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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
NEWSPAPER FOR tnE PEOPLE

From The frs, Of January mex, the VERMONT WATCH
MAN 4 STATE JOURNAL will be published, every Thurs
day morning, simultaneously at
Montpelier, Nortbneid, aud Waterbury,
and this sansoment will be extended as fast aud ns far to
other town. in this section Of the State public paonag.
shall warrant
The publishers will endeavor inefosse the interest,
fulne and substantial value Of their paper al Of it, read
seeking through authorized and responsible agents and
correspondents ia these and other towns items Of news bus
inet. arrangements public improvements, marriages, deaths
and shos all in the several localities touching
business politics education and social and moral improve
neut which msy be deemed worthy Of public noteethus
taking cgnzsuce Of whatever interests tho communities
where our paper ccuses and stimulating oil to whatever
may cndues to their property II is attempt realize
the old and idea Of newspapera record Of at
home abroad Interesting aud FOL 10 those who read it.
something besdes the Transcripts Of metropolitan politics
and gossip which this day generally form the of
esunry papers. The Of tho plan Of viii main
y depend upon the vigilance and uigmen, of agents
respondents FAR their particular ocaes concerned
wehs invite the cooperation Of good men, w,hou,
ing ourselves politicians Of faith, politicians
all Abatng 10, title Of political creed hut
maintaining independent party,
fair opponents, hope to deserve well ofs.
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~ liberay; and II exigencies shall demand pa
per will be enlarged to accomplish the design
TERMS $50 or yeai 81 for MONTHS 81 cents for
pon'h. Advertisements Of "A hnes less inserted time.
for 81 "a lines, per line c1ninunncrs beyond
s~eeks at half price. P'oAae notice. Of ordinary lie gth
sl.50 Special contracts made with YEARLY advertisers Al
subscriptions and advertisements through
sss he paid in advance they souvcnieny keep
special accounts.
Annexed list ofnsens to receive subscriptions, ADVERTISE
mcnt. and communications and pcknow ledge payment for
the Subscribers wishing the lst Of
January, should give their names immediately.
Brook6eld, $. n. SMITH
Cabot. G. G. BROWN,
Danville CHARLES :. DANA,
Emore, 5. G. SCOTT,
Hyderark, EDWARD n. SAWYER,
Mhrshfeld, l.. ID. PUTNAM
M,ddlesor, JESSE JOHNsON,Jr
Nouhfeld T.. SMITH,
Ofsngr, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Stove, JOSEPH &. RAYMOND,
StrafIord, WILLIAM ROLLINS
souih Stratford DANIEL w. JUDD
Tnnbtdge, JEREMIAH FOSTER
Wnitshed and Fnyston, ORANGE SMITH,
Warren FRANKLIN 4. WRIGHT,
Waterbury sni Duxbpry. -. G. SMITH
Wiamsiowa, RODOLPiIUS AlNSWORTH
Wo'cestef JONAS ABBOTT
Many other agents have been appointed whose names il
be given when they accept the agency.
Dec. 20, 1881. T. p. WALTON & SON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFIcr.
lNrN... . - no .-

'ALiiAN TELEGRAPH OFFICE
M may morn Dec % lo1l
Hs royal mail steamship Canada from lv.
l''l' roc' i''h' arrived at about lO4 O'Clock
"'n ahalFs continue To be the mgos.ug
interest oul there had been 30 fresh
inments bad been placed in state of
numbers Of the mouutn rary
i"' country. Several !ogons of fhe
Nii Nu1fd have been disarmcd for exhibit.
faction
'.' 'he Army SO for rs reported was
N' 'h .Af'f OF Louis Napoleon 10 3 SEQ a.
'1, hI..
SERIOUS a- iuruanccs were few. ana of u,to3
lo' I'D uumuhf OF arrests is stated 40 1850
ST. h's bus been again arrested, and sent
UT si4n frontier.
'I-ih mas resigned the oditor,hip of the
'Sr', ana Us sad 10 be- going To the Uni
''aies
Do lhc Nietre, the Socialists, during shor,
u,lncy had burned ,he reristries and ar.
es and destroyed much property.
Oompte DE Chanbord Henry Fllh had sought
200 toryicu with Prince Saartzenbc-r AT Vi.
bat bad been told That Louis Nam con
receive the c0untcnance of an nonsr, hal
en- a.is.
genty-ihree newspapers are said 10 be ans.
aaod in France.
ht horses. present from the Snlt,u Ia the
Pr anf arrived at Narseilles oD IA. gth INST
4 rorli1m Jerome B1nenarts 10 ,bo Posi-
d.at published, advising moderation. and a
appeal to tlc people.
es H1m iae Caps ar C,.s-i fI,,i,o 10 Nov.
20. severe chlstisomcut had been
iHa cueuy by tue force under
m Of Con- somerset. Tho kaflirs ON
i-. i'er' Bush District have been repused in
stirmisnc7. iH d,e Water Klo6f The en-
ueaieu oacl, aiier several hours bard
ana uer cHnp destroyed ! be British
'auted 10 I'D siiiod and wounded The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

Liheirs Living .lge. Boston, +. Littell s.
Co. no 1913, for January 3, IS the first of new
volume. OF course new subscribers will wish
to begin with that number. To those who have
not the means Of taking the Lest literary publ
cations Of Grea, Britain and America, or not he
leisure to read them all we commend LitielFs
Living Age, which is compiled FROM all the best
publications Of the day. The task is performed
judiciously, and the Age" is an excellent sub
stitute for the several monthly and quarterly
magazines from which It's articles are supplied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

To every reader is Kossuihs speech to the
ladies Of New York-the most beautiful, most
eloquent, most touching speech he has yet de-
livered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
CONGRESS.

q paCl WpaE he eafn
consideration of nriva,e hills vas adopted by
vote of yeas 2O-nces 10.
The Compromises ns us,.l then came in fo
consideration. Mr.. Houston made speech a
gainst the resolution and Co. the prsldcncy.--
He voted for the omnromise Measures, and APP
proved them. but he was mo, f,r mixing then
test questions 1t was NOT tbo business of the
Senate 10 make platform for the Democratic
party. tint belon I'd TO tbe conventions lie
should. therefore. 90 apainst tbe resolution.
Mr. Fnotc replied limited strongly al the Don
allsuu and Greer correspondence. and hoped the
dsy was far distant when nnv person who had
sacrificed principles and party ues--rho had
been fis, 10 ali p,rties.-,ybo nossessed no abil-
nv, no single moral quality.-who was utterly
deficient IN statemans6ip and political honesty
who catered for the support OF Free Sol votes,
himscIfa Southern man shouJ be elected TO
the Presidency for. when such a person sue
ceodod in gctunq iuto that HIGH place. would
be to the mefiaceable DISGRACE of cur NATIONAL
institutions.
hlr. Houston reioined, saving that il bad been
suspected tha, the Senator from Mississippi was
himself the Warwick of a Prosidrn'iaI p.ol and
that this resolution was part of his neg PARTY
machinery.
= be- Senators coprse reminded him Of 90 an
Iecdotc which he would rotate There was a
t''! excellent man whose name was
arson Menns-an honorable. ml1o.e' "pu.
neifled n'n-a good nelghbor and I'.Nl
VINO had a most restless diSpos i'oA ai1 W.T.
ing his religion. A friend one n,olt Dad q wise
ION, and Do was of Paradise After Ucaal that
Inlnre II orcn-roli 10 Ill.,, u,,+ H. .',lIllo 10
see some of his ola friends. and a, rau-ci for
Parson Means. lie was told that che Darsan
was not there bat perhaps it woui be "eI 70
inquire IN Pnr-etoW. The fri ndupaTfd u'.I-
er ana was received by The keepgr "il s.'
respect ans cordially. While addressing
VISIT r the Keeper stopped abruptly say n-
there moment; Farson Means has broaoa JUS
chtin' and, unless l secure HIM agHn ha WI.
Few moments turn furgatory upside a'"M
l'feit laushter.I lie would leave 'Ae 9'D''"
TO nuke me application.
Air' oote sald the reason he hal no' aI''
ms remarks ParbcuiArly 10 Inc Senior was
cause that wound ne our ol order We NeN'"
could not Jorge cham strong enough TO c0n'A
nun rom DONG ms duty The Senator was DOW
V Hherly TO return 10 Fursatory OF ln'tN''
"a'cheVer ne pelscd.
ii", sE'-Mf, carter moved the su'peN 900
lae IlIe5 10 rn'o-' nun To introduce ies'n'
nor ile appointment oi commuee o. ''e
WINK on LOUIS Nps.iltn' on ils nrny| ai iNe p
itai' 70 introduce hHn 20 the House IF tcr
'V''' "hch moi'"n was decided 90 'h'r
N'e. yeas ~; NOES ga vote oiiuo thr
'"- ''''''i'y 'o' '''' suspension OF 'l,
a.. 'hSDAl'
~ 'A'''u7'
'"1 '"''"'''''' 'lPohp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

The thrmers viii observe that portion OF our
columns Is set apart anew, for their particular IN
terest aud benefit. lnasmuch as a good part that
appears under the head Of the Plow" is and
will be editorial It Is but fair 10 say that the
General takes charge Of that department, and Is
entitled to all the honor his services shall merit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

The International .uagasiHe o, Literature, .iri
and Science New York, S,nnger& Towns
bend
The January number has come TO hand. II is
the first number of volume five. The first srli-
Gle is brief one, on kossuth with portraits of
the illustrious Magyar and his family. Next
comes the ancient monuments Of q feece,n with
thirteen engravings next The Poems Of Tay-
Tor and S'oddard," with portrait of the latter
next " Underground territories of the United
States" with seven engrayings, illustrating the
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky aud then hun.
dred pages more of various articles. Nathaniel
Hawthorne is 10 furnish a series of tales for the
present volume the new Novel of Charles
Dickens will be published in il and with the
aid OF various writers Of repute and the indeial-
igable pen Of Mr.. GrIswold, volume five Of the
international" will be an improvement upon
preceding ones, and, to say the least one of the
best monthles published in the language
Terms 80 per year, and cheap enough at that
To Clubs two copies for IS, or five copies for
$40, and clergymen Of ali denominations will be
furnished with single copies at the lowest Club
late e. ~ per year, as we understand IT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

o. Thanks to Hon. solomon Foot for copy
OF Senator Stewards speeches on the Kossutil
resolution.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

The .4ibany Ciltiraior. The reception of the
January number together with the handsome
Pictorial Cutiyator Almanac" for 1852, reminds
US that 1t is but just TO say to our friends the
farmers that the Cultvator is the cheapest agri
cultural monthly published in this county, be-
cause II contains nearly or quite double the mat
ter of any other. Single copies 81 seven CO.
pes Tor So or fifteen for $40 Address l..
Tucker, Cultiyator Office, Albany, NY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

Locai .Nttes aai Notices. See that head and
the matter under it, Just this sort of thing, and
as much as shall be furnished, we propose TO do
for every town and village IN the range of our
circulation
Biaoawoods Edinburgh Magazine f r Deem
Der has been IN hand for several days When
Americans can get an American publication of
an Edinburgh Magazine within two or three
weeks from the issue ofthe original at home it Is
useless to depend upon the foreign supply, Leon
ard Scott q Co., New York do up their work
handsomely, and with great despatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

HORP0RArloN NoTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE is
~ hereby given 10 the OCCUPANT
pants Of all houses and lots improved
lands Affected thereby that the following
been completed by tho and lodged
Of the Bureau Of for all persons
Interested VIA -For fencing vacant lots
and fhircth streets, and Fifth Madison avenues
The limits embraced by such assessment include
several houses and lots Of ground peoes
parcels Of land situated the aide Of ffh
nue. between Twenty aud Thrteth and on the
southery side Of Thirteth street. ward Nos 32 340
All whose interests affected the above
who opposed to the Of
them requested to present their objections In writing
70 the nndergned at their office, No Hall " Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notioA
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, I
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Aseessors.
EeHUn ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept.
10, 1852 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

1900 and upwards "Cartmen," Wednesday, 18th Nov.
Persons desiring licenses, will apply after se
November The numbers must be newly painted each
side the according aw and the carts brought to
the south side Of Chambers street, opposite the City HAL
they will be inspected and the old ceDse after being
checked by the Inspector must then DO presented 70 the
First Marshal for renewal Carmen are re-
spective IL lawful licenses after
the last day October Tho attention of all persons keep
ing using express baggage wagons, and other
vehicles the articles from place to place
within the city, directed TO the following extracts from
the Ordinance
Section J. Every cart truck, wagon, dray other
vehicle, drawn by horses other animals,
which shall be kept used driven employed for the trans
portaton Of anything whatsoever from place
to place within tho city Of New York. for hire
for such transportation sha he doomed Public Carr
shall heep drive employ any such public
without fret obtaining license therefor from the Mayor
Of said city, hereinafter provided shall be deemed guilty
Of violation Of this ordinance and subject TO 6ne not
exceeding ten dollars imprisonment not exceeding
Section 2. 1T shall not be lawful for
any person 20 receive 20 hold license keep Public
Carts be Public Cartman, unless he lie citizen
the United States and has family and resides with his a
my in said city If not having family shall have resided
himself therein during the sx months pceeding and Is the
actual owner Of the cart carts With good horses therefor
licensed to be Kept public carts and the Mayor
license the thereof touching their qpa
aforesaid and all licenses thor than persons quail
fed, shall be void
By order OF Bis Honor, the Mayor.
AyuER TAYLOR, Firs. Marshal.
ayers Office, September 10th. 1852
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THE MARRIED woxAN,s PRIVATE MRDIcAE

TINE MARRIED W0MANS PRIVATE MRDICAE
Companion-By DR.. A. NJ Mauriceau, Professor Of Dis
ease OF Women.-Twenteth edition Is pp 8A Price
81 Years Of suderng OF physical and mental angush, ~
husband might have been spared BY timely pcsssson o
this work ~ intended especially fer ths married, e
those plating marriage ~ 10 dselosss mpoytanf
secrets which shoud be known TO them particularly.
Here also, every female-ths vifetha mothsr-Aha eno
either budding int woanhooA the other decline q
discover the causes symptoms and the most seisn5
remedies and most certain mode Of svsry eenpla1
10 which her sex 10 subisct.
(xxrset Of alstssr from gentleman In Dayton, ohol
d.: A, Y. HAynIc.Av, No. l29 Liberty ssrsss: =
some three years more in consequences great
Eush and suffering months before and during
nnenent-every successive and debiitatn9
and pfostrAsng her, putting her life In mmimsnt dsnEs
And which Was, on the last occasion, dsspairsd Of -
pSssS this .:s: Of things was and f':s.sd $
months heard your book highly SPOKEN o. =
cannot express 70 you Shs relief Aaords sssr,ess4
shas the Ersas discovery n Dssomssu1 pFovdsd
ssiysS Va sRsnsd prSspsss % me Which Sss so
haze passed over NJ head i al is.ss pr.Sssay n
wSnld have kssa In her svs aaS ~ sAiArsal ~
81 seurss np.ss.IsssI. No convoy nsss ssTy sAe
Intend Tor sSs nsssisS q ihoss sossnpisiss Sssrss
For sale ~ Broadway Aston House. and he puhnsS-
Ing once, lo Liberty street, New York; Litsls CO. AT
Ssny Jossln Tusasr Noble Alabama; b Psitsrssn. =
viii be transmittsd By mail free Of poslaes 70 ~
y Dr. a. =. nkUnIcnAU,B os INA Hsv YcrS ~
ooss - LDuu ssoeA
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AGENCY,

Two HOUSE AGENTS AND OTHERS-THE ApvER-
tiser wishing to extend his business would like to pur-
the gecd Will OF an agency Tor letting houses
would literally pay any person who would by his influence
Agent, Herald Office.
Two LANDLORDS AND LEssEEs.-THOSE WISHING
Iii 70 iet their houses will find IL to their advantage TO
70 Turn away applicants in numbers for
tenants e lover than any other IN the oty once hours
o6 Nj 2to7P.M.
WokTHiNGT0N q. 6NETHEN CONTINUES TO
ssspss ths claims snS settle
q home and abroadSo obtain and
pouny eoLlese debta dividends isgseies andn-
sountrssso make funds n osnS ana
and on bond ana mortgage and TO negotiate the
and sale loans lands and patent rights In any state Of
the Union Particular attention paid 70 California land
6netbep, No Carroll place. Capitol BILL aahns tou D.
will oet With pYoppA attention
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ANTHOLOGY.

L lies DIFFICULT TIES.
~ Life IL ut best q vale Of tears,
But those who in tho coming years
Can see their map of life displayed,
BY means Of ROBACk s magic aid,
Can many threatened evil shun,
Reading tho future a they
by all the signs that Earth and Heaven
As Times interpreted have given,
lie reads the secrets Of the past.
The future too, before him cast
fts evil and it's good reveals,
And all It's mysteries unseals:
II debt, or love, or fraud, or pain,
Tho fear Of loss, the love Of gain,
Success in life or any plan,
To benefit your fellow man,
Your anxious thoughts and hopes engage,
Seek ROB LEX, Sweden's prophet sage
FOR the activities hodraws
Are transcripts from Truths shining laws
~fittcn in ustrious words high
Upon the volume of the sky
Dr. c. W. R0BACK may be ct all hours at his
residence No. White street. Full
50; ladies 49,
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For freight passage apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS b co, Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY " CO., Liverpool
=. q. ROBERTS Il CO, l3King's Arms Yard London
JOHN MUNROE T. CO.. Rue Metre Dame des
VICTORIES, Paris; or,
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners Of these ships will no fer id
silver, bullion Specie jowelry precious stones metals
unless bills Of ladns are signed therefor and the value
hereof therein expressed.
NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company.-The United States Mail Steaners tho
FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, commander and the HUM
HOLDT, ID. Lines, commander, will leave New York,
Havrc and Southampton for the year 1862 the follow
ing days:
LEAVE NEW yoRR. LyAvE HAvnE-
Humboldt, Sept. g. Humboldt, Oct n
Franklin, Oct. % Franhiin, Nov. q
Humboldt, Nov. 90 Humboldt, Deo, 20
Franklin, Dec. 10 Franklin, Jan 10 $50
These stoamer buiit expressly service Of
tons hurthen eaoh not surpassed either for speed
strength or comfort by vessela anoa Their
nodaions for passengers OF the most approved kud
Stopping at Southampton both going and returning they
OFFER to proceeding to London advantages
other line IN tho OF both time and money.
Price Of passage from New York 10 Southampton or
From Havre southamp ton to Now Yorh :. T. 800
geon board.
For freighs or paasses, apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Ageat, IS Broadway
WILLIAM ISEIIN, Havrs.
MARTINEAU CRosKEY CO.. Southampton.
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AUTHORIZATIONS NoTlcr.-pupLIc NOTICE n

Y
~ hereby given TO tks occupant
psAts all houses and lots improved unmproyed lands
Affected thereby that the following haze
ssnlstss by me are lodged IN the o
Ne Buyeap Of Assessments for examination by al
htsFested, vizFor raising regulating setting curb and
gutter paving The caragevay and building basins and cu
vsrts In Old Slip between Front and South streets Tho
limits embraced H sueh assessment ipcipdc all the several
hnd situated the ncrtherly side Of Old slip between
Water and South streets and the side between
ueuth and Front Streets the eastey de Of Front street.
bstwoen Cuyers alley and Coverneur lane; and the
yetsrly side between Old slip aud Goyerneur lane and
lotA sides OF Water street. between Old slip and street No.
s. All persons whose interests affected BY the above
AAnned and who opposed TO the
either Of them requested to their obectona
writing, to the undersigned, at their office, No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date of this notice
SAMUEL IL. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, tAescssors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Sept.
liza
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

T,oR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND Richmond
The United States Nail Steamship ROANOKE, Lewis
Parrish will leave pier No North River
saturday September @ at4 O'clock p. N. Bills Of lading
sieped only board. For freight or passage apply TO
LUDLOW q PLEA8ANTS
No. " Front street. near Old slip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

IN oenoesThs ordinances for licensing and regulating
Public Carts and Cartme provides that all licenses shall
prsyiOgs e h, ss spPisa for =: such time may b
Aewais Of License TO keop Public Carts aud Public
Carmen viii be granted q this ooe hsAWeen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

UMPIRE cITy LiNE.-TuRouGH TO SAN FRAN.
csco Nrsduced rates. via Aspinwall and Panama. The
splendid oubie engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 800
tons nurthen, j. Dayton Wilson, ESQ., commander will
for Aspnwal direct Thursday tho I'D September,
from her PIER No NSrth river A. three o'clock Irecisey
The Sierra Nevada Will connect with tho New York and
advertised by said company in another column that pas
guaranteed through passage, by steamships
Insurp issed for speed ventilation aud
For freight or passage apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. sHALL or RECORDS
Public notice s hereby given tina. the following petit.
tons have been presented TO the Board OF Assistant der
men.To open Onc-hundreth street. between Fifth and
Eighth to 1hrtynnth street. between Tenth
and Hudson river; to nag sidewalks in Clinton
between Hester and Grand streets whore not already
tagged All Interested having objections thereto
requested TO present them in writing to tho
his office, before the 18th day OF September
JOHN r. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
Sentemher &
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DToNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, FoI

DIoNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, FOR
Melbourne Psrs rhp and sydney the noS,s sR Ss
Ocean Eagle a fourth ship Of this line and sail punctuA
the 10th October The in which the ships q
this line have been provoncd fitted out has
for them preferences over all Others even st hghe.
others now advertised for Australia in this port eypo-
renced surgeon and proper attendants provided tor
freight Or pssssAs sIply TO JOHN OGDEN ITO wan 'Hee"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLIPPER LINE FOR PORT
A. Trardy Commander now ready sea- positively sails
this week the above port few more Gan y
accommodated with state or single oer caLiy
plcation be made board Pier Ii North ve icos q,
street. N persons having bills Of ladng are re-
auested to send In a. once signature 70 ths once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

For PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA; -CLIPPRR LINE
eommodatous Will sail the 10th nsk For freishs or ~
sage apply board pier 10 East river or 10 VIM Dussn
ANAL ~ fsaxl streeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Gross to Chatham street. Also in street, be-
tween Lexington and Third And, also for Re-
sewing Basin and Culver tho northeast
street and FOURTH avenue All persons interested in the
Shove and having objections thereto requested pre-
the writing tho Contract Clerk ohce
or before the 10Th inst NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton AQueduot Department.
Vork SAINT a