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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-09

The Picayune gives an account of a new
telegraph fire alarm invented by Mr., Titcomb,
one Of the operators IN the New Orleans tele-
graph Offices. 1t is said TO be far superior to
the one now in successful operation in Bos-
ton. he Picayune says that III is intended to
establish two batteries at different points OF the
city. from which a series Of wires would ex-
tend in all directions These are attached. by
simple apparatus. to bells either now existing
or to be erected for the purpose, and at sixty
different points iron boxes are to be placed,
enclosed in which is a species of clock work,
to be set in motion hy simply moving small
slide This completes the connection, and in
simultaneously the alarm is given all over tho
city. The cloel, work, by peculiar move
ment, not only gives the alarm, but strikes the
ward and district in " 5ieh the fire may be, and
thus guides the frcmcn at once to his proper
destination. The keys to these boxes are to be
placed in the hands of the police during the
day, and the watchmcn during the night. An
electrical clock to be placed in some central
portion Of the CRY, say the Mayors Office il
the City Hall, is to be attached, which will
strike thehours simultaneously all over the city
The same apparatus which works the fire alarm
also answers for the clock The whole ox
pense of putting up the apparatus will not ex-
ceed thirteen thousand dollars while the cost
attending and keeping il in repair will be q
mere tridr, The Mayor has already seen it
and the Fire Committee of the two Boards o.
Aldermen are shortly to examine and report
upon it,"
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Presidential Elections.

The following table exhibits the nomIer Of
votes cast at each Of the Presidential elections
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-09

A"l4o''a'"g He PU2syioania and LyactJurg Tuyupitt
GomPo"y 10 coarertkieU Turnpile into Plank Road
and 10 crtend tie same
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NOW is the TIME 10 PURCHASE a

wv ~ "
HOME near the Lake Of Reanty For Sale, Farms OF
tive ten or Likewise village Lots on ths South
and North side Of the Long Island Railroad In the Village OF
Lake Land The Lots the North AIDE OF the Railroad
laid out on and streets leading 70 the celebrated
Lake pkonkoma All pleasantly situated and many OF
them are clothed with bean grove susceptible OF being
made bNyery little trimming and cultivation equal Ia any
OF the fine parks in this city Over 2C0oof the village Lots
and many Of the Farms have been Sold buildings AVE been
erected farms put under cultivation and crops wing
that will satisfy all that this place. (which IL nov rapidly
improyins will be Of the most hritty and popu
Ions on Lons Island All persons Who desrous OF
purcha. ns Farms village Lots the most healthy and
delightful location that be found within the ylolnty OF
N.w.York will apply al once to c Has. WOOO. No 2OS
Broadway here ali desired information will be given
N B. There will be Excursion Trsu on the Long
Island Railroad from Brookynto Lake Land WEDNES-
DAY tbs 18th Of August Leaves Atlantcst Brooklyn at
before NJ and leave Lake Land, 10 r.turn, az M,
giving time sufficient visit Ronkonkoms Lake and select
choice LOT residence rcke's tor the Excurson
81 and will be good return il desired the l2th.
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CCHUBERTH IL CO., Music Depos,
V0HE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GAL

-
DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS
Is publishing In Numbers at % cents each TO be
p,ted in Forty Numbers making four handsome Volumes
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This work will comprise upward Of ONE HUNDRED AND
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In the preparation Of these Memoirs the abest writers
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FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CASH
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scIibers for this work
WIN TERRY. No. 1lS Nsssaust, sole Agent for New
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above.
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THE CURIOsITEES of ETYMOLO-

Now ready Price IS cents
Treuch like Whatey las the happy faculty Of simplifying and
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1Chnsian IniehG sncer.
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words, with their morality and epastesIheIe Of meaning
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what they will derive much advantage from the stay ts
volume" lsindent
Here that is worth It's weight sold to the capa
BE sYpreclatng tie value Of the 81 Idy Of voTds
" Musical World.
VIII be ready on the 20th.
MEN OF TIE TIME IN 1852; or, Sketches of Living
Notahes Authors, Archtscts Artists Composers, Dam
sgogues Dvines. Dramssts Engineers Journalists mol
afchs Ministers Novelss Phlanthropists Politicians Po
cts Preachers Saveus, States Travellers, Voyages
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NOTlCE.-Psrties wishing 60 purchase
~ property IN WILLIAMSBURG, or Brooklyn. viii ind
Of senteei Houses several desirable stores and an
slmost unlimited number OF vacant Los ranging nom me
highest 70 the lowest price aud situated in almost every
street in the above cities Apply 70 THOS. ROBSON;
shst. WiismshnIgh bet South l0th-st and DlvisonSv
B-Gentlemen inclined 10 dispose OF Real Estate wiz
and their wishes met with prompt attention, BY leaving
Aescrir ton as above
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f1nIitical Notices.

re- First ward scott and Graham Associa-
,ton.-The CLUB will meet The Washington No. l
bmadway on MONDAY EVENING next, al u o'clock,
sr the purpose Of completing the organization, &c Mem
hrs aod those who wish become members invited TO
attend. JOHN II. While, rtosioeh~
Jons GRIFFIS, lse.,s,srtaa
john A. GARDNER, ~
~ Fifteenth Ward scott and Graham Club.
a me citing ofths Club will be held MONDAY ENE en-
ING the 9th inst at O'clock, at Constitution Hail. NO 90
Br sdway where the Wings Of the Ward respectfully
Invited 10 attend
FRRDK A. CONCKLING, President
JOHN r. HONE, (c.....,;.s
THos. G. AcToH, S'
~Lsnd Reform.-A meeting of the friends OF the
Homestead Bill will be held at Military Hall, Bowery, OPP
po.ite spripe-st on TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock
Bv order D. WHITE,
J. MAGAGNOS,
SAML. RUDOLPH, Committee
WIN. ROWE,
THOS. JAY BYRNE,
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CPECIAL PARTNER WANTED.-A

XETANTED-A Boy in Wholesale
w Drug Store. Apply at No. 81 Pearl ST. Also one
in the Office Apply az above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

TO-DAY.-Thc rains incessant fall,
4 may prove annoyance, or Aurora Guideo may send
his fiery chariot wheeling up the high arch Of Heaven and
the simoineters through sympathy, follow him far
qOo vet THE SEVEN NIGHTS in Gotham Will be pub
sed Of the most thrilling and interesting revelations
Of York City Life that has appeared IN print with
50 illustrations the extraordinary low price of 70 cents
per copy Send in your orders the fist edition will soon
be exhausted. Recollect price ouly Is Gems.
BUNNELL PRlCB, no. l2l Fulton-st, N \.
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bIownf morning at A. M, where carriages will always
~ readiness 70 convey passengers to the different hotels
over fine turnpike bu last The steamers Of tois
line con posed Of the
DELAW Capt sam'l Seymour.
KEENEBEC.. Capt Chss. o. Clark
PENOBSCOT.......... Capt Whitaker.
Ehe first named steamer IL entirely uew bu expressly
for this route with splendid sAtsroomS bdslroosns Ia
The ether have been thoroughly oveThaGed
retted with furniture The fare r. Cape May sHt
Philadelphia 10 g; meals extra
CONGRESS HALL......W. 3. Miller, Prophetor.
MANSION HOUSE.......H Hooper LudIam,
u STATES H0TEL......James Brown,
AMERICAN HOUSE.....M Reynoldl
DELAWARE HOUSE....Jss Meoray,
CENTER HOUsE........y enn'h T. Meorsy,
COLUMBIA HOUSE.....LL HAYWOOD.
ATLANTIC HOTEL. Joseph MeMskin,
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A GREAT VARIETY of carefully So

N MI ON VI I IOV W nv F.U-htHV =
\ ing a Young Woman by the name of ANN BEASLH,
" he formerly resided in NewYOIk City, with persons by
tbe name Of George and Neoni Youourn She taken
H., dom 10 raise December 1882 at that time nearly
OF age Her parents were'tienTy and istnna
Elv both row deceased Her brothers, Henry and John
psssiy and other connections live IN Belmont County,
Ste Of Ohio who are very soctous to and out her place
- ~s.iss1ce letter addressed to JOHN BEAsLf. %
~ above County with the addition OF Coersn Onee VIII
-. ,scei, ed Nv he fficnds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
CITUATIONS WANTED-In respecta-

~ BE families fer large number OF Children Of both
so, Of Women with Infants at low Appi.
cation TO be made at the Office Of the Commissioners Of
Emsrston ir the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
IyARM for SALE in IVES LEICESTER

IL COUNTY-Eighty Of beautifully located and In
hi al of cultivation situate in the town OF HaThon
on the Purchase road Of mile from the Rye Station OF
the New. Haven Ralrssd and "a hours from the city The
property con,iss Of large dwelling house two new tenant
houses eaare house ice house. cider mill and other out
houses complete orders three apple orchards and other
fruit in abundance. Stock and utensils NAV be had az ow
price Five and upward the entire farm WI DC
sold low, and accommodating terms Apply to HENRY
NORRIS the premises, or to w }. STEWART, NO lo'
hist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

- Emigrant Intelligence Onics and LABOR
xrehcuCe. Nos q and = Csnalst, New-Y oIk-Ths
,.sse Is established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
whore can sway.be ouDd large numbers Of Lsbore, and
Servants At very low Of and persons car have
ss orders filed by writing to the superintendent and send
s necessary TO pay the passage OF ths parties
rs -fred No fees charged 20 employers.
JAS. P. PAGAN, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

SI0S-A splendid and powerful Hy-
w 100 dro-Oxygen Microscope, with Objects and
complete for ENhbitiona neat portable Apparatus with
which young Man can make so to fiO per week Ca az
story (entrAnce No 50 between 10 and Y A. NJ and to
p NJ. Reason for selling, the Proprietor has twoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
A MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, N. G.

r.. This Hotel ly far the airy, spseouI snd cen
trial public houSe IN the City Of Panama.
JOHN D. B0WLES, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
amusements.

AJIBLO'S 6ARDEN-JoHn SEXTON,
us,.gsr-rHIs EVENING Aug O. viii BE- per-
t,rn,eo the ore act Comedy Of LADIES BEWARE.
Pss dc Deux Madles LesdeT anc Lsvgne; Pas de TN
,elo Msde Poueaud ana Mons Mege FL JaleO de Aeies
senors Pas Seu Tyrolean Mad lie DIouet Pas dc
Pogt srds Mao k Pougaud snd Corps do Ballet III boero
os Cso ;, noiita soto add Meee Csstaguettes Fnae
Tickets 81 private b0Aes So Doors open az I; 70
commence al O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
HOUSE FOR SALE in BROOKLYN.

liza three story brick Dwelling with brick Stable In
rear corner Of Sdneypace aud State AZ. Lot lbxlDi
For further particulars apply to B. MOTT, No ~ WI
lam-st
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~ASTIE GARDEN.-FRENCH

A A - i Il T u y II y II - 10 Il OH
4 OPERA COMIQUE, VAUDEVILLE, >es GRAND
BALLET comprising altogether one HUNDRED performers
TUIs FVkNING Aus. y will be performed,
LA FtLLE DU REGIMENT
Hsie....M Mime FleuIy-Jolly Tonic ....''; uaoiloAy
sulr,cs ......... Graat Hore nsius Nenehaud
Between the lst and I'd acts NEW DINEkrissE-
hEkT bv the Sisters ROUSSEr
Tickets 50 cents. To begin 81 3 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09

nr Lean Extraordinnry.-Mr. GEORGE GAR.
ABRANT Of New Jersey Will leap from the High Bridge
over the Harlem River on TUESDAY, the 10th inst, al
O'clock L NJ.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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TyARM for SALE. to LET. or Exchang

for good City Property-It has 10 acres OF which ~
woods building and pier good water close 70
the house; "A miles from Yonkers Hubs River Railroad
~ mile from Bronxyille Halem Railroad The land good,
fruit in abundance Can be reached daily from Ne~-N ork
byfrarosds and stesmbosts n times vew hne stu
alton hsh and rocky undoubtedly healthy Price 81 500
Of which thirds bond and mortgage Apply
AZ No. 10 Platt.st. Stairs
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RPostnac stamps for sale at this office.

~ we call the special Attention OF our readers
TO the notice CHAS WOOD In PAGER OF this morn
ing he offers for splendid Lots neaake Ronkonhema
Ii An excursion train Of leaves Brooklyn for Lake
Land Aug. H. at quarter before A. Nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
LNOR SALE-Fifty-eight acre. of Land,

4 three miles nom WirsEnsoarsh, toward Newto~n.
ntahe for dvians into village lots n miles distant from
NE landing Of the I'd st. terry Newtown Creek and hsl
snle from the plsnkrosd. which stages run every half
hour for cent? On tie premises there 10 q large hohss,
BAN, 10 Apply to WATklN HINE. south- eat corner
AZ Broadway and Grand-st Nsw-SoTk
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New Publications.
IMPORTANT WORK ON MINING,

II
Il 6c.-D APPLETON * co, No. 800 Broadway have
just publ,hed A TREATISE ON METALLURGI, co n.
prising Mining and General and Particular MesluycA
Operations with Description Of Coke and Anthrace FUR
nsces Blast Machines Hst Past, Forge Hammers, R1og
Mills, &c, &c. By Frederick Overmsn. With three hun
dred and seventy seven wood engIavings volume large
8vo. Price g.
The oth volume embrace the en re- subject q Metal
ursy practical 3eas Co with the erp ora
mner the auth pnep@ ano even pfac
teal each step Until We are prepared W com
tie operations peculiarly Of NsaHurgJ We
then acQusntso with ird paer al ne
respective Fuel varieties, ADD the
and the various methods ", her
Snd with their machines blast &c The
author passes consideration Of each Of the useful metals.
braCrs uses manufacture alloys, &c Those principles
upon operations depend pointed and explained
thus rendering the vouue both scsnac snd practical
The author uuquestonahy Of the most
rCourer and Enquirer.
Recently published, complete in two volumes) APPLE
TONS DICTIONARY OF MACHINES, MECH ANICS
ENGINE-W0kK AND ENGINEERING, illustrated with
oyer40C0 wood engrAvings Price s2 strongly and neatly
bound.
CCHUBERT'H IL CO., Music DepoS,
- No 257 Broadway N Y, request the pubs 10 nspe 1t
their immense stock Of Music for Voice, Piano, for
hands for Organ Violin Vooncelo Harp, Orchestra Ia
u every STYLE for virtuosos and beginners The greatest
lection In the United stses OF 100000 worth Orders o.
FOREIGN and Amehaas 11ss sin hs attended 70 with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
EOR SALE-In Harlem, House and

Lot-The house IL filed tn with brick, contains
rooms splendid basement, CELLAR and attic mxose sn-
ties &c, only year Cd and 6ai expressly ior 10
.esent oceupspt For further particulars Apply 70 WIN
HONEYWELL, l29thst, first house east OF otn av OF q
M pafk.row
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~. Uope,s Express-Via CENTRAL RAILROAD
OF kEW-JfRSEY. Twice daily from New.York TO Eas-
ton Pa Leaving al O'Clock A. NJ, ard O'Clock ?. NJ
Office No. "a Broadway, NeW-Hork.
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DOR SALRLThn House and seven
WARNS for SALE CHEAP-Ono Of

ENAKMS TOT ohLE Will. "a. q,
~ serss rock and crops new n2ose sna -. "a ~.
o. Of sO scres one Of 50 scres-ooth near me r
90 good buildings enc Of IS acres new 2. asa
"a oue Of So Of seres snd Yarns OF 10
rles Ali cheap Some 70 De EXCHANGED Tor city
tv IS aces suitable for building ots near me Depos
EommlniceOa four tunes day with me city CsI 90
go nI,bt Plsip6eld Leave Pier No |, North River,
q no 4sp6 o'clock daily, by Central Railroad
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Didno-(ortes.
DRAD BURY'S PIANO WARE

ID ROOM No. 4Z3 Brsdwey-The Holisp y " Qua.
Cd String American Paent Action and Arch sottoas
Pisnos-Mr B. compelled from III health, 10 relnqasn "a
part bic profession teacher Of ma,ic. has msde
epa 70 sell assorted New-York and Bostoo fsns saa
he trusts the of haviag band ~
ments and his long acquaintance with the p1 utr.I
spire confidence Ia bis judxment and secure him nos
share Of patronage second hand Pianos .,,soSsd Ia
sale and 10 let Orders from abroad punetaAny s.--- ~
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70 The Klngsiand Homestead Land ana
Buiiding Association will meet for the eiecton OF
new me ber and other purposes TUESDAY Nv ENiND
Aug 10 O'Clock, AZ Union Hall corner Avenue AUG
4t 81 This association cTganizeo an entirely olueeut
plan rom he odil aIy Building Associations EAcn lsl'
Der has d., OF land and house built on 1t 10 MS own
10 be- psid v monthly taments according 70 the value
OF the house. aud when thus pad for or IN any oteI
full discharge from all Obligations to the Association suu
ward 70 an indefinite period; all is sure aud fixed
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Gperial Notices.

~ At n meeting of the Second National
Guard, held at their Armorv, Broadway House Friday
evening, Aug the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Hhereas The Almighty in His providence has seen fit TO
sts member S Ed W&T n6 Dunn WALLS therefore,
R'ored That by the death Of our brother In arms we
most deeply feel the loss Of faithful soldier, an upright
ResOted, That tender earnest sympathy to the
Tesyes and friends OF departed brother and especially
those who Connected with him by the ties ofstsrns
Affection , IT
in the bloom OF life learn lesson partc iary instruc-
tive that in the mid st of life in DEATH that we view
IL a solemn warning that we also may be prepared 10
him when uhered into the presence OF the Great Je
bovah.
tons signed by the Commauoant and Secretary, be tor
wadeo resiyes of the deceased and also published
in The Christian Intehgencer and Nec York tribune
ALEXANDER SHALEN Commandant.
SAMUEL BiGLow, JRi Secretary.
" Annual Announcement of the Syracuse
nj, deal College, lS52-3:-The Fourth FERN OF his
Institution opens the first Monday In November loo<,
and continues sixteen weeks
Professors:
g. H. POTTER NJ. D. Principles and Practice OF Surgery.
CALvIN NEWTON NJ. D., Special aud General Pathology.
DWIGHT RUSSELL NJ D., Theory and Practice and Thera
w. Morrow, NJ. D., Special, General and Surgical
Anatomy.
j. FLlTTERy NJ D., Physiology, and Medical Jurispru-
n II CLARKE NJ D.. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
Jos Bows, NJ D., Chemistry, Botany, and Mstena
W. CALKNs NJ D. DenOnstratOr Of Anatomy and Sur
Ecal PIOsector
FEEs FOR A FULL COURSE -Matriculaton, S. Profess
,ors tickets cash do $50 approved notes $40 Demon
strsfoTs ticket, s. Graduation fee, SO.
Students viii be admitted Syracuse City Hospital
free Of charge.
union has been mutually entered into between the Sy
rseuse Medical College and the Worcester Medical insttl
non by hch the former to have winter and the latter
A spring tern OF Lectures each year. -
Prof Newton accepted the chair OF General and Spe
sA Pathology Prof Morrow that Of Ana omy at SYRIA
ou,e They both continue the relations at Worcester
The Provincial Association In Cansda also Tynsnes ono
Professor The friends Of the cause In New YORK. New
Fpslad and Canada will hail the OF this arrangement
with their approval and we shall expect every
practitioner to furnish at least one student.
This Institution will spare pains expense to render
their Instruction full thorough aud practical
Measures adopted to greater facilities and zen
der the means quite ample for mpartn thorough course
ofMedcal instruction. j. BROWN, m'Dr Dean
~ postnac Stamps for sale at this office.
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Schools.

A HOME in the COUNTRY for
IA BOYS within sixteen miles Of HARrFOkD-Tne
advertiser will only four boys and those snder ten
years Of age and will devote his whole time ludcous 10
their moral physical and intellectual training Terms 10
DER annum Address Box No SID Post Ohce Hartford o.
Reference c. G. Bean, Esq., IT the office OF the Board OF
Education, in this city.
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T &C. FISCHER, (late N9 40 n @
y Fischer,) msnufsetory ana sa,Ss vsTutsd with
..d sS ws .sa Ss
10 tune Piano ToItes tuned iepA,sea -
m. B-Iso Eonan IixaoF s0fs oe