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rSr Pbouo.ravhy.-r. G. LELAND, reasheI snd
Re- ortsr No $40 Broadway Verbatim ReSofts 81 It.1s
ard A .uuents Is sertnonr Addresses and Lectures
sy,n WITH ithiness and dspstch. To pups-l2 lasoas
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~ Newspnper Tor Sale tbs sdvefus,I, pouS
.p 10 ~. .pToad for sale his hail Interest IN one
fhe best estsbhbed ADD most successful psy anu
WeeIk Newspapers Ia the country IL s htns'ed IN ono
M ,h ,Jsa A. IN at prosperous oiies OF the Wet where
n nos..ss.s a commanding Influence, sno Is the s'kaoW
eds.d leading " hig organ OF tnst section rO in3e iu
pa ticus's, reference given to horace oioeie' H
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NOTICE,

The Two Dolsr seats VIII ne Id on THURSDAY, sept
90. TIE nne Dollar ard remaining Two Dollar SeSH on
FRIDAY. Oct .
sold snd "stsndee Ticketr msy be obtained
thr all a. O'Clock tn evening OF the ceT'pmance
~, doors vill O'Clock, and the Concert VIII
commence al ocWck.
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G. D DENNy, Soc ary pIO em.

~ As,ocintiep,sIs.-f Thu Pro'ectivs I oioo meet
fHIs EVENING ne usual al thsiT hildlpga Ave-
nue. Abd lathn Wa. 70 cOufsr with pe'sou
so pos. Of jhs spra genius OF hosp taty
Ams Tic au PhaauX.
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" New village OF ohm versep.-chOics lots
om on. quarter scIe Eve aers immedisiey the News
Haven Rarusc within hsl bo4s ride from tse city, may
Se By early spphcahJp to The undesnod OpPor
tnnittes are offered 60 see the ETouBd
WATKINS HINb, No. 49, Broadway.
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~ ~. Y. y. Daguerrean AssOciation.-Th9
resu ar ueetI ~ tho NeSfOk STATE Dsgl-nean As'o
eistIop viii be ned IN He@ York ct NJ. Btsdys Esl.
c@nSr Broadway a. Fulton II 90 the hra Tue 'DAf
EVENING la October A. u P. NJ. All DtsueHeotype Az
tails ne esp setfulJ ibyl' go 10 a'trhd
AUGUSTUS NOR AND, President.
G Il DENNy, SeeIo sry pro em.
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TO PRINTERS. "A FRESHMAN who
,nA.,.,.,as yorsrs with coiored inks viii hnd st-
u.rsu BY applying c. SHIELDS, corner Of riats AID
God ss
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|" TO Prncncnl ~urVesors. --INuU ~
HOME ASSOCIATION No a-seatd poposs.wl os
shs 9Th day o. October 1852 ., oco,s r for survey
LAYING toto sireets quarter pois kc 400
oes,s Of land AZ Wsseheld haf = milo frOa Wilnsmss
1rdse Weseh-steT Co, Y. Plan and specifications
BE- q, info nation relating Thereto D. Obaae1
O ap hsAtiop to WELLS 4 COCHkANE builders No 50
Avenue The Executive COMMITTEES res.rve tho r1tht Of
rejecrirs proposal. they nay dsem unarstseicy Propo
esntive Committee, (marksS proposals. for surveying SO
No 80 Avenue b
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TO CONPOSITORS.- Wanted. Boy

Of god s'.sdy habits who hsi been sesa'.snee %
1k Al e,,. apc can axe clean proof SALARY 70 GOOD
by A. or g. 50 per week seeordpE n the ao OF tn- 40
nI,c.nt Address W.. BOX NO , AZ Loser Post Ots1-
90 wsped an exeehencsd Job PIlHie 70 ~no me osh'
sss " s,es will be paid
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VITANTED-By a young Lady fully
w -on,e.spt 20 a-s Of ezpertesse In, teseeina. ~
- :, xa;ssans vesshsr In he Lsansn es~eeso ~
SrsS Q. Q, T., postpCA, Jsssy esr.
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fs.sv Kr,pal-seins an Ameri.

- Ynr,s Gsreen, COS" Brandl-Seins an Amer.
"a manufactures patented 1898 known to rs ua'up4'svs
= .ny foress importation for hiancy or hesotJ ~ ecloi
= Au,,bluty This Green 10 confidently Recommended
eAimins oOtoe Of parties soOoerned rs us oi snip
Saistns Venetian bin0, wall hanging 30, Tor @hcn puf
- fis prsaminsntiy adapted Manufactured aod cold
WHO sChI ARfZ No. Ia JAoob-st. tSSalnpD
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mauts.

A s CooK- by n Respectable young WO-
The best ~ city reference given. Uuier-'4 uds
coo.bt IL s To- brsfo-s nots andre sed n D. Uni1L
square Post Ohice, viii be promptly ate .ded -
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GREAT FAIR Of the AMERICAN IN

NJ sTIrUTE.-The MSssers give notics shst Castle
will BE- ready m the reception y sruc &c TOR exhnl
men os pRlDAY the Let. SATURDAY the %, srs NON.
DAY the an of Octone Tn- machine room nae b-en
ae by ENLARGED ard steam engine OF - hone power has
been provided o. put In .'iol tire machinery
JOHN A BUNTING, Chairman
JOHs w CHAMBERs Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

NJ embaiB,cot Of Human Bod,c-.-Df RI
lXfE ard his psuner, Dr. NICOLAS have tNkch th7i
enc al W NJ Raymond Cos Metallic SunalCAse
WHroroom. No. S56 Broadway. Nsv-Vorh shers tnorns
Too can ansd about tbe and charges Fer'
Bona nom Sequirins their services may .ppy oJ
ssr,nh and their % he promptly stteoa-d to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

\ = CBAMBtRMAiD or Sermstr,-.. or Ia
miro children ~ respectable young WEIGH GnL
Inquire 81 No 5Noffolkst In ,hs rear.
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COOK AMI CHA MBER NAIO - Want.

" - two Eu,lish Scotch Protestant Womsa VIA
Thoroughly t7eir bus and hss ua4uss
,bl- fs'errncrs 10 ohacte AID e,ulinos one n
o. b. vs,h On tie other - c1smhormai and walt
re, omen Of description apply she
,.r e Henry aid Baltic s;s Brooklyn this day sad to
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

w Book Keeper IN % bna hoase-ane Who vritss
scod hand IL accurate ct fxursa and eas prodoes the oe
hrd Of references a to shsrsetsr and ssssy Addrs
BIssch Post oce, Chatham square, giving rsA nans -
nsas rrsterysa
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TO AUTHORS. EDITORS ann PUB

LTsHEs SIS Composliion Waited Parties desrnos
~ parcpsDs II tho econouies VI NV ne~ psa o. type
.etc se IOfne Il The orts~nt being god opp '1u
Iity a. the next customer viii ssr.dy have tn sd'Er
t.te Of It's suceessora j. ii TOBlIT, No. spn;eE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

FYrt>o,tce,-COLONlLA MEErlNG-A the
Ne ,er.,t Presbyterian Charch FRIDAY EVENING, Oct
st7t O'Clock The pubic. ana espe tlly In. fenos OF
CoopgstltD are invit, mestins held IN oc-
casio the emigration Of about hy to lioeiA
under The auspices .tne N Stsro Colonization Society
Rev Jo.i Parker d. ID and others will cr5ss ms meet
ipg Rev W Roberts Of Liberia resident u u years
" j. z PINNEY.
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TO TRUSTEES of ACADEMIES and

OThERS-A 1ssus,e Of New Enzsn Coi-se,
Who ba, I'd eyeral Years enenes in teaching Dsnss
rsrn.o..t ,tuaou lie !. obd of ss.ehog I'D designs
psLin. Il bis prof, Dion The smogot OF saay 10 o. -
npfk 40 Object gith him pleasant healthy and p-rmt
rrst Ioc.iion For name and references saass BETA,
Jsfs norisn Ofhes, Bsrg9r, he
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business WANrED-By a man
CAST OFF CLOrHiN Wanted

purchsse about tao Thousand dollars worth Of gro<
h Of Clothing lase0r small lusniities for Shicn IN,
full ysla- VIII ~ literally gwen 10 current mDnes. sp
pHcsiiun per.onslS ~ through post IN A. AOROSEY
a. bis ,tOIe, No II Orarg-.st, near Cbahamst
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A s CHAMBERMaID and to take care Of

tf eren. bT res9re ab'A W0rsa hss oai-ct''n'
,og.nsrsl ous' work IN anal siy,t- 'rnlv ADoiy -
No.sy lAi-st near 9d-sv Can b. .-en foe t-nf@
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Apsfial N0fires.


III Gtnpd Raily-Tbe Maine Law In Eng
Ynnd,- ". KELLG6G. Esq will adde's, the City s ID
Eutte-rtb Va Alliances TbIS EVEN No In the Tent
in 2Sdst Opposite {, Free Academy mir kellogg Will
rive an uccon his Trough f. gland the state Of the
reform there the prog or The Suns OF Temperance AMI
tbe ~ D. cts for toe Maine Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

WANfED-One or two experienced
w Dry Goods Statesmen, thoroughly scq1Intsd With
this city retail trade Apply, between and A. NJ 70
JANIS MABBEfr SON, No II Bsreay-A-
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WANTED-A perfectly n as..si.. As ss. sa
%. -. L. Of me EdissIizl roons. and iodn ~
rnar,s 81 Ths ITibaAe Ofce. Que Who eaa
rarssIe rsl,rene,s % 10 shsrsetsr' nes'aea aaa
nav fpd good place.
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A YoU>G MARRIED LADY. with fr. 81
A YOUNG WoMAy. hteIy fom Europe.
An Iy,EL1IGrxr AMERICAN WoM,v,

~ Of middle ags ,fuatinn a. Nursn and c. ~
am "a m Invalid and charge Ol a. nfnt
None spqy hut NOSE VII can - IRE
81 aHeronsts d pOii' aud o'iue - II cOnsc'n
tiOus services u family p'seir-d 0lld rferunssi
gwen AIpy a. No. y Couszo place near Alrerssrst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

MASSACHUSETTS PILOT LAws.-In decision Of q
recent potsge In Boston, in which Vineyard pilot
claimed plotsge OF bark Portland, having offered 10
pilot her through tho Vineyard Sound and Nam
tucket Shoals to her port Of destination IN Boston boy,
but refused. Judge Shaw, In giSfnR decision In
favor Of the defepdants remarked II subject Of
gret that the plotage laws Of Massachusetts, IN
state Of confusion being contained In twenty are different
statutss bssjdss the revised statutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

THE FREsHETs AT THE SOUTH "A despatch from
Savannah dated December rays that the Central road
10 washed away at Cooper's Field for distance The
cannot 20 above the fifty. FIVE mile station Eigh-
teen hundred feet of the road has been away
tween the seventy nine and ninety mile ststons also
cuyert ut Buck Head creek IL is not expected to
make connection for three days Thirty miles OF the tele-
graph wire IL down and broken between the tenth and
thirteenth stations as reported by Mr. Fulton whs walk
ed and wAded 10 the nj pety mile station The water has
fallen the road at this end since yesterday
and they expect to get to work today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

STATE BOUNDARIES : Boundary difficulties seem
TO be prevalent among OF the older members OF the
American copfederscy Virginia and Maryland 1t
lepgerheads about their mutual limits and communities
oDs have lately pased between the State executives
the subject more serious trouble TO exist BE-
tween Rhode leland and Massachusetts,. the boundary
between which States was thought to be settled Com
line, which marked by durable granite nonu
mepts, sGreesbly to Instructions. The line was accept
able to Rhode lasd but the coalition party Of Massa
chusetts took ground sginst It. and directed the re-
moval Of the monunents, which has been accordingly
copA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

DISCOVERY kxrRAoRDIrARy.-Atth the up turning
and re. building Of dry bridge In South Dedhau Mass
few days since four bank note pat.swcre found Of Wis
casst and other old dead banks in Maine which
were probably placed there w hank robbers or counter
fsMAfe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

THE New YORK HERALD gives an account Of ar
ascious attempt TO assassnate James Gordon Bennett
ESQ It's proprietor and indefatiEabls editor. box,
directed TO him left at the office Of the Han
occasioned Mr. 9 suspicion Of some foul
soaked in water full hour. IL found 10 contain
large torpedo or Internal machine, with arr ange-
ment Of sand paper, friction Matches So, 80 that t
might Immediately explode ON being opened. Mr. y y
Fortunate escape from the effect which would have fol-
loved the incsutous opening OF the box printers
who're should regard matter for oongatulation and
thankfulnesstbe HERALp, under his conduct bs-
Ing welcome exchange from which they refresh
their own columns In times Of newsy restitution Ser.
n,ida .9drertisey, Nop. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

CosT OF RAISING Cons IN ILLINOIS. prniri.
Farmer bss made inquiry Of several corn rai,ers in
Middle Illinois of the actual cost Of this grain per bushe
In the crib. There vas very little difference In their
estimates, which ranged from four TO six ceots The
soil IL Of such nature - to be poughsd With the great
est sase No hoeipg needed all the cultivation being
done BY horses-the rows being from half me 10 two
miller In length and the huskng Of the hug, ears being
dore from the standing stalks Ia the field
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

JAMES GeRDoN BENNETT "A villAnous attempt
has been recently made to take the life OF Mr..
Bennett the fearless and independent editor Of the Nes
York HERALD by means Of torpedo 1t was filled with
combusble matter and ingsbiously eontrived that In
screwpg of The top IL would explode causing instant
death. The plot was happily detected, and the vlany
neditated proved sbortive Mr. Bennett an able ed
that should dislike to loose for Of oil
thiashes the aboltionists most numerically We hope
the villains II receive the punishment due them .fa-
duson (S. C Gsseffe, Nor. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

Tur ELECTORAL voTE or MASSACHUSETTS Tho
electoral vote Massachusetts, has been given twice to
Seoyre Warrington twice to John Adams; once to
THOMAS Jefferson; to Charles Cotesworth Pinkncy
OF South CaYoiDa 10 Dewitt Clinton Of New York;
once to Rufus King; TO James Monroe; twice TO
john Quincy Adams twice to Henry Oay once to Daniel
Webster; once TO William Henry narrieon once TO
Zachary Taylor, and once 70 Wipheld Scott. Eight
times she has voted for the succs4sul candidate ssd
nine times for the unsuccessful candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09
Navnl Intelligence.


The United States ship Southampton sails this day for
the Pacific She Is attached to the Japan squad.
ron and proceeds from the port Of Valparaiso to China
The following sre Der officers
Lieutenant COMMUNICATIVE j. Boyle
Msster-Alpbonee Balbot.
Surgeon-Johu Messertmth
Passed Mi3shipmeE--George A. Stevens James H.
Rochelle, and 7. S Houston
Captains Clerks. McLenehan.
Surgeons Steward-T. L. Jump.
Pureere Stew6rd-Burton.
Captain McCluney took command, on Saturday, of the
steam frigsts Powhatan, ct Norfolk.
The United States Engineer Board OF Inspection com
posed Of Mr. Stewart Chief Engineer United States Navy
VIM. P. Will5smson, VIM. Sewen jr Benjamin +. Isher.
wood and Mr. Ellis, Engineer at the Navy Yard Wash
ipgttn after trying experiments since Monday last with
the boilers Of the Princeton informed have found
them to be complete failure. We learn that the two
boilers OF the Princeton were constructed upon sup
posed Am srican improvement Of English invention
There four other United states which
contracts have been made to be supplied with the
kind OF boilers and as new plan Will have to be
adopted there will not only be great loss incurred by
the government but great delay in equipping them for
active service Norfolk Beacon, Dee o.
The United STATES steam frisate saranac, from Ph1a
dtlpha bound to RE via Pernambuco and Bahia was
spoken on the 21st ult In lat. IS 80 Ion. "a 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

WEIGHT or REVOLUTIONARY SoLpIERs.-A revo-
uonsry pape recently brought TO light shows that tbs
following the weight OF several officers OF the revou
tionary army August TO- 17sS weighed the scales at
Weft Point -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

NORFOLK, Dec. o, looZ.
The Urifed State, Steamer Princeton Total Faiwr,
The Board Of Naval Engineers, ordered by the Hon.
Secretary Of the Navy to inquire into the Of
performance of her boilers adjourned on the evening
of the 4th and repaired to Washn yton make their
report.
During the greater part Of last week they we're
in experimenting making temporary alterations the
boilers with brick work and have satisfied themselves
that the boilers be ade effective IL not superior
to any style Of boiler known ct the present day As far
a could learn from nber Of the Board they have
decided to recommend putting In double furnaces
reduced dimenione which will make them similar the
boilers In X Collins line Of steamers but much more
Efficient. The work can be accomplished In q month or
six weeks and at very small cost which will enable her
toresums her position in the Japan squadron
BUSINESS SEASON CLOSING. -Tbe Oswego Times
says the business reason is about closed there. The
Times there has been large increase any pre-
vous season in tonnage of property sent forward and
also in that received by canal yet owing to the reduction
collected at that place Of 81 COO compared with
last year. The most striking feature In the season s
business Is in the large increase in the receipts and
shipments Of wheat showing II o., from the advantages
OF her position Qswego has become the largest wheat
market in the State Over six millions OF bushels of
wheat have been received there since the opening of
navigation, little than half Of which has besn
ground by the Oswego mills. much larger portion
than usua has been sold there and shipped by
central and eastern parts Of the State. The 0swego
grain market has commanded relatively, better prices
and been active than any other in the State during
the season now drawing to cose During the season
something like half million barrels Of -four have gone
to the Ogdensbnrg Railroad and yet the quantity pass
any previous season notwithstanding considerable flour
made at the Oswego mills has by the former route
which s doubtless the legitimate channel for the supply
Of Northern New England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

MAINE LAw-The Providence Journal states tnat
II is expected hat the decision Of the circuit oour Of
Rhode leland In the question involving tne %
atty OF the l,auor law will be given IN few woeKs
cess NAV be decided upon technical grounds ana WIN
reaching the point e the ssss SscS. Sb b.
$4,000 no ali the points raised and II is supposed
that The court viii ea~py The contrary decisions o. the
~ = ,vo, ~ the law the latter against It, have soms
hat the public mind. and the opinion OF the
C,rcu,t Court II looked for with unusual interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN NEW ORLEANs-Tod day
grand triple funeral pageant in honor Of Clay Wsbter
and Calhoun will be presented in New Orleans Deputa-
lions from all the parishes and towns In the State to
be preent ell places Of business In the city 10 be
closed ths bells OF the churches will be ollsd the flags
will hang at half mast and the private dwellings OF the
citizens to be drsped In mourning Chief Justice
Eustis is appointed to deliver the eulogy Calhoun,
Judge NcCalsb that Clay and Christian Roseus Esq
that Webster There TO be thirty pail bearers
one being from each State in the Union grand
cenoaph to be erected in Lafayette square sixty feet
In height; the cepotnph TO b surmounted by cupoa
and to contain funeral urn he adorned with statues
representing commerce agriculture, manufactures aud
the constitution and will be lighted up until 10 o'clock
Mt night,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

A SCRAP OF HISTORY. In the Circuit Court, on
saturday, during trial affecting the rights OF property
Of the witnesses raid that thirty Eve years he as
boy used to battle far north ~ street, near Elev-
snth, and besides caught fish there In the stream And
Mr. Bradley Of the sell said he knew the place
very well for be bad often shot woodcock thereaboats
There older residents who knew peresty we'll when
the site Of the beautiful and spacious Pennsylvania
avenue . marsh without houie between the Cspf
tel and the Pre,ident's mansion. hep'o'e
a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

Total vote in ls4S ................. 80 45o
Total vote in 1852 "A, 1888
---
Decrease In four years ,.................... 8061
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

Suspended for the yesr.......... .......... 1907
February ls47 has increased in Of the re-
peal the Mt provso Of the section the
Of the act Of 22d March, 1852
Hn the year ending 2Sth October 1882 land warrants
have sued on account Of revolutionary claims fol
lows, 70 VII .9crss.
Three for eutep ants OF 400 acres each - 600
Twelve for non commissioned officers ana soldiers,
Also on account Of claim: for services in tn: Nv
Of 1912, to wit -
1875 warrants, OF 100 acres each issued under she
acts o. Congress Of December "a, 1911, and Janu-
airy H. 1872 81 oos
act Of ooDgress Of December TO- 1915 equal to- 2alo
There have ALEC been issued, In the rame period,
thirty nine new certificates Of right to locate land
warrants Of 100 acres each, which issued under
acts OF Ath December, 1911 and 18th January,
1912 bat for which psten have been granted ease
warrants 81 $40 acres each. Issued under the act
Of December 10, 1874 upon which NO patents had
previously Issued $40
Aggregate Of warrants i0ued a. above for revolu.
toDary service, and service In the Of 1872 $3.50
The half pay claims examined and allowed under the
act Of 9th July 1893 the date Of the last annual
port, amount to Sl5.e64, 70. There esnnot be many
genuine claims outstanding under the act red
TO- few however which have been presented and are
suspended for various remain TO be acted
claims for Communication should be again entertained
either by direction OF Congress, ether competent
thority have sufficient data upon which estimate
Gle but will not be considered until the ex-
biting prshibitory order from tho department. 'han %
removed
have tn. honor " b. very respectfully ye mr. 's'
Commissioners Of Psnsions.
Hen AIry. II ii fTusAr, Secretary Of th9 Interior
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-23
raLLTPOLIs.
GaiIsa aeadeny.

On the 18th inst, the stockholders
in the GalIia Academy held an elec-
tion, and Simeon Nash, L. B. Mena-
ger, John HutsinpiIlar, Robert Black.
F. Carel, Julius Regnier. and Lewis
Newsom were elected Trustees
The Trustees met on Monday
evening and organized by electing
Simeon Nash, President. R. Black,
Secretary, Pro tenn.
We are pleased TO find that the
board is unanimous in opinion that
it is to the advantage OF the institu-
ton and that of the town, that the
lots Of the institution be immediate.
ly brought into market. That sub.
scriptions of stock will be taken, and
with some available funds of the
institution, good and substantial
building will be put up. In all o.
which we heartily concur and say
90 ahead, gentlemen.