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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27
CITY DIRECTORY.


BIcrchnnts'und uechnnics' Bank.
INCORPORATED 1885. CArirAL $4,000
Northeast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN ". GILL, Presidents soutEsKi Brady, Cashier
Discount day-Tuesday
North Western Bank of yirginsn.
ttr. q INCORPORATED 1919. CAPITAL $4,000. '1a
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN C. CAMPBELL President; DAN'L. LAMp, Cashier.
Discount day-Thursday.
lInnufncturers' md Farmers Bank
.asr of Wheeling.
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
lScoRpoR Xrrn MARCH, 1851. CAPITAL SroeK 100000.
THoS. SWEENEY, Prcs't. Jous LIsr. Cashier.
wheeling Savings Insfitufion. q"
a I.| No. 1902, Main st. -1t'- 'sa"4'
INCORPORATED 1884, CArrrAL $4,000
NJ. NELSON, President; WILLIAs Mccoy, Treasurer.
Discount day-Thursday.
Snvings"Tsank of wheeling.
Corner of Main Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling.
INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL $4,000.
TIIOS. H. LIST, PRESIDENT VIZ. RANKIN, Treasurer.
Discount day, Friday So Hu
1IAsONs.
LODGE RooM No. ia, Main ST., Robbs Chair Factory
ONO LopGE. No 1Oi, meets the first Monday night OF
every month -'
WnrELISa Usiox CHATTER. No. 10, meets the second
Monday night OF every month. --..-
WHEELING LoDar, No. 12s meets on the third Monday
night OF every month.
WHEELING ESoAMrNE X T., meets on the fourth
Monday night OF every month.
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ODD FELLOWS.

Lopcr ROOM No. 1913, Marke; street. Post Office
viRoIsIrs Lonas. No. D. meets every Thursday evening
FRANKLIN LODGE, No rs. meets every Monday evening
WA TELL loDdr, No Il, meets every Wednesday eve
WHEELING Lopon, No So every Saturday evening
PASoLA Lopor, No. So, meets every Friday evening.
ABRAMS ESoAarNEST, No 1, meets list and Tuesday
OF each month
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sra,.wnrKLr papers double the above rates
TRI.wExKLY 90 treble "
MONTHLY I" one.JohTN
SENI.NoSrIrLY +" one-hGJ :"
DAILY or oftcncr than 1rireeky times Inc above
Office of publication and the county line, Is 10 DC INC
starting point.
FOREIGN POSTAGE. ..
c,.,. Sc-Ictters to and from Canada and the Brit,
ish n American Provinces for not over sD niles ~
cents per half ounce 1000 miles, 10 Cents fiof'S
ment optional. ,.. ,,,,,.., any
GREAT britain AND 1RELAEp--on letters belsSeen a,S
office in the United States, California and oregon
ted and anv Office in Great Britain and Ireland II cents
per half ounce, is cents for one ounce or under anu ~
If over one ounce rate being doubled ner me
tTst OUNCE Prepayment optional. On newspapers Inc
rne is two cents eac-to be prepaid On newspapers 10
,nv forelrn country Great Britain cents each
to be prepaid. ,. A.. o>,,o,,;,n cow,
GrRMAsY, PRrssA. &c-Lccrs 70 the f9il2Wing eon,
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY.
CHURCHES.

President-JoHS w Gill. Secretcrs-Jas. s. Wheate
T.oneJJosieh f. Updegraf: Engineer and Inspector
Sala'i. II. Goidthorp
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

Or oRnlsANcrs.-Messrs. Nelson, the Mayor, (Chair
man, Lamb, Yarrall and the Clerk.
OS FISAScEs.-Mcssrs. Brady; Gill and Lamb.
on AccouSrs.-Messrs. Wckhami Hornbrook and
Woodrow
on STREETS ALLEYs.-Messrs. Fortasi Bishop; Nc.
Lure; Hammond and Mathews.
On WATER WoRKs-Messrs Tanner; Echol1 Hughcs
Matthews; Wickham and the Superintendent OF Water
Works.
On MAIKET Horsr.-Mcssrs. Wickham Jcfcrs and
Wait.
OK Coal B.Sxs.-Mcssls. Gill Brady; Lamb and the
Superintendent of Water Works.
on L.spisGs.-Messrs Hallowelli Colts and Yarnall.
On FIRE DEPA nTaEsr.-Messrs. Bishop Hughcsi Mat
thews; TIarp and Wait.
on PET1T1oxs.-Messrs. Tanner; Gill and Woodrow.
on RA1L RoAps.-Messrs. Brady; Bishop; Forbes Gill,
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow.
on ELRcr1oNs-Mcssrs. Lanlb Hornbrook and Tharp.
Or SALAnIEs.-Mcssrs. Yarnal; Cottsi Eehols Tharp
and Wckham.
On ADMINISTRATIONS. Hornbrook; Bishop; Hughcs
Jehcrs and Matthews.
On GRApEs-Mcssrs. besi Co.,si Jcfersi Wiekham
and YarIall.
OK REAL EsrArE.-Mcssrs. Gill; Bishops Brady Halo
well and Woodrow.
on PuBL,c CrMrrrny.-Mcssrs. wickl,am, Mcclure,
letters; Matthews and Wait.
OK LionT-Mcssrs Colts; Bishop; Tanucr; Wait and
Yarnall.
ASSESSORS.
1st Ward-F. a. BREHrLiScrR. I'd Ward-Gro. Ron.
NoSD. 9th ward-ALEx. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
list ward-David Maela,e. Cd W.-James Mcconnell.
Sd W.--Geo. Dulty. 9th W.-John L. Newly. 9TH W.
II. NJ. Jamson.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1st ward.-H. w Phillips. I'd Ward.--Wm $. Wick.
ham Sd Ward-Dr. W. J. Bates 18th Ward-John Gil.
christ, ST. 9TH Ward.-Josiah Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
1st ward.-wm George John Moore
I'd =" Tlos Johnston, z. b. Taylor.
Sd " Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
9TH ID. V. Tharp, z. Scattcrday.
9TH Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
Ist Ward.-Joseph Greer: Cd Ward-P. Il. Taylor: Sd
WaId.-Geo Trsler ith.-Harvey Hall: 6th-Geo. W.
Moore.
FIRE WARDENS.
list WaTd.-JOseph Greer: I'd Ward.-Joscph Forsyth:
I'd Ward-Geo. Trisler: 18th Ward.-John Clayton: 9th
Ward-A. S. Glenn.
Curator Of City Hau.-Joel Triser.
Of Chain Gang-Geo Bulger.
Serton Of Public Grare Yaras.-EIias H. Burt
WHEELING: GAS COMPANY.
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Session of this institution, will be the rst day o. Sep
LENDER merit Each Session continues fire ealsnda, noMths
The teachers at present connected with the seminary
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IRD EIlaEnIEN. .

TNiRE BEPARTAEKT.-THE TREASURER OF TIE
a Firc Department Fund gratefully acknowledges the
recent thousand doll ars from Felix Ingolds-
by, Ldcurd yatt. ard James j. NeCarer.
te rf the late ian T.. Ro4scsu, Esd, deceased
bcng tho of Request left 20 tho charitable fund
Of the Department by that much lamented gentleman
JOAN S. GILES Treasurer.
The Treasurer in giving publicity TO the reacipt Of this
handsome legacy, With much than ordinary
gratiHca ton Tho charity Of the Fire Department., al
Though presenting enlightened psn Of teneyoenee,
expansiye perhaps than othor charitable inst
tuition " the country never before this Instance shared In
those benevolent expires which i Tho rentrka
bIo when considered that chart this city pre-
sents enduring claims the gratitude Of a classes
OF the ity than the Fire Department whose
bers II health and life itself from dcvss
tation nd ruin the homes and esidss Of their fellow c
2ens The Treasurer takes pleasure IN droctrg attention
TO the follow ing extract from the report of the Trustees
and a. the snN time paying dts Jved tribute Of respect
TO the this teno factor Of che widow
The Tnces take great pleasure ia calling attention to the
very Lbs al ard unlocked for beeuast the Mr.
and they feel tho moro constrained their grateful
81 the leneyoence ~ Nc Boisscau from fact
that he comparative stranger 20 tho of this
institution added 10 which the Sin rniar
that this is the only bequcst madc this
hpd o Trustees deiso t. place tho II this most
rally III order to maniet their deep sense ot gratitude
they ~ the time would hold ~ hrirht exam
pie worthy OF and im tntnn
1any of surprise and regret g. tho
fhis. Of the Oldest charities OF city, while
othor inlrd nsttaons slmost daily reeoviug
cy of amened friend should stsLd elore on tha re-
cords Of The Fire Departments Of this city All honor to
tie mempYy Of James f. BoiseeRu.
New YORK, July IL, lS52
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Destructive Freshet Mt Baltimore.

THREE HUNDRED CELLARS AND SMALL BUILDINGS
FLOODED.
BALTIMORE, July 13, 1852
During the storm this morning in the northeastern
suburbs OF he city Hartford ovcrowed its banks,
flooding the Easements, cellars, and first floors Of owe
three hundred houscs north Of Aisquih street sweeping
oil fences. out houses. and carrying Off furniture
The bridges and two culverts swept Off and six
houses, nearly finished, entirely demolished.
About two hundred other houses had their cellar,
Hooded They all small buildings occupied by the
poorer classes.
Over two hundred Of those damaged most were owned
by Robert Boyd.
The loss to the city s $4,000, and the damaged
private property not less than $4,000
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mour Conn; Skeion, Smart Smith, Stanton, Ohio; Ste
ysns Pa Sweetrsr Townsend. venabls, Wallace. Walker
Mr. CapyLL (whig) Of Pa, moved that the bill be laid
l04 - '
The remaining amendments concurred in
Dir WHITE, (wbig) of Ala, moved to rceondder the
vote ty which the Collins amendment was concurcd in
Mr. CAMrnrLr, (whg) Of Ohio. moved 70 lay that mo-
ton on the tablopending which the House adjourned
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RowdyIsm IN the NINTH ward.

Mn. EpTons-A gang Of rowdies has existed In thia
city for four months past in the neighborhood of
sisth and Twelfth street great many females
have been rudoy and indccently assaulted, who never
made complaints Mt the polce--some have ImpunitY
has thc gsrg bold and daIng. At last Of the
gang dttecItd and captured yesterday and Is In
prison The OF detecting the whole gang In
,he power o. the police The citizens the Sixth
thoud call meeting give all the aid possible to the
police They ought 10 go TO the prison and II they
can identity the prisoner and those who have been his
associates There twepty in s; and the inhabants
that psrt of the city must not rest till every Of
the villains Is in custody SMITH AVENUE.
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Naval IpttIiipeuce.

UauEp STATES sLoor or Wan LErAsT.-The following
IS list Of The officers Of this vessel which left Norfolk
Saturday for the Medite-ranean:-
George Upshur, Commander: Lieutcnants Robert r.
pjnkney James IL Strong. N. e. Marin. John Z. Decs-
tur ! John steele. Pnrser Lewis w Minor, Surgeon:
r. r. Mason, passed Asslstan, Surgeon William q.
C,.Lb TheodsI. Lte, Ard. W. johnson; Mdship-
men Richard tsoglC. W. L. Glasse l. w. Dawson; q.
n rloat Pursers Clerk; Robert Powers Boatswain:
john Webber Gunner; J. r. Stnson, Carpenter; w. II.
pecor Sainlaker.
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New York Military In Boston.

BosroN, July 13 1852.
The Fifth Company of Seventh Regiment of New York
National Guards arrived here at o'clock this afternoon
and received by the National Lancers They
by the Fall river steamboat route and detained fog
having been expected early in the morning The Boston
Lancer gave their guests splendid dinner in Faneuil
other State and city officers present The Guards
number forty six guns, and accompanied by Dod-
1ynl -. Pm
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ASTROLOGY.

Two UNBELIEvERS
l. Doubt ye the shining stars, whose wondrous light
Reveals all mysteries Ia the solemn nghti
Why do you ooubti The Bibles sacred page
Record tho fact. that many pagan sage
Did, in olden times, predict events and why.
II they spake truth should Christian sages lie?
R0back, the Sy ede-desoended from race
Who knew each star that lights the realms Of space
Rob,ck the Swede, by arts unerripg LAYS.
Pictures the future; and each sketch he draws
Fates hand fills up. Would you your future see,
Obtain from Robsok Nativity.
OF twenty thousand not one yet has failed
And those who once at magic epeeredand rallied,
Now this wondrous counsellor Of kings
Can, by the stars reveal fate's hidden things. -
Of twenty thousand natiyies cast by DR. q. RoBACh,
since his arrival in this country net has been pro-
nounoed failure. lie invites all who Ia difficulty or
dstresswho suffer in health fortunewho are the VIC
tins OF fraudwho have beeU unfor-
tunae in love nhappy in msrriageto consult him. at
his residence, No. 9 W hite street, New York.
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VESSEL SUNK FIFTEEN OR TWENTY PERSONS LOST
CLEVELAND July l3, 1852.
The steamer America which left here last night for
Buffalo, when seventeen miles out in collision with
the propeller City of Oswego The latter sunk in fifteen
minutes The and several passengers were precip-
atcd into the water and from fifteen to twenty were
lost Tho America Immediately returned to port much
damepcd
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At meeting Of the Board OF Health, July IL 1852 the
following resolution adopted aud directed TO be pub
lshed IN the newspapers employed by the Corporation,
and copy thereof be upon The City Inspector viz
Resolved That the City Inspector be and is hereby, d
octed to appoint by and with the advice and OF
the Board Aldermen the following named persons
Health WardeDs for four months from this date, who
sh8 receive tor such services 81 per day, viz
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Dl1ncr 10 Iohn 8. rhrnsher. Sc.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10, 1862.
The citizens of New Orleans have invited Mr. John s.
Thrasher to public dinner on Monday evening next,
which he has accepted.
No intelligence has been received by the present arIi
vals from Mexico relative to Col Sloo grant right
way the Ishmus Of Tchuantepec. This silence
supposed here TO be unfayorable to the grant
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The Montreal Fire.

MONTREAL, July 13 1852.
The provincial government has placed at the dsposa
Of the Relief Committee f25C0 for the immediate relief
of the sufferers by the great fire.
Private subscriptions to be commenced forthwith
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MxPRFse AaE.NCsh.a.


a DAMS CO., OFFICE NO 90 BRoADWAf.-EX-
~ for Cali rnia Oregon and tho Sandwich Iglands,
by the Y. mai steamer Illinois, Tuesday, July 10Th
lss2 Tbrou wthout detention Our next regular semi
monhlv Express for California Oregon, &c.. via Panama
will be despatched by the u s. mail steamer Illinois, for
Aspinwal Navy BAY. direct, Tuesday July 10th, at
o'clock, +. NJ; Through as usual in charge Of one Of
cur own efficient freight agents, and special M ss-
scnper to destfnaon. Shippers will please remember
that this Is the only express whose freight agents and
really accompany its freight through 20 dss
tinatongcng and returning With the regularity OF tho
mails Having our oeea IN san Francisco. Sacramen-
y all other Important paeoa IN California with expresses
running 20 all the mir ing districts seo to oregon and
tic Sandwich Iauds enabled to transport freight,
PACKAGE psre specie gold dust and yaluabss OF every
description with unrvaed patch and security and up
the most reasonable terms All reiht 20 60 ny
this the 10Th inst should he delivered to us
with invoices before tho day uf sailing enable to
ply with the government order for eordng and sesu
Small parcels and dispatches will be received " III o'clock
r. NJ day OF steamers departure. EEeything must be
in waterproof condition. and package should exceed 10
lbs weight 5s feet cubic No charge TO
shippers by line for Custom House fees consular cer
htcates ADAMS x CO, No. 81 Broad way.
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Dcstructlvc Fire at Covington, Ky.

CONVICTION, Ky, July r. 1852.
fire broke out in this city Saturday night, which
destroy ten twelve buildings The loss estimated
at S35 COO only small portion of which is covered by
insurance
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Political Intelligence.

CnsSGISa Siprs-W 5. Parham, wbig elector for the
sixth CVDeresso1sl District, Louisiana has resigned hs
n ointment and will advocate the eectic Of Pierce spd
King The Deia says be viii BE- powerful accession 10
IL. g.Ic.-2.S
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oCUI.Iscs, AURIsrs AND pGNTrsTs.

1,nE DEAF sHALL hear AND THf BLIND SHALL
y see DR. Iutener, 40 Prince street, tthr BreedWs5l
discovered utScr flins remedy or deAness sso' to
short weak md In perfect eight. Or Il challenges the
aole world 70 produce many wonderful cures ~ No ha
.f0ctod by fs newly dscovsred traAtmont. All letters
must oosshn 81 and sprepsd oes h0urs sso29 uatlls
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REEroRD \ cos. eBEAT cALIroRNIA. SOUTH

EtEKTUKU q IU.o UkEAT UALITUKNIA. SUUTH
Nv America, Oregon, Sandwich Island and China Ex-
Our next regular shipment will forward by the
Uuittd States man steamer Illinois, the fastest Ia the
world July 10Th in charge of "our special
Al freight agents. via Aspinwa aud Panama, /,
meet with the vorte steamer Northerner through dire t
snd no detention. Our arrangements with the United
states and Pacific Mail Steamship Com pauy are canal
thot Of any other express Az goods sheud be made
tr rru,f and not exceed l25 lbs Small parcels for our
4tss trunk received o'clock dag Of sailing No
cafpe Custom Uoueor con'u'ar ees We have our
ocet IL California Oregon, and nth America Passage
on the United States and Pacific mail steamship Co.'S
stcamera secured at offcc Mt the lowest rates
REREOkD g. Co. Ast0r House, Ncaey street.
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CARp--A CHALLENGE TO CoMPETITIoN.-JAMEs
u H. Day having opened the store ~ Ann street. adjoining
Rsrpus Museum. Tor the retailing Of tho beet brands q
brandies fe &C. begs to the public that shan
Ne h strict study with attention. to please and with vaue
% Han the sptrohaop Of any persons who may favor M
establishment with their patronage and only socits tra
cntpre 0ptnuanec Of their custom Scotch ale Lon
don andGunLcsse (Dubipl Xxx porter can be he'd by tS
barrel dozen botte champagne ot the most approves
brands, London dock port, sherry, Madeira Me- OF od
nsgs Liquors. Preserves ana Sauces 81 The best dosfp
tpu.
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AIRS. PREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TER
l ders her services to the Sdes ard gentlemen Of TN
CITY, in Aetrology, Love- and Law Matters nterpretin
Dreams &c. by books and scense constantly relied or b.
Napoleon and will tell tho Of the lady sentlemA
they will marry Also the OF the ysters Residence
o. Great Jones street. ceracr Lowery Ladies hty cons
gentlemen enc dollar.
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no PRINTERS.

ITO pRINTTRS.-T0R SALE, LARGE HYDRAULIC
i Standng Press ard . super roysi WashiugtoD Hand
Press, With SELF inkng apparatus tiste Apply 10
h, u. HOE " CQa Gq.a stSesa
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TWO GOOD BUILDING LOTS AT PELHAMvILLE,
4 MY, at Auction.-Combs and Ncoay will sell on
Wednesday, July A. ut IL o'clock, at the Merchants Ex-
chang two desirable Building Lots at the pleasant Village
OF Peibamylle Westcbeser county, N r, about sixteen
miles from city of New York. BY the New Haven Rail-
road The lots 100 feet situated high ground,
and known lots Nos 2S and IT, No 225 Eighth
800 feet north of Fourth street. and lot No liz tho
southwe. Of Eehh and Fourth street. For
full particulars apply to the Auctioneers No. 2 Grand
street. the Bowery.
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Illinois Wing state Convention.

SPRINGFIELD Illinois, July 7, 1862.
The Illinois Wing State Convention met here to-day
and was duly organised The following nominations
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1900 Ie5 surERoR ST G...t JuLEN ST. ESTE ESTE.
ditioU genuine Bo rdeaux at 81 liza
81 90 80. 3d. bottles returned Also 200 aoz. Superior
W hite Wine, for sale by WIN. H. UkDERHlLL, No. asO
BKoomo stl Get, corner Of Crosby.
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n orahle Watering Place is open for tho reception
Of yisiters under the Of Dr. Ssbee assisted
by Mr. Kipgsbury of the Burnet House and Mr. Whitney,
OF tho Neil House, 1t is Of the most beautiful aud
healthy locations in the West and the grca railroad
from Cincinnati to New York The hotel il spacious
beautifully furnished and kept in the style of the best
Eastern hotels. There are mary aausements-penty Of
the best socetybcauul drives-r0mantie scenery-ull
band of music, &c. &e. Travellers going East West
will o n . O n or themselves.
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HAYS HOUSE. DALHoUslE SQUARE, MONTREAL
Ia q. Il. POPE.

CAGUENAY RIvER.-sALT WATER BATHING AND
- Salmon Fhing.-For the Ssguenay stopping at Mur-
going steamer RowISND Hill, Capt j. B Ryan having
been put in complete order supplied with boiler be-
with upper dining saloon spenddly furnished the most
modern and table intended TO he supplied with the
Is especially fitted for this route with
for the pleasure, comfort and safety Of pasongers
the above navigation This steamer Montreal for
Quebec Monday evening at six ocock and leaves
the St Andrews wharf on morning At nine clock
for the above named fahonsbs watering places aud will
son every eedng Monday Montreal and Tuesday
from Queec at the same honr proceeding every ednes
day from Caeouua u passengers Offer up the river
Snguensy to the far famed Hal a Bay and PLACES of in
terest river fa'enGers leaving on Mondsy
will be landed in Montreal tho succeeding Friday morn
rg The koWland i will also leave this port for Quebec
River du Loup and Cacouna Fr.ay evening a six return
ing Quebec Sunday and to Montresl Monday
Ing Pare reduced y cent FROM last yesr prices From
70 saguenay and hack to Cacouua Ss Montreal TO
River du oup Caconnn and back to sonresl same trip
eas imeInd@d State rooms half dollar extra Children
under twelve and servants aeeopa nyng CABIN pas
ecnter baf price D.tanse frcm Montrsa o g
Quebec 20 Chicoutim $50 miles; do from Quebec to Ca
10 miles. LARGE and commodous hotels have been
orened at River du Loup and seouna for the reception OF
yisitels 5. this season.-Nontrea, June 1852.
CEA AND RIVER BATHING-oCEAN HOUSE,
~ klrewsbury N 1.-THE above house is now med hr
pCrmarfnt nLd transient hoarders. w. n. MATHEWS.
Tho Thos Hunt Edwin Lewis, Golden Gate and
Cp leave Peck slip aud foot Of Robinson street daily fer
tile above house.
VoAyItloN, NEW BRiGHToN--THIs ESTABLISH
open for the the proprietor will
happy 70 make with parties who may desire TO
Sor il fix ueg bAd the trp is performed ny steamboat IN
from - pminuta lt leaves New York Pier No. North
river. at 4 ana - ", snd 9Is. and r NJ Leaves
f,w BRIGHTON at s, and II 4. and 2, $50, and
z H. " more frequent communication will be establish
co aa nc season al, inees. BLANCHARD.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

house OF Hose Co No. a7. Adopted division vi -
AMrmatiye-Aidermen Moore Haley Oakley Btyce,
Barr Tweed, the President Aldermen Francis Smitb,
Ticmnnn Pearsun Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell Dohss-
ty, Peck.-17.
Communication from the Comptroller in rclstion 70
additional appropriations for 1852. Adopted divi
sion viz -
Afirmatiyc--Aldermen Moore, Haley Boyce, Tweed,
the President Aldermen Francis Smith TeinanD Pear
SAIL Bard. Ward Dcnman. Corn, II Doherty, Peck-l5.
Communication from Commissioners Of Repairs and
Supplies being the expenditures In said department. for
the month of Jsnc 1852 Accepted and ordered hls
Communication from Street Commissioners, with plan
Of revised grades of streets and avenues between Seventy
second and Eighty second streets and East and Iudon
rivorF. Referred to Committee on Roads
FROM BOARD AssisTANTs.
Keolution- Granting cxclusiveuse OF piers and H. r.
10 Ihnip Mabc, together with the veto Of his
honor the Mayor which concurrcd In notwit hstsnd
the objections Of his honor the Mayor by the following
vote, viz.
observation-disclosures Moore Haley, Oakley, Tweed,
the President Aldermen FI.u els Smith Tienuun Bard
Dopman, Cornell Doberty Peck lis. Negatiye--Aalrr-
man PcaTsali.--1.
On motion the Board adjourned, to meet on Friday,
10Th inst, at O'Clock J.. NJ
ID. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk