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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
SERIOUS ELECTION ArrRAy AT WASHING

TON COUNTY, MD.-We learn from The Booasboro'
Odd Ftilon, that on "Wednesday, Mr.. George w. Van
Lear and Mr. John +. Schneoly, who were old
hiends, met at the polls az ShlrDsourg, when Mr..
Van LEARN spoftiye way, Snatched MIR. Schneby's
ticket from him, whereup0n Mir :. struck Mr.. Van
Lear severe blow With the leased cad Of wagon
whip, when Van Lear Immediately aDoogized and
sald nc me ant 10 ham but this did not satisfy Schne
bly, snc he again struck hiu several bio ss, where
upon AN Lear crew kniie and inflicted two or
three serious ard danseIous wounds in his breast
and sbcomen non which 4, is feared he viii no. re.
cover. MI Van Lear was Immediately arrested and
committed ban being refused m consequence OF the
dangerous nature OF the wounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
ASSEMBLY,

Mr.. GAYLE reported adversely on the bill to in
corporate the Mechanics and Traters' Savings Bank
In New. YOlb, on the ground that there already
sufficient Institutions OF the KIND. The bill was
committed with Instructions u insert certain
sfYctions.
Mr. Snow introduced bin 20 incorporate the
New.Ycrk AIT. Union Hall Association
Nj CLARKE laid on the table the resolutions rela-
tive to the Canal frauds
The 33d Report Of the ke1-lOrk Institution OF the
Deaf and Dumb was read.
The House adjourned I'll Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
Charleston Races-Quick Time.

CHARLESTON, "Wednesday, FEB. A, 1852
The Chsrle sion races commenced to.day and we're
largely attended when the four mile race came of
John Canpbelrs horse Monte the first he II in
the unprecedented time here OF minutes IL seconds.
William n. SnkleI's horse, JEFF Davis, no viewer,
took the purse, winning the second and third heats.
Time, second heat, I'm iis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Friday. Feb. g. 1882
The Californians IN TINS city Will ylsl the Presi
dent In a body to-day, to lay before him the griey
ances under which they are suffering.
Ole Bull Is still In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
rhe Ice in the Delaware-Vessels in a Crlti-
cal Position.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Feb. q, 1852
The steamer Konntbec tor NexYork, the City
Ice. boat the tow. boats America Reliance and Her
cues, and two oyster-boas, are all IN very critical
situations among the heavy ice in the Delaware
River, near the mouth of the Schuylxii, unable to
move up or down. The danger is, that when it
breaks up II will carry the vessels ashore. and II 50,
the ice will pile up on their decks and bury them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
FIR AZ Uiea-Melancho,y Accident.

UTICA, FN0ay, FED. D, Io32.
A FIRE occurred in this city to day, destroying
cabinet shop and carpenters shop on the corner
of Washington and Lloerty.s,s Loss about 50 900.
The wife OF A L. Johnson, President OF the On
tario Branch Bank, burned az is feared fatality
this morning by her clothes taking fire in her own
parlor.
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Mrs, Catharine sinclair.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Feb. o, 1852.
Mrs Catherine Sinclair has concluded an engage
ment with the manager OF the CheStnut-streeI
1heater, and Will shortly appear here.
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aIarseis-Repor.sd by T.Iesrep..

Bw.ORLEANs, Thursday, Feb. 8, 1852.
The sales Of CoTrON yesterday we're $500 bales
at steady prices. ) rict Mlddltng was quoted al
&c. MISS Pork was selling at SO 50. Rio COFFEE
has advanced 10 Sc ash. STERLING EXCHANGE is az
st TO &c premium.
CHARLESTON. Fiday, Feb 6. 1852.
CorroN-sales 10 day, OF 49, baies, az CT as 36.
The market is unchanged.
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Earthruake. -

CHARLESTON, Friday, Feb. 6, 1852.
The shock of an earthquake was felt last week at
Pulaski, Lawrencebureh and New Madrid in Ten
nessee. Also, at Columbia IN this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
Removing the Mint.

RICHMOND, Friday, Feb. 6, 1852.
series Of resolutions nave been introduced IN
the Legislature of this State, insiuctng the Sena-
tors representatives. in Congress IS vote for the
removal OF the Mint from Philadelphia TO New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
Masonic Hall Destroyed by Fire.

CHARLEsTos, FRIDAY, Feb. @, 1852
The Masonic Hall, al Doageyle, In this State, has
been destroyed BY FIRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
The Wheeling Bridge Case.

WASHINGTON, FnOay. Feb. o, 1872.
Judge Mclean delivered his opinion IN the Su-
pYeme Court this morning, tha the wheeling bridge
Is an obstruction to naVgable waters of the United
States and violation OF the common night to navl-
gate those waters, and is therefore unconsiitu-
tonal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
Lond on Money Market.

The English FUNDS were depressed CoSsoLs
closed at 9oldet ExcHEouER BILLS 56039s
RAILWAY SHARES were dull aud dropping FOREIGN
STOCKS weaker, MEXICAN Bosps a9s 029! SPANISH
FivEs a3623t The BULLION In the Bank of Ens-
land was fast increasing the last returns were
Ell S24 eo7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE oP THE THERMOMETER,
AZ Detaforr's, Formerly Lynch Csark'si l5l Wans
1852. Am. Noon. SPIN. JPN.
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a The weather yesterday and last
night was drizzly and wretched, but it was easily
tolerated in view OF the benefit that accrung to
the streets. At midnigh. the storm passed of, and
the moon shone with redoubled lustre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
AUSTRIA.

Pv the new PruSsian Gazette of Jan. Is, we notice
that Prince Schwartzenberg had been indsposed for
some days He was struck with apoplexy on the
la,h and serious consequences were apprehended
Prince Metternich has appeared in public at one Of
the balls given by the Arch Duchess Sophia, mother
of the Emperor.
Congress is actually pursuing its labors on the
Customs question.
Penal Colony has been established in Hungary,
in spite of the unavaing remonstrances and resent
ment of the HungaTians.
Proposals arc in active preparation for new Aus
TITAN Loan, to be effected in the Fcsegn market
The urgent necessity of this measure to carry on
the machinery of Government is stated to have been
the real cause o. the retirement of Baron Krauss
from his late post as Minister o. Finance.
The second note of the President of the French
Republic to Prince SchwartZenburg contains the
strongest assurances of pacific policy and the re-
appointment Of NJ de Fehault as Minister OF Franco
TO the Austrian Court which is a good deal talked
Of ard seems to imply the best possible feelings be-
tween the two powers.
tHere the wires broke DO wn, and @e have, there
fore, 40 farther news]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

Manchester Trade Report
There had been large business done Ia YARNS ~
former rates, and the India and China trade haa
improved.
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Markets-.LrvEnpooL, Jan -.


CorroN- During the last three days, the market
had been very buoy ant, and prices were tlrn IN
favor OF the seller say l-l6d. on mddling qualities
The sales o, the week amounted 10 ll,2O2 bales OF
which Spectators took g 800, and exporters, 5,lSJ
The sales on the 23d were 500 bales 1900 OF which
were export -.
FIouR-Large operations had taken place IN
American, az an advance Of Is p bbl The stock was
light, and holders were exporting to tae North OF
Europe.
Com is unchanged since the last report.
WHEAT was in active demand al an advance OF a.
G6d ID 7Oh American White was worth 6s. id.e0
rs. Red, IS Cd G6s. %.
PRovIsioSs-Beef was inquired Tor and wanted,
the stock being low. Bacon had slightly Improved,
No American Pork in the market, and the trade SUP
Div themselves with Irish. Hams, unstable: Snou-
ders moved more freely. The stock OF Lard was
very low and holders were standing on Is as ad-
vance. .
SuGAR-More steadness had been observed, put
NO material change In value had occurred The
LONDON markets were steady at previous rates.
COFFEE Was very firm, holders keeping cut oil tue
market.
TEA-Large arrivals had given buyers slight ad-
vantage.
RIcI-2COtcs Carolina had been sold at l5s ID
for ordinary, TO lss. CT. for good.
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PRUSSIA.

Efforts had been made by the Court party in Pfus-
STA to sbrogate the Constitution, although propo-
sal to effect the restoring of the high monarchIal
principles had failed by vote of l47 to l2S.
The result OF the late debate is regarded as rather
encouraging than otherwise, and new projects of re-
vision are proposed daily.
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ENGLAND.

In the political world there has been complete
lull and all parties were glancpg prosPectvely az
the trjal of strength that must take place between
Lord John Russells Cabinet and Parliament.
The near approt ch Of the meeting OF Parliament
had given an impetus to the demand for new Re-
form Bill. Meetings had been held in Manchester
Leeds and other towns, to sustain Lord John Russell
in his effort to improve the litcal franchise. The
demonstrations, however, did not appear to nave
been very remarkable or their spirit
The Manchester meeting on Wednesday, the 2lst
was the most important electoral demonstration
held in connection with the subject The London
Tsrnes complains thai the NJ tropos is n quite as
absurd and anomalous state as the County of Ian
caster with regard to the representation.
London with population of two millions and
half, only sends 90 members to the House Of Com
mons, including those from the Metropolitan
boroughs. For the Counties OF Middlesex and the
eastern division of Surrey, or the score OF rd.eaoe
property, the disproportion is still greater
The London journals are in state Of purturba
ton respecting the National defences and are sug
sestiDg various resources and modes of defense in
case of INVASION The Morning Chronicle surprised
that the nation should have long been blind to the
necessity which exists OF avang itself OF Its means
of protection Another journal argues the proprie.y
of recalling the ships and steamers On serves
abroad.
EThe American Mnister and Mrs. Lawrence,
Miss Lawrence and Col 7. d. Lawrence len Lon
don on Saturday for Paris, 10 be absent few days
Mr. Bancroft Davis would act as Charge dAldlres
Of the United States during the absence OF the MIN
| lister.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

There had been several executions oil military OIL
Ulcers at Madrid, and tranquility was restored
Stringent are to be enforced to destroy the
little liberty of the Press which the people OF SPAN
epioV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

~ We are requested to state that, on
account OF the news from France, the French Week
~ LIE Pare dc NeD York. will not be published at
It's usual hour this morning it viii appear this az
teruoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

~ The ordinance of baptism by INNER
sion viii be administered to quite number OF con-
vers tomorrow morning, at l0l O'Clock, IN Rev Mr.
Cofeys church, in Twelfth-st., between the Third
ano Fourth-svs. he seats are tree, large audi
ence vii witness this interesting and impressive
ceremony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

A BRIpeE OF SIzE-The great crossing
in fact almost the only crossable crossing IN
Broadway, yesterday, was from Genins Hat o'oie
10 St. Pauls. Genin, by way of accom- nodanns the
run Of custom to his Store, and the public gen.
orally had a broad pathway cleared thf0usu al al
mud from sidewalk to sidewalk, ana in''e1
the world, and his wife, to use II, oy posing ~
large placard in front of his Store, bearing 'A' n
lowing inscription 1.-THE GESIN nh'DeA
TOLL Half a dozen men, who called tae"so'
The Genn Guard,y KEEP. this wide crossing Clean
and thousands passed over 1t during Inc 0a; :.
D,,.,S w.y, are ways Of pleasantnsss, especially IN
muddy weather.
" We have barely room to reier " W
c,,Da Temuersnee Banquet Of the 18Th, an aa'eIa'-
o,a,,. .h,sh =, ia another column. only three OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

Mas. BosTwIcK.-We learn this talented
lacy is about visiting Boston and other eastern cities,
on professional tour il so, we can assure our
eastern friends they have rch treat in store. Her
next and last Concert here takes place next Tuesday
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07

ATTEMPT TO MURDER.-Mr. Fagln, the
supe fintendent of the Emigrant Lodging House, IN
. CaIaLs., yesterday morning neard gred, uis
tutance in ore Of the large rooms Of the estaonsn
ment. and, on going 10 the spot. saw large nnmoef
Of persons bent upon the destruction OF one OF inen
number. named VIM. Wood, WHO vas o'andisnlns
i.,as Enite drnning with blood which he had JUST
nlunped into the person vi German named Jonn
Gerold, infictog horrible wound In the SIDE o. ms
head After much difficulty. Wood was secuted and
taken 10 toe Lower Police Court: wheh, on oelns
81 Cd nv he stabbed the man. replied that he knew
him 10 be a murderer, and ought 70 de; SeTefa!
other expressions made by him led TO the oehe ina.
he was cersnged, and justice Lo,nrop connlteu
him To prison 10 await an examination relative 10 inc
state Of his mind.
GRASp LARcENY.-Ellen Cummings was
arrested. charged with stealing tive gold "a.cnes
snS chains which she vas Offering for sale a. inc
sai-v .,ore of n f. TImone, No. 352 BoHery
She confessed her guilt, ard was sent 70 BROOKLYN
xbere she lived, for examination
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
FURTHER NEWS BY THE ASIA.

ESGLAND.-In the House of Commons, Mr..
Hume asked whether the correspondence be-
tween the United States respecting the navi-
~ai;on Of the ST. Lawrence wonld be laid on
jae table. and whether the difference on the
subject between the two Governments had
been settled.
Mr. Parkington said he would give an an
swer TO the question in future.
Earl Winchelsea made q violent attack on the
Catholic priesthood, and said they were en-
leayorng 10 subyert the power of the Queen,
but he expected and hoped that the next Par
Lament would remedy the evil by revoking
the MaymGutn endowment and emancipation
act.
FRAScE.-Several persons of distinction
ave refused to take the oath of allegiance TO
as President.
The bill on Inc residence of foreigners at
Paris aud Lyons, would be soon submitted TO
tie Council of Stale.
iTALY.-LeIrers from Turin report the res;g-
nation OF the entire cab net, and the formation
o. i new oae.
SPAIS.-Nothing of moment from this coun-
try.
GREECE.-The financial affairs of this coun-
Try are in q melancholy condition.
SwITzERLAED.-The Grand Council of
Bcrne were discussing the new law regarding
tie press. There is no other news by this ar
f.,al of general interest.
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HOUSE FURNIS SHING STORE
l. 4 SPRING IMPORTATIONS-The subscriber

HOUSE FU X Nj = IL u ST OR E.-
L 1 SPRING IMPORTATIONS.-The subscriber
would respectfully inform his customers and the
pubic ensray, that he has received his assort.
ment OF Housekeeping articles, selected for the
Spring and Summer trade, together making his as.
sortment as complete az any at the North. and at
prices equally as low. Housekeepers and others
would find it to their advantage to examine before
purchasing elsewhere, as they can find everything
they may wantin the line of Housekeeping, thereby
saving themselves time and economy. The follow.
ing is an enumeration of a few of the leading ar.
Plated Ware-Such as Castors, Stationary and
Revolving; Cake Baskets Tea Sets, Liquor Frames,
Walters, Candle sticks, Toast R.cks, Urns, Tea
Kettles on stand. English Plated Albata Ware, the
genuine article, being good substitute for Silver
looks precisely the same, and for use is as good
such as Tea Table and Dessert Spoons and Forks,
Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives, Salt and Mustard
Spoons, &c, SC, &c.
Block and Planished Tin Goods, viz {:
Coffee and Tea Urns, Meat Dishes. (some extra ST.
zes for Hotels, &c) Vegetable Dishes, Fish Dishes
Covers in sets or single. Coffee Pots. Bggins and
Machines, (some new styles for Bachelors use,)
Tea pots, Oyster Stewers, Pudding Moulds, Etnas.
&c. Also complete assortment of common Tin
Ware, for Housekeeping pu poses.
Japan GOods.-Tea Trays Tea and Coffee
Canisters, Cake and Sugar Boxes, Knife Boxes,
Spice Boxes, Water Pals, lop Pals, &c, &c.
Wire Covers for Summer use TO put over meats,
pies butter &c, to prevent ants flies, or insects OF
any Aluu Creeping upon sncIn diO oi sdiious SIZES
and made to suit any sized dish or plate; also Wire
Meat Safes TO hang up new article. .
Cane Chairs These are new article for
Summer, being light strong, cool and durable. very
desirable Piazza Chair, as they can be LETT out
OF doors, and not be affected by the weather.
Refrige rators from 5 to % dollars, Shower
Baths, sponge Baths, Bathing Tubs, Infant Baths,
Foot Baths, &c, &c, with many other useful arti-
cles too numerous to mention. .t
L. GINTER,
my 3l-6t 1877 Main street.
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Inose over dfty years of age win be charged IS
psr cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents sdmiS
son fee viii be charged, in addition to the above
me nrst year, and must be paid at the time of ap
days. - -, >
REFERENcEs.-Dogget & Anderson, Upholster.
ers. corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond, Va
Geo NJ West & Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place
smith q Marvin. Merchants, Main ST.; Bowen Il
Bruce, Washington Hotel; Mcdonald & Lyons,
hegaiia Manufacturers, Exchange Place Hablis-
ton Bro, Furniture dealers, 18th st., do Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling; Laing, hard
ware do, do; George Hardman, builder, do: :: ]
Wharton. Editor Of Times and Gazette, do; And.
Maaenaffy, aa Esq Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
pam, savings Bank, Portsmouth,; J NJ Blanchard,
superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad.
Porfsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Gosernor of
ONO; Hon Joseph Wright Gov'r OF Indiana !:
Hon Augustus French, Gov'r of Illinois; Hon
Austin King, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead, Senator from Penn; Hon James Por.
ter, Easton, do.
All communications should be addressed (post
paid to A. WILBUR.
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
my Its -
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

Though our New Orleans exchanges we
Lave received Intelligence from this city up to
the 9Th uItimo. Tranquility seems 10 be re-
stored on the frontier, though it is apprehended
taat another expedition is preparing under
CaryaJal.
change in the mail system is about TO be
established. An increase in the advantages
OF the mail route, and dlminution of postage
are contemplated.
The new opera troupe tMaretzek's) had ar
rived in'Veru Cruz, and was shortly expected
in Mexico.
The latest news received from Yucatan in
Vera Cruz on the 2Sth, was up to the 18th
from alareda, and up to the 20th from Cam
peachy.
No tidings had been had of General Vega
and his troops, who had left Tifosuco more
than a month before.
An individual was arrested in Cordova for
endeayoring TO srnuggle twelve thousand silver
dollars in -four barrels. His excuse was that
he so concealed them TO escape the robbers ON
the way.
Communications have been received from
General Ayulos and Sr. Aguirre, administra-
tor o! the customs at Matamoros, stating that
the national tariff had been re.established in
this port.
Some Seminole Indians, who allege that they
had been expelled from Florida by the Ameri-
Mexican Republic.
Sl1 men were murdered by the Indians in the
STATE OF Nuevo Leon in the middle of April.
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ACCIDENTS BY FIRE.-On Wednesday af-
tefnoon TWO men engaged in soldering the
connexions to large gas pipe in Washington
City, were dangerously burned by the gas
which accidentally took fire.
Dir. and Mrs. Lucy, newly married couple.
were burned to death in their own house,
siockbridge, Madison County, KY, on the 25th
u!t
AT Toronto. Canada, on the 23d ult, during
the burning OF a house occupied by John Wat
son. Jr., TWO OF MIR. WIS little girls and TWO
AIfed men, were burnt to death.
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DRowNEp-A Eegro boy named Isaac, the pro
perry OF Dr. Watt Tyler, of Hanover county WAS
accidentally drowned about O'Clock, Wednesday
evening, while bathing in the James River, near
Nelson's Island. His body was not recovered until
yesterday morning, when an inquest was held, and
averdict rendered in accordance with the facts.
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MECHANICS, UNION AssOCIA.

ECHAMCs' UNION AssOCIA.
5aa. ~ TiON.nofice ~ In Exchange building, next
MULATED CASH AND GUARANTEES CAPITA.
soo,Oo0-M. 3. DEAN. President. Finance Com.
mitfee: WIN. Patton, G. G. Wood, 81. B. Judkins
A. Wilbur, Actuary " 11AaAs'
This Association has declared dividend of ,b;r+v
five and one half per cent for the wear ending
lst, 1852 No liability to assessment. f.'.
This Is an Association OF Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each othsr IN
case of sickness or accident.
BY the payment of the following annual deposits.
you win become life member, and viii be entitled
to weekly benefit (frst week excepted during
life, If you should be disabled by sickness or &C.
cident from attending to your ordinary business OF
occupauoh. remaics vii, draw In case of sickness
common to both sexes
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER 50
YEARS OF AGE.
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FISEp.-Catharne Hun and gnes Riddle were.
on yesterday, fined 81 and costs for depositios a
nuisance in an alley near the lower market per.
sons should be careful how they hazard their own
health and that OF their neghoors, by throwing
garbage and offensive oifal into streets contiguous
70 their dwellings. Benjamin A. Hatcher was lined
vi and costs for allowing team 10 stand unlawful
~ yon Cary street. James Simpson was duly fined
Tor obstructng the passage way on Bank street with
wood, on Tuesday night.
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FIGHTING There was general row among
several negroes and mulattoes at the house kept by
Maria Scott, on the Dock Bridge, Wednesday even.
ing. The watch succeeded in only arresting free
negress named Mary Brandon She was brought
before the Mayor yesterday for examination, but
the Mayor continued her Case until to-day, when it
Is probable that her colaborers in breaking the
peace will also be arrai sned. She was remanded
Ia iail
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pAPTIsT BOOK DEPOsITORY.-T,

u SUPERINT TENDENTS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOLS-The subscriber would now inform
you that he has on hand large stock of Books of
the American Sunday School Union Publications
for Sunday Schools, viz: Libraries No. /, and 3
OF 100 vols each, Sl0 Juvenile Library, IS vols S5
Village Library, Nos and 2, "a vols. 50; Child's
Cabinet Library, 30 vols, 81 so; Sunday School
Hymn Books, 8 cents Penny Hymns, l cent !;
Union Spoilers, st cents; Union Primmers cents ;
Union Questions, No. to IL, ct cents; Union Con
secutive Questions, viz: Mathew, Mark Luke and
John, each ct cents Child's Scripture Questions,
10 cents; Glass Books, 5 cents and cents Minute
Book, % cents; Record Book. 25 cents, &C.
Also. large stock of American Tract Society's
Publications, and of Religious Works-a full sup.
ply of all Denominationa and Standard Evangeli,
cal Works. CHARLES WORTHAM
my q DepOstary