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The republic., 1852-06-29
Jns Oheioi Platform Of hs Hhig Na'i7nal Con
pfbftOn.

ptbfion.
The Whgs Of the United States, in convention
asseiublcd. firmly adherug 10 the great cOnservs.
tive republican principles by uhich they arc CON
tr0llcd and governed, and nov, n ever, rclyinR q
upon the inteliig gencc Of the American people, with
an abiding confidence in their capacity fyr sclf
government, and sleir continued devotion 10 the
Constitution snd the Union, do proclaim the fol-
lowing 3 the political sentiments snd dctcrmnal
tons Tor the establishment and maintenance a
which their national organization as party Is
effected.
TIE Government of The United States is Of a
limited character, md IL is confined 10 the exercise
Oi powers c1pressly granted by the Constitution,
and such ss nny be necessary and proper Tor car
rying the granted powers into full execution, and
that all powers not thus granted or necessarily i'm
rlird arc cNpressy reseryed TO the States respect
lively md 10 the people.
q The State governments should be held secure
IN their reserved rights, and tho General Govern
meut sustained in its constitutional powers, and
the Union IA Juld be rcvercd and watched over "a
" the palladium Of our liberties"
g. That while struggling freedom, everywhere,
culis,s the warmcst sympathy of the Wbig party,
We sii adhere to tho doctrines Of the Father Of hs
Of keeping ourselves free from all changing ALI
anccs with foreign countries, and Of never quitn 2
our own 20 stand upon foreign ground. That our
inissJn - Republic is not % propagate our opn-
ions or impose on other countries our form of 60.
v~rament by arti6ce or force, but 20 teach by er-
ample and show by our success, m0deratiln and
Justice tho blessings Of self government, and the
advantages OF free institutions
That where tho people make and control the
Government, they should obey iis Constitution,
Avs and treaties, rs they would retain their self
The republic., 1852-06-29

ScoTT RATIFIcA1IoE MsGTiSGs, of tho most en-
thu.iastic character, have taken place at Ptis-
burgb, Chambcrsburg, Trenton, Newark, Detroit,
Jersey City, Brooklyn. Kittnnning, Pottsvile, and
many other places. We have not space for the
proceedings. - PhiladeLphia Norh Annieen.
The republic., 1852-06-29

HAnrEa's MheAziNE for July lie filled, crowded,
with matter Of interest and entertainment. You
viii find IL at ShiIlington's.
The republic., 1852-06-29
r.. A. UproS, of Louisiana,

5tNTUIHr VI tNuNIVTI'1 NUFIFtlTVlOIs
James w. Bryan, of North Carolina; S. NJ. Bal
lard of Iowa; w. 4. Stewart Of California; S. Col.
fax, of Indiana; John G. Kunkle, of Pennsylvania;
VIM. c. Worthington, of Virginia; N S Perkins,
of Connecticut; e.. w. Meeker of Illinois; William
Thompson. of Michigan: G.. w. Dunlap, of Ken
lucky; j. MurreI, of Vermont, Assistant Secretaries
The republic., 1852-06-29

The bill granting lands 70 the several States ami
T.rtorics II the United States, TO aid in the CJu.
ttructJn of railroads and fOr other purporcs. Vas
received from Housc, and referred 10 the Com
mittee on Public Londs.
Jiii 20 extend the provisions of an act appr0vtd
the II March ls47, and the act approved the
@6h of February, i5f9, fIr carrying ~ effect tbc
existing cgmpacis with tho States Il Alabama and
MississIppi, in relation % thc five pr cent fund
vas referred 10 the Committee on Public Lands
On motion Of Mr. GWIN the Senate preceded
t1 the consideration of Executive business; nd
about four O'Clock ibe d0crs vcre re- pcned-
And the Senate adjourned.
The republic., 1852-06-29

Mr.. JAMES gave notice that on to morrow be
would introduce joint resolution 90 pufcbagc the
gallery u Indian paintings noE exhibiting in the
Smithsonian Institution.
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some rev ideas the important sbect such be may
think strange he had thought Of before Tbs whole
matter IL ample enough, but yet the people Somewhat
eanon its mporAnee demands revolution IN sdver-
70 take place and when il does the people viii he
sufprlsed that did not come Boston DAILY Mail
a, v. y. PALHERs NEWSPAPER AeEscY-This oli-esab-
shed Agency continues 10 enjoy the M confidence Of the
Pitn and the public Whatever il ntrused TO Mr r. OF
MS agents promptly attended TO- and the Pres under
very great oDsniious TO him, happy know that
nc Is enjoying the unlimited confidence he deserves the
sooc wishes ofthose whom he has 20 long and faithfully
e1Feo- Albany Evening Journal.
To such OF our country contemporaries az have secured
The services Of an advertising in New Ork we
mend the old and well-estsbished agency of Mr. v B
PALMER, IN the Tribune Buildings His business relations
extend 10 nearly the entire press of the country and the
pronrtuoe with which he always adjusted
has secured for him the eouderce OF those who have had
trsrs.ciions with him Mr. PALMER also has agencies
Boston ana fmiadeiphia Buffalo Courier.
Tie business Of advertising is imperfecy understood BY
merchants generally Mr PALsER's great experience and
extensive sgefcy enable him important and val
liable OTs ia these all who may favor hn
with interview. The subject, pre-ntsd by linn is
certainly worthy the serious attention of s persons engaged
Ia sciiye business.
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. PALMER,
prepared osay that any connected with the Agencies
which he adverses viii be both promptly and bosorsby
transacted In the natter of Newspaper Agencies he has
reduced the burnes such admirable system thar all
psrties hardly fell TO be satisfied ~ Daily Tribune.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL

IN ROAD.-FALL ARRArGtsrsr.-septemo lSoZ-
Trans out OF New-IOrk leave the corner Of Canat
and Observation-Disclosures and speeisl-et7 and Ia
A NJ, 4 and & p. NJ. through 20 New Haven
Atst A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ, foi Port Chester.
The M A. NJ runs in connection with tram rom New
Haven Hsrord and Springfield and with train over the
Canal Road. 80
ExPRFss TRAINS FOR New Haven, Hartford Springfield,
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 70 Os
densbrrgh and Montreal.
Ar A. N stopp.ns a Stamford and Bridgeport, con-
rtrtins with Housafonic and kausatuek Railroads az
B,idseport srd Canal Railroad 4. New Hayen and AZ -
NJ stopping a. Stamford, Horwak and Bridgeport,
uectins with Housatenie and Nsasatuek Railroads q
Bridgeport d, -.
81, and 9S5 A. n, and 40 r. NJ, through from New
Haven.
Tie 9S5 NJ receives passenger from Springfield and
Hartford aud Canal Railroads al New Haven. The 20
p ~ receives passengers from Hartford and Springfield
Fsp.fss TRANS esve New-Haven arrival Of trains
from Bo-ton at II and ESQ p. NJ lstopping bridgeport,
Noryalk and Stamford > leaving B0ston a A NJ sSd
large bill Of advertisement q, the station House and
,,i1s,oal hotes GEO. w. WHISTLER, Jr, Sap't
Sew-Ha,eu. September, 1852
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NrFW.HAyEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL-

N ROAD-SUMNER ARRASGEhENT-On snd
sftsr WEDNESDAY, Aug ls 1857 Trains VII run g fol-
lows: 800 a, .,.,;. Tt,
G., S,~-Loudon stopping At ell staiious rs A. NJ, IL,
49,. Train for Guford Connecticut RIVER Lyme and
SerIondon connecting with the Steamboat and rIrosd
i;rs. ,ry S,oungon Providence and Newport $50 r d-
Accommodates Train for NewLondoo Stopping at all s-
tons ..oo ~ ....,u.,oS.,;o., Til,
So Sew.H.yen stopping az all stations lO+C NJ TX,
$3.50 Train for LYME, Connecticut River Ouiiiord ana
Es~Esyrn; PASSENGERS leaving Newport Providence and
S,,ninatop ia the morning on srriyinsh Seviondon,
,se his trzin sor Ne~iOyk $50 r VI, Accommodation
T-,in syr New-hsven Stopping AZ al ssri0ns
The II IS N Expres Trs.n leaves Ne~ hsyen Oh me
.-Iiysl of the A. H. Express Train IRON View, orr
~. * y N Accommodation Train lesye> New haven
an he srrya Of the $50 P. NJ Express Trsn from Ne"
York. ANA n "a 10 Al
~ connect AZ New Haven with New-iork Trans af
sSo a IN 49, h. the So NJ Train from New London cAn
- $500 Trains al New-lIaven sor Hartford and
sprnrsed Tor NewYOrk the salns evening NUN s,,,,
NewPsyer, August II, lsa
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From the Editor Of The N. Y. Mirror, Aug = ista
from HIGH AUTHORITY

l. PERFECT CURE and NO MIsTAKE.-wea are about
20 voluntary satenentofs recently enected By
DR.. wISTARs Bslssm Of Wild Cherry, which the Editor
OF this paper willing give under his signature. We
make pro bono pubco, have the propr-
etor of hs invaluable medicine. and know nothing 1t ell
about him. About four weeks OF the composto
this Office suffering badly from cough that he
unable sleep nights and weak stand q his He
became very pale and thin, and gave symptoms Of falling
victim OF quick consumption We recommended 20 HIM
nous incidence which had ne effect Finally We gave hir
bottle OF WISTARS Balsam OF Wild Cherry; Il Afford
ed him immediate relief and he 10 now well man. gaming
in hesh, with rudy complexion and not the shshtost
symptom OF cough These fscs and further partiea
lars may be learned az this Office We should add Aa the
cough accompanied by proiuse splitting Of blood.
Lock for limitations aud countereits. Remember, The
original and only article always bears the written
signature OF l. BIZ IT'S upon the outside wrapper.
Originally prepared by Williams Co, Philadelphia;
prepared and sed, whosss and RETAIL only by SETH w.
fOWLE Boston, Msss, whom all orders should DO Cd
dressed, and for sale by his agents everywhere.
For sale at wholesale retail BY A. B. d, Sands Gen.
eral Agents. Ne. 100 Fatonst Thomas Maxwell No -
Wilamst; John Milhsu, No. 1888 Broadway, Aston and
Irving House DRUG Stores. and No. ITO Broadway.
WELCOME NEWS. - The worst case
Dyspepsia he cured By using cne boz OF Fshss
DYSPEPSIA Powders prepared only BY w. FISHER Chen.
is and Druggist No 81 Bleeckerst Of Chnsophes
n. Y Sold in boxes at Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

~ sppE<zfna VI the Mayor AA>rm~s ssd Cespa, ~ - q
Of New York relstse The OPENING 4 ONE HUNDRED -
TWENTY THlRDsTREET. from DC rhsdsvense 70 Ne -
avenue easery 81 Mount Aos sos.fe ~ " Iwss
Ward Of sad Cay-PuSbc beseeJ esen ne ny1 -
DE- IRA and ceu.snosy q ksw Ton 70 ssts
T. . 80 ~ - 5000 tAst ed ts Mayor, Airvzes
ard csno,ssy N d. CTR IL Yk ssr.d % saAs Ps.e.
the srpreue cour a ne state 81 se. I6s ~ ~
,se . conr 70 Be- bsh ~ cu b1 os Coy o. Nss I~s.
o. libby he day u sovrrso9 ~ ~ ~ =, s~ -
- .soonrst " Comma q kes-ls sss Asss"sss es
A1e,v 49,. 80 Il he OPENING u oSk HUNDRED ssd
dWrSrr fBiRDsTREET; from ne ss1svsase 20 @s -
49, - csy - I'D The pss u sad CITY, sess
~ st,s a - the LsSaiure n - reoes q As stea
Al s<svs 10 s<kzas hy.s 81
s,,ss,s and Ros tAs Cry q Ssv iat nd g c vsp'
.sJ al q ifo7.-Dasd Ssw Yosk. Osfobu =. lisa
- ne HENRY DAVIES. cousses % Ne coro'sso1
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LIVERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

II Dc bAIEb ~ ~
TN1; NFRy OUS TONIC are found 70 be safest eff
Gent and agreeable redies for Dsee Of the Dxes
rive OEgzns and Nervous System offered 70 the Public
They cure Liver Compliant, Cosvrness Dys-ntery and
Dsrfhec Consumption Jsundice, scrouls Colo, Splitting
OF Blood Cod. Influenza Gravel Drogsy Dyspepsa, Asth
tory Dseeses; Pleursy, rheumatism, Coat Nervous Dis
eases Neuralgia Parayss DEPRESSION Of
spnifs Pspi,aton Of the Heart F.nrinz ST. vos Dance,
scuryy Itch. Pinples and Blotehes Salt kheurn ke.
They warranted 10 contrn Mineral, Mercurisl and
other teeteous substances whatev and may be taken
with perfect safety by young children and the most
delicate females.
The PILLS mid IN their operation and prompt IN re-
moving from tie system hose impurities which are the IN.
inysrsbe the endes varieties Of and sy
be used ~ plant without the adsiee OF fny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06
CUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the

sppsc.uoo The Mayor AS~rnas asd ConmoAy CAy
ksv Yost relative 10 fbe oPkHisG o. kLxvESTH Av koa
70 Tie tssh Ward Of ssd Pubf<
hereby By xsyor Aldermen NJ ceanossly d The Cay
New yok psI,sss, The sistss- .oeh ssds end psovd
sssd Mayor A4ernxr and Comnoay tbs 81
fot intend male spphcstoa he sapseGe Court II ths
State Eev Yok spss u The sd Court 10 be hsd
November he op>uns u DE COAT Day
thereafter counsel be hard Cor the Of css
Esta.e and above entitled
the ntsre sd es<s, a the intended the o
iifh from tsthst 6akss. the 9sh Ward Of
New York aid the psssfsh= Coy Of Eev Tet
unt and By q o TIE Lssufe The etzse Of New
lott snfed An Act svs ton<ksas s sy0
sd m the CITY Of swYost passed Aprla
is05 Dated Eev-Yosk OFT. "a, lssA
&c tsl9 HENRY r. DAVIS. Cossseii 10 he Coposstns
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Hle0iral.
LADY CIIRED of ASTHMA. after

4 LADY CURED of ASTHMA, after
IA twenty years suffering, by the use OF HoLhOwAfs
Pills no New South Wales alades In letter 70 Prot sor
Holloway 10 several extraordinary cures OF Asthma enscted
in at Colony BIZ the iuvsuablef and - one
case 10 particular-hat Of Lady residing near hu named
the kAzerbock Who after having for twenty years oesa
eiesd with grea. difficulty Of breathing, and unable N
ronseoneuce 10 bear tie slightest exerson, q l1 used
DIS retdy and now her own expression able 70
run I'd 20 the top Of that "a hill -
nos and boxes a. Sl cent?, ceats and 81 80 each and
wIoesse by the principal drug hoGs N the United 5st
snd by Ne,srs A. b. Z D SANDS NewYork, aud by the
uroprietor No. IA Strand, London.
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c,IpREME COuRT-George Rueh against

~ Re,~ Tbo,p-sunmons (IoS relief lCm ssf.-fo ROB
rRT THoRP, fos hereby sassed ssd reasbsd
he complaint vhlh aSd oce the cerk
on the CITY ard County tho City Hail. City
Yoss ssswey "a The ssd cosEst The
Nsw roSk
II az service q tbs exclusive ~ me
ly Of sueh erye ssd fys, IA. he ssd ooup vnh
IN. rue ssorssxd paf this win ppiy Cc
Es rssef eonpssD>sd, Sss York Assss
So lxa. [s25 IswS~Ssl y rEHsI. Plaintiffs Attospey
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CuRROGATEs COURT. Nex.York.-In

- the matter distributes Of the proceed. a the Re- ~
at. OF Joserh NJ Horton, deceAe-Soes q dstbanoa no
tcs 10 hereby gwen that the bsnse tie pfoce.
the sse e the Rss Estate Of JOSEPH horton late ne
Chy of New Yo soeesed sssts made andsr ths ose
a the ssrrosste Cosgy of Hsv rok By Joan Ho~n
III. and Fanny Mara Hoftn The Adans sr.i
All and ,nsr the sood- ehates credits a The aid ssstaf
in y, ,dd by he sid Surrogate creditors Of the saA
,sstss IN psoporon 20 their rsspruvs dsbt secedas
the ons the City ~ Ess foh "a az
ook 10 the foSsnoos 81 That day-Ds~
'ns E-' my =" wv JoHs O. HORTON, AAmiastsstoy,
"a i.rsxs FANNY MARIA HORTON. Admpsrafna
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

IlE DIl lS1 ana NUN 4 III AMEhlCAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and tlN ERPOOL direct; and between BOSTON
and LlVERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling at Halifax
TO land and receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA, Capt Judkins, AFRICA. Capt Harrison.
PERSIA, Capt. -, EUROPA. Capt. Resse.
ASIA, Capt. Lott NIAGARA. Capt Leitoh.
AMERICA, Capt y. shannon, CANADA, Capt Lang
These vessels carry clear white HIGHT at masthead green
on stsrtoard bow, red on rort bow.
ASIA, Lott from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Oct 20
AMERICA, shannon from BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct n
FL ROrA. Retire. from NEN-YORk. Wednesday, Nov. J
NIAGARA, Leitch, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. 10.
Az RIGA Harrison, FIN. NEW YORK "Wednesday, Nov H.
CANADA. Lang. from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov ~
ASIA, Lott from NETWORK. Wednesday, Dec. |.
AMERICA. Shannon. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Dec g.
EUROPA Retire, from NETWORK. "Wednesday, Dec. IS
NIAGARA, Lotch, from BOSTON. Wednesday Dec. D
AFRICA HGTTisOn fm NEW-YORK. We,lne stay Dec. ~
ARABIA. Judk.Is FIN. y. YORK Wednesday Jan II 1855
AMERICA Shannon. fin. BOSTON Wednesday Jan. 10.
Psssage from NewIoTS Boston To Llyerpool-Fnt
cabin. $40: second cabin, $40
BCrls not secured until peid for.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An eXperie need Surgeon on board.
II All letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post-Offee. For freight passage apply TO
T.. CUNARD No Bowling green.
u French German and other Foreign Goods received
ard brought IN common with British Goods Through bills
Of lading given in Havre for New-York
WATCHEsBy order of the British Treasury, watches II
foreign Manufacture bearing the marks of English
manufacturers viii be hereafter admitted in gsnn tran
for the United States and other countries
queuce of which French and Swiss watches may be shipped
HAVE for New York Boston Liverpool wthsuti
curing the rsk heretofore of being seized by the En-
glish Custon-House
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Tor AUSTRALIA DIRECT-New.York

Il and Canada Dispatch Line-The beautiful clipper
paoketshp BOIHNIA James a. Avery Commander
iCco burden and only 81 years old. VIII sci, for the
above port about the 18th of November This splendid ship
having made very successful voyage California and
her Commander having great experience in the Australian
trade persons engaging expect very short passage
her between decks very high and thoroughly ventilated
and fitted with State Rooms for the comfort of families
single persona An experienced surgeon will accompany
the ship with other proper attendants. All persons about
taking passage respectfully Invited examine for them
selves before engaging elsewhere board Pier o. East
River, or to BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos 1853 and lls
SOuth-st, n. I.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or Pa cSfi Co. No s. wanst, Ny.
ppCvN sHIPLEY L Co. Liverpool
E. q. ROBERTS Co, No IL Kings Af''' ''@
5oIiS MIIyRoE L Co, Rue NotTe Dame 1s. dee VIC
'ois tores. Pans; or, GRO H. DRAPER hsSTs ,oa
tn. owners OF these ships viii not be - rss M,
.xs, %Ion sperje ewey precious stones OF % s,t
r'. b Of adRs are arnea therefor and the value tne'e''
therein expressed
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SUPREME COURT-Citv

and County Yofk-The Fourth Badas As
sssin,t Jacob Dscosfs and Abigail ~ his vile and VII
ham s. Wrsht Summons relief (Con SERVED To the
DEFENDANTS sbovensmed You hereby sammasd and
CURED the eompzs this tos which ~ss ssd 10 the
Hall Of New Yort the lssh day Of October 1884, and
copy the sad eompAn On the sub
,criLes st their oes Ma 10 Waist the CITY Of New rosk.
within twenty days aner the service Of h ssea
ave Of the day and fail TO he sad
* plan siore4d the PLAINTIFF tbs acton vi1
Apply 10 shef demanded the compliant Dated
~, "a ls6a BARNARD PARSONS
oisIsxsxs PauAs' ktfornsya
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TOP JIyERPOOI-United States Mail

il stearushp ARCTIC, Captain James {. Lacs-Ths
steamer will depart with the United States mails for Europe,
no~iiyely on SATURDAY, Nov At II O'Clock NJ rom
T. hsL Al the foot of Canal No berths secured al paid
Cor Fcr freight or passage having unequaled soeomrnods
tons for elegance and comfort apply to ~ sw.r
'' EDW N COLLISSk CO. No. 20 Walt
ps.-~peer. are requested be board al II The
.te.uship Pacific vii succeed the ARCTIC, and ~in
ali on the Y7th November.
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Ocean Steamers, &1.

II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ . For NEW-ORLEANS via HAVANA-Tne splsn-
craftsmanship EMPIRE CITY. Henry Winde Com nander
wiz SAL from the pier Il the foo; OF Warrenst, " R.
FRIDAY, Nov. T. az O'clcc<, I. ~. precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND .Ew-oRLEASs.
Aei5 AyroageEeat.
Ladies and AfteT-SaioOa Bert!s. geo
tCIH cd4OOL
Specie only taken On freight 10 Havana
Freight take 70 NewOIoans at 60 cents per cubic foot.
shippers Of freight requested supply themselves
with the Compenys bills OF lAding. which may be had
application AZ the oce. No other form viii be signed. No
bills Of Gdng signed after II o'clock the DAY Of san
For ireight OF passage. apply 70
II q. ROBERTS, No III wes.-st- cor Warren
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<,rr1cr If the COMMISSIONERS of the

(DcoNsoL,DATED DEBT Of NEw-ORLEANs.-
ESvOpLEISs, Oct n, lss2-By virtue OF The thifty,
r.ss ue entitled An Act Consolidate the Cityos New
Sesrs and 10 provide for tho gornment and admnsus,
80, az Ia AFFAIR." approved the I'D OF February 3D. and
70 h f,h a ct;oa OF the supplementary thereto, and
-ovdur for the incorporation OF the City OF Laiayeeo
xt be City Of New Orleans approved on the sane DAY,
md Of the third section Of an act entitled ACT supple
snary 70 on Get to Consolidate the City OF Sew-OoanS
md 20 provide for the government and ni-nagenent OF M
ssi,. approved March H. iS52 aai for the purpose Of
the interest accuing on the entire debt Of the city,
nd OF meeting all obligations Of the old cerporatc and oi
the ate First, Second and Third unepaes, and City OF
Tsfvefte maturing during the year 1855.
.SEhLED PROPOSALS will be received 1T this Office,
,on, Tbs date until The SECOND MONDAY, 18th Deem
Der 1sa oa e 81 HUNDRED BONDS
OF THE CITY OF SEW.ORLEANS for the sun Of
6NF THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; sad Bonds 70 be
Ssnd the FIRST OF JULY, 1852, payable in FORTY
YEARS the Office of the Treasurer Of the city, with n
tere1t coupons attached thereto die rate Of SIX PER
S,FSTI N PER ANNUM, payable senanuuolly from and
s.r the frat January IS5S in the CITY of New-York on
he frat Of January aud the fret Of July OF each year Pro-
~ a New Orleans ard addressed to aAdophe Lsyet
OF ,oaTd OF Commissioners OF the Copsoldat
I'd Debt Of ne ~ Of Now OeaDs"t to be opened and the
Bolds sdnSea 70 the highest bidder on the i3h Decem-
oTfRNs-0g PAYsfEST.-Cash, (oxjn suy of the inter-
e coupons obligations Of the old cy, Of the late First
Second end Third Municipalities City of Lafayette
turing in 1853 or at the option Of the purchaser oneouTth
the first Of January oneiourth the rs of March
fourth the first Of MAY and the remainder the first of
July 1858, with per per interest from Jsnu-
sry1 1853 the Commissioners resevng the right retain
ten per cent Of the Bonds odjudoated guarantee for
compliance with his contract the part OF the purchaser
The COnmss further the ght Of eecng
or all bids
A. D. CROssMAN, Mayor.
q. DEBuYS, Controller
VIM. H. GARLAND Treasurer.
w. r. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Boa d Of Alderman.
l. II. PLACE Chairman of Finance Committee, Board
OF Asstisnt Aldermen.
A. LAyET Secretary.
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yv,Ur NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI

II TED STATES NAIL . ihA-nl-AA-'. A-
,osrg this line the following: ~
P0ssTTf ATTIC, Cart wer. PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
AppCrTIC Cs,rt lace BALTIC, Capt Consseek.
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton
These ps have been built by contract or ~,
.rrnept service Every te been taken "a ne. coz
ron "a sso IN their EnEires 10 insure srenstn sna
800 and their accommodations for passenfen arc sae
opsled for elegance and comfort Prce q pssass nu
NrvYork TO Liverpool IN frsselas CABIN u a. go
a. so. exclusive use OF state oorls wv Ioa
T~e.rool 10 NewYork. $50 and $50 An az
- t.sehed 10 each ship. No berth secured UNI PAD lux
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-06

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,-Fsr

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co-Fsr
RIO JAyErRO VALPARAISO add PANAMA
The splendid new steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS, t-oo'
uns trrdenl Robt H. Pearson, Coninsnse, vii ?, az
patched Tor the above ports, sbont the 1h rA
Der. For passage only barring superb secon,notsnons
spply 81 the ef6ce OF the company, No 81 south-st
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Line
Packet Of Ssh N0VEMBER-rhe splendid and svor-
te Packet chip, GARRICK, Capt Thos Walker, viii sal
as shove her regular day. For freight or passage hsyIns
II East River or ~
sPoFFORD. TILEsTON 4 Co, No. +s Soath-st.
Tor LIVERPOOL-Packet of 18th No
Il NEMBER.-Tne new and MAGNIFICENT paeketship
ORIENT Capt. J. ". Trench Will sail above. her regular
day for freight passage having splendid sta,eroom &C
ooEno1afoLs, apply 10
sPOEFORD, TILEsTON { CO., No 20 south-st;
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-The LIV-
w ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Co intend sa.ling he faYorlts .teanlshps folows