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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

M ELCHs NATIONAL CIRCUS. CHESTNUT STREET
w below Ninth Philadelphia. B. Lent, kanager.En.
Eagment Of the greAs French equesrianne NILE Louise
Tourpiare, who VIII evening" and SATURDAY.
.ernoons in euperb scenes dEqui.atic supported by
French and American company of unrivAed ability form
Ing combination OF talent hitherto unequalled Phadel
phis Every description Of equestrian and Aorobatc onI
t1Bment 10 here produced scale of splendor
passed by establishment in tie world Prot Nixon
Equestrian Director; Peatl,ud ,ni Worrell, clowns
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CTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The Glasgow sud New York steamship Comnanys
steamship GLASGOW, iis63 tons 100 horse power.) N
Stewart nGer, will sail from New YORK o- GLASGOW
Saturday the 18th OF February next ~ o'clock noon
lat cabin passage, SO. I'd do DO, SIS. Appiy 20
j.. McSYMON. 30 Brcadw6y,
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EUROPA, Capt Lott. NIAGARA, Capt Stone.
AMERICA, Capt shannon CAN ADA, Capt. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, Capt. Leitch.
These vessels clear white light At manmast head
green on the starboard red on port.
Canada, Boston. Wednesday 7th January. 1882
Africa, New York Wednesday, 14th
Pafsaga from New York or Boston 10 Liverpoo-First
Cabin, Sl20; seceud Cabin, SO
No berth secured Ill pL!d for.
Freight will he charged spece beyond amount for
personal expenses
q experienced surgeon bosrd.
All letters and newspapers must through the Post
Office.
For freight or passage, spply
Il CUNARD, Jr.. S3 Broadway.
French German, and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods. Through bills Of
lsding given in Havre for New ork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

4 MA IUHY AND POETRY OF THE Old AND NEW
~ World-stuyvesant Institute Friday. Tussdty. snd
Friday Evenings Janusry 9th, lSh aud 10Th NIX O'Clock
Charles Whitney recently from oui
Europe viii. BY request deliver three of hs Literary
Drsmaio lmpefsonatons illustrated with every phase
Characteristic indisn American Briton. and Irishn1n-
tsee circular "Ar Whtneys act on is equal the bss
trsgedisn the stage. london Times, May Gentle
mems tickets 80 cen.s; Ladies, IS cents.
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pURTOE'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.-DooRs
orsn At to begin A. O'clock Dress Circle and Par.
Orchestra scsts rs cents Friday evening. lam will DO
play ed the extract from the PICKWICK CLUBMr Pick
WICK Mr. Bland Snodgrass. Mr.. Moortouse Sam
Weller Mr. Burton: Aunt Rachael Mira Hughes Isabelia
Wardle, Miss M. Taylor. The SNUGGLER'SS SON ANDTHE
FXCIsEMAN'a DAUGHTER-Niok BrAgen. Mr.. j. Dunn;
Kate Mics Hill. To conclude with the SERIOUS FAMILY
Capt Murphy Mcguire Mr.. Lester Aminadab Sleek, M
Burton; Widow Delmaine. Miss +. Wallaok,
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RROUGHAMsLYCEUA, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOMM
ID street Doors open a. 6h to begin $. O'Clock Dress
Circle and Parquett so c Family Circle 10 ots Orohes-
trA seat 8 Private Boxes S. Thursday and friday Jan.
delta Of the Lust LETTERING Eeau Mr. Chiopeh Ialo:
Paul Ardent Mr. Pslmer Koaa Beau, Mts Como Aftas
Columbia Mrs skerre To bs by The farce Of the
IRISH TiGER-Paddy Ryan, Mr. Broughan; Nancy. Mrs.
Broughsm To conclude with ROW AT TIE LYCEUM-
The Mar Mr.. BrOurtam.
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GRAND POPULAR soorrIsn coNcERrs BY THE

GRAND POPULAR SCOTTISH CoNCERTs. BY THE
cass who nightly received With tho enthnaaso
applaufo On this New Years Day Night wi DO gtyen
spen did selection Of scotlands much admired and unsur
Iased %1s rhe Harp nat once
Doom; ballad, 20 Mamie wilt thou gang wi m.i' "AulL
Lang Syna; duet, "Loudons bonnie ods an braes;s
Caller HerrDg song "Jessc. the flower O. Dunbane;'
:, han BE- LIFE bit Chafie. Duet Duncan Gray bal
commence at o'clock at the Society Library. Admission,
90 cents,
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GHRIsrYs OPERA HnusE MECuNNICy HALL NO.

during the week until further notice The original and we
known Chrsys hnstrsls, pricing efcent and
satile eorps Of talented and experienced performerg
under the management OF Chrsty whose concerts i
this city, for of ve have been received
with favor by highly respectable and fashionable audenoes
~ o'clock The patrons OF Crisy Mnstres respect-
fully informed thai the afternoon da
continued An afternoon Gsncert New Years day, COM
meucing o'clock,
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EVENIEG PERF0RMANCE.-Doors open At On; curtain
rites at o'clock Thursday evening January will
Rolla. Mr. Eddy; 0rsno Mr. Glenn; Alonzo Mr Goodali
tan. To be followed the drama Of the FoREs OF BON
DY-Leutenant Landry Mr. Ccny; Capt Aubri Mr. Taylor;
Eloi Master Cony; Lieut. Nacaire Mr. Stevens Bertrand
Mr. Grhth.j Ursula, Mrs GIAttan. To conclude with the
comedy of YOUR LITEs IN DANGEK-John strong. Mr..
Lefngwell; Krackwitz, Mr. Moore; Countess Landsd3r
fanny, Mra Yeomnna.
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TT 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP CokPAEV.-FoR NEW
~ Orleans via Havana.-Change OF Sailing Dsy.-The
splendid steamrhip EMPIRE CITY, 2eo tons j. Tanner
n r. on Friday, January . a. soeeez r NJ rrscisely.
Rates of passage Is Havana and New Orlears-New
Saloon berhs, $40; After do. do. 500
Forward do. do $780, Steerage do SIS Specie only taken
freight to navans Freight taken TO New Orleans At she
usual rates. For freight or passage, apply 10
N. o. ROBERTS, III West street. corner Of warren.
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DACIFIc KAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY.-cHANGE
Of Sailing Day-Only through line for San Francisco,
via Chasrs, direct. On Tuesday, January 9Th, ST NJ,
the splendid steamship CHkRokEE, 1900 tons, Henry
Windlo Commander, will sail Tuesday, January 9Th 81
precisely oclo.kP NJ from her pier. a. zoo, Of Warren
street. North river, with the as dees for
Chagrs connecting At Panama With OF the Compauys
extra TO sail yithou. any delay for San rranco,
arrival of The at Panama For passage or
freight spp!y st The ohce No III West street corner q
Warren street, North river. N EBtls Of lading sfuel
at the office on the morning Of sailing.
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| 4 ucw uno nr .,o,..,-s Zoe ,t,.,.,., a.l ,h,,
colst Of A,.., IL .,,,.,,,,, ,','-'.'' u.'u VIC
! the lst az September t-,', .i,,,.,
It is sud another s.,r,1i,.y, ' nya"J;,;a .,
! he do.,oirhaI T., lf.,,''''''i v"Pgu.i'oh Is 70
of f,nr-,,., ,l.i ,I,,.l,. H., ~ va VIC"
FIR EE'E '-"''I''
On S,trrl,v .bo -,ot,,, of ,ho to.....rt-.,-
pbIo,a ,,r,.,,., III. ro,f.c,,;o, ~, - w. iou1S
afes IF Nonitly AVID Uon.o,r, sea-, = L W." es-
fore tho conr. If Iar;. 'ri.,c,,'a,,,.l arn Te
rosti,,,,i, 49,, ~ i,l .le
name of,bo No. G .I. "' il 'iiI' IA ue
lin cnd u.,..,'o. ,. ~ Gun Gun.
and hrr.,., ~, l''.-''. ~. p.. ~ Dii'Ia,'s'
allva3 d, IN, IIor,, U,,.r, po pi'' " nnl d.
rvar ,yo,o ,,,,,,'.i g.. tsTi ioot,G' anu Dc,
,io p,o,o,., ,,.,h' Wv "i''a''n r.''!, anu
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hONsUth in Fanenil Hall.

We copy the following article. which in M,
judgment, is far more worthy the no,i,o and
respect or the dis.ingu shed zimmerman o-,,,.
than the noisy ana inIiscrlninator .a,,,,,.iL
asm" Of those who arc carried away by his
marvellous rhetorical powers. Kossrrr ,,onIl
be wiser man, ithe were TO form his onioions
Of the del.asrltc ;udon,ont of t,, ro,,,ra r,I~
United States Inreg,rjto his orr,,,,ou, ,oi,a.,-
Of "n'eryea.,n, from such counsel, orI raa
gonin. rs arc contained in ,b.,ar,o,e
\ L-n-Ia,, or Public A,cti,r j. c,,;,,,
place to u re of the zeal and en.bry;,,n, -
tao moment, out ia. wors, possi,Io r,,co -
gather corrac, views Of n, .s,,ar second
'A'nyh'.' l. is unfortunately the case that NJ
No,5rIn, Dung Ais o.c!t.u., ,on, ,a-op,b this
CoNn..', ias md RAJ. -,aoulii..s, +, IN ',o Of
Il j'hlnE 52: &e jppe1.ia cGs Of h, o,r,
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o. Tur CLAY MIpAL.-- As already an.
n"u,,od, the Medal furnished IN plnce of the
oae recently stolen from the possession or Mss
Lynch, was presented to Mr. lay on Saturday
!@~t The .Nh'o'1ai !,e'gcuaco no,.c4ng TIE
presentation, sayo;--
at WIS lone without any form or ceremony.
q. private interview with Nr CLAW. ot his
apartments. The venerable statesnap was
deeply touched with tins removed evidence Of
ai'cu'n ana respect and, We are informed, rea
Sn'na'd 20 tho Committee in an informal man
n'T, H'rooSi-'rlhIe length. Among many 9th.
or things, he saiA that he knew of no man eth
'rol ancicn, cg modern times, who had rcceiy>
ed SD many and 50 great testimonies Of respect
ana attachment as he had from his New York
Trends The whole interview was in the hiph-
rs, degree interesting and deeply affecting.
Ihe Medal Is of course, precisely simiiar to
the one lost, having been struck from the same
Dies, and, fortunately too, before any of the
bronze Medals Ind been executed. The slight
mp"nnctons In the former have been entirely
avoided IN this, b. giving it a greater number
ol blows m the press. This has rendered the
impression more distinct and the outlines sharp<
cr. } he has relief Of this Medal is believed
to he higher than any one now extant. The
SILVER case lncloslnE the Media has the same
designs engraved or II IS we're en- the former
tle ,hasl0-, however, IS much ,0,-o axqp,,l,o'y
'-0NEt' 81. 1.~1.v i05Ael
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Paris correspondence OF ,he Boston Atlas,


EVE vi Ia CnAus.iE p'AAIIN,
Pans, April is. lc52
Opening Of The Frclci Frjj.a-t JyH, Picyi-
dcat-@s C"m'"ieso' t1r ftll'---'tc P,c;-
tents Observation-Disclosures r O,,b--ji,
OpP3si'oa .H'mbe.tna'- aa Ooti.
| snail a5staln ofoIr'a from entering the
velvet carP"I"d srioau, o. r.,is, tem2,ur a3
they are tins wea,,, ana a'"ao exclusively in
tlc political arena. Il .aoia.e t. c'rou,-
Gle ia' e'aAs %. both nv lever wound be 50
lonlg ia2t con II lind ~ oaa - galiN
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to s l5U0. Now it seems to ms that it would
oe better, more economical, moro humane. more
everything, when Frima ,frcic case Of "fnei-
tlves from labor" occurs, for the Government 20
ask the claimant to fix his price, and pay !,
without hesitation. Il costs a mighty sight
more to prove a human being to be Slqrt
than it would cost to bay hun into freedom
and, as matter Of mere economy, woui il moi
be better TO 'cor prolnise'' We Northern
folks are undoubtedly under Constitutional
obligation to" deliver rp7 these poor "fagi.
tves.' We 90 not seek TO avoid this obliga.
ton We 90 "the pound Of flesh because
otherwise, there is no force in the DEGREES Of
Venice" But let Us 10 it with as little ex.
| qen9c TO the General Government as possible
Let ~ b@y all these fugitive human beings
al once Let US pay our Southern "pursuers'
| all they demand fer their property" and VIC
shall! be gamers in the end. The margin OF
human freedom vii ne eu'arged, and multi.
tules OF MEN. whose only faui; is that an 'ln-
sutniion' O: the country has let them with a
black or r10larc skin, Wi be FREE men,
'''-'' '''1 's''' aux '"e power % '''I'"'
~" ''' '''~''''''' 'S' 10" "l'' 90 IL
.hlny' Isn't il t2,.er ih,n paying &5,3lQ06
'''+.,' " l." : ''" 10 ~ '1'eu o'
\, ''''.'' II -
,,.. ''' ~ '''' us'
'''''' " ''''
.,,i,..,.'.. 1870 -'''5 -0'''.'"t ''''
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=, .' ''''''''' u ''','' q '.''l'
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''T Wv, ''',''''''''''N 's'' u ie'0""'' no
Wv '0'''''' VI t's great
'S'r,''''' 0e o''O'e0' Ac' Us nave 10 Noor's
-''' " '''" ''''se''OIp man Is cq'@"
Va VIZ e''' - VI 0e'"s ''''Cs let there be an
- p''|'' eA''"''''" Oh !'e matter II you please
ana Il '''e'' OPPeuFS 70 oe ''reasohaole doubt
49, ,''I PROMISES e' ''',!! o' oo"9" mo j'ee TON
'' Wv ''V! u '''' : ''''eu 'a'eS Of A'c'!c =
= my - ~ '"'"s -' Nhh"oN Is worth Pa;!Hg
'0'' Ae' w We ''OeFaI' eFT"raSan' "AsT'FrL, IN
,'-'' '>'''' i1'' Us pay o3''io ~ n ~
~ ''''o'i"s MAJ, 10 '''HV"y' - ~ giving
", '.,4I' '1,- o'''' p'''i'a' Tx '''a IL Is a
w.. $500 'YCI" s'''N,"! d, ""' glory -
=, ~ nave ''''i 'o''s'I'". ION
.,..;..,..r. ~ 80 - '1'' = gu
,- -'' -'O1P., '"rS S"'i'' Pe'""'o'J
'''1''''''''! 'N"' una at lle
''N'o' "'.1 y ''l' s"'!'e 'llcd''S' HeIp io'-
gl'''o01 "o'" q, u''Ver'a' e"iahcl-
f,''' Nv" ''' 10 ."S" VIVA lhe Hooth
Laws ~ $3.50 L,, '' 0'| "''H
d:saoso 20 .I;" 81" D'''"'e" 'o9''ier' ana
I;Lo ..,,on a. I.i,l.., 1,0 'NO''''S topic
hr.n;1a. -...' ',''V'' .''u'0''S'e'' "euF'-
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- We copy the following clcut and ox-
ceedjngIy iotclblc cttcle fcm the last y. y.
Tribune. Wing cgaaot our Southern Wing
friends see and heed its good tempered and
common sense views Why uU Nesars
srrpurN}, Marshal S Co. be perpctnqly "Gg,
ta,in.,," when they TIL us all they war; is re.
pos, and peace? They make such ! noise vel.
ling f,, -i'eHc:, ,hot they persuade themselves
he wor,l ia 81 ire
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nj tins Vii - 'rn.ir rrcri,fs Il n, rpuordcn pa d,v.
menH
=: - -------
L. We copy the following clcnt and ox-
ceedjngly totciblc a,ticle fom the last y. Y.
y,,b,,,c Nj,. c,y,ot our So,,bo., NvLi.r
1 -, ,.,,,i ,-,,..,.ai "a
"''"u' 81" ""' "'VU 10 s'0N '''"r 90 al"
common sense views = Why trhH Nes9rs
SrrpurN} Marshal s. Co. be perpctuqly "rg-,
t,iinr." when tLcv toll Ms all t'oy war, IS -.
$500. .:-..'.I
p''- ."O 49, 'I' "'""' '-- = '''9 90
ing 10y 7' e"S-' "o' tHt! F-I'U"Ie 'Iehhe!VeS
he word ia "a IRE
~. s,o,,ons.s T.j.;.o,,,.,
=.
WI. N'eN' IL STEPHENS Is do,u' t"I eo!est
man now II to"- '-'' non me HoH'h' 81" -"'
a'Way" me "lS'S. nor 1-' '"tNI'''' con-
siAeE nm "9clo5h!! 'fe strongest W9uiner %
u" nrnI o' N"''' ooflpS q Hicpheh' WHO re.
Gently mace = mon party IN Georgia ana
cI!T'cd tle c''t2 y II uoi' "aeh me ':P2A3
cane ~ D. "'''1"A, Co9o TOOK tie d"ieru"i-
sHr, '-..'S tie u - H.nHojshi2, ana lett
clcf.c"5 nSH'lg al all lie came oil worse
tnah me .lAS ii, -o' ~ oyster, whose lawyers
gave th'n s'''| c'.n "h"o they ueIolfel
re 'ys;V' -NeP"eH7 ,'-s No' even Il 'h1,L 800
IN y ~ "''.. '@ o,' .! '"- usSe "oi,hE
o. ihe l'st I, .t'' ana sL'o 'he ofs@h'l atom
O. tA' i:9uS /" '1' -''(' 90 = oIt "'1 IN"
y I,g -Nc''.J['' +s%1-''1'UI :. ""." "?eA'
en- ~ W. 49, a.. ..io.' ''' Az"
Is te - 'H"'.~ "'''r'','S1 '''S E''l
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49, oo.'' 80 '''0 ."l ~! n.y. al "
GO 49, '-','o .'' $500 - " ''t rs VI
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St te AMI Seniors came, they were conducted
by hnsslcls INTO the salod dsl alrles, where
Mt present, NJ. Horace Ncrnrt'3 portrait of the
President, surrounded by G.uoral3 Chlngar-
MGR and Eulhere l. hung. The deputies to
The Corps LoSisl;f werr il the opposite salon.
The puoh, alone entered q once into the rolm
reserved for the ccre uony; these wcrs me IL
bors OF the Jullclry, Ghurch. Mini ,tres-
there wee not more than ljJ IN all. The cir.
cNllr gallery was 0ccup "a by the wives Of the
diplomatic corps ministers &c, At l2i hu.
issiar announced the dlGrnltlc corps They
entered all III grand COS tine, anil accompanied
by the secretaries and l,rst attaches, cuulllv in
grand cos. ume the pope's Nuucio led the
way; he was folowct BY Lord Cow}oy anl
the Marquis de Vale ,ramas, the onlv ainba5-
sldur here after thc !, came the u,hur diD'o.
n,picS Mr.. R!vcs ind Mr. SanllOrl were
present Mr.. Rlves VAS IN the gallery. The
enry OF the dlplom Tic corps, with their unit
forms OF every colcf. gold embroidery. orders,
ana decorations, was mtgnli;,nt Another
hWisier shortly after announced tho Corps
Legisaili; who cr rrfed trou the other sllon. -
Most OF them w1r! ~ f.Jek cot. about on
/ quarter we're NJ rniforln; ". d. Morny NJ
bjI.nn'N GTlnet C. Cossagnac, lrguer1amorc,
were IN uniform Or Nc.3u WIS ~ irJck coat.
/ nut covered wit all his orders. Then tle SEN
at, was announ "a, and cnturol--G General n
llanipoai at he head all the Senators are
| en- pcttc hnve; all the members Of the clergy
are IN their re- lElous co'tln -'hlt OF the M
! dnlS and a. ,|JlshlP Is ,ry striking. a.
! quarter o. on the Cnuncu Of state Is unnlua-
! ced, VI Bro"ic at ia, h,"l they are a!I in
! the splendid aniiorp 4, i've minutes Of one
/ the cannon rctS, nv1 with the punct9alty
/ winch Is IN" np.!trPess OF Kin. -. Plt,.,cHts,
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BURLINGTON. VT.
FRIDAY MORNING MAY Z, 1852.

rf27 :. NJ PEFVlNil.iL. & co. Newenaper
Advertising AE'Nin No 10 S;a'e Street. Boeton.
Are Agents for the FREr Pass. Duty and Ysea-
u, and are au'l0siari ~ receive ADVERTISEMENTS
and scBSchlrr'Ns at The same rates az are r"quled
Mt this OIh:e. Their receipts are regarded 40 day
meats.
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Add owners expenses in same
case,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

News from Central America.

We have received files Of the Salvador to
the 9th Of February, and Of the Gaca de GuamaLa W
the 9Th ult.
The former Journal gives no political of intercsA,
and is filed with official notices Of the administration
On the first II February the President Don Fran
cico Duenas naugurated into Office before q nume-
Of the inhabitants of San Salvador That
socnity eheered with the greatest enthusiasm and
Iu,nas received with marks VI the lively joy.
Afer h ns tallnton he nominated for Minister Of state
and Foreign Affairs d. Enrique Iloyos and Montaeo,
Minister Of Finances and War The greatest tranquility
continued to reign and the people had the utmost con-
dIcc in the ability and honesty Of thoir chosen Pres
dgnt.
The General Assembly Of the State Of Salvador be-
Ean its sion the 2dh Of January Tho President
att, ndod with al the authorities and the clergy, taa
cIening Of the operations.
The Gacc,G Guatemala gives no Interesting news.
Tranquility completely restored at Santa Cruz where
the rebels defeated the Goth of February by the
trot pS Of the government
IIosse Pfus ian harge Aiaircs that republic,
was his way from St. Thomas to Guatemala where ho
was expected to arrive in two or three days.
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Mall TO- Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Canada Capt stone, viii
leave Boston on Wednesday next Halifax and Livcs-
pool The European mails 90 by her will close in ths
city at one and three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon The
Nsw YoRx WEEKLY HsL.tD, printed In French and
English. will be published - ten o'clock tomorrow
ucrniu-. s:u.l. copies, = s..apS.., -4aa-SS
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Court CaiendsY-This Day.

SUPREME Coun1-Cmcuir-Nos. 2j5, 300. 3IO SO
344 a4s $40 $50 35 1852, 354 800 S2i, 207 246, III
SrfcIAL TERM-Adjourned toSsturday.
u. Disrslcr CouRr (Eifth class Nos. TO- 13, 1b,
16, IL, ~, 20. n, -. 23.
Cosmos PLsAs-Part Mos Isl, 1853, 267, 2s9 30y,
3Il 3Is $40 323 327, 32e 33l, 1888 335, 337 800
ruIt q Nos 2oS. $40 800, 3S2, SS4 $780, $40 3i2 344
GAG 3ls. 800. a52, 354 $50
O,ln Ard TTRsuNfR.-Murdor trials.
SUPERIOR Counr (fwo branches) Nos AZ, G8. e1,
II y 70, 53 g. 94 III. l25 126, l27 l2S l29 l3i
1a2 l33 l24 1871 13S l4l 142, 1i3 IA las 146 i4y,
las lao 153, 16l 1865 l56, los leo, l6 162 163 16S
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHII.A.
~ depha. from pier No North river foot Of Battery
place, by steanboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
r. NJ, through to Philadelphia in four and hall hours
Iareerst class ears s3 second class p.
81 Retarniug; leave rhiladelpha from foot Of Walnut
TRANSPORT, from pier No l. ats p. N. Fare 81 so.
EoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARs.-FARR
reduced.S2 &.-Rcgularity and safety combiaed-Ths
of the New YORK and Harlem Railroad the City
o'clock 4. n. and 81 IN H. SLoAT. superintendent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U s.
~ Mail and Express Lines through In ps hours. N j.
Railroad via Jersey city, leaving New York NJ foot
ofCortlandt street. "a NJ and 5l =. NJ Liberty
Leave philadelphia hours from foot OF Walnut
Fare reduced 70 So for first class and 81 50r second class
baltimore Wasngon and Chareston through tickets sold
In the above lines and through carried IL the NJ
and 6 T. NJ nes from New York with through ductors
without expense.
TIN0 TRAVELLERS GOING SoUTH-NEW, SUPERIOR,
= ana Economical Line between Daltiloro and Free
dericRsburg Richmond Petersburg, Staunton Lynchburg
safe ana comfortable steamer MARYLAND Capt Charles
Mitchell running in connection with the Richmond and
Jrederiekslurs and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads
leaves Commerce street wharf every Tuesday
ht4ocock T. H. and arrives Mt kcqua Creek ne x day IN
ample time TO connect with the mail train for the south
Passengers by th ayore aud economical
tic opportunity for onioying comfortable nfshts rest
whilst paseing the Chesapeake Ray and for viewing e
beautiful scenery Of the Potomac river BY dayiht Tho
land render her III point Of safety and comfort
she l. fitted with crths for large number of
Irs class passage to Fredericksburg ST. Richmond S5
Petcrsburg S6 Charleston Sc Si1 J Potomac Landings
Alexandria, and Washington, 81 Meals and state
extra except Ia tho Of ladies and families who
allowed the of free Of charse Forward
calm pAaeage tn Frcderckehurg So; Richmond, 81 90
petersGurg, 81 10 Meals and lodging free. For further
CHARLES W6RTHlNGT6N Accrt
Commerce. street wharf, baltimore
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FINE ARTS.


M iNlhTUREuP0N Iv0RY.-N CORnADI ITALIAN
W arttt begs leave to announce TO the public
'y ~ c has bis stpdio i02 street.
NeAr br adway Every kind OF portrait Ia msd for
raoe rca,tpins and medslons Of ovory description.
lh0,c VINO wOulo me- TO have idea
he artitt himself 0 -
IL EiLYS HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT.
IN ing once, III Fulton street Now YorkBil Heads
Cards Mars Diplomas mercantile work Of all
Wedding, yiiting, Address and At-IIome Carda Cake
Boxes. Bridal Envelopes &c. &c plato afty
f.r ten sbinfs.
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