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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04
Attack of three thousand sayages upon an American
Brig.

| We learn (says an exchange) by private let
tiers from Rio de Janeiro, that the American
brig Mary Alkaline, A. Oaksmith, of New
York, Master, arrived at that port on the 9Th
oil August, from the coast Of Africa, where she
had most pcri!ous and thrilling adventure with
savageS on the river, with a valuable cargo from
no Janclro, and, on rounding Stark Point I'M
fortunately got aground near the shore. The
natives seeing her pless condition, ilccked to
the shore to plumber the vessel, and in the
course Of the day their numbers amounted to
some three thousand. They made furious and
savage assault upon the vessel, which was most
bravely and galIantly defended by the captain
and his crew for Some hours, till the British
armed brigantine Dolphin, which was fortunate
~ in the river, came TO his rescue, and saved
the vessel and cargo, ana the lives % az CT
board. though not without the loss Of life on the
part oil the savages. On the following day the
british steamer FREELY came into the river, and
promptly rendered every possible aid, together
with the Dolphin, to relieve the Mary Adaline,
which was at length got anoat, and enabled TO
pursue her voyage without much loss or damage.
RAILROAD SURVEY ComPLErE.-We had the
pleasure OF visit on Thursday afternoon from
Mr. =. /. Brown, assistant engineer on the Pa
cine Railroad. His survey commenced at JEFF
Ierson City, running along the bank of the Mis-
sour river to this city, distance of forty five
and half miles, thence along the bank Of the
river to the mouth of the Lamnc river-up the
Lamne TO the mouth of Blackwatcr, and from
thence to Salt Fork in Saline county, i7.nning
about fodr miles south of Marshall, and in near
~ direct line to Lexington. His route con-
neoted with that run by Mr.. Stewart, from Kan
sas down, near Jonesboro, in Saline county.
The distance, by the river route, from jelTer-
son City TO Kansas, by this survey, is one hun
lred and ffty-one miles, and from Jefferson
City to st. Louis one hundred and twenty-five
nleS-or five miles and half shorter than any
route yet surveyed! and the cost Of construc-
ion supposed to be from 81 800 to $4,000 per
nile cheaper than any other route The whole
Instance by this route from St. Louis to Kansas
S two hundred and seventy three miles, and it
,an be built for about half u million dollars less
han any other road. This looks very encoura-
ing TO the friends of the river route. With the
ar6e subscriptions they have made TO the road,
md the diminished price at which it can be con-
tructed, they have confidence that il NAV be
coated on this route. : Boonville Obs.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

This splendid new boat arrived at our wharf
Tor the first time last Tuesday. Her cabin is
magnificent, and she is altogether the finest boat
we have seen on the Upper Mississippi. The
New Lucy is commanded by Capt James II.
Johnson.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04
North Missouri Rnilrnnd

Last Monday the people of Monroe county
met Tor the purpose Of serdieg delegates TO the
81 Charles Convention. Thcinhopo is that the
North Missouri Railroad willarunthroua Mon
roe county,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

- CAPE GlRARDEAU, Oct. 81.
Dr. q. w. Harris was attacked by ScLoIcr,
I y. night will die in few hours. Tho same
G disease has Lroken out in a German family
, O5o ue9,h' one eXpectci' TO die every minute.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

List of City Officers for the year 1923:
.Nayor-T. r. Selmes.
RecOrdr-i. L. Holt.
yHarShdL-B. M. Hawkins.
.hforney-M. p. Green.
Colmcimen.
Isl Ward-ThOmas Brice, Robt. RuiTner, A.
j. Settles.
I'd Wdrd-F. Snider, H. Westf all, A. S
Robards.
Sd Rard-J. d. Bowling, A. G. Gano, H.
Martin.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

m NIHVINNArI DoiONfr p
a., re mp 'ra.n on 'ha C. s. @. R1lroad. ~,
re" london, ran over a COW; The cars were
,hlo@a on The trsck and six badly injured. and
seven persons seriously hurt, but MT f7tqi,i
''uoee thea "a tsOs. Iutaeg ION, Vi Tn. civ.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04
THE ELECTION AT pAIMYRA.

The following is the statement of the polls at
Palmyra, up to IL o'clock, on Tuesday:
Scott and Graham I6e
Pierce and King, l2e
3 For Circuit Attorney
T.. L. Hawkins, Oil
s N. P. Minor, 70
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04
CITY HOTEL.

This popular hotel has been leased to Messrs.
II. Hance and d. F.Jockson, both gentlemen
well calculated 10 sustain and promote its good
reputation.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04
REMEMBTR
f7ArslsAL AsD NAfLrs RALaoaD. The

HAxslBAL AzD NAPLEs RAILRoAD. The
communication Of A. B. contains much shrewd-
y expressed truth, although it rakes down this
paper and The Messenger. The people of this
section certainly ought not to forget the impor-
lance Of that road. We have said but little a.
boutit because we looked upon its completion
The democrats on Tuesday, night made mighty
fuss over their II majority. Such banging of
cannon, such wear and tear Of lungs, and such
"tearing round" among the groceries, they could
hardly have exceeded if they had got their II
majority fairly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

New YoRK CRYsTAL Palace The Sci.
shtiilc American has large, fine engraving of
the New York Crystal Palace. 1t is evidently
70 " magnificent structure.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

At the close Of the case Mr.. Bates, counsel
Tor Gardner, moved his discharge. The Justice
IN rendering his decision, stated that the defend.
ant was certainly not guilty of the crime charg-
ed agalnsthm in the affidavit and warrant. Ne
TOOK the case under AMUSEMENT, and subsequent
~ held Mr.. q. to bail in the sum of ono tho,-
SAND dollars, 10 answer any charge the Grand
jury might find against him, which was prompt
ly gIven.--- Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

FLouR.-When you want Flour, bear in
mind that the "Arrena Mill +" has very high
reputation. As, RonApps & Sow invariably
sell good flour.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

~ Our friend ]. Bower is now captain Of
the New England. He complains that he is
losing his titles. He has been Major Bower
from time immemorial-he is now only Captain
Bower.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04
Exchange and Banking Houso.

See the advertisement of Messrs. BLATcU-
FORD & WHITNEY. Until their banking house,
now being constructed on the corner of Bird and
Main streets, shall have been finished, their Of
hce will be in Commercial Row, in the house
formerly occupied by VIM. Hawkins.
Hoos.-The Intelligencer says that the pros-
poets for pork packing in St. Louis are verv
gloomy; that although packers are not anxious
TO pay - gross or So net, very few No. / hogs
can be obtained at that price, because that amount
As being paid in the country.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

d We learn from Tuesday evenings
News that tie election in St. Louis was one Of
the most quiet that has ever been known in that
city.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

SALE or CRY PHorERrY.-See JAMES M
Mills advertisement.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

HATS y CAPs.-Our young friend, James P
Morris, is on hand with fine lot of Hats and
Caps, Give him O call
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

CIRepiT ATToRSEY.-We understand that
Hawkins is 254 ahead in Palmyra.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04
The Presidential Election.


The official returns from this township nrs-
sent the following result:
Pierce and King, 296
Scott and Graham, 285
For Circuit Attorney,
l.. L. Hawkins. AL
N. p. Minor, III
Some wings, confident the State ould go for
Pierce, did not vote. VIM. Priest brought I'M a
delegation of 20 democrats from Rails county:
there were three from Macon, several from
Randolph and every township in the county,
we understand had democratic representation
at our polls. The truth is, the Democrats had
sworn that the vote of this township should be
given to Pierce, and they called in aid from ev-
cry quarter.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

Cry PRorERTY yoR SALE.-See J. M
Mills advertisement a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

II Seven Free Soil votes were cast at Ke.
okuk on Tuesday.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

N. b. The totals and the votes for Council
men are correctly given above-there are seve-
raj slight errors in the returns from the differ
ent wards for other officers.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

a5- scoirsanajOriiy over Pierce, in Palmy.
ra, is SO.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

Tie whole Of tlc Rus dln army IL ordered T.,
~, %'nf mourning in memory Of he Duke or lYo,-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

FHOA kroKUK.-SOoti's majority at Kcok III
is reported 10 be 40.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

:. II Miller township in this county gave a
majority for Scotl.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-04

~ President Fillmore has addressed letter
to the head, Of Departments relative to the dea'n
of Daniel Webster. After glowing reference
10 hi. services, his fame and his worth and a
feeling tribute to his memory, the fgesiden'
concludes as follows;
The Acting Secretary of State will commu-
picatc The intelligence to the diplomatic corps
near this government, and, through our mlnS-
tcrs abroad, 10 foreign governments.
The Cabinet are requested, as Further testI-
mony Of respect Tor the deceased, to wear the
usual badges of mourning for thirty days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

N GIMBREDE RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
proprietor or the Engraving estsbliahmcnt eeupying
the tetrNo John street. that no has NOT given W ousi
ress bas has removed 70 ES Broadway, Mctropsn Hotel
where lie will always DO pleased TO mech hts friends All
from abroad sush &C may be desroug d contnu
In past ,yofs having oVcnod Of the besu al s.cro
lie lite o. Nibos Gsrden, and gresy increased hS
so es for furnishing cegan Eusraypg IN ell les branch
10 whit has sso been added cNtcaStvo sscsbmens Of
supefdne wedding Stationery from Parg and London j.
N O. would also remind the public thai he is she sole
cetsor OF he late Joseph Perkins having purchased s
the name is enlisted to all tho benohs thereiton.
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At SPECIAL HEETING OF THE PICAYUNE cLUB

ATA sPECIAL HEETING OF THE PICAYUNE CUR
following preamble aud rcsou ions we're pss
.hs cq. ,er calm y, sqd
posby 30 obtained from either side oordsy aud
ry sisaed tha Mr. Joseph a. ssoSie ia the only
FisE and thst no other person OF persons lave
nae having tsea sEsnstd and sos sn,.iasa y
ite ampts made NJ imitation by the wrsers
o. the tiesJ une; and Whereas this Club regard with
wrtens q sss fcayu pa
10 81 vT Of I
framed by Tic Club .as .oh Of J.nuary ls
- aes the sro rs sosif sn prs
his character and wrsSgs have themselves
able osndro in hs er deserve the nttes soen q al
nsS S and G The w. eaona
asih o. the Pesyane sgt on IN TIE full bloom AID ash
sR soa s ShcS enoS loom ns To &c
h. WIN unalioyai rasarss, and dolishs TIE br.h 4 ne
The pside d ua0ulei virtue sp.rkns wi,h
ion too ns
N phr sg's " 80 SsSs5 n. to ~ ne
., sas napor y ms 60 sudioasly avoided it, objection
Resolved Tha. ,hc eecrets-yse and hereby IT, noruoted
By 5 70 aiSa
' rt h sss e S srS IL Inc
cause nsd preamble be stricken out ad TIE words Mr.
ss.saa a. S'0'' the talented sdi''' . a"'''' IN 'A''
Resolved That the tcke9 and invitation loft by the SO
cretry at the Pio.yune Office with copy resolutions
intended Mr. Pick having falea 10 other hands that
said Tietets numbered r. specvely 200 20 2 2)3 2 be
stopped ct the door; and tho pares presenting re-
fused sdmitstGce on the night Of Baii ball
Resolved That Hr. Joseph A. Scoville, the M. Pick be
soce 70 attend an. do the honos Al cai Bl. be held
~ Gothic Hsl, Brooklyn. Guceday evening" March
1921 and thai the Secretary rsis tickets and isl In
yatop with copies Of the nmittces report and these
Preamble and resolutions. TO Mr.. PICK
Resolved Ist the Secretary transmit copies OF tho above
amble ard resoluton0 togo tcr with The committees
report, 20 hcssrs Woodward Co.. rropricscrs Of the
Iicayune
.aea in the Herald giremans Owe, Brooklyn Advertiser
JOHN H. OuAkA, President.
CnAErrs Z. RrYNoLps, SeerctarY
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ID ICHAoND COURT, FSe. 2DTE. fS52.-WHEE1AS
~ opinion Of se Board Of aupervisors the
school its operation aat TO The tax payers OF
this county sni nsuleen 20 support schools Ihsto
oro resolved ad Board win meet AZ the court hcue
M md particularly reguess that the town supofa
Schools Trustees Of School Districts and The
inhabitants OF the county generally meet wish sad Board
OF supervo the above named tie and place. In order
unite their ycvD and Efforts to have said Law amended
as be congsnsi 70 the interest," Of said county also TO
hear the report committee that has been appointed 10
enter with the Board Of supervisors Kings county
corning said Law. SAMUEL BARTON.
y. H. "a MAHrLINg, ,,,..,;.,..
8. H. FROST 0uPsi'!s0''
GARRET y. NRlGHrJ
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gTHISrLE BALL THE FIasrANFUAL BALI OrTas
Tbktle Beue y0sns eiety of tho cisy Klya,
s,sns In brn the above before the pub, nan.
would bp state bat they have Oh pststo
make this Bali of the IA will be r.
ssotias lads and bonnie lasss Grauge
celebrated hAnd has boon engaged for the occsso sIo
Mr. Mckerrhsr the piper Who will In full Highland
been dpoed Of qusnty early application
Mr. Parker Of Ne. has kindly volunteered bis Bsv
str The are be devoled %
shsr''A able purposes Tickets 81 esoh 20 bo bad - M
Ign. ANDREW BATES Prcsiaent.
JonE wmrs Secretary.
WAsBINGT0ss BIRTH DAY PACKER
w has the pleasure 10 announce shat on Monday even
rgnesh Fchrnary I'D, he Intends siyps grand Ball. IN
birth day OF che usrous Warrington, ~ hts
Rooms The North american RoseI Tickets b0 cents TO
DO obtsines az tbc door
SCARFP GUARD-TuE ANNUAL BALL or THE
TIE 25sb Tbs COMMITTEE pledge ,kemseiy b.
spare eSleDso make this ball inferior 20 given
tis ason Dodworth celebrated IoInsl Band Engaged
for til. teoascn 1iohee 81 he Obtained The
follow ing mit,ee George sos <3S Bro,dway Geo
sohur 81. Broadway; John h0ops brohdstY House,
sshssher Gen. Broadway &. T. Ottignon. l5S Crosby
sttet; N. Goottrson Park House, ID. Pollock. do w. 7.
forter, spirit OF inc Times onies.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASSOCIATION BsLt.
tickets this srand b. be had by applying shAws
House, ~ Bowtry. Price SO Zach.
DE C. BRoOKEs' DANCING ACADEnY EAGLE
DAYS and frdays New olssees Tor ming full
of the lin OF Pv.te
lessons ct NJ Bs Private Academy 23 Grand corner
Bowcry.
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yIynERE ARE THE wATcHMEN IN BROADWAY
w The sconndre who cnsirey destroyed sisn Of tho
tuhaorter in December last informed thst no Is
cd, will lie punished should he attempts the
graceful outrage the one put up w. boayng
Terins. late Of JOIN street. J. N. GInBRBDE,
Caro- IsgpyW arc ss&GensI, Me- Nitiss GAydes.
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DaTERsCN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.-NOrIcE Is
hereby given that the annual election of Directors
the Patterson Gaa Light Company viii BIO held At Tho
the company in Jersey sree In the CITY of Paatscn
Monday. tho eighth day of March The polls VIII be
open at and close a. n BY order OF tina bicoctos
Paterson, N. j., Feb. 2i. 1862. JOHN DREW. SEQ.
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aFEUAAL aCwAO ~

OFFICE BoYDs CITY EXPRESS POST. no. Is vii.
~ liam Ferrous residing in the Tenth aud Thir
ieen,h wards who have paid cents pos.sss oa Letters
tho leser will further the ends OF usoe by csng
JonN T. D. Proprietor,
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SPISEERs, MACHIGI5TS. AND OTHER MAgUrAC-
- tnrers arc r1peciily invited 10 Mammoth Thros
hc OF BrunsTeds ratsnt, really to operate tho
OLDHAM WORKS near Pktcrgon n j. Telg Throsts Ia sixty
icos long wits fur hnndged and eighty spindlos
couaie thasis VIII tpin batter. do
power lsss ascndapoa spni.e for spindle, than
oher throfe over buit W ih keep II exhibition till
the 2h sat Ateg wiel u viii te so. she factory
80 II el d.s tlas ot.essrs ~ Wild Son. valasia,
NY u. 6RuADRED. SON co.
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tVAFTED-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, CONSISTING
for gentleman and wife. Location between Psnoe and
Twenty,onrth street, west Of Broadway. Reference
Mgme,
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WANTED-A CUTTER, AS FOREMAN, A GOOD Me-
w Charlie who may BIO abie 10 consider able
amount Of trade Apply TO JOHN r. WAR; elothins es-
tatlbhmtnt, Is Chatham street.
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NoTICE-TaE FRIENDS OF EXCELSIOR ENGINE
Com any No DESTROYS of uni,ing with It's pbers
aud honorary members in she last sad tribute Of b
the az their departed associate and
Foreman, William n Johnston, respectfully in vissd
Nfc6be at The eESno houss az half past one
CHAS. GRIFFIN, Secretary
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II ELLYs HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINr.
IN Ing ofiee, ll fulton street, New York.-Waddtng.
Visiting Address and Al Hone Cards in the very best
syle Cete Boxes Enveiepol Ss An spgrayed plato and
tily cards ten Lnne N. B.-Depos galetof
CorpsrI!a'e fras.es, Bn.nea OIL, Blaakets. so.
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A SPECIAL MEErlNr OF fNoeLs1oR fNeINE

u
"A Company No. was held AZ Tho Fnsine house. S.sur
large sori'y Ct fe henaIary members Of the Company
Tie kof.man presented communication, giving 81 20
ocnn Of Tho melancholy accident that has suddenly do
rtiy5 81 beloved cste -tc ssIissan
ilsm y Johnston. Ehereupon Il following pra-mb s
sud resolutions torcd
II. iitus aud unanimously adopted.
Wherast has peassd Al0i y Goodness 10 cali hne TIM
suddenly midst. lao much esteemed sssooas
and esistsns po,etaan William II. Jonaon while in
Tire full strength ard yisor; aud whereas.
the members OF this company evcr enterainst htyh re-
spector him .Ghsnc d by hs faithful and eNni
services for le past three ye.f their Treasurer Sccrs
try ard Assistant Foreman and feel mos severely ~
uofsn be'e,lmtn vel trusting that los IL his gain,
humb bow 50 THE, to tnscrutAte decte and IN
dCiug, would hesrtfeis m?a'hy witt those to
whom The Golden bowl indeed broken aud the silver ard
loosned with his family with shat father ard mother OF
whose declining he indeed prop and STAY hut
most VI all with cr who lately at the altar became his
through sickness oc health, through veal and in
this tryir Though whish they have .has sud
denly 20 ths covering as the life cords Of
The hesrt while rendering 10 VI deepest
sympshy ~ while minIling with theire, th9
" he whoga meroies fresh morning" eli s.
tere' whom no loyetb and THAI in lis roitul hndls.
. the Wind is always tempered 10 Tho shorn lamb
Resolved That this company will meet at the engine
house Monday Eeyt February I'D at half past clock
r. NJ ioc the Of paying the last sad tribute Of
fpect 10 cur departed aBSociste.
Resolved That apparatus and meeting room DO
shrovted with The usus emblem Of m9ura.ng and that We
wear rho usual bas 40 OF mourn ing for Ihsty days.
Resolved That additional token OF resrac. the
oce Of Assistant Forem tc and hereby desrd vacant
until cust ext annual m.etiJg.
Fcsoived That copy the foregoing duly authenoat
be gred by tho Foreman and Secretary, and transmitted
10 Tho widow and family Of the 5Scea.d.
CfltG GRIFFIN, Sec. CEJ. y. BhkER, IoratnsN.
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N EgTIRELY NEW SEVEN OCTAVE, ROSEWOOD
"A rquarc Piano. OF rior tone and helsh Is for sse
very moderate price by
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VICTORY HofE~coKPANY Is WI, TIE NUMBERS
- Of Victory iIose Co. 10. return thanks Nj.
ooeph Lee 10. Warren street. FIR the liberal supp'y Of
reshmenis furnished the evening OF Feb - iass,
; ter the fire In Broadway.
J. II. BRoohs Sec. a. II. MITCHELL, Feremsn.
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BATAVIA. N. Y.-IT EITHER OF TIE GENTLEMEN
- named Evans. formerly Of Batavs, in th, ssstc will
ommunieat bis sddress 70 Mr. Pcon No. Fourth street,
IA this city, he will eonor sress obligation upon that
GENTLEMAN.
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az REWARD LOST, ON FRIDAY, cCrH INsr
Do Dog An old Pointer Dog white and brown esrs
urd him. and will bring him TO 81 Union Place Fourth
avenue, wall receive the hboyc reward
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WANTED. A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BREAK
fact and tea, in private family, where there
other boarders by gentleman. The best reference
be riyen Address stating terms and scANep. q, tox 3a
PsN once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

'.f0 BUILDERS AND OTHERS. - CASr-IRoN CO.
lunns, OF every dsssrip ion and Of hiadsone pat
Csot Iron sinks o all szss, for pluDerg every
otheT description Castings executed 20 order
est notice. aad on ths terms by ANDREW
nay, Empire Cky Iron Foundry, a0i Wess Thirteenth
street between Ninth rsd Teath avenues aambes or
three And four ipch Gas AID Water pipos hand.
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xyOR sBLE-A GREY HORSE. FIVE YEARS OLD.
X lately from Vermont. Csn trot mile In lees
siaL three minGtes. Aprly At II Bowery.
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aoRS&s, CAGIIA3gs, sns.

kHoH sAJE-A CONCORD BUILT HOTBL COACH,
Abbos make, in good oEdcr, and hiss been bus llsto
need Apply 70 WILLIAMS DIN0EE, Coaohmakers ~
Ay place. tLaurens street, between Blocker and Amiy
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INFORMATION wANTED--OF JOHN cassidy AND
his sister Ann Cassidy from thc county Of Derry Colo
yinc Iresnd latterly living In Hudson street, New yorK
say knowing Of their whore viii confer
"a sheif brother, by addressing limo 10
HUGH CASSIDY, Stockton, California.
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tJERMiTAGE LoDaE. no ls5, l. 9. ST 9, r,-THs
Al memtus Of his Lodge ae requested 70 attend eSsu-
meeting to TO held tuesday tho 2ss inst AZ h.l pSb
JPN. Bus aess OF importance Will DO transacted.
CHAS. II. L0EHEsll AL, Eo0sotiyy.
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nor sALT-2 LOTS IN TwENTY-THIRD STREET,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues price S2U each.
House NO 81 Lcxin for asle les
Store No IS Yesey srees 10 la. WIN without steam
power; $500 Apply TO !. SrouVESEL CO., 59f Broad
WAy, Ehina IN GlnsS
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NJ AtTRD-A SITUATION. By a WELL RECON
w me1doi tidy young woman, 40 Cook Washer, an 4
Irone or chsmteInd md LoundIes ana villas to
wsfhtr ard Has the boot OF city
lection - 80 to the cou1.fy Please call 81 No. 1919
HowerY.
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EoRsALE, OR 10 IET-A DESIRABLE FARM. MOST
beautifully located In ksHt Chestas aontaiang about
acres There good dwelling house. with wing; Also
ice house. barn house and crib With
Two anpie orchsrd two peach orchards variety Of
other In, tsees ssid fsm would AMT gentleman doing
onsine.s IN the clay, hcing within qulrser OF mile Of
Nouns Vsaon depot and qusrter Of Pelhsm-
siilo depoe Inquire Of J. u. VALENTINE. III East FL