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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

FATA. AFFRAY--On the 9th ut an afray occurred in
Manchester Clay county KY. between Stephen Robert
and Graham Bowling in which the former was stabbed
and badly Bruised Eli Bowling interfered in the fight
and was shot in the left breast from the effects of which
it thought he will die Robertson shot four times two
OF the shots striking he intended the others slightly
wounding man and boy who were lookers-on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

MISS JULIA DEAN r This talented actress arrived at
louisville the 9th inst and to commence an en-
gagement in that city on the evening If that day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

NE For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CHARLES Candidate for the Office of SECOND Jtys
TICE OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS and
respectfully ocis the unrages OF his telowtzens mh25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

are indebted to the Hon Walter Brooke of Missis
sippi, for public documents ''i.'a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

Trunks! Trunks! Trunks
g-NN IN, We are opening a very superior
ETTEirVtII lot Of Philadelphia TRUNKS sole
sss y ir.n frame and packing. Also TRAVELLING
sss.AAAAtBAGS and ALlSES TO which aen-
2a 81 , yee and others To be sold at moderate prices
sIhEbl laps I'M s. ROBB CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

Every who frightened himself at the election yes
terday would do well to-day to seek refreshment at the
Shades, = where entertainment can be had for man
md So forth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

SICKNESS sHlPBoARp.-The ship Samuel Lawrence
Capt Patten, arrived yesterday from Liverpool and
anchored at the Point, with COZ Storage passengers
Thirteen of the passengers died the passage and nine
still remain sick of the small pox
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

Ma- For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
GEORGE W. CHRIsTY ia Candidate the oes of SECOND
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE the place of j. L. wrsrHn elected
Recorder, nhos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

1. QUEEN VIcToRIA's HorsEHoLp--The London CORES
pondent Of the National Inteigencer says Lord Derby
has not venturedto repeat the experiment made by Sir
Robert Peel in requiring the ladies of the Queens house.
hold to be dismissed The Duchess of Sutherland mis-
tress Of the Robe has resigned has been succeeded
by the Duchess of Athohe Mistress of the Robes being
the only lady attached to the royal household whose office
is vacated on change of Ministry This is undoubtedly
small business but yet upon the Queens refusing
change the ladies Of her household in 1882 when Sir Ro
bert Peel was forming administration that gentle
declined the task and the Melbourne party re-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

MS ODD FELLOWS REsT.-A regular meeting
the BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, REST wi
be held TUESDAY EVENING April 49, past O'Clock
at No. Is Camp street. Members particularly requested
aplO St JAMES FURNEAUX Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

The CUBAN TRIALS IN NEwYoRk.-The jury in the case
Of o'sullivan and Others alleged Cuban expedonsts
whohave been trial in NewYork came into court at
o'clock on Saturday night the Sd instant and the foreman
informed Judge Judson that it impossible for them to
agree. The Judge remarked that he always thought it
better to have free verdict than coerced one that
he 10th to conne the jury all day Sunday The jury
then discharged II understood that seven were
for convcting 0suvan and four for conviction in the
case Of Capt. Lewis. M so4sJ 4.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

&ass The fine passenger steamer SAXON, Estes
MASTER will positively leave LOUIS WILLIE Rid all intermediate
landings on TUESDAY, the 18th instant at S O'clock PM
apl3 sTROTHER 4 BRO Ab poydra, ,tree,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

An alteration has been made in The asts of the sbi,
the number being reduced to four instead of five
formerly had, but this in wise affects her sailing power
as she will be able to spread 6o0o square yards of
Two of her lower masts are iron cylinders esnac;.,,
constructed with view to giving them lightness and
strength The two centre are rugged as in shin
carrying sails high royals and the first and last
masts rugged with sails as in schooner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

>MI. 0. o. F.-HowARD LODGE No. 10
1 meets meet. ' S. THURSDAY p y, EVENING ths
a strsst' a. o'clock oncs1s--P. Mcoary n
G George Bowdch " g. George g. Levi Secretary Jes Fur
neaur, Per seeretary Iamea Davs Trassnrer. ianio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24
NIRGINIAand MARYLANOLANDS.

The srvertis-F having chased the right h- Saes
of Msysnc aBd mi la for Everets celebra-d Mschae
for TuuTg Wocep b0ws i &C srnus purchasing rra,t
socsrir With him enersing Young nan ia one Of
hos- >istes who Ia. such lad conduct III business, or
he viii exchange The right Sste for sad upon
terms There probably is no branch Of bnsin. npie
and ths' requires little actual cash capital. which v
give large this the machine being
hOy con op-r.te H. suf turn N howl cry miOui4s
thati' has the appearance 81 having been pol
i,hed u m.nfolc advantages over the old
c ber make howl " sny desired shape
broad shallow. thick thin even 10 me I'D
Of last trough not east AZ sss than onehst
the Of TIE old mschne INSIDE bowls. ard wasting not
ever oreouArer as much ths mAsr mating Y utterly
impossible for the style o. bowls IN b. sod all oy the
81, offho,- ~ This ma-hiae. Address NJ H. ID, Box
No 1887 New York PostOfice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24

A Teacher WANTED, of expert

~ suce and competent to gose!s who would devote his
whole time 10 the teS hins and mansse1en- OF
cbool Address 1. D. c, Tribune Office Hlmedisieiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24

DOARD- May be had, with pleasant
bRnrm. with su al family without ehar.n. No i,2
Dufeld 81, BroOil,n between Wiloashey Aad Faltsssys
R-fefruces EXCHANGED.
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6nmmer Retreats.

DOARD in the COUNrRY.-A Gen
~ tsmsn eno Wife procure Board nr the remainder
Of he private family, suite of the
fin, foer-a fac Of Hudson River Lncarioa ueN
the Vsgs OF Mack, Rocklsnd Co Address MACK,
Broadway Post-Ofce. p S.-The 10 equal TO sny
.er. and accessible day BY an boat a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24

TIckets-Ons Dollar.
Reserved Seats-TVN Dollars.
Tickets for Reserved Seats be procu ed at WILLIAM
HALL SONS Music Store corner Park place, Broad
WAY where a Diagram OF the Hall can be
Tickets sill other parts Of the Hal prcs One Dollar
foe which also secured he had az SAMUEL Z.
JOLllE's Music Store. No 500 Broadway.
Doors open 81 oelooh Concert to mneuce precisely
ats c'SlOok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24
Amusrmentf.

RFADAME MARIETTA ALBONI re-
fp spectfuy t. the musical pubhs of New
Yoya her intention Of resuming the
SERIES OF CONCERTS
commenced by her IN June last and 4 erred after her
sec nd appearance by the alterations theu making
METROPOLITAN 81 ILL
which has undergone many impo alterations and
GhAND FRONT ENTRANCE FAoM BROADWAY
Will be completed FOR the occasion Of the
WRIST GRAND CONCERT
which will take place
On TUESDAY, Sept. 7 1852.
MADAME ALBONI will be assisted by
sIGNOR ROVERc
SI0NOR SAN GIOVANNI, and
SIGN0R ARDlTl,
With Grand Orchestra
Ardiu.
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0niltlsaJ Notlrea

~ Fifteenth Ward ~cOtt and Graham Club.
A me,ting Of the XVIII Ward Scot aud Graham Cub
viii he held their eadluzTers, Constitution Hall No
go Rr7Arway. IN TUESDAY EVENING, 23th lost, at
ocook The Whies OF the WsTd who have signed the
ru respect lily invited 10 he oresslt the above
evening FREDERICK A. CONhL,NG, President.
JOIN 2 HosE. (c,..ias
THOMAS ACTON 'eo'e'Ae''
~ Lnnd Beform.-The Weekly Meeting Of the
friends Of the Homestead bilP will take place Military
bsu Rowery opposite Sphngst, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 25th inst, at O'Clock By order:
L. w. RYCKMAN,
G. II. EVANS, , Committee.
WIN v BARR
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Menu publications.

A PLEASANT BOOK for OUT OF
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SUMNER TIME IN THE COUNTRY, by Rev. R. A
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GEO. Ii. DERBY CO, Book Publishers. Buffalo, NY.
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL, No "a sixth-syenue Washis gtoa-
square.
The Institution Known by the above title for the last nine
years will Occupy its new building Nos 20 and 49, opposite
it. present OcatloD, on the st Of 0 tober.
This dee has been In process Of erection during the last
six months and Is built in substantial lii nearly
on. hundred feet in length fifty feet WIDE and five stodesn
hight
Great attention has been given the modern appliances
for gas Gro on water hght heat, and venul aion
-Four stories v be occupied BY the School fine Lac
tue-room and costly Gymnasium among its arrange
THIS Institution will hereafter be known the Metropo-
Titan Academy
IL will have three Departments:
l. Academic.
Collegiate.
g. University.
The third Department 10 be organized at early day
TIE Proessobips be established in the Academic and
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l. Profesorshp Of the English Language and Literature
Pfofrssorshp Of the Modern languages and Literature
g. Profesorslp Of the Lain and Greek Languages and
Literature
4. Profsssorship of Drawing and Arts Of Design.
Professorship Of Mathematics Mechanical Philosophy,
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T. Profssoship Of Moral Intellectual, and Political Phi
losophy.
PiossoIship of Hebrew Chsldaic, and Oriental Ian.
euages.
mentioned above will be announced at tho opening Of the
Metropolitan Academy.
The pupils Of the Institution will assemble in the old
rooms on Wednesday, the LIST OF September.
For admission or for information. ADDRESS
STEPHEN J. SEDGWICK, Secretary ofthe Faculty.
CLARK, AUSTIN IL SMITH, Deal
Y i In Hooks and Stationary from No
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CLASSICI ITALIANI.-For sale a

( NLASSICI TTALIANt.-FOr sale at
~ very low prices the works Of Dante Tssso Bocaco
Pulci Arosto B, Ndo Metatasio Calico Murator VsssIi
Bembo Aretino, MAehisvell, Bentevogo, sauz Cellni
1sboscba Goldon Guiccsrdin and many others of the
best Italian writer's comprising over 500 vols neatly bound
in half morocco. CHARLES NORTON
Irving Bookstore, No II Cnambersst
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CEA BATHlNG-CAPE ISLAND,

SEA BATHlNG--CAPE ISLAND,
~ tPE MAY New Jersey The propretos of the fol-
loving HO'es ~ CsUe lssdd have RENTED their establish.
meus this season, receive visitors
Tn hattsr themselyts that accommodations equal
ard in respects superior 20 Saratoga spung. New
port they respectfully request the TIA cling public If
Newiork sId It's vicinity them visit the approach
ins either pleasure Of hesh.
Tim celebrated watering lscs egused its ba hog
soysf the wnoe line Of ths beach
surpassed FIR its SAFETY suc he o-Suty affords FIR de-
lshfu drive. In connection would that a regular
dsiy line Of Ocean steamers sve Newly orb 5ocock
from pler u r reaching Cape Island the follow
irg morning At A. NJ, Vhere carriages will always ne in
readiness 10 convey the dife hotels
fine turnpike bu,t The Of this line are
cCmpo.ed OF the
DELAW ARE.....,....Capt Sam'l Seymour
kENNEB apt Chss O. CLARK.
FENOBSCOT...... Capt. Whitaker.
TIE irstnasd steem' IL entirely built expressly
for this route with splendid bis al
The other have been thoroughly ovehsuled
and reftd with i,rultuIs Tae fare Cape May
Phadelphis is g.; meas
CHARLES X. SANFORD, AGENT
CONGRESS HALL.......W. Miller, Proprietor
hANSlON HOT E......Hoopcr Il Ladlsm "
STATES 'TEt..... James Brown, "
AMERIC m EOCSE....M Reynolds,
nFLAWARF HOUSE..~.Ja,. Msoray. A"
CENTER tOl SE.......Jerm'h r. Meersy "
COLUMBIA OtSE....~L HarSood,
ATLANTIC HOTEL. Joseph McMakn,
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~ Postage stnmps for sale at this office.

tsyr Homes Expross-Vs CENTRAL RAILROAD
ofEEW-JERSEY Twice daily from Ne~-fort to Eas-
tor Pa LEAVING at 8 O'Clock A. a., and O'clock r M.
OHice No. "a Broadway, kew-York
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g9-NOtice TO CObsiRnees. - Steamship ALLAN
TIC from Liverpool viii commence dlschsrgng under
general oideT at the foot Of Cana ST. on WEDNESDAY,
Avg % at7AM ConsgDees will please send permits on
bvaId, and attend to receipt OF then goods , ~
X. COLLINS co.
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CHOICECO of DELPHINCLASS

CHOICE COPY of DELP IN CLASS
~ lCS-A rare opportunity is Presented TO Librarians
aud Others who may desire shoice copy Of the DELP hin
classic complete 10 al volumes svo. handsomely
bound half velum, gilt backs &; Price Sl25-less
malt the original publication price In boards
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOOKS IMPORTED
TO ORDER
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Books al the Publishers prices.
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United States Europe, which they will purchase TO the
best sovanttge, charging moderate conn ssion Such
Agency il is believed will be useful and economical N Book
BUYERS Catalogues and facilities for reference
Putnsms MCnthy List OF all Foreigo Booss with Prces
may be had gratis oa appli ,a'lon
GP PUTNAM co, No. 10 Park place.
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A SUITE of elegantly furnished Apart
menjs second floor be obtained in private first
ssshoUe with tOs.d. 5tl-s and Madison square,
Address MAD AME, tribune Office
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.RANK FORESTER,S NEW

DIR A Y K FO r ESTE r 5 y EW
Il SPORTING TALE This Day Published, by GETZ,
BUCK CO. Philadelphia,
TIE OUOMDON HOUNDS; Or, A VIRGiNIAN AT
MILTON MowBRAy. BY HENRY WM. Herbert. Esq-
suthor of MY Shooting Box" "Tha Deer Stslkers"
Field Sports OF North America" &c &c With ilusra-
tons Puce SOC. illuminated paper 75c. closh.
Extract nom the Preface
The and object Of This little volume u lay be
sporting the public general to whom have often
coursedaud With kindly the Field sports
Aueuca efht seieh Of Engh Fox Huuune-the sport Of
stou par tlceICc, and that sport carried 10 its
but with the Qsomeon Hounds and al Meon Nov
~
"Frauk Eoresters Sporting Taes their authors best
duCtsus"
For sale BY LONG & BROTHER, STRINGER 4
TOWNSEND, DEWITT n DAVENPORT, ADRlANCE,
SHERMAN i co.
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rZy- To Lumber Ucalcrs.-A young Man well &C
esinled with the lumber business wishes 10 obtain situa
ton a. CLERK or saesnun lumber, wood, coal yard
Satisfactory reference given If required Address c. d. at
nffcA
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

HhhNO4o - hMEhlIaN MUSEUM
- Admission Is cents children III cents paIques IA
siSth aSA the LAST WEEK Of WHITES ETH.
OPiAH sERENADERS, who, with Mis- EMMA Les
LIE the Vocalist Mr. Common, the Comic Malodist.
apo La Petite TAGLIONl viii appear every sEerDooa
and every evening Of O'Clock.
The living ssRPENrs, oSTRICH, oRANGoUTANG,
&c, 70 b. seen ~ usual.
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re- Attention! Attention Scott and Graham As
socistons f1rnshed with Fags Banners ransparencie
&c by ACKERMAN MILLER, OF their old stsnd, No.
,Ol Nassau. Ct, between Fulton and Ann sts.
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A MAN and Dbl. WIZ want sitnations

N togethet or separate the Al ccachnan Or gen
eTal ,eTvauthe Woman 30 si te cook understands her
business perfectly In al tie hr.ucitbey are bo.h 9;es
ttnu-can give satisfactory reference IN town Adde'S
5 Nc. 80 BCwery.
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DOARD WANTtD-In Brooklyn, for

ID avoupg ,dy in small private family So lion Fer
hee the comforts os home b. had not TO ex
- co per week ADDRESS &, Tribune Odcs, stating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24
/ PRIVATE FAMILY, pleasantly To-

EpOARD.-Rooms 60 let, with or without
4 Eoard, IN = house having all the modsrn improve
ment. A bss-ment for a ohos References r. CURED
NO 81 Crsen-st, nesf 8thst
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BOARD WANTED.--A Gentleman

- ard bis Wife WISH 10 obtain Rooms aud Bosrd 9th
sn private family. where other hosden are tshen
They psror and chamber sdiouias FURNISHED
rnfurnsbsc) the I'd OF mode IN house With the
OF hath, &C The house must - pessaa, stup 81 btwsen
Ht ust snd l1thsts ana the Bo~-ry aaf 6th Dinner
fromt 10 8 Address, postpaid, stating terms Sc. Box
No 1854 Poet- Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-24

ID man, LADY. and Child yesTo oil, from Sept l. WIN
nun ish Sua ion not 50 much regarded
pie ssaat az eeabe home. Terms must D. mod-rAs Ad
Srts. L. p ms ohce ssaiug terms and rooms which
Will meet with immediate stteutiOp.
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TITO LET-Two 4-story ano oaseInen az
Il brick Houses Nos ~ 40 c.ts, e.,teuis,, ipoura
Of VIM J. BUkREfT No !, wLls; o. o. az, AZ. n aI.ss
Larry No 81 AysoueC Rent moaeTs'e WI '''A''' VIC
yeE.
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TyIFTY MEN WANTED--TO sell sOme-

thing new wanted BY every traveller hotel ooerol.s'
and housekeeper easily carried quick sales laIee pfons
Cod sse,men csn make IS $40 per dsy-1o Esk Can
or address Ne. SIT Bovey.
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pOARD WANTED-For a Gentleman
tsn6 as wife, with font r ON snd y -,con ,tsch>d,
within tive iputes ~slk Of Nho's Aadsss b. r. sts
TINS terms, ke, Tribune Oxce
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RIO UNIVERSITIES or COLLEGES.
ITO MERCHANTS.-The Principal of
rTvO DENTISTS A Dentist, who has
ITO STOCKING WEAV ERS-RIBBED

HANDS WANTFD.-Tho who WORK rlbbsd
frames nav have constant enpl, yment Tdose having
ribbed achnes ~ their own, -hch they wish ~ dispose
of or work NAV call irDinedia"ly On
A. RANKIN Y co Hose-s. no l0i Bowe.y.
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A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY occu-

n pype FIRST, cisss House a. the vicinity u ST. Marks
Church aud 10Th 81 would let 10 party Of Gentlemen,
elegant suite OF Rooms the tho second door, cOmmuni
rsuDe with folding either furnished unfinished,
R'h without partial board Or Gentleman aud his
Wife sou OF prOourrg Quet and genteel home where
ard comio be- 'lund may hear OF such by al
dressIs l.. h. nhune office.
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a Young Lady. situa-

w iiou a. Teacher Of French, Music ana awing in
Laces SEMINARY Private School Ssts tory references
gveB cations may be made personally or by letter
through tn, koitor OF The Netr- York Daily Tmos
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N1 EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDl-
lYH cINEs, so PoYpRAs STREET, New orleansJos uFIY
chased the entire interest Of the s9.rn Branch Of The Empire Co. has
ased rOYDRAS STREET. and has fitted up 1T con
siderable expense for the Patent Medicine business favng unRn
passed facilities supplying Druggists and Dealers generally WI"
this confidently solc AN inspection his stock
prices.
will all who may favor him with their
patronage.
The following lat only part Of Ills extensive nssorti4n
which will be furnished to the Trade reasonable terms Hs