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white Hail, New windsor Carroll county, rnry-
land.

land.
HiS WE'LL establishment lately been thoroughly
waited and fitted n the especial benefit Of families wishing
quiet, comfort and located region remarkable
for its hubty immediate vicinity Of excellent sulphur
and for residence, there few places de-
sirnhe in the State than the village Of New Windsor
The subscriber sti accommodate from twenty twenty hve
hosrdrs The table will be satisfy taste nt
all. The with the best Of wines,
ears, &C,
moderate, nothing
done which will the comfort pleasure o ver
New Windsor and he reached ehef ~
wesmnrter by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad %
either OF which
II notice u
given the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHoLotv Proprietor
July e9-dn J. r, BARTHoLOw, Agent
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PASSENGER folowsi
Leave washngton at and ., m, l2i m. and
Baltimore a and ., q. Z and et D. m.
third from Washington
be rnd fourth from Baltimore omitted.
checks Philadelphia and New York
obtained leaving and g. Passengers
of themselves.
Baltimore and Philadelphia, railroad station.
Communication tickets nadensburr els quarter, viii be
7, II. PARSONS,
An 05-du Agent.
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Pacific Mall steamship Company.Jrhe only Through
Line for California ana Oregon.
Nj II pLaA axA

Nr~u~ The public informed that, under this present
NGET arrangements of this steamers inspected
ZEdH approved by the Navy Department, suitable
In strength and power for conversion into war
carrying United States nails will
hereafter leave Panama for Ban Fancco Immediately on arrival OF
nails win francisco for Panama the
18th The following packets be-
longing Pacific nj OF which
ba ali in nDorta ateache end
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These ships having bsen buit ~ contract en-
kEY prc service, has been
LHxkR construction also In their engines,
strength and spsedi and their aceomuo
dallons Tor elegance and comfort
OF York Liverpool ia h cabin, s2O
reIusya OF $500 In second cabin $40
From Liverpool o York, 30 and E20.
In attached 10 each ship.
be secured until paid for.
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nE HOLLANDS French CONNIE Pate, n superior ar
securing envelopes ofetsrs newspapers
distant Of the world For sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY,
Oct 20 Bookseller, 9th street
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OFFICE ofthe View York and Liverpool u.ited states
Mail Steamship Company, No. SO Wall
5QThebooks for subscription the balance OF
from the be
from the leh September
elusive BY order Of the board of directors.
WA. l.. YoULE,
Ana1q Secretary.
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IndeAn Postponsps.nt OF Land sales In Iowa.
sales of public lands ordered
be held at Farh.d ows City and Dubuque the State Of
proclamation bearing 29h July umo
,ndeney ppond OF the act Of Congress
An additional
of lss2 which
detached from the .d districts
will be repoclaicd earliest psctca
Offices shall have been duly organized.
BY the PRESIDENT MItLABD FILLMORE.
Jous wtLsor,
( Acting Commissioner General Land once.
AugI a -Ia.yf,
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uouRSIxo DisFzss ooops-Ladesin w.ut ofb',ek drss,
VI rood. wl hsa ssd a.ort, pay
s.v. sv.g srie,s aourri"s oCsu.ins.. va
i s;is ~: g:T%:: S:s:..Is. .ss :% 3 %:
. % - C . ssai. = 5sssuu
s ::: :::: !:: ss:': ss;s.. 4: 5 :::
40 slsss sass' iss ,,sa%iss., 81 psr ysld
:ss... .s.. De- s.ss sss s .s . s @ & s I;
sss, s sss,'.A a. g. & ,.a q cent. ssS,. % q 90
= sessr slsss ~, "a, 80 ~ 80 rive.
:, Ioas s'ss1 Tils.' .ssyl., Dom ssnsls
An roos- w.re hsasa Shir Ia
' nay '' '''' s'';t ;tGassrr lac sP, ss%ros Nay Co
T.....r ryss q ... s 80 T s. s.ss = s
cheapest q ,hsit tiad. 70 Ihs D.,is,
S IS Dozen Dozen SSs S SG'; e ts' ss';' res.
pieces ssw s.soD-s uns. .hssaas,. w,S.
.s. e.. ~. iss ,s = ,'s.. sss S S !.s S .. ,.a ~
.ns's.. vsisv q nns aa@a.ks dsp.F., .sd towel
pses. ow,lHps by pss. nsi per yard,
100 pisces Id.s Iissa., from medium .sp.rnns
,-ns. .s1 ~ S sg,sss e.... = h.s ~. .s ana %
.. Is s % sss = ss Il eso S.ss so.
:, su.iinss = low rsisss , 49,, -
% sundl-. .slsc ssa has black s'oehins ~ ladies'
% carton. styles rbspds.
Al.o, s s.ps.s moasy f sn. s. ssrl 70 have
Terms essh, uaiesr arranged 70 ths contrary.
Good srtc prices dsaliRs may
a MOTHER.
sspF-cnf Opposite the Centre market
UNITE BRANDY AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
peaches, ~.
atoo s.nen. pure elder vinegar, vrrns srp,..ly
pickiing and table
Green rnse Ions pepper dah us,asa seed white
Jamses ginger Cloves maeel and f~sh spces
For sale BY GEO a. 1Hos. PARKER CO,
Sept 7-MfhsSNm Opposite nfpwns Ho.L
pEv. q. ~. T.yrcrs wcshs-Lsay Maryi o. Mo- q ~,
Msgsretg the Pear.
Records ofa Good Mans Life.
MARI Wilton.
Thsnkfs'ness.
Scenes in the Life ~ Clsrgmsn.
Arthur and hts Molber.
May You Like ~.
Christmas Old Couu
HALLANIfNks
ocm IN ruosL
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no OWNERS Lands I'm Tera..-A gentleman in Virginia
surveyor and lawyer, desires Teras
present season, would like
Of lands In that country, with view bring
ma
family small capital and dssirous
the satisfactory
responsibility and his acquaintance
considerable emigration
ANY swneT ofTexns
Of Arrangement plaoed
advertiser suitable responses by addressing paid
VIM. GOuIsDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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NOTICE

~ ne r-gisn Cai-arf, ocppauts aud Permit
tees of MlRerai Lanas.
entitled the right precmpton Of the
lands within and fractional townships
register ofh land onee, and make
rvacas 1fs roftes and before
the public sale the
srhrsn9 The tract claimed claim will
kpA pson having entitled can
land district IN The Territory Of Wisconsin, and
approved ID March, 37, ieses,
Yey,.1ise the of their leases OF p-m
fractional townships above
the entitled IAN act
price the mineral lands IN the Lake Superior
Michigan, and the Chippewa district In Wisconsin,"
ndh ssp,ssh-r 1885, 70 enter The land covered BY ihe
permits respectively, nj the minimum
ofs p~T covering full section
nsd such permit the land
full section, the
establish the the salts
rreevsr willow and make
therefor practicable after seeing ne notice and be
public
claimed otherwise such claim win be
fofftited.
Acting Commissioner % the General Land once,
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nusCovEHy Exploration Of the Mississippi Val
Of Marquette, Anoney Membre
Heanspn and anatase paray BY John Smay shea vol smo
The Poorest by J. v, Huntington, author ~ Lady Alice
Mems ~ Thackefay. Applstnns Popular Library
Lives weiinfoa Peel Appstnnis Popular Library
Rudimentary Treatise Shells
~ So. Woodward. 4 val, Loadon.
TAYLOR n MAURY.
ocT Bookssien, near sh street.
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" vol, London
Location Construction and Improvement Of Com
ns Paved. and PLANK. roads. I VOL, 1854
Bloodsoeds Treatise RDsis. I vol, New York
Law aud Repairing X ads. vol, London
Mseae Tables fof Eahwork Cuttings and Embankments
vol, London
Bs.hNrth,. Earthwork Tables. vol, London
Eahwok Tshies by Ssy and Rutherford vol quaro Lon
Tr.s~ias and EmbAnkmsnta. VOL, Phadel
Virgins n Embankmsnt. yoi, London
NicholsanA Railway Masonry vol, London
And variety d best works, English and American, on lines
bridges surveying constructing, and
Of railroad. coal and general mining
Of geology aud
architecture and building; mechanics
applied add steam and steam
nsxt FRANCk TAYLOR
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SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 40 waI.,
~ below Fourth Philadelphia liquors or sI ~
tries, Of direct importation from the and producers m G
than other furnished meme
and sthers Warrington city, shortest noieergbt
by " Adaniss Express" b"PIS
Hbenies, Sparkling Champagne, as
Madeiras, MoeI er
Ports, Clcquoi,
Red wine, Dinet,
TeBenHe, renuehot,
Lisbon, Heidsck,
Mnscat ,. . aud many Others
Proniignan, Sparkling MoseIle,
Malaga, Hockhefa,
Ciareis of all Sorts Rudo.heim
kanserne, Marcobrunn,
Burgundes, the largest stock in Philadephia.
Rrandiss Of all sors,
and pale, demjohn In boles with son cho,
and and old. ~'N'
Irish and Scotch whskey Monongahea Bourbon Jamaica s,
preserving brandy, blackberry wild scob
ale London porter and stout, in bbs Of and Dozen
Ea..-a Havana Cigars,
Of direct importation, of the reliable
wholesale by the quarter box. ~
The only establishment where all wines drseu
from the original package in which imported. ~
Hotels, Country Trade,
supplied, by pk damih
dozen, package of assorted sorts.
Orders by telegraph, giving limit in price, guaranteed
10 satisfactorily filled, the goods taken back.
familiar acquaintance with all the
Europe and with houses
there enable offer good articles cheap Call
JACOB sNIDER JR'5.,
Cheap Wine Store, No. rs Walnut ST., philadelphia
Feb IL dy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-30

JUST PUBLISHED
Lives Of Wmf,H Scott anil Andre'c
jackson, JyJ. u. HEADLEY, | rot II
mo. pith Portraits. Uniform lcith
" Napoleon and his NarShais. -
Sl25.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-30

Tur SECRET. | noticed, said Franklin, a
.,ochanic, among a number Of others, at work
"n house erecting but little way from my of
go who always appeared to be in merry hu
~ and had a kind word aud cheerful smile for
,,norv one he met. Let the day be ever so cold,
,iooiny. or sunless happy smile danced like n
sSanbe1n on his cheerful countenance. Meeting
Kim one morning, ! asked him to tell me the Sec
ret of his constant happy flow Of spirits. No
sscret Doctor" he replied have got one Of
,bo hest of wives aud when 90 to work. she
sIravs has a kind word Of encouragement for
me. and when go home, she meets me with a
smile and kiss and then tea is sure TO be ready
and she has done so many little things through
The dav to please me, that cannot find it in my
heart TO speak an unknd word to anybody
What an influence, then, hath woman over the
be,rt of man, to soften 1t, and make it the fuun.
tain of cheerful and pure emotions. Speak gen
nv. then--a happy smile and y kind word of
meeting. after the tolls of the day are over, cost
nothing, aud 90 tar toward making home hap
ply aud peaceful.
A gentleman, lately deceased, 10 Amherst Co.,
Va. bv his will left $1,000 to settle his negroes
In one of the nou-slavcholdng States the heirs
of the gentlemen are willing that these liberated
slaves should be sent to Liberia and application
will be made 20 judge Thompson at the present
term of the Supreme Court for PERMISSION to do
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IIAIkDW

A NEw lot Of HARDWARE IN ALL IRIS vARtE
~ TIES just opened and sale ut reduced rate. bv
sept 2u' o. ~ SCOTT 4 FIELD.
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Scot and jackson hero placed together as hs two
mi tary mou who have made the deepest impressions 90
ti,ir Couuir, sI1cc t!t Of Washington. They both
achieved ballaut reputation ia The ~at OF lsl2 end hs
thc hlilics 81 Ntp4eaa NHga1 New Orleans &C. gave
country reputation at bone und Abroad and lnougn
dhs isg widrly characteristic they were very
similar othets. The author has NOT only sAechrd te
biography Of each, hut bias given thul Hnd sfarhe de-
scupou ol the brilliant battles Boa which they were ensiy
ed The biography OF Winfield scott which constitutes TIE
gfoHts rar ct thu Nulunn, Is iu and uuhenc Ae male
u4lf io % having boen derived from public dncnmfi r. And
fom otioers who have tofved under Saot u pre-
tn Hr reader aiso uo'umc NIcw oi ihe hliitNl
camqafsn e Mexico emhfacug thr stnrni and carinii
iun Nctu cruz ho bttes of ccrfo Gufiu, thnu'r.co
Goutreas Ao.u drl kef, thupusfcc stoimine ct MeNr
Triumf he 20 with description a. ihe SCENERY per
suua Incidents bee auuf has fully sustained tht
reputation acquired hs NAPOLEON and his Mafshsl., ,
otor wolks, Of ~hch over two hundred Thousand vol
rnos base been soft.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-30
Bonnets, Ribbons q Innings.

SHAWis, HDkrs AND CRAvATs, GLOVES AMI
CLOTHS, CAssiMEREs, DoEsKiNs sAftNETTs
w BEDS WIS ilNGS, &c. also large assortment oil
hea'y Grey Cassimefcs, all Of which viii hc sold NJ low
Pees BY SCOTT FIELD.
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Frank Freeman's Barber-shop.

n. B--Eilhot Of these works will be forwarded W mail
(pepaid the address Of any party sending tae qsss an
ueasc. S's"
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Marine Affairs.

LAUNCH OF THE CLIrpER CoHrEsr-The clipper ship
Contest launched about o'clock Saturday
noon by Messrs. Westervelt Sons. She is $50 feet
long deck 81 feet BEAM and % feet deep. She is
commanded by Capt Brewster, and will load in A. A.
Low Brothers California and China line.
SOUTHERN SnP BUILDING ny NORTHERN MEN-Capt
A. I. Allen passed through this city yesterday, from
Msine with some fifty men bound for Portsmouth Va
whore he goes TO build two ships So says Mr. sumner
the forwaider.- Boston Transcript Oct 8.
SHpIBunpiSo AT PORTSMOUTH 1--WE understand
that the magnificent packet ship of 400 build
ing the sbip yard Mesrs Fernald Petigfe~ 10
be named Frank Pierce in compliment the nominee of
the democratic parry She is be Owned in this city
and New Enthusiastically by the owners Of the Levi
Woodbury. built at the yard last year. Messrs. f.
are also building fine clipper ship Of 100 tons for
Robert Taylor Ed Of New York to be called the Red
Rover Both ships will probably be launched about the
10th Of this month Portsmouth IN Chronicle Oct 0.
Rescue MISSING PoarioS OF THE CnEw OF The
Sur GkoRcE HowLaso "A letter from Mr.. Shubael ?.
Edwards seconi officer of the ship Susan Rowland. of
New b. dord, dated at Payata Sept IL states that
short time previous they touched the island of Abe
marc of the Galapagos group they found five
which with three others succeeded in from
copycts At the time Of the capture OF the George How
land, before stated They had been five months upon
the island. subsisting upon terrapn and water only
Three Of the number had died including the ward and
taken board the Susan, Their names are
william Msxhed, William rilinson and Alfred Pea
body American seamen and Jose Francis, boatsteerer
and the cook both Portuguese.
Quick TRIp.-The bark Maria Morton Captain Bak.
ley which arrived Savannah on Saturday morning
from New York made the run to Tybee Light in little
more than three days.
LAUNCHED AT Portland last week. by Messrs Jno.
Randall Co ship Of 500 tons called the Forest City
represented to be of superior model for carrying and
calling built Of the best materials and in the strongest
manner.
At Yarmouth Me, by Messrs. A. g. s. Seabury. fue
ship Of Geo tons called the Abby Blanchard iod for
freigbter, and to be commanded by Captain Richard
Harding
At Mill Cove RobbDston Goth ult a fine brig OF 17a
tons called the Emma owned by Messrs Peavey & Son
of Eastport and to be commanded by Capt Geo. f. Car
pentcr
Launched at Newcastle Me, Goth ult, by Messrs Met
calf Norris ship OF $50 tons, of improved model,
end called half clipper to be commanded by Captain
Fol ansbee The vessel appears have been named
At Richmond Me-, list inst, by T. ]. Southland, Esq
Q ship Of about I eco tons.
At Bath, 23d ult., by Mes'rs Larrabee & Robinson.
ship Wales. 800 tons owned by the builders II Allen
& CO. and Captain Luther Lombard, who will command
her
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correspondence Of the Newark Daily Advert

lSV'6espouuence VI Tue newark DAILY Advertiser
CANDIES. 0ct. Z, 1852.
last presiding Bishop Of the House Of Bishops for the
purpose Of Considering the recent prescnmen Of Bishop
Doane Of New Jersey met in this city this morning The
following Bishops were prescnt:-Gcorse Washington
Doane of New jersey William Meade, Virginia; Chsrles
Petit McIlvoine, Ohio; George Burgess Maine; William
Heathcotc Delaney, Western Now York; Carlton Co
New Hampshire; William Hcllinson Wittipghain Mary
land Francis ltuger Eutlodge, Florida; Samuel Allen
McCoskey, Michigan; George uppod, Indiana; Manton
Eastburn, Mass; Alfred Lee. Delnware John Johues.
Assistant Virginia: Alonzo Potter Pennsylvania;
Jackson Kempfe, (Missonary) Wisconsin and Iowa;
Zen Boswortb Smith Kentucky; VIM. Mercer Green,
Mississippi; John Henry Hopkins, Vermont.
Morning prayer having bs said by the Bishop Of YER
mont the court organized by the appointment Of
Rbop Hopkins az Vermont as President Rev Jonathan
III. Wainwright, y. d Bishop elect Of New York
Secretary and Rev. John Ii. Hopkins r, assistant.
The court we believe ac:ordng to the constitution OF
the church sits with closed doors and detailed report
of its proceedings cannot therefore DO sxPe,cd 1t is
said however that Bishop JOINS moved that all
from third parties should be rejected BY tho
court This would exclude tho proceedings Of the recent
Diocdsan Convention Of New jersey, which were by
vote Of that convention placed in charge of committee
10 b. TO the court The notion however
lost and thee proceedings presented and read,
but action Ind thereon before the adjournment
The court adjourned to meet to (Fri1ay) morn
ing Burlington where its future meetings ali b. held
There present ut the opening Of tho court large
number OF the most prominent churcbmen Of Tbs
diocese from tho most distant parts OF IL. and from New
York and Philadelphia who a-c we'll known rs warmly
sJmpathizpg with The accuscdattrsctcd by tho deep
they felt in the IL and In the disposal of the
preliminary proceedings II the court.
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nC,nesyfc NIlscellapy.

George r. Ne btt Of New York city has been varded
the contract for supplying tho Post office Department
With postage stamps and envelopes
During the pastoral visit OF the Bishop Of Toro nto to
Kingston his ordship baptized fifty copvicts tho Pro
vinisl PenitenaIy, aud confirmed hundred and ten
ethHe.
Meesrs. Nye & Andrew foundry, at Whitehall, was
destroyed by Are the night OF the 9th inst Less es
mated at $1,000 Uninsured.
A fro broke out In Albany the sth Inst, which
destroyed the stable three horses OF Aid Eggcson.
Loss 81 Go.
The Governor Of South Csrops hss appointed Friday,
the 2s,h inst, rs day Of Thanksgiving and prayer
man named Frederick Gerniaop commonly knos y
Bier FRITZ committed suicide Iouisvie on tne s.n
inst nj his coffee house on Portland avenue, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets by bowns oos ~,
brains With fhot gun, while labcring sncer 'hc e'o''
a ~ of mania yoiu. ..,,-.s,,,
nav nnreJ Patrick Perlirs was "'to - '"."''''
x.,, a., ~. nat. ~ IA. .A...rs % ~-u
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Common Plens--Spctiai Term.
nafore HIM JuSue n~I,

Der. S-TTe Wuner Ca,e--Et Warner us Thomas
WHper, HIM BfoGd, and 1Hom4s Carnly Sheriff -
This IL n motion mace by Mr.. Clark behalf of tho
plaintiff TO re- trap the defendants MoIet aud Carny,
from selling the lot OF land belonging to the defendant
OF any other r,n estate Of the defendant Warner under
any execution Issued Judgment entered on the ll.h
September 1880 egnn-t the said Thomas Warner In IA
vor of VIM. D. Moiat for IS &C., previous motion was
mace In this in the supreme Court before Judge
Edmonds in October 1850 when It appeared tina. Mrs
Warner hsd sued f divorce the ground Of adultery
Werner left the country before the proceedings
inpleted but previous 70 his departure he confessed
Judgment for So COS the defendant Mogat for shom
be had acted as law agent for years Judge gdmonas
then dcided that the charge Of fraud against Doctor
Most vas met and denied too specifically to warrant any
Injunction; AMI that the motion against hu ard the
sheriff should therefore be refused. The motoo
a mod aed form before the Common Pleas aat
MIR JsycesJ Bfajv. on behalf q ~. Nc'fst denies al
ftc s yy+fous ~ tho rlaintf soe rDrerds That The H.
ELa4nt nofist, aa,aLctl s-cA y. r,VJ W "
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Brooklyn Intelligence,

ANNUAL PARADE OF rIiE BRooKlY ~ Fms DEPARTMENT.
The second annual parade OF the Brooklyn Fire De-
partment takes place to day the 18th instant upon
which occasion the freneas hall, In Henry street
will be opened for the inspection Of the public In the
evening az Grafton will be delivered by tbs Rev Dr.
Hodge The most extensive arrangements being
made and the affair will doubt be the grandest
par trnent at meeting held fhursdsy night agreed
upon programme The line to form Court
street bit resting Jorsemon Mt half pastonc O'CLOCK
ard start clock rmarchng down Court street
Fourth place Fourth place 10 Clinton: Clinton TO Allan
tic Atlantic to Hicks Hicks to Pineapple Pineapple
70 Henry Henry to Cranb.rr Cranberry to Hicks
Hicks TO Fulton, Fulton to Doerum Boerum TO Atantic
Atlantic 10 Smith /; Smith 10 Fulton avenue Fulton
avenue 10 Bridge Bridge TO Myrtle avenue; Myrtle
avenue TO Cha. avenue ClasSen to Flushing
Flushing TO Clinton avenue Clinton 70 Park avenue ;
Park TO Hudson avenue Hudson TO York street. YORK 70
Wy Jay TO-, to r PrIpsc to iva hin T. wss
Peter B. Anderson Esq chief engineer 81 The fire de-
far'nent oas been APPOINTED marshal and suitable
number q aids viii he chosen bat~een this time and the
parade Many Of the engines have been newly painted
and all Of them viii he appropriately decorated The
Gazelle Engine Company No. q Providence: l.. ar
beat nnd were at Pier no by Esgle Company, No.
Of Brooklyn and escorted TO the engine house q the
Eagle, whoe guests they are The Gazes Company viii
participate in the annual parade OF the Beookiyn Fire
Department to day. and have been assigned che pshs Of
the line The officers Foreman. i. W. Pcrciyai;
First Assistant Foreu O. u Quincy; Second do. jas.
Mayson; Clerk, Jo.iah Richardson. capt AL q Barton
IL the Marsnall. The comcauy y accompanied by
Greepc's American Brass Band-one Of the best 10 the
country-a and numbers with the brnd. sixty six men
LADDER BLOWN Down During the gale Of wind on
Thursosy afternoon boy named Hugh Laughin vas - Is
feared dangerously injured by the failing of ladder uoon
which he standing while engaged 10 painting the
front OF n boufe In Woodruff street, Hamilton
avenue The Ladder in IL descent struck Mr. SAM el
simpson. upon the head hurt him badly. tne
lad vas taken 70 the no piss by officer Watson OF the
Third district police.
RusawAr AND SMAsH.-A carriage containing two men
and boy vas smashed 10 pieces Tbursday afternoon
by two spirted horses attached thert0 The aumhs
he Penny bridge.
came down Hamilton avenue with rush. THE idmatss
thrown into the street the carriage wrecked
saainst q lamp post, and the borses badly hurt
The nep fortunately sscsr'f npirjrrsd The estahsh
n.,n. Ys4oDgs " M. CLsries oAsea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11

ATIEarr AT RArE.-We learn by friend. that
young negro man attempted to commit rape upon
very respectable married lady few days since ut
Hickory Wythe Esyette county. The lady gave the
alarm and persons to her seizng the negro
and OBTAINING him in custody When tho husband Of
the lady be took bis gun and fired at the Negro but
without effect. He prevented by those around him
from doing i her violence to the negro but subsequently
another party up, took the colorcd wretch sni
hung Kim by. The whole affair created quite al
excitement in that peaceful village and much mpathy
Is felt for the lady, upon whom such daring outrage
bad Leen attempted. -llemrhis Eapress Scnt 80.
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Mr. SULLIVAN then practically explained the proposed
plan by the sd moi.s and assersd that though IL
intended 70 have three lines q rails yet they would
not all be required duIng the day but ouy when there
the grspa ruh In the inteTin the rails would not
offer any obstruction to other vehicles. because IL
intended that they should be grooved and lie 9TH
the pavement: Dor would there be any chauce Of ar
wheels getting iammed between The rails and the pave
ment. fer there would only be a space OF an inch
When Mr.. Sullivan concluded n short conversation
ersued what day the further hearing OF the
should be adourded tothe President having ntim lted
the desire OF the committee To close the e.
and il was finally decided fix Tuesday AZ p. NJ.