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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

ISRAEL & GREEN
NTOULD respectfully call the attention Of persons wish
w furnishing goods to call and examine then
stock of Furniture before purchasing elsewhere they
have just received large lot Of
Black Walnut Ladies' Cabinets and Etegers
Whatnots, Booksheves and Stands
g g Marble Ceuter, Side and Sofa Tables
Tea-Poys and TeteaTete Tables, and Racks
:" French Bedsteads, Cribs and other Black
Walnut Fancy Furniture
Mahogany Marble Top Bureaus and Washsinks
Sofas of every description
Parlor, Arm, and Harcovered Chairs
French Bedsteads and Cribs
Tables, Washstands and Washsinks
Cherry and Maple High and Low Bedsteads of every de-
scription and kind
Cane Woodseat Chairs Rockers match Lounges
Feather Beds, Mattresses, Cots &c
Chidrens Furniture embracing every description and
kind
Office, Hail. and Reception Chairs
Lookingglasses Of all sizes, Clocks of every kind
And, in q word most every description of Furniture
which is generally found in house furnishing store
Also, good secondhand Piano.
ISRAEL & GREEN,
Auction, Commission, and Furniture Store,
may 1s-f 7th ST., five doors above the avenue
Toe sHILLINGTON has received
y Godey's Lady's Book for June
Grahams Magazine for June
Sartain's Union Magazine for June
The Courtship and Adventures of Stanley Thorn by
the author of Valentine yox
Ivar, by Miss Carlen
The Datons, by Charles Lever
No. Bleak House.
New Books, Stationery, and everything in the cheap
publication and newspaper line for sale at
JOE SHILLINGT0N'S Bookstore
odeon Building, corner of ~ street and Pa avenue
may lS-tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
MORE NEW ooDs.-CHEAPER THAN EVER

MonE NEW UNDERGRADUATES THAN EVER
NV desire to inform the ladies and gentlemen of Wash
w ington and elsewhere that have just opened
another supply of New Goods which determined
sell cheaper than II you in want of cheap Silks
Bereges Berege de Laines Lawns Ginghams Cacoes Mus
Inns, Grape Shawls, Parasos Handkerchief Gloves Ho-
sery Fans Goods suitable for boys and wear or
thing in line you will be enabled purchase them
Of us ut very low prices for cash.
McLAIN HARRY,
may 3l-dlw between 9Th and 9th streets
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
FRESH BUTTER, EGGS, VEGETABLES, NEW

TUsT received, and will continue to be received nearly
every day through the Fresh Butter from Of
tho best diaries in Fairfax county together with Vegetables
Eggs, &c. ALSO, PURE NEW MILK, aud large variety OF
excellent family Groceries cheap for cash. For sale by
TRUMAN NJ. BRUSH,
opposite the Garrison, Garrison street,
may 2o--tr Nayy Yard Hill
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

Isss- Some estimate may be formed of the rela-
tive frequency with which the various letters Of
the English language are used, from knowing that
printers cases are made up follows: for every
100 of the letter there are 200 of the r. 800 of
800 Of b, 1900 Of c, 1000 each Of /, n, o, and
4, $50 of a, $500 Of {, 5000 of e.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

1RoE.--lt appears not to be generally known 10
what an immense extent the manufacture OF this
universal metal is carried on in this State. Penn
sylvnnia now produces as much iron as was man
ufactured in all Great Britain thirty years ago.
Compared to the present manufacture of the ar
ticle in France, that Of Pennsylvania is at least
equal: il is more than Russia and Sweden uni
ted and exceeds that of all Germany Pennsyl-
vania may we'll be called the iron State of the
Union; and from these mineral treasures, she
must build up prosperity more splendid and
permanent than if wrought from gold, for gold
is the ultimate product of her ron-l'ha Eng,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
MULTUM IN PARvO!
The People's Gallery!

NOTWITHSTANDING the excited jealousy of neigh.
~ Dor Ddgneotypi, because of increase sf bust
ness by the reduction of prices tho people still continue 10
come to the cheap Gallery.
However false the predictions Of Rcghbor factor
his indirect way of showing auatce, the public still and
feel the proprey Of saving several dollars in the purchase
Of single likeness.
Tho unwarrantable exposition already made is but equiv
alont TO claiming to be the recipient Of prem justly
and honorably awarded TO another.
The public will please not forget the and place
rH0MPS0N'S SKY-L1GIIT GALLERY, Lane & fuckers
Buildings, where the most perfect and durable konesses
can be had for FIFTY CENTS may 3l-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO dispose of his Farm about
five miles from Washington, in Prince Georges county,
Maryland 1t contains l7S and could be conveniently
divided into three farmswo of suitable size for gardening
with soil weadapted for that purpose and the other
proper for general farming. City property would be taken
in exchange.
Persons wishing procure site for country residence
nre invited to look at the farm it there many
beautiful sites for building and the place is noted for It's
hesthfulness.
aS- Apply at Buell. Blanchnrds Printing oce Sixth
street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue.
may lift NJ. BUELL..
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

The poet Rogers has presented to the British
Museum the original covenant between John
Milton, gent, and Samuel Symonds, printer,
for the sale of Paradise Lost dated 9th of April,
1867 By the terms of the covenant, Milton was
to receive FIVE pounds at once, and FIVE pounds
more after the sale of thirteen hundred copies OF
each of the first three editions The sum actually
received by Milton was eighteen pounds, for
ubich the receipt still exists
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05
HAMPTONs VEGETABLE TINCruRE.

Is sufficient TO inform the public where this vaus
bic Medicine be had, without attempting add to
its fame by repeating the numerous given
If its efficacy IN diseases arising from impury Of the
blood rheumatism, Scrofua, Tettor, Liver Complaint
General Weakness, &c, SC For sale at
Winners cheap cnsh Stationery store,
may 2l-tr sixth it, near Louisiana
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

FORREST IN WAsHINGToN.--AW Washington cor
respondent says that Forrest is playing in that
city to only moderate houses.-Datiy New5.
4 mistake the Washington Theatre is very
large-larger than any in our city. and it has
been nightly filed since Mr. Forests recovery,
The receipts each night have been greater than
the Walnut or Chestnut could hold, even if the
tickets all over the house were a dollar The
Washington Telegraph says there never had been
seen there fuller house than when he performed
| =, Jack Cade. ~ hIudeLphia Sun.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-05

AUCTION GOODS
nRGANDIE Lawns full yard only l21 cts, worth ,, cts
Y Chambreys, only 10 cts, worth 25 ct-.
Coored Lawns, 12l2 cts.
Berege Dc LANES, 1874 cts
Scotch Ginghams, only 1@% Ct,
Huckaback Towels, 6i4 cts.
With great variety Of bargains from Auction, a.
may 22-tr Il. MYERS 4 cos
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presentat,o. CT the Braxiilra, Minister.

from fno " sshil Rtou sept 70
We understand that the Commander Franoisco
llDsOio de CaJ,albo Moreira, Was yesterday iutro-
ouctd 10 be President BY Mr. Cvurad, the Ajting
Secretary of state, aud pre- secuted hts credcatia az
Envoy Extraordinary And Mluister PIvni tenttsrI
Ol his M9Jtsty the Emperor oi Brazil. upon which
o,casi,n bt made The following roDaIks =
MIR fEtsIphnT II have tho honor 10 pre--nt 70 you
the letter u creoenee In which his Mssty the mp
q brsz ausires that be bss drgoe e.
Jou hs Envoy Extraordinary .nf MISTER ti.ni-
pot.Ltsry At IA, III. u, IN wn ca AN 4,ls5
TO iuihi mission poDoalle nj housh uiy 90
bod eht 10 the sprssloa ,onIass0 l-tee
shicp ny sngut lnoBas ch addrssts 10 you -h ,ud,
never hel-Ss, little justice 70 the oe-o fe,lrSs
with which this Ssr,esois duty Inspires IL
l were 10 smit 70 expires how nucn I s@
ha.i.r,d 10 have been ct0.,a the faithful In
ierpt,ter Of thu cordial .eutinen's of my
gust sovereign tovsrds .ou ihe ~ofthy che Of .
gIeat ana noble Daiinn fes Mr. freslHnt the hxh
wisdom al paternst care & hun e whom Prevd-ace
las entrusted tte dtstinies of the Btaznsm eupre,
cufe hin 10 scknOsltdse ire hgh impo'isnce e. tbs
Enppc ~ well % TIE United states ot Aoarrica u
niainng the frtndly reldti, ns snd of orui.Uune
tht bonor Of alliance that - frankly suf Iopsiy unus
the two yswtrs. Al ID. ssm. uD- iLst express ,hs
coptbni wIshrs of ny august toeertigo ttIA
tiona that should continue 10 exst the L~o
couniles csLnct iOibar giving you the Of
n. s,pnm,nt o. high cousideif'ion of xr ion aud
frrpdsLp re enteTa.ns towards The frsrious ctts-u
elevate 70 he supr, poet honor winch yoa oosuoy
by the OF nation Americ m .ad free nv. III
own ia ihc fuidluebt ~ so honorable a nt-,isn Z
shsll deem myselt hsppy Mr. pr,sid.ot, 70 ynae
good viii sba ob aIn y"ar confidence fo- then .nHu
see ny ~ hes realized and the cho,cs e
my aus Gft uopsrch Justified
To which tue Pf.sidenb pile xas 70 Iowa.
am hspp1 cir To receive you az the representative ol
Hi- n'tsy ih' EMPEROR ~ braI. rns vssy hxn nAr-
seier sbcn your insfi ssr.gn has bs- otcs,.d
tte evr you la hts letter - iu.pes noe
that nBtes setos sadtion to trs t,o
bdybcerdittd TO the soveEps ut BrHx cov@rs a srss
extent OF territory In south Anrricx aod We nave sud
swaSs likely 10 have comm -rciss rvlst,.s vtk h.u
% great snd increasing itrr res-ve Their foro
snh peculiar sahscrr the krss abt fra1ernai expi -
s"ns " irnobp ~h'ch your angu-t sovereign has
Itsseu TO 'xvtos tcw 80 ms country AT oas
sssur sou hat his sSDssn o. me mst oyrdsiJ
sbo uuftteNtds re >sbcocata This governmsnt sn b
eb motso ov 20 ass o.ss towarcs your ,autry ,hs
ina VI msntsn&s the pi0st sus4cabe coamsscts r~la
tons muins'y b-vecai tho ,nhabitsnts OF 10Th An
LNsi ne fuueei vonp, nee that Jon will opers's
me IN th+ pvsav p0B ~ all calculated 70 mails
ip'n Irses sno hssDrpy htwen the two couutries -
90 prcrtss pa.ir common weffrle
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The Grand Lodge Of Independent Order OF
sltid Fellows, DC.
BAlr,uome. September az. 1859

BAtruNoRE. September 2l 1852
The Grand Lodge OF Odd suloss were occupied - dy
wh the proposed alters to the constitutions Tho
only ondment adopted changing the time Of
meeting Of hs Grand Lodge from the third to tho orst
Mond.y OF septembsr All other propositions acted
upon src indefinitely Iospsnad committee TO pro-
tsis consstation baotsa for, and tic follow
ing scecoa b. vote Of % to 2J Msssrs De ssussurc
- soo,b Carol,as. Otsax OF Indiana, Barnsra of New
orb Eliisop II Mr<sscbusetts and duis o' ueoraiA
The mail is thrx ugh frou Nea Orleans Tnsse IL no
rews ~ ibtero.t
Judge sh,1k,y AZ last accoauts at Jack On Mis-
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General Scott at Columbus, Ohio.

CoLuMnUs, Sept 81 1854.
General Scott arrived here from Cleveland at o'clock
this afternoons; great crowd was Ia attendance ami
Il ey received him with much enthusiasm lie Is hale
hearty and happy. He commits himself in no respect
politically passing private citizen butas Que Of great
He win spend day or two In this the capital
city his hence Is not yet made known lie Is
p,y surrounded with very numerous crowd and
the gre a:est enthusiasm prev ais.
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WING Mass Convention at PIttsburg.

PrrrsBURG, Sept ~, 1862
Great preparations making tor the wbs mass cou-
vention TO be- held to Flags displayed from
. number Of houses in various parts OF the city, aud
. bunbI Of delegates have arrived from many Of the
western counties. dstpatch received from arr,sbnrs
tbir s1 g, states that large number from phlads
delpha, With splendid band, unable TO rsi-
road connection there to reach Pitsburg in time
and that they had turned back.
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New Jersey state Temperance Convention

THEsIoy, September 20 1852
The Now Jersey State Temperance Convention met
this city at IL O'Clock this morning Ab1ut 1000 per
present procession passed through tas p-u
eps streets, headed by . baod OF music. number OF
Gags banners So. oarisd by tbs disreut dsi.ss
tons. H. &. Kennedy, Rsq, of Warren, United States
Nsbhal fer tina State appointed permanent onsir
A yice prssid. mt from escn county aud three
secisisiies G. mpettd the orgsngaiOn.
A comnitee of fconl esch county was app ''nt-h
to otsf Ieeolu Ions The Hon Theodore frcinynuyren
H. the committee
A committee Apo ntsd to recslye funts
70 ara IN the distribution of temperance tracts NO In
The csmpatgn
MIR Jsckson OF Maine addressed the convention sh ~
ing how they did the ~ork.
ArrElEoon SESSION.
Whtn tho convention met this afternoon very large
.ndsDco VA present. ADD great enthusiasm provNi-d
1Lrse thoussb collars raised 10 AID In calculating
JocOnepts md is yipg on he csmpsigo.
The cont itis. solutions iou. th.o lore frsnUg
huyeen cisu repuftsd u lafofm Cns tc-'auti as
it In favor - pohbitory law and rppo-ed 10 ~pa-
rate pthicsl orvrD,zssoB ana rtcoapoud tenp.rsus -
To- go 10 work 40 ges nominated D. botn peie-
l pares fuyt St. TO tbsr views, aud rooommenis ait
4rcss t. he iorBsd In every township. -
Mr. frhLir~HuysES tpoks .loquently In is'or o' 'no
refoutons
1nu csn,enton sfo -agd, adjourned TO meet 70 NOR
Ow.
Mee<lpes going this eycSins 10 tho Temperance
and cry halls
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DInrkela.

NEw ORl lEANs Sept 20. 1855
Cotton bae been active to-day, the sales reaohns Oeo
halte- EiiddiiDg In quoted at enc. the r-otisa
heavy. Ind tie stock hand amounts 4RND
bales Reports ~ he crop from psrss Of tho In
ttrior upfsvorable.
ALBANY. Sept. 70 18S1
The receipts Of produce during tho pat twenty -four
houts. were 10 iowt:tour 10 bbl-.; wheat 10 %
do. Flour cobtinu's steady with salfs Of 2Glo bnA
heat IL lower DOT bushels g. sod at 81 U8 Bar
ley Is at $50 tor four towed 7sc for r0wed sth
fnl.s Of 12t00 buth.b Corn-iO coo busb.I, sold u
tG1sc for mixed Western Oats Sales Of 90 busblA
at "a \. 46c
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Meteorological observations.

~ koRss's LINN, oyrfcs BASEMENT ~ sTaeET.
WEDrEBpA, September % 1904
BurrALo, 10 y. M-Brromousr ~ g. Tnsrmometse
62 Clear, ana gro wing cold
AcBusT 10 2. M.-CieIr Light north Wind. Thse-
mopster G2.
RocnEsrtR. 10 y MA ptesisnt but cold evening.
Vino north Thermometer 6s.
S,EsCuss 10 p M.--Cooi and pleasaas evening Ths9-
noneteI 20
tricA 10 P. Fine, clear evening. Wind north.
Tt, IN Cmettr 5S.
AlBAss 10 P. M.--Desutiful day. Fine clear evening
Wud LUrth wosf.
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FsoS Sr PAUL, Mm GODFREY. the murderer.
so eTo Mm pfton On the n'sht ~ the 7th n~t Hs
btoh "a he bar u n. dor took on hs srous aod v,ts
NE osr pry~d sn iron Hrss.S sbut~v whiah ssolcs~A
serur nine bJ hf'sen inches through watch r~-tsed
his food He then fcvced bss boay through this a
Pasnee. fhis accomplished ne HAD NOT hnx morr Dc
thsa rshe the viDdsw in thu o-aIag ros aai .tss
'"
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Congre ssianal No mination iu Madison
COnntv.

SYRAcUsE Sept. % s62
The whig Convention for the Twenty-second Coogres
fonal distinct met here to-day, and pomiDsted Henry
Ten Eyck, Of Madison, for Congress-
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PHLAoELret. Ssptemhsr 81 1861
The death warrant read 20 Bla'se skaosa' Xxi ths
morning, ueury Ro~wtx, Of New YORK nct,ns atss-
prefer Skupenk HI deeply affected he protested bs
innocence and threw tue blame upon hs brother bdaS
Induced TO take part In the murder.
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Agricultural Fair in Delaware.

PHILaDstPHia, Sep. ~ 1874
The Nevc@tle County Agricultural FAIR ant Cattle
shoS commenced ut Wilmington to day. Tho attend
qaito large and the stock exhibited Il the be,
70 he county stae. The Horticultural ,;sty have
AFRO op,ntd their exhibition ana make Handsome dis
psy.
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Another Convention OF Free Democrats.
GEnEIT SMITH NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT

BCFFALo, Sept q 1857
The free democrats, with many wings aud democrats
at Canisioa yesterday and nominated Gerrit smith
fer President. Mr. Smith will take the stump shortly.
Their State convention meets in Syracuse next weel
ard Jerrl, q tescue Nil then be oslebtated.
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whis Mass Meeting at Baltimore.

BALTrMoRe, Sept 2l-S r. NJ.
A large wbig mas meeting held TO night 81 the
whig head quarters. II addressed by IL Winter Da
,is, Mr. sevcr, and Others. The sssembisgs very
.lthusisHto.
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fhe Recent Accident at the White
Mowntains.

spu,nosisLo, September ~ 1854
The accident ia ". j. Becbe, and .. W. PoTisr AMI
isdy ~ Frspcosia Notch last week proved loss .ous
thsu usa spprehsoAed Tho rarts-a do4ns vii ard
oil, probably bo shs 10 iosvo ths MsAAt~,a In fss
lays !.
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Suicide ofa yeuerabI. Lady,

IrHACA, Sep. ~ 1859.
Mrs. vspabe. widow lady azed eighty tso yeacs
committed suicide At this place by hanging herself Iron
beam in her chamber
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yrOn, WnshInUtor.

TIE sEHINoLEs G8fnG wEsr-BILLY B0wLEdS ABOUY
VISITING NEW YORK.
WAsHiNoroS, Sept o. 1853.
Billy Bewlegs left for New York 10 day. Hs will %
ceve there and go thence Florida
AS be arrives home the Indians TO On ID
sqnsds their home west Of the Mtssssippi mug
probisee all fair IL he proves false, nothing 10 os9
hutv
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OOPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


Cu-PAR1N ERsHIP.-THR SUBSCRIBERS sHAvETHIS
" day formed partnership under the frm Of IurlDus
Atlsw'rth lerson, for the purpose importing and
Thing ancy Goods a. l4J Bresawy between Liberty aud
cilAs " AyLswoRrn,
september 6th, leaa A. ]. PERSON
pARTNFR wANTED.-WANTED A PARTNER. IN A
('sons ~ the eitya with cash capttsi 81 from
t2'Wto SAV ~ has reputation established srd 10
telnE soui hnrln'ss. Any Communication addressed 10
W. s. at tts onco, stating plsse of interview will be at
tended to,
DBRTNER WANTED = VINO CAN INVEST 5000
Lhll aretio Rt le aud entirely plan Address
Panorama, Herald othce.
1--WE CO.PsR1sERSHIr HERErOFoRE EXISTING
Ietwter tlo suletrtbers is dissolved
u.utual consent GEu. LEyIE, 30 broadway
New York sop, 10, 1857
yNANIFp-A PARTNER WITH FIyr OR SIX THOU
w dollars in well conducted and prosperous
siueht the sole u the ind in New York woso
uat Turing products in increasing demand all
staee. For particulars address j. j. H. lera!d onicc
NAN1HD-A TRAVELLING PARrN ER, WfTu FRoM
w 500 e. SltUr, ~ join the advertiser IN an equal
mount, In ptrelrfing hutincsa IN ~ shc wcstern
tatos, that will pay S0U1 In yonf security ycu for
he money invested ~ required. Address w. a. - Broad
wHS Foat UGte.
WANTKD a rARTN gR. wIrK 5000 CAsu CAPT.
tai n well-mtnlished manGtseturiry husiness IN
geod correction and "a capable Of being Immediately
d prthtsly extended. ~ the additional On pital otn 10
ltsnsG ITO tre tnt purtcr 1.-TWO men, uLder trty ycars
ste haSe ,est sa ,uacss IS yaarI aud have aeoumu-
e ~ y neroaeo profits greatly The partner ~
~ ttler tctNe or silent, es pr.ferred
1ni be tmeye1 bn nte WIZ thc same prapnrtonatc s-
gftaee hddrres WITH re usne safety, tas onBos u
the Lerea. - ' =
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Congregational Nominations

BosToS, Septemoer % 1882
The wings of the Fifh district in convention TO day
nominated the Hon. VIM. Appleton for re election
Ctpgress.
The free soilers, In convention nominated Anson
BuiliDgaI0e for Congress in The Fifth district.
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Yellow Fever Mt Observation-Disclosures at h..
vannak tkc.

CaARLe esroN, Sept. 81 1sxl
The Boerd OF Heal reports thirteen deaths from ysl
low fever for the twenty four hours ending Monday =
o'clock. r. NJ and forty deaths tor the week Of tas
forty deaths ony eight natvss the rest Cor
French Ensiirh. and iri.h prncpaiy tho iattsA
DR. Dawson the city Register. sppends note to ~
report publ. In the mornDg papers stating thst b
had letters nom . phys,can of high standing y
savsrnsh who says therein that he has knosa -
much ickpesn Savannah exists there; ch = Ne
cas.s si ten numerous rasn htvs oo,uusl
within his experience aud that no Aad pAtesb
Who died with black vomt
CnARLEsvor, Sept 81, 1859.
Tho Board of Heal h reports Owe dssshs from y-iOv
fever for be twcAty -four hours ling st 10 ocook p
M, yesterday.
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The Illsn0ya River.

CmcAao Sept. ~ 1859.
The illinois river has rsen two feot within tho ps
three days.
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rha slhio River. sc.

Prrrssvso, Sept. ~ 1854,
There are two feet eleven ,pcbs q ~stcr In tho ravcs
s,ait is hilips fhs wssshsr u ooei ssA p.es,ast
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FHILADE'FhfA H~ps u, IBSJ
letter, dated Psrnsmbooo August "a rrcsivcd hsV
by 'he EI Dorado arrived ~ baltimore states tbst ths
P'rSsmboco n,srket bare Of sugars. but ssgs -
ocDtDs crop anticipated. Fipnr sotd ~ $500
The country vas q,tet, tborsh It w~ reported thss
ferusmeuco Co be depot t"e dve to ak thousan
tooe fur better security Of tho northern poviooe
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- BurFALO Npfember y 1901.
Lsst night ths steamer kor,besn diana whi,h efs
ttb port for Tocdo when od BsI s-Isss bross both hes
arches Md ber et.sm Pipe, aud wa oompeld 70 pot
back IL will take three weeks rpair -
dsDsee
The fteamsr Cleveland wh'ch down tho nsrtA
shore reports pssebg tho stcsmcr Minusscts 0th d.:
a 6s'Tess flying She uDAh4 to 80 to her, SON
rniCos Of her machinery hsd given Ont
IRE broke out last pigbt tho orSsr of Syoa noe
sn0 aspOt ots ana copsuned small houses. n
kee h. triHiBg.
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n G: KEMp. AUcrIoNEER-F -FURNIryRE PIANO

.K =, V,.Mr nEMr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIANU-
% Nassau street. near Fulton x. G. Kemp will sell
on a. above without for cash. large
ment or valuable rosewood mahogany paror, dninr
room and chamber Furniture, Pianofortes Mirrors Car
PETS China Ware, Oil Paintings Sc, all Of which will
sold wtshout reserve and is particularly worthy OF the
5enton or housekeepers also above twenty
Orange Trecs and other fine pants in fine order Also
she Furniture Of gentee family leaving the CITY, aud
moved Tor convenience Of sale
assortment of we'll furnished house and
alss, Library and Secretary bookcases Extension Dining
Tables painted cottage Furniture hest cured hair
dresses 20 and % bs superior mahogany French Bedsad
marble top Dressing Bureaus aud marble
Centre aud Pier Tables mahogany Chairs great Variety
Also carved rosewood parior Furniture
And French brocatee suite with
Of household Furniture China and Glass Ware Kitchen
Furniture &o. Goods purchased go city will
De packed for shipping at reasonable charge Catalogues
the morning OF sale.
VHHEODoRB LENT. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
auction Friday at half 10 o'clock at his sales
soom. 80 Broadway adjoining the Art Union, splendid
collection Of rosewood mahagany and black walnut Fura
sure OF variety of style and finish Also invoice
Of China and Glassware &c Also invoice of Candida
bras, In bronze; msntel Clocks Sc, &c.
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ADDk1B0 TO TIE QUEEN RELArivB 70 rBE visn-
QUssso Hcpt ~ 1859.
Ts& s'eht 'be teeidsture ps~sd - sdarc~ t. Mo
Cuseo thanking her foe the pros.oIou Of us aner,ss
ard hoping hat treaty will be msds iupsirng thu s
1878 without embracing tho whoIe ccmaeIca insss-
o0srse OF tho colonies md tho United Sssses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
Propose d TunneLIsng Of the Mudson Rive.

ALBsav dept. ~ 1874
Tho Board OF Epeipcers have examined Mr Ro61
Hghsms plan and cttlnates Tor tho tuunri uuarr -
Huason river at Albany ssd fully cou~r 10 thru sd h
the entire SSihiliy of the project. IT reasonable
Iense They adjourned this afternoon.