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Personal Intelligence

The Hon. J. Crittenden arrived yesterday, at the
Astor House, from Newport, en- route to Washington.
General Harney Of the United States Army is st pre-
sent on visit TO W Washington.
Mrs. Daniel Webster with the Hon. Benjamin Seavr,
Mayor Of the city Of Boston, lately passed through New
Bedford their way to the beautiful country seat
Thomas Almy, Esq, near Horseneck.
Hon. James Abercrombie, NJ G. from Alabama has
been induced to go home on account Of i'll health.
Cassius NJ Clay Ia still sick
Arrivals at the Irving-Commodore Parker, Comms
dore Rhodes u. N; Princess Murat and suite, Paris
Major Stevens Col H. A. Lee, U. 8. Gen. O'Don
nell Baltimore Hon. WA. German, Indiana and 208
others.
Al the Astor-Joseph Wright, Wilmington W. II =
Spooner, Boston O. Page Washington Q. Gyler, NJ
johnson New Orleansa H. Lord Mississippi DR.. Crery.
steamer Baltic Capt Lawrence. ship Amerca Hon J. r.
Crittenden Washington H. CHATTER Boston j. b. XIX
land Memphis +, and ll2 others.
Al the American-Col Il. Friesly. 1t. Col J. McArdA
Major Fredericks Paymaster Bcntly Adj. J. Robbine
Cant Fredendale It. Turner, It. Curtis, and sixtvtvo
noncommissioned officers and privaes, with bar Of "a
Albany Republican Artillery III. Winuans j. EouSsoa.
charleston w. Michael, Baltimore; W. r. Burv;hs.s. !.
Washington X. X. Montgomery, New orlesrs snd IFN
others.
bany b p. johnson, Frankfort KY; j. G. Butler Lex
Irgon Ky. Capt French, u. 8. A.: ID. Patteson, MOI
ton, O.; IL Turner, Indiana Col. Lattimer N. o.
and 9S Others -
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NIeteo, illogical Observations.

Br NoRsE's LINE, OFFICE BASEMENT NO. WALL STREET.
TUESDAY, August "a 1852
BUFFALO, 0 A. M.-Warm, clear morning, but fine
Wind west.
ROCHESTER,, M A very warm morning. sun shin
ing brightly. Wind west Thermometers 80
AUBURN, 0 A M.-Warm. but not unpleasant. Wind
southwest. Thermometer 49, Clear.
SYRACUSE. Q A. M.-Warm morning Cool southwest
breeze blowing. Thermometer s4.
Urea, A. M.-yery warm and sultry: no air stirring
Thermometer So.
Albany A. N.-A fine clear morning; very warm.
Wind south. Thermometer So. Barometer 80 OsO Ner-
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NEW WS BY TELE EGR APH.
INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PRONEEDINGS
~~>~>~>r~>No~~~oS~o>o~
Political Flare-up in the House.
MOST DISGRACEFUL SCENE
BETWEEN
Messrs. Polk, Cullom, White, and Others.
o~>~~>~>>>~>~~~>~~~N~
The River and IIarbOr Bill EngroSed By
the Senate.
~~>>>yS>r~~o-o~.>~~ovN7N-
DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENTS At ALBANY.
FATAL RAILROAD RIOT I'm OHIO.
~~~>N~oS>-~.-~>~S>>~0>N~
Fircmen's Difficulty in Buffalo.
~eNes~>~>~~>>-y>>~~o>>~
ADDITIONAL RELATIVE TO THE LOSS OF
THE ATLANTIC ON LAKE ERIE.
ko. go. Sc.

From Wash1n gton.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL-THE PosTM AsTER
GENERALsHIP-THE Row-THE HOUSE, RTC.
WASHINGTON, August 81 1852
The River and Harbor bill will certainly pass having
been cngrossed in the Senate to-day The House will dis
agree to the Senate amendments and the bill pass as
originally natured in the House.
Hon Lorenzo Burrows learn declines positively
Postmaster Generalship and Hon james Brooks Is now
spoken OF as likely to be appointed.
The difficulty between General Culiom and Major Polk
to-day, in the House, is likely to lead to duel
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The Southern Mail.

FHItADELPHIAt NuSusV NI, IoVAs
j. G. BRSSErr Esq, EprroR THE Nsw YORK HERALD
Tn paper OF this date You state the southern
TO connect with the New York train that leaves
Philadelphia at midnight This Is mistake, and beg
20 make the correction The undersigned mas had
me cont, act for the last months for conveying the
mails at Philadelphia and by the line leaving Phadel
pbs at A. M for New York-wtbin that time not more
bsD three connections have been missed aud they were
occasioned by some accidents on the Baltimore road
Yours respectfully, sAML. RIOE.
Mail Messenger ut PhilaAelphla
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The Forgery upon tho Pxusxian esovern~
mont.

MT Justice Browning was In attendance at Hobokcn,
Yesterday for the purpose Of investigating the Of
Mr. Pettiman, who arrested in New Durham. N. J.,
last week and Is charged with circulating being coR-
cerned In circulating spurious paper purportnG 70 -
Bonds Of the Prussian government 0eneral Wright
in his capacity Of District Attorney for Hudson cosa
also present TO conduct the prosecution osng to
the absence Of some material witnesses Dor the po-ecu
ton the case not entered upon and stands adonrne
until their attendance can be procured
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From PhiIndelphia.

FATAL AFFRAY AT BALL-MAY0R GILPIN-MAIL
FAILURE.
PHILApELPHIA. August 81, 1852.
At German ball last night, In LexiBgton street,
riot occurred and German named Potts, killed by
pistol shot. Others badly wounded
The wings nominated to night, Mayor Gilpin for
election.
This mornings mail from Washington did not arrive
in time this evening to go usual with the mails
from this city to New York.
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Fatal Railroad Riot.

ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED.
FRrMorr, Ohio August 23, 1852
serious riot has occurred here amongst the aborcrs
the railroad, In which has been killed and
sovaal wounded The murderer's name is Rose who
fred pistol Mt Irishman but the ball missed him,
and entered the breast OF MIR. Elwanger. a German
blacksmith by trade killing him almost Instantly Rose
has been lodged in Jail and other arrests have also
been made Grcat excitement prevails.
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From Texas.

BALTIMORE, August q 1852,
The mail from New Orleans has arrived
The steamer Mexico had reached New Orleans from
alveeton but her dates later than those prev
usIy received
General Persifer Smith passenger in the Mexico
Cholera had again broken out ut Victoria,
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- = =
LIQUORS.

vTTM n. uEDERHILL, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
w Brandes wines ssgsrs no, he, 40 Broome street,
aor,er of Crosby Dealers sud the public generally will
eject saving OF twenty per cent ~ pIrcsssng above
the World Of sheios tstssd Winss
BYandss. &o.. ke
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N1EACH ORCHARD CoAL.-I STILL CONTINUE TO
n Ii Tho HEAT nuaty coal at the hswest possible
prices for cash swey 50 per tom Tor .ssVe r egg size
streots and Rtyingtou aud Geerck etreots
" % aeA"Vl'0 'tV'A ' PETEH CLINTON,
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ASTROLOGY.

TsHE WONDER OF TIRE wOKLD.-lF YCC WISH TO
gain correct informationo marriages. Deaths losses,
lawsuits Hs call and tho gifted and wonderful lady.
Madam Clifton There nothing the world surpass
her in sstrology she also cures diseases BY charms ad
fy themselves Take notoe-she is NO huInbug Residence
lh Thorn o atreat.
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The express train from Albany. on Saturday evening,
ran over man named Gordon. Chester Factories
ana instantly killed him. He was asleep the track
aud was accompanied by bottle Of liquor
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M RS PREwsrKR. IRON rHrLADELrHIA, TEN
l ders her services 70 ladies snd gsptlomen 81 this oi
IN sstrccsy love and Law nsttsrs ntsrprstnk drssmt
TO- BY hooks and sasuco constant relied Ny NapooSh
md will ts,l ths rsue Of he lady sers,emsn they VIZ
marry Aise, tho Of the visitors ResdsrSs No "
Greet Jones ssrssN ssrpsc Of rsvery Ls"ss = asnsa
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Time, 232-2:30-2:3l-2;3S-234
Prom the time made and the number Of heats, the
above must have been q fine race. Ralph has proved
himself great horse, and has astonished all his ad-
mirers.
FpIpAy, Aug. l9.--PAcIHG. -Tecumseh and Roanoke
went mile heats under the saddle. Tho former won,
distancing the latter the first heat in 2:23
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X ossuTn AND RoBAcK.

IL OSSUTH AND KOBACK.
IN Ere Kossuth left this hospitAble shore,
He sought the aid sf Robacks occait lore
The stars were read, the oslaulation made
And each result In wsdom's balance weighed.
Tho answer was, " Lo, Hungary shall be free,
But not, oh ncble Patriot, through thee"
With head depressed tho great Kossuth Iet the room
Frovnr ON bis brow, and In his bosom gloom.
II was with great pain that DR. g. W. R0BACK
cd Che decision to the lustrous Kossuh But the
stars are and they have decrsed that Kossush will
net be the berator Of Hungary Neyrtheles within
ye ars sho viii te free Dr. R0BACKS predictions 10
den and other parts OF Europe we'll In this country
has been fulfilled with miraculous aoouracy He 30
by those wish advice by sstrology
cy at his residence, No. White strest =. NAvities
So and 50 each. go, 49,,
religously atter ded TO- prerad For more particulars
call and get Astrological Amanac gratis where oerSn
Gates can be
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Tho Demscratis State Csnv>ataons
CANAL DELEGATES cHosEN IN ALBANY.

ALBAsy, August "a, 1859.
Tho delegates chosen In the four Assembly districts in
Albany county to the Democratic State Convention arc
Gornelius voeburg Joha McArdel Joseph Brisban and
Joeepn Hilton They all in favor Of canal man for
dovernor-either Corning or Clinton.
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LAW AND JUSTICE.
NEw-YoRg, August "a, 1852.
TUE EDITOR OF THE NETWORK HERALD.
The Turf.

TRoTTrrc At sARAreoA SpRIrGs.-SATuRDAY Aug. 90
Purse 500, mile heats, under the saddle.
D. Pifer entered blk. &. Black Ralph. 2
Mr. oef entered 8. 3; Murdoch: l 2
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The Excitement amongst the Buffalo Fire

THE COMPANIES DIsBANDED-GENERAL STATE OF
DISORDER AND APPREHENSION.
BUFFALO, August "a, 1852.
The firemen assembled in great numbers this morning
with bands Of music and In full uniform and the streets
were crowded with citizens.
Mayor Barton met the companies, and requesting
them to stop, addressed them from the balcony OF the
Phelps House. lie exhorted them to return to their
houses, and not dkband. After the address however
the companies marched down to the liberty pole where
they tied the engines and declared the companies
dh6anded Two hose companies have not Joined the
movement.
: A special meeting of the Common Council held
To- psh At which the citizens notified to turn out
in of fire; and notice given that the Council
prepared 10 receive the Of persons willing to
serve firemen The military have orders to keep
themselves in readiness under arms.
Should the fire bells ring tonight It is much feared
serious riots will occur i#.
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The Lake Erie Catastrophe.

TAE COMMITTEE OF INvEsTIG ATION-THE LOST ETC
BUFFALO, August "a 1852.
The Committee Of Inquiry into the aie awful catas
uophe nave oeen prosecuting their labors The evil
dence went to ncupate the propeller strongly but was
of course, parte though clear and straight forward
There appears little doubt that the propeller believed she
could pass the steamers bow and according
ly while the rules OF navigation required her to nut her
helm eport and pass astern The committee find after
investigation. that the steamer was well provided
with life peservers but the loss Of presence Of mind pre-
vented the passengers availng themselves Of them.
There is Co believe that s. D. Clarke formerly
of Rome N and his wife, among the lost
The friends Of Mira Clark of Freeport, ILL., think that
the name Miss Clark should be MRS Warren Clark y
The wife OF w G. Clark and sister Of III. G Everett OF
Clinton Oneida county Silss d. Clark her husband's q
bo her with them and information il received
oftbem. They In company with Miss A. Head and
Mise Lucinda Myers, Of Frankfort who were saved.
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THE GARDINER SECRETARY coRwfr-iNvEsTf-
GATfrc COMMITTEE.
The srrAsrr appointed Messrs. johnson, OF Tenn,
Howard, Duncan, Chapman, and Preston King, as the
Select Committee to Investigate the facts touching tho
Gardiner claim and the connection o. Secretary Corwn
Herewith.
Mr. DuNoAv, (whig) Of Mass asked to be excused from
serving on the committee, being already member OF
two other committees
The SPEAKER said, reflection the rules themselves
under the circumstances stated excused the gentleman
- = SAFETY TO STEAMBOAT Passrrorss.
The Houfc resumed the consideration OF tho hlI the
letter 70 secure the lives Of passengers steamboss
Vnious amendments acted upon under the sper-
alton o' the PREVIOUS question hmosg the most impor
tan, those adopted was one striking out the obuseoo
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WIN. Writer'S AUCTI0NEER-THIs DAY, AT 10
o'clock. at l1 Canal street. asninistrst,ors SAFE ,h ~
marble slabs; Sofas easy aud rocking Chairs spring do
Pier Centre, Card and Dining Tables Vases Brussels,
Three. Ply other Carpets Olooth; Hat Rack; Hall
Lamp and Chains: Stair Rods French and Cottage Bee
steade Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Washstands Toilet
Sets Wardrebes; marble top DRESSING Buresus Dining
Nv order of John a. Clarke Rsu Administrstsr Also
fev fine oil Paintings.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tina SNtDEs
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHIBA.
~ aephia.-Lssves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pist
No. J. North river, at A. NJ and r. NJ through In ~
hours Fare first class 3d. secend class (by 2P hne
snly) So Returning leave Phsdelphia foot OF alnvt
street. at A. M. and Z. III.
FOR PHILADELPHIA DIREoT.-U s. NAIL AND
Express lines, through In four hours. Now Jersey
2eroad via Jersey City, leaving New York ate A. foot
,f Cortlandt street, and 6 r. M Liberty street. tase
esfor trst eses and ~ for second class n and A. NJ
Return At and A. NJ and 5h r NJ. Baltimore; wash.
ngton Norfolk and Charleston hrouah sold in the
sboye nss and through baggage carried In thss NJ ans
81 N .kpss
A LBANY, TROY AND LEBANON SPhIN6S.-THN
n Of the New York and Harlem Railroad lesyo the
City Hai Station, New York, daily, (Sundsys exesptfd)
At 10 o'clock A. M-Nsi train 70 Chatham Four Corners
connecting with the Western Railroad Albany and
roy Lebanon SPRING. Pitehed Springfield, and other In
sdiate stations. At o'clock II. MAocomm0datien
ras TO Chatham Four Corners connecting with Western
Hsro going east Passengers for Lebanon Springs VIII
ke the 10 o'clock A. NJ train to Chatham Western Rail-
to and etage to Lebanon, arriving early the
,ama afternoon. Fare through, 81. N. .sLOAT, Sap'a
TIE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
sKIDDY viii oavc foot Of Jay street, for Albany every
Monday Wednesday, aud Friday Returning. rill leave
Albany Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdhys This Boat
Is provided With Francis Patent Metallic Life Boats Tbs
feel confident that her will
her the safest and most comfortable Boat ths Riyer
JWG1fE6GGH, j. Assah lSs From. 81.
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RowERY THEATRE.-DooRs OPEN AT II CUR
= tain rises at IN O'Clock.
'''1aa Ronaos ass.s AND D IdsT ~ e
"0A'' TIE III fasE bak .a NAT ATT SEA- " MSS Heron
Launee LJnwood ~. ............. ME- s. Johnston
NATIoNAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr.-DooRs
wsafs'is' SSslS 4asS.s s$sSs Sssp Presented
- = ''nvj MUMMY. .HA "im0' 'n'''''''n0"
Clnger Blue :. Mfr T. D. Rice
GhAND MIL5IAfE oHs4Ey csRpssl ngsIeS1 FESTIVAL AT
PGS s oS VI e *
n tns sy snS' s hs N sE
THIS splendid cen bpa Of nj iary bands combna
'I rs. e, ssTfsssF s, form
VI o'sr Two hundred instruments, reed BRASS and per-
,1.S., Tnsy win Play several vss sssg.
one or two solo pieces for each 6apd
81 % pssG Ga
.'.A'' %ssSi E rsoGS1nxrs Re
Full p.sticulsrs ~ s wRl RIps be stated in few days
to the afternoon and evening performances 80 cts
RARNums AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
week s e IA sSas ssss
s somo saa % ana La .s Psss as "a isa Mr.
pear every afternoon and every evening at O'CLOCK
The h.ins serpents, Ostrich. orang 0utang. &o
rH1IgTYs OPERA Bousk MscHANIcs HALL, NO.
aSp The hs',ay ass.
nsnt Of H. r Chrissy. fiorst oents Doors opsn ss7
Ase informed Saturday
eerts arc discontinued.
yVooDs MINsTRELs IA BROADWAY, ABOVE
Nv Howard streeA-opea every evening" under thsm
yis,
nstisc.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. I76 CHATHAM SQUARE,
ac.n George lea above est
x s a Of M9as A..
private boxes seats with cushioned arm
sEairs SIX oents boxes, 25 cents gallery l2 oents.
7 EAs MELoDEoN. No; 6s BowERY DIRECTLY
~ opposite The Bowery Theatre, known as the Palace
sS..
posed entirely of ladies' under the direction pof S%e.
ho:s Jerome v appsar in ss,ssssy Of songs bal
As Each lady dressed in different costume renderins
The nssk Sa.zng and brilliant appearance imaginable.
.onang Of the greatest pictures Of ancient sary
great variety Of entertain will be given
IN pVsse Soses 50 oopss .ss
TX oente Boxes. Is cents; Payduet. l2K cents.
NEW YORK DRAMATIC soCIETY.-THE REGULAR
perfermance Of this Society win take place rhurs
III Fulton n Holders Of tickets who dis
anOe will be admitted BY order Of the psSsdent,
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA
w =. A. Marshall, Lessee.-The ladies and gentlemen
20 meet in the Green Room IL o'clock In the Of
Thursday August 2h TO its opening satur
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rV,HE STEAMER SANTA CLAUS TO CHARTER FOR
i Excursions. Apply to E. FITCH CO., No. Ill MUIR
ray street.
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1UyERRENCE BOYLE AU5TIoNEER, STORE NO. lS5
i Chsthsm street. Furniture VIII be Sold this dsy,
NJ 10 O'clock Mr. FrapkIns No 6S Orange street the
Turniturs and stock Of dealer declining business VIZ
Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus mshogsny thss' aItn
Gasees Feather Beds ard Bedding Carpets OIL Cloths
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ESXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND-LANDIhG AT
II Fert Ramil ton each Fare, twelve aud q half
cents The new and splendid steamer May Queen Captain
9 A. NJ l2s and S1s +. NJ. pier North river 10 A. NJ,
and NJ; leaving the island last trip, at r. M. n D.
No half price for children.
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CALAMANDER FIRE SAFES AT AUCTIoN.-WED-
August 2 at 10s o'clock, at 81 Dev street. cor
ner Greenwich variety Of Iron Fire rroo and Sssmar
stantiai with mahorsny inside 6tng To be
eeen At the store daily WELLINGTON A.CAkTEh, Auc-
Sioneer Dey street, Of Greenwich.
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TOHN FIsHBLATT, AUCTIONERR.-BYy JOHN FISH
q blatt, No. 80 Pearl streetOn Wednesday, tho 25th
inst at IL O'clock at No. President street, South Brook
yn. Hamilton ferry the whole of the furni-
geHtee uily gsing abroad comprising Paror,
Bedroom and Kitchen furniture Glass and China Ware
with variety of Cooking and Kitchen utensils all
which will be sold without N. d. Therc
rich Dsmaek Curtains and Chimney pieces
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UCTIoN N0TICE-H. N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER-
"A WIN SELL this day at 01s o'clock in the sales
~ North William street. Nsy and Second hsnd Furni
eighth pint Tumbers Cabinet.maker's Bench, Blind and
Sash Doors and lot of good Dry Goods; also,
Wagon, and Harness,
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" Mount hermon Grove Thursday, August 10th: 1852
for the benefit of Religiou Community in Little Rock
kansas. The modious steamer "Aperica' and two
splendid bsrges have been chartered for the occasion Shell
goged Tickets 60 cents each TO be had of the committee
at the Catholic bookstores and CT the
the different Catholic churches of New York. Brook.
lyn williamsburg and Jersey CITY, Also at tho various
the morning of tho excursion The boats will
fsot of jay 6 ooloct Canal street. at
Fulton street. Brooklyn South Eighth street, lams-
burg, at IA and Market street, at o'clock.
JOHN A. MGLYNE Chairman.
Dawn 0'KrErE. JRp Secretaries,
JAMES N CLAREY,
MICHAEL, KrRRIGAy, Treasurer
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURsIONs TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
IL day, except Saturday Fare twenty five cents each
way The sea steamer BUfFALo Capt Hancock viii lssye
Grand street. at 81 Peck slip. at So Pier No m r. a,
"A Nj returning at p NJ Dinner fishing tackle and bait
provided.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

GRAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
~ street and Broadway, New York. is open the
public 1t contains one hundred and fifty rooms furnished
in tho most elegant STYLE with possible
It will be kept the American and European plans
among the best famiy hotels in the world.
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NOLAN HOTEL NO s34 ROADWAY, NEAR UNION
~ square, now ready for the reception of company the
house being in complete repair in all the
sommodation of permanent and trans silent boa arders.
e. DAWSON, Proprietor.
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L yANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
at auction. This day. August % ut l0s o'clock.
A the salcsroom No Ii Wall street largo and desirable
assortment Of superior custom Rosewood Mahogany
and atk Wanut Furniture consisting in part of Broca,
tee Furniture suite Sofas, 1ee aTetes carved and
plain; Centre Sofa, Pier, and Work Tables. Chairs,
Lounges Diyans, Bedteads Bureaus Washstands Ename
ed Chamber suits marble and plain tops; Mattresses Pail
liasters. Eirrors. &C, &C.
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WASHINGTON TnEATRE-LADIES AND GENTLE
w Of acknowledged talent in the proes
SION desirou Of making engagemonts at this
for tho ensuing to about
die of November next will be pleased to address their APP
plicatons to Mr. T: RlCHINGS, at the Walnut street
Theatre. Phadelphia.
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ACCOUNT BY AN EYE WITNESS.

We have received the following letter from T. Norr
Esq merchant, of Pine street in this city
WESTERN HOTEL. Z
NEw YoRE, August 81, 1852.
JAMES GoHpor BENNETT, ESQ
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-01
Aberam Oran Oyakapi.

Eya wanna Aberam cihintku wan icaga
ociciyakapi. Aberam wanna wicarinca
qehan, he icaga nakax waxtekidake rince
ca iwinkta rinca. Hokxidan kin Isak,
eciyapi.
Aberam, Sarah, Isak hena wacin en-
kicihduzapi, ga playa Jehowa waxteda-
kapi, ga cante wanjidan cekiyapi; unkan
hecen tanyan unpi.
Aberam wicaxta watonka heca. Wanu-
yanpi toktokeca ocaje onota wicayuhe ca
mazaska mazazi ko ota yuhe, ca wicaxta
ota ookiye wicayuha- Hena taku ota yu-
ha, tuka xosya awakicin xni, ga iyotanki-
dake xni. Hena Jehowa yuhe makiya
ecin, ga on Jehowa e xogya awacin, ga
waxtedaka. Cihintku waxtekidake rlnce
eeyax Jehowa ee aiyotan oxongya waxte-
dake. ."Iye Jehowa, taku kin hena owa-
sin ixnana maqu, ga cantemakiya ce; to-
ken econmaxi kin owasin ecekcen ecamon
ke," ecin un. Tho he owotanna cante