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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

square consists ~ Y lines. Yearly advertisers
have the privilege of changing their advertisements
four times each year. Persons contracting by the
yer must engage FOR certain space, i5r which
they will be expected 20 paw
Job ffnting.-In ills department, we expect to
make several Improvements. We shall en1eayor
al all tines 20 execute tho yors Of our fIends with
Floup,nas', ',n.alHcss anil at tie slowest prices
EU,iAEsS CARDS neatly printed upon rolsona-
be forms
Diag'e.--We s!s'lheep constantly on hand BLANK
DEEDs aAd NOsrGAcEs. JUsrIcEs' BLANKS, and
viii D. ready a! ~. times 10 print to order SHIP
PlSs ETLLs, AoTEs and such other Blanks as nav
b. required.
"SsPPori yow o1s." is.the motto which We strive
70 impress upon the citilenI Of our city and county,
anl souid be curious If we did not ask it in our own
case good sup OFT 10 sny branch Of industry,will
bo oInd be mutual benefit 10 purcs ser and seller
LIGc-s.JT, J.au2Ty g, 1852
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1859
TRANSPORTATION.
y. w. GRAUAN S CO.,
FoRWARDERs { c0NLIIs5I0T MERCHANTS

On the Canal, gnnesvilic, Ohio.
DROPRlETORS Of Graham & Cos Regular Lino
Of Steamers running from Zanesville to Pitts
burrh .nl Cincinnati. Also GRAHAM &c Cos Regular
Linz of Canal Boats running to all points on the Ohio
Through receipts given for al kinds Of Produce and
Nerchsnlize from any point on the Ohio and Hooking
cap,ls to env ofthe Eastern cities. We also pre-
rarad to contract .or all kinds of Goods from Ftts-
6urgh to Lancaster Logan, &c.
February 10, 1859 4w42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

TnE MAID OF ORLEANS DEFENDANTS.
~ Paris correspondent states that the
Project of the Department of the Vosges
has just adopted, for education aud ul.
terror bounty. two orphan descendants of
Joan of Arc, brothers; one is aged nine,
aud the other eleven; the government in
Paris co,opperates in this expression of
national gratitude.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

Tue MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH INMExICo.
a party of Americans have put up a line
of magnetic telegraph fiom the city of
Mexico to NapoIucan, ii distance of one
hundred and fifty miles. or half way down
to Vera Cruz, To which it is To be ex.
tended in less than three months time.
The liue already up is doing very fair
business, the receipts averaging S35 per
day, aud the expenses about SIS These
receipts will he largely increased when
the line is finished to Vera Cruz. An
"lner line is in contemplation from the
city Of Mexico to Acapulco, on the Pacit.
c, 500 miles further, which will be
highly important connection, considering
our California possessions un the Pacific.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

IMMENSE TRAIN.--A train of ninety
fire cars, drawn by two locomotives, ran
over the Hudson River RaiIroad, on
Monday, going north. 1t was m"re than
a mile in length
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

PMILLDFLPHA. february 90.
St"ck'-PennsyIvann Gves s9l Tennessee
SKIES l0?. Ohio SiIes. 1875, III, United sxes
1867. Ilai.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

IB'ou thanks are due 10 Lieut Gov. Medill
fora copy of the report upon 'lees and salaries"
~ A full supply of good coal eau now be Ind
We do this advertisement gratis.
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Look Out!

Look Out!
ENoR that hacking cough, it will lead to consump-
4 ton, USE nowE's Cough CANDY sold by
E. l.. SLOCUM,
Nov 20 Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio.
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Buffalo Markets.

frFFALn. February II.
STATE oFTRAnE Dnrihg tne pnsl yyecl; tho mar.
ket at this point has been more active. l. vl.eat
we notice sale "n Wednesday nf 3In4 bn.h-i.
white Detroit, delivered a. raihoad pi BGc On
thursday there wIs a En's mnIs If 5000 barrels
OH" fonr. ai figures ringing from 33 C5 10 20 b.
Tor common 20 bcst brands II will be- observed
that these sies look place h"tre tie arrival olth-
steamers neHs: siuce which time we hive hud
M transactions IN wheat. the s'rci; of which y
light. Bnd holders views too high F,r buyers, ~"
hear OF an offer pf 3ic being refused fora lot rr
white, delivered at raihoil 80 trarssciun- IL
flour except for city -et1il which ar. iron la j. 10
2jc higher Corn-no silrs Cinv,.r serl-surnc
coming n, selling from 81 50 To si75. accnrdiAe
tn quality. Wtisk-y-sicck H. 1T nnd price yery
firm nj l8c. P0rk--sales through tie. weel, hsye
been mad" at fl4.2jasi50. the price flnl ar
lat figure to-day. Dressed hpas are in demand
at d64c. and Gic has been paid f,r very h,ayv
corn fed. The number arriving is snail - Com I.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

LEGISLATIVE APPRECIATION OF GEonGE
WAsuINGroN.- The Two houses adjourned
over yesterday afternoon until Monday,
without an act or word relative to the
Father Of our freedom, 1t may be that
the Age of Progress having arrived, it is
deemed advisable to bury his gre at fame
under the ashes of the old Constitution,
-CdpitaL City Fact.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

Public SaIe.--See Gen. Maccraoken's ndver
'''ement' His stock Of furniture is of tie best
and choiceSt kinds. and will be sold low. A iin,.
ehance is here offered for barguins.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

lNTERvENTmN-M Mr.. Clarke of Rhode
Island. in bis speech in the Senate, on
the Intervention question, quotes the
following resolutions of an assembly Of
wass at Carlyle in Illinois:
RcSoIrcd, That we are in favor of the
freedom of the people of downtrodden
Hungary, of downtrodden ireland, of
downliodden Germany, of downtrodden
Poland. and of the freedom of the "rest
IF mankind"
Reso'eed, If Russia does rot respect
the inalienabIe rights of the Magyar,
England those of the Irish and France
those of the "rest of mankind" we are
for Intervention, if polite, if not pnlilic,
then we are for non intervention: that if
the overgrown powers of Europe don't
respect freedom, we will make them do
il if we can. and if we can't we won't.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

A MONSTER CORPORATION Tho House
OF Delegates of the Stale of Maryland,
on Thursday last, passed bill uniting
seven of the leading coal companies of
Allegheny county, under one charter,
empowering them to hold 10000 acres of
land issue stock To the amount uI Sl2, ,OOO,.
900, own railroads and perform Sc, ,eral
other large operations. The Cumber.
Iaud Uajoaist disIikes the bill, as calcu
lated to crush the smaller companies and
then form,a monopoly.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

ESCAPED CoNvicTs.-Three convicts
escaped from the Ohio Peniteuiary on
Saturday evening. There names are J.
Y ,Armor, w. Thompson and W.Marvin
The latter escaped once before and was
arrested at Cincinnati, A reward Of $500
is offered tor their apprehension.-Jour-
naI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

The SPANISH FLAG TORN DnwN.-ll is
said that when Mr. Laburde, the Spanish
Consul arrived at New Oileansa few
days ago, aGnmber Of Spaniards assem-.
hed on the lcvee and hnisled to the
breeze Spanish flag, which was amnst
instantly hauled down aud tnru 10 pieces
by a crowd, who felt in no good humor
even at the ConsuI's return.
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Isss' GAZETTE EST sTIBL.sHMENT. ls-;
Ohice-ln tho Tallmadge Block ara ,,or,, -, -
GEORGE WEAVER,
rprTOR Avn Rno,o..-

The bancaster CaZct,e.--The LAzcAsrrn Ga.
EI'rE Is published every Thursday, At tie follow.
ing rates.
One copy, ono year, in advance. ..........si rs
within the year. r.,...,.......... 2 90
., alter the year expires. 70
ItTeo copies, 10 ono address. ss............b 90
Ilvs .............. %
iIn .:.........,..io W
From and a'ter the expiration Of tho yesr, tho
legal rate Of interest will be charged upon tho high
est terms. Orders for clubs must be accompanied
by me cash. The person, getting up club Of ten,
VIII be entitled to copy gratis so long the club
continues tn ough bis exertions. The Cash system,
inne"spapeTs, is tho most convenient and proiita-
bic, both for publisher and subscrber and Il Is 10
Do hoped that, wherever it is possible, it will bs
strictly adhered to
AaVefisiAg.--lho GAZETTE affords profitable
medium for advertisers. It hiss now larger per-
maDent circulation than at any previous time, and
this - constantly Increasing 'Tne favors Of our
customers viii bo set up in a coEipsct manner thus
tiording TO each ono an equal chance for publicity.
Ile'eaiter, the following terus will be strictly
adhered to-
One sluara. thrpp in .0r+;,p, A, M
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
w. \. Cnnk. k.....tl7j Lewis Beery.... .tl7I
Jacob g. Shaetfer. . 90 Dlnirl LUZ .----.2 ! :
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The Wsetiy 0assHe.-Tbh paper Tor the
present week is filed rs usuaI with large smonu,
Of miscellaneous intelligence. continuing nearlv
ss much reading matter as the other city psner.
combined. IN il will be found fair synoo.i, IL
Congressional aud Legislative proceedings For.
esn news miscellaneous intelligence and variety
OF other matter calculated to interest. aDu,e and
crafty The general reader The large amount Of
matter which is published in lis columns eae,.
week makes il one Of the best of Western pa.
Pers' and tho citizens OF the county show their
appreciation OF this disposition 10 please them. by
'he'r gradually increasing support Price sl,75
per annum in advance. Single copies, five cents,
California Bargains Our friend Wilock. Of
'he fbludelphia Commission Store offers superi
or Inducements 10 customers. II will be seen by
h'S advertisement that he designs removing to
Ca'i"ril and is anxious to dispose of bis present
stock all OF which he proposes 10 sell at the low
est figures Call and see; you win be sure to
hnd something you wish to purchase. His good
have been selected with care aud canneI lail ID
please,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26

u. S. Mint AT New YoRK.-Thc Cham
Der of Cummerte of New York have
held an extra meeting, aud adopted a
memorial To Congress, asking that the
principal Mint be removed to New York +,
instead of the formatnn Of "a branch
Mint, on the ground that the mau,ain-
ance of two Mints- one at Philadel.
phia and one at New Yolk-would he
supcl1uous and uselessly expensive.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
New York MARKETS.

NEw ipnW Fob; 92-p. "
6O1O bbls Stale Flour s 05la4.gj.Oan ij "a
1900 bu New Jersey ard Wheat 81 G3Gi lra010
h.r prime Ohio Rel What a. MA 10; g"ud
Penaslvsu al sl.lG. 1900 prime IN 1ed corl
G3. 800 Lbis PoIk Al pri' e. unchanged.
NEw Y0nK February 2i-M
Sides Of l200 lrrreIs State -four AT ?iO33 T., a.
Indiana s. 10 $j.I2l; 2000 bushels OH mS"n
corn at 60: 81 hid. KDn'ucky blccp ai 10 u;
900 barrels lard ut u! Cai;e-yc.i"rney i0D
beeyes, southern aud New York. oFrc.l; sale.
good. retailing qualities att Ia o. cow- aad cn!y-.
at $40 tofij. $500 sleep arl lambs oi prices
from f975 Ia &. aud an advmce un 100 extra
,heep tU $IU in 10 2Jlper he'd.
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The bnncasier CaEet,e.--Tho LAxcASrrn o..
E1rE Is published every Thursday, at tue follow.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-26
9hr Markfts.
LANCASTER, Thursday, Februaryl26 1859
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CiScisS.Ti. February % p. ".
Flonr-Th-re WASH very gpo,l deinlyd early in
'lle day. with S1rs "i $50 hartri. lrpm sine. ~,
f315; 400 uDh ljl do. At sJ43. Tie rlrcigu
news per Cambria checked opcfal!Dn. and we
ii not henr of aie to itdirate llle r!ieo, or the
decline IN Engla Il Clover Seed Il .pa, $3.50
s6.i5 whi,key Is. Lin,eod Oh GJGG7. 81.
asses 80. Sugar 4IG5i
CISciSSATI Feby. %.
River risen3 feet. Weather very hue Flour
-8OD bb's sOld st $40 tp -; market npenrd
very heavy but better reiing prevaiird ailer
chnnse caused by aly'crs from Nrg Ynk ard
New Oilean" IN pr yi.nps 40n hhi. and 800
kegs L@rd NJ &c frr frmrr nnI Gs ar latter; 10
hhds laeon a, i lur sinud-rs AUDI ir sides
packed. WLi'Sey ~ /, ljc. 40 cuange IN
Groceries.
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kossUTn.-Kossulh was taken sud
denly i'll at Cincinnati on Monday. 1t is
not known when he will leave the city.
He made an address at the Washington
Banquet on Monday, and if his health
permits. was to address the Hungarian
this afternoon.
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L.ncas..r. On. Es,rl,rr !. -.

rrOhio StaeJournsl and Ohio Statesman, publish
ally ior i weeks, an send bills to this Office.
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Township Eirciioi,.

Wig Stale Ceatai Committee
February o. 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-24
INDIA RUNriEIt GOODS.

TE'RE CONGRESS PIEATED.-CAUTIoN TO sBoD
ne,less-Lenrn.ng that urprincipcd persons ire
Offering Elastic Gore 90 naruiaesurers Of Patent Con-
gres Boots tde By hrsidng weaving India Rubber In
Such way Sc 70 cause sh contraction. or expansion Of
tie fabo with the spring t notice gNen that any mode
OF covering and combining fbrou materials with cords oil
India Rubber used in making Congress Boots direct
and positive violation of my PATENT and whoever manu-
fscture sells The Congress Scots thus made will BIO
cued for damages All who authorized by mo TO use
are required 20 stamp each pair wish the words Days Pa
teD all others nfrng and dealers are warned
against Vie they choose TO % oonoerned Ia
pirstng this ONT Knowing that ths are 81
emptns through their Instruments 70 m'eesd
Ing dealers aud have for shsir infer
nation the opinion of two Of the most distinguished
Patent Lawyers the United States TO be
rntshed shall hold every dealer responsible where the
n.nufscturer Is irresponsible. HORACE II. DAY. Owner
ali the Paten with Congress Boots. N. B.
Licenses granted % Courtland rtros New YORK. and by
authorized agents throughout the United Sttcs exceps
Massachusetts, hase and Now Hsnpehro, owned by Charles
Wnslov, Of Lynn, Mass.
LrsA opINIoNsI havo examined tho iettcrs Pasen is
sued Dupont Hyatt bearing date the 10Th October 1870
OF opinion that the Of elastic cores made By
fbrous materials which expand and contract Ia
combination with In dis Rubber Springs, applied in the
manufacture OF CATER boots Infringement the Pa
tent. New York. April q, 1851. r. b. CUTTING.
BosroN, June ls6lI have mado similar examination
ofhe esters Paon sbovc referred 10 and concur In M
Cuttingc opinion. EUFUs CBOATS-
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PgpFIc. MAPKFre

N,r,S,s Feb u since tho dao Of our lat cir ,u'a-,
roa'ses has continued TO decline and within th- last
Gay Two purctasce have been made 20 limited extent
e. IT. Tue exports OF crop - the 3ist uls, are
eCo lhts. assinst u ic0 hhdH ls,t year Muscovsio
Moassss il neglected operations having been confined
% few lots q very choice az 3s The stock Of SUGARS
II siiU isEurcieut 70 induce active mazkst, and
note fa- unUsusl scarcity Of the finer qualities,
The SpELisgis eoger buyers sad pay 6rs for ycoTs
aud Z 3rs f.r whites; log ard Inferior kinds are
neglected We Quoso cc1uches az 2 as, browns,
81 ~; common yeIogE, . Il ); lne DO * q o;
vitf, eTa In Muao0vedcs there have been but few
operations az ,rs FOR 70 good sDd 5rs tor
choice. Honey siar, per gallon including cRss Box
shocks duh a. rs txty days last sae of bosris,
$40; yellow Pine, $50 HID shocks entirely wihoJ.
demand, apa ell arrivals have &c so into store Hoops.
Se6 $50. Nails, 81 30 Lard. Slt a SIS Fish dull
st III a8-rs But few frejghts Offering r. 81 Is fos
polas,es, ard 81 rs per hid. for sugar Exchanges,
2h as per cent discount
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SECOND BOARD.
CirN TRADE REPORT.

AsHEs go 6Ilr pots and pearls changed hands at So
ara 50 l21@ per lto lbs Market steady.
at s24 SO per ton.
81 - ordinary to choice State, with common to good
Southern at 81 9s SO l21s ana mixed to fancy West
ern at SIS &5 49, Rye -four ana corn meal were in
animate Wheat moved to the extent Of 500 bushels
Southern white at 81 le 7oo do southern at ST o.
81 10 and 1900 Jersey do at 81 O8 Barley moved to
the extent Of 80 bushels tworowed at SOC and corn
TO that M IL 500 do Western mixed at $50 with Souher
white at zoe the previous asures Rye and oats were
unchanged
CATTLE-At WASHINGTON Drove Yard-OHsred. 400
beey,s (600 Southern and remainder from this STATED
Demara fair and prices firm sslea good retailing qua
lities at from TO cents few extra sold at higher
figure About 200 head left over un,od At Brownings
Offered so and calves at from 500 to 500 S45
All sod 500 sheep and lambs on sale Prices at from
Sc rs 81 to $7-the latter figure adyauce 100 ex
ira sheep sold OF from $40 to S5 per head Market
cleared. at Chsmberlsn's-Hudson River Bulls II, ad
Offered $50 beef CATTLE at to 9o rs COWS and calves
Prices Of sheep So so $3.50 SO 5O lambs 81 so IS SO
to co.
CorroN-The sales 10. day were SOC bales at prices
indicating lower market caused by the large
rvss and the ndispo.on of shippers to operate until
after the receipt Of the lsttsrs per Canada.
1lc, and 5000 Rio at S;s 9Ac Demand a,tive
CerrER--Nellow Estal freely dealt in az II 90,
cs.h, per 10.
fRricHrs shippers to Liverpool were waiting the
ceipt Of the CampIias letters hence there were
gagements Of moment reported. Cotton, however was
a. ID and -four Is, and grain ct 81. Cd There was
no alteration to London. 10 Hsyrc, cotton at
ashes SO 81 and rice at SIS. 10 California, clippers
were demanding G5c.
FEATHERS Live geese (Westcgn) seemed nominal at
35 acc. per b. cush.
FAur.-some $50 boxes Malaga raisins found buyers,
a. 81 u Fl 10, and 500 half do, at size
GINSENG ruled scsrce and quiet at a. 47c per ID.
HAr.-Ncrthern Continued dull at IS 85c-Supply
increasing.
UfMr varied little 10 bales un5res.ed Anne; icsn bring
Ing SllS 30. usual tine.
HoSEY.-Cuha was il retail demand at 53c SIC per
gallcn.
mos A ssls Of leo tons Coltn':s pig effected, at
500, cash, to sI1. six months. Market steady.
LINZ. -Eocsspd common remained nominal 1t 81 a
q 81 2. !. Per hundred pounds.
EolAssIs There were 500 barrels Louisiana taken, a.
3ac-the previous value.
NAVAL sronts Excepting the disposal OK 200 barrels
crude turpsntiDe. at SO 0ol and 400 common rosr at
81 ~ ~ 80, nothing was done.
0iis Crude wLsle hell Gee city mnfa lin,eed
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hgoR PASSAGE ORLv-FOR BAN FRANCISCO pr.
rect, Regular Pschet Linc.-The srleadid copres-
ed snd copper fastened cipper bsrk KsEALIH Boarse
MASTER. vili sail Ihurte.5, February % THU
onrs superior ndueoonis for p.ssensee being
fast caller will mako thc passage in about ninety days. Her
Accommodations FOX passenEere caHnot be eurpsssed No
freight taken exceps small Tote fer psssonrers For pass
only, Amply n. ID. FOWLER AGENT,
&c West street. corncs OF Albany strset
TIC CLIPPER chip John Btting 800 tons burthen, H.
Estegsn master having OF her engaged will
coed TIC bark kIsmliD at licr II ~. X. kpry TO
4. l. u FOWLER, Sc West strces; or 10
CHAMBERS 4 uEI GER, 5 snt Bridge stree.
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rINRE MARRIED WCyANs PRIV. TIE MEDICAL CON-
psnon.- BY Dr.. A. Nsurieeru Professor of Diseases
Years OF su1orins of physical and mental gus many
an thecd0nsse vito, ard ocuni.ry eicusias ths
band might have boen spared by cy possession Of thio
work intended epecislly fox she married, those
contemplating marriage, 40 ~ dcloeee Important secres0
which should be known to then pErscuIsr,y.
To those whose does nos permt Of An increase a
family, II 10 ofsyecial importance.
E9re, also, every femaIcthc wife, The mother-ths sno
either budding into vomanhood the sthcr In The deslno
ofyeara In whom nature chang
can dsoovor the causes toms and the most ofoisae
ronesie and meat certain neda OF In ecr1paa1
~ which her rex is eutieot.
(Exsr.ct ofs letter from gentleman In Dayton ohie
Dr.. II. BAunIcrAu:- DAYTON. Mar !, l8A
NY ppkR SIR My wife hiss been perceptfby sinkingfse
oome three more enequepce great anguA
ment sueccgsve moro ard de si tatina
and prostsAtBa her. putting hor life in nnons danGsI.
Ard which the l.st occsGiop teSpared Of sup.
posed this state Of things was inevitable and resigned
mopha) heard your book highly spoken f taininS
teTs rescln On s receipt and perussf,
cannot express 10 10 relo ~ Afforded dstres ID
mind It's pages In parted wife learn
hg thst the Fra: dsco,ery Of H. DesoueAux provided
remedy. IL opened trozIest 70 re which hssle con-
have passed head In al hunsu rrabsbNy WIZ
would hEve bosn ia hes ghye and my ohidror ets mothe
ie-7.
IL TO- course irrraesicabla convey moro fully Ne
INTENDED for the married tboge rriaga.
fce Hlc a. ~ bSe .dwry - the publishing otoe II
L'rc7ty stsect, rev YORK; Little Co. Albany; joseph
Igeter kosbe, Aisssns b. Peterson % Chestnut strss
Philadelphia.
reoeir, o, 81 cory viii be tr.nrmit.sd By mali
Of popits ~ the Unitad All letters
be :ddgessed pest psc 70 Dr. A. n h.ureesu.
liza New York cisy. ofice 10 Liberty street.
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ERArKbIN KUsEuE. l70 CHATHAM eQUAH

E'RAhKbIN kUsEUE. 10 CHATHAM GQUARR, Ob
II block stove tho National ThcAtrs9eorse Les. cole
crsrreorgsloon performances eveSy afernoon sn3
Ink. knserssnments ia the afternoon 81 TIRES
oeotk ard P she evening alfpaes oolook Ihc
ament varied and seieos and euch 90 cen r.
Other pisoc Of entortsinmcnt IA New YORK
stating Fenie Ethio plan OpevG Troupe; sso, Mons
Gregoirc $40 aIorssa, In tie WORLD WHO viii brock
tho offer him; no viii rise
challenge any TO kill bullock" viii h oienoBGi
Ee for any amount Of money; Troupe Of Model ArHss
their bcAut. ard dgrre ard who
number Of beautiful .abissusi company Of Aras
CYP variety o. fsa of ssrenqth and deg
sGrisy; oonpsny OF Vale and Fems'e Artists, who viii
give exhibition Of Marble StasrsTy uuoqusos 10 hc
sold. together wish variety ofin.oTeethg pc~tsrnsnc
every afternoon srd evening Eospartiol!ars, hie Of
each dsy Atmissionbeass In friyate Eoses 81 cent?
fente.
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NOR LiykKFOoL-uNITED syATrS hAIL syEAN-
II shin ATLANTIC, Capt James West-This ssczmeF wiz
depar. With She United States ss for Europe, positively.
on Saturday, March At o'clock NJ from her borsh ST tie
foot Canal No berth secured Till paid for
freight pseeesc having urcqussd for
elesapce and comfort apply 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS & co, No. So wall ssreas.
Tho steamship Arctic will succeed she AMsntlo and call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-24

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-24

EoR San FRANCISCO. CALIFoKNIA.-THE A. sU-
pegior CLIPPER Bark ABA PACKER, ~ L. Ccothere
msser will from Philadelphia the 2sh February
IN ballast TRIM with passengers oniy This apienht new
bark 10 fted with comrodous saloon 100 feet In
length. with state rooma sordrg the beat ard cheapest
for families or parties, and will sail on the day.
paid. Passage in upper cab S225; 10 cabin,
Sl forward s'c0 For passage apply Immediately to N.
ECSElEY, 81 South Front street. OF a. w. BALI, 9uth-
f.ont and srut atreets Philadelphia n.
BIT confidently expected shat the passage viii De made
In rinety DAYS.