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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
ALBERT II. NIcoiAY, Auctoneer.
DEPEMPVORy SALE of 15O CHOICE

III
i BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES the
CITY Of NEWARK, WITHIN 40 MINUTES oftae CITY
OF KEW-YORk. 49, - ,>.,, ~,
80 al IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange 20 beauti
m Building and Cottage Sites located IN the city OF
Newark Nj These lots all 81 feet font aad no aid
100 deep and will be sold with the privilege OF ad
Joining lots OF the size. This property stulte Vn
o is of the quality, and is Immediately u le rear OF
No mansion OF Wl Rankin ESD AID adjoining the iofner
kiutifu osGeLce If Joseph {. Wallace, Esq lnee Ots
mont on Fairmount ard LttleOnavs which are ~ ieet
Camden and Cabinet These lois without fear OF
contradiction, the most splendid building sltes WITHIN "
miles Of the city of NewNork, having pert Gu palJr@hc
yw OF the city Of Newark bay and harbor and sro
country aid with the naked eye Gun be seen t1e %
and SAILING Is going in and out the New.fork HrOor
TIE tins Of the city OF Newark as OF io prs
quality coming from solid rock and ID unsurpassed Iere
are eurchts OF most all denominations and schools IN tne
immediate vicinity OF tins property These 0ts are WIFI
out exception the be that have been offered at auction IN
dis section of the country for many years -.
The City OF Newark OF the most pleasant Cieo
TIE Mon and the largest in the State oil NewJelSey con-
ysry rapidly value locations Tor private reSld noes
Tie street viii al lie graded ut the expense oil the
Metchans ancs, and others doing business III sew
York live in the City OF Newark and reaen & &
Jersey Railroad, and miles by the PLANK road from
The cars leave the ferry every half hour until PM aud
he comnutntion is only $50 per year omm3ases ease
boats ply daily The fare by omnibus aud steamboat
r. ms per cent and the AuctOneers fees on the
day of sale 40 cent on the zst OF DeceoeI wn" INC
bond and mortgage Tor threo years ut per ce..
- -. of per cent will be made on all lots bought Tor
m nished every purchaser For maps and full puticu-
lars apply the Auctioneer. No. 40 WGilst. (2JS)
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Il. A. Chiffon, Auctoneer.
SI LOTS of GROUND, situated on 9th,
~ s5th and 66thsts aud 9Th, 9Th and llthavs, at
Auction. -
CODE L. Chiffon will sell at Auction, on WEDNES-
DAY November "a 1852, al l2oclOck, he Merchants
txehaDre, 81 desirable Vacant Lots follows:
On SIxTyFoURTHSTll lots 25 by ZOE feet inches, on
ie north sde, between 10th and lth.avs
ON SIxTY-FFTR-ST5 lots IS by 100 feet inches, on
the south and the north side between 10th and hevs
ON SIxrYsxTHSTx ots, p by 100 feet inches on tho
fouth SIDE, between 9Th and 9th-svs.
On EIGHIHAvi lots adjoining the last on the west SIDE,
including the S. ". corner OF 66thst.
CNkINrHAv4 ots on the east side adjoining the lots
On 10th s including the y T.. of the and ojthst
On fLEvESTHAvi full lots the east side, inciuh1e
the :. l. corner of 65th-st
Sixty per OF the purchase money can remain on bond
For msps and full particulars apply at the Office Of the
Auctioneefs, No. y Wall-tt. town
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WINTER ARRANGEMENrS-NEw

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. NEW
w WORK and HARLEM RAlLROAD.-Three Daily
Line. 20 and from Albany Fare, 81 So The trains leave
City Han Station eoznor ryonrow and Cenfrss, daily
(Sundays excep,ed) Is follows;
LIST Iiain, $50 4. NJ. Wsyusil Train, stopping At al
Way Ststions .. -. g..
Falls Dove Plains Hisdsle and Ch,thsIn Four Corn
ere $500. o..
Sd Tinin s5 P. NJ. Express Train, Stopping ct Croton
rsii. 49, plans Milc.ton Hillsa.le and Chatham
-Four COrnersL ,,.,,, .f -,
AZ 80 n. SLoAT, supsrissss6sct
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From Tie Evsrins Mirror, ~ Y. o.. q, istk
[NvISTARis BAISAM of WILD CHER

w RY-We are not -such in the habit OF tskinz OF
pufirg medicines though we would rather w-te about
ihsm than swallow them any day. But tins bslam OF
Wild Chrrry = % near ono Of Natures pure prepsra
Ctns sid has effected ch extraordinary cures nnder ou
iHns dise kn0Wledgr that bound 10 justice AID
~ r. cros y-'r@s srd pahsh Lne 20 tt- y-o-id
We Lave neither tune Eog 70 rsp0r the PARTICULAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

TRUSSES, Shoulder Braces, Female Sup
Il porters L.cs Stockn.., knee-C.r and ether Band
ages Sr;ns supports Instruuens for Knock kaees AID
Neskn,s OF the JOINTS and all kinds Of Bels and Bardss
sso Chirens Trusscs hand and sde 70 ordeT al DE-
CLOVES. No. T. Ann-st.. near s,e Assesm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
W. WEsTcoTT, A1ctioneer.
ANDSOM HOIfSEII0I ID EIrRNI

II L TURF. "WEDNESDAY MORNING, 10 O'Clock, Al
no. 1876 GeDwchuv superior Feather Beds good Car
pes Bur.sps Tables Mahogany AMI Walnut Cbar SOFAS,
Sofa Bsd.tesds, LOunges - Walnut and Mspe
Be,fteads Rosewood Tables Painted Furniture suite,
embracing 200 lots Of ParlOr Chamber and Kitchen
Furniture, If every descr pton
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A1FW-IFRSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

NJ f j + RS h kAILhUAD.-NEW
II Work and PHILADELPHIA direct.-U. 5. NAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Through in u holrs-New.Jersy
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New York a. ana
a NJ and 81 p M from foot OF COurtlandtst Leaves
PHILADELPHIA saIne hours OF Wanutst Fare reduced
70 IS tor class and g 50 for second rSroS
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and ChAt ek teI -
through sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the 81 NJ lines from York with tnrousn
Conductors Passengers with baggage Cross he Terry n
nfns hefn the frans eRXe
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

A FREE EXCURSION TO the CITY of
IA NEWARK will be made by the NEW-JERSEY
hAILROAD FRIDAY, Nov. 26 fsr the purpose OF any,
Ing every person chance OF seeing those beautiful Build
Ing Lots 5x0 which 10 be sold 10 the highest bidder
on TUESDAY Nov 50, at II o'clock noon, at the Mer-
chants Exchange, New-York by ALBERT II. N1COLAf.
AuctiOneer The Excursion Tram viii leave the Depot al
jersey City 10 o'clock A. n for Newark and returning
leave Newark at O'Clock, 7. NJ Stages will be IN read'
the arrival of the TO passengers 70 the
ground FREE ExPEssE. Should it rain on FRIDAY
Nov &C. the F1curs ON will not take place until ONDAY,
Nov 90. All that deslrous OF viewing the pro-
psrty previous 10 the sale, can procure TICKETS Tree OF
charge. for the Excursion together with Maps ana iui
particulars, of the Auctloneer, NO 40 Wslst N l. t@4]
Tor SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK,
INGTON, MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK, Md
dlctow n RED BANK.The new and splendid steam
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. IL HssscTty WI leave
tbs New Haven Pier, Pecksp, East River, as follows;
Tuesday, Nov l6, BAN Tuesday Noy le; l,t a, NJ
MeSnsdAy Nov a. ~ T1.asS Nov is i, n
Friday, Nov. 10. IL A; M. Friday, Nov - :. 2
Tue sdsy. Nov q AIM WedDrsiay Nov. 81, Pm.
THURSDAY Nov % NJ Thursday, Nov. % p ?. NJ.
Friday Nov " IA NJ. Friday, Nova, 81 7. NJ
Saturday Nov q, "a NJ. Monday, Nov. y, y A. "
Tue sday Nov So 7 A. NJ Tuesday Nov 80, l0i A. NJ
The for SQuam wild IN connection with boat
Stages convey passengers 10 all parts Of the country
persons forbid trusting the above boat on the account OF
the owners.
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoningtoo,
IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDgORD
ard TAU NTON-The steamers C. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, of this line, gov run regularly a. hersto,
above Bstteryplace daily Sundays excepted, At NJ
and ssonins,oD al o'eloek NJ or on Arrival OF mas
train which leaves Boston st5P:
aalv eIccpt Sundays, al 2P. NewBeaiord and Tam
ton passengers proceed nedsiely on the arrival OF Tie
For ,ish, OF pssssse apply the once No 10 Battery
place. on board the boats.
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DANBURY and NORwALK RAILROAD.

~ On and after Sept q, the following 'rAn' VIII
leave Dsnbury: II, =,
645A NJ with passengers. connecting At so1ih Sor-
walk with the New-lo1k and hew-Hayen a. 81 tram
Tor New-Yofk ats % A. NJ -,
2 Sl5P NJ with passengers and freight CONNECTING VIZ
The Newly ork and New Haven 50 I'D r NJ a. do NJ
Trains 10 Dsnhury viii leave South Norwa!k;
go A. M with passengers and trelgaf Teoei'..s pa
,engers nom the New-York and New-HsSenI A. NJ I1n
from Newly ork. -. ....,s-,
2 $40 p NJ with passengers only, receiving Tassngsis
f-om the New York and NewHayen 5So r. NJ. Ekpre.s
trsip from New-York and the 20 accommodation HH
from Kew-Haven HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Dnnhnrv Sent o. 1852
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Me0ical.

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr
VI HOUGHTONS Pepsn or Casino Juice, prepared
from reunst The Rssal remedy Tor hs distresns
plant Agents J. BALL & Co. No. leo Na-ses-s'.
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\ NJ MEEwis, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER * Co.-lrase
DSales Rooms. No. 10 Park-rSH
1UtSDAN. Nov. g. ct 9O'clock A. VI
THR SAFE cf SPLENDID bSGLisn BOOKS VIII oe con-
usd ibis DAY commencing with tie magnificent con-
sis nrn.n Mt of Mr. HENRY g. BONN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

0IUIDING ASSOCIATION and GENERAL
ID FIRE INSURANCE Co, corner OF rryOn-row sld
st.,hr, AZ in the Harlem Railroad Buildngs taxing
,ls on rents buildings, &C., the most favorable terms
~" JOHN BRUCE, President
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
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TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt Wm. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, CsPt-
Beuismn BIayon leave alternate Gays, SUNDAYS ex-
crn,ed from Pier No N R. the Battery at NJ
Fr freight apply board at the office on Per No
TISDALE x BORDEN, AscntsNos oand IL " estsI
NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO aud NEW
IN YORK CITY RAILROAD-EIteneo OF the sx'
Foot Track BuaoThis road eItet ding IRON bnHso
10 lie on the New orb snd Ere Railroad IS now
CON rs and in full operation forming IN connection VITA
that road the shortest cheapest snd most direct roae e
tween Ntw-Ycrk City and Bzfslo Ii 10 OF the sxfoet
rpsse and built in the subetanta manner and re
pctsn oft having been IN operation some months
Is entirely from the ruushre usua on new roads
Fsfe from New-York to ELECTROMAGNETIC 80
Through tickets and bsggs checs. can be procured 81
the Depot OF the Nsw-foTt and Enc Railroad 1908 OF
puaiest.. n. \. go.
IRE times Tor ieavn New may be esnedby refer
,pre 10 the advert Of the Newiork and Enc Rail
road The trains Will leave Hornesvie ior Buffalo on ne
arrival Of the Erie Railroad trans-baao, NOV - lsa3
JIG. H0YT Supt Buffalo and ~ L. CRY XIX
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NEW HAVEN and NEW-LONDON Kali,
~ ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGENENT.-ona 1

L
after WEDNESDAY, Aug 49, 1852 Trains viii run as ioi-
lows
Leave New-IIaven at 30 A. NJ, Accommodation Tram
for New-Iondon stopping ct all stations ITO A NJ TX
press Train for Guord Connecticut River, Lyme aud
EewLondon connecting with the steamboat and rarosd
lines for Sto1ncon Providence and Newport 90 r VI,
Accommod Train for New London stopping at al so
Leave w-London at $50 A. NJ, Accommodating Train
for New Haven, stopping at all stations 1910 NJ Tx
mes Train for LYME, Connecticut River GuillOrd ard
Passengers leaving Newport Providence and
Stonipeton in the morning. arriving at NewLOndon,
take ms train for Newiork $50 z. ", Accommodation
Train for New aven stopping al all stations
The ll2J A. M Express Tram leaves New Heye1 on the
arrival of the A NJ. Express Tram from New ork
on the arrival of the $50 NJ Express Train from New
York. =. ,,o,.
A. NJ connect at Eew-haven with New-fork Trains at
sS5 A NJ. and LIS p. NJ
P,seng,rs nv the $50 p ~ Train from London can
tale tbe Fxrrcss Trains New Haven for Hartford and
Springfield for New-York the same evening.
RICHARD n. DOWD, Sup't-
New Haven, August II. 1852.
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and ERIE RAILROAD

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN Trims leave perfoot OF Duane-st as follows:
EXPRESS TRsIN at AN. for Dunkirk connecting with
fclass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandnsky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
Mai TRAIN at AN for all stations.
MAY TRAIN at 8 80 PM. vi Permont, Tor Delaware
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN al PM, for Dunkirk connect
r with rstcass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
CHAS MINOr, Superintendent
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HAMnFN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River, root
of Battery place, by steamboat JOHN POIIkh-iwo
lines dAiy Morning Lane leaves at AN Afternoon Eh-
press Line at NJ. through Phadelphla IN y noars
Fare let cass cars IS ID class line by2PM- only -
Repuins leave Philadeph from foot Of Wainut,M .te
AN and PPM EInigrant Line by steamboat ATLAS,
from Pier No. |, at4P.M. Fare 81 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

NJ. d. BUTLER, Auctioneer.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-On
i WEDNESDAY, Nov. "a, at u O'Clock NJ, on the
IIemifsa corner Of and Washington s the ELECTS
ei lillian Lynch deceased consisting Olive iio,ses three
Carts Hosting Blocks Falls Deuicks, Harness &c BY
slser of JAMES 5. TiIAYER,
Public Administrator, No. Nsssau-st.
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NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-
IN qua and ELMIRA RAILROADS. ATrsnserneuta
Trains leave NewYork and Enc Railroad Pier foot VI
Duanest.) as follows: ,,,
Mail Tran at A. NJ arrives at Elmira at 10y P NJ snys
over night and leaves a. IL for Canandaeua Roch ser,
Buffalo Niagara Falls, and all the principal towns III west
ern Newly ork and Canada
Night Express at T. NJ directly through to Canandagus
and sl places above mentioned Passengers by this rsn
take b in Ers FTeghts for the above places VIII
he taken by Express Freight Train at z. NJ
WILLiAM @ LAPHAM, Supt. G. and r. r. r.
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ORC II. ANDREWS, AUetioneer.

Orc II. ANDREWS, ADcdoneer
DY ANDREWS q HAtGIiEY, No. $50
I'D BIoadwsy-THIS DAY, at 10y o'clock at No 80
Broa1way splendid collection Of new and elegant ross-
we'd ahoeaDy and waBut Parcr aud chamber furniture
nj eyeIy sfyle and finish center sofa aud fancy 6es
EfteIiss WadrOlss Bookcases Iatstands, iron Safes
Mated Tea Ses C0stOrs, FORKS ind SpOOns BianIe,s
Cults Sheet ~ end Tow elng arm, sewing and rocking
Csrs eli can't rosewood Panofort- The above
an assortment OF elegant and eXpeI sye Furniture not made
lor tuetio1, aud warranted in every respect.
WELLINGTON a. CARTER, Auctoneer.
DRUG 81 ORE and LEASE, WEDNESDAY,
~ Nov. a. a. 10 o'clock, ia premises the entire con-
tents Fixtures and Lease of Stores No Is and Is Division
81 including besides, Dyes Drugs Paints Oils, Che nlss
and Druggists ut Lsils &c London White l. ai French
WINDOW Glaze, elegant Soda Water Fountain, &c.
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAIL-


1NROAD-WIyTEk AREAsGENEsI:-Nov l, iS'2
Trains out OF New and Special
at snd III A. NJ, I and p NJ, through To NewHaven
At91o A 81 and 6. I. ". foT Port Chester.
Tie III A. ~ in connection with tral from New
Haven 10 Hartford and Springfield and with train over e
Casal HOad .
EXrRFss TRAINS at "A NJ and 81 P " for New Haven,
Hartford spngheo Worcester aud Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads Thee tTaiss connect al
NsW-Haven with OF the New London Road 70 New
London Norw ich. SiOulngion snd Providence.
The A. NJ. stops At stamford aud Bridgeport coz
meeting with Housa;ouic and Sauxancs haIiroets st
Bridssrcrt The g p NJ stops Stamford, NoryIk aqi
BTdgeI Ot connecting with Danbury Railroad Il SoFVk,
a. with Houss0nc and Naugsfuch Railroads Bridgeport
Trains into NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and sPecisi-et
s.. and s35 A NJ and 40 z. NJ, through nom New
Haven.
At9 A. ~ and 3f5 r. NJ, from Port Chester.
The IS A. NJ receives passenger from Sprlngned ana
Hartford London AID Canal Railroads AZ New haven.
The az NJ receives PASSENGERS from Hartford snd Spring
feC and Northern Railroads.
ExPREss TRAISs leave New-Hsven OF arrival Of trains
from Boston and SO P. NJ, stopping II Bndsepor,
NoTvAlk and Stamford y leaving Boston CT A VI AMI
81 ~ Trains Of the NewLondon Road run in eonnec-
ton
See large bill Of Advertisement Al the Station Honse ,nd
principal hotels. GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jr, Sup't.
Novexnb@r. 1852
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
sryNew.yorl 10 Faston Pa Fare 81 7j.-FLl
A.ns ment, commencing November is ia52 Leave Pier
No North River daily for Easton and intern 'dlsie
nlse.s At NJ u NJ and 345 PM and for Somervile
ai445PM. Returning, leave PhiPsburs at and AM
and 3l5PM
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RAILROAD.-This Road

TDENNS1 LF ANIA hhILItVhD' "a y
will be completed to Pittsburgh by December ISL stsr
which All Goods cons gned 70 their AGENT at
viii go through, without trans-hPment wlt
ht 10 POINTS ON the Ohio River OF the West
eru wat, rs facilities not be received on any other
Their arrangements with connecting ROADS are
which Goods can be forw aided 70 the Interior OF tue
EN- States BY Railroad the lowest rates and a. eA'
"i'''0u' ''' WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia 20 Pittsburgh ooA
lst Csfa-Dry Goods, Boots Shoes &c VI per iVV 1T
I'd Class-HaTdware, Machinery, Bales, ,oo a,
Brown Sheetins Wool nc ..e5 cts per loV IDS
81 Class-Cohee, QueenswAe, Heavy ,o,a
,,h cl.s. Rseon I'D F;sh kc .65 cts. per 100 rs
No Commission charged for forwarding Of "
Pittsburgh. ii. h; HOUSION' ~.
Freight Agent PenDsylvAnis Rsilroad Coz NOS ~
and ZIG Markets., Philadelphia
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RIVER RAILROAD-win.er

- ATrangenent- Trans leave Chambenst daiiy, Tor
Albany ard Trey.
EsIr-s. Tram A. NJ. throush in hours, eonneedns
with Trains reaching Buffalo Msntrt a; O'Clock sns
evening.
Mail Train A M-Thronsh Way Train p. "
Express Train z. M.-AccommodafioD TrainI NJ
For 1srytowI At 2 P NJ, and an Evening Tram al IL
O'Clock.
For Po'keepsie at P. M-For Peekskil At 5 50 ?. NJ
TIE Ttrrytown Peekskl and Pok-epse Trains stop ss
all Way Stations. $50,
Psss nrer, taken At Chambers Canal Christopher, 18th
and 5lsf-sts
SUNDAY TRAINS from Csna.st. e. 30 A. VI for Pough-
keer ne ard Pm for Albany stopping 81 al Way sta
tiona GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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TNDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE for

II CALF UKNIA al REUIJED KAIES.-Ile nov aud
sTl6LcC steamer UNCLE SAM. 2 Ca tuns VIM. A. Mills
deI, viii sail for AsyL.wal MONDAY, Decen-
btr g. ats, n, from Pier No. 2Sorth River.
This steamer and has accommodations Tor both
cabin Gnd passengers unsurpassed By ay other
seatI IL The trade She 10 double irOn-braced aud Of
tonei having Teen constructed with special reference
the lew aw Of Congress- both 70 strength, vent and
tecuIiy a.aLst FIRE The travelling public invlt TO
az ue he ship her berth Arrangements have been de
viii tho og6Ds Of this line al Panama Msssrs Garrison
FGz 10 forward the pssss myers without delay BY the
iLdptIdnt a. ameIs the Pacific For passage apply TO
JONES JOHNSON,
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YORK and san FRANCISCO

EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The new and
Il Hssn.fcent clipper ship SIROCC0, Capt John L..
ssufoId VIII sll from from NewYOrk about the ist Of
JAM AIRY. POsCns about pIOcef ding 10 California VA
ape hon. III find this ship the most desirable convey
suce ever offered Size ID 2Cc tUEs burden ioi three
docLer aid los been arranged expressly for the Pacific
ard Eat India trade it'll cabins of unusual extent and
s1l.ndor sup to those Of the best European packet
ships Early application IS necessary for passage, as Inn
tied humber VIII he taken.
For freisb or passage; apply TO- ,o,r ~ o,,v.u..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-28
From the NoIo York Express Of Saturday.
The President and Gen. Scott.

We have been surprised to hear intmations, from
professed friends as well as open enemies of the
Wing cause, that the President was not favorable
to the election of Gen. Scott. Soon after the
nomination was made, published an
was decidedly i'll favor of the election of General
Scott; and publication, in the Washington Repu-
bic, asserted the same thing. We have recently
seen private letter. addressed by him to friend in
this city, from which, though evidently not in
tended for publication, have, under the cir
cumstances of the case, been permitted to make
the following extract, which we publish for the
purpose of putting this matter at rest. We know
that the President has taken active part in the
canvass, either before or since the nomination.; but
we have to know that in his private acts and
conversation-for we have heard it from his own
lips-he has acquiesced most cheerfully in that
nomination, given it his cordial support, and urged
his friends to support it with all trueheartedness
and in all sincerity: Fl .-a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-28
Parties In Mississippi.

The Columbus Argus, Wing paper published at Colum
bus Mississippi gives the following view OF
the prospects of the election in that State;
Probably our WING friends abroad would like to know
something the political feeling in this State We can tell
them that our prospects brighter than they
and that If General Scott does not carry
the State party need never hope TO do SO any u
which there is more disaGecon in the Democratic party
this and the party idea to what extent this
disafection prevails. 'r.t.. ~. .tl.
I'VE have been publishing paper here one month and
our subscription nearly thousand subsc
bers. Within the month about hundred democrats
have subscribed, third OF whom have told
they intended for Scott; another third that
they intend vote for either canddaei and some
among the remaining third undecided This Is the
may deny it who will, but it and the 2nd day OF No.
will eXh bit to substantiate what we
Wings only 60 earnestly, zealousy,
prudentiy and Mississippi is Now is the time
for us to put shoulders wheel in this State If
hope carry it, this is the time to do it. Let
there ALTERING ranks feel that under such
leaders there Is no such word as hi' sta...