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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10
MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR MAY, 1853,
$l,S2j.S21

-CAPTT1L PRIZE $4,000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
Glass NJ.
To be drawn in Baltimore, SATURDAY, May 28th.
70 Numbers-i8 Drawn Ballots.
Magnificent Scheme.
l prize $50. 900 is $So,0oo
81, 200 is oo,0oy
10, 900 - 4O,O0o
" 3q63 81 IA
800 lowest 3 Nos 500 is 400,ooo
1856 $l,825,824.
Tickets 1872; Halves, GIG; Quarters, 80 Eighths,*1.
The above scheme is one "f great magnitude and beau
~, it having n capital of $50, 900, four prizes OF $50,
900, four of $40. 900, and FIGHT HUsDRED PRIZES OF
$500 We would particularly advise every one to have
n chance in this scheme, in which we will sell on cert
fcates packages of
90 Whole Ticket. for $460, 90; 90 Quarter Ticket
$l15 90; &c Halves, $3.50 90; 90 Eighths, $57 Do.
Orders from all arts Of the country will meet VIII
most prompt and confidential attention IT addressed u
MARION & CO, Baltimore, Md.
The Small Fry Lottery
Draws every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAloh
DAY-Capital.:- IL Prize of $4,000; | of $4,000 !
Of 9, 900; 3 of 81, 900, &c. &c. Whole tickets only u
A certificate of a full Package of Whole Iickets IN
this famous little scheme will cost but flo; HaiVesS|,
so; Quarters So IS, and a single Package may dra"
the four highest Prizes in the Lottery
~ Orders solicited through tn" Post Once.
We sell tickets in all Lotteries advertised by Other
vendors, at the same price as advertised by them
To get the big Prizes be sure to address your orders
10 the old established house of MARION & CO,
Corner Of Gay and Fsyette street,
an 3o-eo6Im Baltimore, Md
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

OLIVE OLA Fl, sh supply in baskets and boX
rs; jug. received and for sale by
an 30 Is SAUNDERS & r b
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

" PLATFORM SCALES.
HROM the mandatory of Duryee, Forsyihe, & Co,
c comprising twelve different sizes. weighing rom
4 on. to 5000 lbs, and at a cost from sloto Sloo. my
of the above will be furnished at the net factory Prices
' c.. MORSE, Agt. for the above.
Np-Tbe ,bove are warranted, accurate and equal
co the best. lma -
DACON-A nice lot fret rate Bacon Tor SAFE oy
ID May 5-ts Joo'i' "iA'0'
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FIRE through to Fincastle, only.--...-..- IS or
!" Buchanan, -:-: 4 so
BOYD, EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
Aug i6-d&cts
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Tickets $5-Shares in proportion. Certificate
25 Whole Tickets, $74; Halves, $37; Qna'tcrs,sls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09
ROd&IZU Al.


AriA NETTING OF THn DEMOCRATIC KnPUBxI-
"A Committee Of ths Kixhtssnso ward hold ~ MI
herds March a. the folio Wing resolutions saaai
Kescivod That with the great majority fs.w ssss
the land hail the Of
dent Pierce the BEGINNING OF ustrou in
around in THE principles he has profsssd his
noble address, md the guarantees
and prudent and vigorous Of che
government.
Resolved That fully approve Of thu principles sad
policy Of the of fis State Horas
Seymour and that will give earnest support to his i'd
mnistratioD.
Resolved That oongratuIats fellow otzeas Of New
York that Jacob A Westsrve man Of incorruptibs Ia
Fy ID Mayor Of the city and that Aaarish c. Flsg has
entered upon the oce OF Comptroller at time when Vie
great nbuses In municipal demanded u
!us hs experience yiews OF public economy, and srnA
Resolved, That We hold fellowship oorruptiou.
whether practieed by whiS democrats and hops taat
public servants have prostutd their oHioes TO m
worthy they Will be hurled
stations which they have disgraoad.
Resolved That of nomination OF inprs-
per TO ohoe 10 TO be found the and v
political parties in this city that reform primary eIos
ors which shall insure free and expression Of tie
wishes Of the people measure Of vital necessity; tAat
in keeping with the principles Of
that party whose motto Ia equal rights to all men,
present tmsat the OF demooratss
the factions that divided the strength
cuary favorable for the OF this
work that tho delegates from this ward be and tnsy
hereby requested upon the Democratic Repub
Committee tho adoption Of plan that shall
the serious and dangerous evils which oxis
Resolved, That approve OF reform by amendment Of
the city charter which shall separate municipal eee
shall restore to its proper efficiency the veto Of the
Mayor over the acts Of tho Common Council
ROBERT KELLY, Chairman
T Tanr My.r Wnso, |secresare.
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sbsve 80 sash Do. on Psrk svsuue German Ryssses
Hs a. , So d. ~ s q aSisln
xso, 1885, do in Hamilton street 274 OK from Myrtle
avenue. 81 TOO DE- adjoisisg. Sass each do on ia
adjoining 81 ols each frame houses and lots on Van
Buren, street. 50 from Nostrand aveaue g. $50 each
asi 500 ~ do Q. BEDFORD s
Buren, street 96xl00 s790; do. adjoining $500 .ch
do re Kslb avenue, Graham avenue 20 l0xss
tS7b. do. on Grs..m avenue. gS feet from De Kalb
$40 each. Sale of lots in Clinton N. j. by
Ncolay- House and barn and IL lots on the Old road
1880 lots adjoining 2sxl257S $50 each; DO the
Old road Neekers $50 each do do. do,
SEQ each do adjoining corner Camp avenue 500. do
on Old road corner Camp avenue $50 each; do ad.
joining SIS each do. do and Gsrdner's ave
nue., $50 each irregular lot Old road corner Gard
ner's avenue, $40 lots on Camp avenue, 1898 from
G!d road .61loo $50 each do adjoining, $40 each;
Clintouvile property NJ JBy Albert Nicolay-s lots
on Mead street 25xioO, SIS each do Camp avenue,
2sxl0O $40 each do do 25xl0O. $50 each; do on
do 26xl0O $50 each do. on the Plank road 25xloo,
$50 each do. on do 25xl0O. SO each; dc On do
2sxl6 :Go each house barn and y lots on the Plank
road 25xl40 $50 each; do of Gardeners
and Plank road soA1oo. $40; do, the Plank road
RICE There were $50 t-rces disposed Of to day, at -
a "a SIX per 100 lbs
SoAPSome $50 boxes CASTLE have been TAKEN At 10
SUGARS Tho days operations embraced 200 hhds
New Orleans private terms, and % hhds Muscovado
TkAs-We append the details of this forsnson's auc
ton Per shp Sea Serpent &c Terms approved notes
at six months. Hys r-l6 chts BAY as DO "a; As do
3eH. Young hf chts do 49, 1oi do aak 1o2 do
3o % do 371 % do 81 70 do 49, lo2 do 30 l3 do "a
SO do 81 Is do 2s 700 do and 100 chts 49, II h chts
3lh 1877 do 81. Gunpowder--5o hf chts 36k; Ut do
32h 81 do By 1873 do 26}S; AZ 10 20 Imperia-70 hf
chiS 26h Chulan Powchong-5o hf chs 22 $50 do 2o1<
Pow chong-50 hf chts 49, 100 do 1917; 800 do do 1sh
Copgou-92 chts n. Souchong-l5 chts 25 rs do 2ih
Uulong-l5 hf chts So 134 do 65 Is do So 25 do 81
so do so 5S4 do rs; 100 do %; 372 do 20.
TOBACCO Sales 80 hhds Kentucky wore reported at OK
a7Hc per ID
WnAiBoNE We hoard that IS 900 lbs Polar changed
hands at 3Nc per ID.
WHIsKE There have been $50 bbls. prison procured
t22& 10 22Ac. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09
THE FASHIONS.

L,AaUIONABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OPEN.
4 Ing Fay Monday, the ith OF March, At the Paris
Man tn porum 81 broadway fer tho spring season
will be collection OF raritcs In ladies'
tune PRODUCTS OF foreign and native Kenus-unpara
eied IN the world OF fashion Tho Paris MAntla Elm poriu
ayng boon sti further enlarged during the past
aonta may pDqpetiounhly be pronounced the most
edor he well ~ pular establishment for the sale
awh and mants in tho United States; and the
being than usually ro With Partisan
yst well on account Of the interesting that
hc lately taken place IN the French capital Alec with
view Tie great Industrial Exhibition to be held this
eiy the protor confidently state shat he will onr
rlf 70 those ladies and gent whs honor him
sith Whit The entire suite OF viii be hrswn open
Til occasoa AID tho different articles arranged ~ 10
ri every fAsfty for public Inspection Tho inner apart
ner'F will DO dsvsted cxoUs TO shose M ns ,nt'hh
"a fer the Worlds Fair. GEO 4. -
Parif Mantiiln and shawl Em poru,p 81 ,ir9 sdsay
n. bP Observe tac opening day v on meueay i.tn
March, cloud tho weather prove snIfoPous ON 'ne
hrtt eding hrs day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

U,uE GRAND MASONIC FRATERNITY BALL UNDER
II snotion Of tho NJ W. Grand Lodge Of tho State Of
New ork will he giyon at Metropolitan Hail. Wcdnes
day e,cnins March a. Tho Committee Of Arrangements
Lse the Of Dodworths celebrated Cornet
Baud Ito occasion. The win be under the joint
Vesoy Of Niblo's and Moat cenfec
tdr or Of Broadway The hall will be beautifully and
docerated The committee beg leave 60 the
ances ~ ball will le tho most brilliant Of tho season.
to distribute tie prooeeds 70 she charity fund Of
N wfioI limited number yet to bo disposed Of be
oitsrsd General Committee at tho principal hotels
Exec, tive CommitteoJohn D Robinson CASPIAN
siorok 10, G. Breon James Fowler L. Timolat Joseph
A HYATT William Cummings, Robert d. Holiness n. Lyon.
&. d. Brewr. CHAS. A. PECK, Chairman.
8. {. swARTz, Secretary.
THE NINTH ANNUAL BALL or THR CLAYTON
Guard will take place ut The Apollo Rooms, Thurs
day evening March fC. few tiokcts loft can DO hsd at
nnrt &Radford'a 2if Broadway, or Of any mem5ors.
Dcdy orth's full bard engaged
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The receipts at the ofice OF the Assistant rrea'
surer OF this port to-day, amounted 20 $l1sO'o
payments Soo'LIo 4'-oaiAnoc' So''oA'Aio %.
follow.
Bleaching powders-tso casks. Beer-S25 casks, hall
40, " OWLS Du'eI ncr 9. nrA ma non l p
Yaso oan .",, i'm l.rs, eoSs. ssU ct.I. sSds
ppe ns "o :. ~ r a.en,;. ;I. Iso
shencas 50 cases. 81 jars lem 80 cantsrs
Drmstone; ~ kcss Ga Dona.O soa ~ .0soos ~
alksl, 81 tieroes blue yitrol; ~ Casks crAm tartar
boxes lemons $50 bags walnuts, 1858 boxes 10 barrels
Honey-loa tierces bills heps.s bb'; Iror-o3sy
S sa,. ,, ss2 ,ons s;n s.ds sia rir. stSsr
IS bdls. Molasser-l26 hhds z6 bbls. Oii-993 Asks
hnseed Psint-l4o bbls venetian REQ % CASKS ooiors
bales Isrs. sYSsr.5S hhds 40 tercrs. SO Dbl, Sl3
boxes sIiri,s-i funcheons vhisksy segars.A7ss
M ~ "1T sc h soobors. tsrns Toh,ceos. hale,
tobacco wiAe-z4 casks. quarter d.. Woo-Sl7
o"Es'
1ne rece'p's VI uiO "sasu0A iSA'''o"0 oon'p"",'
ior the mourn oi 'anuAiy' 100 "ei0'' sAf'''
DO no. AooA' uo-' '''oT 20
Increase. SASH 80
heinz eoual to 4sa per cent over same month last
year.
The last annual report of this railroad company
gives the annexed exhibit of capital, revenue, ex.
Ieuditures DC, for the year ending 1862 -
N.,o.rnor p.r,o.n
Capital paid in ....,....'. ss s ooO
""'s"e' 'o"N' N"s r. -
Total OF capital ana oco@ '...'''''''''''. s'Ooooo
ero-s ieoep. ,'r Isa, 10 s91 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09
THE LECTURE SEASON.

nR. WIETING, AT KNICKERBOCKER HALL, COR
~ Twenty third street and Eighth Avenno gives
lecture Thursday evening" March TO- at7n o'clock,
Introductory TO eouro anatomy physiology, and the
OF preserving and restoring health These Lectures
will be useul and entertaining and will he illustrated
with the largest and most expensive collection Of mankin
skeetons models paintings &C. In the United States the
world having recently made extensive additions to
his former collection and having spared 70
dor II as complete A. possible.
EVENINGS WITH THE SPIRITS.
~ eons tho applause Of tho entro audience Professor
will lecture this Wednesday, evening At the Stsyvs
dums will 10 present, through whom various classes Of
physical maniettations' will be made Admission -
cents. Commencing at ~ O'Clock. p. n.
DHRENOLOGY-MR. FOWLER WILL COMMENCE
Of lectures practical phrenoogy In Clinton
Hall wednesday evening, March ~ ~ O'clock and
Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings Of tho
present week. Each lecture will close with public exami
nations Tickets only l2 cents To be had Of l3i Nassau
street. and at the door.
CIR HUMPHREY DAvY AND HIS TIMHS.-PROFns
- Lewis C. Book NJ D. Of Rutgers College. will lee
thls subject Wednesday evening March NJ
o'clock tho Ninth street Reformed Dutch Church.
Broadway. Tickets nifty oents admitting gentleman and
lady.
CCIENTIFIC LECTUREs.-DR BoYNToN RESPECT
- fully thnt he will continue his Of illus,
tratSd lectures At Mctro poan Hall Monday
tuesday Tlnrday Friday, Monday and Tuesday evenings
MarcI 4 TO- H. and i5 Az the close Of each lecture
no will either exhibit and explain Poaos great original
painting the Court Of DEATH give series OF brilliant
and Instructive philosophical OK perment. Tickets 70 oents
Loors open 1T W: lecture to commence III O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

The estimate Of the revenue. for the year ending
Nov 3d. 1853 is given at e26 300; the estimate Of
the expenditures for the same period at "a O2s go
excess Of receipts over expenditures for 1853
$597s29 It will thus be seen that the finances Of
the State are in highly 6ourshing condition. The
debt. however, Is still large, and Ne system Of re-
duction by means Of sinking fund cannot be too
riRdly adhered to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NRATIs.-NRw PUBLICATION.-AP oPuLAR rhEA
" thc tie oausc and euro OF nervous'y debliitsted
I,xS the m a. OF peosurs buness and study nd
cid 40 Jest pvhlishsd 70 bs kAa O.
po,tnsia Lox itp Broadway Pest OMse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

Stephen NJ. Allen, Esq, Of West Roxbury. Mass.
has given IS 900 towards the creation Of fund for
public library in that town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DAssING AWAY
III The ely is like human lifc--
One moment dim, another clear,
Az cloud in constant strife,
Light D. shade the asmo sphcre;
Yot still y tide Of life rolls ON;
No enrt ~ power Its march stag,
And mortals passing one by one,
Arc here an nstpnt, then away.
So let il he, II pass must,
Let hopo and love footsteps guard,
Bet ere " minge dust o dust,
And pass, e trust, to reward.
RENE mher those leave tehind-
Our heriters Of blood and fame
Ard leave them, of our form and kind
Some memory than q
The and appropriate gift from friend Or
relative to another the portrait the living Likeness 4
the loved ost.o We know not at what
be called away therefore the present time should
proved Tho accurate and beautiful portraits sakaa
In any the weather. at ROOTS great
guerrean Gallery 33 Broadway. Open day and evening
his great collection of pictures Gallery
nj easy of access.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

LIQUORS.

100000 OF e1g WEES G.ss cum GUN
Sci roeder and various other brands Of payne vines
elarot wines from 81 % dozen, &c Wholesale buyers
WIN IL INDERHILL $50 Br.sno stree.
10000 TYLH 70.
superior article; Is Curacao branded cher.
NOS '0'0' n' ws 'if'i tsDsRnLL 40 nr..n. street.
CUU e.ting of uinne.s and Robert Masders XXX
..d
WIN. IL UNDEknILL, corner Broone and Crosby Streets
1nO CASKS MUIR SONS ALE; BARCLAY, PER
lUU kns Co g. and Robert b. Byass's Lendo porter
oi d Ms% Wines: .sa anil ni s %
CHAMBERS, Importers. 300 Broadway.
ALE, PORTER, AND CHAMPAGNE cider, PoK
unearaed lyle to suit any climate the us
''''' G. L2TnBRIDGE, SO and IS Fulton stres.
DEALERS ABOUT TO PuRCHAsE THEIR sPRINs
s t.. sssss Of nst s e cal m h 9sy an
tier NTH many Of the best houes In Europa
other house in tho trade.
r oNDoN AND DUBLIN PORTER AND BROWN
stout,.o casks pits and quarts Of barclay perdns
and Guinness CO.. Dublin Xxx brown stout IL aao ords:
~ G. r EEiHBRIDGE Sc and 50 Fulton street.
and dealers IL all Grades Of vines brandes and
Goods sold bond subject TO debenturc il assorted pack
examine our stock
CCOTCH ALE.-JUST RECEIVED, 100 CASKS OF
rnts and quarts II rSry sne order For sale ~ gu,u
Tonic ALE-EAss CO.'S EAST INDIA Tonic
This pure delicious intoS catng beverage
mcndcd by tie most eminent medical for sale in
f''- G. r LETHBRIDcE, 50 and IS Fulton ssreot
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INSTRUCTION.

-
TEACHER WANTED.-A LADY WHO Is THOROUGH
competent to give instruction twelve
Engh and French languages and In music hear Of
desirable situation In Memphis Pichens county Alsbaa
salary OF $40 by addressing box Post
She would reside in tho family of the advertiser
VNANTED-A CATHOLIC GOvERNESS FOR TWO
w little girls three and i've years old She must speak
and writo we'll the English language and be at tho
time housekespcr family living in th: upper part q
need apply who has not good certificates from known
persons.
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.uvERTISEMENTy RENEWRD EVERY DAY
AWSEE THIRD PAGE. -6A
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
dSO REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
s)U Stolen from tho ofnoe No. Merchants Exchan
Wall street small tin box containing papers, &c of
value except the The above reward win be paid
Of the box and its contents and questions will
be asked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

no BUTCHERs.-THB SUBSCRIBER IS PLEASED
his patrons that he has nj length tssn able TO
obtain fresh supply Of fine sausage ontin.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

MO wElsKERs-CA CAN'T RAISE a. os ,,aav Il
IN Why In thuL der don't you Granhns s H..
sl cree In siI weeks beard ~ grew strong anu
rieapt and will not inJurs tine sk'a y ~"
=. s; e a xsa ssrsss Sswisss Dunaas
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-31
THE TREATY OF PAYNE's LANDING.
New YoRK, NOVEMBER, 1858.

To the Editors Of The National Intcligencer:
GENTLEMEN Your paper Of the 2Gth of November con-
tains long article signed THOMAS L. McKBSNsY for
merly Chief of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Washing
TOM reprehendng ex-senator BENTON and the comments
in his forthcoming book on the Of the Federal
Government towards the State Of Georgia respecting the
Creek and Cherokee Indians formerly in that State
Mr. McKRxSEY insists that the treaty Of g Indian
Springs concluded with the Georgia Indians on the 18th
Of February 1926 and ratified by the Senate Of the Uni
ted States on the 7h March, 1885, and annulled by
the treaty Of Washington of January oath, 1926,
gross fraud and outrage upon the Greek nation and
he denounces all concerned in the negotiation and ratf
cation thereof in unmeasured terms. His publication is
generally quite unnteresting to me- and do not pre-
sume the public feel any deep respecting these
old bvoone affairs am not disposed to intermcddle
either m to the statements made arguments advanced
in any part Of his long letter. except in the three
.ences hereafter quoted What he there says
the reputation Of an esteemed friend Of mine, alb
sent from the country public service, and also in some
degree myself and refutaton of the injurious sccusa
tions Mr. McKESSEY there makes is duty owe to
that absent friend and to myself
Mr. McKExSsY, in answer to Col. Benton's argument
that the ratification by the United States Senate Of the
treaty Of Indian Springs evidence Of its fairness
and that the subsequent reputation Of it by President
Adams Secretary Barbour, and Mr.. McKenney, and
others was improper, says as follows:
GAS well might Col Benton have referred to the ratf-
cation by the Senate Of the treaty called, OF Nev
Eehoa OF to that Of Payne Landing the first purportng
be with the Cherokees and the last with the Semnoes
and justified the enormity Of the wokedness Of both be
cause ratified by the United States Senate, as 70 this nc
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MATERIAL AID TO TURKEY.
Meeting Of Geymaas french, HungariaAs, dr.


NES York, DscEnBsR 23, 1s52
Quite large number Of reigners were collected tags-
ther last evening in Eekha Hotel discuss the pro-
jected expedition Turkey The pictureSqss
in the extreme, and would blye formed splendid sna
ect for the pencil of Teners Tables seattered hS
there, and each Of then stood sundr huge goAsD
which possibly overfowed at time with lager bssE-
After several spasmodic pus clear away the obssce
smoke which DISTRACTED vision enabled ~
discover that the was filed with menmen Of symY
nation; with large boards, from whose mouths su
ousy shaped pipes projected desperate looking feo
destined probably to be the savors OF the Ottoman Ru9
and the terror of the Antocrat Of sll the Russias
II seems that this societyfor society IL isntendx4 -
SoDs s1es a @ p Eee e. @ # g.s A
principles cosmopoite. Among It's members are Ger
mans, French. Poles, Hungarans and even Atn srcnns
The President NJ scHISKo, called the meeting crdez
Several letters read by the Secretary from yoiu
tecrs offering their services; from Amerissn xhs
said he could command fifty dollars and would as ssesa
die in Hungary for liberty in America letter
also read from Baltimore lady, drawing the xtte-
tion of the society gun which be fired times
in minute, carrying eleven balls at time, to the dis
tance of three hundred yards.
The President then announced that Mr. Lawrence, 0d
the Erie Railroad Company, had offered provisions far
two hundred and fifty for six months that Julien
had been requested to give concert and that the LAND,
lord Of the Shakespeare Hotel had offered room for
cal performance in order raise funds for the object %
society has in view.
The meeting adjourned after which several vountees
came forward and enrolled their names The proceedings
carried during the evening entirely in tine Ger
man language
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-31

BREAK on THE HUDSON RIVER ACKNOWLEDGING tfx
past six eight months small bay which existed be-
the Hudson River Railroad bridge at Manhattxr-
vile and the shore has been filed in, causing besyy
pressure against the bridge and embankment which
here about quarter of mile in length. This prsssmr
is said to have been percepble during the last thzsr
months, while the bay was being filled in. On SundsE
about 10 A. NJ sixty feet of the bridge forcs
completely away from the main structure into the rsF
end of the break An express train from the West had
passed the bridge but twenty minutes previous 4
the accident and heavily laden cattle train arrived al
about hour subsequently, The escape of the pxssgn
gers in the former may be considered truly miraeulou
the river is very deep at this place The loss to s
company must be considerable and it will be tinre
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PROTECTIVE DUTY ON WOOL.
GREENWICH STATION, DECEMBER

GREENWICH STATION, DECEMBER "a.
Messrs EDITORS: 1t is reported the Government propo-
admit the materials used by manufacturers duty
free Such intentions well calculated to excite
prise, especially if pets and wool proposed to be
cassed among free articles.
1t is believed the capital used in wool growing is much
than hundred millions Of dollars and that it is
less if it is considerably more, than that employ
ed in its manufacture and that the manufacturer quite
able dispense with protection cloth as is the
wool grower wool
Wool is raised in all nearly all the States, and
is source Of moderate but and annual income to
millions of people scattered through all parts Of
try and those who would feel the loss of that
of income keenly.
Wool and sheep are now gradually improving, which
is well known to result frsm careful attention, was
shown the estate of Gen. WAsHIsGTos, <ose sheep
rapiaiy impreved when under his ownsaSf l-selinsS
while he was absent in the armJ.
prices become depressed to the rate wht prevaile
four FIVE years SINCE and that too when other branche
of agriculture pay we'll nearly well as they no1
do thousands Of growers viii turn from the busnes
with disgust and their aocks will be allowed dwndle
or will be driven the butchers slaughtered for thei
pets 1t hoped Government will not deprive agri
culture of the little protection which it now has.
Respectfully, W. M. u.