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PHiLApELPHiA, Ostober, 6, 1852
James Warrer, the conductor the Baltimore train
which left he-c last Dsht fell between the cars near
Wilmington, and was instantly Xii Cd being cut in two
He leaves wife and tix ohildIen here.
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The Loss Of the CLAY Medal.

PROBABLE DISCOVERY OF THE ROGUE WHO STOLE 1T.
BALTiMoRE, October g. 1852
The Ianoyerian Consul here has received inform alton
Of the arrest, In Hanover, Of named Frederick
Ececke recently returned there from this country and
having in his possession 81 600 in American coin
iaee gold medal and quantity of valuable jewelry.
tho manner of acquiring which he would give salts
factory account OF. He old convict in Hanover
and whilst in this country arrested several times
lie resided principally In Philadelphia and Baltimore
1t Is thought he MAJ have been concerned in the
Portsmouth Va Bank robbery; and that the medal in
his possession may be the celebrated Clay medal which
stolen in New YoIk
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Meteorological Observations.

2. NUH9EF Line 0FficL b.skNiNT NO. "a sr3rE,
"WEDNESDAY, Oct q, 1852.
Errralo. oP. M.-Cloudy. Strong southwest wind.
Thermometer CO.
ltocnEsTFR 9P, MA very pleasant evening; rather
cold Thermometers
sfhacrsE or M.-Pleasart eyenipg; starlight Wind
northwest Thermometer 80.
1IcA 2. CLEAR pleasant evening. Wind west.
lhutmcmeter 02
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NV URLtANs Oct. Q, lsa2.
Later dates fom Texas to hand and the accounts
{ tilc crops generally favorable
Th stem bp Psmpcro has arrived here with ssu Jnia
stafesua dA:s 70 TIE 9sth ut. she bring, u..hins
.ier frcn Cai'urris and har intelligence fsom fisr.
agua L g-dt, VniEI olta4.
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CHARLESTON Oct 8 1852.
notwithstanding the occurrence of the two ot
yellow fever ormcrly reported in Savannah the scae
has not assumed an epidemic character.
There were fifteen deaths from yellow fever a. Charles
ton, in the forty eight hours previous to Monday
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KINGSTON, n. T., Oct. o. fB5y.
gathering OF the young wings of Ulster county took
place at Rcsendae today Five thousand men were on
the grouno composed Of delegations from nearly every
town the county One procession of wagons was near
~ mile long Cook presided and tho meeting was
addressed by Roscoe Conklng Of Utica and George Dsw
SON. Of Albany. Much spirit md energy exhibited
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wing Meeting at Dodhnm, Mass.

UNs
large and entbuaiastic meeting of wings tool
rlace 1T n,dhsIn to-day Hon J. H. Bots was the Prin
eipGl speaker.
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County Fair Mt Pittsburg.

PI1TshuRG, Oct. b-F. NJ.
The Allegheny county fair, which opened yesterday,
excites unusual interest There noble specimens
cattle, and the manufacturing and mechanical depart
ments are well represented The floral and fancy ar
tcles are mort tastefuly arranged aud there is large
collection Of every description of choice fowls sad
the receipts at the door yesterday amounted to 50 COO
although the price OF admission Is but small
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Agricultural Fair In New Jersey

PHLApELrHrA, Oct 6, 1852
The Mount Holly burlington county, New Jersey
Agrcu ural Society had large snd beautiful exhibi-
ton DAY. From three to four thousand persons
present
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Fatal DucI IN IScntucLv

LOUISVILLE, October 6, 1852
y White was yesterday killed, near Lexington Ky In
ouel with Benjamin johnson The weapons uset wcrr
guns, at fifty PAGES and the first fire proved fatal
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THE vhg dccgass Of the Fifth district met ia tnis pac
~ ) ana upon the 6rst bslot nominated q d
,u Ngiou ior Congress After the passsge o. ths ,uH
tu - erou'ifrs efptoyilg ci Scott aad unna0li &c
-. ~. tc!ou.utq
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Interesting from Albany.

THE CONTEST FOR THE STATE TREASURY SuIP-lIR
COOK REFUSES TO sURRENDER-THE CANAL no ARD
PK0NOUECING AGAINST WING ExTEAvAGASCE.
ALBANY, 0cIoBER o, 1882
Benjamin Welsh to whom the Supreme Court has
given the office of Treasurer waited upon Treasurer
to-day with the view OF taking possession of the Office
but Mr. Cook stating that he not prepared to
render Mr.. Welsh served him with notice that mp.
pcaton would he made to Judge Watson of the Supreme
Court to for order requiring him to vacats
the office The case IL is understood Is to be carried
to the Court Of Appeals
The Car al Board this afternoon adopted resolution,
by vote OF six to two eXoneratiDg Superinte udeu ut
Waterman from the charges embodied in the statement
Of Auditor Newell They also resolved that Mr. Outhou
the late vhig superptenden had paid prccg extrava
gany high for lumber How far this resolution
Canal Commissioner Mather in charge Of 0uthout's
ection is not stated MIR Chatfeid absent and the
Two negative votes from whgs.
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VERY IMPORTANT FRUM HAVANA.
The Steamer Crescent City Not Permitted
to Land.
SPEECH or GENERAL SCOTT AT CINCINNATI.
Large Webster Meeting in Boston.
>~~>~>~N~~-~>~~o~sc~-~cNe
Extraordinary Turnout Of the Anii-Scott Men.
os~osN>NN>>~~>>NNNNoo>
MAINE LAW MEETING IN PlTTsBgRG.
C0NGREGATloNALIST CONVENTION In ALBANY.
>>N~>>~>>~>>>~N>>~~~
nAINE LAW MEETING IN PirTsBgRG.
1ONGRECATIoNALIST CONVENTION IN ALBANY.
The Contest Cor the State Secrciarys!llp,
So. &c., So.

The Crescent City and the Cuban Authori-
ties.
THE VESSEL FORBIDDEN 10 COMNU NlCATE WITH THE
SHOkE-HER PASSENGERS AND MAILS TAKEN TO
hLW ORLEANS.
NV ORLEANS, October 20 1852.
The ste amShp Crescent City, Captain Porter coming
up. She arrived at Havana from New York on Sunday
afternoon-sas forbidden all communication with the
shore--and ordered out of the harbor forthwith. The
pretext for this outrage is that Mr. Smith s retained
purser on board that vessel
Captain Porter made strong formal protest against
he action Of the Cuban government but hs remon-
STRANGE unAvaipg and he at proceeded to sca
In the midst Of tremendous gale.
All the passengers and the malls for Havana have of
course been brought to this port.
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A ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN BIBIE UNIoN

A ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN BIBLE UNION.
"A The American Bible Union will hold its Third Ami
versary Thursday the 7h instant Public exercises to
at ten o'clock NJ in the meeting house OF the
First Bar tst Church Broome street of Elizabeth
street. Speakers various of the country will ad
dress the meeting The ercises will continue several
days There will be meeting for business in the Lecture
Room Mt nine o'clock The morning hour Of Thursday from
eight TO nine o'clock, will be occupied prayer meeting
in which the brethren from all parts of the country will
unite in seeking The blessing Of God the plans and
operation Of the American Bible Union especially refer
ence to the revision of the English Scriptures.
WIN. H. WlCKOFF, Corresponding Secretary.
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LARGE MEETING-REsoLuTI0Ns TO SUPPORT TEE
TOTAL CANDIDATES FOR OFFicE-sELEoTIoNs
FaoM The WING TICKETS, ETC.
PIIrsruRG October 6, 1852.
A large meeting Of the friends Of the Maine Liquor
Law was held in Masonic Hall last night.
Mr. Tinc Of snowden Township presided, assisted by
numerous Vice Presidents
report adopted, approving ofthe candidates who
answered nterrogatories pedgng themselves to eoto for
the Liquor law The whg ticket was recommended, ex
cent Mr. Penny who refused 70
There some opposition to Mr. Darsc, but he wa
recommended for the Senate. also Mr steyenson
Ia free soier) for the same Office
J. Heron Foster free soil candidate for the Legislature
was substituted for Penny
The nominations met with some opposition; A. ID
MCamont (aemocrat) saying that he repcdatod the
liza OF ri(dgng the assemblage TO vote sor any set Of
inCr lie Objected TO the ticket proposed not single
democrat appeared it. lie opposed TO the el,c
tion of man Who would drink champagne in Harris
burg, and then 90 into the Capitol and vote for tho
MHtue law
An addres was adopted, defending the constitution
ay o the law stating the evils OF intemperance, and
Indicating the determination Of temperance men.
Greet preparations are making among the democrats
FIR & paes meeting at GreeDsburg tomorrow; about
CC0 delegates will 20 hom this place. Several distin
euehed speakers will be there
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HOUSES. RpOis. ErC.. WAEgEE,

COUNTRY SEAT WANTED TO ulRE-A READY
" furnished house The lrdeon river for next summer
lhe houte be on the river One near Newburs
snk nndng would be preferred Apply MS coon as CON
tthtent to J.. Z. j., - W est Sixteenth street
E,NCHANGE OfrICE.-ANY PERSON HAVING AN
- exchange ONCE they wish to dispose Of, may find
tNrciastrh ~ addressing note X. T. Herald office.
AutNE WANTED.--PART, OR THE WHOLE OF 4
- Etnie house situatcd between The Bowery ludlow
trstt and Grand and Houston streete Any having
nuse Z. that tcrtion will hear desirable tenant
lS trpyms T. Thomas y Maodua. ,6i Bowcry.
N.Y. VAhTEp-hN rSTABIIsnED BAR ROOM in THE
Wy htiehloraopd Of broadway, between Rare'ay and
drnd ttrost Address A. H. Herald oce stating ter,as
Nv hh9iD lu MIRA STABLE Ann CAhRtA0R
NF Nenyt, n tle nNrhl lNthpai ~ ptrsu reu Iat0
slgs. @4l. " A0BIl&tk LlYaNGslVN, ts Bs3sarsg
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IL NICKKRBOCKER BANK or THE CITY OF NEW
ASTNUCCEUM.

-
LADY OF GOOD EDUCATION, ACCUSTOMED TO
"A teaching having few leisure hours, would like to
devote them to teaching private family for which board
given and required Address Draneaux this Office per-
sonally 30 Clinton place.
CEDAR GLEN SEMINARY, SING SING.-MRs. PAT
~ TERS0S has been induced to add Considerable to the
facilities before available in her sbhment and hopes
to merit continuance of that liberal patronage she has
eeady enjoyed. There will be vacancies for few
pupils after the vacation which will terminate the st of
November Terms SIS for children under eight OF
So per quarter.
LNyENlNG SCH00L-TuE EVENING SCHOOL AT
h the Manhattan Academy Fifth street and
b. for the accommodation of apprentice and young
persons, will be re-opened Monday, October H. at
o'clock +. NJ. Early application at the Academy, day
yening will be to receive admission Terms
ITALIAN AND FRENCH LESSONS-BY A GENTLE.
who has had long experience in teaching, aud
refer to Of the highest respecaby. For address,
please apply at No 22 Fourth Twelfth street
MR.. A. CASsARD, PROFESSOR, BY DIPLOMA, OF
lSl the Spanish language, and an Honorary Member Of
the Havana Literary Lyceu, with many experience
10 teaching he has been for long time director o Of
the best colleges in the Island of Cuba, being also able
cal the
will open his CLASSES in the different branches Of education
above mentioned, ON Thursday from o'clock A. NJ till
o'clock T. NJ. daily Also. private classes for ladies and
gentlemen The Professor will attend class well-rc-
pated college respectable family. Terms moderate Beet
reference together with the nttestaton Of many
bis pupils in this city Apply at No ~ Warren street.
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ATA MEETING OF THE PRoPRIRToRs or THE
Monday evening 4th following were
unanimously adopted
sions, &c. compelled to advance the price all
meats and FISH from sxpence to nnepence per plate which
Resoved-That the above changa be adopted Monday
Resovec-That these proceedings be published in the
sisned-M, NJ. Van Dyke 81 2s and 2s Catherine slip
Albert Rogers, No Fulton street, Mrs e. Fish l33 Fulton
koundy l5 Fulton street Harmon II Gunter, li5 Fulton
street 1 s. IL Crook 50 Chatham s Rogers
John y and 10 Catherine Slip Reed Moss Is Bowcry
1sGss Il f TqI0s q TTes sx.ss
Chamberlain 80 Pearl street, Ssyery Chanalr L Beck
C CHATHAM Ferr Iessss s. CHATHAM
William H. sl0oum 1876 sossh street yet nyKr c,..m,
JOHN NELSON, Secretary.
o.o.F.-THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
i. New York will the stated October Session
SS aSd
p'A'' 1''D' JoiIS j. DAVIES. Grand Secretary
II NIcKERBocKER BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
York-N office is hereby given that the 18th day Of
October next between the hours of 10 and o'clock M
ue and Of the ese
ton for Directors of said Bank to be held the owing
place and between the hours Of 10 and ii o'clock A. M an
election will be held for Directors said Bank TO
then expire; Iaso Inspectors the election
next thereafter ensuing. j. A. GUM, Cashier
V,BE KINGsLAND HOMESTEAD LAND AND BUILD.
bers and for other on Friday eveuns October
sh at 5 Third street near Lewis street at sht o'clock
rom The 9r5n,ry building assoeations. Each member
to be paid monthly nstaiments according
TIE value Of the house, aud when thus paid for or in
citation. and from all mortgages will be given There is
ss X al o a N Is G am
bcrs street
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Gov. Ramsny's Departure for Minnesota.
WAsuroror Oct O. 1852.
Governor Ramsay left last evening for Minnesota,
bearing for the payment due under the
Indian treaties and annuities.
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UAaCIae ACApEnES.

DANCING AND FENCING ACADEMY, NO. 55t
IL Broadway two doors below Prince street.--Massrs.
FREDER CkS RUSSELL take this opportunity OF infor
their friends atd patrons that their respective classes
forming. Juvenile danci class, Wednesday and Sat
alay afternoons from o'clock class for ladies' Monday
snd Thursday afternoon o'clock GLASS
Ionday and Thursday evening from o'clock. Mr. RUSSELL q
sncpg classes and private lessons ab all hours Of tho day
Schools ma familiea attended.
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The Webster Meeting In Boston.
TREMENDOUS TURN OUT-sEvEHAL THOUSAND PER-
SONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENTHU-
sIASM, ETC.
DosroN, Oct g. 1852
The Webster men had meeting in Faneuil Hall this
evening which attended by ftSm four thousand to
five thousand persons.
A. II Nelson, of Woburn, and Geo Z. Quits of Bos-
ton were the principal speakers
letter was read from the Hon. Hiram Ketchum Of
New York After expressing regret that he unable
to be present, he gays
and Daniel Webs has wrongod BY the proceedings
foremost wg States Daniel webster the foremost Of
ag h gs %eT my own part feel that the whs party e
prnc and to the most champion Of those
party. Had the members of that conys dared
cmbody in resolution the assigned IN private
they would have been hisscd Baltimore
their homes That that ne too great
fore, unpopular.
EIGHT THOUSAND WEBSTER wHfGs IN THE FIELD
DESPAIR OF THE SCOTT wHfGs, ETC.
spEciAL CORRESPONDENTS OF the rrw YoEK HERALD.
BosToS, October 6 1852.
The Webster citing in Fanueil Hall this evening
regular old fastioneo enthusiastic political gathering
and by far tine most spirited meeting of the present
vass
The speakers took kold and independent stand aud
completely anniilated the wire. pulling p.itcians Of
the Scott party
Duiirg the evening there not less than eish /
thousano persons ia and ABOUT the Hall
The Scott wings ia terrible rage, and their de-
feat is certain.
This meeting is to be followed up by others, all over
the State
The Webster tide is swelling onward and it will com
plstely oveibrow the Scott wings.
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nEM0CRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
- teeA regular meeting of this committee will be held
at Tammnny Hall Thursday the 7th day of October
~ o'clock T. NJ AUGUSTUS SCHELL, Chairman.
JONAS Il. PHILLIPS, leo.....
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sPEsjsAI. nspTuCES.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE, NEW YORK
October L. 1852W John d. Kloetting, Of this
city found murdered his place Of business NO. 10
Forsyth street. Monday the nth September and whereas
there to believe that he murdered by Louis
Kreutzcr who has absconded now, therefore Ambrose
the authority vested In me- do oer reward OF two hun.
dred and ty dollars for the apprehension Of the said
this city, for such as will lead TO the appre
henson Of the said Krcuz said reward to be paid
the certificate District Attorney Louis Kreutzer
is Prussan by birth, about 80 years Of age; about S
feet inches high rather built weight about 5o
lbs fair compexiop light brown hair but thin and
and always looks red whiskers around tho chin: he
generally his down the and carries
his head the left side he lost joint from the mid
die fngersn the left hand When last seen, he had on
greenish short German made with three four pock
cts dark pants with blue stripes heavy German boots
with nails and cloth cap He is supposed however
to have of black clothes with him; he does speak
English The woman in company with him is about his
sze brown hair and dressed German short wasted
roc &c she is far advanced in pregnancy and does not
speak English They have with tn large German
trunk chest, and last pier No. 50 North
river about o'clock the steamboats, Isaac Smith
and Armenia about starting Given under hand
and official seal, AMBROSE Q. KIN GSLAND, Mayor.
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broadway RAILROAD.-S Office Is HEREBY
- given, that the special committee Of the Board OF
Aldermen to whom referred the application for perms
Der of the Board Of Aldermen in the City Hall satur
day the 9th ins ut II o'clock A. NJ of that day to which
all terested in the project invited to attend
OSCAR W. STURlEVANT. Chairman.
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90. .F-THE r. w. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
New York will the stated October Session
of Grand and Centre Streets Representatives will
please be punctual. BY order.
JOHN j. DAVIES, Grand Secretary.
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DIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION.--ONE MORE
! Rally.-Attention, Democrats Attention meeting
OF the Pierce and King Association Of the Sixteenth ward
requested to meet at Begaps Seventeenth street.
the Eighth avenue, Thursday evening" October l. at
O'clock All Democrats favorable to the Pierce
and King Seymour and Church. and State aud County
Tickets will assemble Eminent speakers will ad
dress the meeting. By order,
JAMES CASSIDY, President.
Sa,aD,R EDwanp KpKy. Mn.,. }socresares
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\ ElANETNG AGA DEMY.-I. NEYEN RESPECTFULLY
~ informs his friends and the public that will open
ais academy at Nos ~ and 199 Walker rsrect,
Wednesday, october l3 lie will also re-opcn his school
No. 20 William ntrcet (shakspcsro Hotei on TUESDAY,
October II. Every variety Of new dances will be intr
duced, particularly the !" Meyen Quadrille" and "Le
Figaro" Sorees aud balls rs usual Days Of tuition at
walker street every Wednesday aud Saturday and at the
Shakespeare Hotel every Tuesday and Friday. For par
teuars and references call above from four to eight
o'clock l. MI at his residence, Nc 5 Houston street,
aeeond hloek from BroadKaN daly. till o,oloek.
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srtaE Yi.ogENCk AND KEYFoRT coMPAEY-s
meeting of the scekhoidor viii hs hold a. Eoypor. on
E,fvrdav s Qh Of October noab WHOM statement will
tns8e u She prcapucss and ooudton OF to Company.
so,s viii be provided 10. ho purpoa aad land 81 tho
dok rnx building rrorcry Persona desirous o.
s,nuirp the rlacs vii be furnished With okes for the
curfion by applying ~ the ohoe NO ~ benoverssreeA
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EoR CoRoNER.-DR. TRAPnAGEN, or $50 PEARL
VIII be al independent candidate for the once
Coroner, this coming election, untrammcled By any
party having tho fullest confidence that tho commn
nifty will support good independent Of party principles
Justice l. du. to him.
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r,rpsT PREMIUM MILLINERY EsTABLIsBMENT,
" 6A Broadway door belov Priree etreN neat Wy
Metropolitan Hotel-&rs W. ai&huNS reepeotinilly ~
or numerous patrons aud strtngere Visiting W.
city that ahe has brndeeao aSlognsnt o. fats a SIC
rSer snilItutry "a addition sarge afsortmont OF hlf
own manufacture OF the latest fs aaQls Also jus q
cevcd ~ tho Inst stccpiers lag1s uycre o. parr sA
cFke -c'vcta rhbcua foathcrs Artificial Ahvers ec Sc
Str~hsrtt Rra upera ervFiitd ~ fe eesc fr ,lGe e3
&C., Al ~x-s@. lI.. =. A1-4. saAtLs e&h
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mILLINERY AND pREss-MAKING.

MADAME GoNpgN, FROM PARIS, DRESS MAkEl
NI No l93 Eait Twentieth street, near third avenue
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ITO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS
Of the Second and Fifth wards Of the city of Brook
tyn Fellow CtEens-In consequence Of the illegal and
unjust for delegates nominate Captain of
Police OF the Second district the d of September last
she being illegal and contrary to democratic usages
therefore take this opportunity inform the legal voters
OF both wards that candidate for the Office Of Cap
cain Of Police at the ensuing election Decmng this the
ouy to solicit the support Of the
democratic party. remain, &C..
Brooklyn, october 8, 1857. MICHAEL MNAMARA.
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2
Al II. GiavelIi) Academy for Dancing, 67 Broadway
combined with instruction in the dances most In mode
and alor Dancing through all its variations
tm Of cxcrce for the heaithiu stive and graceful
VeOrement Of the usouar powers cf young scholars
found highly beneficial The OF acquiring elegance
esey style Of motion IN dancing is iuced to fe
hensvo rules simply explained and thoroughly
taught 10 step properly in walking in order to obtain
pleasing and graceful ien forms OF each lessou and
everything observed that will impart TO tho pupil n
fed and noble department. Inquire further ut tho Aca-
r,nN
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INTEREST ON CITY sTocRs.-THE INTEREST on
the public etocfs Of tho city of Now York, dae and
payable tg viii BE- PAID on that day BY shspherd
BarE No 3 Wall The transfer hooks will bc closed
ON Wednesday, IL at O'clock I'm For the accom-.
- Cd zion OF stockholders trspfers will be permittod
ur.pg be period the books remain closed TO take effect
Ncy. l. lrsg. JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, Comptrolec.
Conf trollers Office New York, Oct 4 1852.
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MADAME AUGUSTA RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
A customers aud frier ds that she is fixing the
hcusn No. az Broadway opposite Washington place, for
he reonenng Of her dancing classes further notice Of
her beginning day will be given.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-13

salesman, never was, and never can be-
We defy any man 20 point US to single
instance in which he has shown the least
ability in that line.N 1t cannot be done.
He has never occupied a civil station since
he failed in the practice of the law. and
solicited commission in the army. He
selected a soldiers profession. and was
successful in it-has there rendered the
country g6od service. and there let us
keep him. He is fit for nothing else. and
least of all for President. -sss
On the other hand. Pierce &c states
mdE-has occupied many of the highest
and most responsible positions in the
country. and always with credit. He has
also, prompted by his love of quietude
and private life. refused many other high
Offices. Pierce is no Office.hunter. while
Scott has been working for the Presiden-
cy ever since 1899.
Let us have soldiers to- command our
armies. and for Gods sake give us states.
men to conduct the affairs of the govern
mentl e. ~: