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OIREES MAGIQU ES!-At the
- BowERY THEATERIEl PT Z, Prestidisitadors
del Mundo! Nj ACA l. Ii STER,
The Great Wizard Of the Age.
Late Msaician 10 Isabel H. Queen OF Spain
The public are respectfully informed that this worde
powped Wizard is engaged al enormous expense aoa
will have the honor CT giving brief sries OF his spleaaa
and ORIGINAL SOIREES MA6lQUES!
In this city, commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, July e, 1851 81 the
VERY THE ATE r!
And continue EVERY NIGHT the extensive scale
Of e4sndeur and effect that distinguished his Solrees
throughout France, Spain. Holland Belgium Austria rras
a Hungary, Italy, &C. Ac and at the Grand Tacon inca
ter Bavans the Broadway Theater NewYork at Boston,
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore New Orleans and all the prlncipsi
cities Of the South and West
MACALLISTER'S MAGIC CABINET
OF Original, Mechanical, Scientific aud Philosophical
Apparatus. Is beyond al comparison
THE LARGEST IN THE WOkLDi
Apd made entrely by himself; and his experiments
(osy Of bis inventionl have failed to excite
tbe sstsnshment OF brilliant aud crowded audiences who
have iCiped in pTcncuncing him
UNPARALLELED AND UNAPPROACHABLE
No oil Magician that lived compete with
Ma slster ia the infinite variety Of his Feats OF be
FAMED with him in Mechanism, Science,
Chemistry, Electricity, &c, a. COM
bned in these Magnificent
Entertainments! :.
e.s sqiIv proxnmue for the ehAnEts
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IN The Scott and Graham Compromise Club
- Ia Flh Ward requested assemble at the Club
Tsn North American Hotel, SATURDAY EVENING.
ans At o'clock TO make suitable arrangements TO cell
L. be memorable Battle of Luudy's Lane, on the 18th
HI c. w. SCHAFFER, President
.a 2. S;, ADAMS. Secys
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~ fest-Oiiice, New yerk--N0TIc E----Tbe
cf.an mails pen u. 8 Mail stesfnship ATLANTIC viii
- MS eaoe on SATURDAY. July "a. l03 A. NJ A
\, .< ~ bTefen aEd the Gsinsn States VIII b. made
fN Atlantic Nh. Y, BRADY, qostIsssler.
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n First Ward, Alloy The SCOTT and Ora
II ASSOCIATION Of the LIST Ward will meet at the
Ekngton, No. I Broadway, on SATURDAY EVENING,
la at clock for the purpose Of making angemens
rnd the Ratification Meeting TO be held at Tempkins
lie on the evening of the 9th inst The friends Of the
Ed Lundy's Lane viii be on hand.
JOHN III. WHITE, President
lsx GRIFFIN. (eo.,s.sies
Ia A. GARDNER, SNS4f
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NEW FRENCH BOOKS-Imported,

! Y and for sale by GEO ?. PUTNAM, Importer, Book
Sc ller and fnblishsr. No 10 Park place.
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N1OIJNT WASHINGTON HOUSE
wi n HORACE FABYAN, White Mountains y. II
rs esbssd Hot. is situated 4 the St p me me en-.
noPe thS,r Hottest sumuits Persoas travelling tof
Sssors ,rsTO here enjoy pure Tean aT d mo
.uIeq 49, .1S sren5id tud of Ponies will be found a.
M. Hose su avs n readiness for those wishing % ascens
ar Mouutaip-sstc and rare footedmca Of them hs's
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CTUATlONS WANTED-In re,pecto-

~ BE families for large number OF Childrea OF bo.h
sexes; so of Women with IDans at low wages Appli.
cation be nsde at the Office Of the Commissioners. OF
Euisration IL the Park.
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.-To me
Il gro Meodis" Panorama Exhibitor" Necroman-
cers other Director of Amusements-TO LET-THE
OILY APlC THEATRE-For particulars inquire of Mr.
SbAs, THos: PARsLOE, Theatrical AGENT Burtons
Thester Chambersst, ~ Y. Psf by letter. postpaid
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r.. Third Manhattan Buiidipg Association
will hold its fifth regular monthly meeting on MONDAY
EVENING" July &C. at o'clock In Masonic Temple, No.
$50 Broome st. Cd floor, entrance In CrOsbyst The
trce Zee will be raised after this meeting. Persons wish
pR 10 become members do cans at the Office OF
the Secretary the meeting Shares will be offered for
redemption this meeting Dues now due and paya
BILE at The Office JAMES LIBBY, President
DAVIS CoLLAMoRE, Vice-Presdent.
j. w WESTON, Secretary. Office No. 81 Chambeust
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GATHERS COSMORAMAS-Second

~ Senes-Exhibited corner l9thst and Broadway Open
BON A. M. TIL 10 p M Admission Is cents These
won Of AT consist Of collection VIEWS Of EUROPE
ASIA MINOR SYRIA, THE HOLY LAND EGYPT,
oil by Prof Sattler
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roR EUROPEAN crRcuLATIoS
s m the departure Of each Mail steamer ios .s, y,
q Pie "a cents copy or g per year, TO any par "a
= retain or a. 70 the Continent, postage mei"oee-
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&ERVANTS.-Wanted, at WATTS,S
~ Office, No $40 Grandst near the E,ov.r, Go.
Girls for house york washing and ironing Sc ke y -
Servants az this office -' oO''e SIC
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Wants.

VXTANTED-A young Lady to attend
w In Fancy Goods store. One who unds rstands the
bushes, perfectly il well educated of refined habits who
will devote her whole time duties and can furnish
satisfactory Il ference Such person may apply az NO ~
Rroa immediatelY.
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fsulne-Prinoess Borrhese snd the Pnace Borghese.
CaIoline-QRee OF Naples and Marshal MuTai-
EUrrBs BeSubain ss-Vicasoy OF Italy.
Young EaVoleon-kinE Of Rome.
Louis Natoleon-PIesideut OF Frame
Historc ulL traons-Tnmbs OF the Bouapartes Tom -
Of the B.auf unAis Family serdyins Members Of the
BonGpaTte Family.
Gt ns sogy of the Bonaperte Pamily-om Private Rec
ords furnished BY the Bonars1e Family One VOL large
Fvo.. 62l pages EEbeshed with p elegant Portraits "a
tint. Hands mey and substantially bound Price ~ 80
The above valuable work just published has eiyed the
hgteE ebcomums CT Abest reviewers and Is ranked
among the beat prsduc iors oftte day Every Library ia
Anerica whether public private. should contain copy.
CORNISH. LAMFORTk co, Publishers. PARK place.
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NURSE, COOK, and LAUNDkESsS
~ WANTED ia slPrivate Family-Nurse mus. 2
Fnsish German Am5ica1, ST. the Cook sei hanho'0'
g. Apply AZ No. la Grand-S.
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6onses to Gei.

IA Err, in the building, corner Of Greenwich ana
Beach streets one loft 5x70 Also several smaller rooms
The location unsurpassed for busnc facilities the power
steady and the exceedingly well lighted Apply inn
"e''a'e'' ~ "' '-''' FERRIS FABER.
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TITO LET-To respectable families, five
3story brick Dwellings, 5Othst, near Broadway beau
fa location all the copvenences Of Croon water In
quirr o A C. DAYTON, Bonded Wsrehonse. corner Ell
ehabgepsce and Broadway, between 10 und NJ or ON
he Of ennses.
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business DIRECTORY for 1852 So.
Id WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY for 1928
Is now published. Price 80 cents.
JOHN r. TROW, Publisher, No 40 Ann-s-
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TEACHERS NOTICE.-Twentv va
mo DENTISTS.-AnY person who has

Il more than they can DO may hear of nan who un-
dtrsonds msking Block Teeth and finishing them with
m The inside and the outside Of the teeth in the best
Of manner ard all other kinds Of plats work Address ~
r., New-Haven Post-OiIics, Conn.
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THE ADVERTISER,
Gummer Retreats.
BATHING-NA-

J TIONAL HALL.-Ths large, new and elegant Ho
bel il now open for the season The public will lind this
house eoua to the best American Naturalization lew
So o, tba shore with uaznifcsnt view of the Ocean.
AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24

&100 "A young mau having the
R lOOs above amount to loan for few nlonths viii
receive his board 80 month for the se OF the same
with ample security Address MONEY, POST Office, with
real nsme and place Of interview
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
PErRR SKEN SMIrH. lhe areni Philndel.

PETER SKEN SMITH, the great Philadel-
pha Naliveisl has announced his adhesion
10 PIERCE and KING and the Hon, L. G..
LEVIN, another celebrated NaIiveisl, SUI
ports the same candidates, Birds Of a
feather flock together. These men know
ScoTr, and they have heard of Pie RcE, and
they go for man whose principles are most
in accordance with their own. They are
genuine Native Americans anG their actions
show lha, PIERCE is more in favor Of their
views than ScoTT is; SO they vote for PIERCE.
BosroN, September 20-Thc fishing
schooner Caroline, Captain knight, of New.
burypou. from aledged violation Of The
treaty, was CARR I'd into Charleuslown. She
is new vessel, valued al $4,000
WASHINGTON, September 20.-Mr. Sore
iary Corwin has rendered his resignation.
Eihu Burriu had just arrived at Paris on
peace mission.
The Pope has requested Louis Napoleon
TO permi, The re establishment of the Order
Of Begging Friars in France.
The clear prof, Of The British Govern
ment from the smuggling and contraband
sale Of opium to the Chinese for The year
I 1849, was $1548O,OOO The whole pos.
oned to death annually 100000 Chinese;
and most horrible death il is.
The UniversaIists held their General
Convention in New York last week Ac.
cording 10 their Almanac for 1853, they
have in North America. 1909 societies, CSC
CIergymen, and 828 Churches.
Hon. J. L: TAYLOR has been nominated
for Congress BY the Wings of the old Ross
district.
Missouri, Iowa, and Mime, have this yeal
elected siI Wings and Seven Democrats &c
Congress. In the year TAYLOR was elected
The same States elected taco Wings, anc
t,oelre Democrats. Something Of change
The Spriualists are to have another Con
venton al Worcester. Mass. on the 29lF
and 30th inst. Adm BALLoU and A. JACK
SON DAVIS are announced as speakers.
James NJ. Gay lord has BEEN re.nominoleC
for Congress by the Locolocos of the six
ieenlh Disnics, Morgan, Washington ant
Muskingum.)
Matthias II. Nichols, of l. ina. has beef
nominated for Congress by tho Locoloco
of the fourth District. Miami, Darke, Shell
by, &C. Sawyer and Dorsey were his com
petilors.
The Free Soiers of Hamilton count,
have nominated John JolIiffs and L.
Hiue ro' Congress, in The first and secpnt
DiStiCls.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
Whir MASS COnvention.

PlTTsBURGH, Sept 23.-The city present.
ed lively appearance to-day from an early
hour,
Delegations were present from oil the ad
joining counties, with flags and bands of
music.
Al the appointed hour the meeting organ
lied in the yard Of the American Hotel over
the entrance 10 which beautiful arch was
erected.
Gen. Joseph Markell presided.
The meeting was addressed by Gen, Les
lie Coombs, of Ky, ana several other able
speakers;
The number present is differently es'ima
ted; it is generally conceded lha, it fell but
liule short of three thousand
After the meeting, three hundred and
sixty murched in procession through: the
principal streets with banners and devices
There is a Horticultural Fair now hold.
ing al The Masonic Hall. The specimens
of flowers, plants, etc., are very numerous,
and are so ,aselully arranged that The exhi'
b,ion is pronounced by good judges the
most gorgeous and beautiful Horticultural
Exhibition they ever Witnessed.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
wheeling Bridge.

The following is The clause in the Post
Office appropriation law, which sus,ains and
declares legal the present structure of the
Wheeling Suspension Bridge, and declares
ii post road:
SEC. 6. And be it further enacted, that
the bridges across the Ohio river al Wheel.
ing, in the State of Virginia, and u, Bridge
port IN the Stale of Ohio. abuuing on Zane s
Island, In said river, are hereby declared 10
be lawful structures in their present position
and elevation, and shall be so held and Ia.
ken to be, anything in any law or laws Of
the United States 10 the contrary notwiIh-
standing.
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted. lhul
the said bridges are declared TO be and are
established posi- roads, lor The passage Of the
mails of The United Slales, ,and lhallhe Wheel
ing and Belmont Bridge company are author
lied to have and maintain their said bridges
at their present site and elevation ; and that
the officers and crew Of all vessels and boa'S
navigating said river are required TO regulate
the use of their said vessels and oats, and
of any pipes or chimney belonging thereto
so as not TO interfere with the ecI alton and
construction Of said bridges.
Approved Angus, 81, 1859.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
TABLE OF RATES.

10 The first week excepted. Those over fifty
years of age will be charged % per cent extra
One dollar fifty cents will be charged the first
year as admission fee, which must be paid at the
time of making application and the first years
deposit within twenty days. Females admitted
on the same terms as males, except that the am t
of benefit cannot exceed five dollars per week.
Every mem Der has the same interest in the As
socaton, in its success, and the same right to its
profits as the officers The officers are elected an
nually by the members, and there is no privileged
class Of either directors or members, who are to
draw certain rate of interest on their invest
ment before others can draw any thing; but all
are equal owners-equal in their right to the
profits, equal in interest, and equal in influence
This Association will pay promptly all claims
as soon as substantiated. Citizens of every occu-
patton and profession are invited to unite with
us, Union is STRENGTH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
Notice..

FNIIE qualified electors of Meigs County, are
hereby notified to meet at Il cir usual places
of holding elections on the Second Tuesday in
October next and then and there proceed to elect
one Judge of the Supreme Court for the State of
Ohio, one Member of the Board Of Public Works,
for the State of Ohio; one member of Congress
for the Eleventh Congressional District OF the
State of Ohio; and one Coroner, one Auditor one
Prosecuting Attorney, and one County Commits
sioner, for the County of Meigs.
Also one District Assessor for District I, COM
posed Of the township Of Salisbury; also for Dis
trict 2, composed of the townships of Columbia,
Rutland, and Salem; also for District 3, composed
of the townships of Bedford, Chester, Orange,
and Scipio, and also for District 4, composed Of
the townships Of OliTe, Lebanon, Le.art, and
Sutton.
And that the Trustees of the several townships
at the same time select suitable persons to serve
as jurors the ensuing year. as follows, TO wit:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
SuERlFF'.s SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of Meigs county, Ohio, will offer
for sale, at the door of the Court house, in the
town of Pomeroy, on the 18th day If October,
1852, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock, P. NJ, the following described real
estate, to wit: All of that part of the south half
of section number one township number four
range number twelve, the same being all Of said
south half section, except that part of the south
east quarter OF said section which is owned by
David Osborn, and except, alSo the several lots
or parcels of land in said south half sold and con-
veyed by Ethan Cowdery in his lifetime, and here
matter mentioned, that is to say: to David Barber,
by deed executed on the 4th day of August, lS40;
to Charles Worthin, by deed executed on the Sd
day of September, 1888; to John Adams, by deed
executed on the 18th day of August, 1885, and
TO Samuel and David Sloper by deed executed on
the 231 day of February, 1929; TO be sold, sub.
jcct to the dover estate Of Betsy Cowdtry, widow
Of Ethan Cowdcry deceased Appraised at $4,000
36-jw,-S3. S. BRADBURY, Sheriff NJ &.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
NORRIS McCOMBS,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DFALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
NO. 83 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH, Pa,
is just receiving, direct from Mandatory, in
I this country and Europe, large and well Sc
lected Stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C,
Ordered previous to the advance on Foreign
Hardware, which he is determined to sell at low
est Cash rates. His Stock comprises, in part
Log, Trace, Cow and Halter Chains;
"Mann's' celebrated G. S. Axes;
Mill Circular, and CrosS-cut Saws;
Games " celebrated ShovelS and Spades;
Anvils Bellows, Vices;
Locks Latches, Hinges, Files, &c;
Together with every article in the Hardware
line. To all of which the attention of Country
Merchants and Mechanics is respectfully invited
He has just received, per steamer from England:
2 casks MouSehole AnyllS;
Spears celebrated Saws;
case single and double Guns.
N. Nc. would respectfully call the attention
of Carpenters to his large assortment of Union
Factory Planes. augl9-Sm.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28

EXTRAORDINARY DUCEMENTS are now
J y offered by r. LLOYD q Co., Wholesale Deal
erS in Boots and Shoes, Front street, who have just
received large stock, direct from the Manuiac
turerS, which being ordered last Spring, they were
selected with care and precision, in order to en-
able us to obtain such work as would give the
best satisfaction.
Having before had the same work, and know
ing, as we do, its superiority to many others, and
ordering most of our stock before the advance on
Leather, we are convinced we possess advantages
over those who bought lately. Our stock com
prSes an extensive variety of Mems, Boys, Wo-
mems Misses and Children's Wear, Of every de-
Scription.
We would say to the public and Dealers in gen
eral, that their attention we respectfully solicit,
hoping You will favor us with the same, and
doubling not but an examination ofour stock will
prove satisfactory to ALL
Portsmouth, Sept. 4, 1852. sep14-36
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
AdninistratOr,s sale.

ON the 18th day of October, 1852, at 2 O. clock
" P. NJ, at the Court House in Pomeroy, will
be sold to the highest bidder as the property of t.
Jacobs, deceased, the undivided half of 100 acre
lot number 1, range IA, Town 6, section l. APP
praised at S691 so.
AIso-2S acres, part of four lots, $40, 32l, 800,
and 1923, in town 1, range 13-being that part OF
said lots lying on the east side of the ripht hand
fork of Leading creek Appraised at 1928.
TERMs-One- fourth in hand, one-fourth in six
months, one fourth in twelve months, and the
residue in eighteen months, with interest and
personal security. 7. MONTAGUE,
Sep14-lw ($2 50) Administrator.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
Our Mexican Relations.

Weare likely (snysthe New York Itmes)
TO have new difficulties with Mexico. The
Tehuantepcc business is not yet seuIcd; and
the Committee on Foreign Relations in the
Senate seem decidedly inclined TO bring it
10 a swift and decisive arlilramen, The
report upon The subcct made on Monday.
by Mr. Mason, Of Virginia, recommended
the adoption Of resolutions which require
the immediate and unconditional sanction oi
the Garay Grant, a. the hazard Of war
They declare lutlher negotiations upon the
subject, 10 be Inconsistent with the dignity ol
this Government, and that we must protect
our cilizens in the enjoyment Of rights they
have acquired by grant from Mexico, nj any
cost and every hazard.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
POmerOV Academy,

TTHE FALL AND WINTER TERM of this
Institution will commence on MoNUAy, THE
2Iru or SEPTEMBER.
Instruction is given in the Latin, Greb
French, and German Languages; in the Mathe-
MATES, Natural Sciences, and the other English
Branches usually taught in Academies,
The Principal will endeavor according to the
best of his ability, to make his instructions pracS
tcal and thorough, to discipline the mind aud
improve the character.
TERMS:
For the Common English Branches, Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy Botany, History,
and Book Keeping, per quarter $500
For The higher English Branches, Latin,
Greek Languages, and the Mathematics,
per quarter, 500
For German and French n small extra charge
will be made, sufficient to pay for the instruction
in those Languages.
Pens Ink Copy Books, and Slate Pencils, will
be furnished for 2j cents a quarter.
sUg?4-u q, {. GILES, Principal,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-28
Nt citing of the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 23,-The Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows met again this morning,
and occupied the day with discussing propo,
si,ions making alterations in the Consliu'
lion.
The only amendmcn, adopted was one
changing The time of the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge from The third 10 The first Mon.
day in September.
All other amendments offered were in.
definitely postponed.
A Committee TO prepare new Consllu-
ZION was elected by 63 yeas 10 GO nays. Ii
consists Of the following members: Mr. De-
saussure. of North Carolina. Mr. Coliax, Of
Indiana, Mr.. Barnard, of New York, Mr.
Ellison. of Massachusetts. aud Mr.. Griffin
of Georgia.