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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
E'ARM and COTTAGE ROUSE for SALE

X WI
Il in NEWARK. n. IA small Farm containing from
four to Ave with good Dwelling House, Barn Wax
on House and ether valuable Improvement with vaua
bic Garden well stocked with choice fruit erapo
having front OF 60 eet Of the best svenaes
h,sh virs esvfhvAu.a Do
whole city, river and harbor and within ten nase< drive
Of the Msfket-st Depot The grounds veil caeaaasA
for the best Improvements the city The property
"a well situated for person living there and dong easae
IN Nsw.York Terms easy. For ta psrtiealas apply 70
ALBERT II. NICOLA1,
Real Estate aad General Ancticue.u
1881 No - waLs.
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I'D tached nav be obtained at No $40 lshav either to
sether separately The house contains all the moderI
improvements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

" In General Corr iftee Of Democratic
Wig Young Men, Dee %, 1882
Rsolssd That the Chairman Of this Committee be author
ized call the members elected 10 the General Commits
OF Democratic Wing Young Men for the year 1855 20 NEE
at the Broadway House at ~ O'Clock PM on FRIDAY tn
7 day Of January next for the PURGE Of ORGANIZATION
By order; ERAsTUs BROOKS, Chairman.
LOUIS =. WADswoRTH Secretary
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guerial Notices.

tY~ East River Building Associat'on;;Ur,ddrne
n.i Mestine OF This Association Will be held on WE'D
STsDAY EVESING, January 5, at ITALIAN Hal No AZ
Grand ~, at u O'clock. Election Of oheen and Amend
OBADIAH EEWCoMB, President
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~ New-YSrk HIstoricai society.The s 11 ,,l

ting OF this Society Will he held ~ then ICONS 10 '
University on TUESDAY EVENING Jan, 4, at u o'clock
Prof ADOLPBUS L. K0FPPEN; late Of the Ottoman
COLLEGE at Athens In Greece, will read paper on Ih
Late Discoveries and Restorations OF the Acropohs
Athens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

EOR SALE-Three-stOry, basement brick
L House. No 40 Great Jon-sst Price low and tesms
easy. Apply ut the Office Of STALLKNECHT HURST,
No. II Wsli-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

You can have a clear skin, and fine head OF hair,
By New Years for twenty-five cents declare.
" Yes, those una Rpihcent articles, Jones =
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP and CORAL HAIR RES
T0RATlNE, are reduced from to p. One cures every
ndsesse chapped or flesh eruptions, scuryy, &c
the other dresses the hair finely stops its ians makes It
uow, &c. Depot No 4eS Broadway ~ Y, No 10 Fulton
a, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
STATES SCHOOL AGENCY

II TNIIEU 81 La VOIIOOI@ 10 ]~-'
u Oss7) by z H. WILCOX No. ss3 Broadway-De
voted 70 Universal Education by common fund sceu-
steo BY the and donations Of patrons and
throughout the Union. Constant Negotiations nvesee
spd ensaseInens by the best institutions fsmisA teaeh
ers matroDs churches, organsts yooahsts pAnss -,
so-d. uuhounded and creaxps facilities for the speedy AZ
t.iuueut OF Us object the srnas, expense Inc
invest IS 70 $50 more and served AZ one per cen
the COMPENSATION secured BY trAnsfersole cheek oy
every dollar procures tloo AL cash orders ior Books
torery ke nesoci.ted Of lowest prices on me eaee
which 10 good until the full amount - indorsed u So
,op. with interest The owner Of check can DC s,u
for a town county state, AZ liberal comm s-oc-
sonal applications often suited 81 first call poH.l0 s
appropriated 70 worthy ind gent teachers pupils &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

WANTED-By a respectable young Woman,
w a .ituation as first rate Cook Washer aud Ironer
City reference given Call No. 50 LeOnardst, in the
store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

EXECUTORS SALE.-The House and Lot
~ Nc; 81 Madison.st. viii BE- sold a. auction By A J.
bLEES hEk, at Merchants Exchange On IT, ESOAY, llth
oAy OF January next az II O'clock . rerus made
known at sale. THOMAS McELRArH Execafcr.
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=, --,,.,h,A every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning fnce
rng .,1um' f~o copies for IS. Ten for so. Adver'
urr.sr,s ceuts line for each insertion .
nseH''" GRFFLEY 4 McELRATH, Publisher
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~ Mechanics, Society Lee

~ Mechanics society bectuies; u O. ~~o-,
HechancS Hail. az Broadway on MoNDAfs al u
selock, Fird C0urse; -
ysnnsry io~Rev T. n. Chaplin. John Hampton or the
Progress Of Popular Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
vxyuJJAM HENRY FRY's SIXTH LEG

Tickets Nth secured seats 30 cents.
VIM Hall Sons Music Store No z5s Broadway cor. OF
Park place and the door the Evening OF the LIE lfe
The win open 81 O'Clock The Lecture w CON-
mence at u O'Clock precisely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
TOR SALE.-The Store and Lot, No. 512
Il Grsnd-st Apply to JAS. CARR, No. SIS Broomest.

ENOR SALE-House aud Lot in l6th-st. about
$50 feet east Of Stuyyesant Park story attic bsss-
ment and eountercel Croton water bot and cold sss,
and all the modern improvements Terms easy Apply 20
C. BURRITT, No. iSWallst, 4 FORD, No. 80 Westst
foot OF Hammond, or M HESTER on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
EAST MORRISANIA vILLAGE-secord

IL avenue RsilroSd-Aecxf 80 lets Cor ss>rsrr,.
ten cent down aud balance before he yh Nseh
l-These ots occupy very healthy and heaatal lea.
ton and IN full view Of the East RIVER s,d in the i'm
wealthy and respectable citizens Of wsstchesr ccanty
Also. fne fishing within quarter ola mile The Mosv.ns
Branch Railroad already bul passes through ths rrops
also the New Rcchee and Second RslrcsA which
has been lately chartered, IL Is expected VIII Pcs through
this property. Several butins. and lots selling
spdy Distance Of this property from the city nine mses
us perteet For maps md other information apply b D.
6 . wiNroN, Ne. rryon-rcw, near Harlem kAlreAd
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-, vpw.YORK TRIBUNE.
THE sHMI.wBEKLY TRIBUNE.

,on CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND 'h. w., s,..n.e, q,
r,li.b.S on the departure OF eaeh man SISsS&' i''
.hsss,ss Price 81 cents per copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

a PRIVATE SALE-Thc threestory and
pc sa-'tone HOUSE, No. a. sotAss between brosd-
rNSeEcsT-North ssde No. ga near Nsreer-s,, three
s'Ir, as.sx SSess, With a. he n0lem improvements.
north side between 7th me s,h.sx. -
pLssekkksr -three.story ersek Hoase aoztAesss Ger
ner OF Lsrrens with Stsbe ca sAe rr~r of he L,,
BLEtCKEs AND GSgsSs-sr-No1tA-xx..s,, xcsx "A h
ply 10 COLE Chiffon NJ eW.Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

EOR SALE in ULSTER COUNTY -
Il Farm Of IS acres well suited 90 rasinA vegetables
and near excellent markets. There good orchard end
good buildings on the premises Inquire Of Columbia
and Union cts, Brooklyn. in the drus store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

10 hall price.-This the best article made forces the
Hair 20 grow stops from ang cleans IL and dresses the
worst ha beautifully making sof dsIk slhy and bean
tiful. Sold at the Depot JONES sCHEMICAL SOAP,
(.eduoed 10 half price also No. 40S Broadway
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

APPEAL TO DISTRICT CoURTs.-From
information which we have received from
various parts Of the State, it is generally
considered advisable lha, some reform
should be had in reference TO Appeals
from the Common pleas TO the District
Court. The District Courts are already
crowded with business. The long jury
,rials--in slandei and other cases, where
the gossip Of neighborhoods is allowed
to absorb the precious time Of the court,
should be ended in the lower court, ex-
cept in matters Cf law. The District
Judges are compelled TO reserve cases
from county TO county, and time which
should be devoted to the County in
which the court sits, is taken up with
cases which have been held over for care
ful consideration.
The frs, duty Of the mex: Legislature
will BE- = thorough revision OF the law or
ganizing our courts. We hope that fol
this purpose goodly number Of good
lawyers may be found in the Legislature
Ohio Stntesmda,
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Release Of sneed.

BuYFALo, September g. Patrick
Sneed, arrested at the Falls sometime
since, charged with committing murder
in Savannah, Georgia, in lS49, was
brought up on writ OF habeas corpus
yesterday.
In the testimony il became apparent
that there was conspiracy to take Sneed,
who i, seems is a fugitive from slavery
and not from justice, to Savannah, under
a plea that he was murderer. From
the correspondence given in as testimony
between Deputy Marshal Tyler and A
Jones, Of. Savannah, il was evident thai
this was the intention. ~
A. lengthy decision was given ,hil
morning by Judge Sheldon, who ordered
the discharge Of sReed, and he is now il
Canada.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

0Ar We have not room foI much re-
mark npon the Railroad meeting at The
Courthouse, last Wednesday, in this
number, bu, design calIiig attention 10 il
IN our next. !, is in opposition 10 pro-
iecied air line road, designed TO pass
from Cleveland TO Paris, Ills, and which
would pass about twenty miles south Of
this county, got up by eastern capitalists,
without much regard TO intermediate in
teresls or way trade.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

an uncalled for perlinOci,y, in forcing an
unnecessary test, proper enough AZ a
Congressional Convention, or 10 the So
lection Of national nominee, but no
wise imperative when the nominee
chosen was limited to State Legislation.
We are not nf the Distric, involved, but
we can safely say tina. this whole de.
noumen, must have been foreseen and
as il is now to be used, moi
for The benefit of State or National Dem
ocracy, bu, for reasons more palpable in
their necessity TO Mr.. E. than 10 any
body else.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

HENRY, HENRY County, OHzo. -
Hereafter. until further legal action 10
had d. 10 what this town shall be called
we. will use Henry as ns name. A.the
March session, 1858, Of the Commiss.
toner's Of Henry county, this town was
incorporated under The name of Henry.
Since, an elfo,. has been made Tor talked
of) to have the name again changed 10
but SO far without accomplist-
ing il. The name Of the town is legally
HENRY and being law-asidIng citizen
we bring itinto use.
A. the request Of several citizens we
have written TO the Post Office Dopar,-
ment to have the name Of the Post Office
in This town changed from Napoleon 10
Henry. Henry Northwest.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23
supplied by tho ingenuity Of Tho pa,ien,s.

supplied by tho ingenuity Of tho patients,
- KEPT at the entrance, consisting
cf needle work, OF all descriptions:
puzzles, water>whecls, wood.cut engrs-
Wings, &c. The northern railroad route
IS now doing heavy business on ac.
conns OF the consolidated state Of The
road--ihTough tickets can now be OBJ.
tanned from Buff'lo to Albany. The rate
Of travelling speed, however, is inferior
to the N. Y. ard r. road, Understand,
Yours, Respectfully,
ELIAS w. DIMOCK,
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whlg Candidate for I.epressntatlve.

BY announcement in to-day's puper il
will be seen tho, Judge ]. Y. SAcKErT,
Of this county, is pu, forward as the
Wing candidate for Representative. =
Judge s. was for years one Of the Judges
in this county under the old Constitution,
is gentleman Of respectable ability, has
several times ran for Legislative positions,
and will doubtless receive the vote ofhis
party in the District.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

This las, vote forms decided contrast
10 pas. action, and those At a distance
may suppose il meaus just what Mr.. Ed
gerion says. and IL they take bis view,
would So seriously misled. II can mean
no such thing. !. means this, however,
that in the appointments recomu ended
to the administration by Mr.. Edgcrton,
some, as that Of Mr.. Gibson, to the U. s.
Land Receivership were in themselves
20 odious to the Democracy Of these
counties, thu. they have preferred to as
sumo an cquivocal position towards the
National Administration rather than he
forced 10 sustain Mr.. Edgerton in his
misrepresentation Of the public sentiment.
Mr.. E. now seeks 10 read three coun-
ties, his own among others, out OF the
democratic party, for what, we think, hs
cannot but understand 10 be refusal 10
endorse his acts. This 10 simply ridicu-
louS, and 10 unjust TO the Democracy OF
the Northwest, whose integrity 10 cor
rect Democratic principle remains un-
vavering, and who, il necessary, would
vote at the polls, as unitedIy as ever for
the nominees Of the National Democracy,
,hough there might be 9 difference in
this respect il their votes were required
BY their present member elect 10 Con-
gress, IS il is beyond doub,, that in his
case there is q change Of opinion, not "a
vorable, and Not confined 10 that Repre-
sentative District.
Instead Of writing protest to the ac-
iion Of this Convention, intended for
effect elsewhere, as M. E. proposes, on
behalf Of The National Administration,
sha, stands in no need Of bis protest, and
may be prejudiced by it. he had better
be more careful 10 future, in advising the
administration relative 10 Ohio appoints
ments, especially in the Northwest, as it
is not in the character Of the People,
ismely to submit to have places Of large
pecuniary and personal trus. placed in
pnlrqstwortby and improper keeping.
There Is. We must frankly admit, an
auiipatby among respectable portion Of
the Northwes. Democracy, not confined
TO these counties, to what 10 called the
"Compromiss measures, but il would be
an unfortunate sxaggerasion to charge to
IL the entire of the result which Mr.. Ed.
gerton 90 much deprecates. This was o
convention for the choice Of State
officer, not assembled with reference tc
national sffairs, not bound to express ar
opinion on national issues, and they &C
cordingIy property enough confined
themselves 10 their legitimate duty
adopted the State Democratic platform
and declined going further As these re
iected resolutions had been tried in com
rnitiee, and failed there, ibsre prudcnc'
should have leh them, and not hav'
coupselled . compromise Of The party, b.
.
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DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD
The construction Of this work from Ol,o-
wa norihward, and towards Columbus
Grove, which was temporarily suspended,
is again in progress, and we are Informed
will be steadily carried on until com.
pIetion. ~
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For REPREsENTATIvE.--Our friend
MACKENZIE, Of the Venture, has received
the nomination by the Democracy of
Henry and Putnam counties, for this
responsible station; ond E. H. LELAND,
in the counties Of Williams, Defiance
and Pauldins. The firm is 10 luck
They are both men Of more than ordi.
nary ability, and we anticipate great
pleasure, from meeting them both in the
capitol next winter provided they get
there. -DelpkOa Wig.
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Hon. JonN TAvLoR, Of Defiance
county, we are informed by gentleman
recently from there, is an Independent,
candidate for the Senate, in opposition to
ROBERT GILLrLAND, ESQ., Del. Whig.
We do not believe this.
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or Robert Lee. Of Crawford county,
is the democratic candidate for Senator
in the Dislric, composed Of Seneca, Wy
andou, and Crawford counties.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

W Peter A. Tyler is the democratic
nominee for Representative in the Dis
,rict composed Of Harden and Wyandou.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

The Democrats of Trumbull county
have nominated Judge Birchard for the
House of Representatives.
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with their consent, a. least. But we are
rather inclined to think. ihalthe deceit is
too apparent, and has buta. .ssmah chance
of success for years 10 come, ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

0T The Scientific American has com
plcied its 9Th volume. Il is well named,
fo, i. is indeed reliable journal ol
American science and invention. No in.
,elligent mechanic who desires to have q
knowledge Of the progress Of the arts and
invention Of his country, should be with-
ou. 1t. |, is conducted with ability, and
Iha, accuracy without which scientific
preicnsion is bu, delusion. The ad-
ver,isemcnt for the new volume our
readers have doubtless already observed
in our columns.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

EDINBURoH REVIEW. famous
old quarterly, for July, presents the fol-
lowing table ofcontenis: Austrian Court
in the 18th Century; The Nations Of In
dia and their Mannen; Lold Grey's Co
lonial Policy; Relations Of England with
China; Lives Of the Earls OF Essex, Pop.
ular Education in tho U. States; Quaran.
tine; Small Pox; Yellow Fever; Lar
pen,s Journal in Spain; The French
Navy. New York: Leonard Scott g. &c.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-23

A friend who claims that the State
Dams on the Maumee river, have COM
ple,ely deprived those resident on tho
Auglaize, Blanchard, aud Ouowa rivers
--the last better known as Hog Creek
from their former supply Of fresh fish,
suggests that this deprivation is pecuu-
iarily, and otherwise, decidedly uupleas.
ant lie says, that previously, they coursed
our waters annually, to their head, TO re.
turn ugain at their proper season, paying
a posing tribute to the nets and lines ol
lovers OF good eating. but now the State
blockade Of dams confines them 10 the
Maumee, and TO the use and qualification
Of lew. He suggests that narrow
slope might be built on these dams, add
ing 10 them strength, and without much
cost TO the State, iha. would permi. the
fish again to run up these rivers as here
tofore, and tfford TO large scope ol
country the former supply Of fish, and
tina. this ought to he done.
Ofihe prac.icabiliiy u this measure
we ourselves are not we'll qualified .q
judge, though il sppeurs feasible enough
II pr0cticable, and at small cost, il ought
10 be done. Our correspondent: suggest:
that petitions 10 the Legislature be goi
up TO secure The proposed result, course
which would call attention to il, and as
ceriain general sentiment relative to the
| matter
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me A,amlnlasra,len in sne NorthWe.t'


A year ago somo resolutions were in'
ssoduced into the Convention at De-
fiancc, which nominated Mr.. Edgerton
10 Congress. sustaining the selection OF
Gen. Pierce and National iseues very
fully. They were carried, almost unan
imously. A majority Of Williams and
Defiance counties voted for them, aud o
part Of Paulding county, though possibly
Of the last county, bot one OF two, Ia
voled them. BY card Of Mr.. EDGE
toms, in the Defiance Democrat, he states
that resolutions "endorsing" the "course
Of his, (,he Prssiden,'s) Administration
thus far" "were rclec,ed' by the dele
gates Of the Representative convention
Of D, Gance, Williams, and Pauldine
counties, "by a vote ofsl to H." In
Mr.. Edger,on's "opinion repudisting the
National Administration, and the National
Democratic party" This vote on the res
olu.ions was as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
THURSDAY, March II.
House of Delegates.


MIR. Goode, OF NJ, chairman of the commit
tee of Finance, presented report, exhibiting
the present condition OF the finances of the
State. MIR. G. states that it had received the
unanimous assent OF the committee. 1t esti-
mates the present Indebtedness of the State at
above $4,000 900. The amount of increase,
by recent appropriations, amounts to about
$4,000 600. The report was laid on the table
and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Goode, of Bedford, chairman of the Sc
lect committee on the subject of the recent de-
cison, in a court ofNew York, ofthe Lennon
slave case, called up for consideration the re-
port of that committee some time since pre-
scented to the House. MIR. G. addressed the
House on the subject; after which the report,
without amendment, was adopted-ayes los,
noes 0. The case having been carried, by ap
peal, to the Supreme Court of the State of New
York, the Legislature authorizes the Governor
to assign counsel to represent Virginia before
that Court; and esolved to withhold further
action until the result of the appeal to that
court shall have been ascelteined.
A bill authorising the Governor to complete
the improvements of the Capitol Square, ac-
cording to Mr.. Notman's plan, if approved by
the Governor, was called up by MIR. Anderson,
read the Cd time, and ordered TO be engrossed
for Sd reading.
An engrossed bill, providing for change
In tne location OF stTeelS tn!OuSn the AEtllufy
grounds, in Richmond, was taken up, on mo-
ton of MIR. Anderson, and rejected-ayes 81,
noes 41-not a constitutional maj GRITTY. The
bill provided for widening the streets immedi,
ately in front and in rear of the Armory. On
Mr.. Anderson's motion, the vote rejecting the
bill was reconsidered, and the bill again laid
On the table.
The following bills were passed to-day:
A bill authorising State subscription to
the stock of the Wolf Creek Turnpike Com
pany;
A bill changing the times of holding the
Courts of the 18th and 18th Judicial Circuits;
A bill increasing the compensation of the
Commissioners of the Revenue in the coun.
ties and towns of the Commonwealth, begin.
ming with the year lS52-ayes 107, noes 9.
A bill Incorporating company, with CAPT
tai of $1,000, on The joint stock principle. TO
construct the New Martinsville and Proctor
Turnpike" in the county of Wetzel. This
bill, or one nearly similar in its provisions, was
rejected short time slice. Mr.. West, its
patron, persevered in its advocacy, made stir
ring appeal 10 the House TO, day in its favor,
and thus secured lis passage-the vote being
ayes II, noes %.
A bill authorising the Howardsville and
Rockfsh Turnpike Comp any TO increase their
capital stock, and to extend their road to the
Alum Springs, in Rockbrdge county, was re-
jected-ayes ga, noes Is.
The House adjourned.