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QOAKD REDUCED at the PRIV Al &
kgMAESIoN AovsE, Ne. 81 GEssaEiea-ss ., a
BEET Gentlsren with single beds and Iishf All ioo-s
g. - week day bcalssrs s. week; srszssHt, - csn
day Baths rrsfn. <As in
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CORPORATION NorICE.-pRopo.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PROPO-
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LoEs 80 renewed foT ufai>h ~ me Cof?s.anon
Of he Cltv N.N Y.fk wa 60 .tllOas OF WINTER
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10 Nstice-Ship SIDDONS, for LiverDoOl.-Shippers
by the vessel eQue,ed 10 Clear their Goods at
the Cu.tom House without delay aod send heir Bills Of
/ adm for ngns'us 90 the office Of SPOFFORD, TILES
TON co, No 48 South 81. l293t
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THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
Jyefi0i T0iNs3,

~ Doremus A. Nixon have removed foS the present
,.k.s NJ and n Wlnaaa A., Washington stores.
40 IaztW s4;sW
r.y Nance 10 Passengers from Panama 10
csitfoyoia.---Tbe PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
cor PAHf feel called upon to give paoAc noce 'ha'
,cs cts will be recognized Their agent at Panama when
az. not signed by an officer OF this Company. and That
tickets hus signed can be obtained only at their Agency
No. III West s. or Of C. L. BARTLETT. Esq, Boston
or of Mesus ARMSTRONG, HARRIS & co, New
orleans BY order: wM II. DAvIDGE, Sec'y.
MN York Jan %. lB52 ~ u
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Two TAN PAYERS. Notice is hereby
given to lessees ~ proosr,y UPON .AeA tao
tax Of lto remaGs nnpNd tha the list Of unpaid r.ros
foe year $50 IS IA eonTse ~ pfeparaten. aaA will ad
yerlsed about fsi Fe6feav. ~
the same AL persons interested thsren requested
male mined meet to ths Receiver OF TSres aa.l
thereby ave the ADDITIONAL Of afysrtnar =
rnauco Department Controller Ofiee New York. ia,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public ne

tce hereby given that petition has beea pefsi =
ed Ia the 81 ard of Aldermen. 10, SEWER IN HDUS-
TON ST from Blu befry-st 20 hOrfblhss. All persof
interested having obisetons te.Ieto, requested -
present the writing. statLs their ertsns oi ME
est - the Contract CLERK al this Office bsfO<s jan
may a. 1852 -CTOt0n Aqufduct Depsr ment, Jaalny 10,
I852 us ltI NICHOLAS DEAN, Presssns,
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ITHE AZTECs, corner of Broadway

ard Leonard ss These Curious Little People from
Central America. scarce two feet ght both
only ~ pouIdsone 10 or H. the Oiher perhaps ~ years Of
sge-ksretOfope deemed fsbalons OF ex,uctunseen nv
civilized nations and un,qualled living cunosi,ies Of
pigmy FORM aud cIarac'er be seen at the
Society Library from II to AID from ~ o'clock svery
day. Tickets % cts. Children Ia pnce. IZ9 I'm
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CORPORATfON NOTICE.-Pl JIG

" ftice s hereby given that petition has bee 3yessn-
ed IN the Board Of Aldermen Ior SEWER IN u .dCEn-
having Objections thereto are requested 10 sas 10
same in wiring, stating their extent Of inter 70 20
Contract G. AZ this Office or before } AZ ~
IS5e CIotoa Aqusduct Department, JsauaJ Il %
~ ter NICHOI AS DEAN, Prsdert
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4 5 Cook, Washer and lroner, and as
"a Chamber maid and Waiter. Nurse and Seam
stress by Two very mulato Girls BOD references
glYan lnQulle OF Z. MACON. No. $50 BIoadNay. IL
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UOARD-In private family, living op-
AZ osts S.. Johns park large sne handsome fro1i
Poou second story, veil furnished offered b0afd
one or tNssnge geutlemen pIesuet Address Boz az
Lower Post Ofhce. l9J3'
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~ NOtice-Ship ROSCfUS, fom Liverpool ton
~ Tho above are requested TO send Their per
mns board at pier foot Dey-s, n, Immediately
All goods permitted by tho 3lst inst will be sent 10 the
Paonc StOe. lJl9 80 sPOFFORD, TILESTON s co.
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mant employment.

4 S Cook, and to do Washing and Iron
ing by respectable young Woman. Has Lived three
years her lat place Beat Of city references Apply az
No ~ Hubert 81. 80 tt
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FURNISHED ROOMS to LET-The
u Rooms ale pleasant: ANAL pEivate family IA me
house; ToEI Iso1eIsts Appfy Al No. "a WEBSTER -.
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ROARDlNG.-A large front parlor on
the second aoor IL ss. with Board. with ATTY nd
CRATE attached. In private family, aaa very pleasant
keighbnhcoc-k9 49, Oh av. Terms reasonable ~ 81
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BOARD in SPANISH FAMILY =
~ Wanted by N American Gentleman, who wishes 20
learn the language Address NJ NJ No. as Cnrystle-
st The best references gwen. jl6 i0g'
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ROARD-At moderate terms, with pleas
- az. rooms, corner Of Broadway aHd 2sth. 81 The
house No. ~ 2Sth-s; Is supplied with warn, cold and
shower baths and other modern Improvements Broadway
and 49th pass The house almost every
jz7 81
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I'D GARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN

Ne One or two Gentlemen and their Wives. and few
single Gentlemen obtain choice paror chambers and
superior accommodations a house pleasantly located,
and convenient the south Ferry. Select society and
Guel and attractive home tho ecs sought the
Der seQGestly limited Inquire at No l32 Clinton
SECOND door below AInity st. Reference given and
CURED j29 6ts
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New. York Jan. 20, 1889. JT Il
n, Van Gaasbeek's South American and
CaItforpian Express aed IHfH NUS IkANSPOt-
.,,nels on the Chagres kverTbe proprietor OF tols
IYnrss Oiefls his faCi Ies 20 the pnOlc iOf tno
,r.,dy tIarsni,sn Of Freight Packages, PaIces Oje
INST specie and every dssoufton OF hecnanose 20 ana
mi ed states SOath America California ana the
sspdwleh Islands would respectfully s'ae. that having
been engaged personally fOf the psst Two years IN me
Tyansnoftaon aud S6ppns business on the ls h,nus o.
PENANG ard for sometime connected WIZ me mouse OF
Corvihe Bro & Co, Of Panama, ne does not Ohsf nH
ss,v,e,, IA q gree hand to California shippers.
Hsvbs obtained the exclusive privilege from msssrs
Gleason RUssell Co, to run tas Express IN the RIVER
usspeT the proprietor is thereby ENABLED TO ace ms
Ir,fs Panama AZ least Two days IN alVaLce OF
an, other Express and guarantees % ms patrons that
there shall deteAiOn Cf TINS EApIess Del"een wv
Yori add Ca Ifornia IL, e ..
IN. Yopn,tor respectfully sOcis shsro of yonr p1,
ss,ur ny YOU that TRIAL Will convince you mai
Ans Express is conducted upon the principles OF security,
eItsdlilon and promptness
4 b. VAN GAASBECK,
No. Is CouTtlaadt st.. New York.
AGENTS
M,s,s GLEASON RUSSELL s. co, Cbagros
I w NeCOBB C,OrgOna ard Cruces
Msssrs CORUINE, BRO Il CO. Panama.
N.urs BURGESS, GILBERT STILL. San Francisco
REFERENCES Hatch Il Yale. No Is Cedar St, MeN-
YoIk Briggs q ID Juglas', No. Ia Broadway, Nev-fork
j28 6.MWSF
~ Continuation of the Good Time. The AL
IkGHANiANS. r. T 8AkNUN and JOHN HAW-
KIks at the grea' MASS TEMP FRANCE MEETING,
On SATURDAY EVENING. Jan 81 at n o. clock IN tue
sIa collection expected Doors open a, O'Clock.
ISAAC OLIVER.
$50 2t' W. W. STRICKLAND.
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p0ARD.-A gentleman and his wife, OF
Al few single gentlemen can obtzR good board AID
comfortable well furnished apartments applying st No
y sofsyh a. UnsIceptOnsbls references 23 La
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THEO. EIsFELD'S CLASSICAL

u QUARTET SOIHEE-the Third Of the sscoac
ssaton-sli take place at the APOLLO ROOMS, No StV
BroAdway, on sATUkDAY. Jan 81. 1852 Performer
Mn HENRY G, WATSON. Vocalist; Mr.. RICHARD
EOFEMANN. Pianist SpssrS NOLI REYER, EICH-
HORN. and THEO. EiSFELD. See email bills i2S H'
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NOR SALE The stock cf Books, Sta
"a HTdssTrv 9nd hs the ,nerSsj Isass o r ye,s
OF the store and dwelling Terms cash Apply TO ROBERT
MCCOY, Assignee, on The premises from ~ to u O'Clock
A. ID. j2e lw'
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~ Emigrant Intelligence Onice and Labor
Exchange, NUs. % aN0 ~ Canal-Jt., New lOTArnis
OF &c 10 established by the Commissioners of Emigration,
whore always be found numbers OF Laborsrs and
servants al very low rites Of AMI persons have
TIER orders nltd BY wiring 20 the Superintendent aud
sending the amount Necessary 70 the passage OF ihs
partss required. Ne fees charged 10 employers
py2 MWSFu JAS. y. PAGAN, superintendent
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manfeA.

HOUSE.-Wanted, House suitable iGr
the accommodation Of respectable ooarders OF 'o
;r,eTest in e estab ed Boarding House VIII De p1i
chased The oca ity must he below PTnce-s'' Aosio'
with real Signature, Il, NJ. D., Tribune Once.
i30 3tMWGFs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
JOHN VAN BUREN AND GENERAL PIERCE

JOHN VAN BUREN AND GENERAL PIERcE.-
In speech delivered at Cleveland in ls4s,
Mr.. John Van Buren, gave the annexed vol.
untary pledge to the Free Democracy Of
Ohio:
II am, however, the unmitigated enemy of
slavery, and would have it abolished without
delay. l say, therefore, for myself-and !
wish to be understood rs speaking for myself
alone-that, let what will come, shall, under
no necessity whatever, support man who
does not believe slavery to be an unmixcd
curse, and who will not, by virtue of his Of:
flee, use all constitutional power to abolish it.
With such declarations from so prominent
supporter of General Pierce as Mr.. John
Van Buren,, how can any man of sense de-
cline to vote for Gen. Scott on the ground
that he is supported by Mr.. Seward!-Wash.
ington Republic.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

INTERFERENCE IN AMERICAN AFFAIRS
The London Daily News of the 18th ultilno,
says:
"Another case in which the joint Inference
of the two leading European powers will
pre- bably be soon exercised, is that of Meyi-
co, and very great benefits are to be expected,
both commercially and politically, should the
contemplated interposition be attended with
u satisfactory result. In the Daily News Of
the 4th inst, we mentioned that the govern
ment of Louis Napoleon had it in contem-
plation to propose to tho governments of
England and the United States a plan for
bringing about firm and solid government
in Mexico, with view to raising that natur-
ally magnificent country from the state Of
prOstratiOn to which it has been reduced by
long continued nlal-administration We hear
that it is further proposed to invite Spain,
Belgium and Holland to take part in the
measures that may be deemed necessary; so
that, in fact the project has the appearance Of
a general Congress Of the chief commercial
nations of the civilized world for the discus
sion of Mexican affairs"
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In attempting any great enterprise, few
things are more important than to commence
vigorously at the outset. The first blow dc.
termnes all the rest. Did you ever knock at
the door of house, reader, and give feeble
rap the first time, without finding it impOssi-
Bile to get up respectable knock afterwards!
So in moral enterprises; it is the first step that
counts. If you have anything important to
do, don't palter or dilly-daly, but strike right
ut the heart Of it. 1t is not enough to hit the
target within the ring; we should plant our
ball in the very bulls eye. If our battery be
feeble, or our guns lie too far of, or no picked
men be found to enter breach, we may us
well point our shot into the air, as aim at re-
ducing fastncss. A few paifuls of water
may qucnch bonfire, with no piles of fuel
near to nourish the flame; but it only crackles
the more fiercely if it has already eaten into
wide fOrest-grOwth.
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A CoNJUGAL LDrrERENcE.-Afs fisherman on
the banks Of the Rhine had been tormentcd
by his pretty wife to 60 to the grand tete at
Strasburg, but he objected on account of tho
expense. Violent quarrels, and even blows,
were the consequence, and discord reigncd 30
much between them, that it was declared they
should 60 to notary and be formally sepa-
rated. They did so, and the notary, niter
vainly exerting his eloqucncc to pacify tho
couple, promised to draw out the necessary
documents. The parties then left; but on
the return home storm arose, and their boat
foundercd. The husband reached the shore
by swimming, but the moment he landed no
turned round, and saw his wife struggling
with the current All their quarrcls were in
moment forgotten, and he sprang into tho
river and saved her. On the following day
they went together to the Jete.-Asserbles
Nati0uale,
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NEWSPAPER EDlToRs.-Dr. Johnson says
81 know no classes of the community from
whom so much disinterested bcnevolencc and
thankless labor are expected as from editors
of newspapers. They are expected to feel
for every one but themsclvcs-to correct
public abuses, and private ones also, without
giving offencc-to sustain the difficulties OF
others without regard to their own = to con-
denim improper measures of every one and
no one at the same time. They are expect
cd to note, everything that is important or
extraordinary of mems opinions, their notices
must be calculated to please every one, and
,t the same time offend no one"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
LIVE WHIGS IN COUNCIL!!

Yesterday was proud day for the Wings
of Louisville. Despite the forebodngs Of
some Croakers, and the confident predictions
Of the Democracy, it was gathering which,
for number, and enthusiasm, cast far in the
shade any political meeting held in Kentucky
even during the exciting campaigns Of 40, IA
and 48. The people were out in their majcs-
ty and in their strength, and it does our very
heart good to be able to send to the Wings
of the nation greeting, that the Wings of glo-
rious Old Kentucky have entered into the
contest in earnest and that all is well here
They have put on their armOr, and they will
send out a report in November next, that will
make the Wing heart of the nation leap with
joy. The old Wing fires are burning bright
ly rs ever, and the demonstration Of yester-
day and last night proved conclusively to all
doubling minds, that the Hunters of Ken
lucky will roll up for the PATRIOT CHIEF.
TAIN, one of their old fashioned rousing
Wing majoritics.
The Journal says:
It is impossible to estimate correctly the
number present. It was such n crowd rs is
usually estimated at from $4,000 to 25,OOO,
and we have heard it reckOncd ut various
numbers between these figures. We could
get no position from which all its limits could
be seen at once, but we can safely say it was
the largest meeting of any description which
we ever witnessed west of the Allegheny
mountains, and we saw all the political meet
ings held here in 40, "A, and '48.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

THE ScOTT FEELING IN KENTUcKY.-The
following is specimen of the letters that we
arc receiving daily from all parts of Kentucky.
We wish we could find room for the whole
Of them, but of course it is impossible:
TO The Editors Of the Louisville Journal:
CLARK Co., Aug. "a, 1852.
Gentlemen: lean inform you, and you may
rely upon the information, that Gen. Scott
will carry the full Wing vote of this region,
and get goodly number of Democrats.
know some Democrats in this county that
never have voted for Wing who now say,
If it is the last act of their lives, they will
vote for Gen. Scott, who is known to every
one, even to the children. On last Monday,
our county court day, was present when q
debate took place between two Democrats on
the street. One said to the other: "Every
SI en s?'"st epy nr%'f' cf the T oGs
was, 81 differ with you; have been Demo-
crat in every emergency, even to voting for
Polk against the great Clay. That was a
bitter dose to take, yet swallowed it down,
but the dose now presented to my lips can
not nor will not take. I'll faint first" The
Democrats pretend to think they will carry
Kentucky. If they do they will have to get
their votes in some other region of Kentucky
than this. Old Clark will be big counter
for the old hero in this fight, so will Fayettc,
Bourbon, Woodford, and the most of the ad-
joining counties. If we can get the Wing
fire in full blaze, there is no telling how large
Scott's majority will be. 1t will surpass Tay.
lOr's and may reach HarrisOn's.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

Cows on THE TEAcx.-The Winnsboro'
Register gives us the following account Of
the way they keep cows off the track, on one
of Our rail roads:
"Mr. F. G. Fowler, one of the conductors
upon the Charlotte Rail Road, has adopted
plan for driving cattle "fF the trnck which wa
adopted by conductors on the various roads,
generally. It is to station man with gun,
well charged with small shot, on the front of
the engine, who when the cars approach cat.
tic on the track, is to shoot them In the flank
or rump, which will not injure them, but
serves more efectually than any thing else
that has yet been tried to keep them at dis.
lance afterwards.
1--WE understand from Mr.. Fowler. that
cattle which have already been stung in that
way invariably make tracks on the approach
of car, as they seem to dislike being shot nt.
"The advantage in this arrangement is OBJ
vious- the engineer is not compelled every
mile or two to stop his engine in order to
drive off stock.
"Judging by what We have heard from
several sources we recommend the adoption
Of the Fowler plan."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24

LAND WARRAxrs.-Ar rumor has obtained
circulation in Wall-street New York, that a
large amount of l6o acre Warrants have been
issued, where the parties were really entitled
to but 80 acres; and it is stated that the De-
partmeut at Washington is now sending 80
acre Warrants to the same persons, and calling
for the return Of the l60 acre Warrants i'm
properly issued. Previous to this rumor
Warrants were heavy and declining. and this
h.s had the effect to depress them still more.
They are selling now from 3l46 to lSo fos
leo seres; psgts in proportion.