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HOUSE or COMMONS.
Friday, Novsn.bc, 2s.

Friday, November 26.
Mr. Cherry in'ro,lnred bill 10 provide
Tor the education of Teachers. Referred
,olhe rommi tee on Education. rPrn, idrs
lnr paying Ih tniiion, al Diril-on. Aor-
NAL and w ke Fmrsl Colleges, Of vonns
men-27 aiesrh-wl,n will agree TO teach
: hon in the Stare e., twelve mon MS
after leaving college.
MIR. : y. Hill. u bull 10 incorporate III.
casvrll Mnual Fire Insurance om ,any
in The Town of Milton. Referred 10 The
tionmlilep on Corporations.
The resolutions offered hv NJ. Leach.
~ relation Ia the Public Lands, were
read.
Mr.. Leach. though he complained &c
being unwe'l. addressed The Ilmisr at some
length IN support nf the Resolutions. ne
first examined The history of The puhI,c
l.anils. anI from The dre,! of ress,on given
by N. Carnlina. argued our right IL claim
AN equitable toriion. Tie next showed
the impor,arrp al This claim, and the need
which The State has for The fund il would
give. = Mr. u. cougraInIaIe, lie Ilnuse
aud the c",lairv. npnn the pnsiIiun taken
bv the distinguished gentleman from
Wak,:sMr. Saunders.) on This question;
ilioi'x!llllf did moi app,nve Of Ins rpsnlu-
ii"n-.fle was Tor asking for N.p'<
Head an appr"pr'a'i"n Of money MOI land,
as u was eonlessedly cnnslllu;ionai Oh
l"ci. The second resolution he oiieeip,l
To because il seemed 10 be prospective
onIy IN lis demands. Mr.. L.. conrIud,d
by appealing a. Wings aud Democrats Ia
mite in supporting the rpsolnlio,ls.s
When Mr.. Leach had ronclu,lrd, Mr..
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msnis. NJ immigration. hoWsEer. .. hal
Ihis sehen.r Will 80 ssrs.sd. 11v oaly
hrpr IT,, Z snishsn 81 1hr p.ssses =
tie tsil 81 lie rkirn.ian a. ~ - 4.
Road ~ Braslari. : upa ias plan poo
posed hy Gen. SanndrFs-hy ! tzn,lrr
Al he Si-sr's sock IN ne Ralrigh snd
Gasian Rsad ~s.a l alien is~sr i'nP~s lhsi
ihe Road ran b~ rrssndrd uesi. &c "a
ilsef rhzrar PseenIed iar rs extension.
npon The Tenne<ser plan. proposed Wy NJ.
Avery. 10 al: HAT lhr si-ie siAsh gas
rznsee he snprrsnurinre ~hea ind'-
I ssduzls shall rnnsplsle lhr grsdsng-ahr
payments Ia be a,zde BY lhe Stale spen
lhe complexion nj rsery irn miles, bi
rourse ,hr spprapsisIina wEIi be made far
the r.mpirsi.n 81 The work On ape Fear
aud I,erp Rivers. u sould be shame
lar the STATE "a permi, that wark 20 lsli
lhrnush lnr Inc want a ANAL zppropri-
zIiaa IN ramplrie n. -
The Plsnanih Bank Bill. whieh was
reire.ed an Saturday. was rrrnnsidrrrd
to-day. any made he special order II the
! dag Tor Wednesday next. The bill IN inenr-
roraie ihe Charleston. Blue Ridge and
Chattanooga Rid Read Company psssrt.
us third rrading. The bill ia ailarh a
patisn af Dsvtisaa County 10 Fors, The.
was rrjeriesi-s~a s q. NAYS Sc.
In the mr. mons ihe bill 20 Increase the
r-pilal sork of The cape Fear and Deep
River Navigation Company Ia $3.50. 900,
passed is third ,eading; and. under sur
. prasinn nf Inc rule. Was ordered 10 be en-
guessed aud Sent 20 HE Srna'e.
|, The Fee Suffrage hill. whirh had been
made the special order fnr to-day. was
postponed until 10 morrow al one o'rlock
The bill 10 inrnrpma'e the N. c. and
Tennessee Rail X AL Company was also
postponed until tom row Al I2 o'rlork
I The Hon. Kenneth RaynrI rame within
faro votes of being elected 10 the Senate
az The United States io-day. The sol,
, sioad thus: Rayner 10. Dnhbia 70. Scat
! ierinR 9. l60 VOTES were given. 81 ,l,a, 8
we're necessary To elect. Unless The Demo
/ Gratis bring iorwarI another candidate To-
i morrow, il is prabsb'e tina, Mr.. Rayne
will he elected.
!, The voies fnr Governor were comprr
ed and counted in Tie presence IL The iw,
IIr ses TODAY. The following j. rh'
re NJ: Whole number"fvnies casts $40
lIasm s. Reid received 4s.567: Jnhi
Kerr received 43.o03. Reds maiori,,
564. +.
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am truly yours,
WILLARD FILLMORE.

lmE CuBA DrFfrcuLTY.-fhc sieamr
Chrn,krr saIlr,is,nr Saturday from New
Ymk for lIavmra, IN place oi The . r.
scent Guy. now III, iergoing repairs. ne
Chrrokee is commanded ny Capt. Bax-
lei. nf ,ir merchant alarsse, an, has on
hoard Mr.. Smiih and l,s1al,rr officers Of
,lr. Crescent Civ. Ihaslii-uranre rom
pnrs Of New York deThne 10 insure
freight on board Of her: aud she has 81 q
wiih"ii rnhrr freight ar passengers ~
Havana, anl ais, w,lhnut il,r mails, ahrh
the lisl.uaslcr al New York. ~ pursu'
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POSTSCRIPT.

Our Raleigh correspondent. by yesterday eve
ning's mail. has furnished US the foIlowingy:
Raleigh, Monday. Dec. 9Th, 1882
In the Srna,e to-day, Mr.. WmIfin
intro lured q bill TO appropriate SIS .0OD.
90 ior The completion &C weiks Of In
IenaI Improvement. u is a SORT Of ON
Minus bill. and embraces appropriations
for a., extension Of The N. q. Raj Road
West into Tennessee and East To Beau
{ n llarhor: appropriations for The i'm
pro~~meni nj The Caiawba. The Yadkin.
ani.fhe Cape Fear and Deep Rivers; aud
also iOr npening The inlet Al Mays Head
Tue ssvestrrn. niemhers. a great proper
lion IL them Al least, are prepared 10 60
tof = yety liberal system Of improve
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
sENATE.

Friday, November &c.
Mr.. Washington frnin The r.mmIiee
on eduraiion reported hack The bill 10 prn-
vide fnr The appointment al y s,iperinlen-
dent Of Common Schools. aud FIR other
purposrs: aud recommended iIs p,ssagr.
On moiinn of Mr. Cunningham. The bill
was male The special order lpr 10 u'clnrk
an Monday.
Mr.. Woodlin in'rninefd . bill la en-
courage agriculture. manufacturers aud The
mechanic aris--rad ami referred 10 the
committee on agriculture.
Amessage was rrrrIved from The House
Of Commons. stating thu they had PASSED.
BY The constitutional majority. hill 10
amend the Constitution 81 Norih Carolina.
IN which they ask The concurrence Of the
Senate.
On motion of Mr. Sterile, the said hill
was made The order 81 The day for Tues
day next al I2 o'clack.
The hill 10 abolish trial BY jury in The
ro"niy Canria. aud Tor the innre speedy
and certain administration of justice. was
read seruni time. aud un motion nf Mr..
Bynan. w.s made The spectral or,lcr for
"Wednesday al liz o'rl"ck. ,rgeihrr with
the rcsnlu',m roneerni Z The Supreme aud
Superior Conr's.
The blI. TO ascertain the VIII IT, amount
81 taxes paid nv The penple 81 North Ca.
rnlina, were read a second time aud pa--
sed.
The res"luiI'n r guessing onr Senators
and Representatives IN Congress 10 use
their inilnenre I'd abolish The duty un Rail
Road Iron, was rad a second time and
passed.
The resolution requesting our Senators
and Representatives. 10 use ihc,r irnurnre
TO have Naval Drpui established al
beaufort llarbnr in This S,H,c. was. on ma
iion Of Mr.. rhnmas. Laid nn the table.
The hill 10 incnrpnralr The rnsIpes IL
liillsbnr"ueh Aca,lrmv was iea, seron,i
Tune, and on mnlinn Of Mr. Berry The rules
were suspended AMI The bill was read
third lime and pass.d.
Saturday, Novcnshct 81.
The committee an Congressional Die
iricls made Two reports. MIR. 'rhonpsnn.
"n lra,e. nzdr verbal repuri 10 hrI,all &c
the malnrliv: anI Mr. Berry. IN behalf If
The minority The r"nm,i &c. submitted
a written report. accompanied hy bill.
The bill vas read aud ord,ic,l Ia be min.
ted.
The bill la incorporate The Bank Of
Cumberland was read The second iisnr.
and after debate was njerir,l-yeas 23,
navs "a.
The bull 10 ascertain the whole amount
Of lakes pad BY the people Of North
Carolina
The bill 10 incorporate The Bla,en
Steam Boa, COMPANY; aud,
The resolution requesting cur Senators
aud Representatives in Congress 10 use
their influence in iavor nf aholishiny the
'iniies nn Rail Road Iron. we're severaIIy
read llnd time aud passed.
Monday, November 90.
Several bills were reported from the
rommiilees.
Nr. ll,nnm introduced hill 10 an-
lhnrIse The business oi banking. The bill
was Iead = iirsl lime. aud ordered 10 he
printed. aud "n moiinn referred 10 seIrc,
''mmlltae. consisting Of Messrs. Bynnn,
i"kr. Mitchell, Shaw. and Thomas.
Mr.. Richardson introduced a bill 10
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l,ou.r. sa ice nrr-ans A rusor. was rr4d
srrend nmr. and on mniinn Il Mr.
cowprr. said bin ~zs laid upon The l~hIr.
The SENATE proeredrd 10 The ronside-
ration nf sLr speriai order, being The bill
20 prusIde Tor lie appointment Of : Super
iniendens az Canmon ScIsopls. upon us
second reading. Two 90 shfre smend-
mems were proposed and rsJrciet. Mr.
Brower mo, rd 10 redure The salary Of The
Superintendent fam 81 500 20 $1,000. and
said II 50 passed d"zsn applications
w"uld he made Cor The office Air. L'l-
I,netnn in rrpply said he had ~" daph, Of
il: and M, on- az The applicants would be
warlhy in Gil the pl,re. The amendment
was rrirrird.
Nr. Cunningham addressed The Sensis
at some length ~ support Of tie bill. Alter
y which The yeas and nays were taken. and
the hill passed yeas 30, nays Is.
Mr. Wnodfin Iniedurrd bill ia moor
pprale the n. e. Agricultural Soeieiy;
said bill was read first time.
4 TT. ~.,,-. a
80. ny" Pa Il. 'e''a'.
s'h",' '"1 :" n,""p" .""'s rA
wy wi "e 'A"''sh''e"' " q oa"A ~
80" ''"'",.
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e"'p"'a.e VIC na"A y nc '"o''c,n.s''
:" ,"''n .'A'o'hH was 'aA'h v anu 'es'
-, ,'''e.
he ~" vas "prn~'"". -" i''','hs'o"
'hn s"pp"nea ny WI. 1h'he'' a,'" amer
wa.as rejer'en-veas ". nays 81.
we o''' !" p'a''"e ~, 'hr app"lh,hen
:" a superintendent o. o""'h"n Sehm''
anu '"' a'hr' Pn'p"sfs' wa feau : MN
'iir anu pass.a. ieAs III ha's 10.
he '"',f '"f '"e fonsn'e'a''"n OF IN
sPr''ai ""r' having a,nsfd. ihf SAM
was 'aAen UP. ming '',e n''i '" ameho wv
o"hs',u'i"n on Norm eaioilna' on "
sfr"h" nau'ng.
W.T. p."e''sh ""sen MAJ NE oh' n'
p"s.ra"r' ~" ma"' ''e ",'sr = u'e ~,
"l ""'s"ay nfA' ~ ~ e'ocS.
n' ''"''"h was MOI ap'feh 70
"e i"es''"" '''"''e" "h 'he passage
/" 'n' "''' a"' me yeas anu nays hein'
'aa."' .'AS a. nass 20
""'e WI" 'ehe" !" 'he aih,na.ise arr
n s. A'',,''"n' a'e"urh' barrow
ne.,s' n"mer. ,"v", if"gnen. bnn'lne
"""'" ,,"""" iNA' "''h>, ',m
nhs"am. ''.fhe' iiafe1a'a. iirrr'ng. w
s""' ~, n','' '.'''',s'"'' n.n"wr'l. MINI
Steele. Thomas. wa,d Wa.l;uy,on w.,
s.n. and Wuh.rs-3i.
rhose WIN voted in the negative ar,
| Mr.srs. Albright. Bynnm. cawper
IIoke, n. r. j .nrs. Joynrr. Kelly. Lane
I a. m
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The bill TO incorporate The Bank nf
RnAnnke, al Plymouth. vas read tie
third Time and pa, sed,
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Our Cazcnovla Correspondence.

CA>ESoyIA, September "a 1852.
e1rit Smih up or Congress 1nd not for the PrcSidency
The Candidates in he District
saw in the BEE.Lp Of the 23d inst. despatch from
Buffalo stating that Gcrrit Smith nominated at Ca
nstotn for President II mistake; IL for Con-
SO you have tbrae candidates in this dis
tfict In the field nr Congress First, VIE have
Hon Wiliiem , Hougb-old bunker freeeoiler
Gerrit Smith-Gsnt Smith
Henry Teneyok, whig-Scott man
There We have them, tit tat toe, who rot a row.
General Hough s somewhat popular politician of
the cid schooan mber at Congress of tho
Regents OF the Smithsonian Institution and offered
Generalshp in the Mexican war, under Poks admins
tratcn
Gerrit snith-every body knows Gerrit Smth-he will
poll large vote in this district A good many think 1t
world do him good to TO Washington take OIL
the rough edges Of his ultratms He s powerful
popular before audience of aboonisis and has
a commandirg influence with the and children.
But he sboald to Washington hs would have
arguments instead OF sympathetic appeals and work
under parliamentary rules instead OF carrying everything
before him by the storm of his popularity before the
aforesaid audience Let him 60 il he can twill do him
good.
MIR. Teneyck Is young map, and very popular with
the young men OF the district He is quite large
nufacturer glorious fellow. and will well
Twill be funny contest The party collars hang very
loosely this fall There issue before the except
personal popularity 1he candidates are all free soers
and all the poor devils who compromise
tain the Fugitive Slave law have candidate Tor whom
to vote as / can see. MADISON
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Kings County.
SECOND DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL


SECOND DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION
The Democratic Congressional Convention Of the Sc
cond (Brooklyn) district assembled at the Eagle Hotel
Fulton street Saturday evening After organization
the right Of the Tenth ward delegates to participate In
the proceedings contested the ground irresu
laiity at the primary meeting From the statements
made appears that tho inspectors compelled to
suspend the reception Of votes before the
for closing the polls from fear Of personal violence and
placed the ballot boxes in charge Of the Third district
police for safe keeping On the other hand 1t alleged
that there threats Of violence therefore no
cause to warrant the pursued by the inspectors
On motion a committee of from each ward ap-
pointed excepting the Tenth to investigate into the
circumstances OF the and report the proper
course to pursue in regard to the matter Who after
celebrating for about half hour (he Convention In
the meantime taking recess) recommended the hold
ing OF new election, leaving it to the Democratic
General Committee 10 designate the time and place. of
which due notice will be given.
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The free soil denomination, says the Columbus State
.Ionaol OF the oath instant OF yesterday Neirs
New uan well filled viii attentive and respectful
Listeners Hon John +. Hale addressed the meeting
for one hour and q half lie IL q pleasant speaker,
at times eloquent, not dealing in personal denunca-
ton or abuse Some Of his points well taken The
courte pursued by Oho's Senators Allen and Tappan
both locoocos in voting for the admission OF Texas
severely censurtd How could the friends Of freedom in
the slave States stand up for the Of liberty when
the ocoiocor OF Ohio by both OF her Senators acted
with the SHAREHOLDERS in this game Of acquiring new
siave territory Mr. Bale Is announced to speak at
Wellington Ohio, Friday, the LIST Of October and 1t
Elyria. on the I'd.
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New York Politics.

TWENTIETH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
ROME, Sept. 20, 1852
The democratic In this city last evening" eeot
ed "bardshe delegates to the Congressional district
convention who in favor Of Moultou against the
StIyk or soft shel' candidates.
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From the South.

DAMAGE TO THE COTTON AND RICE CROPS, Ero.
BALrIsosH, Sept. &c, 1882.
The southern mail through to New Orleans came In
this evening.
The papers throughout Lousiaas, Alabama, Gscrgis
and Mississippi all state that the cotton crop has been
greatly Injured by rot aud that the crop will be much
shorter than nwas anticipated.
The first lot of rice received mt Charleston
Friday. The damage done to the crop not groa.
lad been feared
The Grand Lodge Of ODD Fellows adjourned sine die
yesterday
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Election In WISCONSIN,,

To day election takes place In Wisconsin for Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court and associates In
this contest party lines appear to be only partially
drawn. The democrats have made regular nominations
while opposed to them ticket which is ostensiby in
depct dent, but which may be safely set as ncud
Ing the Shg candidates The following the nomina-
tions
Democratic Independent Wing
Chief Justicee. Chas III. Larrabee. Edward Wilton
Associates. ..Abrsm ID Smith. Marshall NJ Strong
sam uel Crawford. Jas. IL knoHlton
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KIcHM0ND, Sept. 70, 1867.
The Soe'n Bonner, secsssionist journal refuses to
support the Union ticket put forth by the late
ton at Atlanta
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VIEWS BY TELEGRAPH


a Series OF Railroad Accidents, de.
PuLADELrHIA, Sept %, 1851
Mr. Henry Adair while On his way to the vhig meet
Ing st Pottsvie, wG BY the Of the Read
ing Railroad yesterday at FhssixviIe, and had his
crushed.
ApasseHger train thrown from tAs track yesterday
Pottsville BY which two gontlsmea severely
crushed, and several others slightly injured
The engineer Of the Mine Hill train fell the track st
Psttstown yesterday and badly ipjurd that he
died in few hours.
young msu had his arm badly shattered at Potts
viie yesterday by tho premature discharge Of
while firing salute.
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M,rEr.s AND wATERISa PrACEs.

.,,o.,pa uousE.-THls WELL KNOWN HOTEL
sis.Asss n 81. Augustine, Florida sfe isvorite resor
sss veti daring the tlntcr eesson " rohs' vh "
CFkTER h CO.. NJ. ~ oil Slip
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LIQUORS.

DURGUNDY PORT LANDING-BURGUNDY PORT.
- OF the welknown brands St Martin and r. Danton
ypee half pipes quarter casks and eighths landing from
bark Charlotte Wynne I'D for sale by CAZET ASTON,
81 Water street. Also in store + Martel 0tsrd Du-
Co. Rasteau and other Brandies Gins Ru Whs
Les and Wines Of all descriptions.
WHITE FRENCH BRANDY FOR PRESERVING
For sale in quantities to suit families at WIN. IL. UN
UERHILLS Wholesale family 40 Broome street,
of Crosby Scotch Ale India Pale Ale London and
Dublin Porter and brown Stout, &C., imported direct
VLM. II. UNDERHILL, IMP JRT Err AND DEALER IN
w Brsndies, Wines Whiskey, Ram, Gin. Champagne
&c. Offers for sale large assortment Of the best
less than other house. An
extensive Of bottled Wines Liquors 40 Broome
Of Crosby. N B.Cty and country dealers
al invited ~ call.
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ElENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (MADAME
Sl GiayesI Academy sor Dancing, $50 broadway will
open the let Of October Their mesncd of tesobug hs
eceved universal APPRECIATION Combined with instruction
" the dances Ia mode and In rarlcr dancing hroush
all los Variations the exsroieos for developing
young scholars found highly beneficial
OF acquiring elegance sssy style OF motion
aong reduced 10 tow comprehensive ruloo simply
9sined ard thoroughly taught To step properly In walk
rg order 20 obtain pleasing graceful ncin forms
each lesson and everything observed thai vti I'm
pupii dignitcd noble dcportmeas Enquire
further ht the Academy.
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TIN. TURF.

81 s & IS l N 49, So ~ IS - ~
ITNioN COURSE, L. T.--rRoTTGNG.-ON MONDAY,
% to the second best horse miles and repeat under
SADDLE. ~ Dmuock names d. Jack Rossiter w. Pea
nody names D. N. Lady Janej W. Wordruf namos r. e.
& NJ lady suffolk. Cars will leave the south ferry,
ookl5n Tor the Ioure at two o'clock and when
the sport u ortr. Fare each way y eents.
JOHN l. sNFDikER, Proprietor.
gTNloN COURSE. L. I.-TROTTING--TuEsDAY, 9TH.
=, IS o'clock T. Nj A match for 500. miles, aud
pert ~ harness Mr. Whelpby gr. Shaeko Back;
Eulter Ferry Brooklyu at ocIoek n NJ Return a. soon
as lie slort l. ever. Fare, each way % cents
JOIN l. sNEDiKER. Proprietor
IIHIoN COURSE, H. -TROTTING-WEDNESDAY
u September @.th, "a o'clock. H. NJ purse and stake
Ter $40 mile hcata best three In Ave Mr.. a,
winch ~. IN, Lady Bond; MIR. j. Woodruff
ant lti Nr 5. Mclaughlin names Blanc Negro;
Ms F i. Nodiut b. Geo. West stages will leave
Fulton Ferry filyH at O'clock T.. NJ Return
~ snort is over Pare each way, ~ eeuts.
duuh J. sNEDIkER Proprietor
JINIoN CorHsE, J.. t.--rROTTING.-oN THURS
" day, September JNth, u z ". precisely match for
SUV two mlet end rtg,at, n harness. Mr ~ Jones names
Jersey Tirl; Hr Wh'igy names 4 4 r ION; uars WIZ
IlNIoN COURSE, l.. t-TROInNG -ThURSpAl.
~ Scptc nicr Goth. at 81 o'clock, T. W purse ano
and driver To- weigh 1 pounds Nr. =. ieaglin names
True John Nt. W Whoelsn names Honest john We
Perry brooklyn at ~ O'clock r. " and return - soon
the he .Pors y % over. JOHN l. sNEDikER, rropr'stor'
CtENrHEviLLr COURSE L. I.-GREAT STALLION
~ nRsSl for x2O three milo heats, $50 pounds wR1sm
llseisy fssN Mr.. ID. Tailmsu namea b. h. SA Lavroro.
sr. a. sriesr nanes b. h. Washington.
JOEL C0NKLrN. PrspSas.Ss.
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

49, .~%s y =
IA oars the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
x{ Hall station Ney Yorh daily Sunday % excepted
sonnsotug The Railroad Albany and Troy
Lebanon spnss Pittsasd sPraghea and other intermo
Chatham Four Corners, connectns with Western Rail-
ioad goins s Passengers tor Lebanon srrings g tsss
Csuasa srd - Lebanon srryng aAsly Aha snms
''''''' ". sLoAT, Supesia.eniOa,.
CAsDEN AND AMB0Y aAIhRoAD FOR PufLADgL.
Korth r,ser az A. H. and Up. a., sAroush Ia I houra
fare siass &S second Glass 10y 2 bre oniy) s2
aeturniaE ,ssys Phfiadebhla oos o. "s9at qsroo'
LSoR PBiLADELPuiA DIsEcT.-U 8. AAih AND
Exprxss hnss through III four hours-Aew Jersey Rs
ROAD via sorsey City leaving Nes Ycrk a. a. NJ loot 81
ior srss class, ana s2 a. 'oT scsond esss & ana
sssurn 2. sndS S saa .. 2 esi.sSrf g~, =,
shove lsse end throuak baggage carried n VIC " snf
Up. y. itacs
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoa D.--TRAING LEAVE
III Chsmssrs stret alton daily tSapdas oxcsptedb ti
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snnaio o. Montreal Al. sghs ocioeh tbs eyesins
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.ens ssssst and Thrts ssroet Sunday Nail Tran
AZ Two r. w. from CaaI street Farce 81 30 % Albrny,
Siosro So Tioket, AMI Bsggago checks Tor principa
GEDRGE STAKE Superintendent
NIOrivG 10 TRAVELLERS GoIse souIa.-GHASar
IN et BaSr Of Lcays BaitmSre Ss Se,sk ana .
sy hns scsners viii leave the lower ena Of Spears wharf
s1SsgSc cssrsSaS SS and
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arriving ~ s 10 .,eanocn op orsnn.
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ohspss TO- ssssags tu The depot 70 'hs gThs Ar.r,
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COMBINATION OF THE SENTENCE OF DEATH -
This Committee Psrdons made report ysstcrday 81
meeting OF the Governor end Council In favor Of c0n
utipg the ,cntsuce Of death paced upon Thomas Dav
Tor the murder OF his sister 70 improanent for ie vho
Council pnsnimously adopted the report -Bosts~ Adr
Gs~ Sex 70
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u Wicc.pee Comnanv FisSL,Ii t.a; ~" n.h Sahhn..rnh

COTTON FACTORY PROPERTY FOR sALE.-THE
Wiccapee Company Fshkill Landing, Dutohess coun-
& a.. ~ nn, sell at public auction on the premises the
estate machinery and Effects Twelve
acres Of Land With large three story brick Factory M
by ~ feet roof covered with galvanized with pckor
ana boiler rooms attached having steam and gas pipes
.hrough all the rooms for heating and lighting the
used for office wareroom and storeouse four large
story brok dwelling Houses with all suitable
The Dam, Tlumes and Bulkheads made in the best
manner Tor strength durability and beauty Of dnsh The
water Power equal to l35 horse power dryea
SON on fall Of M feet The Machinery oonsists Of sO0
ring trostle and mule spindles aud 90 wide looms with
all other necessary machinery for operating the
coarse or tine oottons Was b1 In l8 in the
order The present the
half mile from the Hudson River Railroad sixty miles
New YORK and directly the proposed line inow being
suryeyod Of the Hartford Providence and Fshki
road very desirable for shop
on an extensive scale other heavy light
turing The real estate machinery DO sold
separately The property be viewed Maps
OF the property and all gvcn
munioations % %s AddTsss WSSaPes Company fsLk Land
Fishkill Landing July 49, 1852