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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-22

FUNERAL OBsEeUIEs.-The funeral cere-
monies in honor of Henry Clay took place in
Petersburg yesterday. The procession, COM
posed OF military companies, the city authori-
ties and various societies, formed at O'Clock,
on Bollingbrook street, and marched to Poplar
Lawn, where an eloquent eulogy was pro-
nounced by Thos. S. Gholson.
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Banking and Exchange Once Of
pfIA. s'...s-

r The Notes Of the southern Mann
facturers' Bank are taken ut oar cauutee i, -
change Tor Virginia money ST par The moi !. III
The Corporation oi Frede eksburg viii NC. Lore
alter DC received II par al GU. oriiee
~ Io--6t e w PURCELL Il Co
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a Several accidents have occurred in New
York within few days by the bursting o
camphine lamps.
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a Rev. James Leftwich, an influential
member of the Baptist church. died recently
in Bedford county.
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REcovERED.-PatrckR Rooney, who was beaten
by two negroes on Tuese ay night, is recovering
from his wounds. The negroes bave not been
found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-22

II A negro was shot in Talbot comfy.
Nd on Sunday week, for resisting and en-
deavoring to cut an officer.
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- OBBEkY.-Our Store under the EAcnshsS
III Hotel was entered during Tuesday night ~
the following articles Gas - we CAL ssee''a'
stolen: -.
Pens, plain silver cases, stamped kiehmond, va
Mammoth Gold Pens 4 or 5 dozen Go!d fens' -
tension cases; large Gold Pencil; also' aoosss -
IN money, consisting principally oi silver ens. y
reward OF $50 viii be paid tor Inc recovery 80 y
the prope sty, ana for such information o aA, 'e
TO the punishment OF the offenders. .,,,,.
iv o2-of Booksellers
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ER Chippewa Clubs and Granite clubs are
now the order of the day.
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~ The fever was raging at 81. Domingo, on
shore and among the shipping, on the 26th
ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-22

~ Philip c. Pendleion has been elec,o,
presiding justice of Berkeley county.
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HUGuENor SPRrNGs.-For the information of
visitors to this convenient and agreeable summer
retreat we state that the coton parties will begin
Friday (o-morrow) light, and will be kept up the
balance of the season. on Friday nights. new
omnibus has been put upon the short route from
the railroad to the Springs. Some complaint has
been made recently IF the bread at the Hotel
measures have been taken to remove this cause of
dissatisfaction. The best baker that could be pro
cured has been employed. In short, nothing in the
power of the proprietors t. command, will bs
wanting to promote the comfort and pleasure of
the place.
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CAGE CAsEs-EIdridge Quarles. found by the
watch deranged in the streets Tuesday evening,
was on yesterday returned to his master.
Another negro, slave to Mrs. Wickham, found
deranged, was also sent home. There were seve.
raj trivial pass casea
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husfiSGs Couar This court was occupied
yesterday with the trsnsaction of civil business.
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NEW PusLIcArisS I'VE have received from
q ~ West 4 Brother, Laiy Gsdiva, q queer
book with queer exterior.
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cyALa.-.. q 10, .als day. $50 - - ~ "a
y jyaa .l,AvkSfu1f, aALhs : W.
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the hands Of The English emissaries, ana tnis
noble pa,r;ot. whose virtues deserved temple,
was murdered BY the hands Of the common
hangman, Tor the alleged crime OF treason
against foreign sovereign, TO whom he owed
no allegiance, his real offence being his devo-
rim 10 his own country. The truth of the
scrip,ural precept. The blood of the martyrs
shall be the seed Of the church," was never
more fully exenpli6ed than in the history of
this man. His memory became inexpressibly
dear TO his countrymen, and has continued 80
to this day. Champions sprang up on all sides
for the liberties of Scotland, and twelve years
after the execution of Wallace, the last blow
was struck at Bannockburn. Tothe immortal
honor of Scotland, though but point on the
map of the world, her sons resisted all attempts
to subjugate her on the part of England, though
FIVE times her superior in numerical strength
and more than ten times her equal in wealth.
Her history for three centuries proves, thaI
where whole nation, TO man, IS determined
to be independent, and has the MANHOOD 10
back it's resolutions by its deeds, If may be ex'
terminated, but it cannot be subdued Inc
accession of Scottish prince to the throne oil
England, united the two kingdoms, and there
can be no doubt that the union has proved TO
be great blessing. Yet every Scot must feel
proud, that until they were thus united, his
own country proudly maintained its independ-
ence, against all the odds that could be brought
against her.
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LAND WARRANTs.-Thsh ,aL
est market prices will be uiyen in nssh
or Bounty Land Warrants, OF 60 80. or i'm 49,.
JOdN K MARTIN p.,.;- 80 oStcs'

Once No Law Buildings Richmond. Va
N0te.-Ali Revolutionary Claims PENsinNs
tnree months extra pay, Bounty Lands. and ali
claims arising out ofthe War OF 1914 or me Me~;.
can War, viii be prosecuted with diligence have
iui LIST OF the Revolutionary Officers and solder
In INT continental and State services, in my Office
je 1l-3ms
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QOAkDING.--Four OF ave sinss yosas .ad
ID Of respectable character and s.snpaa -. ma
noIe othais need apply-can be plessshuy s' =
modated with boara, On moderate ssaa s,. ~
private family where seine OF the comforts y -
nome may BIZ realized Applications wsnsea =
mediately aud line thfous , TIE Posi- cnise y
A s., viii meet with prompls tensiea.
IN s2--at~
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AOCfAON NOTlCE.-rarucular
~ attention is requested to the sale of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, to take place
THIS MORNING, at ~ o'clock, at the residence of
Mrs Iinsey, on Bank street. between 10th ana II tb
Streets see advertisement.
jy22 GEO. J. SUMNER Auc,
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Richmond. June l4th 1852

The subscriber having sad Jul the aoo's ~ 4,
lishment to J.. w. BAkLOW, bess 70 oass -
thanks 10 his friends Tor the liberal patronage =
slowed upon him willis, proprietor Of Tue 'susa
and respectfully asks continuance Of shssf 'a's
Tor the new proprietor. ,uurfov.
Richmond June l4th, 1882. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-22

IL DaguerreOtypes Of Children, Fami-
ly Groups, single Portraits, &c &c, executed IN
style equal to the finest ivory painting and quite
guerreotypes, and every other description Of Die.
lures.
The friends of Mr. Clay can see very fine d.
guerreotype of this great statesman, from whisb
copies of any size can be made, and set in pins
rings, &c, Of framed, making handsome and
valuable ornament to the parlor or drawing room.
Mr. Clay himself said of this picture THAT it was
the best he ever had taken"
N. P. SlMONS,
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LOLA Monies AND LAw.-Lola Monies (so
the New York papers say,) has commenced
suit at law against Raymond, of the N. York
Times, for an assault upon her character. She
has estimated the damages at $65, 900, besides
intending to 60 before the grand jury and have
criminal indictment brought against him.
When the case comes up before the courts,
Lola designs taking position beside her coun-
sel-James y. Brady-and will make, it is
said, "the most burning speeches" on the oc-
casion. We anticipate much enjoyment from
the perusal Of Lola's pleas. lola Monies,
Countess of Lansfeldt, and-attorney at law y
She recently wrote "burning letter" to Ray
mond, the concluding paragraph of which
holds the following decided language:
Publish my letter, and state, as an honest
man, that you have done me foul wrong in
your artcies-that you have written OF me
under wrong influences, hastily, in ignorance;
and | will forgive you. Buff you do not this
simple act of justice, will then make my ap-
peal for justice, protection and redress to the
Courts of your own City, in which | am
stranger. l seek no legal quarrel with any
| one-much less with the Press; but such afro
| cious calumnies as you, in ignorance, or from
| some base motive, have heaped upon my de.
| fenceless head, | will bear no longer. Now
| take your choice. l write this letter hastily,
| and more in sorrow than in anger. use your
English words as they come to me, and the
| subject is one that no female of delicacy, how
ever independent and high spirited, wishes to
| write about. But it must be done, and have
finished my part. And now, sir, as an honest
man, as an American gentleman, as the consci-
entiOus editor of widely circulated newspa
perl appeal to you, sir, to do your part
What that part is, leave to your own sense Of
| common decency and justice to decide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-22

T bow many expressions of conmendaton
ever hear in my saloon "Why, he takes ths,n
every time" "How beautiful that is aTbsT.
you, Kate" 81 never saw any thing more NO,
feet" "Oh why, how he does lake them, ~
like his style, his positions" "Oh, the dear little
And many more OF the same sort. Those wbo
want beautiful durable and hfelike Portrsi, ;,
81 will come to MOULsOyS
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main a,
door above Mitchell s. Tylers jewelry store
Don't mistake the place. ;vI
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a LhAMBhA.-lne Undersigned nsstls -
"A chased OF Mr. William J. Whitow ms so.e' y.
IA this favorite Restaurant, begs 70 inieI a.,sS
faiends and the pubic generally that he : ~
20 furnish them with all the =. deilcscies =.
season" and being determined to spare no eno''
piease, he respectfully solicits their ps.fonassv
JOSEPH w. BARLOW
Richunpd lime 18th tsa2
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ed The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables 1t to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
nature TO recover her lost powers, and become
healthy, which Is evidently the true cause why IL
Is so successful and why 80 many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re
commendit.
~ PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH.-
Now is the time for Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia.
Bowel Complaints of various kinds, Dysentery and
Bilious Fever. Persons subject to either, or all Of
these complaints need not fear their attacks ii thew
will but use few bottles Of Bakers Celebra.
ted Premium Bftters, the best tonic and alter
alive that the skill and science of man ever vet in.
vented. These BrrrRRs are purely vegetable In
their composition and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nsuseatng substances that create
languor and nauseousness of the stomach when
taken but having an opposite effect, thew exhiler
ate the system, sharpen the appetite, expel impro.
per secrdiions, create heathful circulation al he
blood and produce such ow OF spirirs ss ofi,ssli
tends greatly TO relieve from indigestion ana BIZ.
ious affections. They may be taken by Doth sexes,
10 every condition Of ife and will be iound an in
valuable medicine for infants and adults
10 be had IN Richmond at the DRUG Stores Of
!; nODEkEk, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT 4
bEnRS, PURCELL, LADD & CO.. and GAYNok
WOOD, Main street; H. BLAIR, WIN. r. LADI
t.a sSl.ADaouk REEVE. Shockoe HUI. CflAS
hILLsrAuGH, and THOMAS MCCARTHY
my M-ts
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M IMPROVEMENT MEETING
- TO.NlGHT.-The proprietor of the Ex-
change Hotel has kindly rendered his Concert
Room for the meeting which was announced tor
the City Hall 1t has thereupon been determined to
hold it at the Exchange Concert Room.
iu NEE ting Is expected at o'clock, P NJ.
jy 22-it MANY CITIZENS.
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T If any Man doubts that II. g. Farrei!s
Arabian Liniment is the greatest beneactor OF the
age, let him look around and he will fad abqn
dant evidence to scatter this sceptcism to tte
winds he will find that as an external application
in the diseases both of man and beasts medicine
ever discovered has Effected as many and as re-
markable cures. See advertisement
For sale by PURCELL, LADD Il CO.
iy 3-2w Agents for the Proprietoss
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DIX. McCAW has removed his res.
~ idence ana office to 209 Main street, be.
tween 9th and 10th. jv 9-aws
49, HAYNES n. SUTTON, NOTARY
PUBLiC-Parrcuiar attention paid :,
Whiting DEEDS and other legal instruments OF.
nee In Ine Law Building, richmond, Va nv
EXCHANGE HOTEL. RATus
- NOW OPEN Hot, Cold ana shower
je 30-2m
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E The Onice of the New York Her
aid, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for all the Newspaper
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, is al iSi
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
al l9 General Agent
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DIED.


On Tuesday, Nov. 7. lOh A. Mrs LYDIA ANN, ~
jean {. Graham ssed - and mon'hs
The Trends and relatives Of the family aud members OF rsyp,
Encsmpment No II. Covenant Lodge u o. D., aad Worth
Lodge Ma-orn No 2O also the members Of sen Il Prcsbytrr
Cbnh, invited attend the funeral Thursday 9th instant
att 2. NJ from her late residence. = "a Forsyth Il
On Tuesday, Dec T. o consumption, MARY VAN DhckE. wis
John Gln-y
family respectfully invited attend the lasersi
fom No. ~ Hudson Thursday Dec = at T. ", ~thsst
further invitation.
On Tue~jsy Zee TARrHUR cLEavELsSD, only OF Re-,
T. : and Mary Chauncey. aged ~ months and days
The the family invited attend the funeral from the
rcerce hs father. No III Ohst. THURSDAY ateracoa
Ocock
Dec q. ,l,ra ,sort llaess. ISAAC rHAfER merchant
Ills funeral viii take pace o his late residence No - Eas 2ist
-, the Sh mst oclock Ms inends invited 20
attend
Mr.. HETrY BALDWIN. aged 81
funeral Will pace this t al ocock from her late
dcncc No. 20 East Broadway.
Monday, Dec o. consumption, CAlHkRiNf. wife OF Js
d.sh Walsh, IN the 3.d year OF her
icnds olihe family respectfully invited u seni her ssr
raj Wednesday. h Instant, from her ate re.dsaee No 10
Prince Il 20 CayAry Cemetery. al 1 ockck T. VI
on sunday evening Dee THOMAS O. STEVENS in The sss
year OF his -.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend funeral the house OF hs Aher No. " IVES, sh a..
Thursday the 9TH OF December, aiss O'Clock NJ "sos,
further invitation
Hastings Westminster Co. Dec SARAH Daughter OF Nossf
D. and Anna Mary Mnurn in the It'll year Of aer age
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TUESDAY, Dec. 7-P. NJ.

The activity in the Stock market continues,
bu, the fluctuations were 80 frequent and inexplicas
that il /. prohtess task 20 follow the ysgaros Of the
rnnrket Generally there in the fances reaction
end lower prices but there exceptions, such As
Harlem and Phenix. which advanced and In some
Sucks the market had hslfdozeD phases during the
dav. The heaviest fall In Canton, which wen. TO
100 decline Of y cent. but tits was generally con
,;dered TO be ruse % induce sales. The market Is
entirely in the hands OF the bull party Long Island
advanced 70 set In the morning, but closed with sales
al S. While Cumberland well sustained and
Parker Vein tel of 10 g. Phcnix carried boldly
from 10 to a. Zinc active at strong prices. Mic.
arsgss under condersbe sales, Wa withoutimportant
change. Eric Eel, the downward influence but closed
siron zy So. Illinois Central Road sold at leo,
further advance Of Y cent la Bonds there was con-
siderable doing al fai prices. Ere Convertbles were
in demand and advanced y cent A sale Of Galena
and Chicago 10 p Cent. made At l25. About =
year ago these Bonds negotiated at par. For the
premium Railroads the market was generally firm
Little Miami sold a. III, ~ Y and n Haven ll6 Mich.
Southern l35, Northern Indiana Us bid. Michigan
Central in consequence OF a that the dividend
would be but b cent sell Of 3. y cent selling at
10 The telegraph report OF the earnings Of the road
in November gives sllico0 against 100000 last No
yember The market at the close irregular but on
the whole firm and notwithstanding the inflated quots-
mons and the doubt about the tendency Of the Market
there appeared to be disposition to crowd stock up
on the street The bulls appeared confident and
In Exchange there is not large business
doing but rates are firm at 1oslos for pest nA"e''
Francs are firm and selling 5iAs' III Tor a'''H'
signatures.
Freights are not active, and in consequence
Of the moderate supply Of Bresdsu' rates are scarcely
maipsiued To Liverpool 400 or 100 bsles Cotton. ga
inc,udipg sea Island at l3lCd. in the steamer '"
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&i.oco Gab1a & Chicago 10
PBuAprLPHA SALES OF SrocKs-Taesday

Nov Fit Boayd-I Long Island r.. r. esi 800 d., s
coo do u; $500 Cam. and An RR 6s, 70 lois slGo
trsd X Mort. IN IS Mneiin H. r., sslg sJlODo
T~-s. Reg Notc. ., 500 w W. d. lO,h 40
b. a. Glflri Bt, AZ. $1,000 sgsa CansI6s - 500
n TX lD1. 70 lOil sl5l2O SCH Nav 10
-, s5j 10 Phil b., lHi 1909 Sch Nav Pref - 10 49,
~ Ieh "a Nav T36 s5s3 ehsh Con Mort -. ~ - h1
rsiars r. ST. 5!s Morris CsssI yis 800 fess
I,,g yer - X, Bk llg 30 Unon csnsl hh oo
Penn Is ~ ~ P.nn. RR, - Penn b. 49, s 200 WI
HR. o., 100 - -,
Second Boayd- s4oo R-sd RR s. 20. oJ Pson RR Dh
y do f.; "a HarfJug RR. ~ 400 Morris Csnal, Ot
$50 saq SEQ do s5s 80 unon lanai ION
A. BaEk 10; us n. A. Ins., In 40 Loss issni XIX
.s 40 do Is 100 sch Nav Preferred, 1J 100 DO, pA
0.rd BANK AZ d. If 20 snfon BsBk ns Co. 80 sl6oo
Leah .. Oh loo Read. hH sO goo So, W 49, 5000
sch N.v g. "a s5 Lehsb Nav u 200 cfy kh Dc, 70.
Is9I. resas Reg. Notes. tJil.
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tv- The Carlisle Light Guard, Captain John
Widely, handsomely equipped and well disciplined
military company Of hiy men, went on Their tsnia an
nunl target excursion 10 Hoboken on WEDNESDAY AT
Fifteen prizes were awaried-D Stanley, aprvaie, oeu
Ater the awarding of the prizes Mr. Joseph Carlisle In
honor of whom the Guard received its name, presenter
Can't. Widely with u.sgn,iceu. sword sud sash
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fAavertee0eni
Advert-e1eni
Nv AGAINST NEw-loRK-Or. rather.

BROOKLYN AGAINST NEw-loRK-Or. rather.
the Dry Goods establishment Of Messrs, JAcoss BsS
NETT No 81 fulton-st similar estahShmenf
IN NewYork. This the question tina, hiss been decided
by the ladies OF both cities since the gentle
have been dsposns OF Their entire stock Of rich fancy
and staple Dry Goods Many people imagine the ladies
Brooklyn depend entirely the City Of New-iork ,s
every article OF rich dress goods useful articles OF hoas
keeping II e, the visit the extensive establishment
shove named and compare Il with Others in New York and
if they dont alter their opinion il because that prejudice
is paramount 20 and good taste.
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MARRIEO.

On Tuesday evening Nov, ~, BY Ret, NJ Morris OSCAR
MARSH AMELIA CHURCH, the elde, daughter s Chsrls
Church all OF thus CITY,
80 Ne~bursh papers please copy.
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Horace Dewey and others to lay railroad track oa
ThrdSv, Bowery. &C. to or near southwest corner ID
me Fark Adopted OF Committee on Fire ID spart
Adopted
frcu Bcard o. ALdcrrn-Reror, in favor of granting
TO : hipp and Abraham Brown perrn,sson 10 Law rad
roed through the the Ninthsx ana osh.r. ra sna-sA
COMMITTEES ON Ninth Nv. Railroad
The Beard then adjourned 10 Wednesday asterno.s.
at 5o'clock
re The Proper" bank check fraud wa.
under examination yesterday afternoon before yui,.
Oshorae Mr. T.. Plat Receiving Teller of the Ocsa.
Bank. snd one two other Witnesses were examined
hut no facts OF public interest were Developed
The stands adjourned unnl 10 O'Clock this morning
(Aavertseueutl
The ACCEPTABLE GIFr-For holiday pro-
sent TO your wifeyOur picture by Roor For your
bend your picture ~ Root For your mother your pie
ture, BY Root For your child its own picture by Roo
For lover, face nv Root The great premium,
gallery No. SoS Broadway. Pictures IN any weather
rAd.-rt-emen.l
ELEGANT DRESS GooDs-One OF the most
delightful and Agreeable OF the ladies' at present.
shoppne for Dress Goods suitable 20 their tae particular
IL Il they accustomed 10 patronifng COLUMBIAN Hall
No. 81 Grand 81 There they cerNn OF being suited
No MATTER whatever BE- their TASTE II IL is Shawl
silk Cashmere. Psramstta Muslin DE Lanes OF any othes
GENTLY varied 10 suit the taste OF the most sdoas
they also know the prices far below those OF other
With this they satisfied aud leave 10 others
who less prudent end economical and who certainly
show want Of taste TO patronlse those expensive ess
lshment IN Broadway.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
4 Is!aour'' formerly Lgrei CiIrSIl 81 WY, ~
1872. IAN. Noon SPa or
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TRrANr BoYs.-FOur Young lads. respec-

TRuASr Boys.-Four young lads, respec-
lively of the ages of twelve years were arrested by
officer Sickes at the Albany and schenectady Railroad
Depot. on Saturday evening They belong in Will
Hamburger, and had arrived in Albany by steamboat
on Saturday morning They started Oh foot for Sche-
necsdy at which place they arrived at near sundown
Not liking the place the inhabitants, they started
again for Albany taking the railroad route. The con
ductor on the next train down, seeing the lads at the
stopping place took them on the cars and brought
them to Albany. They very smart and intelligent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

AMERICAN IysrIrUrE-Farmers' CLUB
The ,euiuon,hly meeting Of the Farmer. Club was
held yesterday s; noon in the rooms oil ths Ains'
can Institute Gen Talmsdge occupied the chair Inc
continuation of the subject entitled New Plants anu
the Uses Of Old Plants" was the order OF business
Mr.. shelton Of California who former meeting oil
the Club afforded much interesting Information N re-
lsou TO the Flors and Vegetable Productions Oh 'aa'
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CoLuMBn CoLLEGE.-Ths venerable insti-
tuition under the genial auspices of President King is
in pamy state OF prosperity. We notice by the cata
ogue lust issued that the number OF students ia
one hundred and fifty large proportion of whom are
from this City and Brooklyn. With an academic fac
uy comprising such cassici.ts as Anthem and Dris-
ler nathematcisns like Renwick and Hackey, and ac
compshed gentlemen and scholars like the universally
esteemed President and Professor o. Intellectual Phi
losophy Old Columbia presents such high order o.
literary advantages that the young men of New-fork
have no need of resorting to distant seats of learning
for college education