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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22
international Courtesy.
Of The A. Y. Tribune

" NE Editor Of The ~ L. """F' =
Among the articles in The IFi6une oil
hs 18th, none pleased me more than the Letter from
London Publisher, communicated by Mrs stowe Win
some remarks upon !. Of your own. see not how any
one whose moral perception Is not greatly bluoted oy
seltntsresi can belp sdmripg the spirit OF MI pos
worths letter nor see ho any puoLsber uniess
here scales over his eyes In the snspe OF
ehshe can avoid tee conviction that the hnnora
be course OF the Lon publisher toward Mrs stowe
hert IN bet of simple justcs 10 her, th eSceeoingy
eyng 70 me, TO see any indications 'as Ensnsn sad
American publishers afser 90 long and 90 profound
Aunber, are waking 20 . sense OF the wrong tha' IL
ocre authors In etoer cosnsry, BY The pressni aye
TEN Of literary prvseeriug IL 10 fact thss ought 70
Be hnowp howev Illuminating II may De 70 bsosher
Sotshap that there tar greater proporuoo Oh lug
nsh than American publishers In favor Oh an ln.elus
tonA CODY risht Ii IL be replied, az IL VIII pc,
Mat the reason for this difference 10 fouad IN me
hos that there are more Eaglish than Aneri.
esa books worth reprintins the admission strikes
mot particularly creditsbe to sense oil Justice
Seu ssv truly A. think that "a just decision VIII be
rendered BY the public, whenever attention snsh nave
been rloro,sAy aroused 20 confederation Of the mss.
kr' Nav the era of that waking up be hss.ened' !
hps every journal In the United States vii publish
eser Of Mr. Bosworth The feet here discio.ed, aad
SIMILAR ones - they elected VIII DO soms mag,
cannot doubt, towsrd bringing aoouss nesaals psonS
anoa In relation 70 the International pro'ecnon VI
Aalas.sccs Q. Justice similar to the onsyou lara
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chropicled, came to my knowIege few weeks since,
while Ia London and perhaps 10 Will not oe considered
Extensively invidious TO make his public likewise:
Mesus James Eisbet & Co, an extensive publishing
house In London. enuust d my beautiful )py
Of the "Wide, Wide World" which they had just
brought out and desired to present II to the gifted
author with their compliments. They Informed me-
Also that they had made equitable arrangement with
this LADY forhe publication Of all Of her books
and they desired revise for the Eogisn market
certain of my own juvenile works, for which, ia the
event of their publishing them they proposed TO allow
me an adequate compensation. More tbsn thi, they
sssured me II ther deliberate determination TO
y,phblsh paSe from Ameri,an author pIh,E. send
ing him fair and sdltyactory equtuaieHt.
r. c. W0ODwoRTH.
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SECOND BOARD,


Sept. sl-FrI BOard-5s Penasyvsaa RR., 80 Rs.i,ss
b r. 20 uaion Canal. lts 100 A. Coal B 100 Lcas
IslaLd r. t3 % do, ~ so Sch Nav Frs-isd v 40 do
2bi sltt0o Reaji K ~. 20. s0 - hnsnll kk IN 10
do 20 R.adps n H. Mort 6s "a. l0lA $500 fexss
Rss Note, 55 100 Gnrd Baua IA % SEQ Nav lsh Lshss
Nav Glb s2oO Cbes. Del Canal - s5t t3Oo
su,q casai6 ssooo Sch Nav D. 81, 79A siOo A. Coal
o. 20 a Reading r. Preferred, "
cord Board90 Union Bank cd fsnn, 10 ~ Sch Nav freLs
81, 90. 26k Ot do, 26A D. Louisville Bsnk, I'D. cs
Guard Bank u; 40 Far AVID Mech sans ItN u sor, ssss
Of .ntacky Ma Long Island Railroad bA ssse.h nav.
o. 81 III, ~ eco do RI vi 90 kesdas haso,a
g. PtsbuSsh Coupon ~. ~
az $500 sprss Garden d. TO- io 90 Reshns hhosa'co
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ages are laid a. 81 ESQ. 49, ~
In defense IL said that defendant r,ssa. q. J.r,.v
City; that he rode down Ia a on 7tn ian lss ~
tie jersey City ferry, having h father ana oths, n ~.
vsson with him Il ainrf (wno VA ths oxn.- aos
driver Of hack bad soseh standing there which De
slightly sranst and plaintiff sruct defendant
with he whip several times and ~u about stxs i'm
tec husIf IN the best he could and th plaintiff
rave defendant snd his party in ehsse policeman saa
they 81 taken 70 the House Verdict Tor DE-
fannsn
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Common Council PRocEEDINGs.-The
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

COMMON CoUNcu..-Au adjourned meet
ing Of III Common Council held at the City Hall on
Mordsy evening last petition fronlD b. Reese wa.
presented and referred oT permission TO esao ish ne u
and others PETIT ned the Beard TO appoint places Tor
bod,ns the s at the fall election a. houses where q ior
n sold and thsir edition referred TO the Law Comm
tee resolution adopted instuctug tbs Controller %
forthwith transmit 10 the Commi'Sioner o. Streets ana
Rsp.s the several tax aod assessment rolls whlci nave
~ rsturned 10 the Coz sctor OF Taxes aud asesmsnts
TIE Road Adjourned 10 meet Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

On Tuesday s-g a. ser short bu, revere nes sihAh
EIOUlsE vii Of Jsha W. Mott and daughter OF Peter Nese,
IT, r.aye. and ieats Of the family invited % a-ne as
hrerz on rur.dsy as os O'a ass a'' fs''oea'
No. lSS Mksson o. -.,.,vxu rfrsOS
.,,s az lane. Tfon S5th fher ace II All =,
he, frsass Of fsnis. ass the
a.r,..t uourcs Ilsra Lsass, As. 81 .. q w.
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RuNAwAY-On Monday afternoon,

RUNAWAY On Monday afternoon
,,.hd 20 ,rnck belop ging % Mr. Ksnenbley, start
% from ths Cunsrd wharf aud through several OF ne
stre.t, upseung carts boxes &c ard Ia NewMEss ~
.. b'ersbt 10 stand by coming IN confact WIN cat
,b lime the ne rss started two boys were on tns
80 81 hon lell OF soon ser starting the other held as
10 the lin. opposite the depot wnea no was :, ~
~ ort Of the wheels when psssed over the middle OF ms
body n. was conveyed mis- home Considerably urea.
Dr. Ocot was called In and examined the BOY pat did NOT
consider him dangerously hurt.
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SELLING RUIZ TO CHILDREN.-The fol-

SELLING KUN TO CHlLDREN'-i ITO Iol-
loving reported by Cap, Squres OF the Eleventh ward
On bis return yesterday morning TO tbs Chisf - rOcs
boy about y years Of sse named Alopzo rGrner was ou7c
Yesterday at he OF Aveuus sne tourths dead
drunk n. br u4h the Station house sd THERE al
tended by Dr. Murphy who succeeded In EXTRACTING tne
houor from bis stomsch aid IN restoring him to CONSCIOUS
ness He stated ta, hs Obtained the liquor az the gore
Of Patri-k Pagan, corner OF Avenue aud tHth q"
place where children nal and female OF tender age are
daily supplied with hquO in Quantities from penny sworn
NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

,sp Ou,RTgs sgssroSs.-Befors Judge Osden s'a
49, $3.50 80 T.Sg, Rent .l-ChadeI Brady was Lned "a
AZ Ddctmsn Of burglary in the second desse in a.yn.
imIen open and robbed house In jersey oy. 1890 nc
found guilty and sentenced 10 tae o'"'e i'"' -
for year - ....rl, ,vitl, ehlsel on
Gsuet Moore, was found gllit'l ~ -
for a tsrrn OF NO We srs and SIX moatns I'D
Ellen Davis sd on charge % gi ,5s' nd snsd
guilty and the County az tor ". ,9lss 1AO
5,srd costs 70 stand committed until paid
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Two ScuoosERs DAMAGED BIT FIRE

Two ,chooners the William H. Smith and Geo. w. sn,s'
yjrr al the foot Of Rsoseyeltst e.qsht hire yesefas
ing about II oclOck and sustained dansss 70
and risrfns The fire ea1sed By pot OF ptsn
40. iIels bail IL was thrown ovsrooefo ~
,s.a Of falling into the water, dropped iato box
"a, or betw cen the vessels Tia flames were soe~"
re- sssss b, W. De ssp~.-ass-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

~ The weather threatened change
last night but the promise was not fulfilled up - mid
night The temperaturois rather warm for the season.
much a. to render rapid walking or rather cor-
siderable exercise quite uncomfortable
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

" The Jefferson Blues, Capt. Bette
..o,r,.ni,d b, the New.YoTk Bras Band, were over
1a N.wYerk. at Becksra for target Pra'ties They
m.Se god appearance having ~ musseo out tney sso
s.yT I'D target Tue hrst prize was awarded 70
S-,ssnt Bi,6of There several others OF minor I'm
xrrt1r
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. j. Delato1rs, formerly Lynch q C2arkO 25l1 Hana
1882. GAM. Neon. 3P: NJ 81 NJ
Sept 2l..........60 10 ~
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Hbos 6srden-Robert mscsire Ballet Dveriissement, &C.
Wslaeks Lyceum-The Will The Omnibus.
Burtons Tbeater-Davd Coppsrhe3; Novel Erpedient
Bsrnum's hussum-Orphans DresmI The RI Amencs Boy
Woods hinsre-No. - Broadway, Concerts svsy sveniAs
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Us DISTRICT COJRT.-Heiors Judge BIrrs
Samuel Vesse and Cushing aud Hgf ct BsnGor Ne owners
Lus A. H,yiofd tie -hip s,9heu D. Austin her tackle
To recoyer s3.027, INSERTED damage by

To recover S3,O2I, hsserted uaIn4ge W
collision at Galveston Bay, Texas In December 1871 the
ship while acting underway 1aving run foul OF the oI
ipg anchor, knOcsiDg away her forward spa sla IS
.ina and doing any 20 the hull In defense said
ihst the ship in the collision ao suffered severely being
damaged 10 the OF s25 and The fault was Alto
eeibr with the brig that she into the Bay toe snip
vas lying at Choir and dropped her snehor close 20 me
ship although hailed aud ed not to do sshs did not
leave for the slip to ges under way when sac was
about 10 do.
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Jersey CITY ITEMS.

~ Seventy nine building lots were sold
., s.,se H,obts ON Monday afternoon st an average Of
s24s each ot 5xl5o feet These Its within the ooun-
daries Of the Fifth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

William Horton and others az Bfovne AMI others
The Court said the affidayts on the part
OF the Sher are not u ent establish agreement by
the defendant either OF them TO pay aoy esaer m Tor
auctoneers than allowed ~ statute Dlt TANK
there IL sl cent proof Of agreement % pay tue extra
sum charged for watching the property and es th5 va, an
extra service rendered the Tsqrss Of the defendant inc
sum agreed to be paid properly paid b. the plaintiff IRE
charge fo eXrt lsbor and sdyetng aud Tor levy and al
iourmen cannot be allowed Cos 20 be taxed accord
lIgiy.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sTrcfit Trns.-Bsore Judge CiEFSrLL
Peter Cooper ag,. Peter stuyvesaai and others

Peter Cooper Peter stuyve'aa' and ot9-,'
Motion for Injunction restraining the
hsi of Nichols suyvessnt from e1ercng acts Of own-
neshp as they claim igh 20 do plot c ground St
junction Third and Fou tn avs which "a DO
twenty years bEo City Of NewYsrk by n. W. s.,
yeas pubic park 1t Is said BY paiah that Ny
making the be4u's o got that b. had sold anal zee
IL Mr. Fowle- ard that IL became sesseTy Tor the
City purcbss the right Of Mr. Fowler IN oIder to oosn
possession of the ground which the City did. and nave
taken the necessary and the Coemon Couacl
have psssed resolution approved bS the Mayoi % ope1
said plot OF groutd as pubic park' oo thst 'uo
hr siuyyesaD with the exception OF M Gerard Stly-
vesent the City doing cOotenong that rrezuany
has occurred In the transferring Of the property 70 the O
a. d that tile has not passed, &c. ,, H..
The alleged negvlsity, We believe istnss NO.
ard Chas henry al DO geht tract Of land from me r i
which included this plot said tract :, BE- transferred o nsn
10 the City instead OF ea:h d0ng 81 ar hesd aas
fsrre5! To- Mr. Ha who individually transferred TO- the
Ctyl IL -. -,,r h,v5,,
hi. blot laid out a. puslc square and MI Cooper says
,h.t be az others induced to pay much as-r prices
r their land than they would have done nsihoI i Puo
lie square or park been designated on the map ana hs
tends h.t the heirs Of Mr. IN preventing II osas 70 iAa
out set invslicly, &c. a., .o.-
.s ,tsted by counsel that Mr. Coo per owns the prop
,ry adjoining and u to erect 40 extensive aaa css
tdn kayins three fronts one each Of the Third and
also said that tue City nave inc
ST, yyessnt hsirs from exercising as,s OF owaersnP 49,.
Atemporsry Injunction was granted WIKI ofoei :" '-'"
csu,. BY it should not Be made petmseent ~ ILL.,
WIN Waser ssl Cara WOOley and Cna- .. hAsv -,
Molten for INJUNCTION - let ers and paperrs; =.
r.aay ressrred TO- shls case up and Ssnop Saso
Or Ha~ Is other ministers Of the EpscopA ohaIsn
who have refssed to make shdavs In tne CAUSE
present being subppned with syisg 70 their esmooy O1
The case was further pos,por %.
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TAnev Locomotive, named The Quick
r Coryrv CouRr-COMMoN

step built at the mandatory o. Rogers n ns
Keichum and designed for the Saratoga hsNi"A"'
brought down from Paterson yesterday morning
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TIE INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS. at the

meeting last evening Of this Institution, Daniel Is
Eleventh Ws'd preadine. and J kingsley, Goes.
William West, OF Second Ward VS. CTS Com
ntse Of Core spondence was then appointed tn
WIN }. Young, VIM Wes and Wm r. nI. T.
Congress then adjourned subee the call OF hesi
Kin gslsy W. A Blaisdsl and DAVID Marsh, eomaA''o'
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- rha Ipcksnn Gnards. Capt. Denni-

or rssxed through Jersey City from Newly yeseiar
= ,ing ON their way to Newark tsrget excurson Io5
asTd, NUMBERED forty five muke and we're accompanied
~ Stations Brass Band.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT cALENDAR-Tais DAr.

LUINI
CIBCUIT COURT. N IS. 57l, SOB, 4SO,
528 g43 s33 SIS to $50 inclusive.
CoMnoN PLEAs-Nos III, SIS, 6S7, s23, go loo Lola
LIS, l. u 3, -, IT. -. , . -
SUPREME CouRT-Specdi Term. Nos n, 81, o. ~, ~
%. z 8 4 6, 10. p, %. 81, 80, IS, 81
L. s DISTRICT CoURT-No3. 10 70 p
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MARRIED.
DIED..

s, ,,r Paurs churrh 10 tn. city. ~ Rev. Dr. Western
n, TaonAs DOYLE 70 Mss DELLA VAN BoCkkL, oe1 o.
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CIRCUIT coURr-B-Sor. Judge Roou'rLI.

To recover the amount of note for
sa50 mad. BY Mrs Meyer In November 1872 sud endo'ed
by MT sssaf The defenIe Is tina, the note wss mac
~, al. Recommendation OF Mr. W. and gvsa By him 70
George Spencer Co. who 10 supply Mr. asstan
coal deslerl With Goals and hep ss coustsrs ol IL
40 time for his notes amount but inst tney ao ~
fully sct 10 70 cir verbal agreement THIS LATER va
MED IL was sso ,onfe1dsd thst plaintiff sn not .ne
bona hde holder Verdict for plaintiff, sl,"l 20 00'Hs
AMOUNT and interest.
Mbs. Gesry az. Josa W. Smith (sasd az 'oha sna
To recover damages for alleged assault and oasJ 10
,tsndir on the baggage rack Of coach sad P
a. Ia month vt( liz thick bost cutting the up tnrousA.
s.a< psa;usx 70 Leo 10 or " asys End ne aAa " ~
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AccIDESTs.-A man named Thos. Kin
CHILD BURNED TO DEArH.-Josiah

johnson coloTed lad Of age who resided with his
parents in the OF No ~ Bedford shockngy
burned Monday last in consequence Of box OF matches
with which be psypg having snted and ire
clothing The lids mother had been absent from the
but lev moments and her found her env-s
oped In flames She tinRuished them possible
and sent for sphyciao but the relief afforded only
temporary and the lad died yesterday rnns The Coroner
notified 70 hold an inquest upon the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

The JOHN l.. STEPHENS LAUNCHED
Yesterday afternoon, At about O'Clock, the 'piendia
steamship John L. stephens was launched from 'ne
yard Of Smith Dlmon. She Il about the size OF the
Golden Gaze, and most elegant steamer. This tns
fifteenth steamer owned BY The Pscihc Mai Steamship
Company Her engines are In course Of construction
a ne Novelty Iron WorkA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

MOS, Important scenes connected with the history por
s.s of dsiipgulshed characters and pictures on tne
most remarkable Incidents The elegant 'y'e ~u'ou
,bsy are Issued recommends them to place Ia '0'
u.r.rx of the amateur.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WHre COUNTY NOMINATIONS. - The
wbis Convention for the nomination Of County Officers,
assembled at s,ellenwsrfs PlaDk-rosd Hotel, In the
Nirtn Ward, yesterday afternoon and organized BY
appointing J. G. Bergen E'q, Chairman. Delegates
from every Ward and District In the County were pres
ent and the proceedings characterized BY hsr-
mony and good order. The nomination Of scsndidass
for Sheriff was first taken up and on the hrss regular
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THE BRooKLYN AND BATH PLANK Roar
TrnprKANcE ADMINISTRATOR Seventh

Ward Temperance Alliance ~ meeting held on Monday
pieht elected the following Oicsrss John Rhode, Pres
dent AUGUSTUS Robbins aud John Hdreth, Vice prss
dents; Robert Van VOORHEES, Secretary, sad j. smith,
Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

Rich FALL GooDe.-rhe most desirable
STYLES of Fall Goods may be obtained at Columbian Hall NO.
2s Grand Ladies' gust Of bargains should visit that
TARTAN ed estab shmen hch BrOche lad Cashmere Shaws
Pain and Rrocede Sss. Msr7oss Cssh neres Para
matas aud Muslin LANES and other Dr. Goods of
fered prices extremely low 10 excs the wonder aud
admiration OF the purchasers
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KILLED BY BEING Run OVER Miss Ellen


Hays youDt lady IS years fsse residing with her parents
a. No. 70 Heary st. Monday eyering BY 8
bore ard ca the sbimsl having become frightened and
broke away from its d and 'ever-v I'M red her that
ste Yesterday died OF her wounds The Coroner not
fed bold Dqu-st the body Other
krocked down by the frightened animal but dan
eerously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

SIGHT AND EYEs.-PrOt. BRONsoN visits
our City th, week 1hur.dsy aud saturday on TO a.
No 70i Broadway, and Alhaay Fndav, al the Dslayan
and stteld to the eyes generally well the health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

SUPREME cOTRr-IS CH,an,ns-Brfore Jrlge EovlsDs.
DECISION AS TO COSTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

There has Deem quIeter uouIauu i0s
boots sud shoes since our last report, and prices are
well sustained The Southern demand hes asassds Dial
the Western and City trade Is very bh'k- The ssoc1
are shs The shipping to California 10 limited 70 s's"
lsht goods for the spring sales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

ar, ali he noticed that the Disbursements exceedsd
=, s,,n,. "a an A. which was occasioned ~
zoe d.srs On the part Of .he Directors to have hs
ot,ys Oower and cars placed In good CONDITION, s.a
also by heir sndeavors 70 remove OBJ o. tae
,,nc,ine two iocomc tives for burning coal. 70 %
ussd on Il Road wlhr the limits Of the City OF BROOK
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DARING HreHwAY RoBBERY.-Oficers

White, Zeigler and Raynor OF the Seventeenth Ward
shortly after Il O'Clock y.seda, morning arrested tvo
charged with having few nents viOus 20 their
rest ass suited Mr.. w n Hsstel-r, Of No 81 Avenue A.
while he sanhns the Of that and ih
and after Selling his watch chain and breskog IT, uncer
enonouy running OIL with his watch One Of the officers
witnessed the affair and gave the alarm which resulted In
the arrest OF the offenders who III alleged had the watch
in their possession The accused taken before Justice
W els for examination.
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Internationally

GAs.-The manufacturers will supply
new supply new and beautiful patterns of Cashiers
Chandeliers, SC, &s., at their new Depot No. $40
Broadway hsnuiacurers prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

r. The payment of militia commuta-
tons Is limited TO October llth.
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100 (uuNefsano toai 70 oJV "
2cn ~. Lawrence Co....... !
100 Ph0nix Mining Co... II
zoo kdssvorth Land Coz. 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

T Several pieces of calico, pairs of
new boots and handso ne hobby.hor Yesterday
taken from thief by Officer haveus Of tho sixteenth
W ard and can be at the Jefferson Police Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

ADvERTIsrNG.-A man may advertise
ten TO twenty lines fer three months In hundred dit
ferent country newspapers as we are Informed BY Mr.
Palmer for less than $780, Besides, he may select the
places and papers beet adapted to bis business Thi' h
certainly very cheap but 1t any cheaper than ten line'
would be In The Weekly TibSss at o. each Insertion
The Beealy Tribune is sent to si1iyi1 thousand SAB
seribera Somebody make the experiment and 'e' US
know
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-22

" A Presby terrain Society is about to
be Organized and Church edifce for that denomination
to be erected In Maahsttanvtlle.
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PRESENTING A FORGED CHEcK.-A

you're yesterday taken into custody BY Captain
Lsona d. Of the Second Ward Police charged With forgery
in having yesterday morning presented forged check Tor
S694 purpotng have been signed By Me- Ab'ahsm Van
Nest merchant Of No 22 Pesrs and made payable 10 L.
c. Miller be'rer Al the counter OF the Seventh ward
and for Mr. Van Nest, who denied having signed It,
The sccusss stated that he had received fro psson
the United States Hotel He committed BY Justice
Ohborne for examination.
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TIE ELECTION.

1t will be seen, by letter from our
Richmond Correspondent, that the lfh
Thursday in May ('hc 27th) is finally
fixed on as the time for the election Of
officers under the new Constitution
It will be an important day, and the
rioters, as well as the candidates, ought
to be making ready for it, by becom-
ing acquainted with the character and
claims OF those who ask their sullra-
ges, and resolving to support the b''st'
" 1t may not be generally known
but it is important to be borne in
mind, that the Commissioners Of the
Revenue will not be elected by dis
tricts, but each rotcr IN tie County
miN eote for tlro.
~ Candidates for Justices, Con,
stables, and Commissioners ofthe Re-
venue, will be announced in both OF
our papers for One Dollar as the time
is growing short, and the Offices arc
not very lucrative.
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Temperance Convention.

LIZA Convention of the friends OF
Temperance, of the various organiza-
lions, Sons, Washingtonians, &c, will
be held at Fairmont, Marion county,
on Wednesday the 18th Of May next.
1t is intended to embrace the whole
of N. w. Va. in this fraternal confer
ence for the advancement Of noble
cause. From information already re-
ceived, there will be large attend
ance of delegates from n distance
but will the neighboring counties be
represented according to their wealth
and population : Will there be scores
of active, energetic cold water men
from, Harrison, Taylor, Lewis, Up
sllur, Barbour, Preston, &c. :! If this
matter las been overlooked or neglect
cd in,hc excitement ofpolitical affairs,
it is not yet too late to discharge an
important duty. Meetings may be
held in precincts or congregations,
and men appointed as delegates who
will deem it an honor and pleasure
to attend the Convention.