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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16
TEE BRITISH AND NORTH AMEaIoAN ROYAL

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
l. Nail Steamships
FROM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL
NhieI otDn pesesBe... 4lW
Second cabin passage. 70
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
OAiSi ohpn pebsAko....
This ships from Boston cali 81 HALIFAX
ARABIA, Capt Judkins, AMERICA, Capt Shannon.
PERSIA, Capt Ryrie, EUROPA, Capt. Leitoh.
ASIA, Capt +. G. Lott, CANADA, Capt. Lang
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt. Stone.
Those vessels clear white light mast head green
starboard bow, red on pert bsw.
Niagara, Stone, Boston, wodnesdsy ga Dec
Africa, Harrison, New York "Wednesday 18th Dee.
Canada, Lang. % Boston. Wednesday, 9th Jan.
Asia, Lott, New York, Wednesday 18th Jan.
America, Shannon, Boston, Wednesday. lSth Jan.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The of these ships will mot DO accountable for
seld silver bullion, specie jswalpy precious stones or
unlsss bs lsding signed therefor, and the
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight OK passage, apply 10
1. CtNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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CORPORATION NOTICH.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that petitions have been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen the following streets Wis.,
Thirty second street, from Eighth 70 crown
from sewer to near avenue q and also In
Third avenue from proposed sever - Tteth street TO
In street, from Fifth to Seventh avenues and
for sion Of the in from Thirteenth
Sixteenth streets All interested in the above,
and havir thereto requested to present the
in writing TO the Contract Clerk ~ this ooe
before GOSH December inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton AluodHot Depart nent. Dec. 8. 1852.
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III B. DoDwORTH BEGs TO ANNOUNCE THAT
IL. the FIRST CONCERT
will take place ~

H. b DoDwoHT EEsF PEGS HSs6 TO ANNOUNCE THAT
xr Ts15 sssi sls'f n. 4
ON SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 49,
$50, On which occasion no viii be assisted By
GRAND orohs:tr, q fifty Performer.
Eiiit.rs Band fFOrty i've, and the cG1net BAnd
''A'a''''' 900 f;RoaiRAIIRn.-'''' . D''"'''A
Overture to "as...nas A5 5laii Band, spohs
t:
aS.n.. zs.. R ss w.ss.. c.sa:
Trio Euers,ia Borsis tI.ry B.ad) Dcsssss
G. Overture, "Jutel." Grail Military Band, frs.
T. cornes sio. "Roaic finale. Alien bed "''''
8. Piano, kasspi. and fsii ..'s.
Dirss, .s'. Paul; irri Band sy isques.
sbs sSG Ban, y. ,L :. iS.
mTy
sn6soptisu. S. emitting Subscribers TO two reserved
Subscriptions recsyed and se..s secured. at H. B. bod
sssIs 1st: 81: esassr. fsy ISL. =. tn.
mi .y . "a, n. ss x.
STUYvEsANT lNsTI7UTE.-MoNs. Il. PozNANsKI,
from es The dS, sgs
.sr..nmsnt will tax. plscs ON Monday evening" Dsosms.r
Mr. scharepbsrg and by the disnsu rushed volonoslit
Mr. Eichhorn. Fer further PARTICULARS grammes.
Tickets so CENTS Reserved seat 81 To be had 1T the
Music Stores Of Hall " ron, Seharfenbsrg Luis Asd
Mons Poznansis residence 100 Clinton place. To COM
menss At half past seven o'clock
MADAME HENRIETTA so.rAa IN orERA.-TH1
M ls'l. y 'nf:fPi'
return Baltimore and Washington, (abcut u
middle Of january will make her
FIRST APPEARANCE IN OPERA.
CBARLES wHITNEY'S LAST EVENING WITH TH
~ Orators Of the Old and New World and with the
Shakespeare ~ the Stuyvssa
Irish Indian and Heosier Orators. Admission 50 cents
VNHI BRYAN GALLERY or OHkISrIAN ARf-COH
tanning series of authentic Paintings BY the most oe>
bIsted mAstsrs from Guido Do Sonne "a D. l12) down
Horace Vernst- open for exhibition ~ the Society
Library Rooms from 70 r. NJ and from half pad
ITO hsH-past 9P. n. Admission. Is eents
| 272 BRoADyAY.-THE TWO GREAT STATUE
from ths Forentino Venus and Adon BY Praaies hay<
arrived. Those great works OF art which visited b
10000 persons daily At the Worlds Fair London. will be
hibited daily rom A. n till 10 n. Admission. - cents
children haH price.
! RAANXARDr PILGRIMA0. 70 J1RUsALIM AND
orama In Broadway adjoining the Mstropotan Hotel AnA
continues evening Painted om authentic drawings
nads upon TIE spot BY Mr. Ban durng extensive
teur undertaken expressly for the works Mr. B. will
plain the paintings personally Picture Of tx and
Wednesday and Saturday aftsraoons at O'clock Al
mission, 20 conts; children half price.
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ LinsThrossh TO San rranoisea q reduced rstss.Ns
UNCLE SAN, $500 toms, w. A. Mills, csmmander, will
Leave New York, from pier No. g. North river for A.
pnwAll, Navy Bay wednesday, January 9th, 1T r n,
connecting q With the new double snsine steam
arrival of The passengers BY the Uncle SAM for San
stopping only NJ Acapulco fer suppies Thoss
unsurpassed An experienced IL attached
steamer. Passengers will DO landed the wharf NJ
Aspinwa and take the Panama railroal Rate Of fare
throuEh-First cabin, $3.50 stserage Sl Pas
cautioned that tickets for this line sold only 81 Ne.
Broadway, New York.
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CTREET IMPAIRMENT, No.4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given that the ou
tions have been presented In the Board OF ITO
regulate and and gutter stones Forty street,
between Fifth snd curb and gutter ana
Eghtha Tenth All persons interested having
are requested present them IN writing
the ~ his once before the 9th day Of
December inst. JOINT. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
Dec. 10. 1852.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NoTTCBIS HERE.
~ By given that petition has been presented In The
BOARD OF Aldermen, for sewer In Leonard street, feon
Droadv West Broadwsy All PERSONS interssted hay
g objections thereto present tho same In
Yritirg gneer at this once before Dso I'll,
662 NICHOLAS DEAN, President
eroton Aqueduot Department, Dec 10. 1Ss2.
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Umpire CITY LINE-THR0UGH TICKETS TO SAN
II Francisco at reduced rates. both for cabin and stsefs
UNITED STATES, $50 toni, W. c. Berry, commander,
will leave Friday, December 24th, At O'clock ~
frem pier No. North river connecting Panama with this
taverite steamship NEW ORLEANS, I,SQo tons. Edgar
~ take the passengers arrival at Panama. and proceed
without delay to San Second cabin
til SIDES and the table
srst cabin Pa rsers United States dsembak along
freight or passage, apply to JONES JOHNSON. J.
HOWARD SON, Agents, 81 Broadway.
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CTRRET DEPARTMENT. N0.4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice 10 hereby given that che llswng reols
items have been presented the Of Alder
TO flag sidewalk front Of vacant lot adjoining the
church Of Hsy Communion. Sixth svenue between
Twentieth and Twer first streete 70 nag sidewalk la
Cherry street, between Clinton and Montgomery Streets
All persons interested having objections thereto
Quessd to present them In writing the undersigned. ~
his oce er.befere the 10th day Of December inst
Dec 10. 1852. JOHN 7. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 BALL or RECORDS
Public NOTES hereby syen that tho following resss-
tons have been presented In the Board Of Assistant Alder
Thirty third street from Third East
river Ts Second avenue from street TO
Thirty street. Also the following peton-To fonoe
vacant lots northwest corner Of Lexington and
Twenty street. All Interested having obee
tions thereto eauessa to present them In writing
the undersigned ~ his once before the 2st day Of
December next JOHN r. DODGE, Street Con.
nao IN
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERR
- by given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen In Torsth street. between
Filth and S,th avenues All persons Interested having
objections thereto requested to present. the same in
writing to The engineer this ooe before December
a. lSs2 NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Crotch Aquoduot Department., Dec. 10, 1864
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS,
- Public Notice hereby givop that the following petit
tions have been presented the Board Of Aldermen
regulate ade curb and gutter and Sag four feet in
Rorty-sourth street, from Fifth to Broadway Te
sssuate grade fifty Attn from aysnus to Third
avenue To fspce vAeast love north side
street Thirty ninth street, east side Brosdway
snd side Fifth To dag sdswatks south eide
tagged To extend Abasy street from Greenwich
street. TO Broadway All persons Interested having obes
ens thereto requisites to present them in writing 70
ths und his ooe before the 2lst Decem
Der inst. JOHN I. DODGE, street Com
Dec. H. 1852.
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DR WARDS UNF0RTUNATE'S FRIEND. - THE
~ grsst anchor Of safety warranted 70 after ovory
tang else has universal uss Or one or osser OF
parable virtue IL IL made from medicine found Of
service In the Goeass. Proe dollar VIAL and med
cal book gratis oics Canal street, one deer from Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

VANDERBILT LINE-FoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
line giving tokets for crossing tse Ishnus-The new
double ensine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT 2sos tol|
precisely Monday, December 20, osrneoting viii the
popular steamship Brother Jonathan, 100 tons te
Nicaragua transit route having but swclve miles Of land
These stesmers unsurpassed In their
odaons and tilation. For information
sage apply only 70 d. b. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Battery place, up stairs. :
The public cautoned agsuBt tho of
hired Of other lines Eoae employed for this
yt,a
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5000 s, Asnos
the sst RESTITUTION Of diet drink sIposurs or change 7.
which the xture will not under tho forfeiture
Of i've hundred dsllars dsease cannot be
contracted dose Of the mixture Is taken when exposed
u is putup in bottles, With fall directions, att 01s
bottle lasts vcek-msny Cured In days, For sale
BY C. II. RING, 1872 Broadway; lO8 Bsysrd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Tho ninth semi annual dividend, the preferred
stock Of this company at the rate Of eight per por
will DO paid AZ the ooe Of their treasurer No.
Centre street. and after Tuesday the fourth day Of
January next Tbs transfer book. said stock win BE-
opened on Wednesday, January s, AZ 10 o'clock An
SAMUEL N. BLATCHFORD, II. asurer,
Dated York. Dee. l6. 1874
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MEDICAL.

DR. SWAN AND MSS JoaNsON HAVE AGAIN RI
~ turned 10 ths city and astonshins the psspao
with the they are daily makisg-Ms Johnssa,
while in the merle sleep will examine The sick prescribe
medicine for the same, and will give correct account q
absent friends lost stolen property. marriage, &s
Ne FER TILL CURKp.-DK. coBBErT. u DUANE
IN street, between Chatham william -
directly opposite the Chatham Bank, be sonsulssd
certain dseass Twenty In his speciality q ~
profession enables him 10 general debility fAs ~
tins Of quaokery call him with the oertaan4y g
having their properly treated n. B.-Ses my -
noma In efncc. ~ member Of the New York Univssse
DR. BERON'S PEIvATE MEDICAL OFFICE, 0yDg
~ the drug store Go Broadway Of Hsusten srss
where he thousands Of Gases annuAlly Chafue9
moderate and permanent ours guaranteed Hsurs feoa
0ocleok A. n till IL NJ and from till in the evsataGe
nR JOHNSON, is DUANE STREET, 30 WNLL xMSWU
~ the last n the suooesafu DraeNeoGe
New York, DO consulted usual In his prvaAs g
aoc s diseases 70 whioh Hosh u hsif w. 1hoss NJ
have suffered frsm medical rely hav
ther Neassd by phydsian Of sxpsrsnsA
nOCTOR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT IN YAD
~ genuine in BHfAs, N. Y. They hs had n Neg
Orleans AZ Nc 3 canal street, Every honest phydeia0
win tell yea IL Ii the only rsnsss Of which Ora
lsnee BE- placed, W really certain Assasss
Ono Dollar FER vial Only place, N Dtvtren strssb
Stare New Hcrk. until the sfioe Ne. 10 kAisA-
ed For ten past, ssnSmmats suack tssesQ
In this and ether cities rbAl lie AbsyA ths
DR. Hunter Restores people " sound hesleA
sAy who besn ruined wish Mercury b. these villain
Gus hunbugs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM sTRBRT.-aao.
Lea Proprietor absys spsn eyesy
afternoon, ~ clock and In the evening" half -
Vie purpo.s Of Classic and Original ReIsssntsttsee 9
idving StanAry BY Mile Cssnst troupe Of Model Axso
tsssther with variety of beautiful performances Yxfu
ther particulars BILLS Of each day Admission-Sss4s =
eyivAte boxes, 80 oonss soats with cushioned
shairs SIX oonts; boxes 70 osnts gallery. Tx osata
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nR WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CUREs-ETXUER
LIZA cure, great amendment in twenty four hoursHs
vnweared skill and attention patient Of
obtain the speediest possible TO sontract di.as
10 nothing him his treatment being science
perfected Probably other physician In the world pos
multiplicity OF for The most
centric variety Of disorders obtains its treat
pent ~ once, without delay, from him. ONCE Canal
doorf from Br n o
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IN Company.-Ths United States mail steamers, The
FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton.. commander, and tho HUN
BOLDT Lines oomnander, will leave New York. HAvre.
sad southanpten. fcS Ne year lGss On tAs seicvias
SAyE-
Humboldt savdsy. Sept. 2 aumboldt, Wsddsy, Oct. =
Franklin Oct. - franklin, Nov. "A
HumbeldA Nov. % Humboldt Dee. q
xrsnklin, Dee. 10 Franklin. Ja..Sm
burhen esch are net either for spssa
strength, oomfort BY vessels A0oat THOR
odstions for passengers Of ths most approved kinds
eeeppng ~ Southampton both going and returning they
any other line ths economy Of both time and money.
Price Of passage from New York 70 SeuthAnDtsA q
From Msvrs or Soutiampten 70 New York Es50
No passage secured until paid fsx An experienced
sa board.
I8RTikER 1IvfNGsToN. Agent . Broadway.
WILLIAM IsxLIN, Haxrs:
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g TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF Records
- Public notice Ia hereby given that the FOLLOW log petit
ton has been presented In the Board OF Assistant Alder
menTo regulate md pave Brlsdway, from Seventh first
Eisbty exh street. All persons interetted having OBJ
jeett thereto ragessd TO pressn. thew, in writing
to undersigned at his otoe or before the "
tcnth day Of December, Instant
JOHN DODGE, Street Commissioner.
December 16. 1872
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CTBAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow sns No. York sssanship Compsnys new
Craig oenn .nder WIN s. ,Eo% dl.ssGv On shs 18th Of De
January 18TH at O'clock ~ First cabin lsaloon
state rooms $780, do do (mdship do) $7 second cabin.
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NOR AUsTRALIA.-THE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER
ship EAGLE having acsomm sdpticns for psssonseTs
superior ship In pert being ready for VIII
san the 10th of December For freight passage apsy
10 the captain board. pier Nerth river.
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LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECr.-THE NEW DOUBLE
II engine steamship BENJAMIN IN athantel
Matthew'S Ander will leave pier East rivsr for ths
above port direct Wednesday 2 At o'clock
p n The ship has elegant aeoenmodaons for passenger
Freight on pessprs mont goods s per cubic foot Ship
requested to supply Themselves with the oaDer
bills Of lidfps tsher form will be signed They
be had apple 1T the once Of the agents. ad will be
signed AZ the prior the day o. sailing when they win
be signed board the steamer No freight resolved snd
positively bills Of sdng signed after II o'clock the
day Of sailing For freight apply board or 10
X. LINCOLN q co, 10 Pearl street.
Agents in New Orleans, Ksssrs Marks Thomas No. ~
Nat has tve al
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CTRELT DkPARTNENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following petit
tons have been presented in the Board Of Aderu enTe
pave Thirty eighth stcet between Eighth snd Ninth
and flag three half through eide Sslks
lots Of Second
street To degrade street, third
TO East River. Also, the folle. resouonsTo fonoe
vacant lots Eighteenth between Broadway aud
Fifth To flag sidewalk in front OF No. Al Eighth
fence vacant lots side Second avenue
beteeen Thrtys and Thrtypinth streets and Second
and Third avenues To grade repave and set curb ard
ter In Dover street, from hcrry street e. East River ALI
persons interested having objections thorto requested
recent them in writing to tho his Of
foe on before che twonty seventh day Of December
slant. JOHN II. LODGE, Street Co nmi6sioner.
Daoemter 1852
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DLANK ROAD LUMBER WANTED.--PROPosALs
will be received for the delivery Of five lions Of
feet Of plank road lumber nine feet In length to be de-
vered tn. Delaware river ~ Florence or Koypo
the RsritRr Bay during the months Of March and pr
Address, FLORENCE & KEYPORT COMPANY, NEW
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OFFICE OF NEW YORK AND vIRQLS.A srS =.
-, sssI 0:sr,.ssy ,i Dee s iss tsv: h
company. out Of ths ssraings * - AZ soe. % 49,
70 ns sspssholssr the scs 81 u. sxsass
NE 18th inss untp which dine he sranssr sssts Vii -
.-.ee1 G. EDK. HABICHT Seorstsrv.
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RA.NyARD,s PILGRIMA0.. 70 JlRgsALIM AND
orsma In Broadway adjoining he Metropolitan Aad
continues every evening Painted from authentic drawings
teur undertaken expressly for the works NJ. B. will
On WsdD.sday and gssurdsy .fssrsssns q a.
Mission, 50 cents; children half price.
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NHARLEs THE FIRST, BY vELAsQUEZ, Is nov
" s1hibitng ~ the A pells Rooms BIeAdway-" 3sR-
Ling treat 70 levers Of artIllustrAtsd Lonson Ms.&
xmeriea has never contained greater work Of A.
r. Dutchman .To be sSudisd fsr hears IN. r. AtneS
picture which attained Double celebrity NJ
Albion. Admiration. % cents
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
OUR STEAMBOAT ORGANIZATION

lhs matter appears to be attracting some at.
tenlon abroad as well as at home
Capt Estis one Of the most experienced
navigaters and ship builders in the country
reached this city from the East last week. with
view ofentering into this projected enterprise
dc regards the undertaking as one of vital i'm
Portance and as demanded by the growing in
teres's of the place. He further thinks that
our citizens are lacking in attention to one fea-
fure in our position, which seems to him, to be
of almost equal moment with that of a line Of
Steamers tor the st. Louis and upper country
trade, viz: regular line Of communication by
water between here and Galena He suggests
The purchase of boat that will make, if de-
manded by the trade, two trips a day between
this and Galena, for the purpose of meeting the
demands of immigration by the lakes, which he
thinks will show an enormous increase in the
season of navigation.
lie will engage to secure boat that will per-
form these trips, at the small sum of 81, 900
and invest in her $1,000, himself He will also
engage TO build the fastest boat on the Upper
Mississippi, for the St. Louis and ST. Panl
trade, intersecting at this point or forfeit $1,000
and likewise invest in her the sum of $1,000
The Capt was introduced 10 us by our worthy
ownsman Mr.. Fennimore, and spent some
me IN conversation with us on Friday last
lie is man of long and tried experience, Of
nost prepossessing manners and appearance.
nd OF decided intelligence. When such men
oming from distance and volunteering tho
Investment Of Capital, we are led to feel en-
outraged, and to hope that the project is not
ne OF those ephemored which die with thu
cath that gave them being.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
COUNTY CoNvI NrION.


A call fora County Convention will be found
in our paper of this day. This call is made in
accordance with an old and established usage of
N" democratic party, and ii Is highly important,
N order that the people may have such officers
as they desire, that our primary assemblies
should be well attended If men neglect TO
attend the primary assemblies they have no just
reason t. complain Of those who select, or are
sclcc ted, to I'll our Offices. They had privi-
lege to participate in their selection, indeed it
was their duty so to participate, and if they fail
cd to discharge their duty, they should not be
too ready 10 ccnsure those who were endcav.
nrng to act to the best of their alb lily, for the
interest of all concerned
The election, which is to take place on the
first Monday in April, is important one, and
therefore it should not, and must not go by de
fault 1t is then, that we to fill he Office ni
District Judge, of the 2nd Judicial District, va
Gated bv the expiration Of Judge Grants term;
elect School Fund Commissioner ofthe coun
ty; Township Trustees; and Justices of the
Peace. These are all very important and re-
sponsbe posts, and it is certainly TO be hoped,
that there will be no lack of interest on the part
of the people, whose duty it is to select them.
An early and efficient o~gan;za,ion OF the re-
spcctive Townships is much to be desired and
it was with this view, that the Central Commit
tee made the selections that they did, for
Township committees. We have every conf
drncc TO believe they will be found promptly at
the post of duty and that every Township in the
county will be fully and ably represented At the
Court House in Dubuque on the 2lst day of
February next.
The business of the Convention will be to
select candidate for The office of School Fund
Commss ncr; appoint Delegates to the judi
cial District Convention; AMI Delegates TO a
State Convention, which will probably be called
for one of the Spring months, for the purpose
of selecting Delegates to attend the Democratic
National Convention, to be held at Baltimore OF.
the lst day Of June next
As the last Judicial Convention, which was
held at Andrew, in Feb. 1s47, neglected to
appoint committee for executive business,
whose duty it would have been, to have fixed a
time and place for the Convention it becomes
important that the Democratic papers and coun-
ty committees of the District, should suggest,
and by common consent agree upon time and
place for holding the convention. 1t will be
observed that the Central Com. of the county
have named the 26 h day of February next as
the time, and Maquoketa, Jackson county, as
the place for holding the Convention. We can
see no objection to the suggestion of the COM
mittee, as the time fixed upon tor the Convcn-
ton, will give the candidate over month to
canvass the District. should he desire so to do
Maquoketa, is perhaps central a point as could
be selected and directly upon The main Stage
road leading North and South, with the necessa
ry accommodations for all who may be in attcn-
dance at the convention. Let US hear soon
from ALL