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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
4 OTIS in the CITY of BROOKLYN,

I'm the 9Th Ward and situated between the three pnn-
cpa thoruughfes and business streets Of Brooklyn VIZ
the FutOn-sv Atsnest Railccsd and the Plank Road
h. highly favorable ocson Of the lots insure 70 the value
of Them "a increase beyond comparison. great many Of
the lots have been Esd lately and all those DESTROYS OF puT
chasing with small cap cheap ana timely situated home
should 90 NEGLECT 10 d. AZ necessarily
on At the psce The pces differ present from : ;
$5 with the exception OF corner lots More than go houses
lave been erected thsre many IN hand AID
go owners Of lots intend g. bdd during this and TIE Oow
us year Since the inst Of seoem5s the rslrosd stop
there every morning o. O'clock BY which s business
eau tide the South Ferry Less 'hsu ten minutes A.
O'clock AN ard st O'Clock, PM. the train leaves the
South Ferry for New Brooklyn
The mao of New Brooklyn away, be seen 81 the
bookstore Of Eydsm Prudential No 27 Bowery, Aso
a. Mr.. n. r Ssckmann's ~. g Neseyst
For further particulars Inquire ~ NJ. ALEX. EYDAmS
and Ooe In the Rln 81 House New Brooklyn else 81
VIM RADDE No 81 sIosdwey ny JACOB VI. SACk-
MAN, Esst Nev.Yo,k; c l.. kADEMACHER, No. .43
Arch-st, Phils6elphis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

UNENAS LANDS-Severa desirable
parcels Of TeIss Laads are elered 'oT barter fT tie
following goods Dry Cocoa. Clothing ha DWARF, B)o,s
Shoes Hats aud Cans Qusenswsre, Pants DRUGS AID Med
ieines Apply 70 n EGOLF, NJ. / Aunst, y, or
No. Al Market o., Pha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
OJNGER,S SEWING MACHINE :

- There 10 no longer any experiment In using .hess v
liable laberavipg machines which execute all knes efsa
ipxin style OF gfest beauty and durability They Az sAsi
10 .ny hind OF sewing and used BY ladies ths -
custom work rhs great demand FOR thess machiss ~
the universal satisfaction thsT have given, 10 no snau S
Tor their So which needs only TO be known % ~
r,cated The priocipsl office for the sale Of .hss -
ch,I is at No 3tS Broadway where tses eau b ssh
ops ration and where the proprietor De happy 10 &sm
strate their utility TO any enc who will call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
DNGJNE BOILERS. and LINE ;

II sHAFTiNG for Sale, all 10 go ID order. syks,.
IN ooerstiop at North Bergen N. In the Arseoa as6
which /, IS BY l0o feet, t~o stories hish ana evss
TANES HARRISON, OF the Northern Hotel ~
ConTtlsndt.st New-York, OF whom . lease iof ssn 4
Sea-, may be hsd upon fsvOrsbls terms Engine htesS
1over Call in the afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
SALE or to LEA

Houfe and sI Lots The north west cOrnef OF fIh
av and 8thst The House built by the present owner
and Occupsnthe being architect-ior his own eonve
nence IL brick three stories high 50 feet front There
is fine Garden Shrubbery Sc the premises For par
ticulas apply from O'Clock NJ 10 L II. BROWNE,
MaIl IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
ICuTNING RODS.-OTfS :

i IsTRErTER'S Patent Insulated Lightning ces1sau
- ..ssst Ar best ever offered TO the public Segn -
Ard Testimonials have been recsived In which eGafs
sntise me express their unqualified preference Coz - ~
. sltcsether the beat devised ths most perfectly 49,
more neatly and permanently attached TO the bahaa ~
most economical silver medal was awarded 10 d. O.
the Middlesex Mechanics Fair Lowell, Mas Loci -
are being appointed In every city and county 10 Tie Ca
States This agency 10 ob ect Tor efficient busasa -
Applications emptly attended TO- Parsons 10 ". Yw
And vicinity wishing to protect their buildings wih q
tor their interest examine this Cosducor circular IL
LUCIUS LYON L Co, Office No DsrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

Tbs Tub.criher oer, fr 'e b, h9' r. COASTS Of
the village o. .Sout seven acre, Of the 80 .1d IN te
Sue .'sr sh sse qI:h.a Of SrS',' S I property
and aes q TON die center Of the village 10 ~
~. ehuch. mile O@ H:@0H C.s su tna both
qusrteiso 5s,aytmsuts and several other mAs ~
male and sos With ali Of which it con, sc,ed .y aGs
nlsaI vsls To gentleman having ,.aaenss in one Of
ls,sspt .nd thryinI villages In the s'S'e '
e., VEN asvoiabe opportunity uov.s SAWYER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
OROFESSOR SCHUSTER'S DRAW

ING and PAINTING ACADEMY, No 49i Broid-
way is now open the reception Of PuPis Particular a
tsnon IL paid 70 Painting and Drawing from Plaster Casts
and fom Nature; Painting in Water Colos In fastil
Dnwipg on Stone and Painting IN OIL Coors Specimens
by his pupils well as BY himself may be examined a. n"
Studio
Sep.rre Classes for Ladies.
Gsntlemen's Class from 10 S o'clock T. NJ
Srecial Course for Female Teachers on saturday AFTER
moon and ore in the forenoon for Masters.
Ey.npq Cass for Gentle men from TO o'clock 49,
insti,utions School. and Private Instruction promptly at
tended TO- Portrait, painted 70 order in the above mention
'u ''' s sCHUsTER, Professor,
opposite the American Art Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
UTIVHE FARMERS LIFE Is THE

LIFE FOR ME."-So sung the poet and 10 snsi
the man u the Farm Agency. Nc IS W all It, whsre an A.
stmeut Of the greatest variety constantly hsnd, wait,
Ing for purchasers l.. 4. NILES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

WANTED D. to P9 cir has. 40. J.
~ ~. sof FOOD Land with comfortable houes
,,5 bUISn,. within few minutes Vss nom snu t.Ta,
s nSa,s. B. Box No l7lO n. Y. POsofee 's'ns '''
location, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

II story House. situated West Goth st, with stores
cellar ard eight each floor house = feet bg a.
will ent for 5000 year Price $500 500 $1,000
rem ain on mortgage. luquire OF l. REYNOLDS, or q.
FOUNTAIN No. l57 East 2oth st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
DATTON'S INSTITUTION for the

EDUCATION OF BOYS, No: 259 Grsen,-st, between
Clinton and Wsverly- place, J. II. PATTON, NJ fnn-
ena The two D-padments Collegiate and Primary, open
on MONDAY Sept Pupils prepared Tor the counting
house on for admission to any College The number oil Pu'
30 he ohsinsd At the book,sres CRUMBlES druggist
80 No R2 Roadway cor 18th St. or at the lpsttut0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
TOOL for YOUNG MISSES, No.
CTTTYVESANT SQUARE SCHOOL.

b-Mr TYEGs SCHOOL for BOYS wii WI, % s $1,000
A. No 81 East I6thst MONDAY, the ON OF sepUG".d
sny new ones no may propose Gil the vacancies s
yorkS Sea IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
MP TOHN MAC MULLEN has

opened Day School fol- Boy's No. $40 sos s
an. boci fro Broadway and i've door, ABOVE ooh 10.
1901 v.rv ,na Having resided more than tvo year, 10
Esrope AID having studi.d and taught for many year
Ire tv OF New-York be feels himself qualified % 90 Jus
49,; 81 those who NAV be ps.ed his hands Besides spell
ins RI adm Writing and A,hm,tc there viii 9e tsasa'
without extra charge, Greek. Latin frencn, spsn -
=, Tockvood's No al and Crowens, No Ss brosAwS.
P.y Ground for Boys Twenty-Five snoscr2es rs s.
Terms SIS year. Address J. MAC hOLLhH' w. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

FNO LEr-To Family. half of small,
modern built, story House. Inquire al No l.5 Chari'
tenst or No III West at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
6puses to let.

DESIRABLE OFFICES to be LET
DLarss and beautiful suites Of Rooms In the hoe build
zns No Creenviehs sutste for the use OF shipping
ho1ses or Of lawyers in extsnnve practice; also, nnse
Roons win be let on reasonable terms on application On me
,Ts,n;ses 10 JOSEPH J. COOKE co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
Marbinrp, 81.

ENGLISH MACHINERY.--Cssss,
Wool. Flax and silk Machinery, nsnufsssa 4
S.1 Curtis Co, Manchester, imported 10 order
..ni IN Nev.YorS Address, Tor prieeA "a, thsf -
iysS agents in the United ststes SAs CoChLkt@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
HOME in the COUNTRY for
DOND-ST. ACADEMY, No. SO Bond

Dt ". PARKER, A. NJ Principal -rhs next session sei
WI commences the It'll Of Sept Circular containing :, rs
booLstore Of b FRENCH No IS5 Nsssuss or 81 NO 10
Z-nad Nrau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

DAPiD WRIrING.-There are many
young Gentlemen 70 whom the scquiIitiou OF besu
uful aad exue ely rspid basnsshsud say y oos per
Lour) would be invaluable. By entirely original plan.
recently devised the uucersgned able to mpa TO all
pupils wit6ou, the possibility OF failure, bu'uesIhsnd
comhinnS In the very highest degree correctness VI form
rapdity Of scution. At home from until TO- daily,
A. ali cay on Saturday w. 5. McLAURlN,
Whiting Master, No. 81 lrying-pase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
"a ESSRS. LIGHTE & NEWTON, In
NEW and SECOND HAND PIANO.

FUKTES.-We have now on hand large ssIortmeni
Of and secondhand Pianos FOR sale aud to hire Pianos
aom $50 to $500 For hire from 81 $40 per month No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

TVO LET-With or without steam pow
=, rs first second OF third Stores Of the large brick
building on nth nrst llthsy Suitable for heavy WORK
Inquire 10 the office OF FOUNDRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
miscellaneous.

A TTENTlON. ATTENTION!-Scots
"A and Graham Associations furnished with GsfA Bsn-
pers Trsnsparencies, &c, BY ACKERMAN MILLER =
their old stand, No l0 Ns.saust, betseas Ssioo ~
Ann.sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
Housea Wanteo.

UTANTED-Part of house pleasantly
w situated IN the upper rort OF the city For four or
ys Rooms with Basement Kitchen and toe use OF bsh'
room IN srable locality shbera rut viii be paid Ad'
dress III a.. Box Ne. 200 Po'i-Ofce
"TANTED-By n small Family, with
w out children. for elk months from frs; November
next sentee furnished bolse Location 10 the nsighbor
hood OF Washington sQusle preferred. Address Box l,VS
Post.0hee.
WANTE, pa good 'iI I.l,i furnished 1I., "a
above Bond ON pleasant street An immediate answer,
giving location terms Nc addressed TO Box No l672 T o.
will receive attention Best OF references will be given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

NOR SALE or to LET-At Elizabeth
II town N J. commodious House and large Lot Of
Land on the corner Of Cath.noe aud lafayette Ste within
five minutes walk of the slrosd depos Premises In GOOD
const,ion and eRibly situated Possession given imms
dsieIy. Apply to WILLIAM +. DAY, Counsellor at Law,
ElizAbe thsowD,N J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
CUMMINGS'S SCHOOL of DESIGN
T. DE L'OUEST, lorg

teacher Of his native lansnAgs IN Paris, Offers his
service schools ami yduas No 10 Sthst 81 AArks
place Refers with permission TO Mr. w. ii. Lesgett,
Broadway sid l.th-sti Leroy, Broadway and 9ihst:
Or ". McCreacy, ChrisDpheT-s; II. Beaumont. No.
$50 Houston ST; Mr. c Cossie, 40. u WAlst; Mr. J.
Priestley, No. ~ NAssiust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

MDME. Hin, No. 1Ol St. Marks-pIace,
lIl viii reopen her French and Enallsh Boarding. and
Day School for Young ladies' Wednesday Sept 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
FURNISHED HOUSE.-To Let, until

LIST of May next three story Dwelling House, No 100
Ireenwich.sv containing all the modern improvements
r wafer bath roorn kespd very convenient tor Hns
family Possession viii be given about the 10Th o. Oeioes
Rent 400 per ennum To the tenant Will BE- sold, 81 n
valuation the entire Furniture contained the'ela
trsvssspt value To faulty requiring -
the winter the above will be suitable ano IN que he
expensiye, than hire f1rnsh - mouse; APpJ W NV
,,srni.e. eyery dsy bet xeen II and o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
NOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT, Nos.

L'OR SALE-Lot in 18th ST., 100 feet
Il west Of Irting.pace Lots southwest corner OF
Bssdw,y and 3iihs Lots 10 so, ~ Sith Soh oota,
wAy and 37th - Lots Broadway and 45dst %
Lois couer 9Th and 42ds Lots 9TH and Madison
avs and Reservoir square kpply 70 . ,o. ,
r. @ PIERCE. No l,lOi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
TyO LET in BROOKLYN.-The two

handsome tin ee siorv and basement Brick Houses
Dust finished beautifully located on Cation st v zee
south OF Myrtle-av m the immediate neehbofhood Of
and Clinton Esch House contains nlue
Rooms with hard nnished Marble Mantles Crates. c.
Ran ,nly $500 per annum Posseson I'm nediatey Tor
luther particulars, inquire Of the owner w = SAN,
KEY. adjoining the premises, or H. JON NsOS NO -"
Btoadway, N Y.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ For Baltimore Convention proceed
;,ss. see first page.
r,.RTHER CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

NV YORK. June 3d.-The American schr.
11ar,;er from New York for Navy Bay, was
,'r"ckrd on the Eastern beach of Jamaica on
'hn 18Th ult. The crew were saved, but the
"s,eo was greatly damaged, and the vessel is
. total wreck.
The small pox was still prevailing in many
avis of the Island with great virulence. In
k;ngston the disease was spreading TO an
alarming extent.
Mr.. Herrin, Minister Of Foreign Affairs in
Perm arrived at Panama on his way TO Europe,
=, an imnortaut mission connected with his
conntry and probably with ell The South Anne.
Jcan Republics.
Nachalo had pronounced in favor Of Flores
.,d oue O. his vessels had anchored in the
b,rbor. 4 letter written April 9th, on board
one Of Flores war steamers, say S that opera
lions would be commenced the next day against
F0uaIor by attacking perna and Machalo.-
FJores j. supported hv Peru and cannot easily
he driven from Guayaqu,l. The u. ). ship
Portsmouth was at Guayaquil on the LIST of
Nav and the Ra'itan was at Payta on the 18th,
expecting 10 remain some time.
II was reported that Donaldson's serenaders
had been murdered between Shasta and Butler
civ, CaIitornia.
The Custom House and Post Office at AS
foria, Oregon, were destroyed by fire on the
18th. The books aud papers were saved.
The British mail steamer Luna arrived at
Panama on the 18th with Valparaiso dates of
ADri 30. aud 100000 in specie.
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AUCTION SAFES
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE Hss. oR !. Land 4. ,. sELow RoCKETT

HALk OF LAND BELOW R0CW FTTs
- UNDER TRUST DEED-By yirtne II ! 49,
oI trust, executed by Anthony Roberts' n - ~.
nm OF color to the undersigned q trustee 4, y.
cure debt due to Robert HIN, who has sssis,ss
me same to Edward N. Dabney, dated the ostb A.
3I Aprl 1851, and recorded in the CLERKS 0sscs Z.
nennco County Court, on the 9Th dav az Me- Z; =.
ihe same year. shall, on Tuerdsy the III, =,
oay o. June 1852, at o'clock n. prucsed - .aii
Pubic suction, on the p emises. 10 the hah g.
oloosr, lot of Lend in the County If Hsnrrs -
low Ine cry OF Richmond, ADJOINING the
OF henry Saunders, and Lumpkins lots 1920
the property Of E. WaddiI, con,aiuing o 81 s,
or less $50 'Snes, more
TERMs.-So much of the purchase rnonsv ., =.
paid in cash. as viii pay the expenses of sale sn u
the sum Of $3.50, with the interest which mo-, ah ~
due thereon, and the balance payable on the Ssh
day of June 1854. with interest thereon fror, ~
day of SALE payable annually, the purchaser exc
cutting his single bill therefor, and deed of Trns
ON the property to secure the same. The title r.
the property believe to be good. but selling a
trustee | shall only convey such as is vested in mi
by the deed of Trust aforesaid Should the wealth
er be such, on the day of sale, as to prevent tn
same, the said sale will be continued from day t.
day, and to the same hour, until it is effected
je4-tds JAMES Elicit.
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Further from Nerico-I'he Passage Of the
Tebuantepec TredtU Confirmed

New ORLEANS. May 30.-Private advices
received by the brig American, from Vera Cruz,
confirm the report OF the passage, by the Mex.
lean Chamber, OF bill granting the right of
way across the lsthmus of Tehuantepec to
Col. SIoo, of New Orleans. 1t was also be-
lieved thai the I'll would pass the Senate.
Accounts from the city of Mexico represent
a constant scene of outrages and murders. In
ore week no less than sixteen murders were
committed.
A c0nducta arrived at Vera Cruz on the 9TH
instant, with nearly two millions of dollars in
silver.
The weather at New Orleans for the past
few days has been wet and stormy, as also at
Mobile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-05

An AMERICAN CONVICTED AT RIo.-The
PhIadelphia Inquirer learns by letter from
RIo de Janelro, that an American named Reese,
who was sometime since tried and acquitted
Tor shooting an Italian, was recently tried for
1t second time, convicted and condemned to
twelve years labor in prison. His counsel
have, however, applied to a Superior Court,
and he has still another chance, before it will
be necessary to appeal to the Emperor for a
pardon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-05
NeW Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD, N H.. June 2.-The New Hamp.
shire Legislature met this morning and pro-
ceeded 10 organize. In the Senate, Hon. John
s. Wells, of Exeter was chosen President w.
l. Foster Of keene, clerk, and George C.
Williams, of Lancaster, assistant clerk. In
the House, George w. kitteridge, Of New
Market, was chosen speaker and Thomas G.
Whipple, of Meredith, clerk. These are all
Democrats. The Wing vote for speaker was
ga and the Free Soil. 90.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT, AT THE
EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL.
DAYNE,S celebrated series of Gigantic Panora
ID mas, entitled
Liverpool, the Crystal Palace of the Worlds Fair
IOND0N--the Bridges and the THAMES TUN
MEL, brilliantly illuminated and the beautiful
RIVER RHINE.
IL An Exhibition on Wednesday and sat.
urday Afternoon, at O'Clock.
Eg1 Admission Is cents; children Is cents.
Eg@ Doors open at Z; Panorama to commence
moving at 6 O'Clock. my 26-ts
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N, Tue LATEST NEW Music

Ns9, THE LATEST NEW Music
xREA$ SONGS FOR THE PIANO FORTE
&s&lk I'm merry Zingara, by M w Balfe; Hap
- Ply birding OF the torest-sung by Catha
rine Hayes, composed by WV Wallace.
Deem me not presumptuous, laiy-opera song
lmogeue, by Baylor
Adelaide: words by Matthison, composed by
Beethoven
When the Swallows homeward fly: a very po.
pular song
Home again, as sung by the Harmonious"
There's nae room for twa, Scotch ballad
Passing away, or dreams of the heart, Linley
Dinna think, bonnie lassie, song by Catharine
Hayes
The beautiful Ricci song as sung by Parodi, with
English version, entitled "Oh brightly shines joys
rainbow bright
Give me the sweetest flower
| would not die in su INNER time.
love thee not for rosy cheek very popular
ooh boys, cary me long" new song by Foster
Ii was here in accents sweetest, (Qui la Voce,)
from Puritani
How can | leave thee, guitar song
New Poikas. Waitzes, &c.
Counting Polka
The Garland Polka, by Charles D'Albret with
beautiful colored vignette
Dream Life Polka; Emiline Poka-Mazurka
Maiien Redowa. by Wallersteln
FIJI Polka, Christys
Moaroe Polka. kondo; Sivori Waltz
Ton Mahacheu Waltzes, by Gungl, being No 8,
gems of the Getmania
Together with large supply of other new and
standard Music for the Piano Forte and Guitar.
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers, Ststianers and dealers in Piano Fortes
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National Industrial Congress-.

WASHINGTON, June 3d.-The National In
dustriat Congress commenced its annual SEES
sion yesterday in the Temperance Hall, and
was permanently organized to-day by the
election Of VIM. J. Miller, of Pa, President,
with eight Vice Presidents, including Fanny
Lee Townsend, and four Secretaries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-05
INEVITABLE ALBATA PLATE.
WARRANTED OF THE BEST MATERIALS
AND WORKMANSHIP

4 LBATA SPOONS, FORKS, &C.. will
"A not tarnish or change color alter using. This
me al is much harder and consequently of more
durable nature than sterling silver, to which metal
1t bears such close blance that it can scarce
ly be distinguished from it The above goods are
heavily plated with pure silver, and are made at
the well known house of Yates e. Sons, Sheffield,
whose repu alton for the manufacture Of pure al
bata Ware 10 the first in the world. Ii is cleaned In
:.e sarce "ay IS s!.se-. s::cply ty a;rr:s i. he.
water and being wiped dry directly after using.
By attending to tots last simple direction, the ar
cles will retain tner color and remain unimpaired
for years. For sale ct the use-Furnishing EN-.
porium of l.. GlNTER, 1877 Main street.
led
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~ DR.. Becher, of Frederick, Nd, has
been arrested on charge of committing an
outrage upon the person of u married German
woman named Dennis, who had called at his
Office TO procure medical advice and SERVICE
tie was committed for trial, in default of $500
bail.
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syrirGI0C the United States.

New York, June 3I.-lhe steamer United
States arrived this morning from Aspinwall,
with dates to the 28,h ult. She brings 304
passengers and $4,000 on freight, and $780,
600 in the hands of passengers. Her dates
from California and Panama are not later.
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TELEGRAPHIC NE WIS.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST DISPATCH.

BALTIMORE, June 4.
The Convention met this morning pursuant
TO adjournment, and again proceeded TO ballot
for candidate for the Presidency.
Eighteenth Bauot.-Cass sc; Buchanan IS:
Douglas Sc; Marcy 2s; Butler /; Houston IL
Lane l3; Dickinson /.
Nineteenth Bailot.-Cass 50; Buchanan IS;
Douglas 60; Scattering 81.
I'toentieth Ballot.-Cass 81; Buchanan 90:
Dougl as "a; Scattering 81.
TTentyJirst BaHot.-Cass 60; Buchanan
100; Douglas 81; Marcy 90; Butler 3D. Hous-
ton 9; Lane ID; Dickinson l. Kentucky cast
her vote for Butler.
SECOND DtsPATCH.
ONE O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
After the Goth ballot the Convention adjourn
ed until o'clock, p. NJ. The change on the
last four ballots was not material. Louisiana
cast her vote for Douglas.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Afternoon Session.
BALTIMORE, June 4.
The Convention al its afternoon session con-
tinued the halloting. On the
Thirty first Ballot, Indiana and Tennessee
went over 10 Cass, increasing his vote to "a.
Thirty second BaHot.-Cass SO, Buchanan
"a, Douglas so, Scattering &c.
But slight changes in the 9th, 18th, and
29th ballots. On the 30th, Cass received 80,
Buchanan 81, Douglas 81, Butler 20, Scat
tering 81.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
Cass continued 10 gain until the 33d ballot,
when he received 1913 votes-Virginia sill! yot-
ing for Buchanan. After this ballot the Con-
vention adjourned until Saturday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-05
Arrival of the Empire City.

NEW YORK, June 4.
The Empire City arrived to day. She brings
late Havana dates. Great excitement existed
in Cuba, relative to another invasion, and it
was believed that an expedition had already
emhD rked