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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

Transposc the syllables of this name as
you will, and they form sentence, which
by no very great stretch of fancy, we might
supposed addressed to him at the baptismal
fcunt, by the tutelary genius of his. country,
to-wit: Win Field, Scott! Win! Scott,
Field. Scott, Win Field Scott! Field Win.
Field Win Scott.
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Glasgow Female Academy.

VNHE next Academic year of this institution.
l. comprising two sessions of twenty-one week
each, will commence on the first Monday in Sept
next The course of instruction, as during the past
year. will be extensive, thorough and practical.
~ Good Boarding can be had at 50 per week
everything furnished. For further particulars
Annual catalogue, or apply TO the Principal or
Trustees by letter or otherwise.
GEO. S. SAVAGE, Principal.
Glasgow, july %, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29
ORDER CAPITALIZATION.

In the Saline Circuit Court May term, 1852.
William T.: Gillian, Petition
John. A. watson and Attachment.
NTOW at this day comes the said plaintiff, by his
~ attorney, and having filed with his petition.
an affidavit, stating that the said Defendant. John
A. Watson, is a nonresident of the State of Mis-
souri,. 1t is ordered that the said Defendant, John
A. Watson, be and he is hereby notified that suit.
by Petition and attachment, has been commenced
against him, in this the Circuit Cont, for Saline
County, in the State OF Missouri, by the said
Plaintiff, the general nature of the petition is, that
the said Plaintiff, VIM. L. Gillian, did pay to
Saline county, as Security for the said Defendant.
John A. Watson, The sum of Three Hundred dol
lars his object in this suit being TO recover against
the said Defendant; John A. Watson, the sum of
| Three Hundred dollars, so paid as security, for
! John A. Watson, as aforesaid, together with costs
and that his property has been levied upon by at
tachment to satisfy the same, and that unless the
said John A. Watson, be and appear in our Saline
! Circuit Court, before the Judge thereof, in the
Court house, in the town of Marshall, Saline coun-
ty, Missouri, or before the third day of the next
| term thereof, which commences and will be held
as aforesaid, on the Sth day of Nov, A. d. 1852,
and then and there answer or defend the petition
Of the said plaintiff, the will be taken as con-
/ fcsSed, and judgment given accordingly.
ATTEST: ". \. WILSON, CLERK.
| July % 1SJ2--Sw
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wing Candidate for Governor.

Hon. james Winston addressed a large
meeting Of the citizens of Ray county, in
this place on Monday for about one hour.
Mr.. Winston is quite an able and effective
stump speaker. His speech was principal
ly confined to the domestic affairs of the
State, and was well received by his large
and attentive auditory.
From Richmond he went TO Platte City
and will spend the week in this Congress
ional District Richmond Herald.
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A noble leash i!

1.-the only memorable speech ever
made by Mr.. Pierce, while in Congress, is
said to be that in which he opposed the bill
for the relief of the widow of the lamcnted
Gen. Harrison. He spoke two hours with
out fainting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

Iron PAPER.-At the Prussian Indus
trial Exhibition, Count Renard, large pro-
prictor of iron works, exhibited sheet-ron
of such degree of tenuity that the leaves
can be used for paper, of the finest sort, the
machinery rolls 7040 square feet Of what
may be called leai-iron from a bundled
weight Of metal. a book-binder of Bresian
has made an album of nothing else, the
pages Of which turn as ilexibly as the finest
fabric of linen rags.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

E3=The wing papers of Florida are
coming warmly intothe support Of Scott and
Graham. A Jacksonville paper says the
idea that seen. Pierce comes from Too far
North, 1ce rant no more Yankee Presidents, -
is becoming the common sentiment through
out the South.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

FALsEHooDs STABBED.-Gov. Campbell
of Tenn, has written to Washington con-
tradicting the story that he would oppose
nomination of Scott, and saying that he
would give hearty support to the Wing
nominee.
The Washington Republic also contra
diets the story in regard TO Mr.. Outlaw
disposition to sign the card of the fugitives
Toombs & Co. Mr.. Outlaw declined tc
sign that card, when invited TO do it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

1t will be seen by reference to our advcr-
Using columns, that the Temperance folks
hereabouts design having Grand Jubilee,
on the l4th August, at the Camp Ground,
between this and Fayctte. We doubt not
they will have agood time, as ''evcry body
and his wife is expected be there. As
No spirits will be allowed GA the ground
sod soaks" will have to start late, and take
i ''houyy pull just before leaving.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

FEELISG IN ALAnAMA.--Thh.N 1rR H.
Albanian, Wing paper, speaking of the re-
ception given u the nomination of Scott and
Graham, in that State says: so far all looks
we'll No campaign within orr rocollcc-
tion has opened as faHcring
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29
Election Returns.

We particularly enioin it on our friends
,o send us the result Of the election, IN ada
cent counties as soon as aScer'aned.
T7= Don't forget 1t.
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Il Green q NnllifYer2

His friends, and himself deny the charge.
What say his acts? What kind Of company
locs he keep? These speak louder than
words-particularly words spoken in a
doubtful contest, when Benton votes are TO
be won. lie admits he aided in establishing
the Southern Press, at Washington; paper
that was established TO get the South OF OF
the Union, but withdrew his support from
it, when he found Benton had "smashed'' The
disunion and secession scheme. He ought
to have had more sense--morc patriotism
more love for the Union, than to have aided
in the establishing of sectional, disunior
press, and what he has done, he may d,
again, and therefore ought not to be trusted
But he did not sign the Southern Address
No he did not But he canvosscd the Stat,
with David r. Atchison, ,cho did, aud her,
is an accnunt of their joint ,cork, takol
from the .EctrQpolitdn, Of August, 1916
ANOTHER GLORIOUS VICTORY.
"Scnator Atchison and the Hon. J.
Green addressed the citizens of Coope
county at "a mass meeting held on Monda
last, at New Salem Camp Ground. TIL
The meeting condemned Benton and adopte
true Democratic resolutions. Benton's for
ces were at the meeting; they had bee
drummed up by the well known hero {
Okechobce and his son Jack: bm the peop
tccre there also, and that was enough. Pre-
ceedings next week"
David r. Atchison preferred the dissc
luton of this union, to the success of Bentol
and James S. Green labored with him.
These are facts--this his company.
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CITY OF GLASGOW
Thursday Morning, July 20, 1852
Election Day.

Monday is election day. Let the friends
Of Miller, Winston, Payne and Patterson
be on hand, vote, and see that others do
likewise
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Election.

The polls are to be kept open two days
at this place, Franklin and Fayette. Mess.
john Miller, lessee lIaston and Richard
Earickson, are the Judges for this precinct.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29
ANOTHER GLORIOUS Victory
Speaking at Fayette.

A number Of people met at Fayctte, on
Friday last to hear Mr.. Green speak, but
were disappointed. He came to Franklin,
and after a political confab with Mr.. Leon
ard, took the back track, to the South side.
Mr.. John w. Henry spoke in his place, and
in his official capacity as Sub-Elector for
Gen. Pierce. 1t was Mr.. Henry's first eff
fort, and with little more method and less
boisterous tone and exciting manner, he will
make good stumper. He defended Green
as best he could, and took up Gen. Scott,
and his "free soil proclivites," with much
warmth. His culogy upon Pierce was not
very brilliant, from the scarcity of material.
Mr.. Leonard replied, in defence of Jno.
G. Miller, Gen. Scott and the wings. lie
dissected the jackson resolutions, the
Southern Address, and the whole disunion
scheme, in most mastery and convincing
style. His comparison between Green
four years service, and AIillcr's six months
happily illustrated the unftness Of the one
and the fitness OF the other to represent us
He had not concluded when we left, anl
and as both Mr.. Henry and Leland Wright
were taking notes, he was no doubt usct
up--in horn!
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Sick.

The Editor Of the Banner was sick last
week. but we administered dose to him
in the last Times. which we are satisfied
will have a good effect. The fact is, or
monkey show" was not performing well,
and we thought we would stir it up. The
music was lively: for dancing, see to-days
Banner.
See how a tester can vote for rolccr man.
Watch the polls next Monday and sec
Jackson, CIuri, and TwombIy bolt Garden
hire, Pierce, and Richardson. Then rccol-
lcct what they said two years ago, and
'musc, sadly perhaps at how men can
"iump jim crow"
They would vote for no man, hcn, who
admitted the power; nor, they bolt .JoW at
1aco.
What stomachcs and couscicnccS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

FATAL ArrRAv.-Mr. King Harlow and
Green b. Andrews, of Charlton county, had
an ail'ray at Charlton ferry on Monday even
ing, which resulted in the death of the latter,
from a knife wound dealt him by the for
mcr. They had both spent the day in this
place, and left for home together, laboring
under the influence of liquor. They quar-
relied between this and the ferry, and when
they went into the boat, Harlow made q
thrust at Andrews, his knife entering tho
lower part orhis neck. Andrews died il
about two hours, Harlow escaped, but {
company was On his track and Close 20 him
Iwhn last heard from
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PROPOSALS. FOR OATS.

SEALED Proposals will be received BY the
- undersigned, at his office, until the 9th day of
AngustneXt, for the delivery at TT, LeavenwortL, of
5000 Bushels of Oats,
10 be put up and delivered in good Sacks, on or
before the 10Th day of November, 1852.
(l95' Separate proposals will be received for the
delivery OF any part of the above quantity, not
less than two thousand bushels.
l.. A. OGDEN,
Asst Or. Master, Z. S. 4,
Asst o., Masters Office.
IT, Learenworth, July Q,
July %, IS52--2w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

It is proposed to erect statue in honor
ofHENRY CLAY at Washington. The equcs-
train statue of JAcEsoN now in preparation
in that city, will cost $4,000, and it is sup
posed a similar sum can be raised for stat
uC TO CLAY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-29

CnoLrEA.-A number of deaths, from
Cholera, have occurred in Lexington, and
Wellington, Lafayette county. The disease
las prevailed with much fatality in St.
Charles county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-25

WHIsKEas NOT ONLY BEAUrIFY THE FACE BUT
Known by everybody that The Italian singers do
not navs they The board eossets ~: shros. ss4
enc cbes In six wceks bottle Of Grahams On
Per bottle, q. GRAHAG, No. lsk Aaa stgesN
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Q0w1RY SHRArRs -Dooas OPEN AT mi soIaEe
ID commences :. . s'elool. aenss. % cents. Pit tx
:s. ss::' 4 Orchestra o'1' o. 'sa''' Private S'a''
honaas evening July % h.cal.,sr the great Wizard Of
80 "" FWo DIRE Ms OF WONDER
National THEArKE cHArhAA sTREEr.-DooRs
~ egss As7fs ssrta'n rises .. o'e,oeh
A'h''' evening IVY ssHi + I''''h''' ''' a''nA %
TIE STAGE STRUCK YANKEE.
S0IREEs hAGIQuEs Al Tas sowsRY ruEAraE.
Y. Sr;.s I.ssl.: sS ss,s az ss,.ass ssss.i
All az % %
:. fr.nes Spain be'gro ,.sna A";,ra Pru,sis Italy
Theatre, New York :, Charleston G. savannah. O.;
leans ne Tses,rs ~ nepns, g. .a. Nssh,ilis Baf
i,lG Boston Phiadiphi. 30 10 AL Of watch he hss
sss's,t Wn1ra o. tsr The ..se viii be .rrssssd
Hshs.i.i Which he win ss enabled to oasr
o. ~1sosrs sonrivasees 10 connection with hs
world unwilling ali the Of the Enchanted Palace
NATIONAL THEATRE.-THE GREAT KING OF
~ W .,, spanish Masc'aa bon Ansoao Cor
T s nd s. july a mss S
h EYER wtssea IN Gs ue,sa states
rhy fran sns h.sr a,1as%, 81 Arts nd :.
squnued wonders before her Mas,y Donna Issee. Of
s9 her ss1f s 10, 10 M,..
hnss ana o. .tay; ana 10 presence e 10 ,s Ma
is "" ~ '%s .iasa
U, bounded delight md -hmept At the miraculous
having arrived in the Unit vii exhibit the Now
York audience at the National Theatre Monday
Ing Jul, 20 hi. uneqnaod aud unique Masaa illusions.
brilliantly Illuminated DECORATED AID aeahy diversi
ned, ccmhir selection of and
deceptions ever introduced in this To Manager
powerful drama Of REsNETa which has Been any weeks
30 Tho great Yankee Comedian, Yankee Locke
will aso appear every evcoiog thus living the atest
combination Of attrs cons witnessed in New York.
n.RNUM,s AMERICAN MUsEUM -ADwissroN "a
- cents children l21s cents l2k cents aytrs
I'm suocessof hat OF comic parbrm
Dso,vng Views, and Optical Fire will be
afternoon at B. and svar'rg ~ osook The
living Serpenss. Ostrich. 0urang -Outans, 20.
CASTLE GARDEN FRENCH HEIsER, PROP RE
~ tors-The Eleventh Grand Sunday Concert. this
season. by Dodworths celebrated Cornet Baud will take
10 commence at o'clock precisely No postponement
account OF the weather.
CASTLE GARDEN.-GRAND CONCENTRATION OF
~ TaIent.-The French Comic Opera ard Vaudeville
Company. together it'll the talented Rousset Family alto
gethr comprsing hundred 10 number will open the
preparation, LES DIAMENS De LA CUUHONNE. Zero
Diamonds and sever al novelties.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
George Lea, Proprietor. The above establishment h
open afternoon At o'clock and In the evening At
Living stasuary by Mile Cannsts Trouce Of Model A.
str together With variety Of beautiful perform
For full particulars bs ofeach day AdDision-seats
In private boxes so stage With cushioned
chairs T CENTS boxes rs oonts; gallery 12,s cents
VNHEATRICAL Candidates AND GENTLEMEN
% akno wIedped talent wishing enravemonts NJ the
Arch Street Theatre Phiad lphia pen
let of September will apply port paid to A. W. FENNO
Stage Manager Arch street Theatre. Philadelphia.
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ANINyIrATIoN TO rHs LADIEs-nassRs

A EiNvITATIoN TO TIE LADIEs-MRssRs
"A Knfht Quesn, 81 John street, up stairs invite the
isoes New York " call ~ their any during
the present week who're they be most happy farash
srsislss Tor shs asilsa from flower. iar
article nuoh appreciated In che cid world sud yst
knews In this country which will be fouad ths nost esoug
EHsva,t q SOAP nost aesrASis areis, entirely lrsS
e ma. - "a FAD sas -.
dslieste rsrssmss win b found s res kyass-
mic pycpcrties KNIGHT & 0UBRN
No 81 Jehn street. q stairs.
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This is about small weekly shipment as we have
bad for a long time The aggregate up to the LIST of
Argnst year SOS 6s5 being Of about
ten millions. compared with the shipments this year.
Up the 18th Of August this year the total will slightly
excYcd fifteen millions Of dollars For the rest of the
year exports Of specie not be large as for the
came time In 1851 At all events the increase will not
be sufici. Mt TO make up the present deficiency.
The ihrace trade the past week has been quite
sctive Nearly hundred thousand tons were brought
down by the three companies The Lehigh Navigation
for the week ending Saturday. brought to market
04s tons and for the 472130 tons. The Read
Irg Railroad the week ending Thursday, brought
Gown Al 2i3 tons and for the year 827 $3.50 TONS The
Bet uyk Navigation for the week brought down Fl 200
kous and for the season 365 62 Both the navGa
lion companies ahead of their tonnage to the same
tme ast year aud the Reading only thirteen thou
sand tons behind The aggregate tonnage Is considerably
ahead of what It was TO the time last season.
II win be seen by official notice In another column
that holders any acknowledged claim against the city
Of New Orleans will receive payment upon presentation
at the Office Of the agents, No. 146 Pearl street. The
agents have plenty of money and anxious to qui-
date all matured obiig atoms, coupons interest, &c
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-25

AT A MEETING or THs OLD DEMOCRACY OF
IA the Second Ward 90 form an Assoaias on they una
.s S the foil. 81 Ss Sss
DsnirI M.Ain, President.
WIN William E Sis's. vice Presidents.
y Wnii; an, S TScGG Is"s, }seerssarss.
A Chancellor. Treasurer.
John kobintoD. Marshal.
Thomas G. Higgins. Corresponding Secretary.
nEMoCRATIc MASS MEETING, AT WASHING.
- tons headquarters Ne ~burg N. " ON Monday July
Captain VIM mn Mssu WIZ ssse Nes YORK seam root n
Harrison street on hondav moroing =. o'clock This
expected thai every ds@oerat thai can viii shaw BY his
presence his interest in the success Of aud King the
tin, uished of the country expected TO attend
among .h"m are Honorabes Marlin Van Bursn. Lewis
james B"ehaus stockton JoSS Van and
Chsres OConcr over twenty steamboats, have been Al
entity by they viii ai arrive At one time
This magnificent display viii alone for the
trouble q Fare 10 cents for the so
cents each way.
MASS MEETING AT WESTINGHOUSE HEADQUAR-
AZ tiers neThn5s TO- Jsy 26shTas fat run
n ut quarter before o'clock, and at after
o'clock r.n tho pier foot Of lay street Tickets for The
Ward Democratic Repueesp Committee and on board Of
f sssr bo 7; wnnsrrn seere.ari,s.
GRAND MASS CONVENTION or TIE DEMOCRACY.
~ Washingtans Head Qusrrers Newbucg July 9th
having fine band Of music viii leave tho oot 81 Fourth
street str ss, g; sGsh s0Ss In
Committee, or on board.
ATqENTION.-THE MEMBERS OF TIRE EIGHTH
"A Ward Pierce ADD King Association hereby notified
u. their IL sdquartees 9 Wooster street Mon
Sc Of going to the Mass Meetinr at By ord4r
GERSHoM COHEN. President.
JAMES MeDEnMorr. }secre.aries
CEosG l.. LouTREL- \ ~
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CFCOND ANNUAL PICNIC AND CoTILLON Ex-
- eursion o. the Independent Gouverneur Blues will
did steamer General Scott and we'll kno double dsoksd
tarEe Loye Mellen together With shetons celebrated
prst ard Coton Band have been for the
Tibets 90 cents to be had o. the ommttee the
Landings the morning OF the Excursion The viii
lea,e the foot % Fifth street, r. at 7 Delaney street,
N; Gnuv.rnenr street, u Canal street 81 Hsmm ond
street, 8 o'clock d. GARVEY Chakman
JoHN b. TowS, Secretary.
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AUTROEIOoY.

IA lately iron PAladelpAa Offers his services 70 chs odd
ssns Of New York BE 70 forsss esss prsssns aad
future events Fss-ladies 90 oents gsnenea. FL Natl
vsiss eavatsd aad rod In fall see riding 70 the erssse
aad aasevins d(ns-LA1tss III SsnNsnss. VIZ NsAvi:
White street. New Yesk vhess sssss lese pald, WI
c4ivs mmsdate aktsntoa ksf poeeealaee daily
Hsrs Astrological ~ rsee1ssA q Ne o6sa
1ratis, vhsre ssstiAeasss saa Be sesa.
N A1RU0NY MADE EASY, On Tow 10 WIN A
AVA LsyseProfsssss kAwssa. nseesa, hsnsyiy u Lea
psa llas tssss:as = Enable lascs % ssa.!snsn !: 2.
hearts desire The process sn pie 6ut sApvstina
Mat Al n. e n,risa iresyestiv: sppssrssss e
such esse ana dslicasy that deteetion impossible Al
9rses PreeseoI Lawton, Boston HAS, lssssss sssss
9v1 ~ PVot 01ee unleoe ~ pestaGs ~.
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CAsT OFF cLoTarNe, ErC.-LARGE OR SMALL
~ sumo ~ mspsy In cash no obtained tor
good lott on clothing and portable personal " of
every descrrtop * sPpyfns TO- or addressing throush
Chatham street. III
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GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE PRESENT TIME
~ Liquid Glue, Liquid Glue-Town aud country store
kee.ers csl immedste and secure the sgency Of Phil
lpss Liquid Glue 10 always ready for and dement's
wod sooe iron, glass MARBLE substan for drug
cabinet makers Doc houssksspers,
and classics this srtiele viii be tound abessn
CURED free from smell asdalways In liquid state Costs
twenty cent less than eue. Tom and
sofekeepers will find ths article II IL adapted
any hind OF bust Bottles i2c &c., 50c also by the
gallon. Apply early for agencies.
L. n PHILLIPS Co, No. Cedar street, near Pearl.
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DErARruRE o. THE ArLAsrc.-rhe United States
man steamship Atlantic Capt West LEFT at noon yestsr-
day for Liverpool with ABOUT hundred aud thirty
ngers and $500 $50 in American gold and f725 In
ssvsrsigns. Among her passengers are Major j. A..
Beard and H. s. Garrett Eq bearer Of dispatches sup
posed have reference dnicultes with Greess
and the Goldfish excitement.
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h.. Ks.Mnger has the snp.rletlxe grat,fl-

ora-ine the most roforpd soho,lrs of
his day ard inviting him the families In this
hst'e.d country AZ he Il. az Amer can he has great
"a feel proud Of his POSITION there is scarcely
n.tspce america hens adhered to in such good
fi universal patronage Arises from the meris
T~r'y md wonderful nrative qualities of his reno les
rheh truly DELIGHTFUL that family las done
w,heut them after trial No mat'er what the disea
IL H. certain and the itien by the hour
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EOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT u. 8. MAIL AND
Express lines through In four hours New Jersey Rail-
sc.a via Jersey City leaving Ne. York st6 foot Of
Cortandt streets snd o. p. M Liberty street Fare 81
or arss sisss ana 81 80 for second GLASS H. sns9
s9n and Charleston through tickets sold IN the
nes and through bssgaes carried In the A. M and
A CcoMMoDATIoN BOAT FOR FLUsUING.-PERMA-
"A neut summer ARRANGEMENT Tor Flushing Planners
burg 81 Romans Wen. and New York-The add beau
titnl steamer GEORGE LAW, Capt. Fransis Lockwood,
WILL on and after July olowa-WilI leave Peck
slip New York at 6 and 10 o'clock A. M and AZ O'clock
m. heturnins, viii lesve Frpehing A. O'clock A NJ,
and and o'clock, touching At tho foot OF Eighth
aoh freight taken uabe terms Fare
In cents each way.
A LBANY, TROY. AND LEBANON sPRINGs-rHR
CityHs Station New York Dolly Sundays exoeptsd) AZ
10 ocicck A. Mns train TO Chatham Four Corners,
Meeting with Western Railroad for Albany And
bspon Springs Pits6eld Sornghcd. and sshee intcr-
mediate stations AT O'clock M-Aessm nodasion train
70 Chatham -Four Corners connectns with estern Rail-
Fcng Passeu Lebanon Spring. will tsks
the 10 o'clock train 70 Chatham Railroad -
Canaas and stAge 70 Lebanon. arriving early ths same
aftsrnsoa. Fars through 81 H. sLoAT sup'G
HAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILA-
~ assphi.- Leaves BY steamboat yOHs rOrTEk. Pisy
No !, North river, - A H. and p. n, through IN ~
noprs sars arss c'sss sa s.coad els,s by line
street. st 8 A. n. andaP.M.
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CfRANKLIN MUSEUM, 75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
George Lea, Proprietor.-Tbe above establishments
every afternoon ct O'Clock, and In the At
or the purpose of Classic and 0rns Rsprssen Of
stes together Nth variety Of beautiful perform
For full particulars BILLS of each day Admsion-seats
In private boxes 80 ts stage seats With cushioned
ebars M1z oents boxes Is oents gallery. ~ cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-25

THEATRICAL CARD.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
i q a.hnowedged tslent wishing ensagamcats at the
Arch Street Theatre Phind lpi to pen about the
lt of September will aIpy port paid to A. W. FENNO,
Stage Manager, Arch street Theatre, Phil dephia.