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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28
Cabinet Making.

49, 0AAA00 oN8&84AAA4%As
THE subscriber would respectfully inform he
= citizens Of Hillsborough and the public re.
morally, that he has on hand, ai his shop on chur.
ton street due west from the ecuri-houre. . ,ari-
ely Of excellent Furniture, and that he IL prepsr.
ed 10 manufacture, in the best style, Ill arlices
in bis line, such Is
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
SIDEBOARDs, Of Wild Cherry, Wal.
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, Of all kinds.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station.
ary.
COEfINS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall be faithfully
executed. and Al very low prices, and hopes thai
he will receive due encouragement, from gene.
rous public.
All kinds Of Til Der used in Cabinet Work,
snrh as Walnut. cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma,
pie, will be taken III exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re-
ceised and promptly attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO.
April Is. 79-ly
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SHOES ! SHOES +!

Black aud colorrt CATERS
81 and HALF CATERS, from Miles
& Son. Philadelphia.
Cloth Caters and Half Caters, from Robinson
* Co, Philadelphia.
Boniees for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also good assortment Of Boots. Lined and
Bound Shoes, and BSogans, Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S.
October 2. o.
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II o u S G a n d i o IS
near lIillSborough,
EDp CAFE np pEN.p

sIyHE House and lot where the late Pries,ly
II. Mangum resided. near illsborough, on
tho Oxford road is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though moi
within the corporation. is sufficiently near to en-.
joy the advantages Of the town. The lot has on
it all the necessary out heuses, good well. and
garden. A lot adjoining. containing about
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-.
misses.
For terms, apply 10 Stephen Moore, esq. Hills.
borough.
December 10. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28
Land for Sale.

Qn1as I0FfER for ,ale large Tract Of
sEX Land in Person county just over The
STS northern Orange line.
.TA-s. As body Of upland, il is inferior
10 none in the middle part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and Ia good heart
the forestlan, ave heavily timbered, and all well
watcred.
On the lands are variety CT substantial i'm.
provements-Dwelling Hocses. Wheat and To
bacco Barns, Saw aa.l 9rist Mills-in perfect re-
pair.
II will be s5li in parcels to suit any purchaser.
PAUL. G.. CAMERON.
stagsille T. o., Orange, NOVEL,. 07i
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THE .IILLSB0RoUGH RECORDER
Is PUBLISHED wEEKLr
Br DENNIS HEARTH A. SON.


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Hereafter no paper will he sent 10 new sub
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28
HISTORY OF
NORTH UA,sGEIyAo

y ~ > - - = S---N- ~
rENHIS great work. BY Col. WnEKLKa, will bs
I ready for delivery in a few days. The sub
scribcr, having contracted, with the author, for
the sale aud delivery Of The said work, for all the
Counties and Towns embraced in The LIST, I'd
81. Alb and 5th judicial Circuits, Except IA.
leigh and three or four counties in the 5th cir.
cuii.) would inform his friends and subscribers
that the distribution of The work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price 10 subscri.
bers $500, Inconsistencies S2:25.
Religious, Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE. Agent.
HilIsberough, Nov. 9, 1851. o.
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FOR SALE II rnE DRUG STORE

. BARRELS I.int Seed Oil, DO. Tanners
- oil. DC. Sperm Oil DO. Burning Fluid,
| 10. Spiriss Of Turpen,ine, Castor Oil, Sweet
Oil Coach Vanish, copal do; together with a
supply Of Paints. White Lead, pure. Blake's Fire
Proof Paint, now coming into general use, Spa
nish Brown, Chrome hellow. Chrome Giceil.
Venetian Red. YeIluw Ochfe Umber, Litharge.
sermillion, Spanish Whiting, Patty, &c.
November 4. 0S-
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Valuable Property,
F0R ALE.

srHE ssbsrsiber wishing 10 remove. ofen for
u sale his House AID fscs 1.-TWO arres.) N the
town Il iIillsbswash. vel silaiisd. The dwelling
Haase large and commcaions. with I'll necessafy
ous-bqikliags. and ncsefafsillng well o. water
within Eew Eess 81 he kiifhen.
Also ihree tracts Of Land. Two small tracts
within two miles Of town; one adjoining W.
Hooker and I.enuei Lynch. and the ether 3D.
Joining The lands u Mash Whitfield and eahffs.
srhe third tract cantains seven o. right hana e.
acres. ell wood land. lying near Cedar oso's' a.
loining Samuel p. Moore and others
The subscriber l.eing determined 10 remos g %
ahe south west will all any ofshe above proper.
Nv on accommodating teims
All persons indebted 70 him VIII please cal
ana settle. and those hasing claims will present
them Tor payment.
STEPHEN MOORE.
December ?. i2-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CouNTY.
Superior Court Of Law, Spring Term,
1852.
james 4. Turner }
VS.. y Petition for DiyoYce
Nancy Turner.

~
4 \ this case il appearing that a copy of the Pc
iition and subpoena were issued 10 the defend
ant in manner as nv the statute in such cases is
required, and The return thereon heing, Executed
on the said Nancy Turner, and proclamation be.
ing made at The courthouse door Nv Tie Sheriff
for the said defendant 10 appear and answer, as
commanded by the subpoena, and the defendant
failing to appear; Il Is ordered by the Court that
publication for three months he r,ale in two
newspapers, for the said Nancy Turner 10 ap-
pear at the next term cf this Court, 10 he held at
the court-house in Hillsborough. ON the second
Monday in September next. then and there 10
plead. answer or dcmur to the said petition, other.
wise the said petition will lie heard * par,e as
to her. and Judgment pro confcsso viii be glante,l
against her.
Witness, Richard NJ. Jones, Clerk Of our said
Court, ut Office, The second Monday Of March
A. ID. 1852.
n. NJ. JONES, c. c.
March ~. Price adv. $500. 27-3n
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NOTICE.

sFyHE subscribers, having sold their entire Stock
IL OF Goods, to Mcssrs. J. J. < z. J. Freeland.
would earnestly ,eqaes, al those indebted 70
them 10 call al the old stand and seiile without
DELAY, il hing necessary 10 close their business
as som as possible.
r.. VI. HOLT & Co.
March 10. 20
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308A
d.
NEW
Tin and Copper Factory

-
ssiix Tth vkfIf ron ar rxdlns.
TsHE suisesiher has ep<aed Tn and CeP-
Il per Fsassy 10 me Town o. hillsloiesEh.
and he NH nv 10 cpndues h IN The best nsnnef.
IL has pso<ured ene Of he bess a Nerhefn
woskmen. and bis rsrk viii BE- made 81 NE best
material ana in The hest style. Afaer tTyins inc
wark, and il should prove MOI 70 Be goe1. y may
he returned and more got In he place. I'm WIN
Ne sold 81 Northern Prices With COSTS and car
nsge.
An bills 10 lhe smeurf Of 6fy dollars. o. any
place in she State, all 10 The amount 81 tweniy.
i've dollars, within fsy miles Of this plser, and
All hills Of any amount. within tweniy-hs miies'
win be- flied and delivered free II charge les
fransperfafisn. He wsulc say 10 his customers
thai lie will sell wosk - low as any house IN VIC
State.
The suhscril,er returns his thanks fof pasi 10
vors. and be hopes be will recrise lilesai shsrs
of patronage. a. he pledges himself 10 DO Jasiies
and 20 endeasor 10 give fnll satisfaction ~ ~
work.
An orders will be thankfully received, and IN
wosk dons with nestness and despatch.
ar His shop wiIl be found Of this sime on
door below Mai. Palmer's Store.
w. s. CHEEK.
va~.r,he, ~ To-
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Now and cheap
DRUG STORE.
nR. .. ]. sCED0IElkLD.

rs new fecrfEfeE 2 III
essser sseck % DRLGn ~
pICINEs. PAINTS. OILS
DYE sTTFfs, fARNish'
rs. PAINT BkllshEs'
SURGICAL 4 DE n e 4 l
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry. TOLL ET Akii'
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Mr-. THOSE wanting a good article d
90 Vinegar, and cheap. would do well
10 call at the Drug Store.
February l6, ss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Mns.nchusetts Election.
All the towns in the State save four b

All the towns IN the State save four have been
heard from, and the vote for Governor stands Clifford
6l.te7 Bshop , g6O Mann 36027 Scattering f33
The Boston Journal says have othe cleo
fion OF Reprezentatiyes-three Wings three
Democrats. two Coal0nists This viii make the par
ties stand lOl WLgs, 80 Coalitionsts, and AntCoal-
tion Democrats.
From the LIST District returns havebeen received from
two more towns, leaving but one-Chimark-to be
heard from. Mr. Scudd,r. sorry 10 say, lacks
votes OF election. The vote Of Chmark viii proba
bly, slightly increase the majority against him.
The report that the Coalition ticket In Essex County
has been elected and that four OF the ticket in
Mddlesex have been elected, we believe 10 be without
foundation. Our returns indicate such result.
II the for Berkshire County II stated that
one Coalition Democrat, Cook, had been elected DR..
Sabine the Free sod member OF the same ticket, has OBJ
tanned nearly sufficient number Of votes 70 elect him.
falling short but s. with one town 70 be heard from
We think be is defeated however
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Gen. Piercc-The Flibustiers Gen. Scott
POst-OliiCc DcCisien.
spoadence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Co,respoadeuce Of The n Y. Tribune
washington, Thursday, Nov. ii, 1852
An intimate personal friend of Gen. Pierce,
who came recently from Boston, says the Pres
ident elect will not entertain the subject of the
distribution of spells even with his particular
frends-that lie has not made up his mind at all
what course of policy he shall pursue, and has
not aud will not make any indications thereof
for the present Meantime the FHbuStiers are
making ready for descent on Cuba as soon as
the present administration goes out. They eX-
pect Douglas TO take the Department of State,
and do the Diplomatic Engineering for them
here One thing is quite certain, they have
plenty of money and a suifciency OF men and
muskets. Thoy have reliable information from
the Island, and 800 men-Cuban Reiugees-for
pilots, who know respectively every part OF the
coveted country intimately. They had better
not fall into tho hands of the present Admins
tTatOn
The statement that Gen. Scott attributed his
defeat TO Tie Head was so grossly absurd as
10 excite no notice here. II was only intended
by the e. Senatorial correspondent OF that pa
per to lift il out of the mire and filth into
decent association Gen. Scott never reads 1t,
and never alludes to il, and could not, II he
wished, express the loathing which he feels for
eyely thing connected Herewith. His proud
form was never more erect, nor his eagle eye
brighter than it is to-day. He stands alone
amid the wreck-grand and unconcerned like a
lighthouse after dreadful Storm Ills bosom
has been often barred TO the storms OF war; his
hearts blood has always been ready If his coun-
trys altar required the sacrifice and he would
tomorrow, if war should come leave his fire.
side and his family, and, forgetting all the IN
gratitude which he has received, lead the army
as of old, TO victory \ truer, more patriotic
A. hot a.
The PostmasterG General has decided that
there is nothing either in the laws or regula-
tons of the Post Office Department, which pre-
vents the sending of periodicals or papers TO
"sc'ual and bona fido subscribers" by agents
or dealers. the same as if they were mailed
directly from the office publicatiOn-all former
decisions 10 the contrary notwithstanding The
fist section of the new law embraces the case.
Yours KoRNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
SKETCHES OF LECTU RES.
HOPE CHAPEL LECTURES.
Manhood
nv HIfzABE1H OAKEs SMITH.


The Second Lecture in the proposed Course
BY Mrs. T.. Cakes Smith was delivered last night At
Hope Chapel, the subject being Manhood IAe
room was densely filed and the expressions oil Hppro
baton manifested by the audience were IN 'he inquest
degree fatterng to the lecturer
She commenced her remarks by observing that Ii
was no, her design to define Manhood or to anayze It's
vaou, attributes hut to show the one leading element
that NAV be defined as manly 10 show that there Is
one chArscter tic which find where we wil declares
u that every God has seemed to Sc. his seal to give
the world assurance of Man. Il might say IN the
oate," said the lecturer that the masculine sent
mint is that OF life imparting, lovobestowing not ma
;erisl sovereignty merely; not brooding selaShness
not mechanical ingenuity Nan is lord Of the creative
s,ment symbol OF divine integrity portion OF the
ayrotectiye ray from the Eternal ALLOWING IN HE
lest manifestation.
Woman Is 70 him the sentiment OF his Utmost life, the
virgin of his Utmost soul not creature Tor sensushy
Lot being TO be neglected or oppressed. she Is tne
tou.peed Lot the househo Id sppendage merely lie Is
ss God in hi protective love she Is nearer 20 Goa
In her mystic life lie subdues the earth ~ hNh'e ana
The mouniain il levcei ard the valley rises under the
stead, labor OF his strong arm She eau es the "hder
ness OF life to blossom the rose If she docs no' 'sSe
lie burden from the shoulders o. the weary pilgrim
she walks beside him. anu lays heT manu- oeHe"h VIC
WEIGHT and be ceases to feel It's pang.
She has been called the passive element OF the world
which is only in part True like other masculine theories,
10 which women assent because they have not as ye.
hem Of age to peak for themselves. lwoui say then
tG the great testimony to manhood Is the being
tnfh loving-tu;hSeekngo r in other words Progress
sire To be able to emerge from the instincts oi our
being uch we have in the bee the ant and the besv'
sr each Of which VIII work precisely as did MS "liu''
iiOus rcdeccssors Of the species TO emerge from
'Reaverdom, Carlyle would say into those nooier
Instincts that belong exclusively to man To be able to
emerge from the caves Of the human mind where
Lca,ed and huge preuiices h like eroaSag night
birds into the broad scorching light ofpurc truth
Zen sdm more or les heir own rghsto Progress, ba,
deny to our Sex They ialk Of lhs sanri'es OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Ftom The San Franciseo Head Of lob.


SENTENCED TO BE HUso The Spanard, joss
Former who was convicted few dsys sinee IN the Ds
trct Court, Of the murder OF a Mexican In Pleasant
Valley On the 18Th OF September last was yesterday
arrsignsd for the purpose OF receiving his sentence.
death being the only penalty prescribed by our statute
tor the Ofense.
Observation-Disclosures still continue to arrive
from the Plains From the best information we OBJ
tin there are between 10 and 200 wagons now on their
way 70 Carson valley.
AccIpEyr TO THE CoLUMBn.-As the mail
stesper Columbia bound oT Oregon, swung round from
The wharf Yesterday morning the de tsok her broad
side on against Of the innuTne-able OLD hniks thai
oltruct the passage end shattered the starbosrt
wheehouse Is 20 compel her TO return % the wharf The
dana re sustained does not amount 10 much She Will
leave at early hourtts morning
Fsozys TO DyATH.-We learn from gentle
man lust from the Vsey that persona awhile
and negro were frozentodearh the top OF the Ser
Nevada last week, during severe snow storm
SENTENCED TO IMPRIsosMEyT-Tbe woman
Dolores Martinez, convicted in the District Court Of
snsaughter, In killing another female, Servuls Ola.
and recommended TO the mercy OF the Court by the
Jury was srroigned yesterday for sentence.
TIE State Journal says that the ranch known
the Hsml,on Ranch, situated four miles above Day
lors en- the CosuInnes entirely destroyed by hre
On Friday morning II was owned BY Whber * Wa
tThouSe. LO.s about 5000
Ffom Th~ saa Franeco Herald Oct %
COMMERCIAL MOvExEsTs.-Our readers will
perceive by marine column that large number o.
vessels arrived this port yesterday, from deren.
cities in tie Atlantic States al laden with heavy
gces These yesses the pioneers OF a large feet
now due at this port and for the arrival OF which con
sumers have been anxiOusy looking for some time past
There promises 10 be ayery large fdl business dnnng
the uing autumn and winter and our nercnai' are
consequently in very good spirits.
A grizzly bear, weighing upward OF eW
pourds was shot early yesterday morning below ofspo
Vine R1nch, on the Sacramento, By Mr. Ter wae 70
sides in that vicinity Bran was enden, heiad
bs core shonder which dropped him instantly Ai'sr
being dressed, his bearship was broosni '''"
undergo inspection from the ear'oas oe,l.
Rrrrclors IsrKLLIcEscs-IleS yn'a 49, =, .Ie
Pacific commenced IL se..op s,s .on lat evening
The firft fresy roposing the synod from ne Pre-
r nsss If caorns Messrs A. wns y ss ,,,
"a Bull end r H. Wallet Esq, r'i'ns e''e' ''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
70 A Monsieur Rollin lately exhibited be-

fore the French Academy n silkworm's cocoon Of
rose color remarkable because the color produced
by feeding the worms upon mulberry leaves sprinkled
with chico (Bignonia chca) cocoon had been exhb-
tied on former occasion of blue tint, produced by
eprinklng indigo upon the mulberry leaves. The tint
in the present was however, much stronger than
that of the blue cocoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
~ The last freshet in the James River wa
Jess destructive than had been anticipated.
V The pretended admiration

To The pretended admiration for adopted
citizens which the LocoFocos make great efforts 20
exhibit about election time has sometimes an exempt
fcaon that makes their hypocricy apparent enOu III
At Albany lrshman up for Assessor at the late
election and cut by eight hundred OF his po-
ltca friends coming within Go Of being defeated while
the other candidates had 900 majority Another
Irshmon was run for Supervisor by the Wings, and hal
the highest the ticket These facts speak for
Themselves. Exchange Paper.
A POWERFUL AGENT.-A friend remarked, as
soon the result of the Presidential election was kaown
saws The Po4srile Journal" Wen British lead could
not conquer Gen. Scott-but British gold can"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
q Tie Providence Journal apologize for

Y The Providence Journal apologies for
doing injustice the late Wing party Of this Cty,
thus:
ASoTIIER Who VrcToEY.--We did injustice tothe
Wings Of New York CRY IN summing up the survivors
CT the conflict 10 addition the four eOnstabes and
Assemblyuan they have chosen On Assessor in the
Filth Wsrd by :D majority. The Wings OF the Fifth
Ward are nodes they fred cannon over their vic
tory, and had toreh-hchf processions-and they
speak O. y NORRIS JUS as they used 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

ALBANY Nov. l2-Rsceipts since yesterday: Flour,
Ia 1O bbls Cos 500 bush; BARLEY 1900 do- OARS,
I7Cco Do WHEAT 1000 DO. Flour Is active A. previous
rztes WHEAT sales. Corn IL at &c. for Western
mined BAILEY better; 1900 bush sold at 6Id6sc for
two-rcwed and 7C73ic for ordinary prime ourroved.
Sales were made Of 1900 b1sh BARLEY MALT al &c.
OARS eel a Sic. Dressed Hoes are at Tic.
NEw-ORLEAss, Nov. r. Hoon-CoTTos is brisk Of yes
tedsys advance: the sales already reach 5000 bales Mid
ding Sic The days receipts large, already amount
ing 10 II GO baes Corn Toe. CoFfEE arm at
&c srfRLiSG EXCHANGE ia quoted at prem. FREisHIs
are stil advancing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
The Canada Mt Boston.

BOSTON, Fndoy, Nov. IT. IeJ2.
The H. NJ. steamship Canada reached her
wharf 1t East Boston i o'clock this afternoon Her
mas will 20 on for the south by the first train tomor
row morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Correction.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday Nov. Il, ls5;

PHILADELPHIA, Friday. Nov. II, 1872
In your Philadelphia letter published to-day
il l. stated by your cOue pondent than John W. Com
egys, who was arrested here yesterday on charge OF
robtang the mail was a conductor of the express train
This is mistake as Mr.. Conveys was only temporarily
employed by the company brakeman. Please rec.
the none OF conductors are Implicated
in the transaction Respectfully yours
g. H. HUDDELL, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13

Myers Temperance Nhig) for Assembly, 81. Our can
ddsie for Con gTess, John C. Cruge Esd defeated By
majority OF 10 Columbia Co giving his Opponent, Dan
a I'm jonty Of 2o5. Dutchess CEuger 95.
Thus you see that the Wings of Dutchess have not
been sleeping We had Divisions here, but fought
the battle under the old Wing Banner OF Protection to
Home Labor and but for the profuse expenditures by
the Locos Of many thousands Of Inc gold Of Belmont
and his foreign allies would have wiped out the small
Loco majority against One thing is very certain
let Wings in other sections do they please, the Wings
Of old Duchess viii stand irm and sieadiast by the
glorious standard reared and sustained by the immortal
Henry Clay. Yours, H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
Philadelphia News Items.

ClfFe.Tlnlltfe OF To y. 7 ITl1lne-
PHILADELPHIA Friday, Nov. H. 1852
During the week ending yesterday, 2l,272
tuns Of coal clipped by Schuykll Canal and
81 sS7 tran ported the Reading Railroad
A lovely day is sojourning with US.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
DELAWARE ELECTION.

WuMNGroN, Friday, Nov. r. 1852
The following is the official result of the Elec-
ton for Congress
In New Castle Co, Riddle, Dem, has POP majority.
In Kent Co. Houston, Wing. has l0g minority
In Sussex, Houston, Whig. has y majority.
For the Legislature there Wings anil d mo-
crsts from Sussex, Wigs and IN )crats from Kent
end Wings and Democrats from New Casle, giving
Wig majority on joint ballot OF 4
The Convention Is also Whig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
The Daniel Webster ut New-Orleans.

NEw-OBLEANs, Thursday Nov. II, 1872
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived
here from San Juan Nicaragua, with 100 passengers
She bring nothing later Lett San Juan H. NJ brig
OF war Persian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-13
u On the guestiO rerata of the amount of

Jenny Lind's gift TO the Government, Of Sweden for
Schools we find stI new statement IN German
psper The Nsue BeTlzer AEsik-sitEHg Of July = has
the following paragraph:
STOCKHOLM Jenny Lind has assigned our Gov
eminent the sum Of $4,000 france the foundation
OF new schools for the poor in those sections OF the
country where these Establishments are too few in
number for the necessities Of the people"