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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-02-18

Gillespie, ROTHVVELL q McAUSLAN,
GENERAL A gents and Commission Merchants, North
ITWater Street, Wilmington, n. G.
March 26, 1852 29-ly
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MASONIC ACADEMY AT LONG CREEK. N. G.
THIS Institution has just been opened under direction
l. of a competent and experienced Teacher.
TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, first class in English
Grammar and Geography ........ 81 so
and the of the Globes %. 10 90
Higher branches of English Science, including first
class in Algebra Latin and Greek Is 90
Second class of same, including Geometry, Trigonom-
etry, Logics and Metaphysics Is 90
French, Spanish and Italian will be taught the usual
prices To young gentlemen and ladies acquiring
facility Of speaking and writing these beautiful
this Institution, it is presumed will afford excellent OPP
portunity
Board be obtained in the neghborhood from dol
lars per mouth.
This Institution is to keep clear of all opinions
]. d. POWERS, Pres. Board Trustees.
March 26. 1852 29-tf
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TAYLOR'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL.
THE Proprietor takes this opportunity inform the 49,
l. Temperance Community and the Public in gen. a#ii
era that he still continues he has done for the last |
six years. to keep the above-named house strictly Tenn
perance principles.
Thankful for past favors he would again invite all who
want quiet comfortable and cheap home while stopping
in the city, give him call This house is well located
for business being No % Broad
way and the landing of of the Steamboats,
roads in the city. ELDAD TAYLOR
New York, January 13, 1858 l93m
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TOPSAIL ACADEMY.

Vie EXerclses OF tins Institution VIII be resumed on Mon
l. day. the 3rd day of January 1858.
j. w. MURPHY, A. NJ, ...............P Principal.
Students will be prepared for admission the Junior
Glass of any College in the United States The course
instruction will be thorough and the object of the P
cipal will be to educate not to REFORM boy will be
taned who, upon trial. should prove himself be mentally
morally unsusceptible of education.
TUITION SESSION MONTHS, FOLLOWS:
Spelling, Reading Writing Arithmetic Geography, 81 so
English Grammar History and Philosophy II co
First Glass in Algebra, Latin and Greek Is 90
Second Glass in Ancient Languages and Mathematics,
either I8 90
Board be had in the immediate vicinity the Acade
my, at 81 per month. NICHOLAS n. NIXON
Pres't. Of Board of Trustees./
Dec 10Th, 1852 SS-lw-l5-3m
Ba-Commercal and Herald COPY mos
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j. NJ. ROBINSON.
WHLIAMH. LIPPITT,

IPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
Nails &C. Front-strcet 3 doors South of Market, Will
IgOn n. c. [30v7Iyl
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IOHN RANK 8

.ou,uSSION AND FORWARDING AGENT, VIII
L5,eToy ~ c.. will attend to the sale purchase of
cr and will ship with dispatch all consignments made
Ila [Sept. "a, 1888 6m
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JESSUP q MOORE,
n,PER Manufacturers and Rag Dealers, 81 North
Fifth and % Commerce street, Philadelphia.
pIE News Hardware and Manila Paper made to order
g bought in large small quantities at all times and
highest market price paid
r.rb 23th ISj 29-Iy
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hTANUFACTURER and Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbrel-
VI las, and Walking Canes, of every description, whole
and retail North side Markct-sreet, Wilmington, n. G.
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-ropVEY AT LAW, Wilmington, n. G.
idc on corner of Front and Princess Streets under
ms Sv9-tf
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MILES COSTIN,
CETON Mcrphnnf

REFERS TO
EP HALL, Esq, President Branch Bank of the tate
as H. WRGHf, Esq, President Bank of Cape Fear O..
PAISLEY Esq President Commercial Bank-Wil lining
M 25v7
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Sold in Wilmington by c. DUPR E and w. H. LIPPITT
january 7, 1853 Is
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I have lost my
Certificate for Share in the Capital Stock the
Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Company and that ap
pcaton will be made to the Directors of said Company for
the renewal thereof JOHN GREER.
Duplin county N. c.. 2Ist Dec. 1852 l6-3m
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SS5 REWARD.

S25 REWARD.
DUNAWAY from the subscriber, about the 18th 70
h December, 1852. his negro man CESAR. Said q
negro is about 30 years of age black complexion and q
limps slightly when he walks He is supposed to
lurking the neghborhood Of Mr. Miller or Mr. aS
For his delivery to me his confinement in the Jail of Du
pn county. ~ SSOoEfn H. ia Sztf
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WILKINSON EsLER
c. MYERS,

1ASH Dealers In Confectionery, Fruit, Nuts, Toys,
Fancy Articles, Pcrfumery, Tobacco. Segars, &C. &C.,
Ihcsale and Retail, Market Street. Wilmington, n. c.
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,,-r i take pleasure in informing my friends, that
nsred to give all business entrusted to me, efcien
'PnnaI attention have a wharf for Naval Stores
Isie accommodations, Spirit House, and Warehouse
m Tents of Naval Stores for sale shipment, and al
lo rountry produce solicited. Cash advances made o
nsigrmens' - r. 1 1870 eo,a
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DAINTS, OILS, &c $4,000 lbs. Pure Extra and No.
[ Lead $ bbls. Linseed Oil, Pure, $50 lbs. Chrome
Green, (Dry,) boxes Am Vermion bbls. Lamp Black,
500 lbs Spanish Brown, Tin Oil,) casks Eenan Red,
dow Glass, American and French, at G. DUPRE'S,
Drug Store Market st.
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HAVING again located myself in Wilmington, I take
this method Of saying to my friends in the country,
well as in Wilmington that stop with Rothwel McAus-
lam where will at all times be ready to sell goods cheap
they be bought in this place. hope my friends will
not forget where stay. II. M. COWAN.
Wilmington, n. c., Aug. 20. 1852 Soft
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Professional and Business Cards.
II. l.. HOLMES,
SAMUEL j. PERSON,

II
asc on Princess Street, nearly opposite the Journ
! O" L2Sly]a
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:iminrton. n. c June 4. 1852
4. J. & Il. j. JONES.

! chants North Water Street, Wilmington, n G. 1871
a {. FREEMAN, GEO. HOUSTON.
noEEMAN s. HOUSTON. Wilmington. N. c.,
D. c. FREEMAN 81 CO, New York,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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BENJAMIN J. TENNEY, a. M................ Principal
Mi-s ELIZA HESTER Instructress in Female Department.
tion is permanently established, and in flourish
ing condition Testimonials of the highest character
rant them in saying that the qualifications Of the Teachers
whom they have engaged, such all who
may patronize the institution the advantages of systematic
and thorough instruction.
large and commodious building has been with
separate and ample accommodations for both the
Male and Female Departments.
very extensive and complete Apparatus has been pro-
vded for the illustration Of the different branches of Naur
al Philosophy Chemistry &c Frequent lectures will be
Science throughout the Academic year, which
the 4th inst.
An excellent Piano furnished for use of Pupils in
Music.
The study will be as extensive as in any si lar
institution in the State Pupils here pursue all branch
es necessary to fit them for advanced standing any Col
Iege in the Union.
From the which this school has heretofore
met with, the Trustees have thought proper make
considerable deduction in the fees for tuition which will be
as follows per session:
MALE DEPARTMENT.
st Class In lower branches, Spelling, Reading &C. SO 90
I'd s. Higher branches Grammar Arithmetic, 10 90
4th With lectures all the higher branches .I6 90
DEPARTMENT.
1st Glass. Spelling, Reading &c.. Sc 90
I'd $ Writing, Mathematics. 10 90
Sd &c Including Philosophy * all higher branches y so
French, Latin, Greek. -. Is 90
Music ON Piano with use of instrument. =. is 90
Music on Guitar. .:......................I co
Painting and Drawing ........... ...... 90
Embroidery in needle-work. 80. ..........2 2 80
Good board be obtained in respectable families the
village and vicinity, from So to IS per month.
5i4FrN j. M MqATx2FP ETrHBGr F. FHR i HGMfREi K32HfE
D. W. SIMMONS, .eEORGE WARD,
JOIN J: R t4G COOK, I: TDWNRb Si MhEM7 WARD
w. S HUMPHREY.
JASPER ETHERIDGE, Pres't.
a;J- 81! y2bs Mufs5sr' ;s5s, see'y s.te
Wilmington Herald, New bcrnian and Spirit of the Age,
please COPY.
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CILVER PLATED DESERT TKNIvES.-Slver bolster
ed ivory handled Table and Desert Knives latest pattern
and OF superior quality for sale by
mis- [Com and Her. .copy.l ]. NJ. ROBINSON --
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WILLIAM A. GWYER,

rcTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
| aIo tf Wilmington, n. G.
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Lyons Extract of Pure J"matc" Ginger.
NJ OTHING need be said to command the attention of
the public to this article when convinced that it is
PURE and unadterated Medical men or those seeking
harmless beverage destroy the unwhoesome effects of
bracksh and turbd water rely upon its genuine char
acter and it is also extensively used for culinary purposes
in havoring cakes, preserves &c 10 the afflicted with
Dyspepsia Complaints, Cholera Nervous Debility,
Fever and Ague Dizziness, General Prostraton &C.,
thing has ever been prescribed with equal effect
Manufactured by E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, l6l Broad
way New York. - - ~
Inquire for LYONS PURE GINGER. Sold by reputa-
BILE Druggists throughout the world
s@- ". H. LIPPITT and c. DnPRE Wilmington, N.
c., agents above. -
In Is
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
llE Copartnershp in the Coachmaking business here
tofore existing between the subscribers, under the firm
of Cornwall Brown, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The business of the late firm will be settled by w
Cornwall, who is alone authorized do So
VIM. ]. CORNWALL.
JAN oath, 1S53.-G223t1 GEORGE BROWN
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nRUGS AND MEDICINES. Just received-l0 lbs.
- Gum Opium. CTurkey) 200 lbs Salt Petre, 40 lbs.
Gum Arabic 30 lbs Alexandria Soma 20 lbs r. SIENNA,
bb Gum Camphor bbl. Cream of Tartar, bbl. Carb.
Soda cak Sal Soda, cases Ceopers lsingass COZ.
Coxs Geatne, boxes celebrated Soap Powder, II doz.
boxes Yeast Powder C. DUPRE, Druggist.
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gTI,TON & PRICE, PRoPR1EToRs.
Terms of Subscription.

--,r TON Editor "A L. PRICE, Associate Editor
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LYONS KATHAIRUN FOR PRESERVING, RE
STORING AND BEAUTIEYING THE HAIR.

A MONG the many articles recon-
n mended for promoting luxuriant
and beautiful growth of the human hair,
cleansing the head from Dandruff and its
natural Impurities, nothing has ever been
discovered to compete with the virtues Of
the eincontested--the incontestiblekATH-
AKRON, either as TOILET PREPA-
RATION in it's softening and fragrant
character, or to preserve and resuscitate
fallen hair upon GREY and BALD
HEADS. The Kathairon neutralizes
the effect of disease, climate and old age.
which so often cause the hair to fall off
and turn grey.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing an arti-
Gle to cleanse, soften, curl and beautify
their hair, should be particular and en-
quire for LYONS kATHAIRON.
1t is sold by all Dealers throughout
North and South America, Europe and
the Islands of the Ocean, in large bottles
for 25 cents.
Sold in Wilmington by C. DUPRE ane
January 7, 1853
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DATENT MEDICINES.-4 boxes Sands Sarsaparilla, 2
boxes Townsends do, doz Risley's do, gross Bate
mans Drops gross Wrght's Pills gross BanIreth do
do dozen Mofas do gross Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
doz. Wistar's Basam Wild Cherry, SC. c. DUPRE,
Druggist and Apothecary.
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LARGE MARBLE MONUMENT.
A LARGE FAMILY MONUMENT, completed in the
best style of the best American Marble, offered
f xaie at reasonable price. For particulars apply at
O ~ - .T7.- THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
May 20, 1852. 2IS-It-3.-tl
dEGARS SEGAHS.-We have now on hand, Segars OF
the most popular brands imported and Domestic, which
we are new Offering at low prices
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FINAL, NOTICE.

IL having demands against the Estate of Capt
"A Charles Burns requested to be rendered according
to law, to the subscriber before the 10th June
the Estate will be closed meiately after that day.
THOS. W. GORE Admir-.
Little River, S. c., Jan. 3rd, 1853. l9-t10ju
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JEsSUP d MOORE,
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News f,cm Fort r.rron,,c

Salt Lake mail under charge Of Mr. Hobbs, arrived
here on Saturday last in contract time. The con-
Tractor, Mr. Wcodson, has used every excrtion to
push the mail through and has succeeded, in spite of
The snow to reach Fort Laramie. Atcvcry attempt
fIom that place to the valley the mail has been
stopIcd blythe snow since last November. By this
arrival we have dates to the 18th from Fort Laramie
Little OF interest has transred hero during the last
month a few moUutainecrs had arrived from the
West. who state that the winters severity had de.
str0yed many cattle for our Mormon friends and that
such a season has not been known for many years.
The SHOW, which has been deep in aud around the
fcit ard mountains near, had dispersed and by late
rains all the streams except South Platte were un-
usually full But little grass was to be found be-
tween Forts Laramie and KeGrny--fr0m kearney in
heic il was pretty well advanced, and cattle cond be
well sustained. The first trains were met beyond
Little Blue river. A company from 81. Louis,
Pitcher, FouIkc & CO., were at Little Blue on the
25th of April. consisting of seventeen wagons and
100 men.
Other smaller companies were net at points along.
Chiles & CO., from here, crossed the stream but
few days afterwards. This year more energy has
been shown in pushing onward thon ever before; we
hoIe they may meet with no trouble. The mail
party were only six days from Fort Keany here,
averaging seventy miles per day.
On the Ist Of this month the Santa Fe and Salt
Lake mails left here at contract time. Wnl s. Mes
servy went outas passenger In the first and Hon. Mr..
BeIrheisel, IN the Salt Lake staee.--LaieNadsac
Nina z
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Thc News from wn.bington.

THE FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
SOME OF THE sELECTED-LONG CABINET SITTING
ALL SORTS OF RUMoRs AFLOAT, ETC.
syyrIAL CORRESPONDENTS yEw YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON May Clio r. NJ
1t va, supposed the foreign appointments would be
eudcd to-day; they are however, still undecided The
members of the Cabinet at the White House all day
Any quantity Of rumors floating abcut bat as the
President and Cabinet have been especially careful not to
give any Information, the a. best but guess
work which may may not turn cut correct It ia use
ass therefore to give them There several appoint
merits Jet undetermined which may change the whole pro
s1amme. By Tuesday at fartbef the question will be
finally settled.
The mission to France will probably remain open for
the present. AS yet nothing has been decided with
gard to It This is also the case with the Commission
ership 70 China.
II is al said that change for the present viii be
made in the chargeshp Portugal the resident minister
al Copssnnope the charge nt Venezuela and at Rome
Ard It is further said that Sardinia viii not be touched
Just now uuless Robert Dale Owen of Indiana, should
get it.
large hunter Of the eonsuiates viii also Lin open
Peter j. yIoom Of New Jersey, goes Minister TO Ber
lin The New Jersey IN ve been quarrenng two
three chsrgeshps which has resulted in their all be
irg throrn overheard, and full mission given 10 man
who not in the emeRe.
Lieutenant Governor IAake Of Virginia get, the Com
snissonership 10 the Sandwich Islands.
Mr. Benoirger, of Virginia. left here this evening with
the promise Of Chargeship.
Mr. Meade, Of Virginia, will also get Charaeship.
Sam Medsry, Of Ohio, goes to Chilli to Brazil, as
has been stated.
Gov. Seymour of Connecticut, goes 70 Russia as We
announced several weeks ago.
Mr. Trousdsle. of Tennessee, as We Announced some
days ago, goes to Brazil.
The given above be relied upon correct.
X.Y.Z
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hUNiFiogNT BgQuEsT-TwO YOUNG MEN DROWNED.
BosToN, May 81, 1868.
The late Robert Shaw of this city bequeathed in his
will tie of $l1o eOO to be set apart at interest by
his executors until 1t shall amount to $500 600, this
sum then to be known the ''Sha~ Fund.-. and to be
appropriated for the bere6 of destitute mariners chill
dIen under the age OF ten years.
Last night two young men Of Newburyport, named
John Porter and Charles Moseley, (he former . of
the treasurer of the Globe Mills and the latter OF Eben
ezer Mossey sawyer dro owned while calling upon
Kmballs pond West Apesbwy, the boat having cap
sized hat of OF the drowned parties and the up
set boat is all that has yet been found.
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Items from Baltimore.

THE BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP LINE
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT, ETC.
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1858.
The bill incorporating the Baltimore and Liverpool
Steamship Company passed the Senate to-day. Also the
bin to incorporate the Eysvile Railroad, which will
meet the Baltimore and Ohio with the Philadelphia road
An unknown lady was and instantly killed to
day, by railroad csr, Pratt street
ksw Orleans papers Of sunday last are at hand, but
Aey 70 not ooatan - tsO a pens vogth tessgsRhin6
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The Fmicrant's Song,

As-' Inc Vaicy iay smiuhg Deiore me
The headlands were frowning befosc uS
As We lcv through the wide open sea,
Mh'ie those left behind who adore us
Sighed, Farewell acushla -machre,n
looked DER the waters beneath me,
Wills. on ard our good vessel bore,
And those who in sorrow did greet me
Nov stood on the sea beaten shore.
" was clear, cloud'ess morning;
Tic wind from the souihward II blew:
Tie sun roee, the blue waves adorrlng,
DER which like sea bird We flew
'Tss. then that my heart beat in sadness
AZ leaving my country behind,
Ard none could afford me the gadness
Which comports the wcaried in mind.
Tor there lay tho scenes that / cherish,
Which never can leave my ford heart;
oh, ne'er can that memory perish,
Though ocean may keep us apart
Then give me the broad billows heaving
That bear me away DER the sea;
'T,s the home Of our fathers we're leaving,
To dwell In the lard Of the free.
- NICHOLAS LuMsDEN
I-A
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II is proposed to remove the remains Of Gen. Har-
rison, which are now entombed at North Bend, TO
the hattie field of Tippecanoe there to sluber with
Uaose " Ne .utep;1 Co.. Joe D"se. AND theiI CONN.,
patriots,
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Markets.
New ORLEANS, May 10. 1858.
Cotton has been 10 fair demand cay mostly for EGG
land prices exhibit no change New pork has declined
TO $le at which 500 bbls. sold Ohio -four has
slinsd TO - 20. Sterling exchange is at OK 9,l prem
NEW ORLEANS, May 20, 1883.
CottonSalss to day 600 bales at unchanged prices
Sales of the week 30 600 bales The excess receipts
at this port over the same time last year amount
to $50 0o0 bales and all the Southern ports 2S 900
bales The stock on hand here is 169, GOO bales.
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The splendid residence Of Charles Worthingeon.
near Annapolis Nd, said to be Of the handson-
sst buildings in the couu1y, was Destroyed W "a
On Thuvsdsy last.
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Lator from, Havana.

L0tor from Havana.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay 21. 1868.
Ths steamship Empire City has just arrived from Ha-
vans with dates to the 18th instant Tho news Ia quite
unimportant. Thomas Strickland third officer Of the
Empire City, fell overheard ths 18th instant and was
drowned
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Schooner CeyIon Ashore.

NORFOLK May ~ 1855.
The schooner Ceylon. hence for Boston, with cargo
corn ia ashore near Cape Henry The cargo is consde
rab'y damaged, and the vessel has bged Crew saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-22
Tho Gardner Trial.

=
The jury ON the Gardner case are stu locked UP.
Rumor says they stand nins for aoqutta and three for
conviction.
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THE srYAxsHp HxHMAss, Capt Higgins, Left port e
noon yesterday, for Bremen, via Southampton with 80
hundred and seventy passengers and s4oo l. speci
IHx BRITISH scREw STEAMSHIP GLASGOW, Captain Craig,
sahed yesterday for Glasgow with full cargo and tws
hurdIed and seventy seven passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-22

Hartford INSANE RETREAT.-The twenty
ninth annual report of this institution represents the
whole number Of patients during the year to have
been 321 remaining April 1st, 170. or the lJl dis
charged during the year, Ga were entirely recovered
2l much improved, 26 not improved, and 81 died.
The whole number Of patients since the commence
ment of the institution is 2,31s, Of which number
1,267, or more than onchaf, left the institution en-.
tirely recovered.
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Col. Benton on tho National Central II,xhw

Col. Benton on the National Central Highway.
The following letter Of invitation was addressed
to Colonel Benton his recent visit to the Western
frontier -
BRUNSWICK, Mo-, May 3, 1853.
Hon. THOMAS II. BENTON
Dear Sir-We, portion Of your fellow citizens Of
this vicinity, without political distinction, learning
that you are on your way to Kansas No. to open the
question Of the Great Central Pacific Railway would
most respectfully ask you to designate day when
we may have the pleasure of hearing you speak in
Brunswick Very truly &C.
CHARLES DERRICKsON, and many others.
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Political Intelligence.

Political Intelligence.
The municipal election in st. Paul, Minnesota, was
held on the 9th, and the entire democratic ticket
was elected. The following Is the result
FOR PRESIDENT or THB COUNCIL
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New BRUNswICK.---We have received st. John
little of interest, the most prominent topic being
discussion whether the Attorney General paid fl0
for silk gown obtained from England, for himself,
or charged II to the province as the opposition as
seIts. On the 18th, there was celebration Of the
nvcrsary Of the landing of the oyalists which one
,e calls :" srand display AID tie s.aer 4
/" miserable 0ilure."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-22
Dome site Miscellany.

The trial Of Mary Ann Wheeler, indicted for the
murder of j. N. w. Lace, in Milwaukee, Wis, on the
14th of October last, commenced on the 10th inst
fire has been raging for two days past in tho
woods LeaT Ma1shfe.d. Already lso acrcs have ~. :.
burned ovey.