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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

Y The weather is doubtful. On Sat
urdsy night there was every prospec: of the much
needed rain. bu, IL amounted only to a slight mist
Yesterday moderately cool with mingled sunshine
and shade, and heavy clouds 10 the evening but no
rain up to II o clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

MICRO SHor.--A gentleman named
Ball. oversecr for Edward 7. Tsyioe, residing U ki1s
George Co. Va, finding II necessary TO- cha:iise ned
hand fer insoen ideness Attempted 10 90 % 10 tne
elc when the negro resisted and gave the overseeI
.svere beating. NJ. Bal mounted hi. horse and pro-
ceeded to Mr. Tsyloes residence and insormsd az" o.
whst bad occurred. Mr. T In company Win BALL 70
paired " the det which tho negro hsd
eod emsoded 10 knos the cause OF hn conduc; ine
negro reped thss Mr. Bal bad attempted 70 .nY e'm,
bus be void MOI submit " h. ar. Tayaoe soa Ma os
ssId md ,-dssd b,n b cross biz hsads sad dross1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
CITY ITEMS.

iSUsENySrs, tc- THIS DAT AND EVENING.
C-.tl- ,-t-n-Fr-nrh OPEN Company.
soos Gsr5en-Duuh Belle Fr-neh AMI Spanish Dancers.
Burton. Tbester-6srd-n-r- VIE Elton Boy; Th- Iooi>-
O;is Coti>s~. n ,5ksf-fr-- Con.er-
B.-nuns nsSsun-Whitss serea4iersi DaBcinS. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
NAIL GLEANlNGS.

STATE FAIRS FOR lSj2.-The following
are the times and places for holding the state Fairs the
present season The table 10 very convenieot Tor refer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

MUNICIPAL DELAys--NdSSGu-S street Setc-
tr-in mention ng the common cement OF the work
upon this sewer, stated We had been informed,
that I, was authorized six months since We nave
since had correct understanding Of the facts and
causes OF the delay Ia tas and other improvements,
which show how the delays have occurred.
The ordinance of the Common Council directing this
Nasssu..t sewer 70 be bu passed the 10Th May
ls.t uhree six months since) The necessary sur
veys and diagram were immediately made toe required
ia al notice inviting bids inserted 10 all the papers
employed by the Corporation to publi.hiu proceedings
The 2ls day OF June appointed the time for open
Ing such bids, and sssrdirgt the contract
On the sth Of June the Common Council passed an or
tnsnce TIA Head OF any Department Of the City Gov
ernment shoud opSn estimste or bid for any pubic
work except in the presence Of at least two members OF
each Of the Standing Committees OF the Boards OF Al
dermen and Assistant Aldermen, upon the subject 10
which such estimates relate, and who on bsing Noticed
shs attend. In the event OF the non attendance OF
two members Of each Of said Committees such est
mates sbs be opened, and toe Head Of Department
shall adjourn the opebing Of said estimates % another
time, not exceeding nve dsys, and sna puohciy an
those present me tune and pid,s OF 81: ad
journnent and shall written notices thereof 20
be given TO tach me mber Of said Committees. II too
members Of such Committee are not present AZ such
adjourned time .nc pia;e the head OF department
shall report the fact - the Common Council for olrec-
iiops In the under consideration, the Com nfee
on Sewers no,fed 70 attend the 2lsi OF June
sufscen, number did not attend an adjournment vas
made to tie afternoon, the I'D ana nouces again
served and with Ike result These facts were
promptly communicated 20 the Common Council al
June session for directions but srch directions did
pos come In nme get the bids opened Oh The stn day
OF August instant The bids for thus locked up
smors which wss the sewer In Nsssaust, comprised 10
the aggregate more than three-fourths OF mile In
leps,b and Ia this delayed, 10 the best
pan OF the working season, for period OF seyen weeks
viii be seen By the above Statement. that the delay
haa not been caused BY The Bureau Of Streets and Seq
en, a. mishi have been Implied 10 the notice Of this
work, few days since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

The STEAMER ROrARr.-A new steam
boss named the Rotary built BY Mr.. Eckford Webb, Of
Green Point and owned BY Mr.. E. Bsr,ws, Of this
City, WI make hss fns szs, oa our rivers on Tuesday
oest to ny her engine pump &c preparatory 70 her
svss resu,sr h<A trip ehe wsiioaiit snd dae&ook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

FIRE.-On Saturday morning, at O'Clock.
fire broke In the building No Az Pearl Of, occupied
by several families. Toe fire originated In room oc-
cupled by John Hart and his WIFE both OF whom were
considerably burned on the arms and shoulders Tbs
flames eltngushed before much damage occurred
10 the premises. bed and beddias were destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-Carroll Apdruss. a
hsod board Of schooner, lying the foot 81 csse
the bold Of the vessel In SUFFERING eosddoa ne -
tAkea Into the cabin and sssndsd ~ palsasn. ces
disd shostly aksswsrd. Il sppssrs taas O Ss@reay
svroiaa lhs dseaased ~ ~ b ~ Cegsea V ce
The dss Tie crov - bess sapleye1 = sosssee ~
schoosss. 81 u SsrVsss II Ast'sss 81 - ssassS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

Loco-Foco PRIMARY MEETiNGs.-The
time fixed for the Loco foco Primary Meetings for the
City and County OF New.Yors, 10 Thursday evening
next 1t 10 iptimated by members of that party who
ara probably well acquainted with the symptoms OF the
dlsgracel affairs then to of that there will DO
serious shts at mos the polls and that pissois sni
clubs will be in use and black eyes and bloody noses
numerous.
The daily union., 1852-12-24
FORM FOR A BID

Hhae etange from advertisement IS contemplated By
the bidder.
Cor we, the may be) There write the OF
ia full Of there the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail No. from
TO often the Postmaster Generals adver
semen for proposals the same dated December TO- 1852,
requires in the stated in the schedules contained IN
such advertisement, and by the following mode OF convey
ance wit Here how ii Is to be conveyed, for the
annual Of here write the words alfu length
Dated [Sgned
Form Of a Guaranty
The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior to the s day ofJuy
into the required obligation to perform the service
proposed, with good and sufficient suteties
Dated lSigDed ny two guaranton
Form Of CertGeate
The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge, clerk of court
of record the may be) certies that he is well
quaned with the above guarantoTs and their property and
that they Of property and able to make good their
guaranty.
Dated [Signed]
The daily union., 1852-12-24
ucttllNTpsM YOU w. +.

.i1IORyNEY NM COU-NSELLOH ~ - =
AVING resigned the Office Of Cb'ct Clerk el W. !,
IL sury Department, which he hashed tor The 'as
years. has sumed the practice Of his profession ~
lie viii devote his principal a'tsnton to The .ad
claims before Congress. the several Departments, spo
n,issioners on Foreign lndemni'ies ,y N
To ensure early attention to claims 'gs,ns, the VA
ONE, and Post Office Departments, including -, ~
the Patent Office, he has made arrangements WIN
efficient agents IN Washington to assist him, W 800,
Of any connected with the sovernmeh' 80
him will be certain 10 be acted in The moss Pu
He has made srrsngementst 70 rnpcr'ntsnu - IA
ey for The purchase sale essing, renting OF 'sn
several States and Territories. Terms made snoN"
plicstions, poet tod -, =,
Office at his residence r, het~ecn~S,1h and ls,h
Refercrces.-~Hon. X. H. Taney, Chief justice a ~ ,g
ed States, and gentlemen Who ha been heads Of Dep
members Of either House Of Congress since the
ian i6-iy
The daily union., 1852-12-24

West Camp from Maiden. "A miles, three times week.
West Dandy from Dandy, miles, once week
West Greenfield, Middle Grove, and Bock City Mall iron
ballston, miles. twice week.
Wes, Henrietta from Rochester, 50 miles, twice week
Wesi Kendall from Kendall, "a miles, three times week
West Miles from Motavia miles, once week.
wes. onondaea from sy yraeuse. miles, twice week.
West Polk from Johnstown, miles, week.
West Potsdam from Posdam, miles sia times week.
Wes, Schuyler from Uuca miles, three times a week.
West Shandaken from Cloyessile, miles, a week.
West Tyre from Waterloo, 81 mikes twice a week.
West Walworh from Wal~orh, miles, twice a week.
West Windsor from Conkin, miles, twice week.
Wlsboro from Essex miles, three times week during
Of ssgaon on lake Chsmpan.
Williams Place from Portage depot mile, sir times elk
Wilton from Saratoga Springs miles, twice week
Ioar from Gowsnda, miles, once week.
The daily union., 1852-12-24
nOTICE ro lNVENTOHs.

EEO. X. WEST, Drnughtsmsn and Solicitor Of pfs
VI Washington, offers his services for procuring w
Patsn, in this and other countries.
HIS long experience in the bssinesshavng served s'
years pupil Of the late DIR. T. T. Jones-sddee
thorough knowledge Of the Patent Lsss. and amsrV
the details Of conducting applications through the Once
he trusts, enabs him 10 give satisfaction.
Specifications and Drawings are carefully prepared,
tive specifications and imperfect drn~ings revised and ~
cd to the objections OF the office, and all other ba
connected with his profession carefully and pronf'
tended to.
Otice on Eighth street. opposite the General fos o
He has permission TO refer Pasntees and others, AZ
and abroad, to the following gentlemen;
Hon. Willie p. Nsngum Senstor ot North CsriA
Hon. Tbos. Cor~,n, Secretary OF the Treasury II
Hon. w. L. Dayton, Senator OF New Jersey.
Baron Won Geroll Minister OF Prussia. . "a
Professor Joseph Henry, LID Secretary oi u"
sonisn Institution.
Ma,,r. Gs,.' s"asar' ,va,h;at,on &C, t9-l
The daily union., 1852-12-24
AGENCY AT " ASH rs.AON.
yINO CLAlMA A. UICKINs


to undertake the agency OF claims before Congreu
other branches Of the Government including commissio
under treaties and the various public offices He will .tp
to pre-empon and other land claims, the procuring
tor the public lands, and the confirmation by Congress
and claims lands claims for property lost or
Of the United States property destroyed by the
dans, while Ia the possession Of the United States
Revolutionary navy, widows and haii-pay pensions e
tor Revolutionary services whether for communications half
or bounty lands, well those against the State Of yrr
as the United States all claims growing Of
the Government for damages sustained in
scon conduct OF the Government, and, indeed any b
before Congress the public offices which may eq
the aid of agent attorney His charges viii be moder
and depending upon the amount OF the claim aud the
Il the service
In the prosecution of claims against exico, under the
Convention, MIR r. A. Dckns and the Hon. G. p. Van n,
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pienpotentary oft
Uned States in Spain, associated aud any claim sen,
either OF them will receive their united and prompt aen
Mr. f. A. Dckinsis known to most of those who have Be
in Congress within the last few years. who have oceup
any public attention at Washington.
Office at his residence street between Thirteenth
Fourteenth streets
All letters mustbe POSTPAID dec t4-h
The daily union., 1852-12-24

bids" The experiences Of the Dopstlnsnt sn.hl.. +.
down the following rules. wa
When the mail on the Is no. 30 larvs
two horse coach conveyance star bid, kthe love-. %
ways be preferred 10 the specific bid w
When the mails are Of such si1e and wssht A. IA :,
necessary, la reference 10 them alone, 10 oroyid !,
coach conveyance the specific bid. though The No.
coach service, il adludged 10 be entirely sufbcsp'
route, viii be preferred to the star bid 10 cal. ~ M
is not such interfere with the policy Of lie a ~ y
which looks 10 reduction IN the cost Of uanslousto
eeptions, however may be allowed where the sSr ma
by the OF the stock used on the ROM Il Il y
iofmance Of coach service.
On routes OF the highest cin-s, whssa lous ho,.s 49,.
steamboat uansportson Is required by the SIZE ana -
of the mails, and the specific d,S IL aalulxej s
for the route, the preference for lA eeifc bid viii
necessary carried TO greater extent Of difference th
the inferior coach routes.
22 modification Of bid, IN any OF It's essential a,
is tantsmount a bid, and cannot be received .
interfere with regular competition, afser the last hour -
receiving bids.
23. pos'masiers are to be careful not to eeriiK
suificiency Of guar4ntors surces without knosns
they are persons OF sufficient responsibility and oil bd
gua,antors and suretes are distinctly notified that on IN
10 enter into perform the CONTRACTS for the service p,on
for IN the accepted bids their legal liabilities will be epS
against them
81. The contracts will be substantially in the form,
toore used in this Department except in the respect. 1
culary mentioned in these instructions and on all u
and steamboat routes the contractors will be requ red "a
the mails into the post offices st the ends of The m
and into all the intermediate post offices not moro
eighty rods from the railroad or landing
25 Present contractors and persons known at the Der
must, equally with Others. procure suaranors and
tcates OF their sufciency substantially The forms Al
prescribed. The certificates Of suifciency mus, be sj,
by postmaster, judge clerk of court of record
s. ID. HUBBARD, Postmaster Gen,yaI
posr Or1Iry Uereyaber Is 1889
The daily union., 1852-12-24

Proposals invited for supplying the following offices IN
New York for the proceeds Of said Offices respectively
limited in each 10 TO be named IN the proposals
Academy from Cheshire Al miles. twice week
Adams,lle from sandy Hill, sir miles, once week.
Akron from Newa,ead miles, SIR times week.
Alfred Centre from Alfred, miles, sir times week
Alovsy from Lyons, ~ miles, six times week.
Amsgsusei from East Hampton, miles, a week.
Arcsdia from Newark, miles, s1x times week.
Ash Park from East Ashford, miles. twice q week
Astoria rom New York, 9 miles, SIX times week.
Aucs Cenue from Altcs miles. twice week
Augusta from Knox Corners, nos, s,r times week.
Aurelins from Auborn miles, s,x times week.
Baldwin from Welisburrh, miles, three times week.
The daily union., 1852-12-24
4 GANCr Al AsMiNsiTON.-JAMts IL. cad

n TEN, late Of Baltimore, having made this city his,
residence will undertake. with his accustomed
and diligence, the settlement OF claims generally and
particularly claims before Congress- against the United 10
the several Departments bcrof and before any Boar
Conmis that be se for the sd Of ~
ttIon other claims. He has charge the entire
arising Of French solstions prior the year 1900
proofs his he has those in the s
ofthe Government.
Claimants and pensioners the navy fund, Nc bounty h
return duties Nc. Ne and those requiring life
have their business promptly attended by letter. oa
aud thus relieve themsevcs from expensve aud nso'
uient personal attendance.
Having obtained commission OF Notary Public, hen
pared to furnish legazed copies OF any required public
ments other papers He has been long engaged 10
duties OF agent that only be necessary TO say
and prompt attention shall be extendedto all busd
vonhded to his and that TO enable him render h
eces and facilities eiicacons, he has become tsE
With all the forms OF Office.
Office P,freef. fbe T~ensnrp BUILDING.
The daily union., 1852-12-24
General Agency ana Law sssnc~ ~-n



DE sELDlkG Il W1LIE,
Serenh street, befce1l ID and strsefs oppons ODD
Lotos Hall, Washington.
ItHAS. De SELDlNG ANDREW WYLIE, Jr.,
" ing iormeda eoparuership for the purpose prosee
claims before Congress- the Executive Departments or be
any Board OF Commissioners appointed for the sdlnme'
spoations other eia,ms against any foreign 1of
mept prepared give their full and faithful attent'
all business thst he entrusted 10 their charge Ih
also attend 10 obtaining pensons bounty land return d
claims arising .optrset treaties or other~ise
ing and selling real estate collecting private claims, rents
Andrew Wylie. ir. viii sttepd to any law bus'nen'
which either hmseli the brm may be entrusted IN y,
the courts OF the District the Supreme Court ot the Wv
States.
Chas DE SeIdnv, beipg United States Commi"c'
Notary Public aud Comm ssoner OF Deeds Tor al the ~
Of the Union will prompt attention to the taking o
umouy acknowledgment, OF Deeds and ether duties ~h'a
pertain TO his office.
Charges win be- modrvste and r~gcs>.ci by the $40
claimed, and the exten, OF services required.
Communications (postpad) will receive immediate II
ton. Cnionl dec A-c
The daily union., 1852-12-24
BALriNUKla LIFE INSURANCE COMPANt
No. Is SOUTH STREkr.
Holm [. DONALDSON. PREsiDxxT

1IHIs COMPANY proposes TO insrre lives tor od
more years. for life, at the REDUCED rates spec
the following table, being low safety TO the assured
to the Company would Justify with these rates the
enjoys the benefit of immediate in lieu of prospscl
uacerfain bons. He RISKS neither s policy the pres
than he has paid
The daily union., 1852-12-24

CHARLES w. PAIRO Agent for the Baltimore Lls
ursnce Company, would call public attention the re
rates OF premium charged. All Premiums Polici
the District To be paid his Office, off and I
,treea, where applications for policies be made
mar
The daily union., 1852-12-24
,surance on Lives on every Hundred Dollar

Intermediate ages at proporOnate raes and these p
ams may be made payable annually, sem-annnaHy, OF
terly, at the option OF the assured
Buys and sells Annuities.
Sells Entow ments for children.
Makes Contracts in which life or the interest
involved. RICHARD II. DORSEY, Seeretsr
The daily union., 1852-12-24

Seelysburg from Nspoli, mies, week.
Sennet from Weedspor, mles six times week.
Shelby from Medins, miles, six times week.
Sheldrake from Ovid O miles, SIX times a week.
Shelter Island from Greenpo miles, three mess week
Shirley from Collins, miles, twice week
shusban from Cambridge, miles, sir times week
Sloan from Peteburgh, u mites, twice week
South Alabama from Oak6eld, 81 miles, sir times week
South Bradford from Bradford, mIes twices week.
South Bristol from Bristol Centre miles, twice week.
South Brookeld and Brook6ed from Leonadvle miles,
sir times week
South Cortland, from Cortland, Village, miles, once
week.
South Franklin from East Franklin mler week.
South GIbos from Gilbos, miles, week
South Granville from Granville, miles, three times
week.
South Royallo from Locust Tree. miles, week
South Schodack from Schodack Centre, miles, once a
week.
spsford Hollow from Preble, miles, once week
Springs from East Hampton, miles, once a week.
sprout Brook from Boel, miles, three times week
stsuwix IRON Rome, miles, six times week.
Sterling Bush from Wins, mles, three times q week
seubcn and Big Brook from Hill Side, miles, shree times
a week.
s,even.ville from Monticelo. miles, twice week
Stone Arabia from Psaiine Bridge, miles, once week
Stone Church from Bergen, n miles, SIX times week
Success from Upper Aquebogne, miles. once week
suvanyilo from Fsrpod, ~ miles, three imes week
| Tsppsntown from Piermon, miles. six times week
| Throopsville from Auburn, miles, sir times week
ToddsvIe from Coopersowo, miles, three times week.
Tow.cndvilIe from Lod', miles, three times week.
Trspeit from South Byron, miles, twice a week
Trout Creek from CannopsvlIe, miles, once week.
Tyre from Seneca Falls, miles, twice week
Union Settlement from Cons,sntia, miles, once week
UnsdIls Forks from Brdgewa'er ~ miles, sr times
| week.
Van Buren from Belle fsle, 81 miles, three times week.
Van Buren, Centre from Canal, miles, six times week.
Van Buren, Harbot from Fredonia, miles, three times
| week.
Verplanck from Peeksk, 81 miles, six times week.
Vestal from Union, miles, three times week.
| vests Centre from Vesal miles, twice week
4 Uat.r. f,o,p A rp,lcs futcc rceks
Vosg from Ferguson's Co,ners II miles, three times
| week.
Wsworth from Palmyra, 81 miles. six times week.
| Waicrburph fom TrumsnsburGb, miles, three times
| week.
/ West Aussbc from Kecseville, miles, week
| West Barre from Barre Cenue, miles. three times
| week.
The daily union., 1852-12-24

Ar.is. Al Mors.s By lam;
Leave Morris every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
sttPmg
Asnys al orfrd by 8 p m.
1854 From oxogd. BY Coventry and Ninsseh vslOnia
spiins.. ~ miles and back, three times week
Lsavs Oxford every Tuesday, Thursday, and oAsui
Arrive al vallonia Springs by 6apm,
Leave vslonia Springs every TUESDAY Thursday ana
Saturday at sam
Auvs at Oxford by lI m.
1888 From Oxford. by East Mcponough, MeDooousn'
and German, 10 Cincnnaius, 20 miles ana pAch' once
awee&
Leave o orford every Saturday at pm;
AHise al Cincnuatusby Z p mi
Leave Cncinnstus every SstutaaY e. p ~ y
Auys al ovs7ff u ~ = m
1854 rro@ Baiabo se. y Wssi Il, lfas sstpn'Ps'4c
Coqspay G1esr 8euezsnss, sea gtenss, 20
Wafs soni y plss and baeA, three times a
Issye cambridge every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Arrive at Whitney's Poin, by bpmi
Leave whtosy's Point every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday AT 8 an;
Arrive a Bsnbridge by pm.
1886 From Greene by Geneganset smihvle Flats, and
Eat German, to MeDonougb, IL miles and back
Leave Greene Wednesdays and Saturdays at pm,
Arrive at McDonough by AZ pms
Leave McDonough Wednesdays and Saturdays al
Sam,
Arrive at Greene by IL
From Binghamp,on by Castle Creek, Hydes Settle
ment, Whneys Point Lise Kllawoe, Marathoo,
Biodeelt's Mills and Cortlandt Village to Homer, 4b
miles and back six times week
Leave Binghampon daily except Sunday at3am'
Arrive a, Homer by pm'
Leave Homer every day except Sunday at 4 m;
Arrive ut Binghampton by ~ pm.
1857 From BiDghampton by kateviIe, Chenango Forks,
Greene, East Greene South Oxford, and Oxford, TO
Norwich, Al miles and back six times week
Leave Binghsmpton daily except Sunday at 3a ms
Arrive at Norwich by pms
Leave Norwich daily except Sunday at sam,
Arrive at Binghamp,on by ~ pm
1888 From Binehamp,on, by Port Crane osbomes Hollow
Colesvlle, and West ColesvIle, to HarPersViie' ~
miles and back, once week.
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