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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14
DOMESTIC GOODS

a KTlFIClAL Flowersut
N np2l WOOD and SMITHS.
TRIMMINGS for ladies' dresses, bcrngcs,
A. g'mps, cords, lacrk, etc at
up2l WOOD and SMITHS.
~SILK Popins, plain and watercd, 33 per cent.
Dunder last yearS prices, Il big lot at
ap22 WOOD and rMlTEE'S.-
( ItANTON Grape aud Cashmere Shpwls 3.
oaP2l WOOD and SMllIl'.o.
IN ADDLERY, consisting uf Saddles, Brdlrs,
IOCollars; Harness, Brchbanis, Cheek and Siu-
slc Lines, Bind BIdes. side straps ctC.. etc. Ut
ap2l WOOD and SMl1ll'S. I'D
TO FARMERS
IA cheap enquire at
np2l WOOD and SMlTll'S q
DARASOLS and Umbrellas for spring rains,at
ap2l WOOD and SMirh'S.
StILK Mit,s, hand made to fit every size, at
pap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
Silks for DrcSse aud BOmmets.
DL.4 LNand figured bl lack chaugeabe, lendif-
4 icrent kinds all cheap cnough,nt
np2l WOOD aud SMITHS,
DERAGE dc hines, beautiful aud cheap, 81
Ddozen kinds, at WOOD and SMITHS.
DONNETs and ch;ldren's Hats, in great VA.
Dricty, At the big corner of
ap9l WOOD and SMITHS. a'
ISUMMER wear a FIRST rate assortment, at all
EkOpr oes, from l24up. ....
ap2l WOOD and SMI fII'S,
WV ALL and Window Papcr,at .h NH
| wv ap2l WOOD and SMITHS s
"A N.4RPET BAGS, various sizes and quail les,
;N/at WOOD and SMITHS. '-e
g. HlNGL ES, Oak and Poplar Boards, Lath
hJnnd Studding, etc, at the lumber yard Of ..e
ap2I WOOD ana SMITHS.
Il IGtAPES, Collars; Chimezetts, at
IN/ap2l WOOD and SMITHS.
l. AMlLY Flour warranted by the barrel, and,
4 in smaller quantities, at ull times on hand nt
ap2l WOOD and SMITH'S.y
New Store anO New GOO0S!! -,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14
$4,000 WORTH

Of New Spring and Summer Goods boush hit under
the most favorable circumstances, which they
are determined to sell, it possit lc before the lst
Of September. We go upon The principle of
'Eork hard, sell much and ntdkea iLie trsrytia1c.'
his Iarge and splendid stock, exceeding ANY
thing ever before brought to Cadiz, consists in
part oiCloths, Casimcres Sat;ine,s, Vcstings,
Flannes, MouslIn dc Iancs, Bcrages, Belaye
de Laines, silk fissnes, French aud English
lawns, A)pacas, Scotch, English and dome sic
Gins hams, fancy nets, Jaconets, Mulls, BoDinct,
Swiss and Book Nluslins.
Irish Linens, Ga large lot and dirt chrap.)
Etgings, Laccs, Hosiery English and American
Prints.
DOMESTIC GOODS
For common wear. general assortment Of
Bonncts, Misses Hats and Bcnnets. ndics call
and examine for yourselves nice lot of shoes
Or ladies and children.
SUMMER HATS.
Hardware, QuCunsW are. Groceries and nearly
everything else WOOD a. SMITH.
Cadiz, April 81. 1852
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14

snS ADDLERY, consisting of Saddles, Brdlrs,
OCollars, Harness, Brchbamds, Cheek and Siu-
Gle Lines, Blind BIides. side straps, etc. etc. 1T
ap2I WOOD and SMlIll'S
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14
From the Boston Post
--61 Tempest in a TEAPOT.
AJAHE
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.nzIYkaa IBFw-,o. EATos.
! sisiisal, Bys and Tommy al DiRpn !.
HpsBANp.
Ny sl;,tle wiley wife,
.is.Wal you please 10 hand the knife7
~. And wiz carve the meat for you
n lovely style, my life.
a slice most rare and tender
ssannao you1 render:
- foEyca're Che epink and paragon
~. 0hn the female gender.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14

a KTlFICIAL Flowersut
"A ap 81 WOOD and SMITHS
4 TRIMMINGS for ladies' dresses, bcrngcs.
Il. g'mps, cords, laccs, etc.at
up2l WOOD and SMITHS.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14
Da n.erOuS ESac,icc.

The use of Morphcne, strychinc, Acontine,
Belledonna, Arnica and other poisons, nre not
only dangerous but cruel. The effect OF these
poisons is not to cure the disease, or to remove
from the system the pains. Bnt it is to DEADEN
the nerves, to WEAKEN and the nerE Gus energy
to PARALYsE the functions of the nervous system
and to DESTROY sensation. lf this practic
continued for any length time, the ratieltviI
not only waste away, but the brain will beo:a
nn "a lN scd and the intellect ;lrstrnYed.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-07-14

- lLK Poplins, plain and watercd 33 per ceu,.
IOunder last JeaIs prices, II big lot ut
ap22 WOOD and rMlTH'S.-
[ tANTON Grape aud Cashmere Sh"wls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01
coNsEIL DIES ALDERMEN.
SEANCE du 26 octobre 18E

SEANCE du rs octObre 1907.
Lie Conseil sc reunit sur une convocation du
MARIE.
Presents Hon W. G. G. Claiborne, president
pro TEN, ct MN. Burke, Clark, Converse, Lu-
genbuhl, Sewell ct Stockton.
Sur motion, on Sc dispense de Ia lecture du
journal.
Lecture est fate du message suivant du mai
re, qui est depose sur lie bureau, sujet appel.
MARIE DE La NoUvELLE- ORLEANS.
20 octobre 1852.
dt CoascH des aldermen ct des assistants
aldermen de la uale de la .Nouuelle- Or
AanS.
Messieurs.-Je vous oil fait conyoquer aujour-
d'hui pour que vous prenie2 DIES measures conve-
nables au sujet de la mort du grand homme
d'etat AMERICAN, Daniel Webster. Quand j'ai
appris cette nouvelle melancolique, dimanche,
j'ai lance une proclamation recOmmandant a
mes concitoyens de s'abstenir de vaquer leurs
atfaires ordinaires lundi, ct de deployer les en-
blemes de deuil habituels, CONNIE marque de
respect ct de Festime qu'on await pour ce grand
pilier de notre Republique Je suis heureux ct
fer de dire que cette recommendation etc ge-
neralement obseryee mails lie peuple de la Nou-
velle- Orleans, admirant 10 genie, feloquence ct
lie patriotisme qui viennent de seteindre ct qui
faisaient partie de ce triumvirat qui Sc compo-
salt de Calhoun. Clay ct Webster, pense avec raj
son qu'un eyenement 81 triste ct qui a plonge
dams lie deuil toute une population, devrait etre
marquee par un recueillement plus formed que la
prompte, mails sincere expression de peines ma
nifestee hier.
A Get etfet, une assemble publique Ell lieu
hier PArcade, ct entr'autres resolutions con-
venables ct expressives, il etc resolu qu'un CO.
mite de dix citoyens serait nomme par le MARIE,
pour s'entendre avec DIES comites semblables du
Conseil Commun ct autres corps publics, qui for
meront un comite general Arrangements, aim
choisir un jour ct s'occuper DIES preparatifs ne
cessaires pour faire un service funebre CONVENE
BILE en- phonneur do lillustre mort.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

Conform6ment tie resolution j'ai l'honneur
d'apprendre gotre honorable corps que j'ai
lnomme les personnes don't les MONS suivent; ct
je vous engage fortement designer un comite
conjoint au nom du Conseil Commun, pour SEN
tendre avec les citoyens sur lie moyen de payer
un tribut ldigne de la vile de la Nouyelle- or
leans = T. mdmoire de lhomme detat ct du pf-,
triote qui nous q quittes, Daniel Webster.
Comite Sam. j. Peters, John r. GrymeB,
a. N Holbrook, W. L. Gushing. VIM Mona
CHAN, !. A. Adams, Joseph Genois, John Il.
Lewis, Manuel Garcia, H. L. w Hill
J'ai rhonneur detre. tres respectueusement,
votre oh eissant serviteur,
A. D. CRossMAN, Marie
NJ Converse, rapporteur du comite special
conjoint, auquel await etc referee la petition de
Leonard Matthews ct autres, au suiet dun
puts artesien, presente lie rapport ct les resol-
tions qui suivent, qni sont unanimement adopt6s
sur dispense des reglements, ct sur motion, On
| voyes au Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen pour
| en- obtenir Padhesion
| Le comite special conjoint, auquel await Ute
referee la petition de Leonard Matthews ct Au-
tres, demandant au Conseil de faire creuser un
puts artesien dams cette Vile, demande a rAp-
porter qu'apres avoir examine attentivement
cette question il est convaincu, d'apres les infor-
nations quill a pu Sc proeurer, quon peut lei,
aussi bien que dams d'autres parties de metre
pays on dams les pays strangers, creuser des
puts artesiens peu de frais.
QUAINT la profondeur requise pour obtent de
leau bonnie ct pure, votre comite ne peut Ia spe.
eifer. II pense qu'elle devra etre plus considera
BILE que la moyenne DIES puts semblables dans
rEtat voisin de PAlabama
En- consequence, votre comite recommand'
tres respectueusement que lie Conseil Comlhu1
approprie Ia somme de cling mile piastres, dam
lie but de defrayer les depenses que causera Ii
fouille dun puts artesien dams cette vile, et s.
permet de designer lie terrain neutre de la ru
du Canal CONNIE un endrOit convenable Houl
creuser lie dit puits-et qu'un comite sp6cia
conjoint du Conseil Commun soft nomme pou
executer pobjet de ce rapport.
Votre comite demande presenter les resolu
tions suivantes.
w. P. CONVERSE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

4lisrs
Js suis tres respe reimbursement,
Votre obt servIteur,
WALTER II. PETERS, Secr9taire.
CoNsElL DIES Assistants ALDERMEN.
Nouselle- Orleans, 10 Got. 1852.
S. a Honorable President ct a MN. les
yMenltres dts Conseil des aldermen
Messieurs -Pernettez moi de vous transmet-
tire les resolutions suivantes etc, passees par le
Conseil des Assistants Aldermen, ct de yous prler
I d'y adherer, d SAVIOR:
Resolution au sujet dune seancc conjointe du
lBConseil Commun.
Resolution autorisant lie Placement de soixante-
| dix piastres VIM. Relf
Resolution autorisant le. Placement de cent
cinquante piastres V. Dejoux.
Resolution mo. 458) autorisant lie palement
i de divers complies.
4 Resolution autorisant lie Placement de clnq-
4 cent -soixantc, quatre piastres ct soixante-six
/ cents a ]. g. Prendergast.
Resolution arrogant Performance appropri-
ant deux mile piastres la Legion de Ia Loui-
4 slime
/ Resolution arrogant certaines lois relatives
/ aug appropriations en- favour d'orphelins.
4 Resolution autorisant Pemploi dun commls
4 par le Wharfnger du Premier District.
/ Resolution fxant un prix uniforme pour pa
4 yer les charrettes de 10 corporation.
! Resolution autorisant Ia pose des pierres
fosse au triangle des rues Prytania, Urania 81
4 Felicte
1 Resolution relative 4 la leyee de Protection
i sur lie Chemin de To- F6licite.
4 Resolution relative rachat de poteaux, etc.
4 par lie Voyer.
Resolution autorisant le Wharfnger du Sc
4 cond District employer deux ouvriers.
i Resolution autorisant la yente du contra
j pour eclairage DIES lampes huile dams les Pre-
i micr, Troisieme ct Quatrieine Districts.
i Resolution autorisant de nouveaul 10 vente dr
/ contrat pour nettoyer ct reparer les rues dr
Troisieme District, pour compte de Thos. Barry
4 Resolution autorisant de nouveau Ia vente d.
contrat pour nettoyer ct reparer les rues d.
4 Quatieme District
i Resolution approuvant 10 vente du contrat
Il pour les points ct trayerses en- bos dams le Trol
sieme District, ct autorisant le Marie faire K
contrat necessaire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

Steamship Sierra Nevada vsoa Aa-as Avsi G. .si x..sss
sSp wnsrd scott CONRAD as:ss spn,s a. rs.s., Az, ~
u. ehrPes ,Ae Trade Wind .rn'ed sh. oa F.as~s
ship wm Frr,,ssss lof D-'ssssl Rssr. New or-..s -
sta wes,m,acr saa1er orleans. a.y. ua.. v s..
Anderson ftA inst st On spoas ssa E<s uhs~r
fr Aoe'i- r Bosson days ut; sAas TINE sav sAs wa4u.
RAD c.roaaA Sherwood. csSls..s. sdays D..A
Mara Morton BsAl., s.,sss.A days. r. n.
Bra s,h euees tsr) BFo-a S. JoAss. r. S.ys. sss.<
DuaLam sos. Apr a. John 6avn f-1 fon sAs
,'sd a.n .n Wa sss Ne -.ss 's,,e o. so,s lsssa
.as. to R W rSdy v--.. "a s.ps. reported Tie k.s
experiences hes.y weather % the passage.
Ns1ss % %..s to ksa. Ssi-S ' The has .sss....
h.,y weather The p.ase stove pas Of as bad i's 81
Brs wr,ampis, Fo-I-r NOBLE day.. eoo. 10 sssu.s
schooner, lonaondey xeDossa, AasA.s Ms iasss.
g u ma sss ns ss Sa;'; os.s h MAJ
cL Msuaue Wilmington. NC day.. eos,oa and as'. stove =
nS On I'm. s' ssss: a Sa.i a s$s ss:
.par Asawsm. - frsnknrt, Me- hmei sh,s -, hssAss
s % s..s to ss s. 81 s.i i ss.
& sy R., o,s. to a ns,,s ss , = A
BoOl,e L@ssa,ass DAYS: yellow pane
Raj S' sc sS sssy % a,
D Elm sss rr1 sss s;.os ss.s
naval n. ~ Bsctw-H Sons; Hannah hsveas.
SNOW mn lays corn 10 ha'sns; oen = Ssoype,. pays
Del days. Barrett Henry Clay Phs
hrs Accomsc days. A. G. Havens; Col Ssttey ~
wood Chsron DAYS. and l. Mecresdy Co
Seh EIs, Porsmoaib fnbe. Barbados days. nc'ss>s
&c, 10 ~ H. CASTOR Of New Haven Mares ~ iAs
lon Is, spoke brig Susan Duncan Bansos Tor Porto es sns
lumber; IN well April 3 ht Is o.. hong ~ -. poks bns Rnsse
of Boson Cor San Juan Me- II days out all well
s.Lr n. smith, Harmon Wilmington n e., os,ys. nava
Dotper Potter 10Th inst r. NJ lat IS sS. ha
passed two mast. Of schooner sdnA sa. and .,saes
whole senss broke of the dek msde 81 ye'
low painted deck saddle the mast hoop>
also could no, ascertain last to the hull or not fm the
the supposed the 10 have been about lA
Steamer PenobSco Cop-- phiiadspdis. merchandise.
BELOW-Bsrk Elizabeth I-s, Gooins from Maansas bno
Jones' Tyler Apslachscol W. C. Pckenas rom Or
denas.
SAlIEDPscke chip American Eagle Williams, London; -
Btooklys. Mcdonald Aspinwal
WIND-Suurse, NV; Meridian, DO. Sunset N.Nw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
DIRD.

On Friday April Il. THOMAS b. LIPPITT, aged 81 yesn.
The friends tie family respectfully invited 10 attend the ~
Peters Church, Sunday, O'Clock NJ without
The will b. taken TO Greenwood Cenecy
for nermcnt. -
On Thursday night April Vs. SAMUEL SNYDER, formerly Of Bas
ton, Ps., aged 3, year. ..-
Prelons Chansnque Co. T. suddenly, the norrne 81
the 10th THOMAS FELLOWS the 18th Of hs He
many resident of satog County and was belosd
BY all who knew him. ~,
Atwhppsny. n J.. nurdsy April Is. aaer short HISS
ANN DERRICksON. mother OF Janice Derchson OF the nns
Gsunt h Derrckron ased " years.
viii be taken Greenwood Cemetery for informant 90
SATURDAY. the ARRIVAL Of the ~ O'Clock tram The iens
and family respectfully invited 10 attend the 70
viii be readiness the foot Of the
appointed time.
~ Philadelphia and California papers will please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
TITLES OF ACTS
Passed mt the Seventy-ffth Session, 1882, Of
the LEGISLATURE of New.York.


e9 In relation to the Isle and Foresburgh PLANK hoaa
Company, and the Mount Hope and Cumberland IurnpiAo
Road Company -, -. r,
go To amend the charter of the Church Charity fouh
detion in the county of Kings. az
go In relation the Enlargement of the Ere ana "
weco Canals and the Completion of the Black hise' au
Genesee V alley Canals spa
7l To enable the Trustees of the Seamens Fund and tie
treat in the CITY OF New York, to borrow money ,.o
p7S Relative TO the collection of for the year 1917
in the Ninth Ward of the city OF Brooklyn ~,
273 In relation Sackett and Jeferson-avenues q az
down ON map property at Bradford In the Nnlh %
the city of Brooklyn, drawn by A. Martin IN esnee
dred and thirty-hve ,.;.,.
"a Respecpg the officers Of the Brooklyn lnstifnte.
175 Entitled An amend an act RELATIVE 70 ~
and City Judge OF the CRY and county OF New OK anu %
other Judicial officers of the city and county OF
y76 To authorize the building Of draw or p'vo' "'s
over the Newton Greek. -
IN In relation 10 the partition of land. -. .s
sTS Authorizing the Board of Supervisors OF tns
Kes tn ar. ATE loan for the extension OF Hospital
dssiens IN Coz, lection with Als-ouse IN SAID county the
y7a TO amend an act entitled An act Ia ,slaa mi
co,mon sehools Of the city OF Wilansbursh passea
IL 1882 - to- 4. d. , .rt authorizing
the iucorpor aiion OF RuIa Cemetery AssoeA'i''1a
April q, lS7.
90 D,,fpins the exemptions nom taxahiSn '~
buildings iu the city OF Newfork. ..r..s the
seS Ia amend tie act entitled An act 70 ncoa a,ss,,
Fierer's Benevolent Association oi tAe ci'o "
passed March ~ isSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
MARRIED.

Ats, Paurs Church ApnI IS by Rev DR. Wainwright Mr. TH0S
FIIZ GBBoN. Henry fir Gbbon Of Dabha Ire
snd EMMA VIRGINIA 7 daughter Of the late Nh d. Wnsht
ESQ OF New Yolk
On wednesday April H. a. Lntes Church BY Rev rutis,
Mr. CYPRIAN CLAMORGAN Of ST. Louis. Mo-, n HEBk POW
ELL WHITE isushte OF the late Thomas White Bsa
Merchant. OF Liverpool England.
LOUIS and Liverpool papers please
n. y G. patna
Dr. C. M0rfAT, ofBrookyn, TO Mss H. VIRGINIA BARCLAY
the former place - -
Al Nor.,orn on the i4h inst hy Rev Or Murray, Of Ehhe
town WILLIAM A. COURsEN Eco, to Miss JANE CHESTER,
daughter OF Rev Aites Chester, Of the former place
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0eerrr Edwnsd fy~ap) Caeoae Am~s<~sks Schuah -
~h~. Bsns-r P,-~vy r,nrs B'rss. vose ca; nsy r~A
Sr>sdeis. 81 fbcwas. q 49,
KrshesA Burson Phssr Jsnes Hsnt; coyy, psrs-s Ne.
Haven. Drnk>m Dnn Sssfksx. rsr-ozs fonhn r1soer
ssas.sd Asr wls Balnoe Mair~r Lard Afzk-tta c.srk
sn sorea. uas.rrs Gen Wares Hal sa,-s nssfss
vs Nsw BEDFORD Htyy. S.shlh Se~hefn - - - =
rsr Co; X w. Brown. Hsse. W faAs<snn. e. y.1S =
ro'er: Y 3. wsnfs. s1,h. wNhanstaa. n c. l. Ae,sss
Ca l. Hnss. oveon. Bs,ane. W. r. Tbomp~oa x.v Yss
e. fewea wiunnsias G.. s. Powell; Hsarsce fsf< No.
Nfesms
Sose-PesIses, ro~-s. Pros-,s.se, Ye.~s
fsoSsl~r-olesas. ONE, rhsi.i-is,.. w H. rtsaesoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

Tur S1SnAY DrspA

The SUNDAY DEsPATCH.-Ihlsp paper
has now the largest circulation Of the Sunday press
being equal to that of any other Sunday papers put
together 1t therefore presents excellent medium tor
advertising all kinds of business The number for to-
morrow will contain much matter of interest The
Story Of AGNES FITzHENRY will be found 10 be mar
rave of exciting interest and may be read with proft
by all romantic young ladies who contemplate elope-
ment "The Catholics and Kossuth," Scenes OF From.
tier Life" "A Thrilling Adventure" in the interior OF
Mexico with come 20 long columns OF closely printed
matter all sorts of subjects go to make up this weeks
number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

NIBLo's.-The popular Rou

NIBLOs.-The popular ROussets seem
to experience diminution In popular favor. The
and presentation of bouquets greet them each repre-
sentaton of their last ballet of LIE Dsble Quare
Caroline is unexceptonaby the most graceful and spr-
ttu,ls dancer have ever in Ncw-York, and at
Niblo's she seems to be justly appreciated. Madame
Thion is recovering rapidly, and Is announced for
Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EBw-YoRK......ArEL 10.
.xx;.,o,oI ship Eeps Gee Sizth Page n
Cleared.

Atlantic West I.sI1so = "a P.,e1s
"a. s<snm,clsr; Coi,mhps, Byer Lssty1 sy Nm Liverpool.
Admiral BEn Bsve Lvns'9s TN New or~ass T. p Stan
on Heve j. w f-.~eN =
Bsrts-Henp warsH hasass C. DoIses Potter JA hsn'
lamp 81 3. Cuba k~'i ,sea ra,saddt shan'eas
IN p.iin "a sssghens . 1919, J" LAX JsrLssn,~
crss~ enng.oa cba~sos. Dsaaaa ps''a
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The NIandanrus Case.

ALBANY, Friday, April 10, 3d.
Judge Denis this morning resumed his
ARGUMENT and closed in the afternoon. Mr.. Spencer
followed in reply and concluded about o'clock p NJ
The Court then adjourned to the second Tuesday oil
Nav next when it will meet for consultation only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
Destructive Fire Mt Detroit.

DETRoIT, Ffiday APrl TO- ~.
A fire broke out at midnight In the build
ing ON Jeferson-av., adjoining the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank, occupied by The Commercial Bnustia
printing Office which lost everything, and the building
was entirely destroyed Total loss about There
was an insurance for 1900 the building In Western
Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
CITY ITEMS.

~ w. III. VAN WAGNER, the Pough-
Wing speaker and recently as an advocate of Temper.
ance Is now in our City on his return from lecturng
tour in Massachusetts, and Connecticut We want to
see his great pitched in City for series OF
Free Temperance Meetings and urge our leading Tenn.
perance friends to unite in securing this end Mr. Van
Wagner may be in The Tribune office from 10 to IL
o'clock this morning, and urge our friends to call
and confer with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

"Art is long and time is leeting
And our hearts, though stout and brave,
Still ike muiiled drums beating
Funeral marches to the grave"
Alas, too true! But the grave can no
longer hide our friends from us, longer utterly be-
reaye Art In her incessant efforts TO rival nature, has
dipped her pencil in sunbesms, and by an alchemy as
subtle as it is beautiful perpetuated In defiance OF cor.
rodng tme every lineament and every expression OF
the beloved faces which more among the living
One of Roots perfect daguerreotype ikenesses Is In
many instances the sole sacred relic of dear friend
Delay not them but go to Roots No. 1863 Broadway and
secure for the sake OF your friends that which death
cannot take from them.
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THE SPIRITUAL TELEGRApH.-Our re

The EF1HI UhL I ELEuhztf NJ Oetf foes
ders will perceive from the advertisement on our first
page that new WEEKLY PAPER with this title, devoted
to spirtualsm is about to be issued in this City. We
suppose will be open to all spirits whether III or out OF
the body and it will doubtless be cordially received by
those who are interested in modern mystical phenome
ma. Mr.. CHARLES PARTRIDGE, with whom our readers
are already acquainted Is to be its proprietor and pub
Usher the name of tho Editor has not transpircd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
The America Mt Boston-Thc Mail South.

BOSTON, Friday, April 10, lo9@
The r. Nj. steamship America reached
her dock at East Boston at o'clock this afternoon and
her mails for NewYork and the south left here In the
5e o'clock train for the steamer. They will reach your
City early tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

u Supcrfne India Decca Muslin Goods,
together with great variety of Trcssore Silks Pneap
pie Tissues, and Pineapple Cloths for Dresses; also
Hdkfs., Scarfs Shswls and Cuff of the same material
and many other India and China Goods, Of the most
novel and scarce description just received, and for sale
ai Foun.sin's, $40 Brca1wsy (Niblos Garden)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

u Gleason's Pictorial for the present
week IL superior to lie predecessors in exceence and
general beauty snd contains accurate hkeasss Of
Lola Mcntcx taken from life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

BID 1T GooD-BYg.--The last perform
Of thss iniitabIe Eastern Spectacle Cherry and
Pair STAR at Bxrnums Museum this afternoon and this
evening. cannot be performed after toay Your last
cbancs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
IAdvertsementI 7
TRY EsPENsCHEID's HATs-His Spring

STYLES are truly elegant and their cheapness Is marvel
We have priced the market, and can recommend tho
establishment of Mr. Espensched No. l07 Nassanst cor
per of Ann az the hat in New York city His stock
is of the choicest that be procured and the beauty
esse and elegance of the fabric beyond criticism