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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

GTREET DEPARTMENT, NO, A HALL or RECORDS -
- Pubic notice ID hereby given that the following
tom have been presented In the Board 81 Aldermen TO
flag trace four feet Wide IN Thirty fourth
~ 70 hayenre tt50feet TO restore the grade fFofty
Leyenth street, between Egbth and Ninth avenues, aud
Ninth avenue between Forty sixth and eghl streets
To and regulate Ninety th street, between Second
and Fifth ALSO. the following raeotutiAns
lay erosvsks at the Of Pine aud
nce vacant lots south street
ard Lexington hyenno 40 fence on the north
west Of Thirty first and Leainsto avenue per
Interested having oteofions are request to
rsepent them il writing t. tho ruod az his ce on
ar before the 2lst day Of sertembsr instant.
JOHN 4. DvDGE, Street Commissioner.
Sertemler II, 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
vs as rssS MAJ u ms
Ssss via The an .,. and
u. s. Navy, comm snder, win sail Monday Sept, 20 81
mssritcsnt steamer GOLDEN GATf cariisis r rs.ser-
to rSsevs che I. e male and .si for ssa
70 snd their passengers through
RATES OF rARr TO AsrrSwALL.
ISWes sis 1pe Forward Ssloon ses
Second Cabin stsndees. 45
rssensers viii landed a. the railroad wharf At li5n.
Na Tree TTnpsit OF the lsthus st the Passengers
SSoSo rem Uai
Faps on s'sd s' psa MAI s @ s,
,sIms For freight o. saessge apply TO cha hEs a,
eoiar warren sSSs sSRpprs rsases,qS e
which win 10 sgaed stths ooe between ae Of 10 and
DRsPATCB LINE .roR SAN FRANcIsoo-THE
s 10 ss I'll Huss- hPPss s1' ay
tion Of her carso erseged win have the usual dispa.h
Spsisn Is Ssvsi a.eRiteosure She was Sss b W.
beauty 5 s 1 s s @ass For r
saspee Of ergo or passsge having
orso GEORGE Daniels sos.2 william sss street
EoR sAvANSAH-uNITEp STATES NAIL LINE
1oosS saa es sys st s'sA
Sagr R's Re- % From. agsss
sagPday 18TH so spSs rsps scsoD IN
modaon and fare, these ships have no superior the
ocean.
Anew YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ LheThroush TO San Francisco 81 reduced rates. No
sFa N s WIZ
leave New York for ssrnwsn Navy BAy, on Thursday,
Win the new :smsp cosfE sSssss
hundred tonG, Thomas b. oroppsr Commsnder, whios
shin leaves gsnss q the arrival o. the passn gore
ping st Intermediate ports This Line has JAILED 10
oosnee tho appointed tre These vessels In
dations yenson speed end safety are SasuI A
will disemtnrk alongside the wharf at Aspnvs
snd sase he Pac Railroad Aprly 20 DAVIS BkOoks
CO., General Agents, Y Beaver 81 Nov York.
lot West strees. corner Of Liberty street.
on Saturday Itch October 70 sboy At PsnanA
with the favorite steamer WINFIELD SCOTT.
rT>HE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP WASH
i INoToE, r. N. Fitch Commander: viii sail for Bre-
men, touching ~ Southampton to lar the mails ana pss
from pier No. North river, 81 o'clock, r. H. Price d
IN first cabin, main saloon. sl@
oapsrisSoed surgeon i. asiiehci to ship All isS
soiiESs s SAND ssr RRss %.s
snip LADY ARABKLLA, ron AUsrRALIA, CAPTAIN
NI sorH so & has been most
sSs svo..si. s:rn M: .ss
ss::sss. go t.s rR: . :.!s
DAsaA0E TO CALIFORNIA THE NEW SHIP CUM
and ca. % % ss ssS s
'''' ''' Cab" :" ' sHs yga'kSosD. % wan stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

TNORPORANON NOTICE.-PUBLTC NOTICE T5
~ hsxeby sivep, 10 Size owaer owners, occupant
scspAa Il all houses and lots, improved on,nproved
4Ada affected thereby that The folio wing assessments
h hen BY the and lodged in the
0ee Of che Bureau Of Asesssneats for exaun ation
N Interested Fer saving
ASn First 10 East river TAs hmiss araesd by
&a vacant lots pieces ard parcel Of land situated
18th ddes Twenty street bot First
slsvs named Nsessmsuts and wao are opposed TO the
lesss IN writing 70 the gnderssasa At their aso No
HsAice. SAMUEL a. DE MOTT, }
rRAyCIs NICHoLS Assessors
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
O0oe, DuYsAu H. Etrees August
a I0Sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

6SlTk AOan--e1 ArE sQAaASTEa-ysUs UI1T
" OF heciiag is Gsr Gent CYspoA Soads sNAsaasoss
Ger torres, q2yah seai Snnu2y (Iuly aud sAaaary i
sho EaahnE hotss q eherSoan CO. fhia eisy
Co sor he sunsptn Of tbs ci.y les stock rbsy
se.d oy t5e sass Of Viranis Mo yaaeaaEss ss
sss before sas .aopsoS Of he nev ConsssuticI ssies
~ sucb PURPOSES lhess bonds under Che o. Vs.
n axe ooDsidcre safe soonrity n aha msssos
& ms senoun atios q Beiars) ~ she oos
& the ruhscIibs al three o'clock p H. sns lbsk day
ssSeptsmoef Hiaa l aaeo without regard 70 aerfes
ateyes for sn I,Ssned interest win DO staod whea sh
Bonds paid fog The premium will be paid the d
Sr shs ,ycnrs u she bios aad tho pay With Acotasa
as2et be paid 1T the opson 81 she bidder te be-
ssre he 5th o. January nsxt thus Tvina ssysiss
s;rspnity 70 socnfe raiishlo snd sneat nvss
aasr without disughng their
mat Biee fhonia IS Ssecssd Proposals for WaeoIs
Sar6o srd ssnA 80 the gpAgosiker by shroe O'clock p
sytarabe- 18th =. THOMPSON,
anyn.Y Of w AL rtrs Al nna Rrnns1rnx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

tklpDY, viii leave foot Of Jay ssrsee, for Albany
eysry Monday, Wednesday and Friday fare ST. Returning
Ihis boat provided WITH Francis Patent Metallic lie
Boats Tho owners feel conhdent that passengers by
VII pronounce her the safest and boat On
Tcu t1.HHsar x spr g From. street
HUDSON RIVER RArLRoAp-TRArNs LEAvs
- Ohambers street station daily (Srndsys except
M through In four hours, sonnectsg With
huaalo Montreal O'clock The same
M Espr:ss Trains. - II NJ and Train
street, Cbristophsr street, Iourtesnth street, asd
Ihirtynrst street Sunday Man Train a. r. n, from
10 Montreal 90 BsGsie ~ 10 g Chicago ao Mcisss
and ehsehs for places West and North
- .-S 81; Nv superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

CTRRET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice lie hereby sven, that the following petit
tons have been in the Board Of Aldermen
Gag the sidewaks aon the cid Bury Ground rwsny
vacant lots Madison Twenty sixth
streets Twenty between
Fourth and Fifth avenues ASo the folio wing resolution
TO Ieag set and curb and gutter north side
of he street. between Church street ad West Broad
west side of Churc street, between White
Streets All persons interested having objections thereto
them writing to the
his office. before the eighteenth day Of Septonbor
instant JOHN T. DODGE 6treet Commissioner.
Saptsmber e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

AFRICA Capt. Harrison. ASIA CspI Jsahinr
ssidA' s ss,,nsa $500 si';ss csss lsss
green on Ne sssSaars Gss ~ s n''
ssss: e. Yen. x::: :::y IN sss:
f,sssrs. se.tos. Esas.sdsy. ss.s S:p.sassa.
z AZ. Kssn.si On Or Ss..ss;
n a,' s:s So,,. NsaDsss ss 81 ss:s@s,r
Eir s ss" York Ws .n sS S ssvsnsss
I S,sss ssS e.. POM s 'f ~ b Ssss
ASIA ss. T.ra. .ssSssfc,' -. - IDsssaiss..
Passage fran @ea YORK Or sossoa 70 Akvsspsel-Stwa
al, as s: az ,s sssSs ss Fl p .Is far
Freight w1i 30 charged specie beyond an sSaeut ses
An oxperfoneed sur9soA On board
All letters zaa nssa ShvenA tss FotA
Ssr freight o. passss sR,E ssn "a .a.rv,. o,,..
wA-sxns-sy syar Il Shs slsisA Tssssuy.. vsaanss
81 fers.sn aaae.sssss sssIiE sns asnss nsrss 81
lana Il M r. e
sSp. Il . sa o y Ts9 .ns e.
yithsas .ss rns, h,sstOfsra sfssns ss'sss ~
Frssea and sessr ter.rH sscss, r.ssivsa sn&
brought in eopnoa With Brtaah sosda SbgessA sis u
lsSins arc given IN aaue sOr Ns~ fsak.
~ EpuoEIos II IAasa nnTw1sx EEnAnEs.
Aseanehiy Company inseSa sssas tSer new s>sszAaNs
G9lcvs
gty q Manchester. sasuss.ys Sept
~"'' = rscs n,nsscci.
NY NY 81 sanonssseT .s....... MssnessAs, avg;
a5 q q ssslsss. sssasSasS
AS. Z ii: .s:'
ssis i % . ana =: T. 'g ss
V'' s sas. e. i1 is Ssa a f.ss..ss s.T
u - . s MI 4. 81 ;s i. ;ss;
us.h pgovif,sSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

EoR sAvANNAH-uNITED STATES NAIL LINE
~ ne rev nad tpendid steamship FLORIDA, Ms.
stAoclock, NJ from pier No. North river. Apply 70
-, - SAMUEL L. MITCHELL l0i Front street.
Tne Alabama, q. u. Ludlow, Captain, viii leave
Saturday September 18th For epesi strength,
odaon and fare, these ships have superior the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

flORP0RA1iOss NOTICE - FU8lID NorlTn Ia
~ hereby sen 90 The owner or orEnrs7 ooour ant
saDanss 81 A honss and lDss iloproyed unimwoysd
iads Sksoted sbcrsty that The following
t9oa senpetsd and loo oca
81 M oxzr,nasi0n pgr-
eens ntsrsstsd, hni,dios sessr ia rhtyxtA
d rs olson 70
Aast Of Madison sysDne Tao lrss ebrseca by
Sssssns c,nde s houses Ard lots ground,
Nnd stds5sA
- fs sasest between Foursh aad Madison
Al named
ard who oppoecd DO tho same, either 81
4 requested TO present thcr oAeasioas 10 tinp
b tina unScggrsd a. thdr cice No. Hall OF Esos IDA
v3eAir ahrts days from the dats OF this pr.ice.
nAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
yRAaCiS NtCH OLSON. }Assoseors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH
qeA Auxeau Of Assessments StrseA department, August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO -YHR
only live swing tickets for crossing the !sshmus The
powerful double engine steam ship NORTHERN LIGHT,
$500 toms will leave from Pier No North River at
O'Clock M precisely Monday, September 2 for San
the ncaasua transit route having but twelve miles Of
arrangements and ventilation Passengers rely upon
going through with the utmost Dispatch For PASSAGE
inform aton apply only to D. D. ALLEN Agent No. Bat
ker MIA m tair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
gy,o IRON RlILlYG MAKEas-.PRoPoshls WILL

Two IRON RAILING MAKEas--P ROPoSALS WILL
perceived tth6 Cryton slueduct Depattnse5s ho-
tuudt parf, till Saturday, ilth inst AZ O'CLOCK, v ",
WITS they wiz BE publicly opened 70 erect an roa Mailing
" tho rear of tho Distributing veservos between F8rgs
and Fo-y-secand streets. rho fang 10 sx
inches Lib nom the copinr tr 20 be squire iron
set ttaponaty; quarter iuoh
rail .wo and tbre. quarter nches ~ h.f iec bottom
rs fD1 hpH iueb hy hvecqhlhs OF iaon;
inch Squares arob der bott rail e. each panel
ard hst inch ~ yo.eighshg panels 20 b. fees
long urh. bHa SIX inches m centre. The whole b
wrab iron, 81 ssdea ipto the coping and top rA made
and pnt IN Thorough aAd gorkmanko aud TO
eorrtpondn appearance Fh that arcaly in Eocieth
sree Granite Blocks To- braoe tao inFid8 only viii
frrshsd and set BY ts Department, Blank form fer ble
aun be procnrsi rom this ofee aud propessa viii ssao
the price insa FOOT the work complete, ard tho
time required N which 10 do ~. NICHOLSS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduot Department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

EyACREsa FOR MAskg.-sSGrSD MrNE-~aE rDl-
4 loving snipS Will lasvo hasxs tke lath, Few
Eoxxo AAalE - hx-.nt a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

hereby gven that petition has hsen presented In tho
Board OF Aldermen, fer In Mulberry street. from
Cross Chatham street Also In Twenty sixth
tween Lexington and Third And. also, for a
ceving and culver tho
stree and Fourth ayenno All persons Interested in tho
above and having objections thereto
cent the same in Writing to the Contrae. his ONCE
before the Goth inst. NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York. Sent. 3, lSL2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

COsPCRATlON NOTICE. NOTICE 10 HEREBY
svep, thA petition las nssn presented In the bosi
Eighth and Einsh avenues also In Spring street from
tuent y-fve feet west If Green sress through
Iben street sewer eroono street and also
Forty eighth street from Eleventh dudaou river
AL ptereeted above having
thereto equested to vyessnt tho writing
NICHOLAS DEAN,
Pesidept Of the Crcton Aqasdacs Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

f,ROToN AQUEDUCT DEPAHTMENT.-TO COE-
tracors Sealed proposals win be received the ebss
Of ths CYot Agpeouot (Rotunda Para
III konday the 10th day OF september 1929 At o'clock
NJ 40 build Tsenteih street, hetgeen avenue
srd firtt being length feet. The pan
Of the and tor the building Of the same
and all other Information relating thereto
application 70 the Contract Clerk. at tbis oiee.
President Of the Croton Aaaeducs Department.
Ycrk Ssut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

NEW YOsK AID HayRE s-EsE NAVIGATION
Az COMPANY.-The United states Mail Steamers, the
FRAN KILN j. q. Wotton, commander, and tho Nun
BoLUT D. Lines commander viii leave Nc@ York Hsvre
Southampton for The year Js5 the following
: LEAVE sEw yoRk. - LEAVE HAvRE.
Humboldt, Sept. p Humboldt, Oct, n
Frsnkln, . Oct. q FrapEliu, 20 Nov. "a
nsnsoldt, !" Nov 20 numbolds Dec. q
Franklin, Dec. IL Franklin, Jal. 10 SO
These steamers built expressly for service
Of ECO tons burthen ethsr for speed
strep 18th or comfort by vessels aoat Their
aatops for Passengers ara Of the most approved kinds
Stopping at Southampton both going and surpip they
offer TO proceeding
spy other line IN the OF both time and oney
Price OF passage from Rev York 10 Southam pton u
From Hayre or sontssm cton To- Nav iors n
NO passage secured until paid for An experienced Sur
board.
For freight passage, apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 80 Broadway.
WILLIAM lSELlN. Hnvrc
MARTINEAU CROsKEY 4 CO, Southampton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

voECERr-TgR REV YORK UNION vOCALIsTs
~ all give their Second Concern At the Broadway
yabYIacs, Aepdav sspte nber rs 1882 at o'clock
NJ when the following ar,issee Of tao union viii p-
vansi. Mr. L. r. lander Prot Wander weyds W. Marsh
the Infant Drum oply four and half Jears Herr
The Music Stores and st the doeY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ ny-For Mobile, stopping at Havana the new side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, kobt. w. shufeldt,
u 3. NJ sail the above ports
Iior foot Of Harrison street North River Saturday
September 18th, at II O'Clock precisely. Passage, S65
Freight measurement goods 80 cents per cubic
Freight for New Orleans delivered charge No
freight taken to Havana but specie No freight received
sailing day. LlyINGsToN. CRocHER0S & co,
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

DAMA0E TO CALIFORNIA THE NEW SHIP CUM
=. BERLAED vill sAl foe San Francisco about 18Th
s''' !" enc o''" 90" s. A .sYyakSosp. % wan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
I TsIrGp STATES MAIL sTEAs sHIp COMPANY.

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ For Nes Orleans. via Haysna-The splendid sseanssir
umpire CITY, Henry Windle oomman der, will sail from
che pier At foot of arren street. N r. Monday Sep
a. q. O'clock, +. ~ precisely Rates OF passage 70
Havana and New Orleans New Arransemont-L ndes'
and after saloSn bsrths 500 forward saloon beths $50
Freight taken to New Orleans st GENTS onbio foOt
Shippers of freight requested to supply themselves with
eaton ~ tho Office No otnsr form will ssned No s
passage. apply 10 II. o. ROBERTS. III West srreos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

Ihey all reE cAse i4eN 2rk ouLt sosrs provided
ith ii Teluite sscies gor hs oomfars aud
ri psascnfofs and oonaSs by If experience ir The
,r The Jrcs OF pesssge 500 ~ahaat wines OF ouorg
aoas sert :. The oebsoriaerr gill be forwarded free fom
say arTas bas tl9B. actoatly incurred
soYD \ GIECkEN. a.ents, N4 Psarl street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
NOR AUfTRALIA. VIA PANAMA.-Tug sPLryDrn

- stesn,hip SIERRA NEVADA, J. D. Wilson, Commsn-
der viii leave for Asprwa diroot Monday, October
a. three o'clock from Piur No. North river
at Panama with the last sailing clipper barb ST NARY
which vessel viii be in readiness reeiye
the Sierra Nevada Psaenscrs for the Australia gold ines
VIII hnd this by far the ehortes route, saving 900 miles
octsn travel snt avodr the danger az doubling he De-
sor terms. apply 20 J. coward BON. Agents, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

FlOHPORArION NOriCE.--PUBLIC EOg,Ua IS
~ hefely iyen 70 tho owner owners occupant or 90
sppants Of An houses and lots improved anmpYoyed
ana Affected thereby that the fs wing
ZEN completed by the Assessors and LOGGED in the ef
9essass intsrestsd ss For bu ding seSer in screth
NxesA from htrd avenue to Le1jne.1n The
Dnt embraced by such Assessment Ia cnee all hs
lcs Of ground yssant % peses and psrosl Of
md, Etpatrd both sides Of roretn sersss,
xhA sps Lexinston avsnues Alpsrscns whose nssross
Ne ~ ctsd ny tho above Es,ed Ard
sppossa the si,hsr Of ahom ,essod
pfeeat Aher Objection, WHITING TO chs undarsspaa -
neir efoss No EaB 81 Records within thirty days S1om
ssxUBL H. De aoTr,
FaANUis sEGaOLscN, yAsses10.s.
ISAAC WI. SMITH,
once. Suns OF Assessments. stscet Deps-sn art
Avxugt 9th IS5I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

~ Fer 5sn Francisco via Aspi1 wall Navy Bsy,) di-
rse tho snd s2en did d,ube CINE steamship
EkVADA. lst0 tons burthen, J. ID Wilson. Eau, GEM
will akc departu for Aspinv ALL Bay,
direct, on aondey The 9Th Of October at O'clock r. "
speed safety and is ed
by any this An Surgeon 10 attached
30 tho vessel per Sierra Nevads will disembark
aons side shs wharf At AspinSL and take the Panama
ri attendant in boats ut Chacs and the
river navigrton TO Gergona For freight
ply to J. HOWARD SON, Agents, No "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

SNRoIoN AQUBDUcT DEPARTaRNT.-ro MAsoNs-
Sealed proec'sls will be received q; the office ofthe
Monday the Gosh day 81 Sepember 1853 at oceck Pm,
to build the necessary Receiving Haips aud Culvert
Elm street 81 the White aud alher
plan of the work and for the hui ding
same and al Other Information relating thereto be OBJ
tanned on application to the Water Pnrveyor at this ooe
President Of the Croton Aqaeducs Department..
New York, 6ept. TO- 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

A UsTRALIA! AUSTRALIA .-FcR PORT PHILIP
dirses-lhe entirely rev clipper DOLPHIN. l0U tons
bufthsn. Capt Trpndy viii sail Monday sept 18Th
few passengers can be application ia
made this cay board ut pier No III North River
BUTLER BhOTHERS, 1853 and lis south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11

E1RoroN AQUEDuCP DEPARTsEET--ro CON-
~ t-sctors.Ssalod proposals. VIII DO reseiyco st ito o.
soe q Mo groioe Asusaaot Department esunes feskl
r. NJ build Sewer. Fifteenth street. frots Sever n
20 near sxh avenue beirg in engtb about 500 fosa Tho
tns specification for the building % tha
ssre aud all other inf alton relating thereto be
NICHOLAS nEhN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-04-22
RICH AND ELEGANT
SP RIN G. e 90 DIS.

WE most earnestly solicit and call the attention
w Of those in want Of desirable
Fancy and StaDJp Dry Goods,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-04-22
PYlOSP TUS
OF THE
ST. Louis WEEKLY NEWS.

THE publication of a weekly newspaper OF the
l. above title. will be commenced in the city OF
st. Louis about the 10th Of April. 1t will u un-
der the management Of Mr. CHARLES G. RAMSEY,
well known as successful newspaper publisher in
st. Louis, and edited by M. 4. S. MITcHELL, for
merry Of the st. Louis Intelgencer.
The publishers of the NcrS will endeavor to
make it all that its name imports-a herald Of all
the important and rapidly occurring events of the
day, which men everywhere wish to hear when
they inquire for the "news."
The St. Louis Ne,rS will be thoroughly and firm
ly Wing in it, politics. but fair, we hope, and
teous to all political opponents.
But the politica! cnai acter of the Ners will in
ways deract from its general utility. Tie sheet
will be Of ample size, and filled with matter i'll
teresting 10 all classes of the community.
Merchants, business men and traders in the cUln-
try will find in its columns weekly reviews of the
financial and commercial transactions of St. Louis,
and full and accurate reports of the markets.
More attention will be paid t9 the interests of
agriculture than has been usual heretofore with the
city papers of ST. Louis
For family tireside reading, it is proposed 10 give
frequent stories, selected carefully from the puest
literature Of the day, and combining both instTuc-
ton and amusement
This enterprise is widely endorsed by the most
eminent and able men in the State, and is COM
menced on sure foundation. Its success is
placed beyond doubt.
The Weekly Nlrs will be furnished to subscri-
bers singy, or in clubs Of any number, at the one
invariabe pr ce Of one Go'iar d 'err in n:rGncr.
The tri-weekly Nflrs will be of equal size with
the weekly, and will be supplied TO subscribers at
the low price of tire. doll ISG year ia a!rdncr.-
We commend the tri-weekly paper to the patron
age of towns and counties lying on the upper riv-
ers \ weekly paper is toe slow for persons living
on near the highways Of travel.
The Nems is published at as low prices as have
ever before been offered in the west, and the rates
will not justify any indulgence in the edit system.
CHAS. G. RAMSEY & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-04-22

CHOOSE THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET.
"A free exposure 10 the light, and to the
suns influence, has a great effect in dimin-
ishing the tendency to disease. The sunny
side of the street should always be chosen
as a residence, from its superior healthiness.
1t has been found in public buildings, etc.,
that those are always the most healthy which
are the lightest and sunniest. In some bar
racks, in Russia, it was found that, in 4
wing where no sun penetrated, there occur
red three cases of sickness for every single
case which happened on that side of the
building exposed 10 the suns rays. All
other circumstances were equal--such as
ventilation, size Of apartments, number Of
inmates, diet, etc.-so that no other cause for
this disproportion seemed to exist. In the
Italian cities this practical hint is well
known. Malaria seldom attacks the scat Of
apartments or houses which are freely open
TO the sun, while on the opposite of the
street, the summer and autumn are very
unhealthy, and even dangerous.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-04-22
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TINES OFFICE, GLASGOW, Mo. !
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TINES OFFICE, GLASGOW, Mo.
April p, 1882.
Nothing worthy of notice has transpired in the
market since our last issue. Considerable quanti-
ties of tobacco and bacon have been coming in.-
The weather for the past few days has been very
cold and dsagreeable The river continues to re-
cede slowly, but there is still pleIy OF water to
enable boats to pass up with ease.
We quote
SuGAR-N o. prime q 100 lbs, 5!@7c.
CorrEE.--By the Sack, 12@l3sc. u III.
MolAssEs.-Plantation Dbl. &c.,; n. o. sugar
house, doc; st. Louis Syrup, SOC. 4 gallon.
CoTrcN Wholesale, lS@ l9c.; retail 20c.
IRoH.-sligo bar, &C.; Tyrone, do. dc. T. N.
WHsKEY.--22c. g barrel
NAIIs.--Mo Iron, l;95c.
FroUR.--S4 0O6y5 50 p Dbl.
TosAcco.-sl 5O@2 90 r. 100 tb5.
HEMP.-S55@S6o y ton.
BAcoN.--797lc. hog round.
LARD.-7@8c. q ID.
WHEAT.-6OQ65 cents T. bushe, as per quality
FLAX SEED.--Sl 90 per bushel.
Dry HIDEs.-6t cents per n.
SALr.-G. A. Salt ST rs q sack; L. B. So co.
FRUIr-Dried apples 81 30 U bushel.
REcE-54@64c.
g For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs, &c. are in constant demand, at high rates.