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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-17

OO To THE M e M j Il K d # ON
30 THE LEGISLATURE AND CITl- 90
ZENS observation-disclosures hand a. large as.
snrsment OF Dre,s and Frock Coats, OyercOats,
Pants, Vests, and every article pertaining to
gentlemen wear. win sell them at the very low
est prices for cash. NJ stock is composed of the
very best, aud well worth examining; every article
manufactured this fall; style, material and work.
msnship warranted to please. Don't forget to call
at 96 Main stiett. LEWIS HYNEMAN,
i, i2-lm+ Proprietor.
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NJ NAGER' OFFICE,
+. MORRIS g. CO.

Splendid Lottery for this Day.
rs Nos, ii Drawn.
Capitals - s5000O $4,000. $4,000, IL 900, 949s,
5of5000, of 30o0 $50 of 1000. Tickets $l5 halves
$3.50, quarters 3 rs.
gAlso the Dollar Lottery.-Capitals :-$i70o, of
1900, &c.
in II C. w PURCELL
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ODD.FEkLOWs' HALL.
THE GREAT AMERICAN DIORAMA,
i representing the funeral Of Mr.. Calhoun in
Charleston, 8. c., win be presented to the citizens
CT Richmond for the first time ON Thursday eve.
ing, 9Th January 1882, and will continue open
every evening for short time only. This Diorama
Is entirely new in its construction, has never be-
largest collection of moving figures ever seen at
any Diorama.
The great procession contains over Four
Thousand Figures, comprising the Military
Odd Fellows, Rechabtes, Sons of Temperance,
Sailors, &c. all moving their limbs in walking be.
fore the audience.
Commence alta quarter past Z o'clock precisely.
Admission 25 cents; children under 10 years, half
price, ia It's
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GOLD MINE ON PEARL STREET.
LUCK'S OFFICE.
Implements Furnished mt the Mine.

Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 80, January Is:
10 "a 43 So so 66 40 65 70 rs.
Drawn Nos. of Carroll County, Jan. Is:
20 81 81 81 66 90 40 60 90 % 80 % 10 II.
For This Day. January 15.-Maryland
Consolidated, Glass c. Capitals prize of $50.
000 OF $4,000, l of $4,000, of ll,O00 &c rs
numbers, IL drawn. Tickets SIS
Also, Small Lottery of $500. Tickets 81.
In Il
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TRUST SALE.-In pursuance of deed of
l. trust executed by James Simpson to me as
trustee for the benefit Of ". Hechler, on the 18th
day of August 1851, and admitted to record in
Henrico County Court on the 23rd day of same
month, shall offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises, on the 10th day of January, 1852,
at II O'clock all the furniture and fixtures of the
well known establishment of the Eagle Bakery and
Eating House of said James Simpson, together
with lot of Cigars, Flour, Butter, Lard, Sugar,
Molasses, Vinegar, &C. &C.; and also, two Horses,
Bread Carts, and harness.
TERMS made known on day of sale
JOSEPH WETZLAR, Trustee,
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auct ia7
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Observation-Disclosures

a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sub
An scribers having associated themselves
as business partners under tho style
Of OTEY g. GOFF, and having pur-
chased from Thomas Otey his entire stock of
Saddles, Harness, Brides, &C., they viii continue
to carry on the business in all its branches at the
old stand of Thomas Otey, No. 81, Main street,
Richmond, Va; and they respectfully solicit con.
tinuance Of the liberal patronage as hitherto ex.
tended to the old firm.
In connection with their Saddle and Harness bu.
siness they have for sale Carriages, Rockaways,
and Buggies, manufactured by Thomas A. Mayer,
OF Norfolk. This Repository is situated on Frank
lin street. above the Old Market. call 10 all that
is wanting, both in the Saddle and Carriage way !.
JOHN OTEY,
JAMES w. GOFF.
THE SUBSCRIBER, in retiring from the
l. Saddle and Harness business, tenders to his
numerous friends his grateful thanks for the liberal
patronage that they have SO long and SO generous
ly extended to him. He solcits continuance of
ja 16-1m THOMAS OTEY
cH CABBAGE MANU- A GRO :
3ass82H RY.-The UNDERMINED having associ-
atsd themselves as partners, under the firm and
style of GEORGE F. SMITH & BROTHER, for
the purpose OF conducting the Coach Making
Business, ask the public to extend to them
old stand on Broad street, near the Shockoe Hill
Market House, so long occupied by Mr.. Ira Tiche-
nor, and are prepared to make to order all descrip-
tons of Vehicles
repairing executed with promptness in the
best manner, and upon reasonable terms
GEORGE +. SMITH,
Jalb-lmf CHARLES SMITH.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ] DAY.


GALE OF BRICKS, MULES CARTS.
- LUMBER, &C, AT AuCT7ON~-oa sATUR-
1852, ct the hour Of 10, d. win s. oEsred for ~
ct the brick yard lately occupied 81 william 4.
Li2scomb, .. the foot Of Navy Hin nesr ~ Dis.
nllery OF Messrs. Sfesrns T. Brummeil an fhe
Bricks, both burned and unburned n 80 vsrd
snpposed to be about 400 000in number; aIso. four
Mules, two Horses. four Carts, Gear, &C., foeether
with all the shelters, poles, lumber, scsaoidirs.
and fixtures upon said premises The above sale Il
deed OF record in the ONCE Of the Court o. Hus-
tings dated October 1851, and win be without re.
serve. Terms made known on the day Of sale. By
order of the trustee. = =
Ia ID N 4 I
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OPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned, having
u associated themselves as business partners nm
der the firm ard style OF ALEXANDER MOTT
& CO., they viii continue to carry on the Auction
and Commission business in its branches, ct the
old stand of Alexander Mott, corner Of Main and
18th streets, and respectfully solicit continuance
of the liberal patronage, as hitherto extended 70
the old firm ALEXANDER MOTT,
ja1o-6t j. MOTT SHINE.
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BY JOHN K. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
HORSES AT AUCTION.--Willb be sold on
II WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of January, at
IL o'clock, at the American Hotel, ON 10Th street.
pair OF HORSES, well-broke, fine size, and gay as
larks-one OF which is fine Saddle Horse
ja1 6 w. G.
EXECUTORS SALE.-Will be sold on
II THURSDAY, the 22nd January, at l2 o'clock,
on Cary street. at the Tobacco Factory Of the late
) 8. Saunders, decd, l Barouche and Harness,
(nearly new,) l Horse Cart and Gear, Horses,
one lot Manufactured Tobacco, Brick Sweat
Houses, luncheon superior old Jamaica Rum,
and surdry other articles.
ROBERlCK PAYNE. 1,
ja16 JOHN A. LANCASTER, EXECUTORS.
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IA NEW CONCERN.-Having purchas ed
III the entire interest of Mr.. M. T. Gill, in the
business lately conducted by Robertson s.
-. Gill, the subscriber takes pleasure in call.
ing the attention of his numerous friends and the
public to the fact, THAT he has made arrangements
for conducting the MERCHANT TAIL ORING Blu.
SlNESS, at the old stand, on more extensive
scale; and retaining the services of Mr. J. L. Crow
ELL who will continue to act Cutter, he earnest
ly hopes that all who desire handsome suits at
moderate prices will give him call.
F. M ROBERTSON,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin
70 The Lynchburg Express copy three times.
in i3-ts
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NOTlCE.-1he President and Directors OF the
~ Glover Hill Railroad Company have this day
declared dividend of 6 per cent upon the capital
stock of the Company, out of the profits OF the last
ak months, payable at the Office of the Company
on and after the LIST day of March next.
D. s. WOODBRIDGE, Treasurer.
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nVERCOATS, BLANKETS, Nc.-Lon.
" don Duffl Overcoats for drivers; Twilled, Duff.
I'll and Bed Blankets; Fiannels; Plaid and Plain Lin.
seys; for sale at low prices, by the subscribers.
THOMAS e. CHARLES ELLIS CO,
ia 12-3w l06 Main street
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{ a. DIR. A. IL. ATWOoD. HOMT

~'>-i>a PATHIC Observation-Disclosures bis ser.
Wees u the people OF Richmond and vicinity in
A. f., ,-t various branches OF his profession DR..
.. GOOD may be found at the Floyd House, corner
y ~ MaL and llih streets, opposite the American
80. ia Tint
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Coon CIGARS.--HAvanaa and Principe Ci.
~ gars Of extra hne quality among them some
really suTer6ne Regaliss. for sale by
PURCELL, LADD q CO. Drug sists
jal6 % Main street, corner lAfh.
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n BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS-MOCK.
NJ ING AND CANARY BIRDS-For sale a
SN&hne assortment of Mocking and Canary
-Btrds at the Hair Drassing, Shampooning
and Bathing establishment, 18th street, under the
American Hotel; also, at the dressing Room,
l63 Main street, nearly opposite the Exchange
Bank. ia I6-6tf
~ MULES, HORS ES AND wa :.
&3NGONS-Several fine work Horses, one
fine Mule, and three stout Wagons and Harness
for sale. Enquire at this Office. jal6-ts
nISSOLUTION.-Th co.partnership here.
II toiore existing under the stye and firm of
ROBERTSON g. GILL is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the con.
Germ will please make payment as speedily as pos.
sbe to either of the late firm. as it is very desira
BILE to close our old business at once.
F. NJ. ROBERTSON,
M. 7. GILL.
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200 BUSHELS PRIME GLOVE a

800 I 1SfHELs PRIME CLOVER
so bushels Herds Grass
200 tierces Ground Plaster
so bbis Tar
go Nova Scotia Grindstones
400 sacks fine Salt
100 do Ground Alum Salt
400 kegs Nails and Spikes
$50 bbls superf;ne Family Flour
$50 boxes Tallow Candles
80 do Adamantine do
90 do Sperm do
$50 do Glass
100 do Tin Plate
9 Tons block Tin
rs boxes Loaf Sugar
25 boxes crushed and Puiverized Sugar
New Orleans, p orto Rico and Java do
Old Government Java, Rio Laguira and
Manila Coffee
$50 sides sole Leather
rs boxes Soap
10 chests Gunpowder Tea
do Black Tea
(Tredeger Iron
Iso Tors Swedes do
' ! English do
Country do
IN DO Sheet do
! Boiler plate do
Nail Rods and Plough Plates
MAYORS Cast-Steel of all kinds
German do
Is Tons : English blist'd do
American do do
Spring do
For sale by
- . aauoXy EnwIN WORTuAM q, rn
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATCH
II We received no telegraphic news las,
night
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y o. DIR. Z. c. FISHER tenders his
So - services u the public in the various
branches IT his profession
oGlce N the basement of his dwelling on 4th
ss.ees between Broad and Marshall streets, end
1o1S from the corner. no 27-6m*
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gerss
Mol, City Hotel.
Drawn Nos Kentucky State Lottery, No Q, Jan. 12.
e5 90 IS 20 6s "a % 90 ~ 10 ~.
Whole ticket Nos a6, worth . 10 200, was
returned by STRATroN.
Drawn Nos Kentucky State Lottery, No ~, Jan. Ia:
90 4s 10 - 81 as 90 IS 70 49, %
Lottery for To-day, jan. ~, 1SJ2-Cap.
itals-S35,0o0, so prizes of Sl500, 50 prizes Of
$500, $1,000, $l750 7s Nos, ID drawn. Tick.
cts $40. ial7
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Off, DESIRABLE Residence ON
El JACKSON STREET FOR SALE The
brick tenement on Jackson street, now in the &C.
cupancy OF the subscriber. 1t has Ave rooms, and
has recently undergone thorough and complete
repair. Terms accommodating. Apply to Mr. w
GODDlN, or the subscriber
ia l5-l0t* JAMES VEAIE
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NEGRO HlRlNG.-Georse W0Odfin,
~ GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
tenders his services again to his friends and the
public and solicits continuation Of their patron.
age. He hires out negroes, rents out houses, col
lects claims and attends to any business requiring
agent. He has now for sale two comfortable
and Convenient Houses, in Duvals addition to the
city, one has half acre lot attached would suit
person wishing to remove from the country; young
negroes would be taken in exchange: and for hire.
for the ensuing year, an excellent rough Carpen-
ter of good character. de 30 3taw3w
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VI ATCH LOST.-Lost, On the oath Dec,
1901, plain Silver London WATCH, with a
s s'iisn ttesl chain and key attached to it. The
hnder will be Suitably rewarded by leaving II At
the Dispatch Office ia I73t
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ERRsH CAMPHINR AND FLUID. 81
the best quality, constantly on hand, and fresh
supplies received weekly; for ssie by
ja is r. PfCOT Druggist.
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n 81 DIV tLA 4 = UF e Ere
- - moved to 9Th street, between Broad and
0.ace 'treets next to the Washington Hotel.
cans Tor professional services left at nv Office
h,5hl or Day, or at the Office of the City Hotel will
"a promptly attended to. My boy will sleep in my
80. ia 7-im*
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4 LOCKS. CLOCKS.-Papier Mache, Rose
" wood. Mahogany Mantel and Marine or Chro-
nometer. 8 day anc 30 hour Clocks A large ss.
sortment from the best mauufBc turers for sale BIZ
X. IA. ZIMMERMAN,
jal6 Corner Msin aud 18th Streets
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I HAVE in store an assortment of Preserves,
come extra put up Lines, Pine Apples, Pears,
Peaches, &c; also, Brandy Fruits, viz: Cherries,
recommend to the attention of house keepers and
others. ANTONIO PIZZINI,
jal5 No. ~ Main street, under City Hotel.
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Sold in yesterdays Lottery and paid at HUR.
Lea > once. ja16-2t*
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CUP. WHITE AND DRAB BECKSKIN
- GLOVES Mems and Women's Paris Kid do;
Lined Berlin and Cashmere do; for sale low by the
subscribers.
THOS. & CHARLES ELLIS CO,
ia l2-3w No. LOG Main street
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. I

hASHINdTON, JAnulrY 20, loDS'
Mr. Casson htcrveniion- Mr.. Giddings on Gu
6a-SWljeeis Of Debate for The Session The.
TeraS hdemnity-Sir John Franklin Gen.
Scon- CheUdiier Hntsemdnn, sc. sc
Mr.. Cass mnde strong remarks Oh the subject
OF intervention to-day. Ii will DO seen thut his
views are sufficiently conservative 0n the ques,
ton moro 50 ttnn hs heen supposed.
Mr. GiddmSS, as he belongs tu the party Of pro,
gress, spoke very torclbly. to-day, in favor ut ia
terposilon lor the relief Ut distressed and down.
rodden races aud communities. The nccusinn ol
his remarks wis the Till making an npp oprinliOu
OF six thousand dulurs for the reel OF the Lopez
prisoners
Next week Senator Chlke's non Intervention
resolutions nre Ia come up III the Senate and they
will diilrl II theme Tor general debate. which
will occupy, alternately with the Compromise re
solution the attention ol the Sennte I'LL alter the
Presidential nominations aud, in Aul, ill tue enc
of the Session. They are both capital pegs /,
hang election crng speeches on
The TreaSur'rof the state Of Texas !eil here
lew days Sluce, IN cnmmp,ny with someIrenis Ia
king with him the fruits Of an Obligation on III,
pnrt ol "Unce SAM" amounting TO twu million,
Of dollars. principally IN gold.
| new suggestion is announced by Capt Churle
| Wilkes U. s. NJ, for prosecuting the search u
Sir john Franklin. We like this idra; aud conE =
that it suikesnsas the only way in which Sir join
can be thnnl, Capt, Wilkes wus the commando
OF the U. :, Exploring Expedition aud his opinion
is entitled to great weight He THU ks il j. waste
nl time. money and energy To attempt To fin,
franklin, WithOat leaving he ships at tAe fast ice
md taking 10 sledges. A base oi operations shnul,
he laid dawn aud every quarter Ol Arctic region
thoroughly explored. He urges The British gov
ernment IN regard the search ns just uow begun
aud To commence u the tia recently tliscovere,
in Wellington Channel, aud follow it over the ic,
westward.
Gen, Scott will. no doubt, come out with som,
kind "i show that he is compromise man ,nut
this will change the whule political chess. board
Gov jones, of Tennessee will. no doubt, be III,
rnndidate for the Vice.Presidency.
| Chevaller Hulsemnnn has, believe, left for ih,
island Of Cuba, (lavana,) To await auiid III,
EePhyrS oi ,hOt lovely island, the instructions %
MS government Let u hope that the mild eli
w"'e wh'eh he Ia about 10 enjoy will soften the
sPvv'ues OF ha temper, aud lhul he will return
washington u more nmiahle aud less irrascibl,
seh',ehnn' May the benign influence of ~ South
eIn sun nnve tue same effect upon him whicl
} tue ar OF hls native m,uutains of New Hamp
shire" hnd ON tho great Secretary Of State.
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Aco1pgNr AT THE BIG TuNNe,.. Ate

AccIpENT AT The BIG TUNNEL. After
lab"r of three years, day & night. in the
mountain Of rock on the Big Tunnel on
the Baltimore aud Ohio road. the partie:
from East To West net, few days since
The gang Of hands IN the West. being
nearer those on the East than they sup
posed, within 8 feet. made strong blast
which produced fearful aud fatal couse
quences. The explosion broke through
killing one man, and wounding s, some
morlally, OF the | | men at work on the
east side-but twu escaped unhun!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

FAMINE IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COP.
PER REGION Accounts from the copper
mining region confirm the fears that
great distress would be fe there in con.
sequence of the early closing of naviga
tion. Many mines have been abandoned
for want of food. Marquette was sUp.
piled after having been six weeks out
Of -four, &c, and actually suffering from
famine, .s....a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

FRENcu IreMs.-M. Pasquier after
having in turn served the Empire, the
Bourbons. and the Orleans Monarchy,is
amnng the must jealous courtiers of the
new luminary. 1t is said that he desires
to take his last oath Of allegiance as
President of the Senate.
A Paris correspondent Of the Koinische
ZeitHRg. states that Emile de Girardin
will make friends with Napoleon. snd
will be prominent among that portion Of
his supporters who seek to Induce him to
undertake measures Of social reform.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

WIsCoNsIN.-N Nearly all the Old Hun
ker aud Anti Radical Delegates chosen
to Baltimore by the State Convention at
NJ adson last fall, have declined. They
have now wisely cOme To the conclusion
that the abuse heaped upon them by their
own party journals is suffi icient evidence
that the Convention which nominated
them did not reflect the sentiment Of the
radical section of the party. Liberalism
is generally the predominant section Of
the Opposition in Wisconsin. 1t Is now
propused to call another State Convention
to choose two Delegates at large, aud
the District Delegates are tn be chosen
by Congressional District Conventions
As for the Presidential Electors. il is sug
gested by the Opposition press, that they
be nominated after tho Baltimore nom,
nations are made. Houston, Cass. and
Dodge. had a majority of the Delegates
chosen before, which displeased the radi-
Gals. some of which demanded the nom.
inalion Of Isaac P. Walker. as the favo.
rite of Wisconsin. by the forthcoming
State Convention, aud the election Of
Delegates friendly to his nomination for
the Presidency. The quarrel is beau.
tifu one as i, stands, and is confined to
the different sections of the National De.
mocracy, the Free Democracy" holding
entirely aloof, and intending to be repre-.
scn,ed in National Free. Soil Conven-
linn
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wA man in England Is,o,v ,seom,

IVA man in England lately accom-.
pliShed the unexsmpled feat of running
twenty miles in one hour, and thirty eight
minutes and thirty eight seconds. 1t is
said that the runner was considerably
exhausted at the end Of the last mile,
and fell into the arms of his admitting
friends who bore him off in triumph.
g-A goud deacon at conference meeting
in the town Of D.. about thirty miles
north Of Boston. addressed his auditors
one Sabbath evening as follows: my
friends. there is new doctrine going a
bout now days. We are told that all
mankind are guing to Heaven. But my
brethren and sisters. we hope for better
thingsw
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
wThe Now York Times is in ecstacy

T The New York Times is in ecstacy
in consequence nf the lriumphs achieved
by The great Yankee nation at the great
exhibition in London. The Times Says
I'VE have out ya,ched, out. .reaped. out
clocked. out slowed, odt.biscuited, out
locked, aud out, pressed John Bull. be-
sides dis,Onc;ng all his burglars at hrsak
ing into a Bank. In fact. if we hac
missed all other prizes, we should a
least have
| "rlNcked NpthpwneA honor ar rMk hnsxa.g
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

CAUTION 10 PSALM SINGERS A med
ical writer Of celebrity, in physiologica
dissertation. adveIled ln tho compare
tive anatomy oflhe maxillary joint in pre-
daceons aud herbivornus animals, & sta
ted that in this respect man resembleI
tho herhivornus class; but there was
greater exten, or motion in the human
Jaw, aud, consequently greater liabil
ity 10 dislocation, aud he stated Gu
rious case IN Illustration of this fact: "A
deSoui singer in clutch choir. lifting u,
his voice 10 a hymn To its highest pitch
broughtihe eondyloid process ln the YER,
edge Of the glenoid cavity. and attempt
ing 10 "shako a. this critical nomcu,, &C,
asJly dislocsted his jawi'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
IN, EorroRANDpRoPRIEroH



TnE RAILROAD. The Circlev'IIe HeT
aid, Of Thursday last. says "'hat by oat
urday night nex'. fast Saturday, there
wiIlbe one mile ofthe rnOd,'ow Ian
caster, graded and ready fpr the sills and
cross ties. a locomorise will ply the
track between This place and Lancaster
next fall"
We understand the object Of the con
tractor is 10 get the road. between this
this city aud CircIeyiIle, completed at as
early day as possible, in order to gel
stone from the Ilnckius Valley will
which tobuild the abutmeu,s oflhe bldg,
over the Scio,o.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

TUE PAY or ScnooLMAsrERs The
Boston Courier epeNks Of the nuni6ence
of tho city in its compensation to the
leachers:--
"Nn city in tho Union. wc believe
puys 50 high salaries To schnolmas,e,s
yet they frequently ask for an iucease of
wages. In Newark, n j.. tho salary of
the male principals in tho city schnnls /.
about 5000 per ahnum; assistants, Si0G
Of female principals, 5000; aud lhclr Ms
sistanIs receive but $500 per year. Il
this city tho masters in the Lntin an,
High SchnulS receive salary Of SO 40
each; the snh.mas,eis, $1,000 aud III
ushers $500 Occasionally IAN usher i
our grammar schuols desires an iucreas
Of salary. aud is tno modest 10 ask for
outright, he pcIiIiuns to be appninte
"sub MASTER" aud it he has "nine CHI
dren," his prayer Is granted"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

TuE ICE TRADE.-It is estimated by
the N. Y. Journal Of C"mmerce that
1OS.OO0 tons of ico will be housed this
season by their companies, After al
lowing for wastes. the amount which en-
ters into actual consumption is set down
at 81 900 tons, as follows: Knicker.
booker Co, Gce from Rockland lake, ,l4O,,
900; Barm"re & Co, ice from the same
source.) $4,000; Wortendyke & Comp
ton. Gce from Kingstnn.) $4,000; Tarn
bull Il Echerson, ice from Carskill.) Z,
600; Brown & ca. lice from New Ro
chelle aud Athens.) 100, The average
price that ice ordinarily commands il
market. the Journal says. is about SO pc,
ton. which, on the $1,000 tons sold
shows the proceeds Of sales Ia amount t,
the handsome sum Of S243.0O0 per an
NUN, Nearly all of this is consumed II
the city, The quantity exported to tn,
West Indies. California, &c. is constan,
ly increasing.