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The daily union., 1852-11-05
The annexed paragraphs show that Btazll is waking
up 10 The importance OF steamboats, and railroads:

The annexed paragraphs show that b azil is waking
upto the Importance OF steamboats, and railroads:
An exclusive twenty years privilege had been granted
by the Brazilian government TO Senior Pedrona de Al
buquerque wealthy proprietor OF Bahia for establish
ing steam navigation between that city and Maceo by
northern ne and Carayellas by southern line OF steam
packets privilege for thirty years had also been
ceded TO Senor renen Evangesta de Soua for the nav
CATION of the river Amazon by steamers. In day
the three thousand shares OF this company, representing
a capital OF 900 conlos were subscribed Tor
In Pernambuco paper find the following para
graph
By advices from Rio de Janeiro learn that Messrs.
Edward and Alfred de Mornay had Obtained from the
government OF this country the right of privilege TO max
a railway from this city through the interior OF this prov.
ince far the village OF Aqua Prea, distance OF
about twenty five leagues This grant is for the term oil
ninety years bu, yet required the confirmation oil Para-
men which we believe may be considered a form
only.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

AsEcpoTE or SHERIDAs-The celebrated Sheridan was
day much annoyed bya fellow member Of The House OF
Commons who kept crying out every few minutes, "Hearl
hea" During the debate he took occasion TO describe
political contemporary that wished TO play rogue, but had
only enough 10 act the fool "Where," exclaimed he.
with great emphasis, :" where shall we find more
foolish knave or a knavish fool than this " "Hear!
hear " shouted by the troublesome member Sheridan
turned round, snd thanking him fothe prompt reply sat
down amid general roar OF laughter
The daily union., 1852-11-05

AMBASSADOR FROM PITcAlRE's IsLAHD.-Among the
passengers by The Ufnoco steamer, which arrived al
southampton, England, on the oln October, from the
East Indies. inhabtant oi Pcairn's island cele
oraed as me residence OF the descendants OF the mutt
Deers OF the Bounty. He the bearer of dispatches
from Admiral Moesby IN tue Pacific ocean, and his OBJ
lect 10 coming to England is TO obtain assistance
Tor the religious education OF the people of Picarn's
island, and TO induce the government to allow English
ships. 10 visit The island oener than they now
do The individual alluded 10 is about go years OF age
aud about % years ago visited Pitcairn, and allow
ed TO remain the island a religious teacher and 10
pacse medicine He is almost the only stranger ever
allowed 10 remain al Pitcairn, and be considered as
one oi The community The inhabitants OF The island in
question numbered when he left SO females and IS males
who are nearly all descended OF the Bounty muneers
and thtee lahitan women, They still remarkable
or Their moral and religious character, chiefly through
the teaching and example of Adams, the chief muineer
The daily union., 1852-11-05

The governor general of Canada has commuled, 10
Imprisonment for life, the sentence of death recorded
against Robinson and his wife, (coloed for the murder
Of Indian named Cornstalk The principal witness
against them their son, who, the Toronto Colo
MIST says alter sentence was passed made oer the
sheriff to carry IL into execution with his hands, Tor
suit OF clothes The governor general might well
doubt the testimony OF such monster.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

rUDD brands
w 10 pieces bright colorod French mernocs
pieces Preach moHnocs, all coors qualities and prices
q pieces hue Lyonese cloths, very cheap
All of the above Of the best brands
pieces black alpacas bombazncs
lines I'd, our stock Of black complete
In ali dephrme- =
pieces ladies habit cloth, NIL colors, (now for
low prices,
pieces county aanneis very wide and thick
pieces Welsh hannc, 80 per yard worth rs
IS pairs medium and dne blankets, great Bargains
Is pairs crib and cradle blankets
pieces colorcd he, choice qualities
pieces very mousseine ~ yard son finish
and good quality
Also, aod complete stock Of aI kinds Of domestic goods
Of goods for servants will be found well worth
examination
Terms cash, unless arranged % the contrary
Good aicies low pees dealing may relied
PERRY BROTHER,
Nov o-cosuf Opposite Centre Market
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NEw YoRK, Nov. a-Goverument stocks unchanged.
Sales Of Canton company s6t. Exchange on London,
10Y premium.
Flour frmer and prices upwards-salss Of 5000 bbls
At 81 es for State brands southern do s5a 50 OCT Wheat
fnn-ssles Of red Michigan l02 and white do los
ITO cents southern red los l0i cents whte do, III
cents Sales Of rs 900 bushels mixed at 80 cens-an
advance Oats As cents. Rye, 81 cents Cotton Is held
armsr under the news and prices tending upwards Whis-
key "a cents
NEw ORLEANS, Nov scotlon-no material change since
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MIR. webster not Libellsd.

The reported remarks OF Mr. Webster. shortly before
L. death respecting The course of Rufus Choale hsy-
~ bsen denied by the whg papers, the Philadelphia
psnnsylyanian publishes the following communication,
.asssng the truth Of the report il had previously pub
Iished
PHuADELPmA Nov /, 1852.
ns.R SIR The Bulletin OF this afternoon contained a
Il headed Daniel Webster Llbelled," in which par
1ranh from this mornings Pennsylvania, purporng
- he The dying message from Daniel Webster TO Rufus
Shoste is denounced as an " Infamous sander." and
~ name is given the author OF the libel My con-
NJ np,on with this matter is easily stated
n nv return from visit 10 eneral Pierce. on Thurs
az last | stopped Tor day in the cily ol Boston,
3.re had The honor oil introduction 10 Peter Har-
Wv esq of that city, the intimate personal and pot-
friend of the Iamenei Webster In the of a
wv sad in substance follows: !" Mr. Webster ask ed
r shod time before his death, whether Rufus Ch
insnded going for Scott answered dad not know.
Ou' Wall said Mr. Webster, tell him he has youth,
,lonts and a bright future before him. and hope he
gonl mar all by supporting Scott And tell him. as my
tny message TO him, that after the second day OF No
vsmber next, the wing party, as hauohal party VIII
exist only IN history, = ~ u 80.
ment-,he words quoted being his exact words
Nj, Harvey further stated that General Pierce had
hohaved well towards Mr., Webster, and was noble
NAV and one for whom Mr. Webster entertained great
affection. ,,.,, ~ .; .
,;n or any portion of ii, in the Pennsylvania, or any
other paper but merely repeated il TO some irlends-Mf
Commngs OF the Bulletin. among others
Er the truth of the above would refer you and the
nble 10 Peter Harvey, esq, and Daniel ID Brodhead.
pso formerly navy agent, OF Boston.
NJ Harvey will be remembered as the friend from
,bam Mr. Webster parted with these words: Harvey.
am no, so sick bu, that know you--l am well enough
"a know Won an we'll enough 10 love you, and well
enough TO call down the richest OF Heavens blessings
mon YOU and yours Harvey, don't leave me till | am
lsad-don't leave Marshied till am dead man "
Then as if speaking himself, he said On the oath
Of October all that is mortal OF Daniel Webster VIII De
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN BRODHEAD,
No. l55 Walnut ST.
WM n HopE
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RHYME rs. ReAsos.-An acquaintance OF Sir Thomas
More's having taken great pains 10 write book which
he intended to publish brought il TO Sir Thomas for his
opinion. Sir Thomas having looked il over and found il
ieoish trifing performances told tSe writer, with a
grave face, that would be worth II in
The man. upon this, took il home and set about versfy
ing II When he had finished he carried II again TO
or Thomas who having looked over II, sad TO him,
Ay, marry, il is now something; il is now rhymes but
before il was neither rhyme nor reason"
The daily union., 1852-11-05

From rHE WHALING FLEEr.-The New Bedford Mer.
eury OF Monday says:
We have reports from about seventy ships the
Of kamsehatka up to August 1st The ships have done
very WELL the average eaIch being about nine whales 10
each vessel. The few reports which have from the
AHc DO not look SO well, but they not sufficiently
numerous 70 demonstrate the fortune Of The season
The daily union., 1852-11-05

The following is extract from a letter dated Lima
September %
Mr.. Websters and Mr.. Graham's letters OF June and
July, the Bobos question: have made great impress
sion here. The public feeling is wholly against the
American government, and against Americans residing
in this country To such extent has this been shown
in the public papers that Mr. Clay deemed il needu for
our security here call the government respecting
themu
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Nrw orLrArs. Noyember 4.

INV URLtANs NOVeInDbT z
The returns or the Louisiana election received since my
last despatch you favorable TO Pierce, who has
undoubtedly oarried the State by considerable majority
In the parish Of Orleans Perces majority Ia liz votes, and
In the old city he las Is majority The whole vote Of the
old city e3tt IN five parishes Pierces majority is 400
In the parish Of Jefferson, including the ah district this
city) his majority is 23 Two small precincts remain Z,
be heard from In tho parish Of Paquemnes Pierce has
2ss majority In ST. Charles parish Scou has 62 majority
Tho majority for the constitution in four parishes 4,
l,97i
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From Ulah

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3-The Salt Lake mail arrived al In.
dependence Missouri, the 18th utmo with months
later from Utah. The Pawnees becoming rou.
bcsome and had robbed small party Of Caliionis emit
grants. Tho Cheysnnes with the Pawnees.
A party or70 Mp,moos were their way Independence
and 81 Joseph, a missionary tour
The daily union., 1852-11-05

Advces from Valparaiso 10 the 25th September state
mat an instruction occurred Santiago September IL
and one Of The barracks taken possession OF by
afuhefy csmpany lhe lnsurrecon confined to this
one company. and was Immediately suppressed The
leader Manuel Soto, and two soldiers Conardo and vi
dal, were executed in the open yard at the barracks
The daily union., 1852-11-05

THE HOME JouRNAL-lt is stated that on Saturday,
the first day Of January next, the first number OF
series OF this refined pquant cheap, and universally
popular family newspaper, will be presented 10 the pub
c printed on fine white paper, and and beautiful
type manufactured expressly for the purpose This ar
rang ment will afford all who desire receive the work
an opportunity of commencing their subscription with
the beginning OF the year.
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pos, omes Department. october Is, Isss.

NOTICE y hereby gwen the advertisement Of ooh o.
~ September, 1882 inynE On
leans ana Vera Cruz route MOI being accordance with the act o.
5 o August last establishing The the hereby with
drawa aud me following substituted in is place. ~ duly cert
ned OF the act above referred clause
law
between New Orleans and Vera
pose" Bidders wl therefore themselves accordingly
The vessels however, % be used ia transporting mails
pacde line be constructed require
ments Of the acts Of d Of March, is45 June ls below
referred 10. 3. ID. HUBBARD,
General.
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From MExIco.-An arrival at New Orleans brings
later advices from the city of Mexico The Picayune
learns that the 7th October the proposals for the right
of way the ishmus of Tehuan,epec opened
by commissioners appointed for that purpose. They
not expected it having been concluded to postpone
the time OF the decision OF the commissioners for period
of 100 days. and in the time receive additional pro-
posas On this being known, the original bidders
ed their protest, which referred to the government
The idea has been started that the company whom the
grant finally awarded shall settle all reclamaons with
the United States
There have been some further disturbances at Orzaba
aud elsewhere.
The cholera was raging at Acapulco, and the troops
had sought refuge in the There further in
formation relative 10 the government cup d'ttat
The daily union., 1852-11-05

The CossscRArIoN OF BIsHoP WANwRIGHr.-The
credentials of The Rev Dr. Wainwright, who elected
10 the Epscopate OF this Protestant Episcopal Diocese
having been signed By large majority OF the United
States and with equal unanimy by the Bishops he ls 10
be ordained Wednesday, the 10th instant that be-
ing the day fixed By the senior Bishop, RI. Rev DR.
Bownell of ConHecticut
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by j. c. MCGUIRE, Aue,ion.er

VRUsTEE's SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE
Monday afternoon, AZ O'Clock
sell The BY virtue Of deed Of
scrbe July 2ah eI and duly recorded In Ihor
oos 400 500 and 50 of the land records
county part numbered eight hundred twenty
running with line touh (s0 eet,
twenty-five t25
beginning with the improvements build.
ing occupied a grocery sofe.
fourth cash The residue
months, with interest Upon full payment Of the purchase
money a deed will be given.
A. n. LAWRENCE, Trustee.
Oct al-eod&s JAS G, MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

ELEGANT Tapestry Csrpsting- at Reduced prices
IL Just received subscribers beautiful tapestry
csrpeungs, which al ready for exhibition and sale
These entirely and improved designs and,
purchased will dispose Of hcm accordingly
Aso, store supply Of owpced floor oileloths and
druqVets. CLAGETT DODSON
Dealers n an kinds OF furniture dry goods,
Nov e-9ifeod Pennsylvania w. door OF 9th
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Nv y. @. MCGUIRE, Auotion.er.

puRNfTURE AND EFFECTS or FAMILY DECLINING
HnusEK EEPtNG.-On Saturday morning, November o AT
front Of the auction rooms, shall sell The household
and kitchen family declining housekeeping, viz
Mahogany hair spring seat sofa, chairs
marble top centre table
Pair OF gilt frame mirrors grandoes
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
bedsteads, wardrobcs
Maple high and low post bedsteads
washstands, toilet sets, looking glasses
Painted an and wood seat chairs
Feather beds holsters, and pillows, comforts
Hair and shuck mattresses, blankets
saxon, three- ply and Ingram carpets
Crockery, glass tsbl, cuuery
shovels, tougs, andirons and tenders
Cooking stoves radiators, chamber stoves
Together with general assortment Of kitchen requisites
Terms cash. JAZZ. u MCGUIRE,
NovAd Aucioneer.
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We have Galveston dates TO The 2ist October Gen.
era Persifer Smith left Galveston to establish his head
quarter. at Corpus Christi, in order to control the In
dian. =
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QusHKc Nov. 3-The grand trunk railway charter was
finally carried yesterday, the opposition Montreal company
having Withdrawn.
There has been cholera for 4s hours
The daily union., 1852-11-05

the Pachcsales this morning Of 1000 bales 81 md
Mess pork, Sl5 30.
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TnREr-cEsr pIrcrs-The Philadelphia Ledger says of

THREEcENT pIEcEs--The Philadelphia Ledger says of
the operations of the mint during the month:
The manufacture OF three-cent pieces has been i'm
mense; 2,666,S00 pieces coined, representing in
value $50 600. Last month the coinage of this very
convenient little piece was million and half, and
the amount then was thought to be immense Large as
this supply is 1t does not exceed the demand. The
treasurer has now but few hand
The daily union., 1852-11-05

oOS From New Orleans by Pensacola Apaehicoa, So Marks,
Leave New Orleans On Inc 30 and l7,h Of month
Leave Key Yves, on the litn aud 2sth q each month
N ATnve al New Orleans on he l7th and 30th.
Proposals Invited ps ree weeks leaving New
Orleans on ihe Isl and 2st
Articles oteontrac be executed by accepted bidder and
BY his are,ies BY before 18Th day January, 1883 The
% H. s & sns % other hngs ha' ns pay 5 o. ae R &
ss Times e psy q e p when .he UP Is not run aud no sun
when grade Of service rendered inferior that specified the
u saissefoly explained ia due une & as % ~ s Sem y
% denver into e pos. Office al e pon Of ap4ng the mail belong
part ofit 10 be wet injured lost DESTROYED conveying IL IA
refusing amer made, ma BY additional
% aaup UP vessels na Dy me @ eonuae,Ss @ on s route over ana
vng al the time set also for transmitting Intelligence OF furnish
ihs Postmaster @ General may aasn he contract for repeated foil
ions Of the departments for refusing discharge carrier when
required by The departments for the without the
consent Of the Postmaster General for setting up running
econs by law tor any increased aa but
the contractor in such ronqush the timely
notice he prefer 70 hs change The Postmaster General
ira pay on the amount dispensed with.
81 sas ye @ s Saa
offers, should be distinctly stated in the proposals
BY tie bidder
J. or the may bel There
carry orears Key OMEN
u e a ro,eI N Iahas s en @ o proposals a on s @
schedule contained in such advertisement and by The following
mode conveyance, conveyed
for the annual Of there write the in words iu
length (5ignedI
The following the form which should he filed,
The first blank second with
OF bidder and the third aud with the beginning and
minang points being should
by the who be the written certificate Of
other equally satisfactory testimonial be OF
property and able make good their This
certified, should accompany each bid
The undersigned guaranty that II his bid for
Ihe mail from be accepted by the Postmaster Gen
pursuant bid, prior 18th January
proposed. ESignedl
Form Of Certificate
"The undersigned, cerfes that he Is well
qua above named aud their properly
able their
lsgnedl
Second Assistant
General and the words Mail Proposals written the
letter. and should be despatched in Time to be received
Sth which will be the last
day receiving proposals under this advertisement.
s. ID. HUBBARD
Postmaster General
Posr oFroE DErARraRsr, November g. 1852.
Nov 5--law4w
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NO THE LADIES-We very happy to inform the ladies
building below the of 7h street, is about
rid OF
and rubbish which has been nuisance all passersby
months aud all in want OF cheap
good goods will find greatly TO their advantage TO call on US be
fore think,
goods country and,
stock Of and dress goods prepared TO
goods every description lowest Our stock
dress goods everything tats and desirable and we
hesitation that have styles OF printed
fine quality that be du
plca price by any District We also have
RhiIes
widths and qualities which will offer cheap for the
blue Poult de Sole and in
very desirable colo of plain silks
straw, lavender piece cherry
piece pumpkin color Poult de
dresses and vests
n above, full of
cloths,
splendid of blankets descriptions which will of
fer n very low prices
respectfully solicit call from all in search Of good goods and
promise fairly with all who favor with their
Oct a-TuTh& sat2wif w. M. sHUsTER co.
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Canfributiors % IHashinglon's MonnmenL
Charter of a Great RaiIray.

LOUISVILLE Nov. 3-Thc contributions 10 The Washing
ton Monument fund ia this city amounted to 1905 So.
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Nov 3

WOODS Ornamental lron-Worts, Ridge Road Phil
adephia-ron statuaryions, reyhound-, Newfoundland
dogs fountains Of beautiful designs and
spiral straigh improved raings
das, comprising upwards of 400 designs
Designs and specifications will be OF
by addressing
Oct 5-d2m ROBERT WOOD, Philadelphia.
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sr LOUIS. (Mo. /, } Nov. 4.
WmMNaroN, (pel ,. Nov Z.

From the returns hand II is believed that Pierce will
have " 600 TO Is 900 majority in the STATE.
The daily union., 1852-11-05
NoproLK, Nov 4

Returns received here from North Carolina show large
gain, for Pierce and leave doubt that he has carried the
State by much increased aioriy the last governor.
election.
The daily union., 1852-11-05
.Markffs

Complete returns have been received from Delaware
nd Pierce carries the State by 81 majority.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

We saw a whig--.. a Faneul. Hall whg"-sit down
and write the following last night without shedding
tear
VOTE IN THE OF BOSTON
The whig vote for Gen. Taylor for President in
Is4s. in his civ. was s,436
The whig vote for Gen. Scott yesterday was 4,472
Sco,t's loss from Taylor's vote 1861
The democratic vote for Gen. Pierce yesterday in
his city was = 5.o2e
The democratic vote for Gen Cass in iS4s was 2,99S
p;srces cain from Cass's vote 2,o2s
Seo,rs loss as above stated 964
perce's gain, as above stated 2,o2s
Perce's net gain in Boston the presidential
vote of ls4s 5000
Boston Post.
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DUBUqUr, November 4.

Partial returns have In from Iowa, showing dem
ocrac gans leaving doubt that the State has gone io
Pierce.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

KS. ANN Ia. CLARK VIII open very Large As
III sornen of French millinery Saturday,
feathers flowers, &c. her fashionable millinery saloon,
Bridge doors the Once, Georgetown.
Nov 4-3ts
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LOUISVILLE. Ky } Nov. 4.

The returns thus far received from Kentucky very
incomplete II Is shown that the vote win be very
olose leaving probability that the State has gone for
Pierce.
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ny n. N, srUATToS, Auot,onoor,
tpennmlrania arenue. eorner 81 Ninlh .lreet.l

=
VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday, November
Ill., O'Clock, o. M, my room, shall sell the
farm formerly occupied by Lemue H. Middleton, adjoining the
~ Thomas United States army John
Pierce containing improved by twostoy
wings Of appe peaches, and other
fruits, and several fine springs Of water.
The grounds command extensive and beautiful
Of Washington. Potomac, and the surrounding county
description be obtained by calling the
auchoneer Visiting premises.
Terms liberal ~ made known nj sole,
Title ndspuabe Conveyanccs the o the purchaser
Oct 90-codkds
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M. THOMPSON,

attorney and Councillor al Lap, Washagton city d c.
DRACTICEs
OF Maryland Virginia. and claims the
under the laws Of treaties with for
and with the various Indian tbes and claims for
injured destroyed, supplies, munitions Of
furnished claims implied, with
general governments Of s officers also, claims for
PENSIONS many established being
pended rejected.
Communications addressed him, paid, Washington city
d. c.. will receive attention.
r. s. Refer the heads Of departments and bureaus
and 10 members Of Congress generally
2s-2awn
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Terms: onehd cash the residue in six months
for with endorser
deed of trust Tile from the original proprietor
All oonveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
4-d Aucioneet,
The daily union., 1852-11-05
Foreign Mails.

IN OBEDIENCE the Congress- approved August
4 which is in the words following, 20 wit
"An provide monthly mail from New Orleans
gruz, via Tampico, and back, ia steam vessels.
BE enacted BY the Senate ad House o hepessaaes ~ tAs
Utsd Stae Q faetca Congress assentd That the rostma
General be- hereby authorized and directed
of ave and for exceeding
hundred thousand dollars with such
sufficient and satisfactory security, after due public notice
nr the Of the mails OF the United ssaes the
United States month from New
back,
BURDEN OF the best form Reconstruction
adapted southern the be
ready In the shortest possible rine''-
The daily union., 1852-11-05

DIACkwooDs Magazine for October.
I'D Grahnm's Magazine Tor November,
codey's Ladyis Book for November.
Arthur's Home Magazine for November.
The Bivouac The Rival Suffers BY the author Of Hector OHa
Lilly Dawson the Smurges by author Hopy
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR a MAURY,
octl9 BOOKSELLERS 9th street.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

DhUFO>ALs mat a United
States l5l January tbs
o day Of June 1885, die following rouIe, win be received a.
The Of Department, the city
Washington anu Of he sh day o December next 10 be
decided BY the following
5o0J Orleans Pensacola Apalaehicoa ST.
Cedar Keys, aud Tampa, Key West
Leave New Orleans the 80 and lTlh OF each month
Arrive at hoy West the lOth and 2ith.
Leave Key West the Ilth aud 25th Of each month
Arrive New Orleans "a The l7lh 30th
Proposals invited three weeks leaving New
Orleans on the Isl 2lst.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

NENTIsTHf.-Dr Casadayan from Paris surgeon dentist has
avenue, Streets he
all operations denial surgery New York prices, and
his works be equal OF the best dentists