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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-23
THOs. mORNBROOK,
Dealer in Real Estate,

ON hand Building lots and improved property for
t-1 sale on accommodating terms. Two Brick houses
one Once and societies otherwise for Rent
1yd. 49,. > Monroe ST, No ~. up stairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-23
B. u PAPER WAREHOUSE. " Ar q ''s5 81
arl.rIa ai iaEs. q. GOODRIAN1 & CO. "a 30 taJ +
wHoLRsALRl DEALERs IN tll1 li DtElaAtEf
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards, Ink,
IHi BLEAclItNu PowDEKs, vELrtRd, WIRE CLOTH, &c.
III ~ --- PAL SLrn.t Lninctnunti o. L---- ~ !

Paper, cards, card boardS, INK,
la BLEAcnrNo PowDEKs, TELrtHu, WIRE CLOTH, &c. q
.i- &t' ai"' Pearl Street. Cincinnati, o. ~
A MoNG their stock may be found WRITING, AND
|. N BLANK BOOK PAPER, the largest assortment in
tho west Orevcry description. .flH5as-.i y Ttftts
Printing Paper, all sizes. ! Eng. Amer. Tissue Paper
Book MI. n,;% w.. 9SSTPying STGP;y,ngg n.uH fa q
Assid! az .ii "a : Filtering I"
Envelope ... ~ Druggist ~ ai-- az
Mani:la, genuine :. Glazed Glaze and Gilt 10 o s9..
Isrd~0re ia6S FaPer' s9 , cara s.4.j7 lil!E5aH
Match Box q 500 ROofing Paper prepared and
shoe =. TyS.PI WT55Ppins Paper sl aizss e
Envelopes orevery description, &c! &c. i'
..+ .... urtG BOARDS. .s 'l .4f. q (
Perforated Binders, Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
Also Agent for Lghtbody's SUPERIOR PRINTIHo INK
Book, AND CoLORED INK, &c. .,.--..H H..l4
5s.. '.''.'.C Cards, and Card Ronrds. ,,.
ExrRL PEARL FACED CARDS, r. .ss-f
~ H"'" tEETRA PEOPLE's ''' a."
!.a IPRINTERS' 10 #HUs1" ..-1t 5'i'.i s
a- PORCELAIN ..s4st Ha.u -.- DOL
~ 5..s Skrrx SURFACED oAEp I! BoARDs' si.t t..el
IVORY " .-s., ...5
1alaa PRINTERS " :" " -..'
r.a l SATIN BNANELED +" stl taH,4uh
.rgrH PORCELAIN - G. ss. lIlslasa
PEARL SURFACED C9LoREp CARp boARps. -
The above Cards and Card Boards, are manufactured ex
pressy and most surface and
nsh; thsy do not peel in and are Afforded at
lower rate, than Cards thla
ket and as low they can be purch IN the East
Dealers in Paper hnd Oards are res
uecfy invited to examine stock All our goods are
received direct manufacturers which enables us e
sell as low II not lower, than other house IN the
uOs Paper made to order. ,s Il. a,l, 80
AuE21.tf.'t ."H1-a'i7- .4L. %"i -.'i-''' al' q. .t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-23
WmaB BinEh nm
Shirt Manufacturer,
NEW RRTTAIN ..

TAs appointed A. M adams agent for the sale Of his
shirts at Factory prices Merchants ci1thisIs and
cheapest make United States will call at A. NJ Ad
ans clothing store, where they will find full assortment
-fvdE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-23
~ . 2 NUMBER I lOl
5,Pi.!O'5ET1R,. p n lE15T.l7 ...sl5 7s5.5z

Iii 1rR,,Y - ,,T-y-z
i7s7 I7s Fris6diy 7VTV5SsTEds. :.
NAY LIAwooD.
Reader-thou and are cleaners,
pa 1ei'l In the harvest field Of Tine; ~ =
oss'aaiV Day day the grain isriPshinE 9so1q 81.
10 o. lsai9For SUMMER cline. II u .to.insEEoJ
Whether in the early morning,
..f.-.. Going forth with bpsy feet, ID .s,.r aW
OR a. weary laborers, resting ...., ~.
''5I'' ESQ mid the noon day heat q 1''
,e3e,n LEFT ~ strive with cheerful spiritH no 5cot
Each our duty to fulfil, ,;.., ,,r,fsoy
''A 'e' Tillthe time OF harvest-subjeet
be ,5"zV To the Ia1ttJis will ~ 'is's 1' 1ii" lsalt
Lot us garner up sweet memories, r. Rod -
sH $50 Bound With ties 0f love; '''
Pleasant th66sA to cheer the ptthAay sha
isal oF h5ni|To our home lbove4iI4 hns1sT9H no
Trusting that these precious gieaninEs,
y SEE ii Bound wfthloving hand, t'usAi lS-H''
sHp 0 25MLS ingolden sheaves be gGtheredd O. hIesd
s!!s5 o. $40 the spirit andsU soA 20 diiw,aeit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-23
AND PITTSBURG Raj
~ " siTTll5I VH'H '"i ROAD. 'i

9 = - ~ ~ !. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
vVHE WONDERFUL YEAR.-Dr. C.

ii w FOBACk Professor OF Astrolosy, rom Stockholm,
Sweden the sckpow head OF the sshool VI modern
ssoosy would respectfully inform the public that the y>ar
1852 being the bexe esp year. affords peculiar iaci-
ties for the prsctcs OF sstroagy and geometry This stare
are always truth eep the eye Of the prophetic science
but this year these revelations v be full clear end
perfect than at ordinary times What tbs pcst
and sStroloeer. Asripps, IN his Beck of tho STAN"
"'Tis en- leap year the planets tell our race,
Not only facts but circumstance and place,
All the wide future with their iaht unss eel,
Are pnio man bs DESTINY reveal
Consult them, iher In tns their time OF power,
And tske, d u,sn. their knowledge a. thy dover
Now therefore, IL the prop'rious time. No matter how
psrpL xsd your alta may be- ueder what difficulties you
labor IN business love- law ANY cirumstancoe
OF diy sicfiop eive Information and
corsobns aid from Dr.. & W ROBACK. No q Whitest,
either by sddiespe him by letter with fee from dollar
live dollars proportion The information required. CT
by calling upon HIM at his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
EOR SAN FRANCISCO on sATUR.

u DAY July 10, ats o'clock NJ from the foJt Of North
hoorest Nsrth River IN. and splsnd,a dOsoesans
sc snship ClTY OfPlTTSBURGH z f0G surd-A Wrn
stoteshur Comm.sder viii positively sail for Fran
cisco touching At Rio vsparsizn and Pans SATURDAY
July TO- az 5oclocs VI This steamer has superior c
rnodsfioDs vel ventilated and otnervi.s hred fm the
trade confidently expected that she viii make the p.s
nRe IN TIE sbyt time record thus sfordng chsncc
TO families ~ ohe no wfsh "a avid the cTvwded
via the sthnuA only med auhsr p.sseng-rs will Be
tasen small quantity Of freight viii also Be Ar
rabgements have been made with N. Of the
steamship Uncle Sam, .so0 tuns building make
through eonneeon and shs will take her place In the
hire
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS FOR
sAN FRANCISCO A d VALPARAISO.-Tne sream.nip
CITY OF PITTSBURGH will Be 81 her berth from Phil
sdephis the Sd inst and be prepared receive small
quantity Of hlh freight for either of the above portL
For freight passage aepiy 70
THOMAS RICHARDSON. Ne Al Excnsn re-plscsL
or to L. MILLS. No. 81 Courtlandt-s.
Agent Of the Uncle Sam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
NEW-Y YORK and NEW-HAVEN
" RAlLROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT May


8 1852 Trains out OF New leave Of Canal
" snd Broadway.
Accommodations AND SPEcr,L.-At and II 80 A. NJ,
AIS Express Stamford and Norw.k, and stopping at all
Sati beyond and at ssh NJ, through TO NewHsven.
At35N P. n NoIwslk at 5 20 An and 50 Pm for
Pou Chester The II so NJ In cOnnectsn with Train
from New Haven to Hartford and Springfield, and with
Train oven the Canal Road
ExPREss TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford Springfield,
Boston, Counecneut River and Vermont Railroads to Og
d. nsburgh and Montreal AT AN stopping al Stamford
ard Bridgeport connecting with the Housatonc snd Nsugs
tuck Railroads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New.
Hav'n at $50 NJ Stopping at Stamford Norwslk and
Rrdseoor connecting with HOusatonic and NsuSatuck
Railroads at Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO EEw.YoRK Accommodation and Special
At $50 and IS AM sad An I'M through from New
Haven. At AM from Norwslk-s: $50 AN. ana S45
NJ frUm Port Chester The 935 NJ receives passengers
from Spnn gfed and Hartford and Canal Railroads at New
Haven. II 40 receives psssenseDtrom Hartford and
Springfield Railroads.
ExPREss TRAINS leave NewHavsn arrival Of Trains
from Boston at LIS and 30 PM stoppng Bridgeport,
Norwslk and Stamford leaving Boston at A. NJ, aud
3.45Pn
See large bill Of advertisement at The Station Houss and
principal Hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER Js,
Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
United STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY, eornectios with th. PACIFIC
kA1L STEAMSHIP COMPANY Only Thrnugh Lae
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via AsPI ~ ALL snd
PANAMA--By order Of the Posfnasrer-Dera th- United
stzfes NAL s1aner with California and Orersn
Mails are 10 De- dispatched on tne 81 and Rth Of each
month direct FIR AsplngAil When these dsrss
Srbtsy fbe sains ke postponed until the 6o sing
day The Pacific Mail ST be 10 readiness for
inv ediate disPsieh arrival Of the mails al PAn,mA
Asrresy % the above the splendid and djobieengne
u. B Mail Steamship OHIO. 3 n0- burden Fi-dav
ScteTb u = n Comm apdeF. will sail MONDAY July5
At seoek M, precisely from per az foot OF Warea
North River
TIE Pacific Mail Steamship COmpany,s u.raiio-nt
steamer GOLDEN GATE IS tuu. Carlisle P Pa tsrso1
L. s N Cor. mehcer w be IN readiness Panama
eeive the Ohos nAl and Passengers Ahd sail Immediately
for San Frspc,co
No storn will be spared by the Cospsnes TO put
their passengers through with e1pedifiJn and comfort
RATES OF FARE TO ASPIswALL.
Ladies' Saloon ststs Room ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lower Ar and Forward Saloon do............. IS
secoDo Sahln Stsndees.. ....................... -
Passengers will be landed a. III. nlrosd wharf Aspin
pense Persons reeurirR through BY the Uned
accommodation on board the Pacific Mail Steamers
Rstes n fare from Panama San Francisco the
favo able terms
For freight or passage apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
AZ the Ohce OF the Companies No III Westst eoereE
Ct WsneD, New-Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW.

Y JERSEY.-SPRINO ARRANGEMENTS.-May .
e52-For Clinton and intermediate places from Por No
North River by steamer RED JACKET st A. "a and
r. 81. and at r. NJ. for White Hosse and intermsdsts
places and connects Elsbethtown with trains the
H. J. Railroad which leave New-York, from the foot Of
Courand-st at the hour Returning leave Cnbos
st8I5A NJ, 1890 2. NJ Whitehouse 81 Si5 freight $40
.nd $40 A. ~ and 10 P. M Somervle at 4 freight 6et
ard rs A. ~ end 2O5 p M Planfeld Il 70 freight 10
ard a45 A. NJ, and $40 P. NJ Ehzabsthtown at Tbs ans
1880 A. NJ. ard SIS P. NJ.
Passengers for Easton, Bethlnhem, Allentown, Wilkes
barre, AND Maucb Chunk, Pa, and Flemiust0n, NewGer
nantOwn N j. will take the A. NJ train from Y, and
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for Hampton
Weshing t0n Beldere N. J. Stages leave Somerve daily
Tor Peapack and Puckamine the arrival OF tho p.
train An baggage the rex OF the sners until delivered
into the actual poss sion Of sssn OF tho Company ans
n sfvaD therefor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

T0f ne III OF pdFil.o u'TIJ %
FDN1D X. COLLINS CO, No. 50 Wslst-, ". Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool
y g. ROBERTS CO. No 10 Kings Arus faTs,
LONDON.
JOHN NIJHROE CO., no. kue Notrs Dame dei
Victoirrs Par.s. gro. II. DRAPER, aaSTe
owners Of these sp9 VIII not Be accountable Tor gold,
svs, bulen specie ewely, precious srores or sas rD
l=ss bills Of AIDING signed bsrecr and the vaiae teof
kberaiI cased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
ItOAL.-I still continne TO sell. as usual

The best Red Ash the loves, possible price delivered
from my ards 81 rs TIM D cents less from boats
PETER CLINTON, King-st Goefck aud Kiyington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Gteamboats and Railroads.

4 RRANGEMENT for JUNE, 1852
IA Accommod alton Line for SHREWSBURY, LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE. HIGHLAND HOUSE,
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCK, (Modttownl and the intermediate places woon
practicable and RED BANK The new, ell gant and oo<s
modt U. steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt Formsn Whis>
will leave New-York foot OF Robnson-st, North River
every Monday tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday
at 10 A NJ, and SATURDAYS at O'Clock. P II. Returning
leave Red Bank tAlens Wharf every Monday at A. NJ
and P ~. Tuesday, Wednesday Thu sday and Friday at
olloci p NJ ages viii be in attendance the arrival
Of boat TO convey passengers TO every part II the
Try. BAN persons forbidden trusting the above
b. az on account Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
and NORWALK RAIL

~ ROAD--SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-OD and
slter MONDAY. NAV g. 1851 trains will leave follows:
FIRST PAssENGER TKMS-Daubury AZ 6.i5 A. NJ, Bethel
a. 653 NJ RodsDg Gj9 A. NJ Rd.eield az III A. Nj
Georgetown 722 NJ; Canuon's At 80 \. Nj Wilton al
7J7 A Nj WinnipaTk at a. A. ~. Norwah 1t IS A d.
Arrive AZ South Norwak Al A ~
srcoSp PASSENGER AND FREiGHI- DlnbSTy at 9l5
z. N Arrive II South Norwak At 500 P. NJ
Retprnirs leave as follows:
FIRST PASSENGER AND FREIGHr-SOuth NOrwaik u s.io
A. ~ Arrive AZ Danbury az Ia A. NJ.
SECOND PASsENGER-SOuth NOrwalk az o4o L. M. AZ
nye at Danbury az 7 Z. III. IA
Passeu gers for Dsbbury and intermediate stations VIII
leave Ncw.York BY The 7osock A. NJ accommodation, and
by the 8 90 r. VI. express tain
The Gas A. NJ train from Danbury connects with tbs
A. ~ train from New, Haven and with the A. ~ accom-
mediation train from Ncw-York -
The Sis p 81 train from Danbury connects with me $50
p NJ express train from NewYOfk, aud the 40 r NJ so
commodaon trnin from NewHaven end will wait At Nor
walk m Ill rs p NJ should the 40 p NJ train DO delayed
until that time. -
Passengers can be cketed through 70 NewYork nom all
the stations on this ROsd also from NewYork 10 Noryak
and ell stations on the Road
Car.ses will he in readiness Rdgeheld Station TO
vey 70 any part Of the village Of dgehed also
at tie station ct Dabuy 70 any part Of the borough Of Dan
bury. HARVEY SMITH, superintendent
U,pbury lprl q, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
DVHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL

ID UNITED NIHIIF NIAlb OF tLiIIE no = = nv
composing tins hue ris following.
ATLANTIC, Capt Wed PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt. Luce, BALTIC, Capt. C0Instoh
ADRlAT1C, Capt Grafton
Thess rsve been built y contract expressly ior Gov
ernmrnt services Every hiss been taken In their
sIuctoD ssO In theT Engneh 70 insure strength anf
speed end then accommodations tor passengvB
aualed FOR elegance CUuiot Price u passage from
New York Liverpool IN frelsss csbin SID, II secons
Do $40 exclusive VI nze saLerooHIs $50 from
Liverpool 20 New -YofA eO and e2O An experienced
geon attached Zach ship No berth secured until Dad 7
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAO.-NEW.

~ YORK I'D PHILADELPHIA direct u S NAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-T Through in Il hour.-Ne.,Jersey
OF Courtlsndst; "a NJ and 81 P. VI Libcrtyst Leaves
Philadelphia at l2 and A. and s. p ~ from foo. Of
Violates. Pare reduced to s. for rstclss and - 81 for
secot d-class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
Though tickets ,od in the shove lines and through bszgase
csni.o In the ga NJ ard y p VI. Lines from NewYork,
with through conductors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct aud between b SION
and LIVERPOOL.-The ston ships only calling dal-
fax 10 land and receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA, Capt -, AFRICA Harrison,
PERSIA, Capt -, EUROPA T. @. Lott
ASIA, C II l.. Judkibs NIAGARA, J. Stone,
AMERICA, n. Shannon, CANADA, Lang
CAMBRIA, J. Leit:h,
These vessels carry CT, white light At mast head green
starboaid bow red on port bow
AFRICA, Harrison, FIN. SEW YORK, Wednesday, June 2.
CAMBRIA, Leich ON BOSTON Wednesday, June g.
ASIA Judkns, from NEW-YORK, "Wednesday, June 10.
AMERICA. Shannon from BOSTON, June 81
EUROPA, Lot frvln NEWIORk W-dnesday, June 30
NIAGARA, Stone from BOSTON, "Wednesday JulY7.
AFRICA, Harrison fin. NEW-YORK, Wednesday, July A.
ASIA ADKINS frvni NEW YORK, "wednesday, July q.
Passage from Nev-York or Boston to LVerpool-Flrst
cebln, s l10 SECOND cabin $40
BeTths not cured until paid for.
Freight ~il he charged on specie beyond al amount Tor
perst nsl expenses
AutNperitnced Surgeon IN bosrd
To- All stie.s ana newspapers must pas through TIE
Post Office. Iur helght passage apply 10
Il. CJ'NARD No. Bowling Green.
tT French German, and other Forei, Goods received
ano brought in with British Goods Through bills
oflsaing given IN Hayre for Ne T-fork
WA1CUEs-By OF the British Ire suy, wa Ches Of
fItie1 manufacture bearing the marks Of Eusi.h
will be Adnltted In England IN tTan-
the United States aud other countries 10 conss-
queuce ofWhich IN nrh aud Swiss watches may be shipped
at HAVE for Ncw1Lk Boston, VIA Llyerp.o without
mourning the risk. ~ here ooe, ol bling seized By the Eng
ish House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

NOR LIV ERP OOL.- The favorite
steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, William Wyle.
Commender win sail from PB lLADELPHiA for LIVER
POOL on SATURDAY, J une % at o'clock A III
Passase In Saloon, Single State Rooms.
|" Double Ststerootns. %
Forward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Passengers viii Be provided with Railway Tickets 10 Phia-
delphis free Of expense by the sRent
THOMAS RICHARDS0N.nNo.4 Exchange plaza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
VANDERBILT LTNE.--For SAN

FRANCISCO The Shortest and Cheapest Route
Great Reduction for Through TickeisThe and pow
er'ul oOube-eDgine Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, $500
turs viii leave Pier No North River O'clock
p NJ. MONDAY July 5th for San Juan del Norte,
Meeting with the avorte steamship PAClFlC, the Nj
TrsI sit Route having but twelve miles land
porfstion.
These unsurpassed for speed and sccommo
dsnons and ps'snger can rely upon going through with
the utmost diEp.tch
This rout. offers superior advantages for families going to
California they will be constantly under the supervision
Of officers attached TO the line.
For information and passage apply at the Office No
Battery place up stairs D. b ALLEN, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
lTFW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Y Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st. as follow.
FxPREss TRAIN at6i A. NJ for Dunkrk. connecting with
6stcss steamboats, tor Cleveland Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads to CT cinnan and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN al 3 A NJ. for all stations.
WAY TRAIN at 50 z. NJ, via PieunonS for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at i4 r VI via Jersey City FOR Delaware.
EIGHf EXPRESS TRAIN al 8 Pm or DunkEk. connect
ing with first tlas steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with fxpress Train for Chicsgo.
FsueRANr TRAIN at 8 p. VIA Piermont.
CHAS. MlNOr, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
10 PITTSBURG, and all

the WESTERN CITIES u. NsW:YORk snd
PANY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD and OHIO RlV-
ER-Ths PhiIadelphs and NewYork So am Tr.nsports-
v.ns R.iro.a Company 70 carry their freight between PHI
sdePh ana PsbGg are now prepared e receipt tnsoush
III Iaisye or So Lou,s Il the olswng retnces rates;
New.Yosi % Pittsburs tine days R.sss.ia Cis.'
Al o5 I'd So en- Sd 70 etsi fth % ca per !. "a ~
Al a. "a IS cts; Sd IS cts,; 9Th 5cts per 100 Ia
Nex-York % Cincinnati tine days kssss-lH cA~
Al ~ "a A.; Sd 50 cts; 4th. 90 cz per leo ia
'ErxYoyt 10 Louisville time dsya kstes-lf Ci1h
al IS ID 81; Sd % sti eth 90 ca per 100 Ia So c
q, ~ a a. s. "a IN - Al 81 10 per 100 lbs
M.rehsnts shippins ods @ the wesf vi ind mach 70
sheir sdvsnhse h ecsf and tine % sh,R y NJ IN
rBoMsON. Agent Piez No. North Aivss, hsv-f~h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
of FARES BETWEEN


Saloon snse go Saloon snss Slater
- eoable Is double IS
forward IS forward ~
Including Ste cards fees.
THIRD-CLSSS PASSENGERS
limited number of third class will b taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool aud found provisions
FIsm SO From Liverpool g gun-as.
Cencsios Of passage will be Issued here TO parties whs
DESTROYS Of bognE out their cnds At corresponding
Freight fine goods CO. per tun and goods
hardware, &c will he taken subject 10 agreement
Firscsss steamships ply between Liver pool and Glasgow,
Havre ott. dam. Leghern Manees and Other Medlter-
ports by which FOODS be shipped 70 Lverp o
ard thence by this line, 10 Philadelphia direct
An experienced Surgeon be carried on each ship.
All goods the agents In Philadelphia and Liverpool
will he forwarded With economy and dispatch
For feigbt or passage, apply IN
THOMAS RICHARDS0S, Philsiepbia and NewYork.
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS eco, Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, tron Pier No. l, North HvsI
foot Of Bstter-place BY steamboat John Potter-Two ins
daily: Morning Line leaves st A. NJ Afternoon Express
LINE at p NJ, through Philadelphia In q hous sars
LIST class S. ID Class tine. BY p ~ only 81 Return
tne leave Philaiepha from foot of Walnuts at AN anl
2P NJ Emigrant Line BY steamboat Transport from pis,
No. I, ats p NJ Fare 81 so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
" SHIP COMPANY for EEW-ORLEANS via HA-
vANA-The splendid steamship CHEROKEE 1000 TINS,
II. K Davenport, Z. s Navy. Commander viii sail from
the pier at foot OF Waren-st, ". T., on THURSDAY,
June "a at o'cocb p M precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND SEw-oRLgANs.
Nee arrangement.
LadisS Saloon Benhs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FORWARD saloon berths. ................s....... 90
Steersge FALCON Berths. IS
Specie only taken freight 10 Havana
Freight taken NevOeAns 20 cents per cubic foot
Shippers Of freight requested 10 supply thems-lves
with the Company bills Of sdine, which may be bad
application the Office. No other form will bs signed.
No bills Of ladIns signed after the snip hss sailed.
Eor freight or passage APPLY to NJ o. ROBERTS
No. IN West-st, corner Of Warrun-st
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CTEAMER for LIVERPOOL.-On
~ THURSDAY, July 9, the wei known and f.yerite
ste smshp SARAH SANDS, l.500 tuns burden, w. G.
Thompson ESQ, Commander will leave her dock at Pier
No. N r. for Liverpool Thursday. July at u O'Clock
This steamer las very superior accommodations In State
Rooms first hin pa.se For freight
passage apply TO J. HOWARD SON, Agents,
No "a Broadway.
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NOR ALBANY. so CENTS. POUCH

II KEFFsIE, IS CENTs.-The new and elegant steam
er FRANCIS SKtDDN, ~ her dock, foot of Jayst,
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ond FRIDAY, at O'Clock,
A AZ for Albany, making the following landings West
Point New burgb Pougnkeepse Kingston. Bristol Cstst
and Hue.on. Returning, leaves bany TUESDAY.
TBURsDA' and SATURDAY at the same hour. making
lie spdinss above N B-She will not leave before tbs
time above named, or pass any landing specified
JAMES MCCULLOUGH. Agent, No. $50 Front~st.
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4 ONDON WATCHES-R. F. COW

II DEROY, Chronometer Watch aud Clock Msnufae-
turer No q Chaningtonst, New Road, St Psncrss Lon
don 90 years with T. r. Cooper, No CalthroPe Grays
Inn Rosd bees to that consequences Of the death off
relative he has deferred his intended visit TO America
vousy announced r. r. C. wond also mention that every
variety Of Watch well Movements, can be selected
from bis present stock the most favorable terms All
orders executed with the usual promptness and satscon
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" Y. SUPERIOR CoURT.-summons for

"a tothf s--souUltnDus tDr
~ Rsis Com served D. Edeni Hen sssirst Aloehus
b.mp-l Lsws Ktn and John H. Hshafo ts above aaIsss
DEFENDANTS You hereby sunmOBe5 snJ required "a
complaint this lrt.on which all b@ AL5 o6ce %
IL Cer Of the superior Cou Of The City of New Yo tho
Gu Hall sa5 Cry, and copy Of he
d tOmpnt s subscriber, al has acs No n stseaast
New YDh within dsys aes the o &
exclusive u the day II such and yi
the sad compliant within the as-sd, the nasbd ss
action VII sptJ the Conr Tor he fgIsf csss5st he
plant The complaint s-on has of
Tie Cgt of the sgpsrs Conn the ssh 81 Nay, isDstsS
April .. 1881. I. SEYMOUR AsHLET
myl2laNNw Plaintiff . Aft0fnsy. No ~ sassan.st