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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
The Whale Fishery.

From the New Bedford WhalemeG's Shipping List, Jan
We present to our numerous patrons this
morning cur annual review Of the Whale fishery for
the pas. year.
Tie amount 81 tonnage employed in the trade has
tCen considerably mere tsed during the last year IL
spite Of numerous losses in the Arctic seas The
number OF vessels employed in the service at pre-
sent is as follows, VIZ 5je SHIPS and baIkS, -
b1irS and IS schoOneTS being Rn increase over last
wear Of fftv.Sx ships, three bTigs and eight SchOo
neIS. This number is large, but II stll falls below
that % slG when there we've tle ships 30 brgs, and
80 >choCnerS in the trade
The intelgonce hcin the Arctic feet IN 1851, has
teen Of disastrous character for IN addition 70
ytlv considerable loss of shipping, the average
cate hires have been smaller than IN any previous
wear. This will seriously affect the importstions of
whale oil In 1852 ana from the best estimate which
We can row make, the amount during the PEeseat
wear VIII hardly exceed 100000 bbls.. and may tal
considerably below that figure. In addition to this,
the accounts from The sperm whale fishery are not
encouraging, and there Is probable prospect that
imloItS'ions during the year 10 come, Will not eN-
coed O5 90 bills
The general conclusion to which we come, is, tina,
tie business has been pushed by the enterprise OF
cur meIchaIiS to nearly, n not quite, ITS utmost
limits unless new grounds are dlScoTeIed, whlcn
Goes not AT present seam probable SILL the pros
pect CT ;ar remuneration and return 10 thoss ROW
6Leaeed in IT, Is good though the policy OF extended
investments would be very doubtful.
] be American ships before mentioned lost ID the
North Pacific, were all vessels Of the first class
fitted n the most substantial manner, and probably
sailed al an aggregate COS. OF $4,000 The losses
are attributed 10 the llccrrectness Of the charts OF
the Northern Seas, unknown currents, ice, and an
unusual prevalence OF severe gales ani ioggy
weather through the summer OF 1851. We are happy
10 learn that our Government, In consequence OF
these disasters, have IN contemplation 20 send one
or more national vessels into those seas TO explore
ard marx more correctly the sof.tiOn Of the reels
and hsadaaHds upon which thesevesselS have been
STRANDED, ard 10 render aid 10 such as require 1t.
STATEMENT Of the Stocks OF Sperm and Whale Oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

tevRr or APPTALS, JAN. 6.-Ihis Court
ISaalaenced It's January session al the Capitol IN
A1VAr! City NJ 10 O'Clock. Al the judges present,
shei 3dse-chAtes Il nqgsies
seases--t Cdis%p GarUtuer FresvNrr O. ye,ve.t A<x-
Soet ,. JeRf soc, John " Edr,cnJs Naip1ee Wa.,on
rslso 6.d< llt1r3 MsNss
hoaons beng iiTss IN oscer, 8 p,o,.nn VS. made
y MI Willard Gratis - dismiss the auosai m Tia
case 0, Gratis AT Ives & Ives kIr. Samuel
essfssley MAS heard ia opoos,t On. Motion denied
With cesis
Toe calenSAr containing 2ai cases, was taken W.
NO 6tidlty, respondent, az, Dagser. ad a.. Sc
sppell@ht VAS brought on % argument Nj. u H.
nAish, couLsel for sp2tlaat, AID Mr. HLi Jr
'o,Issponoeas. The SqpcGl w. dismissed On tac
openIte srgrxHn,
70 White, re srortta'. cgt. tOAtswor'h, ~, i
S "a Argued. Geo " Clinton l0f appellant, Eli
NsoA iot retroIctnt
No w. 8 The Cg,S oi OsNcgc. appellants, arf Tao
nsstso CStSi Cempaly, respondents. C'.le~ and
St'eo suui fnday. trs sth sas,.
500 SShueson, appellant, AZ Nl1"-iA ~
hist "''" ''s''''" "'''''
10 Hunt al o,hegs respondents. aet May.
~, PYeAht tatlcl, AMI setlaG allowed, IL
4 M service uo'iCs a'cd toiaorlo" llo.nns'
", ,nll, u. CeuDsl
NO 3. htutL car. &c. oet. Seara1n eal Ola
Ia, y SyoAcents. Argued. y HI j.. .of appel
sre',, =. noel. il sior respondents Ia, IS lie
-s0"eet Of 'ins ausc
,.srAeRERS.-l cap driver, named Morse,
ss;s s'o apos'er otho Aubu,u House, AuCasa "a.
"'Si' en Tuesday Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

Beugal, George and MAR. Iniia. aernmIck. Nep-
tune Paenlx Tenedos. OF Ne S-LantJn. CtrtFtn,
nj Pnl River, Hooeiey, Luminny, Of Wauer !.
Ocean Of Pluyi'enco. Asronaui. o. Sysic New
buTTro!t, Pruzeni, o. S0ninsion Jehsr-oa' o. sag
hhIbGI.
New Bedford Oil Msrket-..---.-Jaa 5
sPTRx-1he market is without chssge, Win
email demand We notice sales OF two or three
small parcels amounting to 100 0os al 81 6Usl y,
scco, Ding to quality and IS ools at 81 2S 10! OF
J0bb,s head-Iatte sold a. 81 81.
WHALE-There Is little dong IN whale, and we
have only t. report Gales OF 100 oOls handsome Al
" cts, snd 500 bis co private terms, bat under
stood 10 be below this figure.
WHALxBoNE is quiet, and We have no sales %
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SUPREME Court OF TIE UNITED STATS

SUPREME Court OF TIE UNITED STATS.
-Woyl5 gfoH, TaSsfay, Jan. 6, lsS2-ko 80 WI
han l. Piece aud al appellants, rs. Henry fltt
hush aut al.-1he argument OF this cause VS. on
fru,f ly Mr Seward for the appellees, AID con-
cluted bs Mr.. Matthews for tIe appellants TO
So AteiS SteAamp's administrator, appellant, IS
Neil McCoWirs adminlsirato, and sl.-Ine HBu'
IceIt OF this Cause was conilnued oY Mr. Ro'
foI the appelleos Adjourned
DuD-At Chitten;r 90. Hon J. q. Stow
- aocr Trfge S,trrosate. Senator and Attorney
Cerersl OF Florida under Gea- Jackson lie was
IN hls Goth years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
MONTH PACIFIC FISHERY

~ i,S' ne North Pac fc aeet consisted Of li6
SIPS ~ winch were wrecked OF the remaining
is SHIPS lVS have arrived IL at the Islands with an
ayeFege catch Of oil hols. the season.
TIC iCio"lrs kmps remain 10 be- heard from
Brighton, CANON Packet, Falcon, George, Harvest
Hl.sfl "a, Jesrnfne, Louisa, Minerva MuTea, Mt.
don't, Washington. OF ew-BodfoSd Fayor..e Of
FaIhasen Dan Webster, LeKins soa, Of n auiucket,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09


An Act ephtled IAN Act 10 graduate lands on
which money is due and unpaid 70 the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania" passed the 10th day OF
April A ID. 1885, expired by its own Limitation, on
the l0h day OF December last Its reenactment
would secure to many the advantages OF its provi-
Sons, who, from pecunlary inability, or other
causes have been unable 10 avail themselves OF lis
provisionS.
II will devoIve upon the present Assembly to make
an appOrtionment of the state, for the election oil
Members Of the House Of Representatives of the
nntd States. feel confident the greatest care
will be observed, to give 10 every portion OF the
ommon wealth its Just claims, and TO make the ar
fsngemen. Of the Congressional Districts strictly
cORformsble to those considerations Of population
and locality which should apply 10 them.
And now. gentlemen of tho General Assembly, as
this is the last occasion upOa which shall formally
by message, address You, Reg to present to YOU at
parting, assurances of my highest esteem and re-
GARD WV +. JOHNSTON.
Erecbtuc CHAMBER
HsniSbuTe. January 5, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09


C.RpyISG WEAPONS. The frequency Of
urproyoked attacks upon pcaceable citizens, by The
lavIess yagaboLds who, singly and IN bands, have
becometbe terror and the disgrace Of the City, AMI
who carr on their ylltnes entirely unmolested by
the Police. have forced many gentlemen who have
occasion to be abroad al night, TO ann themselves,
in coprayention Of the act to prohibit the carrying
q concealed weapons ard at this moment there
arc scores q revolvers and bowie knives ready for
cases of emergency where they would be Least sus-
,oc,ed Vhateyer statutes there may be foroldding
his ac, thew canno. a5rogste the primary Ian Of
seIfpre,ec,ion. and so loag as the Police force OF
the Ctv is unable or xling to suppress this dan
eerous sr,it OF rowdysm citizens VIII take efficient
measures for tue protection Of their lse-they VII
c.r,v deadly weapons, sy and use them toe, II at
tackled. In ruch 4 manner as vii stoH the agrees
so1s that however they may defy the Lax or slip
though the fngers Of the authorities. the people
themselves are fully determined that summary and
rsarfrl punishment shall be meted ont TO them The
young men and boys who compose the various bands
81 " Short Boys" and kindred associations, and who
delight in abusing and insulting peaceab.e citizens
would do well to remember that they are liable az
any moment to pay with ther lives for such acts OF
wantcn plovocaron This warning may be laughed
az but i; Is 10 action.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMiGRATios. I'VE
notice tha. Gov Hun, has appointed Er-Ald
J.uEs KELLY in place Of John T. DeVeiA, ana
HENRY W. Hicks IN place Of Abraham X Law
TCLce
RECOVERY OF CORONER GEEa-lt Is sald
that Dr. Geer has sufficiently recovered frsm MS
late severe illness to resume his sffciai duties =
Coroner
PRESENTATION. The officers Of the
steamship Marion presented their commander Cap
N. Berry. with handsome silver iFumpe' on me
lsi inst. while il the port Of Charleston
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Jan '-By \
!. Bleecker.
horse ard lot No 2cs sorihs. story IRE pr0'i -, -,
rsfe, lDi 2tr72.6
house and lot Hall 81 ace ana 81 y '|' ,ss
frame house, lot q AZ.
hruse AID lot No. l76 East 25,h a. s'"s7 "iN as
house. lot LsI96 "a
house AID lot on siih ;: !o' ~ w
~ tGry acd attic brick h0use, with tefee stor.
roon attached. a story house IN rear WIN 10 os5
s5t9i snd ard l6I25 al aehed I1s
On 5stl St between s. ard 9th ave- sJtl0I D.. 20
lst So l0lEIIs, same axe ---------
b, 4driga NnIeT a.A
p, Of ground south side tethSt ffo eet easy va
tsffS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

Hose Compsny the Th,d ward zen, IN or,t,y.
against nc s5on o. ths Chcf Engineer D org saix,
toe Company To Fire comnittee
FNsiic AwntS'r1for James ;. rhsTey san. IN hn
annual report OF Scm ns.fs,soCs upsn iltss.sbo So
tates. Ordered on Gle
The Board adjourned 70 FndsT .f.era,sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

EMPIRE ENGINE, No. 10 This new
Engine lust from the shop of the builders, Messrs
Button & Co., Waterford, n. Y, reached here on
Wednesday. After marching through the streets 10
music By the Brooklyn Band the Company proceeded
10 their house in Atlantic Court ST. and sat down
To a collation. which had been served in honor OF the
event The engine is Of the largest class, and very
beautiful one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Srrrnlnn Cornr.-Reforc Judge Bos-

worth -WsuJ6m Moore ag' Wiitiam Don,st.-Acticn 10
recover on Land and nterts. The d. PENDANT,
" VAS sad agreed IN October 1850 TO sell to plsn'i5~
Jnpd Warrants at $Ii3 EACH and also gave writsse
sgrectnt Ma they good correctly signed, and
that he would Tetu the money 20 Plaintiff hey were -
tossd 20 DE received by any 4. s. Officer They
,ed % the ground thai cayta had not been entered m
rela'cl 20 them On this ground the plaintiff sued rhs
defense vas of q Lical character.
Tho Court charged tia. # the kcs stated for
plaintiff De eut;led 20 verdict, which was rendered ae
co. Cir j. for sl2j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
COURT PROCEEDINGS

CouRr CALENDAR THIS Day. -CoM
NOV PIEss- Part Nos 81 81 g. 81 o. 81 ~ 81, %.
e5 o. % f0l n3. l0j.-Pau NOs. 20. 10, 3d. -. ~. ~
100 ~ io4. lC6 100, no. ~. 1921. ia 10
CnCuu CorRT.-Ros 53D 81 90. g. 90 81, IS = SO g.
SCfTRi0R CouHT Nos 3. IL. a. 80 io,, li,. ilj ~
li3 "a. ii6. li9, 30 to 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
/. S. MAGsHAL's

L. s. MARSHAL's OFFIcE.-1Hempf at
PerOH-Fcust6cu sesm6n. Of the American ship HbcI-
ma we syresTed AZ he Marrow charged with en- a.
terpt To make revolt The vessei was toun1 to Loaaons
and einsed 20 do cuty, on The grouna mat the
e. sleep heinz too cold The Captain testified thAi iLsss
we've the Facts aud the men were cosiaush Tor tor-
thtf sIan.iratlcI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

kNteil. - 49, ~ ~
OF tie stock OF WhalSbone or hand Jan !, l>Je,
We have been unable 10 lsrm any estimate.
The following table Will show the amount Of OIL
and hSlsboAe a. hand iToa 1851 10 1915. inclusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

OREAr RENTING or pkws. We noticed
Wednesday. without, p,r,icul,r.. the .,nu,I re.snx
Of Pews IN the Plymouth ChsrcA. Of which Mr..
Beecher is Pastor. There are three hun,r.s .avs
in the house, one hundred and forty Of which ware
taken a. The aggregate sum OF s. 800. More thar
one hundred pe~s brousA.a premium shove The val
uaiIon. A. late hour the sale adjourned ua.is
Saturday evening The whole amour, received an.
nuslly for pew rents IN this Church is about Oco
cQualirg probably II not exceecias the rents Of
any other church IN the country. THIS speaks vol
FOR the popularity OF Mr. Bsechst
u Miss Hayes will give her first "a
cert In Brooklyn this evening at the Fensle
Academy. On Saturday, al , p NJ, sac will give
conee'' Tor the Public Schools.
FINANCIAL SrArRMESr.-The folio wing
~ ''se'.Ies', sAo~ins the condition o, tAe sn,Asss
o. w X OF htoeAyn he 1T instant Also. s,sse-
tie Anna sssso OF ms TO The f, IS ,ssa t,ss
non Cornell. @ Mo1day sveufs ls,t
BALANCE sHEEr-JANUGRy /, Is5i
- DR.. GENERAL FUND
ssfef y
Real Es'ate City ProreTiy tsiss, =
surplus sud Deficiency zsSbg3
Washing on park Opening li,ue "a
onmssionaTs q Sinking Fsnd-.--..-.-..- 2Si III -
Rssl Fiat tate Ertssaca q Else ),
. .s5s5i.., 1 i.i.;a.,:
sl..'..,s y
CITY eessree 20
issi.., oa Do g. s so Ems .ns g
Interest CITY BIsds. s0tG 81
nsop efyi "a Ward --.---.....----..... zee
NSpofXil va-d...-.-.'-. .-..-....-.-.. 80 20
E s,ss p pl ~ -.... ts,, =
SSels,'e, 49,, s5nise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

Inc NIaearal NNch Suoctt-e0 INt FacIIcI w II
DAYS aud hours to Halifax The Atlantic was de-
aucd q, the bar hours.
= The packet ship Caroline Reed, ar
Yiyed here on Monday having on board 2l7 packages
intended for the Worlds FAIR in New-Y OK. Tacy
were from tie London Exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Couar or CFNERAL SESSIONS Jan.

CoUeT or GENERAL SESSIONS Jan. ].
-Bofms ee Behee ind AID Barr and Boyce.
mai l,r Grord L0rceny AT the opening Of Couri ,hs
nom ny Joserh Elelds celorsd msn, was placed -
trl lor sfea ny god watch and chsD from ssn Ls.m
also eoiored The two men, u appears hsh speh' sns
evcu tcg.thor 40 tie II Dorado IN Church 81 50
fut rork IN the morning the pflsOoeI bal uadefaksn
10 sc BIZ ccpan home. but stopped on ne "p ans
after rcbiIg nm II hs waich, chain, &c heJ " Ho~
Jefsev On his retufR thu ClY ne was arrested sao
lie rroJ.rts was recovered The Jury found hm sunl
and be e sentenced TO the State ProH iorZ years aho
GmoLthg. ,.,.A u,,l,v IA
Ct,rd Iarceny, ana sentenced 10 years impn's-
men il tie state Prison. $500, n,.
az " TribiR la6 10 years Il age, pleaded gdity -
fgry in the 90 deIfe iOfgnz ~ orders ief TBS Day
f, Of elgard 81 tie sentenced 10 Jsas inyfsSs
rent D. the state Ffiscn. -,
Tb6g nv ara Am Smith pleaded guilty 70 as ssssit
and battery sta intent .ssi. Sentence, 10 months 10
ote Bcssel- Petit Laf,eny. s. months IN he Peal
tentlaIY. Mt, IT,. ol,. "A ,o,,.n mama
Psrrah Jcses Ellen Johnson and ana tones were uiee
nd ~ 4 ing James Nsde out Of grocery
TIE Five Points AZ O'Clock "a one morning OF pecsmpss
ss and sssarltg ard rotbng him oftwo pocket beoss
,i--r1 s5a The we're sentenced 70 the State Pnsso
er cJeass each The Court then adjourned Tor 'ss al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

COMPARATIVE PASSAGES Across THE At
1AsrIc.-The folio wing memoranda Of several re-
cent passagcs Of steamships from Liverpool to New
Yc.k. have been compiled by correspondent Of
Tie Washington TRsop 1t will be observed that the
American steamers take the lead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Police CouRrs.-Chas Cisco and Henry

POLICE tOLKIS.- CIlds. OloCo diu iiDhh
VI rtcrson zee es,efday arrested charged with grand
.vc.ry n tsai,pg quantity e clothing from the hoase
81 "a l,rsd hi Mercer 81 The properly was q unn ~
;, sbfrs Il Simpson ord Bernstein. where h.o
T. 81 oawue3 az Is au,gcd d. the accused IhrJ ~e"
cou mifted for eranirater No.. -. ,ss-
eutan Agmstr0Lg alias SIN mons, aiD Bowl ns,,sr
.erfav srfes.sd charged vita bisahy inbsuhg n an
last ,srrf1 WIN Brl ~. Atr orneI hcsysno, VI, ,v.
"a, ~ - ,ap g. irri,d las, Msg beihs 81 "a
a,d e. ~ fc.f ffnr ffr Tie Afcotea rss,ce q
ssoat O. resrs ofsrs. Sic Fafeommi''ea y '"'''
ilnsI ~ 80, q o'clscs yesterday nofnihsi wst
a. o,to II H. scho0nes Amasas CIlaoao' WI.
- sTesl I. apeears TIA Cs2t yvnh pa, =. 80.
.r. III, frhcoFc. y a t"aheLso "H's 80 -
saei ) -. fisrs no we're groping about m sn
80 ~ s.t1sd pistol and fred AZ .heia, eei "Asoe' ~
or q sben ,unree % and seized johnson the rs
itcI ~ Ties committed b. Juatcs nmpssn for Wal
a. Esfaan x willard Is No. - WAh-st, Ies.sioay,
fcfgre J.sflco LOtbfop snd preferred an.sts.
- ,is.r- agsest Nathan Harsh, who was % NJ
--sssf L. encsr VIZ n Stephens, Ior Iorsep - !.
a. - efaTgIrr VIII tie eoElEni-1 q dT,fs,
=. 81 te.ubsr last 10 p9tsht pa,sek-
',r,fgs Ia ave zen dgawbDI Sfys." T. /. DnieT-
~ ~ 80 to Jcin 1hOnpsyn, fs 81 y. is against
nc LAT siin n.oIe complaints ~ ssy,y;.i
t ~, ~. cos3 Eatted 70 prison ~ ~ t.jasr 81 TIE
~. 20 rrefaonn az Geo WIZ, Erc.srat
49, -, re ,ffs psfs'as -. w entity As.
Nie 30 eoyrsx II White q ~ f,a,, pe1r..., y
No. - Js,epE a. Wagstsf - '',.,ca ,fMr Wt.es
.a~i. y -. .t IT, citg. ~ t.s-sgt - -,
80 eb.s, - trrfst I'll, - 49,, - 49,
WHOM he aL'e f-y,etess CcaLty, ara Nefsts4i hsns
made "a sfe r 80 fself ard veotutsg 70 CO vinf0.
suiy ard ar hIa.sef d;nesHY ho was -ns,ss
49, ~ lsx sxsaAsos ~ Sisss 20 ~~A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

II Miss Hayes will give her first a
cert In Brooklyn this evening at the Female
Academy. On Saturday, at p NJ, she will give a
concern Tor the Public Schools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

FlNANClL STATEMENT. The folio wing
- ''e'e-ett, sh0~inr the coalition o. tao sn,Esss
o. w II. oil hIooAyn he 1T instant Also sass-
heA. Wy II }ofif beionSrg 20 the c,'v a. tasea fre0
tie Arrunl Message OF the Ma,,r d,lv,es 4, the c,g-
ncn Council q Moaday evening last
BALANCE sHEEl-JANUARY I, IB51
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

AND SCHOOL GNAhiNA t"N.
s'A'h "hd School No :, 4. the corner Of No!t and
Cr0es Mss Margaret Rennsy and Frances B.
MoTfSy' teachers with ,hous 50 pupils IN attend.
an'o' was examined yesterday BY 1r. McKeen
There Tere no school officers present or visitors,
t. reward The teachers and encourage the pupils,
en- ron the dilapcated condition o. the doors and
windows, II appeared very questionable whether
such officials have been in the school room within
tie past decade The children answered well. and
displayed intelligence and efficient training The
teachers deserve sreAt cre5t Tor The good condition
OF iAeir classes.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-07-28
d. III. Tebbs & Co.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

IN the house fornerfy occupied by Mr.. Anre,v Coe four
doors cast Of Ce MARKET, and aert door TO Mr.. Jesse b.
IIitsoa'S Grocery Store
w would announce to friends that have opened
w large and general stock of Dry Goods consisting OF
all kinds of BlcGcled and Brown Cottons; Prints from 81
cents heavy yarwide Cottons at ga cents; Lawns nj
aud l. 10 cents worth %; Cottonades from Ga to l21
assortment of all kinds of cheap dress goods; Flames
Irish Linens; Cotton Sheetings beached and brown al
widths; Cotton and Linen Table Diaper and Damask, al
prices by tho yard; Brown and Beached Table Cloths oil
grades and sizes; Napkins; Toweilings; Russia Diapers
Uuckabacks good stock of Cloths and Casneres in pDL
fancy coors and in fact every kind of goods pertain
ing wellreguiaed establishments and all at the very
lowest cash prices.
FANCY GOODS.
We have in Fancy GoodsBonnets all styles and prices
Ribbons, Flowers, Wreaths, onne Cap Lace Wells and
FALL Grapes and Tarletons all coors white coered
Illusions plain and embroidered Swiss Musns, In white
and colors plain and plaid Cambrics, Lisle and Gotten
Edgngs; black Silk Laces, all widths, and cheap Nett
and Taretons low priced in colors for covering furniture
Swiss and embroidered Underleeves; worked Bands
Chemises Cuffs and Collars, in great variety and very
cheap; Gents Collars fine and COOL all sizes, Sl50 per
dozen Combs Brushes Poremopnaes tbooks Purses.
Suspepders Cologne, Pomat Scissors Thimbles Needles
Pins Hooks and Eyes Silk, Cotton, and Thread Gloves
Black Silk Mtts, all kinds brown and bleached Hose and
IIalfose, Striped HafIose) Silk Hose and HalEllose
Linen and Silk Pocket Handkerchief Linen Cambria and
Clear Lawn Handkcrchefs, all prices; Spool Cotton, white
and colored from to 50 cents per dozen.
Persons wanting goods in line Will do well to give
call determined TO sell the cheapest goods in
this city.
Don't mistake the place. flag at the door, with D. Ii
Tebbs Il Co, cheap dry goods store, on it,
T. s-CGrpcts and hlattings very cheap Don't mistsk
the place. Flag at the door. jy IT--dlm
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Alphabetical Advice.

Number the Second
T Pursue the plain path of probity, and put
N practice what you will give in precept.
.. Quarrel not, bubble not, be not fond OF
asking questions, or addicted to queries.
r. Rum ruins rcspectability; renounce renew,
and renovate.
S. Seek salvation; oh ye sinners become saints
and We arc safe.
r. Take time by the forolock try to turn every
moment TO account.
L. Union unites to unity; in the whole uni
verse there is union. be ye therefore united for
the sake Of unison,
V. Vanity has conncxion with valor; remem-
Der that
w. Women and wine bring want and wo and
Indebtedness, when wickedly INDUCED in.
y 'Ntra xertions accomplish extraordinary
ends.
y. Yield to no tyrant; yeomen and their yoke
fellows are lords of the soil.
u. Zig.zagging is characteristic of Eany
take straight course through life and zeslously
pursue it,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Indian Massacre.

NEW ORLEANS, July ~.
The news of the recent Indian massacre has
created apprehensons of general Indian war.
company of rifemen has been ordered to the
frontier Of Texas to protect the inhabitants.
general system Of organization is said to
nave been discovered among the Indians.
a company has been formed in Mexico to run
two steamships monthly, between Vera Cruz and
New York. stopping at Tampico, Havana, and
Charleston.
Accounts received from Mazatlan mention the
Imprisonment of the French and Spanish consuls
by the Government charged with having partici-
pated in the recent outbreak.
moderate business is doing in cotton, ut 9l
FOR midlling.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-07-28
Death OF Judge misunderstanding OF the
Asia-The Markets.
NEW YORK. ,Julv %

New YORK, July 28-25 p. m.
Judge Sanford, of the Superior Court of New
York, died this morning. His health had been
poor for long time.
The Asia has sailed with one hundred and
eleven passengers, and three hundred and TWEEN
ty-four thousand dollars.
There have been sales of 5000 bbls -four at
1887 for Western; Southern 1926. Cotton is
dull Grain has declined. Other things un-
changed.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY
GEORGETOWN u e

THIS SEMINARY SO long known Miss ENGLIsHs, will
open the lst of September next, under the excu-
siye charge Of Rev w j. CLARK, who will be assisted by
competent and accomplished professors and teachers in
every department.
Every effort will be used 10 make the institution happy
home for all Its inmates.
Terms for boarding pupils, including tuition in English
and Mathematics $500 nnnum payable halfyeary in
advance Music, Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing
and Painting, extra. Circulars containing the terms in
full may be had application to the Principal in George
town WILLIAM j. CLARK.
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