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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

GPRING .MATTRESSES-THE GREATEST
y COMFORT AND PROMOTER OF HEALTH OF THEAGEl
W. p DaAKES SPRING MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERY
Daydoh Row Csroudelet street between roy.
dsisut pr dol upward spR1NG Of
the best sterials for the price charg d. -, :.
The Sprng Mattress suitable for the Southern climate OF
adopted BY every would prevent many q W. ~
use IRE general funky sud unsan The Spring Mattress
ma perfect ventilation nsds nna with ccho
Will last Tor yeas; ..5.5.
d. When orders side and end s should be
accurately wi rule giving tho feet and inches shs
poss the price wanted
to b. pad when a. article 81 full furnished.
p s. SPRING. HAIR MOSS and MATlRESSES and any
kind Of SPERN6 supplied quantity, reanhbc
priccs. ss6 1S w. =. DFAhG DAsiasoa's Is, sow, 49,.
: nov91 Sn !. ~ Oaronoeet Nreet :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

TRArsrra The steamer City Or Norfolk which hns bssl
running between Nev York and Chasisston, has bear
tsaudsrrsd 70 The AspipyAl Navy Bay, line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

1yHOICE WINES AND LIRUORS-BRANr
DIEs-sazaac vintage 1885, 1888 leos and 1905 9
1873; Os Dapuy and other 1Isnd Of various
and quait ,v..,,,;. NJ,
de raj Duff Gordon Harmony Nsphew Shey Old Fort SUI
Sparkling Hook Creme do Bou.y Fenr do siery sMcx W.
many Of ChAmpagne White Wine Cafet IN cAAs
cass Of all qualities. -. -, :, . .,xi
Whisky; Band Fruit und Frue in Jncei Cordas q
avery description; Beker Berlin and Goaey Bitte
the way Of LIQUORS. which will b. sold reason
able terms be found, for cash or city paper.
900 casks PORTER mud ALE. N Pns and quartz. t. /
m SEWELL 7. TAYLOR, Is Rov al street. !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21
REGULAR PACK ELS.
,MOBME.

EyOR MOBILE.-D Daily q. 8. Mail : .sfSN
Line Arrsssenasa The WrSaS D,y ~ Can't
fisirn FIOIA Capt W T. eibsrcn prsistEe Lake
ST. CHARLES, Capt Reuben Post (hAving built
Tor he trade, One f
shs sbovs stsas lssys the Poucharrnn Railroad DAILY,
arrival Of the oloeh stopping ~ Pasa
gorA wsdnesdHys going, md Fridays rsuInins !.
Louis fass Christian must BE- sent
CKEOlE.% ~
Tbs way Bag Mobile ili leave the ONE. o. the
scloek Of Mobile shouid be
IN ths mail. IlsIl r. GEDDES Agent 10 Bank Place,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

NEWARk, Nj, SADDLEkf Ware E.GA
IN Heass s-sNDREwG g, Bu Ia CO.. No. Canal M
Aad I'M ote. Of sADDLsRY an
Briiea gales Trunks Whps skirtn Ha.nrs ami B,ids
Leather ADDLEs, 20 Is and Imuing VI every de-
scriptioa, al No. Is CANAL STREET. - . ~, &
lydAW " ANDREW g. BULL ".
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

ATIS B &STREETER'S PATENT INSULATED
NJ uGHTNING CONDUCTOR. p Tsseing Agents wanted, 70
great M the sails o. hs shove invaluable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

EURNITURE MANUFA ACTORY, Tchoupitou-
las street. Third and Fourth sset L Al kinds Of
fjRNITIjRE and WARE for and nanufac
urs notice. Wood Turning executed order
Aa9 as Al yos q W ''A' JOHN BARrcHY.
nOHN B, BURGEN has removed his -ssjfy
n FURNITURE STORE No. iA 10 No. So AAGA- -
zNESTREET, tmlnedatsly opposite ths Arcade, where
is y 6s of the patronage be has hsretoiore
~-s-as-rnn hiN fjsnds tnd the puhlie ~" "
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TO the Ladtes.

a iilsl MADAM PLATEN
~ Respectfully offers her services he L.ss os cr "
PROFuSE and PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, ENFORCEMENT and
ULCERATON OF THE WoMs The treatment adopted BY her
Par York those dsesses TINT
with practice
feels justified saying that AZ Disease. he uerus no. c
these opla and bs cousatsd dai hsr redsncs
& Jossuha atreet. uovfs Sm
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win teaye TUESDAY, December ~, At O'Clock r.
ESOR VICKSBURG G,WARRENTON, ~ =
II NEW CARTFiAG g, AND GULF, RODNEY LH312&I ~
AND Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY Weekly VickA IN -
burg Packet MAGNyLIAThs magnificent
Clair Thomsshou,
freight apply on board
SMITH 4 FfMISTER 80 Poydrhs street
a The MAGNOLIA viii be at the LevsSrh Morning ready to
freight, will take freight for Ynzoo City,
There will Clerk the Levee Saturday morning
tore reivef ! decl6
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nDD FELLOWS REST. - Vaults in this
.nlss, sSs cy HAIL. Dsaei,
No. is Camp street. lairs Rsy WhlTAL No Es
itreet. -
Tie price Of Lodges for the burial of
To Stockhodng Lodges the burial q
ESQ., For al other hurais the price Of Vaut will b.
For the purchase Of Lois respecting the
apply to a. DUNLAP Chairman the Cemetery Committee No. y
Camp atrsst. JAMES FunNE NEAppA,
8scyetAFv OF the hpAFH ~ 'fssctnSs.
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VIII leave SATURDAY, Deeember as. at clock = M
EyOR NAPOLEON, COLUMBIA, No. ~
GREENvIELE GRAND LAKE LANDING,
LAKE PRvvIDENCE v!CkS uRG Z Nd N n ATGHEz M ~ & M
Regular @. E WATkINSIhe segnnt
and swift running packet E. WATKINS Capt s.
will abovs For eght Pas'aae apply on boaa
SMITH tlMlsl Et, 81 royuns a,eeL
" Plantation busnass deco
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, December 81, at clock NJ.
NOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE, ~ =
IL FRIAR LANDING CANTON, EDDYVIkLE L&ae$&taSeSE3s
and intermediate landings The fine light draught,
running packet GLOBE, Capt Thoma.
freight the foot Of Graver street, and will leave
above freight passage, APPLY board, Or to-
dscQ1 MARSH RANLETT 4 CO.. % Poydras
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Will leave "WEDNESDAY, December ~, at O'Clock
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM ~ =
PHISi A,d ali intermediate landngs-Re Hular
S.. Louis Packet Steamer AMARANTlI-The
AMI eeg draug .MARANT Ateh.
receiving freight and will leave above For
feghor passage having ap.Io odation apply board
to ~ WHITE q BUCHANAN, Poydras street,
dec2o G. T. BUDDEcKE& d CO.. - Tchouptoass street
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TO RENT.

VIyO RENT-Those four commodious frame IN
IL Houses Duplanhsr street. Magazine sid Con-
For fur hsr inf rniion sppy oa the premises NJ d
1 dee l6t
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willleaye FRIDAY. Decemher -, att O'Clock Pm
LNOR NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, y =
RODNEY, GRAND GULF, WICK SBuRG, DUCK a4tt$&4AT
FyRT, sATAkT A. LIys.hPooL, YAzoo CITY,
DAY EVENING PACKET-Ths new magnificent swift running
passenger packet D. 9. sTACY Cpt Tyson will
an board ar sMr ri FiWISTER AZ Poydas sreet der9O
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GEN. HofKINs FLoKipA INDIANS IA letter from
Meonyile Flords in the Jacksonville News states that
General Hopkins left Lake MelIonvle the 18th ult
and arrived Fort Capron Indian river the eh nit
Having previously laid in supplies at that point the
following day transported such he might require
Jupiter Inlet from thence he contemplated thorough
examination Of Lake Worth and s vicinity, and deter
mine as to the variety Of ths Of INDIAN
| in that direction. iss ] !; ST q ~ II l
From Jupiter his command will rsmovs 70 Lake Okech
obss, taking recognaisance Of the Indian boundary
thence up the valley Of the Kissmes
His force consists Of twenty hve msn, much too small
should he meet with resistance from the enemy,
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Will leave TUESDAY, December i, at o'clock p. N.
EOR LOUISVILLE aud all inter ~ =
mediate isadi,gIThs e. dns y regular passenger
will leave above For freight apply on board or TO
B plan the Cabin bc and State Rooms secured BY
apply ying to The Agents DEC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-08

Massachusetts Dem ocratic State Conyen-
zion.
TROUBLE IN THE CANT.
FircHBuRc, Sept. rs P. NJ.
This place is already overowing with delegates the
democratic State Convention which assemblies to NOR
row. The two sections of the party in caucus
consulting on the course to pursue. There will be NO
opposition toan endorsement of the Baltimore platform
but there may be quarrel the question Of the
ation with the free soilers The national democrats
talk of supporting the Hon David Henshaw as candidate
for Governor in the convention but Judge Bishop of
Pttsfeld is much talked Of and will probably be the
nominee.
At the of the national democrats this evening"
resolutions offered to be proposed the convention
against coalition with any party who do not adopt the
platform of the party and the speakers in of
seeding and forming convention in case this reso.
luton not adopted
The Baltimore platform adopted by the caucus, by
an unanimous aye, and six cheers given but on
the question Of going against coalition confusion and
disorder took possession of the rushed
to the Chair and cheers called for the coalition
and goans for the hunkers The meeting finally dissolved
in confusion but the hunkers determined to present
the resolution at the meeting tomorrow, when lively
scene is anticipated
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meteorological Observations.

Bh mppsTa ''"" "s~'cr :" ff,..- se o..
BurrALc 10 A. M.Barometer % ZOO M, :. .e21
~. Wind west. Clear delightful morning
p M.-Barometer 1870. Thermometer so. Wind
west Clear and very warn scarcely breath OF AIR
stirring
RoCHEsTrns 10 MA delightful morning Sua
shining brightly. Wind west Thermometer rs
?. MA very fine evening. Cool, starlight night
Wind northwest. Thermometer TO-
AUBURN. 10 A. MA warm but pleasant morning
WIND northwest. Thermometer 70.
p. M.-Clear, pleasant evening, cool. Wind SOUTH
west Thermometer 20.
SYRACUSE, 10 A. MA pleasant, clear morning Their.
mometer rs. Wind north.
p M-very pleasant evening, clear. The day has
been delightful. Thermometer 79. Wind west.
UTICA, 10 A. MA clear, warm, pleasant morning
Wind west Thermometer 78.
0 P. M.-Clear, pleasant evening and Wind
west. TheImometer 73.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-08
The New York State Fair.

UTICA, Sept. Z, 1852.
Utica is crowded with strangers Our hotels are hod
and our hospabe citizens taxed to the utmost yet
every train brings it's hundreds to add to the multitude
The number Of entries in every department is large VI
cattle there very ne butt the best show Of live
stock is in horses and poultry The dairy is not yet
brought upon the field There Is good display OF farm
ipg implements and stoves although many Of the arti
ces entered not yet the ground. The Fair pro-
misses be Of tho very highest interest Governor
Hunt will be present aso. Martin Van Buren, Many
other distinguished strangers expected among them
Gen. Scott who We do not believe will come.
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Philadelphia City and County Democratic
COnventoDn.

RNAADELpHIA, Sept. 7, 1852.
The Democratic City and Comfy Convention, reassem-
bed this morning The friends of Mr. Kline the unsuc-
cessful candidate for the sheriff nomination presented
protest. alleging that the nomination of Mr. Peters was
obtained by fraud it being susceptible of proof that
least twelve persons voted the final ballot who
not in the convention The protest urged the appoint
ment Of committee to investigate the facts but after
violent debate it was laid on the table, by vote of 1903 to
49, Much bitter feeling evinced on both sides The
convention then resumed baoting for Register of Wills
The first ballot which unsuccessful resulted fol-
lows-Young, S.; Sheetz, As; Carter, 81.
Finally the Convention succeeded in nominating candi-
dates tor Register Of Wills and Clerk of the Orphans
Court
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The Eastern Telegraph Lines.

CHANGE OF owNIRs-REDUCTIoN or TOLLS, ETC.
HArIrAx, N s Sept I, 1882
The Nova Scotia Telegraph line heretofore owned by
The Of tho province, has scn purchased by
private company Of which the Hon s. Cunard is Pres,
dent The line will be put in the very best repair ana
will be worked by gentlemen thoroughly acquainted WIN
l. cir business and alive TO the impcrtanc of doing "
rromptiy. ard correctly. The tolls between here and
calais Me have been redvced fifteen cents the fret
ten words end one cent ON each added word,
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The Missouri Legislature.

ST. Louis, Sept, Z, 1852.
In the Senate. Mr. Allen ynstardav nresantad -,-~-
rial from the Pacific Railroad Company and the bill
referred to a select committee.
This afternoon the Senate had under consideration
resolution to restrict legislation to the business of the
Governors message debate ensued and before taking
avote the Senate adjourned
The House succeeded on Saturday In electing a
Speaker on the forty sixth ballot Mr.. Woodson whig
requested that his name should be withdrawn, which
was done and DR.. Shelby Speaker pro tenn was then
elected Spesker for the extra session. by to "a The
House then elected for first clerk Mr.. Houston, Ben
tonte and for second clerk Mr. McCracken, anti Ben-
ton All the officers elected for the extra session
only.
In the House this afternoon, joint resolution Of
fered, cop ming the action of the Legislature excu-
siyely to the subjects contained in the message.
Mr., Blair moved to lay it on the table, which was
iected and the resolution was adopted. The House ad
journed
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po,,s,c.l inteii,rence

The wings Of Boston have resolved not to make ans
change in the accustomed usages in the organization
the county Conventions.
The free sellers Of Lowell are to hold meeting this
yerpg respond to the Pittshug nominations aud TO
erpoinl d,lssat to the State Convention
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NIarkets.

ALBANY, Sep tembor 7. 1867
The receipts by canal during the past twenty-four
hours have been annexed:-Four, 1000 bbls wheat,
"a 00O bushels 25 900 bushels barley 1000 bushels
Flour is steady with small sales Wheat-Salcs of Ge-
nesee, at 1o7c and Mediterranean 92c Oats easier
4tc is taken for state and Western. Corn il dull and
lower closing Mt 6gc for Western mixed 10000 shcls
ch*net haLds BARLEY, in lets ha, col NJ II 76c for
two lowcd Mslt vii hin few Gays. hayc boon made
at sc for ordinary to prime lots TO the extent of
&c GO bl. lels
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Mui der II rial Mt Spring field.

SrRiNGFIELD, Mass, sept Z, IoO-
Judges Dewey, Cushing and Bigelow, of our Supreme
Court are now here trying Richard waley, Jr for the
murder Of his father, by stabbng. Tho son who Is
man grown was intoxicated at the tmc The defence
will be insanity. Attorney General Clifford (the wing
capddatc for Goyernor) Is conducting the prosecution
WIN q Bates of wcseld is senior counsel for the pr'
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Gov. Lane-H0n. III. Marshall - Resirna.
tiOns. &c
British Schooner In Distress.

NORFOLK, September Z, 1862.
The British schooner Elizabeth twenty four days from
Bonair with salt for New York put in here, leaking
badly.
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From Baltimore.

TWO LIVES LOST BY THE FIRE AT BALTIMORE ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept 7th. 1852.
The body of Hugh Fegan discovered this morning
burnt to crisp in the ruins of the distlsry Fran
els Timmons, who was much injured, has since died
We have no mail this morning south of Richmond
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The Cholera at Chambersburg.

CnAMBERsnuRG, Sept. 7, 1852
SIX deaths have occurred from cholera during the Last
twenty hours and there number of new cases
The sickness is principally confined to locality.
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Canal Commissioner of New York.

ROCHESTER, September 7, 1867
1t is understood that the nomination Of Hon Thomas
Kempshall of this city, will be urged upon the wing
State Convention as candidate for Canal Commissioner
Mr. X. is popular, worthy and highly competent man
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CINCINNATI September I. 1882
The free democracy held Convention in this country
yesterday, and nominated full country ticket and L.
A nne, for Congress.
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Steamboat Sunk In the Mississippi.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7, 1852
The steamer Pawnee, while on her way from New Or
leans for ST. Louis, struck snag twenty miles below
Memphis and sunk in x feet of water Her cargo oon-
sisted chiefly of dry goods The boat will be raised
There were no lives lost.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF TERENCE ODoNNELI,
H. native of Ballinamore, County Lei.rim Ireland.
by his brother, JOHN O'DONNELL, at No. 2l5 Centre
street. Baltimore papers please py.
NELLY, AT CASTLE GARDEN-IF THE LADY WHO
was addressed by her companion Nelly" and who
was seated chair the ade of tier At
Castle Garden during the Musical Fund Concert satur
answer this Advertisement with her address, will
valuable piece Of jewery belonging to her. Address
Herald Office, to G. j. r. F.
NOT!CE-SHOULD THIS REACH THE EYE OF D.
~ who left New York morning he is urged
TO return At once, and not his journey
EARL
N NOTICI.-INFORMATION Is WANTED OF GAR
RETT STAGE, who has missing since the 2st of
July Any information will be thankfully received by his
son. FURAAN B. STAGE, No IA East Eleventh street
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AfTl'RENT CAsE-DEATH OF AN OLD PHYsICIAN-
TROUBLE BETWEEN THE AUDITOR AND COMMIs-
SIONER, ETC
ALBANY, Sept 7--9PM
Governor Hunt has issued proclamation, Offering
reward OF five thousand dollars for the arrest and CON.
vcuon OF any five anti renters proportionate amount
for any one Of those who lately attacked and broke into
inc mouse Of Mr. Shaw in the town Of Berlin Rensselaer,
county last Saturday The Executive says it has be.
come necessary to bring the offenders to trial and will
use all the power vested in him euorce the claims Of
justice lie regrets that the rewards heretofore offered
have failed to accomplish their object
Dr. Joel A. Wing the last forty years celebrated
phycisn Of this city died yesterday at Hartford after
proIac'ed Illness The death of ten Of our citizens
could not be more universally regretted
1nr f,eh"der of this morning contains the following
IN rtreBce 10 The anti renters in Rensselaer, county,
Judge Harris has decided case of the people The
opinion wiz be given to the public next week II dis
=. length ana with great ability the title Of Van
heneseiser to the manor of Rensselaer, and holds to
be Illegal and void That with regard to lands which
nave been occupied for upwards OF forty years
tte from Van Rensselaer, po 81 ssion Is bar against
the clpm Of the State but that In respect TO unoc IN
p.a lard Of the msnor Van Rensselaer, has no tiIcn
The Canal Board was to day engaged in the examina-
missioner Ma'her and two OF his From
the mauGuvering 1t appears evident that the affair will
DE opos,d OF without discharng the superiDtendents
or ctisuriDg the Commissioner
Gov. Lane-Hon. II. MarshulI - Resigns.
tiOns, &c.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 7, 1852
General Lane Governor of Oregon has arrived here
en- route for home
Hon IL Marshall and family left here yesterday for
Washington.
Robert O. Foster has resigned the Attorney General
ship Of the Nashville. Tenn district
Col A. Fowler, Attorney General of the Eastern dis
trict Of Arkansas, has also resigned.
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Western Savings fund Society $4,000 5pr cts at So SO
prem. for every 500, payable in pr. Ct bonds
Ellerman, Brothers, s40,0eo, ) pr. cts. viz =
$4,000, at 12i pr ct.
$40 000 at 2
$4,000, at "a
$4,000, at 2h
c. McAiser. 100000 pr cts at sos for every $780,
payable in pr. ct bonds.
PENNSYLVANIA Life Insurance Company, $40 OO0 5s at
s101 SO for every $780,
Bank Of Northern Liberties $4,000 pr. cts at par.
Stephen L Cooper, $4,000 pr. cts. at par.
The Governor is not satisfied with these bids and will
accept Of the loan than will pay tho per cent
bonds The premiums on that amount will reach
$4,000 and the annual saving Of interest will reach
$4,000
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eOLITlCAL,

n'n %sr Ssa Of h Sa a'sf% Ds1s %
fns .nsn streets: cts ON TussS.y Sh .ss.
democracy Of the said district isv " sv,ru c,.,.
AVER MAsrIS. Secretary.
II tic Republican AssoeiasioaAA meeting Of this Xsso
citation will held At half ooioos oa Wsdsss
GUS siens FrsoEIia Pierce for ana
King for the Vice Presidency of the United states VIII
''I. ~ ~ ABRAaAa N. VALENTINE, President.
Ross SsT HsSsi asssav }vio' Presidents.
James James G. c. WSlss. WHfsss' Secretaries.
FoUgIRsTEEN,Tno wARp-PyRsUANT TO raE RE-
Twelfth Assembly District at the of Grand and
,ss :, The .sss
9p'1nssd n. 5sssi ia on aT %G1 S
mated Tor member from this aM district Msnox
JEFFERSON Brown, Secretary. D' 0A'''man
EoyRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcT.-Ar A MEET.
ing Of the Assembly Convention Of the Fourteenth
o ssrss
Of s oa On II. sssss
Mitchell unanimously chosen a. the Democratic Can
Tor Member Ss5RE si% f. .S s ss Chairman
Lows N. GLOVER. Secretary.
EOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT.-AT MEET
ing Of the regularly elected psles.tes from the Six
held Of sixth and Seventh
the 9th August; Mr.. solomon 3 Noble was unanimously
the candidate Of the Democratic Republican elec
Tor. VI
HARRY PARDEF, Secretary.
NINTH wARD-sEvENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT.
At meeting of the members duly elected Of the As
sembly Convention. convened at Smiths Hotel No. 90
Perry street the evening Of the h pur-
suant to the call of the General COMMITTEES was on
notion resolved that the Convention 10Th
September, Instant at O'clock, p M the same place.
JOHN MAHLMANN, Secretary.
DURSUANT TO ARRANGEMENT. THE DEMOCRATIC
Republican electors Of the village Green Point as
sembled at Charles McClennons Green Point Hotel and
formed themselves into association be called tho Dem
oeratc Republican Association of Green Point election
OF ocefs reLlted In the ohooe Smith for Pres
dent John Broad for Secretary. and Bogart Beat "
John Phelps Charles McClennon, CHARLES Sven and VIM
o. Thomas IS standing committee. to either Of whom
communications may be addressed, post paid.
TrHIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT FIF TENTH
= Ward-At . meeting of the Assembly Convention
for the Thirteenth Assembly district of city of New
York. held the seventh day of September instant pur
suant to the call Of the Democratic Republican
Committee Of the 9th of August last F. briggs was
duly appointed chairman and Patrick ogus appoint
ed the secretary Maunsel B. Field BY smation
district. JOHN r. DRICCS Chairmanv
PATRICK LoeuE, Secretary. 0-''~"A'
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. suOMEsTTADs.

CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING AsSOCIATION--TuE
- nth regular meeting OF this alton will be held
tsmber at ~ o'clock when shares will be redeomod.
MoTber are requeted 70 pss lg % ana us
meeting Cor ew members TO come in and pArtaho Of its adj
small number OF shares a'e to be dispo,ed o. The occ
Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings OF this wtck
from O'clock for tho payment Of dues to receive
WIN l.. CONKLIN. President, No. Bowory.
RonYRT d. HART, Secretary No 10 Duane street
cEcot II pEoPLE'S BUILDING AssoctATIoN.-TgE
- thIy nj citing bc told this ing at the
corner s fifth eoet kghth avenue. ATS ocock.
M,mLtrs requested 70 pay their dues previous 60 that
"O"' = J.F.W iIfiAhs. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-08

The Secretary OF the Navy's Visit to New
York.
NORFOLK Sept 9th, 1867.
The Secretary of the Navy win visit New York In the
T. steam frigatc Powhatan which is to leave here in
few days