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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-06
THE AMERICAN CRYsTALPALAcE.

The Scientific American containsa descrin-
ton of the American CRYSTAL Palace now in
erection in New York The following is the
substance of this description.
The site of the edifre is in Reservoir
Square, about two miles from the CITY Hall
1t Will be octagOnal in its basement story. tho
galleries being in the form of a double cross
surrounded at the point of intersection bv
magnificent dome 100 feet in diameter i1e
feet high within, and l49 feet to the ton of
the lantern.
The distance from one extremity of tho
cross to Its opposite is 965 feet, inches cor
responding to the number of days in the wear
Each arm of the cross is, on The ground nlan
149 feet broad this is divided into q ceptr,i
nave and two aiSlcs, one on each side-tbo
nave II feet widc-each aisle 81 feet w;,,e
On each front is large semirircular Ean-licbt
Al feet wide and 81 high. The nave or row.
trail portion is 81 feet high and is of an arcb
Al feet in diameter. There are to be two
arched naves crossing one another at rioht
angles. The exterior width of the ridcewav
of the nave is II feet At each angle is an
octagonal tower. eight feet in diameter. and
IS feet high. Each aisle is covered with ,
gallery Of its own width 81 feet from the
floor. There will be entrances from the 10th
and AID streets. and from the sixth Avenue
each a. feet in width, the latter to be an.
preached by eight steps. Besides these there
will be private entrances.
The material is to be iron and glass. aftar
the manner of the London Palace. of 1851.
The number of columns on the basement will
be 100. and on each gallery 1872. hollow and
eight inches in diameter. The whole mum.
Der Of square feet it will contain will be 49,
600, or nearly four acres; $4,000 feet ofwhich
is in the galleries.
The castings are now in process and the
contracts have been made. to have the build
inc in readiness by the lst of Nav next 1t
will be the largest building in the United
States, and though it does not equal in size
or Importance the structure which was erect
ed last year in II vde Park, it will be an OBJ
.iect of great interest and an honor to those
engaged in the project of the Industrial Ex-
Farmer
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THE IL E ID o n | A n.

Mrs Nichols LEcrrEE.-A petition has
been presented to the Legislature from val
rious persons in Brattleboro, asking for wo-
men the right to vote in school-meetinSs-
Mrs Nichols. the talented elitre<s of the
Windham County Democrat, was allowed to
present the claims of the petitioners in the
REPRESENTATIVES, Hall. on Friday evening
last. She claimed that woman had been alien
ated from her true sphere, which was now too
tame, and denied that her sex was naturally
more dependent than the other. She claimed
for woman the right to represent her proper
ty and natural interests in her child, in over
seeing its educational interests. She spoke
from skeleton notes, for about an hour and a
half, to very large audience.-CHristian
lfos>euu,r
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LATEST NEWS.

We have not many further returns of the
general election. North Carolina and Ken
lucky are reported to have gone for Pierce,
while Tennessee and Delaware are said to be
doubtful. Louisiana has gone for Pierce
Report gives all the States to Pierce except
Massachusetts,, Vermont, Delaware and Ten
nessee. The two last are uncertain.
A despatch from Washington says: 1.-The
Wings here feel thoroughly beaten, but not
exasperated or dispirited, as after Henry
Claws Defeat"
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]Harrinsr5.

In Lyndon. Nov. .. by Rev. C. L. Tracy. Of thi.
town. George \. Bingham, Esq, of Littleton. y. II
and Miss Louisa Smith, of Lyndon
In franronia, Oct -, by Rev. Mr. McClenninr
Mr. Levi Is. Darling, of Providence. r. L. and Mis-,
Martha +. Colby, of Franconia.
In Montpelier, Nov. 3 by Rev Vim. H. Lord Hon
David NJ Camp. Of Derby. TO Miss Almira Howes
eldest daughter Of Hon. Joseph IIowe..
In Danville, Oct. %. by Rev. J, hn Dudley. Mr. :
5. Clement, of Boston, Mass, to Miss Susln II Kin.
of DIuyle
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Dwelling House for Sale

'H'liE subscriber having removed 10 Mortpelicr.
Il offers for sale the Dwelling House. recently DC
'upied bv him. located a. Padl"cks Nilia.r. -,
'ohn>hurv. The House and Barn and Shed and
ther "uhuldng> are MI in good repair: the Iiou--
so: good size and VERY convenient
ANY body in want Of pleasant residence cannot
TO better than TO secure this place.
credit given for a par, Of the purchase money
desired.
JOHN G. PADDOCK
Oct. 81. 1852
g For further particulars inquire Of Russell
hallett, at ST. Johnsburv. 7.5,t'
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of it. 1t is patented by Tallaferro, Cummings
& Bliss, near Maysville, Ky, and is used very
extensively in that MISUNDERSTANDING Ga
cette
Samuel Jewett, of St. Johnsbury, is the
AGENT for the sale of the above article in this
vicinity.
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WILLIAM SANDERSON'S ESTATE
= ATE az NtpMnNT

Caledonia District. -
IL PROBATE Court holden Al pauvillc within and
for >a'i district, on the 81 lay ii November \
II. 1852
BEL WILEY, administrator on the estate
at Villain >amirr>"m late ut \. .Tvl.n>bl!ry.
III said district. -cra>" presents h., 4 lmi,i>rt.i,,n
account T.: settlements Nhcrru1"n il i ord, red
that the 'anr Ice referred - The I'D ,av of Me-.
INST. N the Probate office i'll said pIrvillc. for
eNain'na'l" and allowance: and that MI concerned
he notified h"rc" hv The publication Of TIN, order
N N" 'a.rIo'iian. :. newspaper printed at ST
'"hn,'"rE' three weeks successfully IL soon H.
may ~. that they may appear. and "a; >ii ;,ur and
place.: they sc cause, "hirct thereto.
~ order Of court
A,'>' THERON How ARD. Judge
true copy Of record. I747w3
Attest, THERON HOW ,Eh Iudco
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of other slaves, in his family, until few
months since, when she married free negro
and escaped. Her owner heard of her arriv-
al here. and came down in search. Being
informed that she was secreted on board the
ship Flying cloud he applied for warrant,
by virtue of which she was arrested and brot
before Justice Shepheard, by whom, on salts
factory proof of title, she was remanded to the
custody of Mr. Smith, to be conveyed to the
state of Missouri.-.Sm Francisco Herald,
Sept %
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ey- The House of Representatives OF Rhode
Island has rejected, by vote of 40 to II, a
bill to repeal the Liquor law of the last ses-
sion.
O. The deaths at Charleston, S. c., from
yellow fever for the week ending o'clock,
Z. NJ, 3Oth ult., are stated to be fifty.
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Farm for Sale.

MY Amy Farm. in Bath, New Ilam;.-ilirr * Of
We t''r'' fnr -:ic. |; contains about ~
land. Tie Buildings c,l!>:>: in one House. IA"
SAc>. three lrge Barns. ;.ui Hog Hng>c; and =
Convenient To- the Wells River Depot or Mclu;"">.
or Lisbon and Bath Drpui> and j. a. gocd farm -
there i in GRAFTON County.
ALSO.
Ny A>h and Corey Farms. IL L,rnaI, ~,:hin /,
miles Of Lisbon Depot. The All farm contains
Yer 10" acres, and the Corey farm 80 acres: both
under good inprol cn-n;. and r>: land: .r,,si
House and Barn on each.
4 liberal; credit viii bc gwen for Il portion OF the
purchase money ii desired. Inquire "f Daniel Pat
fars"n. Bath, or the subscriber. AT s.. .lomshUry
Vermont. ISAAC WOODS.
October. H. 1852. ..5rf
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Election RETURNS.

L
Though We have not complete
turns We have enough toindicate that Scott
or 10000 plurality in the State.
y,w observation-disclosures plurality 10
oI29oo
N,l>r.-Plurality for Pierce 10000,
v,.,AcHusETTs.-The vote in all but
towns /, as follows:
Scott, 3",os2
Pierce, 1852
Hale 2s,I6
Webster, 1850
+, Boston the vote was Scott, 4472, Pierce,
% Hale. 1888, Webster, 1917. In Lowell
..o.. had 2030, Pierce, 1876, Hale. 6S2. In
U,-,,,ter Scott, 97S. Pierce, $50, Hale, 1917.
T. salem. Scott, 1881, Pierce, 5Jl, Hale, 33j'
I, Boston about 200O Webster men, in their
r,,joe,,. voted for Pierce, and others scatter
., OYER the State did the same. Nearl y 1000
,,.eL for Mr. Webster dead.
CoyxrCrIcrT-P Plurality for Pierce 3, 900
RHODE lsLASD-For Pierce by 800 plu
rallry
NV YoKk.-Pierce carries by plurality
~, rom 70 10 5000. In the city the vote is, for
Scott some over $4,000 for Pierce 27,000.-
=, Albany Scott has 1924, Pierce 4343 Buff
).!o yves 3iS majority for Pierce, Utica 1872
majority for Scott
NIcnIGA>.-In Detroit Pierce has 500 O.
yer Scott, and has carried the State.
NEW JrRsEY.-For Pierce by 900.
PrxxsYLvAHIA-C Claimed for Pierce by
10000. In Philadelphia city SCOTS MAORI
i, 3.j39-but in the county and city to-
rrther Pierce lead. SOFT , or 5000. Lam
caster county gives Scott $500 majority; city
Of Pittsburgh, 500 majority,
MAHYIASp.-For Pierce by large ma
ioriv In Baltimore the vote was for Scott
o.5si. for Pierce, 1866, for Hale 81.
DrLAwARE.-C lose-doubtfnl
OnIo.-For Pierce. In Hamilton County
he has 1000 plurality.
N,ss,1r,-For Pierce In St Iou;s his
majority !, 1000.
lSpIANA.-Gonc for Pierce.
IrIlNoI>.-I.argc majority for Pierce.
krNIUCKy.-ln Louisville Scott has 2,723,
Pierce 2,195.
WIaCoNslN.-Fcw rcturns-Statc proba-
lly for Pierce
ALAHAMA.-Moblle, rerce's majority
PA.
Under the head of --latest News" will be
found additional intelligence received Thurs
day night. The above statements OF return.
are mostly telegraphic reports, yet do no
probably vary greatly in their general aspec
from the truth.
,
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P" !" '' VIZ" lux
''o' '"'
5'' "'''" III '''"''"'
Wv P'''' "'. '"' meeting
"A' last h'l' 10Y inc eiectlhg Representative
!" 'o'S''S,1 10 eject " person 10 represent
'"'' '''''' II, INC congress OF the united
States. and also to vote for electors of a Pres
"'c"' o' '"e ohi'ed 'tateS few met at an
early hour at the place appointed, opened
'"f meeting ana soon adjourned to shoe
maker 'hop 10 receive the vote OF man
VINO was unable 10 90 TO the place where the
"'e''"a was no'ihed 10 De held After re-
'e'S'hg vote the presiding officer and town
',e'A returned 10 the aforesaid appointed
' ,, ''"'' '''''
-, ',''' "0' "",e" "o NIUE 'ee''iS vi
WIS.," u ''"Ae So''e '''4u'-
bol.~1 -. ,'p' '""' ,o"' '' >'''e one'"''
e'' '''' N's'''' '"'o''h'
'"' 'u'" " circumstance ever before
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

TUNl!E C"partner>hip heretofore existing between
'h- subscribers under In. name of Hnuall'on
Cushing. l. thu day by mutual consent dissolved,
II! persons indebted To sald Firm are requested 10
make payment 70 Silas Houch,on.
>Il A. HOCGHT0N
AlAH>"N ). CUSHING
;l:.n oct - ,r;--
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EAGLE HOTEL,
OANVlLLE.

fINIiE subscriber respectfully informs tie public,
4 that nv ha> rented the Hotel -cccnilv occupied
hv Robert Kelsey where he viii c happy" receive
his friend. and the travelling rr,m.uiiv generally.
NINA WAEHER. 1R.
naEVi!io. Arrls.l-s2 TIl.i
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Oct. ~.

At market 5000 beef cattle, 500 stores. 81 pairs
working oxen, es COWS and calves, 5000 sheep and
lambs. 800 Swine.
PIECES Beef Cattle-Extra SCI! Isl quality 6; I'd
quality. 3 Il 81; Sd do. 4alt.
Stores-i eatiins>-s4ait.
Two wears u.i-S7. 9al4.
Three wears oll-Sl7. -. 2ua?a
Working Oxen-S65, 20. 50. 81, GOA 100
Cow. and calves-sl7, 10, n, %. 90 d. SLABS.
Sheep and Lanbs-Sl:, ltali
SMnc-5 ,a1;c. Retail 1Isc.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKKT-No., 3.

At market os27 cattle-apout 300 beevcs, 'and 81
stores consisting Of working oxen cows and calves
| and and Years old.
PmcEs- Market-ENtra beef Soy: l>t qualit, s.;
"a quality ja5i 81 quality 4a4! ordinary ;a3!.
ifi'le> s. cwt. Tallow SAG. Pclts 75c.
Veal Calves none. CaIi>kn>. iGc peril
S;nrcs- Working Oxen-S6s, -, s., 96alol.
Cows and c;,i,c>.-sl6. L. 25a31 Two wears
cd = 5, al2. lcarling>-S4, 4!aG. Three Years Oh
-Sls, y, 2Ga4l
Sheep and lanb>-99S2 at market. Prices-Ex-
ira g. 4u6 By lot 81, l. L. J.. l.a2:.
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For CALIFORNIA-SOmet ten or dozen
men left Danville, Peacham and this town,
for California on Friday
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DRESS GOODS
FROM
NEW YORK.
Fashionable Dress Goods;

ItSG RECEIVED NJ :. .Irwrtf's New Store Sec
- oud door above the North Church. ST. ,Iohll>hu
" Plain an clltirr rlrN Srnrk II
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CAPS 4! CAPS 4!
Artificial Teeth.

Contributing rs the trr,h ~ To- the h,artv .nd
pleasing expression II -iic rou,l,c,iaIcr-.u correct
ruHuciati"r-aI.i by the function Of ln:>:ic:.-i"u
Which th-v assist IL l,rirm the h,.llh II lie
whole urcc.i2a,!"ii, II i not surprising 'I, their To-,
>h"u!! h. cur-i!,r, >cri"> .si;r.,l. aud that
ART should hr invoked :" replace such io-> iih ar-
ti'i substitutes. y" great indeed : the Liability -
the hUIiIn teeth I" decay, and much ucn'rci-,
the IL their prc>crvaI;nn that few rr>o
reach eve: adult a-e without losing or more ri
tr-e Invaluable "rali>. In; happily nr suffering
humanity. they can lie replaced iv AT icl..l
one. cl>a, resembling those planted in tho i;tu>
bv the hand oi nature. Ia hr readily mistaken for
such cNr ly ;Ar u-: C.lI... NJ ,!i.r:.t u vt>vr-
y"r>-
The utility ofartifcial teeth depends On their he
Inc property constructed AMI correctly applied! An
enlightened Judgment and practical skill therefore
are required by tIi-, VIII" practice ;li We'll IL the
other branches al the art Knowledge. OF III, anal
and physiology "i III, iluutli-t~ yrri.r- l,a:i-
logical conditions ami thrrai 'eutcal Indications i
essentially necessary I" rh GENITAL practitioner; and
important i c"rrrc; information I" him upon
these I".u'> II i even ni,rc that Ec should be
thoroughly skilled III the vlr."u- mechanical ma
III uiatl"'> that Icr;:li! 10 the Is,>hc>> Of ,hs>e
organs.
il!- success Dr-. kilb"urne have met ~ irh in The
Insertion OF whole >c-> on the principal Of AIMuS-
PllERiC PRESSURE has been ~ complete thai,
they feel confident &" giving cntir' satisfaction even
in the most difficult ca>r>-thc teeth retained
firmly III their places without clasps or springs that
they NIL resist the force, al ;ii:cc pounds without
being removed from the Jaw. The practicabilitv
Of whole sets t" teeth i II" longer n. experiment
experience iIa> proved Them be efficient >uh>,i-
utc al the natural organs for all purposes of speak
lug ami ma>tIcatlo'. bffcc-hittrcige \ Colby 4.
Block. y. Jon>burv. VI. 1s3tt
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CO\SI NP1tpS.

Though often hereditary, !. ari,ss none frequent
" from cat>c> which few medical writers have vet
noticed. The higher ci>sc- arc more stihicCt to il
than the lower who have 10 labor tOr their support
by exercising their arms. bv which Incan, tie VS.
ccra of the chest and all the organs of the stomach
are developed. These are the regions where all tho
vital organs seated The upper classes, on the
other hand, generally exercise their lower limbs,
which be done but 1T the sacrifice and OK.
pel>c of the upper cXtremtic, and chest. Alas :
consumption amd premature deaths but often
the results of their error.
WI>TAR'S BAL>AM OF WILD CHERRY, is the great
eIncdv for Coll>urton and the best medicine known
to man for Asthma of every stage Liver Complaints
bronchitis, Influenza, Coughs. Colds, Bleeding Of
the Lungs shortne>S of Breath. pains and weakness
IN the side, breast, &c. AMI all other diseases OF the
Pulmonary Organs.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times
We would advise our readers who are lahoring
under an affection OF the lungs. to make mieiiatr
trial Of this trul V excellent medicine. ih: MOST IN
tclIigent and respectable families Of DIR city have
adopted it ia."rite Ian.ilv medicine: and per
sons iiedisP">ei I" Consumption .ln have used it.
speak III the highest terms of it, efficacy.
None genuine unless signed |. Butts on the wrap
per. T9Tw2
AGExTs-I c. Bingham. John Bacon. ST. Inhas-
bury: ID. {. Eabrock, P;>>ump>ci Jali.cs Clark,
Barnet i'eHga COwius, ID. c@..tc
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER, IMPORTANT
T" DY>rErTI'>.-Dr.J j. ). IIuught"ns Pep>in. this
true Digestive Find ,ia,trc .uire prepared from
Eennet, or fourth stomach OF the Ok after direction.
OF Baron lIehiS the great rhyiuosica Chcmi$t.h by
J. 5. llouglton, VI. b., Philadelphia This is truly
wonderful remedy lul i.s;stll, dv,,e,isia
laundicc, liver complaint. Dor,.ti rationni debility,
curing after natures own acrt, the iiaStric Juice
Pamphlets. cont:.ng scientific Gy.l.,s al It's val
ne furnished by agent gratis. i,cp iutiuc among
the medical advertisements.
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Yearling Steer.

4 liAEllNG STEER c:ru,. into NV e.,c,,e;,r
on III" 9Th ia' OF >"itcIntcr !s> and tie owl.
CT i requested - nrovr properly. paw charges an
take me SER -"a!- q. ". SEVERANCE.
East 81. Joh,.>5ulv. Nov :. l>j2. 7.,7wa.
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I IBER ALTON

I Motto. is h.rehv riy.,, ,l,,.
\ have gwen To NV son. l.ucicn Williams. h.
time after this :.;". and that Shall hereafter claim
honr oi IN waves pay debts Of his contract
ing. UE\EN | vIIrI.M>
S;.Jo,lr.-hurv Nn, l. ~ .47,2.
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Porcelain Door Knobs.

CURTAIN PINS. FINGER PLATES. and varicr,
"a: U>Eft l. and o.NAMtNrA >rr,IMIN, q! AMEII
CAN CHINA. M"rti>c and I'm Locks Itirhr> and
Bolts. those building Will find il their Interest I,
purchase. SjEMEIT.
Oct ~ -,Jvs
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Farm for Sale.

TIIT Homestead Farm n; ;!lr la.. lcui>w .Ii#,rr
l Of y. l"hn>hury. : o.:,rcl i,,r>:,i, |; ,n,,r
Of II" acres Of rNrelcr: LAM. The buildings :r..
good. and whoever wishes :" purchase = GOOD fam
pleasantly lo,a,c.i viii imi ,h'> tu c The. or Thar
will rli' them. II lies We, Of Fairbanks Nlu,r.
an arta!y cash markc, car L. found Tor al ,!.r
{. farmer wish I" <..il.
\ liberal credit given Tor portion ,. rli,. rr,l-e
mons: il desired. In.uir-. ii
EI>S!lL HALlFIT.
81. Io!ll>tur, sept. - Is5" 7.I.f
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Rich Ribbons OF beautiful shades and cuurs
ALAPACAS. THIBET CLOTHS. &c.
THE LADIES are invited t" examine the New
! ort STYLES. The prices AEE WARRANTED I" GIVE
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| / s @,
Fur, Plush and cloth Cap; Kcssuth Eats,

BOOTS, FTR-LINED Ol'EESNOE.S,
TlfERELL-i>. and IN fact erpy;in.g Ia The
line of tientcne,r>' Apparel.
The above sock viii hc offered AT prices :" III
sure \ ready sale and viii he rcplrni,hcd Of ON
a. required. t" comprise the most complete -in. II
GENTS CLOTHING. ever offered III the o:Ait.
II Merchants supplied bv the Package at 70.
ton prices and III 7lit ii Sub>taIt;:i Clothing.
i'll superior st,le 81 ""rk s,a,Gi in'i'; IL cal!
before PURCHASING. ei>rw mere.
bUNs7 F6RGET TVt; PLiCE.
.rec,t opposite tie ra>>lm,,~ic fIcn>- Ea'lr"ai
Street. w. II. PEfTES.
~ .k,hl,>flrv. oct IL. So 7@i.I
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GRANITE.
Public Auction.
WILL he sold at NJ. J"Eln>bI,rv Center. " n,
w the 18th day Of December, 1852. the folIowiur
l Double Carding Machine,

One single Machine. ho.h III good rcptir. AMI on.
Picker, one 81 Daniels >hclrilrg Nacl;rye. = c.r,,
'nv; one of Fow Ter, do knlppcr. Press Papcr,
Screw and Plate, Copper krtt., about new; = It
Of Dive stuff, AM oLcr m;ic,,, Too uu.nerou, I.
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Jackets. Frorks, U,rraIIs. &c &c.
Furnishing Goods;

consisting Of White and Fancy Sl-t> >;,rh> d, =.
ya,>, rockr' II,!h't-. Linen Collins 3-st2-,
Hns!erv. Brace Ac. *.
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RICH IRESS GOODS:

GlNGniN>. rEiN :. p,IAlA>. th>HNI RS
PnPllN>. IHIEETS. .IIAE'AS. SIX
SIial'Eu 10. WEtI 'GH ~. EELNEls.
CEEllILE> LI>I@E. EuNNET>.
>HAWI> ElEBnN>. &. &c.
IoS",her with -;"i assortment Il Broa cloths.
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Auction to commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.

klMRiLL X >ToIntIUN.
-. I'hn>l'arv Center. VI. Nov. l. 1872 79.yy3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30
TUESDAY, June 2g-P. n.

The sales Of Bonds were not extensive
today bu. the quotations strong Holders Of Gov.
erument ani state Socks and Grstcass Railroad Bon g.
are not pressing them The market AZ present rates
The great suoyaney sa1 activity Of the ancie5 noticed
yesterday, continued so-cay via Increased intensity
There seems % - 10 stomach among the bears 10
throw Themselves tho way ~ The RESTLESS inward
movement Of ths mirzet The fsyofi,e Stocks are
Reading and Erie. Of the former about 1900 shares
were sold, the MARKET touching s9A but closing at
5yl2-sn advance a p cent 'ince yesterday. or
the sales 800 shares done a. the Second ard
including 1900 shares at - buyer 20 days. OF Erie,
1900 shares sold W 10 9oi. The market cosed at 90
an advance II y 2 cent stonlngtOn wa also IN de-
niand snd buoysn,, selling at 57 5Tlt al Improve
men, q Y cent TIE smicabls anapg cement Of the
freight question and the prospective advantage, Of the
connection with the New Haven and New London Road,
have largely increased confidence 10 stonlngon Nor.
wich advanced L y cent Canton sold At 81, which IL
y cent better Zinc ia firm - 1875. Nicaragua went
10 33i- Harlem 1874 The movement ia ~ A. Trust
continues, aud Il sold at u at the Second Board an In
prOvemeEs of3 y cent since yesterday. Hudson River
10 yery strong and advanced % 20 The stree. l. quite
short Of this stock snd the increasing business Of the
month encourages the friends OF the Road 10 susln H.
Long Island has an upward tendency. IN The lovest-
ment shGres the market firm and the defr md good
-hjaa Csotih went to lllls Nsi'yan soel4e. a
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ENCOURAGEMENT OF RowDYIsM.-The

ENCOURAGEMENT OF RowDYIsM.-The
returns inside TO the Chief of Police show the following
shameful exhibition of Aldeymsnc interference with
Justice during the srss tour months of the year. Whist
wonder that Rowdysm hourishes aud rides rouehsaod
over law and order, when the sworn guardians OF
morality and peace rush to the satiOnhou'es to dis
charge whoever Of their friends may have been ar
rested The term dsorderly conduct" was invented
expressly TO cover decatey as possible, the real
eutrases Of slung.sho, aud club rufians Aldermen
Barr of the Sixth and Bard Of the Fourteenth Doth
Intensely Loco Foco Wards,) seems to have had the
greatest number Of clients. We do not mean to say
ihst there are not honest persons arrested and
thus discharged, but they not by any means In the
majority
cAayges Of Prisoners BY Aldermen and Police Captains
jOT the .Grst JoHy HDntts u The present year.
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DIED,

A. schsaec lady n ssh inst, No KATHARINE r. villa
~ Rev " M J. Il. Taylor. and daughter
ErI OF New Brunswick, \. j aged ~ years
heailg-- srd friend. nvtsd attend the
bouse Of her ale. Wed ed,y jlh ils NJ clock p
On Teday june g. ELIZABETH r. only daughter Thsmas
AID Ann ? Coombs, ssed years, n months , days
Is relatives and nents oi The family respectfully requs.sl
attend her funeral th' afternoon resence her ihs
hgftr Of Ade PHI Ea-t Bfookhn. a, ocpk
on Tuesday, June o. Ma, JOHANNA CECILIA GEARY aged
,iyesr-.
The fends Of her father, John Geary aud uncle Daniel
Ges. and those Ut the family respectfully invited - attend hes
nefs this afternoon a. ocock the residence hsr .ter
sfL - and i'h ay., Upper Reser,or)