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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

IN CONFORMITY to the provisions of am o.
ne entitled, An relation TO Snr,. da,,in.a j. ~ I'd
March IN. ~ " Wv "i''"hsi hfProved' 20,
hou "a hfreby Sven that the following described person, n
la iI r9nhe IN The Police Prison Municipality No Hc
JIM night grill about Is 10 OLD 5 feet nrbSs r
o1vs 10 NJ ss m me sht hand a. the second joint; says
lhe oNner OF which is hereby notified thereof and
thf.L, Ply charges thereon, and take
three months otherwise he will IN copf, W ,t aeps
SevO,lee,s So.art.r IN ,.., J. WoRRELI, Warden.
-. -, 1891. Iaw3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

skcoHp JusrlcE cotRr JOSE A. LORoNno Mn. AND Mas.
OF SKwORLFASa II LAUSMAS.. No. 1S,254,
Ri VIRTUE Of a writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the lion J. l.. Winter Second Justice of the
the Parish Orleans will public sale Warehouse,
Of Baonne and Poydas FRIDAY January l'5
Il O'Clock
The of BARRIERS SHOP lot OF Furniture and other
effects, seized in the above
Terms cash. GEORGE F. PEARSON,
.l2l mat Iusirn, 4 lalt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06
sEcosp DsTRcr CouRri WIDOW BERNARD DuCHAhr JEAN
- F y E&OhLkASs. II foLU-...No 4s64.
PY VIRTUE Of a writ of seizure and snln to

7G r dssfloed seized IN the above S9it , n
dla % jas ~ Sheriff Of the Parish of prlcnn.
sseese copar WIDOW BERNARD p5cA,tr JEAN
RY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and sale to
'o me F re y the Honorable the Second District Court # New
s, tue nd i R@na , ct I'll. CITY CIT T tp s. .das s5S : M
4 :ss" Gs sB Hss 9 ss Fr . 9; @
s f @ sa. 80 feet trent On sol" bGat'Sn
h. fs ". r. s ir
HoGsE if s Gs @ IS.sS o s
ii sa5 8 8 tho spot sa,, aN Is Fs %FgH GIs.p
VI To~rS2S TT Rar IF
RY VIRTUE of writ to sell, of date June 9,
JOHN Cd w ,s t s ss aud F 81 .a a g ss f S
r?ferre the above entitled viii to sell at public
STs SIpa 's iGS i lsas M c @
5 Il w. .s ;T'Ss :s "" ',s g =
nrl G. on u Ffsn ", street % u feet t. nss r
s%% E".%t" St ty % e e :'54y
a kn a H nd aH. s .a nsD,ty doubt" tenement
Seized Seized ip ,l the aDo y, suit ,..
a JUNO u l sf's s r f. is f orleans.
sIssSG y ps5sT COURT ADAr LAtoREsr
EpY VIRTUE Of a writ of seizure and sale to
me directed by the Honorable the sconi of Now
the Of f M cS Si &C. d@ s Publ" s"
Charles and Royal Streets MONDAY, January IT, @ at r.
,oat LOT OF = eRo5SD situated in the b Mary . city
tsrseeio Of Julia and creu, streets md containing ground
y p Engineer By e Of S survey survey 1n' LID iSFf lot
p on @ 10 Nh DE- , his b.E p' G
s sos sa ON he ns a a 4 a" d a ~ feet oys
40 f., in The iIenri.se aud
with all the buildings improvements hrIeo '' '"s'"''
DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDINGS ON TIE PROPERTY ABOVE
On the ~ feet front on Circus
l. One -four room one story house, built, slated.
q S,, ,,, ~" s, sly s nSias ionse s,a,"i'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

SECOND DsrRlcT CouHr HENRY DIETRICH STEAMBOAT
p or NET I,l 0I JAMEsToWN CApTAlS AND OWN
ERS: LuCkE QUICK VS. SAME. THOMAS SHERWOOD
SAME DANL Ii. MITCHELL SAME. Nos. 1892, 1923,
1924 and 1926.
by VIRTUE of four wrts of feri v .
No. aeS to me directed by the Honorable the Second
District Court of NcwOricsns the above entitled
auses will proceed 10 sell at public auction, the
1nnge ST. Louis street. between Charities Royal Streets
WEDNESDAY, january I. 1852, at IL O'Clock, H.
The JAMESTOWN together with her tackle apparel
furniture, machinery -
Seized in the above suit
Terms-tttsh on the spot. JAMES r. FRERET,
ds of The Peri,h of Dl.ons
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M EDICAL NoTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who

GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS-A
and safe remedy for and will positively the Sick
are cls and Fever aunde Dyspepsia Chronic DaIrhea Sea
Sickness Cholera Cholera
the Liver without particle Of calome mercury, qunne morphine
entering into their compound.
They do not be remedy all
flesh heir to-
They will
and from those aches pains throughout system
called rheumatism.
1t excellent remedy the Gravel vermge Worm
Medicine, there is better
Prepared FASCHER l4o Fulton street New
York few doors from Broadway.
~ For sale, wholesale and retail, by f. D. BEACH,
South and Customhouse streets,
a. AGENT louisiana Alabama Mississippi Arkansas
fall via
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

Founrl D1nleT COURT HENRY LEAuMoNT P DEsBols
OF NEwoRis,ss. III and ED REEF Ell, No. 1879.
R1 VIRTUE Of Il writ of alias fieri facias to
me directed BY the Honorable the Fourth nsr Court New
Orleans the hbove entitled will proceed to sell public
ION the Romda OF the City Exchange St. Louis street twen
Chhrtrfs aud Royal MONDAY January
sA the right title and uter" Of Ed Rcc
md the Refe his opened
Second District Court Of New of ia
documentary executor, seized in the nil.
Terms cash on the spot. SAMFS r. FRERET.
dis % jams 10 Sheriff Of he Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

or NEwORLeANs and JACOB SCIloCKLER. No 1856
EeI VIRTUE OF a writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Hooratl. the Third N~orlean
the above entitled cause will proceed sell public
M2 p January n s59 at "A or9tkt the premises.
lhc MARBLE WORKING ESTABLISHMENT, No. bourbon
street. this city comprising all the stock Marble
said belonging
suit rs belonging 10 defendant Schroeder
TmIhs being the auction described
property will he definitely bidder
what viii bring twelve credit the purchaser furnishing
solvent
h'nnn from date Until final payment. JAMES p FRERET
Jas d 9 IL Sheriff of the Par n
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MEDICAL CARDS.

MEDICAL CARDS. i
HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIAN--JAMEs G. |
y BELDEN, NJ D. 10 ca,sndsls. street js9sd.w
nR. CICERO BAAKEE, office corner Carroll
and Pddo streets opposite the caet0n Railroad Depot New
~ Dr. Bsakss will hereafter particular atea,iOn office pac
nR. J. F. sEGUIN, office at Thomas Rankin's
Drug Store, of Camp md Poydas Streets
Gravier street near The corner Of baronne. mya
nR. J. s. COPIES, office and residence, 444
~ Magazine street second door above Edward. ds "
nOCTORs A. c. s. L. HENsLEY, 46 Canal
- street. ianl y
nR. c. S. FENNER devotes particu- nRss>
o & sppss
VETERINARY SURGEON. un- ~
der.gnyd having had a number Of years. experience
Stable Of Mr. W Bell, IL
DAR. ANFOUX, s-
4 p en- S@4ss SsD aHs"sF .xo.,.
EGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM.--D. CO. szwssA
IA HEN having had thirty years experience, offers WA
s T infas remedy for ali Diseases pertaining to
e. f sls ss @ sss " w sy s sss
blind months sight eye tdse sssIs
~ss aas s Ssss ss' s Ssa5 G
Inflammation three days cured by single drop give.
briiiaucy the Eye. and also strengthens the sight.
- Nus. 1874 CIRCUS STREET and a. MAGAZINE STREET
apli ~
nR. FRYER, The INDIAN DoCToR-Is
~ Regular Graduate of Natures wide Botanic Garden Common
for thirty years. and daily patients than any physician
in Sewt1reans.
Office hours from 6 A. y. till p. NJ.
All orders enclosing 20 paid will be thankfully received
pnnctualy attended TO.
~ street. Thd Aunicipalv
Neworlean Lmy13 d4Wtfl W. +. FRYER, Indian Doctor
I'M EDICAL NOTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who
1vl has obtained reputation Louisville,
Of the Of the South. in BILIOUS, YELLOW and TYPHUS
Tic pououeux, Bronchitis Pur, Hepat, Liver Complaint
Pericartis and all the nammnons OF the Internal Vers His
dcous last winter in The Medical College, together
with his frequent visits to the Charity Hospital and the number pec
the diseases peculiar the South facilitate
all Veersa Diseases such Syphilis in its
secondary Gonorrha Structures, Gee Beurea Spddni
Office No. 30 PipPA between Poydras Pcrio
Gonorrhua office, per
On the receipt five dollars postpaid will be sent the
United States The will be observed i'll all
- Office hours from a. M.o 5r. o8 Iyos
REACHS ANTI ATHARTIC MIXTURE
Choe Cholera Mobus other bowels
has been used by numbers with the
ton and physicians themselves have the
valuable remedies KNOWN because positively the diseases
which il recommended.
To- Sold by principal Druggists in the United States
E. D. BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
Apothecary and Druggist
sepl2 1ydW Southwest of Chartes Customouse
GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS.-A
ruuia
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l can highly recommend DR.. Davis
from my knowledge Of its virtues. \
time with weakness and pain in the b
short time entirely relieved her. ~
recur, and on all occasions the relief '
is now near SIX months since she has
slider it and recommend it rs j most y
ing effect has been very great in nddi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-06

rH.se P5nsr corRr UNION BANk Of LOUISIANA TIMo
ny VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
sale directed by the Honorable the Third District Of New
Orleans in the above entitled to John Lewis late Sheriff. and
said Sheriff will
auction in the Roiunda Of the City Exchange ST.
o'clock, M.-- -
certain vacant lot of GROUND with all the rights privileges
and hereun,o belonging situate in suburb
eenated a. lot 20 of No. a. bounded by Benton Eue
Liberty and Tep.chore the
rcolug plan drawn Dunbar Surveyor
Municipality on the lsi of April lS+ deposited the office A.
Notary Public said lot measuring 81 feet inches and lines
ront terp street. by 1877 feet inches depth between parallel
lines The said square No q originally lot No.
drawn by Joseph Pile the Municipality
the goth Of July! deposited oaioe A. Nazucau
Notary Public. Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot JAS. p FRERET.
aga JAG 10 IS Sheriff the Parish of Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

Tho ,o wns then called on striking ont "Wood, ana re-
lid oves a. noes $50 the House refused 10 strike
out g. Wood IT .s Tho Ioc,,ion of
The OH district -, = ,ho ,,,Io ., motto, NJ Mr.
GeopE OF NJ.
hill concerning the inspection OF houf ah' o''''' 'o
mod!ties, was Missca
1,b Hons. iI,rn resolved itself into commute y, '
hi on the I'LL 10 regulate the assessment oi 'a"e %
b" second section of the bill provides lhal oHsS W.
:, uoa mon TONED in Ssh chapter OF the Cone ol ~
IN. %II no The same provided By 4Uth chapsf u
L i.nd together with serenity fire per centum eoue ~
| NY omomnt Of such each license ;,..,,
Mr. BnTtE Err had on previous day moved 20 s"'Ae -
the words "serenty.frt" r. ,ho Ei,,nce Com
ira, ard coniendsd that the tebt oil the sta'e was ~"
@ rs that report made OUT and shaI Inc tcs'ue
were greater than there exhibited. , ,.,,b IN his
| M, -IYnonEs continued his remarks al iene'" vi ~
srnr Mr 1yropEx concluded the committee rose' on mo
-; r. NJ p,rpcK-rhe chairman reported progress an.
d ,o,y for The committee sit again, "hlcn was gram
ed. ;,.,,o, from, tho Ro,r,
of Public Works, transmitting communication io w
Gov, tho Tonopraphcn Engineer, relative TO he preseh
,,s NJ ,he onernons preparatory To the republication
The man of the State OF Virginia. and OF The map oi lncn
laid on the table, and ordered
be printed.
| A communication received from the Senate by hr
BRA1Tos who stated that that body had passed bill con
corning oysters in tho of the county OF Lancaster
with amendments.
| On motion of Mir. BUcKsER the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

Mr. Durkec (dem of Visit will break up the two par.
ties if not stopped. Loud ha hasD
Mr.. Howard.-i am apprehcnsvc, matter OF fact, the
Wings are opposed to political orthodox.
Mr.. Washburn-We opposed to making sectional
question national one (Rcnewed EXPLANATIONS Of "orter,
Urderm
Mr. Howard resumed his remarks nga;ns; the course Of
The Wings saying il was apparent, tina, Cen Scott was
afraid or ashamed to aYow his principles that the PEG.
nlc were a. ed 10 take him uus He was asonishcd
that Mr. Stanly should take shelter behind question or
der! relation matter involving very important consds
| rluDs.
Mr. Stanly remarked that ne believed it was the design
10 break up and have naona! convention ALL The
whig 10 fix the time and place Of holding and
not net in other matters.
Mr.. Howard repeated that party which would take shell
ter behind parliamentary rule ought 10 be broken up.
Mr.. Snnly-Lcl The gentleman l0ok 10 the proceedings
OF The democratic convention as will 10 the whs, and then
if we, Southern men, cannot be satisfied, may stand
shoulder 10 shoulder
Mr. Howard REPLIED that he glad The gentleman make.
the suggestion He made further remarks IN relation 10 The
whig caucus, charging hrm with dogna; ard when nc con-
cufcI TIE committee rose and the House adjourned,
| Tie nbers then hurriccy picked up Their hats and
coats and hastec dinner nearly all them in eSter,
good humcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEw ioRK, APsIL 81, P. M.-The steamer Northern
Light arrived here Short after o'clock this evening She
left San Juan on the 10Th inst, and HaYaua al P NJ on
specie
San Juan healthy and there sickness tho
lslhmus.
The merchants Of San Francisco arc taking measures
build Merchants Exchange.
Captain William H. Burt, of the schr Comet of Balti-
more charged in The San Francisco papers with having
abseonded with his vessel about worth goods
which had boon put board for Panama Nothing the
last accounts had been heard Of his whereabouts.
tremendous land. slide had occurred The Cauras river
involving the loss OF large of property belonging
G. H. Campbell
The from the mines Is very cheering Gold dust is
coming into San Francisco in large quantities
Experiments about being made in San Joaquin
~ in the cultivation Of sugar.
The delegates To the Baltimore Convention laave
about April LIST.
Immense numbers of Chinese were pouring into San Fran
cisco,
Joint resolutions had passed the Legislature instructine
the members of Congress themselves procure
passage of bill establishing another semmonlhy line OF
Panama mail steamers.
A bill prohibiting gambling had been defeated.
Advices from Honolulu March 10Th that terrible
eruption of the Manaod mountain In the Hawaii had TAX
place The lava poured in torcns down the side of the
volcano.
The Government the Sandwich Islands had issued
order Tor reciprocal duties certain articles with Tie UNI
ted States.
The San francisco markets has been brisk for all kind.
goods At Stockton, Sacramento and Moley sve the
of business cheering The stock market is active and
unchanged. Mess beef is and pcee high Pork is
active Coffee Is tending upwnria Sugar
IS very active. Flour unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30
PUBLIC MEETING IN HENRlCo.


At called meeting of the people OF District No. l. in
the county Of Hcnrico held Temperance Hail. Tuesday
April 27th, 1852:
Ga motion Of Dr.. Ro B. Lyme Robert a. Mayo was call.
ed the chair and j. II. AllcE appointed secretary.
The Charm1n having made some very interesting and
ublo remarks explanatory OF the object Of The meiing
Dr. Lyme moved that committee nf three be appointed
BY Chair to petition The Legislature for precinct 10 be
located in this district at Hinchmans n addition that
located al Sweeney's.
whcrpupon the Chair appointed a committee, consisting
of Dr. Lgne, Stephen Chdrey and James Garter; and
motion of J. II. Allen the Chairman added TO said
committee.
Mr. Allen then offered the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That when This meeting adourns il shall meet
again the l2h day OF May next this place. at ocnck,
p NJ for the purpose OF considering The propety Of ncmi
mating suitable for The magsracy and for other
purposes; and il is particularly requested that the voters OF
this district do attend .ad meeting.
On motion of DIR. Lyme it ordered that the proceed
ncs Of this meeting &c published in the newspapers Of the
civ of Richmond.
On notion of c. L. McCoull the meeting then adjourned.
ROBERT 4. MAYO, Charnsn.
II
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER FRANKLIN.
EQIlR liYS aTER ERlM EIiRlanI-


NEW YoRK APRL 27.-Thu steamer franklin arrived TO-
day Liverpool bringing dates to the lith inst; four
days later than previously received.
According to her adSices there hss been decided i'm
pTovernen cotton since the smiling of The last u S
mer from Liverpool. The sales the l4h amounted TO
10 thousand bales-and prices aguns buyers On
the l3h the sales amounted 5000 bales the l2h 5000
bales the l0h, 900 bales of which spectators and
exporters took 000
Wheat was firm, and supply moderate In Flour there
no change.
Bfeadsuts command extreme ratcsWesterR canal -four
l9s 3D. 2Os Philadelphia and Baltimore l9s Eos; New
Orleans 2le Yellow 2Ss. Cd $685. white 3Os 3s.
ST. Rice lis sd. l9s.
FRANCE.-The news from France is undressing The
President pursuing his usual arbitrary course The
steamer Isy sailed recently with $50 prisoners for Algeria
Portions of the Orleans had seized by the
yernment SCENTS.
ENGLAND.-Ths captain of Quebec vessel reports
having seen vessels drifting in the ice towards Davis
straits in The Spring Of 1851 which he believes have been
Sir john Franklins vessels The London Times doubts
the story.
SPAIN.-Sadanha's Ministry had been defeated in the
Cortes and had resigned but the Queen refused
their designations and had authorized Sadanha TO DO what
he thought proper He had heeupon dissolved the
Chambers. ~.
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POETlCAL.
Enr III. Enquirer.


TO MISS MoLLlE BOZ LOUISA Va
IT'S no, ,hy form of faul,ess mould
That binds me captive nov;
IT'S not thy mild and penswe eye
IT'S not Thy snowy. brow.
Bpt la5y, Ills thy peerless heart
Whose untold virtues shine IN
NJ, ,.lI me, Oh thou "much loved one"
W." Say n.y. 'cun thy heart be mine2"
/, nav have aeen face more lair
In fashions giddy throne;
= may have heard stronger voice,
Tracing the line OF sone
Blu, never, never, have known
being more divine,
A heart more pure, mind more ,hir;
Say, "can thy heart be mine
NV heart has known no other na'"''
No other dare modest,
A spot go sacredIy thine own;
Tho worldly cares infes.' CO.. thee,
Thov will; NOT ouell my loSo lot 'Nee'
But like The ivy twine, ass,,,
More closely when The STORMS a ~
Saw .:cnn thy heart DO mins
~, York April 25. A"'
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AN OLD STORY.
The Snow falls fast in the silent street,
And the wind is laden with cutting see';
Aud there is pitiless glare in the SKY,
Asa fain,ing woman goes wandering oy.
The rags that wrap her wasted form
Are frozen stiff in The perishing storm
And she 10 so cold, that the snow flakes rest
Unnelted upon her marble breast
All, who could believe that those rayless eyes,
Were once as sunny as April skies?
And the flowers she piucked in the early spring.
Loved 10 be touched by So pure thing
,Tis past-and the fierce wind shrieking 6y,
Crowns the faint gasp OF her parting sign
And lifeIsss she falls at the outer gate
Ofhim who has left her desolale!
Silently falls the snow on her lace,
Clothing her form in its stainless grace
As though Cop, in his mercy, had wiiled mat she
Should die in garment Of purity.
Thu above from today,s "LASTERS is ono of the fines
touches of poetic pathos have for many day
Is almost equal to the very best Of HooG.-[N trror
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30
J. II. ALLEN, Secretary.
CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW.


ArRiL 27-Commonweolth VS.. Mul-P5isoner again sci
10 The bar. motion for trial was made and ore,
ruled The jury empanneled and the being
argued BY ouIsel when reporter left.
In our advertising columns Of to-day, will be noticed the
advertisement of Messrs. Stearns e. Marvin the makers
and in of the Satea the right holders OF the Pacn
of the celebrated Wilder Saamandcr Safe that has obtained
such worldwide reputation 1t will be that they al
SO have Rchs improvement patent, combined, which two
should make the Safe sell wherever Safes required Read
The advertisement.
We saw yesterday at the OF Mr. Lewis Hyman Main
Street, some and superb jewery, watches &C. Per.
sons seeking articles of this description will 90 we'll 10 give
Mr. H. call and view his fine stock.
The following authorised Payment. for the
Richmond Enquirer, in the States designated
~ c. w JAMES No Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio is
General Travelling Agent for the Western States
JOIN 7. DENT, Dr.. j. WApswoRrz. ALEX R. LAWS JAMES
RUTHERFORD Dr. Lori EpwARps, c. NJ l. wIsHhAs and H. j.
TIoAAs
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DEATHS ~.
DIED. at Tarwood the residence Of Dr. Tyler it, ~
Of April. JAMES GOVAS, 10 the 62d yssE Of his ass
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The SrEAHER submitted the following communication:
RIcmMnHD. ApRiL 25 1852.
To the Honorable Speaker If The House of Deitsatss
hereby resign my scat in the House Of Delegates.
Respectfully, SAMUEL PRICE.
Mr. EcHOLS Of Monroe presented resolution that the
Speaker OF The House Issue w!irs al election the Sheriff
CrecnhEir county, Tor the election of delegate, accustomed
by The resignation Of Samuel Price. Adopted
On motion the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
THE NETWORK REvEILLEo of this week

an extra oh number. both in reading snd picorii
after Among the former VIII he found the two rs Gasp
tiers Of en- original romance written exeSsv for tins pap
by lady OF North Carolina entitled The Ronaltic Al
ventures and Private Life Of Penelope Pensvrer Aso the
uusi variety OF engm,s charad-s and original AID selected
aI cles The WoodCut Illustrations comp " NtSins
Ir IS Useul.' None of Your Jaw" Preparing o- the
Etction.h Smelling Thieves Sleeping Infant" De-
iueed Lover" Refuses &c. Everybody should buy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02

70 Post Once, New-York-NOTIcE;-T East.
EN- mails VIA sound route viii FROM this date close az TINS
ofioe at 5 P IL WM. V. BRADY, p VI.
~ Masonic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INITIA.
take place at FreemasOns Hail. No. $40 Broadway.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. Z, for the purpose OF cee,
hrstlg this important event OBSCURE val De ae I'e.ea
an Ode viii be by the Choir Brethren in good stand
ing soouruing in the City and wishing TO participate on
ills sccaEon, ere respectfully invited
The ceremonies WIN commence o'clock P; W., after
which the Brethren viii ?artake oa Dinner Tickets at 81
each may he had from the undersigned COMMITTEE appoint
ed by the Grand Lodge Of the State Of NewYork and ofhe
Grand Secretary Office Freemasons Hall, No 60 BroIl-
way: - 1o,-ro,, r G. r.,ra "
Chairman No. SIS Broadway.
l., FEUcHTWASCER. Strict Observance No. 81,
Secretary No IN Maden-aae.
James EIsey Abrams No ~ No 257 3owery Robert
Harron, Washington, No 81 No 1917 BleecSsr-s; A ) Van
A.bon No 81, No. % Wellst.; ID. Stan, Mt Moriah,
No q; BoweIy corner Of Prneest w H Sorrs Beleyo-
No 81 No Is Maden-lane @. L. Thatcher. Hoheniindsn
no So Brooklyn Henry Hernstein La Fsye,te No 81
Richmond VIM H. Noungs, Naval, No. 90, No - Ja;<-
sou-st n Monitor, Mantou, No. o6, No. g. 2lthst
Henry Oltmnrs Oltmans No. i4i, Willsmsburgh Frodk
a Lewis Rising sun No 49, Yonkezs J. ID. williamson
Mt Morah, 10 49, Albany
~ Rnsf River Building Associn tiOn.-A regl-
lar mouhly meeting OF this Assoc VIII he held ina
Nov g. OF ~ O'Clock Members requ sed 10 BE- pune
tual in paying their dues order the fines BoJks
0BEDIAH NEWCOMB, President.
ALFRED r. nETTELD, Secretary.
u Fleetwood, near Mount VernOn.-The Sc
quel IndusT rial Home Association Nc. l. VII hold IFS
fifth OCULAR etng HIS Tuesday EVENING nov , A.
No ISL Bowery o'clock. The Land 10 be divided lin
one half and plots BY TINS Assoclat on
purchased by John Stevens, president of lndusr
oil Home Assertion No H. upon favorable ihat
the Association enabled otter the public great advan
tsges obtaining pOs of land heathiuy, ncntly
and beautifully situated the grounds
will shortly take place, due notice Of which will BE-
n B-Ths Association meets regularly above on Tues
day evening Of each week The public invited to at
tend ROBERT J. TIFFANY President.
DIR. J. COVERT, Vice-President
JAMES 7. BREWSTER, Secretary.