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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

I'VE Subscriber will sell, exchange for Real Es.
tate, iii the city OF Worcester, Farm OF so acres
IN the westerly part Of SHREWSBURY about 81 miles from
the Court Hense, the old road Shrewsbury. 1t
the Farm owned lew years since by Levi Howe and
occupied 55 Peter Rich, Jr II is desirable place
for wishing raise vegetables for the Worcester
Market the soil being well adapted that purpose.
For further particulars, enquire Of Peter Rich Jr,
the premises, or of EDWARD EARLE
Worcester, ST Month, 1852. iaH29 -dawtf
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We would also tender our services as Anctioneers to
all persons having property be disposed of by Auc-
ton, either IN The city, or adjoining towns.
L. E. ABBOTT Il CO, Main street.
Worcester, July l6 1852 div
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House and Barn for Sale, or to Let.

IA THE House on Pleasant street, next west of
ERR Dr.. Martins Brick House containing commo-
" dious connected pa'lors, library, dining room and
Kitchen, with ample closets. six comfortable lodging
Chambers besides in the attic. ii supplied with
hard and soft ater The cellar is good, and Barn
convenient flr keeping two Hurses Rent-$3
For further particulars, apply to
EDWARD EARLE.
Worcester, llth Mo. 8. 1852 DIFF
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WANTS.

Wanted Immediately.
q OR HANDS top peg Wofnen's Shoes, for which
Il Cash will be paid, at 244 Main street, Marshs
Apo hecary Store nov23 diff
WANTED.
OK MOULDERS, to work in the Worcester Mallea-
= " BILE Iron Foundry.
nova diff WAITE, CHADsEY & co.
Charcoal Wanted.
A6J00N BUSHELS young growth OF Chestnut
s,GOJO ALLEN Il THURBER, &
8 septic DIFF Armory, Union street, Worcester.
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Judd's .Ra inc Powder,

% EMEmBER, that by this process of boxing, the
III steam produced raises he bread mo fermentation
by acids,) hence hot oven is necessary.
Rem "6er, also, that 100 pounds of our yeased, and
then dried leaves but e6a pounds while 01 pounds of
-four and pounds Of powder, baked aud dried, leaves
100 5-9ths pounds. 1ponnd Of powder and Is POUNDS
OF -four is Rouriskig 81 pounds of flour yeasted.
Bread with the new process is recommended by many
able physicians for persons 10 having the weakest
stomachs G. L. HOWE, 1853 Main street,
Worcester Agent for forester County
septic davtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-13

Lace Gimps, and GALLON Trimmings.
nF the above beautiful Trimmings we have on hand
~ a varety Of patterns and OF most every shade,
which shall sell cheaper than good many OF Gun
competitors purchase them in New York or Bos-
ton hey being OF om imporatIon gives us the
advantage all rivals in his line of business
III. MYERS, 2l0 Main street,
oct23 dawtf near Worcester House
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SpEnThT, MnTTCP
Real Egtate Broker.

FF'HE Subscriber, having taken Office with Messrs
L. u. AasoTT & Co No 233 Main street. would
respectfully tender his services
Real Estate Broker.
To persons having property for to exchange
either in the Cts adjoining towns and would solicit
the attention ct purch sers 10 the following Schedule of
Property, Which he offers
FOR SALE.
Sixty valuable House Los the pleasantly located
tract of land formerly owned by John Boyden and 9TH
efs situated between Elm ard Pleasant Streets which
are not eXceled for building purposes by any other lots
i'll this vicinity.
Also 500 ACRES Of valuable Timber, aud 2O1 acres
Of improved Land, with Dwelling Houses, and
first class Saw Mill, Single AMI Mill and II lee
other excellent sites for Mills, with plenty Of water at
all times lying together and in god locality will be
sold at bargain, excl aBged for city property or
property suitable to transport Sonh West, in lots to
suit. Failing health is the cause Of this propert, being
exposed for sale. LARKlN SMITH
sep25-du 235 Main Street
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~ A MT n n

~ TO hire good I'D convenient HOUSE, or
GHa Lower Tenement ofsix or eight raoms, AMI with
in five minutes walk of Harrington Corner
Please ldress through the Post Office A. NJ. giving
full particulars. Possession wanted on or before the
LIST of January
Worcester, Dec 8th, 1852 dat
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Particular Notice.

E E. ABBOTT q co invite the attention ofper-
Ia. sons seeking desirable locations for building pur
poses their plats OF House Lots situated in various
parts of city, and offered for sale upon such terms
as cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Persons contemplating change Of residence fiom the
city to the country will find it for their interest to call
upon us and examine our list of Farms for sale, IN
pleasantly located sections of the country around Wor
cester.
We are also prepared to sell or exchange landed es
tates in any locality, upon favorable terms.
E. T.. ABBOTT x Co,
octlo dtf 1913 Main street.
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GR0CERTTs. &c.
Prof. Horeford's Faint Safety Fluid
To,,,,. -. y 49,. va:1T-

r NF-~-@7E'
fHHE above Invention the danger usually ap-
1 rrehendeJ from the use Of burning Fluid 1t needs
no recommendation any who win examine the
lamp we think will be convinced Of its superiority to
anything of the kind offered to the public Oiard
Fluid Lamps altered at SIN III expense
The public are invited to examine the Lamp, at the
stoe OF the subscriber 23S ain street, where they may
be had n wholesale or retail, Of H. AYRES,
sepi27 dtfis General Agent for Worcester County.
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Rnttar anA Chaaea.

1900 LBS. VI. Dairy Butter, in small and large
tOttO tubs.
5000 lbs. VI. Dairy Cheese, part Sage
800 hbs. assorted Winter and Fall Apples.
eco lbs. HOney-comb, in small boxes.
90 bushels Philadelphia sheibarks
Also, squashes, Beets, Onions Potatoes Ctrons and
o great assortment of Groceries, ior sale AT
GILBERT @. KNApF'5, No. Front street.
orcester, Get 80 1882 diff
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OVER COATS.

Fsessg.s. 6 EaayeP q BlsaEzRes
AVE just leceived another lot Of those nice OVER
Ii COATS. Z nose wanting FIRsT-RATE ARTICLE,
should give then cal before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, just rec ived, large assortment Of S
ONaR-CUATS, q all knlis, and for sale cheap
Huntington Corner, OF Main and Front streets.
Worcester, n ov. 4, 1852 DIFF
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nYE EOusE AGENCY.
Dyed and Cleaused.

ALSO ladies' Dresses, shawls, Bonnets, Parasos,
and all kinds OF silk, w oolen, and Cotton Goods. DYED
CLEANSED, and FINISHED, by the CHELSEA DIX e
HOUSE, with promptness AMI d. sPatch.
The Subscribers having taken the gecy of the above
named Els bl,shment, are prepared receive Goods
for Dyeing and Cleansing prices as low any other
in this city; and reputation formerly known
the Boston and Chelsea Laundry, sufficient guar
antee, that Goods entrusted to will not fail to give
entire satisfaction, in the qualify of the WORK.
G.. PARKER & co,
fab9 dly $50 Main street, Brinley Row.
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FOR S ALE.

&EA THE subscriber being DESTROYS of leav- sssM
I;iH3 ing This State, offers his entire REAL &FY@
ELS TATE at very low prices, consisting 90 -
in part of one House Shelby street do unin-
ished, Laurel street; do, Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel Hill 6 DO, Grafton street
u acres of Land the Holden road 1873 Acres OF
Land with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton,
oct5 DIFF a n hERRIFIFID
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Grass Valley Gold Mining COMPANY.

r WINCHESTER, President Capital $3.50. 600
~ Shares, S20y; nali-shares, 500.
The rich Quartz claims owned by the Company ex-
ceed IN nnmher covering surface Of 90 acres, in
me richest and most desirable part Of Grass Valley
The machinery, which is the most approved and pow
eful OF any yet manufactured calculated to puver-
lz9 one hundred tuns per Jay The principal part of
the machinery 10 on the ground, and the remainder dali
y expected. The whole the property is paid for and
the Company free from debt This is no speculative
AFFAIR. lew shares Of tie Stock for sale par Pam
phlets, containing the Charter, Bylaws Man, &c.
may be obtained at The Ofice if by mail inclose two
three-cent stamps. Address, post raid, with remit
funds) 10
RICHARDS, sec'y, No. 107 Fulton st Ny
Where specimens Of the goldbearing QuoItz may be
seen IRON ~ 10 o'c0ck. nov27 i'm
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Tenement to Rent.
"a In anew House, on Madison street. It con-
GH'55 taiRs Rooms, Bathing Room and is supplied
'-@- with hard and soft Inquire OF
JOHN +. BLOOD,
dec9 diff at the Car Mandatory.
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F0p GETE..


CEVERAL HOUSE LOTS, delightfully."- situated,
- near the Medical College. Inquire nt Q NJ. GOULD,
Providence street. or of DIR. c. NEWTON, Front street.
semi d3m
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Alum. Rlna Vitriol. &c.

AA4tt1AAs ~FN0EO VT WI
E0 BBLS. Alum, Whole and ground.
sJtJ 5000 lbs. Bne vitrol.
5000 lbs. Ri. Chro. Potash
IO0U lbs Pruss. Potash, for sale by
G. S. q A. J. HOWE,
octl9 diff Wor, Bank Block
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Chaan Grooarv Store

N4A1--ky y NN0A J @VVAO'
FEHE subscribers would give notice that they have
taken the Store formerly occupied by IL. HOLDEN,
corner of Scnool and Union streets, which they have
fttei up in the best style, it'll stock OF Goods,
which VII be sold cheap be bought in this
city BY strict attention to business, they hope merit
the patronage Of their friends
Goods delivered any part Of the city flee Of charge
H. 5. MOORE q SON.
Worcester, Cot u, 1852. diff
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FOR. SALE.

- THE House occupied by the subscriber, 3l7
,"I Main street. corner of Madison. Inquire of the
subscriber, the premises, or of A. ii Buoch.
Esq. septl5-df N. WHEELER.
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NORTH End market

NOLLI G4hu AlatkbJ
THE subscriber has opened a Market IN BANGS
4 Block opposite the Cout House, where he Intends
keeping assOrtuentspf
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
and trusts by keeping good articles low prices,
ceive his share Of patronage
~ Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
movie dt J. E. WOOD.
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Planing Machines

1.-TWO OF Browns Planning Machines for planning boards
! plank. The best now in use, can be bought on
favorable tei,us Of EDWARD EARLE.
These Machines are to be used under the WOodwcfth
Patent; of the kind is in operation William
T. Merrfelds ana can he at any time, by calling
at his establishment. ian2a-dawI
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A GOOD Buffalo Robe can be bought for very little
~ money, and the purchaser can have an opportuni
ty to select from large lot. Apply at MERRILL'S,
nuvl6 dawtf N 22l Main street.
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Notice Of Great Importance.

To Purchasers of Embroidered and Lace Goods
WE would call the attention OF Lady Gus toniers
w 10 our extensive assortment of EmbroiGeres, viz:
Cambria and Muslin Collars and Cuffs,
do do. Flouncings,
Inside Uandkerchieis
Flowing and Tight Sleeves
Lace and Cambria Capes,
Breakfast Gaps,
iniants " aists,
Wrought Muslin and Cambria Insertings, and Edgngs
Linens thread Brussels, Lise and Cotton Edgngs, etc.
Wrought Black Lace Wells,
Jaconet Cambria Swiss Muslins,
Ladies fine Dress Gaps, etc.
The above Goods comprising the best assortment of
Needle Worked Embroidery Goods have been pur-
Oh lsed at the large Auction Sales in New York,
and we may safely say, that we shall sell them % per
cent. chs amer than of our competit' buy
them. MYERS, BAMBERGER u ROSENBLhTT,
2l0 Main street, near Worcester Hou-e.
oct23 dawtf
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Stoves. Stoves.

! wood or coal, wants no recommendation. 1t has
recommended itself and thal is sufficient. | have ten
other patterns Of Cook Stoves and large variety Of
Parlor and Office Stoves, for wood coal Stove Pipe
and Tin Ware
Also, Agricultural Implements, for sale at No rs
Front street, Worcester.
sept4 daw3m AARON BILLING.
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TATT cY,vTE

5 Esa JUST received large assortment of .eSsEss
Say BATS and GAPS, of The latest st, les, isSSA
q which will be sold low, and warnnted NHf-4as
to give satisfaction, at MERRILLiS,
noylS dawtf No. 221 Main street.
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RAY STATE STOVE.

AT LORING's, 40 MAIN STREET.
TO you know the Bay State Stove is the best Stove
| J in the clly for Wood and Coal! it is a
FACT; just call ami Ter yourselves. 1t is war
anted aud may be returned if it fails 10 ok well.
seO29-d3m j. F LORING. 70 Main st.
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Native Wine.

.
nor Communion and Medicinal purpos $, just re-
E ceived from the Manufacturers, (Messrs Glazier &
Flint) and for sale at Who'll sale and retail, by
BUSH & CO, Botanic Druggists
No "a Front street, Sole gents for Worcester.
nov23 3weodawis
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Excelsior Eating House No. 237.

LACUIsIUL EaJIl5 hOuBs mo. Hol,
" HIS neat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
Messrs. TEAYER 81 GATES,
where they keep constantly hand all varieties Of Con
fectioney, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, &C, whole
salassnd retail.
Connect or with the above, thew have fitted room
2s5ssly Tor a Ladies' and Gents Refreshmen Room
They also furnish families with the best kinds of Oy-
sters, by the pint, quart or gallon
MessIs Thayer Il Gates hope by their united efforts
TO merit continuance OF that generous pat IOnase which
has hitherto been besto ed upon them by discriminate
ing public. BENJAMIN THAYER
Ocizl dtt d. G. GATES.
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10 TN LIT.


Cottage House for Sale or to Rent.
IN SITUATED in pleasant Grove, Hill st.,
li&a Soglh Of May street, and the Dread Insti-
49, 'ute, Said Cottage is new, and contains seven
Rooms. Apply TO y. B. LOWELL.
nuy29 dtApi*
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JOHN MILTUN EARLE & THOMAS DRFW
EDITORS AND pR0pRIEroRs
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Terms---34.0O per Annum, or 100 il
paid in advance.
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0. y. HARRIs

.~~-a-safsas,s
DEMTEsT,
NIEFI-yYy Office and Residence NllyY-YY
1873 Main street, corner Of Walnut, and nearly oppo
site the Central Exchange
IT Satisfaction gwen in all cases 10 'oZ-dl
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NJ ON EY Nj a IL X IL It

"WEDNESDAY, July l4-b Il. NJ.
The stock market active to day but not buoyant
The operations in Harlem continue large with an up.
ward tendency in prices At the first board Florence
and keyport advanced x per cent Delaware and Hud-
son, X. Pennsylvania Coal Company declined per cent;
Erie Railroad u; Norwich and Worcester, II; Michigan
Central Railroad "a Dauphn Coal Company, a; North
eIn Indiana Railroad Il. At the second board New
jersey Zinc went up "a per cent Erie Railroad n. Can
ton Company declined u per cent Reading Railroad
r. All others closed at prices current In tho morning
The steamship Africa, for Liverpool, carried out
s6ooG7l in specie, principally American gold There
active demand for foreign exchange this
ing; but the market closed at last quotations.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, today amounted TO so2,22o "a; payments
$50 5Sd 55-bslance, S3,9sl AIS as
The Farmers Bank Of Kentucky has made semi an
nua dividend o. FIVE per cent The Petersburg Railroad
Company has declared scni annual dividend Of per
cent
The Free Banking Law tf Connecticut authorizes the
Treasurer Of the State 70 receive deposit United states
stock stock Of any Of the New England states Of Rev
York. Ohio virginLa, and Kentucky also the stock Of
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SECOND BOARD,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

T..
The bosterous weather throughout the day checked
commercial business materially.
AsHEs-About 100 bbls found buyers at s. rs 81
81 Il for pots and SIS 81 for pearls, per 100 lbs.
BREADsIUrrs Flour favored factors the sales
sstipg Of II 100 bills: superane Canadian at 81 ordi
nary to straight State and mixed to fair Western at 81
12l 81 25; choice State and favorc Ohio at 81 1917
81 81 a fancy Western at 81 rs 81 81 *; and common
to good Southern at 81 371s "a 62l5 per Dbl. Rye
wheat reached 5000 bushels Canadian white ct 81 OF;
with II 600 Ohio red and mixed at 96c. and csc. 81;
and in AZ 0C0 bushels unmerchantable at SO &c.,
mixed Western at 59c 6lc, and round yellow at o.
67hc. indicating abatement. Rye was very dull at
zoe Domestic oats we're active and firm at A 4Sc per
Corrnr-some 200 bags Rio were disposed of, at "a
o2ac. per lb.
Corros-The sales, to day. were 500 bales with firm
market Tho demand not general but holders show
but little disposition TO market their parcels buyers
forced to pay full prices occasionally.
Ere CRAcKERs-A sale Of 500 boxes Canton 40 packs,
new made, at 81 55, four months.
FRElGHTs Engagements to Liverpool were light and
rates favored shippers 5000 bushels wheat
gagged at SGD; flour at about 1s though, fill up,
in certain less would be TAKEN cotton at about
one eighth Of penny To London packets were getting
nothing for California or Havre. The rain storm
prevented full attendance on Change, while later
was looked for by the Asia.
Fnurr.-There have been $50 boxes Malaga raisins
taken, at 81 so 81 So.
HoPs.-Sales Of 20 bales Eastern and Western
made, at 46a SIC per h.. cash.
IRos.A limited inquiry prevailed for Scotch pig, at
$40 a $40 SO, six months.
81 81 u per 100 lbs.-a further decline.
observation-disclosures were procured for 900 hhds Musco-
ado molasecs at zoe. per gallon, usual terms.
Ons-We noticed sales Of 500 gallons lnseed at &C.,
and 500 do olive at 81 10 81 is per gallon, cash.
Provisions seemed less active the transactions having
been confined TO few retail parcels prime and
ork S167 and S19 per bbl $50 bbls prime lard at
1c per h.; and 200 bbls prime and beef at $40
IL, and S15 SIS per bbl
REAL EsTAIr.-sales by auction House and lot No.
CO Canal street. 81 az feet, $685.
Soar.-Ff.y boxes CASTLE changed hands, at 9Lc.
pound.
SrIRTs.-Retal Gales Of Ohio and prison whiskey
made to-day. at q PC and DC 22hc per gsl-
Ion, cash.
SrcARs continued in good request and some
what finer In price. $50 hhds. Porto Rico were pur-
chased at SIC. csc. per pound.
TALLow.-There have been 900 pounds prime bought
at SIC. q sac. per pound, cash.
RECEIPTS PRoDUcE.
BY NORTH RIVER BoATs.-18263 bbls. -four $50 do
whskey AZ do provisions 379 do pork 70 do ashes 80
do beef 1885 bushels II III do wheat 1000 do
oats, LOG boxes cheese, and 70 bales Of wool.
ERIE RAmnoAD.-S7S packages butter 231 sides leath
er and 228 bales of wool
By New HAVEN RAILRoAp-64 packages butter Al do
cheese, and Ia bales Of wool
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A DAMS g. co.. OFFICE NO. 80 BRoADwAY-Ex-
IA for California Oregon and the Sandwich
by the Y. s. mail steamer Illinois, Tuesday, July 2
ls52 Through without detention Our next regular semi
will be despstohed BY the u s. mail steamer Ii.ss ios
o'clock, p. NJ. through as usual in charge Of one Of
our efficient freight agents, and special mes
senger to destination Shippers will please renember
that this Is the only express whose freight agent. sad
tinaongcng and returning with the regularity OF ths
mails Having Offices IN San Francisco. Sacrsmen-
In NIL other important places in with expresses
the Isapds enabled to transport freight.
packages parcels Specie gold dust and yauabes Of every
despatch and security and
en- reasonable term. FREIGHT TO forward b.
this the 10th instr Should be delivered TO
with voices before the day Of sailing enable to
ply with the government order for oording and sealing
Small and Dispatches will be received unfit o'clock
r. M day Of steamers departure EverytLns must Be
lbs weight 81 feet cubic No charge
shippers by line Custom House foes consular
tifcates. ADAMS K CO., NO. - Broadway.
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Boston, ev York, and Of any Incorporated city In Con-
necticut. Mono Of these stocks to taken sbove par
and al arc to be made equal 10 six per cent stock All
associations for banking purposes shall consist not less
than i've residents State No association shall
be formed with less than fifty thousand dollars capital and
not more than ono million half to be paid In before COM
mencug operations. The stockholders made indivi
dualy liable Ct all debts Of the association to the full
extent Of their stock. Reports required annually
The circulating notes are TO b countersgned by the
Treasurer Of the State.
The following is Official statement of the tolls col
lected al the New York canals from the opening Of
navigation down to the 7th Of July this year and Last
New Yonx STATE CArALs-ToLLs COLLECTED.
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evidence that the quantity Of fabrics turned out mu
have been larger than usual their having been no In
crease in the export it fellows that the domestic con-
sumption Of all articles must have been greater than
usual Nothing shows the prosperity OF the masses a
any county 70 much a. this.
sarSms Rci'ray journal gives The annexed analysis
OF the traffic returns to Great Britain for the week ond
ing the 18th of June and the total receipts since January
LIST, 1852
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DERFoRD 4 co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA. SOUTH

pERFoRD n CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA, SOUTH
- America, Oregon Sandwich Island, and China Ex-
next regular shipment will forward By the
United states mail ateamer Illinois, the fastest In the
world July 10Th in charge Of "our special
and freight agents via Aspinwal and Panama 70 cen-
meet with the fsvore steamer Northcrncr through dreot
and detention. Our arrangements with the United
states and Pacific Mail Steamship Company equal to
that Of any other express. All goods should be made
ter rrooi ard not exceed 10 bs Small parcels for
trunks received 70 o'clock day Of sailing No
charge for Custom Houser consular cs We have own
ooos in Csfornia, Oregon, ard South America Passage
the United States and Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S
steamer secured AZ office At The lowest rates.
BfRr0RD CO., Astor House, ycssy strsst
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PRESIDENT or DICKINSON CoLLEGE.--At meet
ing OF the Trustees Of Dickinson College Carlisle, Pa,
beId on Wednesday last twenty eight trustees being pre-
sent DR. Collins, OF Emory and Henry college Va was
elected Prvsidest o ht Colego In place Of
DR. J. 4. Peck, resigned
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PLACES or NArIvrrY--Unted States, 2l9 ireland, 50
England 10 Wales Il Germany, y France Il Switzerland,
Il Prussia, |; Russia, ]; unknown, g.
Physiological, Bellevue, O; Penentiary, BlaokwclE
leland 3 Lunatic Asylum, BscKwes island Rsndalrs
Island l. City Hospital 81 Aims House. Blackwes Island,
l. Colored Home l; Coored Orphan Asylum. l; Coiored
persons, &.
Intcrmeuts returned from Wards Island. H.
W. WHITE City Inspector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15
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