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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01
ISAAC CLARK, ! s..t
JAMES ROWLAND { .e'ts'"AlV'.

4 LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC. MEETING OF
the dem ATTIC repuIicao electors of tho Fourth ward
held a. Shakespeare Hotel fuesisy evening August 81
1902 Dennis Mullins, Eco called TO the ehs Patrick
Grove Captain C0aklev, Edmund Sweeney aud Francis
Dayton. Vice Cbairmen r. Pfet adT 1afriok Sscreares.
Oh motion, Committee REGULATIONS MAS appsintej
the chair consisting James Spih Francis DIyton
John tfowe who reported the toilowng
heress The well oses rssceahie citizana 81 tho
kturth ward not rmted exercise the pri
Of irtmen at the late primary election bat Sere beaten
from tho polls with budgons and stones in the HANDS Of
desperate mon; ard
Where's. the conmi tee appointed at large of
tao friends IL Dr. william Donnell refused she rsns
q supervising the primary election that juasco might 10
done 70 all ies, therefore
Resolved, that look The rgs0s.c1 20
these INSPECTORS defeat the o. ticket
aud atToeous knowing that during the sopest the m nds
DE- Donneli hsi positively ptlltd taSs, bslts
% every one poed by thar opponents.
resolved That the the
TDns entitled the confidence Of
Duct At tie polls both while keepBg the ballot box hidden
rom the view Of the and also account OF sheir
tearing and throwing down tho DDJnneIl tickets. ani far
hermore we denou &c these Il peotors 4 the false and
Resolved, That the Bon Hency sel rcpresant
size - the reeuse Convention merits the thnks of shs
meeting the entire the
Tor his honesty and cor sistency
Resolved That Ill all fair aud h0r orabe
to prom Ote sustain the claims If DR. UDonnel
democrat
Reolysd Thai cordially approve of the platform laid
down by the Baltimore Convention and that will hesrs
~ support Pierce and King the dsnsuishei nominees ~
that convention.
After which The meeting addressed able nanasr
BY DR.. Cobnery Nr Ly nch. ana O hers.
SAhRIeS }sscxet.ries. d. MULLINS, Chairmsn.
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Union COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING.-PURsEs AND

Union COURSE, L. I.-TROTTINC.-PURsES AND
~ stakes Tor TALL season, Is52:-
l-iurse 500 with inside stake Of $50 half forfeit;
free for all horses that PURSE mile heats beet
in i've. in harness.
y, The Same as No. !, under saddle.
No. 3-The same ss No. l, TO wagon.
No 500. with II side stake $50 half forfeit;
Tree ao ~ horses ,at never won purse over 500 mile
NOT he same MS No 4. in horness.
No. 9Th same as No. 4, under saddle
IL urse Sie with inside stake of S1c0 half forfeit;
free for all horses that purse si0 mile
NsS-The same as No. I, in harness.
Nolo.Purse $780, with inside Of $780, half forsis
heats, best IN Eve in harness.
No 1.-The same as n %. TO- under saddle.
No f. Purse 5000 withinsde stake of $780, half forc
free for all horses that purse S2O two
miles and repeat, In harness.
No. i3-The same as No. r. under saddle.
nIPurse $3.50 with n,de stake Of $780, half Forfeit
No. l5.-The came as No. II, two miles and repeat.
free for all mile heats best in i've In harness
NO; H.Purse $500. with nsido stake $50 half forfei5
iree ior all horses two mee and repeat in harness.
No l6Purse $780, with inside stake $500 half forfeit
free for all three mi les and repeat in harness.
$500 free for all horses; mile heats best In
ys under saddle 500 to ge to the second best horse
In nvo IN harnes $50 to 60 to the second best horse
NO -Purse $780, free for all horses; mile heats best in
hys 20 wagon; S5ote go to tho second best horse.
under saddle; $so TO g to the second best horse
g The h %.
peSt IN harness. 500 20 to the second best horse
me above purses and stakes close on Saturday even
sss u sa q
on more to make race and two to START The aecve
and ootoR eo%s "a In M q
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- Of Wheeling sis per Cent Coupon Bonds sa.saasees
payass aanass ' tSy s ss1. sSe's
sa SG an IL iai siss
@ a's To T III sss :s
rsss,. my pledge s ssa
% aae . w
ssaad viii BE- received COR ,nsse 10 shee srt
E sf:Ssaaa o % sss
nseress FOR al win be added whom .he
sosds are paid for The peeminm win be pad on the DAY
sses paid tho opssa q The Bidder any sms be-
sor.unty 20 secure mos, re,sbe and perm nSosi
without preepisstsy di,tasess their
lords, ana semitic he subscriber frss 2clsst
corner of Wall street and sroadwsy.
ToBuMDERs.-PsoPosaL WILL BE RECEIVED
WITH he 9Th Of neSs az ths Transfer otee
Sswass Jersey The sadips BE- 10 feet eng
ard plan seen upon J6e Gn 4 ~ iss e
New York. Aug 90 1852.
DRAFTS ON IRELAND. so.--ruE SUBSCRIBERS
~ siaht Drsfts various Banks and Bankers in
England ifsiHf sTS s"S; 70 a''
Ss1 b sp y s a sa sr 9 q Ii
svsry month. '''' '' '' ''''' N'' "'' 80 " y
THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK or THE NEW
inetament IL III cent each share payable at the
fee OF the company Wedu esday September LAT. 1867
BY order of the Board. q. ii, ANDRU5, President.
J. JuGHAM PERRY, Acting Secretary.
wi bought out for oashj Watches, Jewelry, Plate Dia
mond fianoiortss sssars qnors Horses carriases,
IA Grand street, corner Of Broadway the Pacific
Bank. Tho stretest confidence ana honor relied
upon. Ladies waited upon Mt their own residence.
SMALL CHANGE.-TWo PER CENT PREMIUM PAID
~ for all kinds.
J. THOMPSON, corner of Broadway and Wall straa.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
IA estate of the late John Elliott drover. Will present
them the subscriber before the 5sh
JAMES IL. sUYDAM, li5,East Twenty fourth St.
TOHN McMICHAEL SO OLD SLIP, CORNER Of
d South street has for sale drafts witch
will to cashed Throughout Great Britain aud ireland
Issues certificates by the Eagle line Of Eaw York
Liverpool paol cts Refers to Mesrs. ,hn " Whit
lock L. Co Sherman & Collins, m d Acton Civil, Esd
CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT., CANADA.-oUE-
~ bee, August 20 lS52Notce is hereby given, tia, IL
cut tmbe certain timber berhs On
Tire river St Maurice an it's trb ltares win disposed
NJ the town of Three Rivers, the 20th day Sap
temher next The terms viii &c made known and NAP Of
the and its tributaries Geating the herths
dsross Of will be exhibited at the Agents Off Three
Rivers from the 10th to the goth day OF September.
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NINETEENTH WARD -HUNUh TO WHOM HONOR
Il dueAt large and respectable M.eti OF the clt
xens, spontaneously convened tho long .as
grocery store OF Third avenue aud street,
on Monday evening August So 1872 Thomas Pioohny.
ESQ., called to the Chair Isaac Clark
James Rowland were appointed Sc retarss aAd the fol-
Moult0n imousy adopted and ordered pub
lishea in the New YORK HERALD
whereas The successful result ~ the noble appeal v she
people Of the Fret Cong District Of she 5sate Of
Missouri for handed Justice honest fair play
Gently INSIDE by the world renowned Thomas Benton. who
bad Ben shamefuly and naco,sly drisen nRd hunted
thirty long where like fst 1ful old watch dog.
he had discbarsed his duty With rae hdebsy and
care by an unhoy continuation Of lean and hangr
wolves, who had posed their the Capitol With
yeipng pack OF political rah acsd bxeba generated In
lat from the Shiny point, nj Of Msso
the bounty for whose worthless hea pelt eoasis
the thanks aud the whole county uety 10
lop 20 the gallant laos Of louis for their triumph
return Of noble old veteran tbe putrid
yessin which this meotiae ia with homes
man aud true patriot throughout the Republic mns ~
ThYefoye Resolved. That this
eemr ty due az here rendered TO the
Of he Fa. Congressional District ~ the state Of Mis-
souri, Tor sbe tnmphEt return faithful and we-tsie
of the United States all or oton in the face
and regular hcm.ations shey
cscdal VI which do hereh by repueiae AMI condemn
fraud which shall hereafter
to The extent abilities dsstru
alike to the rights Of the people aud tte best interest Of "A
pfTy.
R4sovrd manifest rastsfsetion and ioy q.
the return I'D Bullion 10 seat in the
bonfire iumina atom and char Gre kets
the corner Of Third syehpe aud Ferry ninth treet on We'd
nesday evening next. srcmbcr 1862: and that Messrs
Cooper. nodruh and Charles Martin he and they
hereby appointed littee to the
1terial for tueh display
Whereupsn The meeting adjourned.
Thomas PINcKNY, Chairman.
ISAAC LARK, seor.taries
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IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE or THE LADY
L who purchased Of gent On Sunday evening . six
baded tortoise she'll handled kDe abe will confer
f.sor BY addressing IT, j. a this office st.tins where and
when istsrview had She will please mention the
place where the purchase made and the particulars Of
same. Confidence
DEPORTATION wANTED-OF THOMAS Robson,
father II Margaret Robson. late Of Belfast Ireland sup
pose be in this country about fifteen Any informa
tion Of him win be gratefully received by his daughter Ar
gsret, Twins in Bxockvila, Canaoa " est.
INFORMATION Is WANTED OF MARY ORMOSD,
of Fnllow In the county Of Waterford. Ireland VINO
sailed from Cork ia tho year 1896 whoa last heard OF
living in New York. aud married to Joseph goad.
Any Of her win be thankfully we'd by
BROTHER John Ormond, who landed in York thu 2h
OF last june and Is at Charles Fsaper grocer "
Forty hrst street, Third avenue, New York.
ME-. HERS. HoLT, PIANIST, WILL PAEAsE CALL
Ava on G. BREUSING, III Broad way.
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THE TURF.

MON COURSE, l.. I-TROTrING.-0N THURSDAY
~ September . at half past L. msteh for 81 co.,
mile heats best three in FIVE to and driver
TO weigh 800 lbs D. Dmmick names b. &. Moscow; j.
wbe,pey names shachlebaek The ears will Leave the
south Ferry Brooklyn fer the Course at two o'clock PM
and return the sport Fare, each way
cents. John l. SNEDIK ER Pronrietar.
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RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS.-TROTrING.-
az, pSrss 81 ssS win be sivsn 70 como "a on Friday:
Entries 70 close NJ the Absys house, On Thsssday
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COAL.

dersigned Ia constantly receiynr and has for
.se aoSys superior coal By the beat lad A. g pros4yfH
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DERCE AsD kIHG.-THs VOICE ~ PEHNsYLy.-
nia STATE Mas. Msst'hs ifss Celebration - hesa
yapa. lbc MISSES Of the rssy 4 the ua Ksyssons
s1tsy "" 4. %s Of ~ TX KS rssass
uoon and Of the constt d,epi-s of Jefferson srd It
and coon sknsadvocat.s ~ economical govern
ment States rx. equal pr % tn 20 asriculsars cop
constitntional who Tor Of the
North and sontheome alto ra,i'y the nom1
Vice ire dent o. the United the national de-
% na u @a ana n 's% 'ns
pese report to the undersnsa W soo. delay 40
q
he ash AZ ~ oaoaI hM The as.ass Rsroaa cs%paa;
s:.s S se ssss a o ss Ss &
rhIadspha to Reading AID bach a. s,o@
place. rroporton f ite Cana, Com missioner,
Esoaa s' excursion not Gs s be Ssp
The ttee have the 81 Coy
s ss:s 81 ps hG cn ! as sps s9scs q e.
s s.a. Bates Of Hon Jsme sswia' q Ms aonr
Of Pa; Hon, Gilbert nesn u Y non Charles PaaN
Hopkins Of Pa; Hon Cosn asersoli. OF Cor a. Gov.
ass Fl n q uSo M s 4;
TniA Ron James MIL Of Pa; Hon. W II Polk Of rsnn.:
a NJ sS@sf 81 s MOI John ssn
,.rns l,on John Wile9x q Ms., The Of oshss
vitatons gro received The democracy Of the city
SsS ARE h'm 4 h sos
receptions ard The joint commisees ten Ter this
JOINT @ fs'Hs to ,hs
NAL county When send the .ss.
delegation on this great and hoped
ind New viii be rE a' ssr &
Id Gibraltar county Of Berks W u welcome them ~ with
Bsassr william is.ee ii tn s.,sa oeal
ws% W , a's
,angements OF Berks county.
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4 LARGE ORGAN, BUILT FOR TIE DUTCH RE-
N formed Church Kingston, N T., Is completed, az
the mandatory III Centre eot Tie clergy Irofesor
atd amateurs IN general respectfully yited Tues
dag, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon y o'clock
HENRY ERBEN.
NoTICE-TBE MEMBERS or UNITED FRIENDS
~ Lodge, No $40, o. Of o. F. requested 20 attend
the regular meeting Of the Ledge at National Hail. Canal
street, Friday evening September 5, at o'clock
bus Of importance to member will BIO transacted
j. ID. HIGGINS, seoretary. j. q. COBANks, N. g.
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BOARDING AND LODGrNG.

FURNISHED ROOM WANTED-WITHoUT BoARri
"A for lady and gentleman the wet side of the tow
9Le Eeom viii net be ted week in the day
time To avoid trouble, boarding house keepers need
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rsSd EET-TF COMPLETE REPAIR. THE TWO STORY
sld a.tin house 564 Broome street. bstween Varek
snd Hudson street; rent moderate For particulars apply
en- the premises.
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ylOaRDiNG.--A LARGE AND PLEASANT ROOM ON
- the floor peatly furnished unfurnshed with
cod pantry Jet with boa-d gentleman and wife,
y eoupe Of suglo gentleman. Apply at 81 Henry street.
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WAN1ED-AN INTELLIG ENT ENGLISH OR WELSH
w Gnambermaid, to wait, Nc Mnss have good roc N
aeLdatops and references without which need apply
1T O. 5, A. Second avenue, corner of East Nineteenth
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a PRiYATS FAMILY RESIDING IN THE vIcfalTY
IN Of sixth At Eleventh street, mn o.
date with good furn hed and board gentleman and
wife, three gentlemen L9c1tion der
/. NJ. Rerad ottst.
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yHANTEn-A FRENGH GIRL, as sEAWsrREsS
W ara Nurse One who understands teaching children
nil be liheraily paid for her services Address IL. "
Herald cflce, - ~ =
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yEso LET-TUREIsHED. FOR A TERM OF Two
years. the House No 20 Elm Present ocaupapt
having account Of bad health For fur Their parcusrs
apply on the amises.
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nRAFTS ON IRELAND. &c.-ruE SUBSCRIBERS
~ draw sight Drafts various Banks and Bankers in
England, Ireland and Scotland. In sums suit.
WILLIAMS 4 GUfON, NJ, 40 Fulton street.
Passage be secured by the Old Black star u Ii
verpoo packets, sailing lat 9TH lth, 10th, 18th
Onth
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WANTED-BY \ KEsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
W situation TO do general homework in small pr
vae family Good city reference be given Please
ut No. Sullivan street in the Can be for
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WANTED-RY VERY RESPECTABLE you yG
w Girl situation to do general hnusewors in a SUI All
f.my. Best of oisy reference Call at No.9s FRANKFORT
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sry AN 7 D-A SITUATION, BY 4 REsPECrABLF
w young woman, as Chsinbsrmait aud W-i;er, or I,
to children 10 plain wing Best of oiUy rereoe
trm her lost place Can be tor .o days. Please
at No. LIZ Twenty fifth street. between Eighth and Ninti
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by A REsPECTABLE
" young woman to do the cooking washing. and iron
OF small private family. Has the best of city reference
from her last Place. Please call at 23S West Twentyfcs
street near Ninth avenue Can be for three day
not enenged.
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WANJED-BY RESPECTABLE young WOMAN
w Permanent situation as seamstress in priystf
family She would have objection to Ike herself
rally useful if reqpiIed Remuneration not much
othce.
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ssTTCIAL NGTsCNs

self in the Geuera Shipping ard Commission business,
which viii ha Quoted in his and for his
account, at No. so Beaver street. JOHN IL. HICKS.
THE kINGSLAND HOMESTEAD LAND AND BUILD.
i Ing Association will CT f. the election Of
bers and for other on Tuesday evening August 81
at Union Hail. OF avenue and Fourth street. at
oeieck This hssocia ion is orgaried eutrey dar
cn plan from tie mary Building Associations Each
member to have lot Of land house built
hi taste to be paid for in monthly in stalmens accord
tho value Of the house; and when thus paid for
oter full discharge from all ob aons TO the
Afaociaton and from al MORTGAGES viii be given. THERE'S
ltoRnR toiw I'd iuteBito period all i and
ilXcC. j. BUXTON, Jr. Secretary.
Once NO. OF Chambers street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-18

GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE having secured commodious
W and convenient premises in Seventh street. two
above Odd Fellows Hail. Opposite the old OF GRAY
offer new and beautiful assortment Of Religious Books So.
ected with great by Of the rm to which they in
vite the attention ofthe Christian public.
They would also respectfully state, that having become
the general agents In this city for the sale of the pubca
lions OF ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS. and OF the METHODIST
BOOK CONCERN they will always have complete supply
their respective publications on hand.
They wiiaso keep general assortment OF tho pubcl.
lions OF the Presbytera Board American Tract Society
American Sunday School Union, DC.
Their assortment OF Books and Works suitable
Tor Sunday school Libraries, will be very extensive
Tho Depository Of the Washington City Bible Society is
transferred TO their store Neat Bibles at rs cents and
Testaments for 614 cents
1t Will be their ambition and pleasure TO keep such
assortment Of Religious Books will entirely supply the
increasing demand for this kind Of literature.
They earnestly solicit the cooperation of Christian friends
class Of publications. and thus ceuneractng in some dc.
gree the deeeous effects of the light and corrupt reading
that flooding the country to such fearful extent
In addition to their extensive assortment of Religious
BOOKS which comprise all the best standard and miscea
neous works of that class they will keep constantly hand
great variety of valuable Historical Miscellaneous, and
Juvenile Works of unexceptionablo characters Books
Sacred Music; LYNN Books, such used In all the
different Churches Bibles and Prayer Books in every
rety Of binding and at all prices; Albums ANNALS and
beautiful Gift Books splendid Family Bibes and School
Books OF every kind in use, at the lowest prices.
Blank Books and superior Stationery in great variety
Pocket Knives PorteMonnaes, Portfolios, Writing Desks
superior Gold Pens, and variety of Fancy Articles
TS liberal discount will be allowed to ministers and
Wholesale purchasers
WASHINGTON, 1852. sept 3-ytf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-18
Gen. Scott at harrisburg.

HARRISBURG. Sept. Is.
Gen. Scott arrived here to-day from Baltimore
ut l o'clock, and dined at the Railroad Hotel.
Governor Bigler and the heads of Departments,
and large number of citizens called upon him.
The General thanked them, in few pertinent
remarks, for the kind attention paid him. At 2
o'clock he took the cars for Pittsburg, where he
makes brief stay. Notwithstanding that his
visit was unexpected, and that five hundred and
fifty Wings had left this neighborhood for the
meeting at Lancaster, there was very large
gathering to greet the old hero of an hundred
battles, and loud and long were the enthusiastic
cheers with which they welcomed him to the cap
ital Of the old keystone State.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-18
Young Lady's Counsellor.
SIXTH EDITION,

rINHE YOUNG LADYs COUNSELLOR; or, Outlines and
illustrations of the Sphere, the Duties and the Dan
gers OF Young Women Designed to be guide to true hap
pnees in this e and TO Glory in the life which is 10
BY Rev. Daniel Wise, A. NJ.
This work has been received with very great favor where
1t Is known. The editor the Northern Christian Adj
says owe had heard good things Of this work. and
reading it, most chcerfuy add our testimony to its mer
It's 1t is not adventurous In it, niRhtams at no terra M
coono but most gently asduousy cutvatos ground
already known It's sage counses envened with llustra
tons are worth Of place in every adys mind Tho style
is not ornate-it Is beer-howiug like the mpd transpa
rent brook over its pebby bed dusng health and pleasure
wherever goes The work is not wanting in and
originality; IL sufficiently removed from that class of e
unc and rcoess compilations scssored from preceding
bors and glued together by the book For the
objects had in view Is Of the hest works we have ever
vol 16mo, 252 PIP. with engraved title page; muslin,
G2E cents; muslin, gilt edge, 81 y cents
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLENTINE,
son 11tr Eth sireeL doors above Odd EellnMs' Hall
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-18
Bloody Assault.

CINCINNATI, Sept. II.
DR.. Albert, editor of the German Democrat,
campaign paper, yesterday published in his paper
aparagraph rejecting upon the virtue Of the wife
Of Mr. Kanbrecht, editor of the German Repub-
lican Yesterday evening, the latter, with some
friends, called on the former, and demanded q
retraction, which being refused, Klanbrecht drew
pistol and shot Albert in the right breast. The
wound was dangerous, but not necessarily fatal.
Klanbrccht and one of his friends have been held
to bail.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-18
MISS HEANEY's ACADEMY,

FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES.
V1ERMS PER QUARTER: English and French Languages,
Il Useful and Liberal Branches of Learning, Mathcma-
tics and Ponmanship, 49,
Drawing, Landscape and Portrait Painting, in oil or
water oolors; &C, from IS to So.
Mr. SAMUEL CARus Professor of Music will give instruc.
ton the Piano Forte Harp, Guitar and in Singing,
from 2 to $s. Any professors languages &c desired,
will be duly employed
Mr. LEWIS CARUsi will give instruction in the most APP
proved style of Dancing, at usual charges.
Until suitable accommodations obtained for Miss
HEANEYs Academy in the vicinity Of the City Hall Miss H.
will give instruction in Mr. S. Carusis Music Academy in
Caruss Saloon and In families particularly in Drawing,
Music, and the French language.
Miss HEANEY may DO addressed, personally by letter,
at Mrs Stettniuss, Louisiana avenue, opposite the City
Hall.
REFERENCES:
Mrs. Gen. MAcoNB, DR.. WIN. GuNTOS,
Gen. JEsuP, DR.. LINDSEY,
JOHN w. MAURY, esq, Rev. s. JUSTIN,
Mai. T. l.. SMITH, Hon. j. BELL,
GALES SEAToN, DR.. JAMES G. HALL
DAVID A. Hall, esq,
Parents friends who may wish to consult Miss HEASEY
will her by leaving their address at Mr. Franck Tay
lor Carus and Youngs music store third door west
Of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
11-2aw2w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-18
Moyem ents of Gen. Scott.

HoLLIDAYsBURG, Sept. IT.
Gen. Scott arrived here to-day, and addressed
a large gathering of citizens from the American
House.
The Wings had grand mass meeting this
afternoon In the courthouse yard, which was
addressed by Gov. Stanly, Hon. Edward Stanly,
and Judge Conrad, of Philadelphia. The Phila-
delphia Glee Club also sang
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-18
Ohio State Fair.

CLEVELAND, Sept. II.
Professor Mapcs delivered the annual address
yesterday afternoon. Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth, late
Commissioner of Patents, also made few re-
marks. The manufacturers department is we'll
filed from oil parts OF the Union. The collection
of fowls is large and varied, and excites much
interest. The collection of farming implements
is unusually large. The total number of admis-
sions into the enclosure yesterday was $4,000,
and the total number of strangers in town is esti
mated at $4,000. Pickpockets arc doing good
business, and several of them have been arrested.
One fellow was stabbed while in the act of pick
ing gcntleman's pocket. The total receipts
yesterday were $l4,500.
Martin Wells was arrested yesterday for steal
ing 81, 400 and two horses belonging to st.
Louis.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-18
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,


IIHIS SEMINARY, long known as Miss ENoIsHs will
open on the LIST Of September next under the exclu.
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 to make the institution happy
home for all its inmates
Terms for boarding pupils including tuition In English
and Mathematics 800 per annum, payable hayeary in
advance Music Ancient and Modern Languages Drawing,
and Painting extra Circulars, containing the terms In
fu may DO had application to the Principal in George
town WILLIAM J. CLARK.
July 20-tf