the TsriA was not discussed 10 l-l6.'
CLAY-.True," ssid Mr.. Clay, stretching up to bis
full hight ssd raising his voice til 1t rang Through every
arch In tho Capitol at the time directing his hsry
gaze a, the icePresideDt True, Sir, the eon,'ifu.
toBaty of the tariff not discussed In 1916, tor o.
that fine no Statesman could be ound reckless enough
70 psril bis reputation by disputing il" TIVE. Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Wig MEETING.-This evening meet
Jog of the Third Ward Wing Excssio. Association is
held the Wing Headquartsrs q. the corner Of Ewes
end Messerole-sn.
TIE STREETs.-The forbearanceof tho
authorities Is remarkable and somewhat exceeds the
patience Of the public. 10 q number Of places large
heaps of dirt have been allowed 20 lay In the street
snd In other places those who engaged Ia dLedng
cellars sre suffered to dump the dirt into the sueos IN
tire vicinity Of their buildings There il lays dries In
the spn, ard 10 powdered 70 Dust, which becomes
the Sport OF the Winds, much 10 the aoroyauce Of
pegbbors and passers by foot or In vehicles Thoss
heaps get spread along tbs meet, and when tesm
passes ihrousb, or breeze over H. cloud of sufYo.
buiors 10 Me streets and altogether they are In many
places In suffering reed OF cleaning. Some psevenon
10 this accumulation Of street dirt u necessary for com
fort and economy.
An AcCIDESr.-The practice of diving
of from the piers and docks INDUCED Ia By tie boys
while bathing, u dangerous. Yesterday morning N
Instance occurred which narrowly escaped beins kaL
An Indian boy named ssco Owed from the dock loot Of
South Fourtbst, where the watsg u TOO shallow for
diving and biz head struck large stone fnjurfng him
severely. gentleman In lunSer yssd sssr b res
cued him and be Was tsksn home, corner q ee9n
Fourth and Tenth st. His wound rs dressed . eas
Dspenssry, and he Lee u crinssi saee, bus doing
wen.
New BuILpINes.-The improvement OF
Wniamsbwsb, BY way Of sAe bsil1les q me r..
chat hes been known - the "sWsSH, a ~ go
the cn, nd ss oS sroosiy ~a e. Sie. ;Ss
Esst Rivsy IN Souah oscoa1. eesth fo1rlA. oeulk
SIXTH and othsr sgsss II sss yisl,lsy 49, 60
sSss s.: =: :: ss,s ga: :;: z:
and nrcnsrtv Z muddy inoCo011nG Z mr.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
HONOR TO WHOM Honor is DUE.-In

HONOR TO WHOM Honor is DUE.-ln
liberal policy and for the diffusion of know
ledge Ohio 10 perhaps the banner State Stark the
banner county and Marlboro, the " banner village
Of our Upor. The citizens OF this little village have,
within a year past taxed themselves more than two
cents on dollar for all property, to provide buildings
snd teachers their school several adding voluntary
Subscriptions Ia make up deficiency. At a late Cou
vention Of schools Ia the county some miles dis
tart from that village of five hundred inhabitants the
company reporting themselves the friends OF the
school alsopnmbered i've hundred. To make up the
deficiency of carriages for vance several tempo
rary aid appro pate vehicles prepared for the
occasion One assigned by these villagers for
their hberaiy Ia scientific matters is that they are
taxed with no liquor bills opportunity for making
such bills can be hso In the vicinity and any dispos
cd 10 law .uch taxes his peighbors would be under
the necessity OF going TO another place The Conven-
,,op of Which tire Marlboro school formed q part,
numbered FIVE thou'srd one school, from tue distance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

G.okGE THoMPsoN.-Some of our con-
,a,porsties circulate report thai George To mpson
IRE Epcl.h Abolhiopist lecturer. having been throTn
oyerboard by his Parliamentary constituency nad
h.s, elected for Aberdeen The story is untrue. Toe
Mr. Thomp.op. elected for Aberdeen 10 another and
M i, -. ~, If man iCommercial Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
The Mysterious Mnn-A sketch taken about
Town.

The mysterious man is like the Irish
mans parro-n he don't talk much be thinks great
deal The silent system is great part OF bis system.
And when among the public except at brief intervals
he puts embargo his tongue II he does talk, is
ia most disjon,eo sentences. such as
"knew II Elk months ago" Told tones 1t would be
so"-"Look out for next fall !" aud such engmatical
phrases.
The mysterious man sees everything, hears every
thing knows everything there's sermon In the shake
OF his head essay IN the look OF his eye. Inc fac'
Is he 10 as fond OF puzzles as Chinese coDJurer lie
could tell if be would, than the spirit rappers
he holds In his hand the horoscope OF every man. fate
In matters Of news he's IL advance OF the telegraph aud
be knows State secrets than Daniel Webster aud
oil the diplomats In Washington His correspondence
is as vouninous rs Addy, the London Attorney, who
keeps writing TO folks in all parts OF the world telling
them that II they remit him sovereign they will hear
Of sometbog 10 their advantage. He projects coming
with the confidence OF oracle and looks into
futnrity though his vision could penetrate the iaby-
iinths of time He carries about with him strange
lets and emblems and diynes fortunes some say even
as gypsy does No one knows what his politics are,
for whom he votes set no one takes warmer
interest in elections he place the States In Pre-
sideBtal election the horses In race or tue boats In
regatta apd tell how the III all come out long before
they start His correspondence is done Ia hierogyph
les, and his dialogues In pantomime. VINO makes his
clohes-wbere he keeps bis bank account-eveD where
he buy, biz cigars, Is all mystery ysery. He Is
thorough believer in Inevitable destiny. He beeyes
Is his Inevitable destiny 10 know more than his neigh
bors, and 10 make them believe that he knoS much
than he does. He believes that the Ouse Owls
one the interesting birds In creatoo-hat Ia the
DARKER days OF the world the sublime science of FIJI.
buserism was not perry appreciated nor correctly
understood, and that Annexation Is an institution the
beauties of which the ramers of the Constitution
did not uDoentspd. The schoolmaster he admits Re
abroad but thinks he must keep abroad. and not give
bis scholars vacation Tor long time, If be means % hit
them for the teachings 9, the Lore SarhrOugh witch
he thinks more can be seen than through Lord ROssi
mammoth Telescope In word, he Is a mystery the
my steiious man 10 N. u. Delta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

T The rain has come in such abund-
snce a, will almost make up for the long delay. COM
mspced few minutes past noon, yesterday and con-
,nued W to loia H. certainly and promised TO keep
on all night, The psrched and thirsty earth 10 fully
refreshed, and win once assume the green livery
of summer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
,no,xrnrNT HY THE PREsIpENT-By

APPUINIMtNI III It'll ,l (,
and NTH me sdrtcs and consent Of re Snae-'osepn Il
Inser,ol of Penney ivspis TO be- Envoy ExIareinsry
a'd wn,.ter Plrnoten,iary Of the United States OF
Anne rcs at the Court Of the United Kingdom OF urea
Hr,rsn ard Ireland In the place of Abbott Lawrence
recalled at his own Request
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CATaARrNr

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CATHARiNE
FrnRY- Is the intention Of the pro 2etors of the
Cstharire Ferry make Improvements Immediately at
the ferry foot of Csharines BY rebuilding the ferry
houses on a large and improved scale. Applications
Will be made TO the Common Council al IL next meet
In TO build rev bukhead so that the ferry slip and
the FAB marke. can be located further out 10 Ia the In
teption Of the ferry owneu-one OF whom, ex' Mayor
Cyrus P Smith, devotes his attention TO Ito build the
new ferry house with rcnt Of 100 feet and depth OF
the sane distance and sofsr back that the bridge vii be
l4O /, IT from the line of the street -
IL wl be buit upon the most approved plan sno VIII
be able 10 accommodate vehicles wsirg for the boats
ithout obsruetiDs the streets The mes house on toe
Brooklyn side OF that Ferry has so far progressed tnst
ape.haif of r with bridge 10 put 70 use this week
When ,hs ferry has been supplied 9th new boats neN
houses and gulufions, accordingly, II wii CON
usre favorsoly With any other Ferry from New 10TH
The value of property both sdes OF the RIVER "a tne
vicinity Of tbs Ferry will be considerably enhanced ~
IN. IMPROVEMENT The Jackson feIry, nov o.ned oy
The proprietors of this Ferry, VII nez receive tnsr
attention, by way Of improvement
BsrrAL MorHER.-On Tuesday evening
9, no O'clock a woman Gas brought into mo Eleventh
V.rc Stsror House for crusny beating her own cnnd
md iurnlipe upon and chokingh IL Ia probable snas
he vould have destroy ed In M II abe hal Dot been In
9. rreptrd AZ arrested She vss IN sssss o. insonS1
a. the time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

Nslos arden One fsrce French ADD spsn.sn ps'
Rurton's Th-ster-Dsvd Copp-rbeld; Mischief nA.Ias
BArnuD'. N assum-- Whites serensdersi Dsncins as
Oiie Cottage. Hoeoken-Free Concert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

MEETINGS LAST NIsHT.-The very
welcome storm lac, night prevented the usual full at
tendance at the VIII g meetings In the upper wards
The Unionsts had fair gathering Of business nature,
., the Broadway House, and new members were en-.
rnlled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER At
4 J Dela,ours (fsrms-ly LyncA Cidrksl 2oh9 has ~
1854. GA NJ. Mon. r M. 70 20 III
Au, 10 ..70 rs "a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
FIFTEENTH WARD WIG MEETING

The Fiheepth Ward Scott and Graham Club held 9
meeting on Tues FAY evening at Constituuon Hall F. A.
copklip, Esq, presided AMER large accession 70 the
rO the transaction Of some bu'nesr speeches
listened to from chss. A. Dana. Esq, of TIE NibEns
and Mr.. Henry Z. Davies. Toe spirs Of enthusissm
manifest and apparent that the 6res OF the
campaign viii burn brightly. and the "Bsnesr Ftf-
teenth will be good for than her usual Whs ma
Joriiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

r A quarrel between Two mssons
named Biddle sad Brswey occurred yesterday on tho
top Of bidding In Gold-st, but fodipg the plat
foin rather dangerous place for hstcufs they Do.
ace n6ed and took q turn In the strest Biddle Vas
brought before Justice Truman Smith yesterday on Q
warrant but the Justice iscded that both were equally
10 blame, and consequently fosd them sl5 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

SupyRIoR CoURr-ln CiGmIrs-be-
s,-o 49, Due, n .bsa, c.rpns - Thomas Woods
lsa who had eul.t~d 10 the Navy wss brougat W on
hsbess corpus, soed our st sbs iossoee Of me
and b,, sischsrce asked for 90 toe erounn o. m'nyV
Proof belDg shown 10 that eject he "ss oiscDa'se~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

ARREST OF DIsORDERLIEs.- about
midnight Tuesday night, Officer Harbinson, OF the
Fourth Ward police arrested the keepers and Inmates
Of Two oisordsriy houses In Roosevelt ST., between
Oak ard Cherry. The places were cellars where
oiI hing dancing and prostitution were carried on The
principal of house held TO ball IN the sum Of
s3tO TO appear for trial at the Court Of Seasons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

r. The Supreme Court having APP
pointed Commissioners to estimate The value of toe
ground se cited for the Reservoir by the Cfotor
Aqutduct Department, IL viii tevolve upon the Com
non Council at its next session, to provide for thu
pay me nj Of the allie.