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Tredgar Lsesnsiivs Works.

RICHMOND, Virginia.
The undersigned prepared to receive orders
for every description Of Locomotive and Station
airy Engines, and solicit orders for the following
descriptions Of Machinery
Locomotives, from the smallest TO the largest
size, inside and outside connections.
Stationary Engines, for Saw and Grist Mills,
Rice Mills, Foundries, &c. g
Sugar Mills and Engines, all sizes.
| Horse Mills, all sizes.
| The addition to their Works Of shop $50 by
SO feet, 10 be devoted exclusively to the manufAc-
| ture Of Locomotives, enables them to execute
ders for this description Of work with great des-
pach-equal to fifty per annum, which can be
increased should the demand require it.
The position Of their works (being at the ter
mini of the most important lines Of railway, con-
Meeting with the South Southwest and West,)
" Ill enable them, when these improvements are
completed, to deliver their Machines promptly,
and in fine order, without mourning the usual
heavy expense consequent upon shipments by
sea.
The work furnished by them will be warranted
equal to any made, and the terms in other respects
equally favorable.
ANDERSON & SOUTHER.
May g 2m.
ID RIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-The sub
u criber proposes to open private school for
boysat Newport, r. L., on Monday, the Sd day Of
May next.
In his regular course, he will give instruction in
the usual English understanding, writing,
mathematics, natural and intellectual philosophy,
and in the Latin, Greek, French, and German
languages.
He will prepare lads to enter any of the colleges
in the United States.
Ifdesired, instruction will also be given, for an
additional charge, in other European Languages,
and also in music and drawing.
The charge for day scholars will DO 800 year;
for pupils that board with the subscriber, $500 n
year Payment quarterly in advance.
DR.. J. GEORGE GUNTHER.
REFER TO
Prof C. Beck, Cambridge, Mass.
Hon. Geo. 8. Hilliard,
DR.. s. G. Howe, Boston.
Prof II. D. Rogers.
G.. III. Calvert, ESQ.,,
DR.. David King,
NEWPORT, April /, 1852 Apricot.
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DRESS DEPARTMENT.
Gentlemen 3 fine black Moleskin Hats.
Do >, Silk do.
Do ;, Nutria do.
Do a., Beaver do.
Do white mapped Beaver do.
Do black and white Cashmere do.
Do Pearl do do.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES
OF yHE
Maryland State Lotteries,
FOR MAY, 1852.
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0rt OF the South.
Sampson w. Harris,
w. r. Smith,
Thos. H. Averett,
A. G. Brown,
D. Wallace,
]. A. Wood ward,
T. L. Clingman,
E. w. Chastain,
James L. Orr,
Andrew Johnson,
v. E. Howard,
George 8. Houston,
Junius HiIlysr.
A. Fl. Stephens,
David Outlaw,
James Johnson,
VIM. T. Ward,
Joseph w. Jackson,
John A. Wilcox,
R. H. Stanton.
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Fourteen Drawn Numbers out Of

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certhcates
ofPackages in the above splendid Lotteries will
receive the most prompt attention, and an official
account Of each drawing sent Immediately after it
is over to all who order from me.
Address Z. +. OBRlEN, Agent,
Successor to J. e. G.. Maury,)
May II. Alexandria, Virginia
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Drawings conducted in public, under the super
intendenos Of Sta te Lottery Commissioner.
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We, the undersigned, Senators and Represen-
tatives, cordially recommend the above journal to
the confidence and support of the South
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Actually the rery best chance erer Afordedto
Realize Fortune
e PECUNIARY RELIEF PRoMSEp TO EVERY
ADvENTURER.
BY sending to us $50, we will forward Certificate
ofTickets in any designated Lottery to the amount
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DRESS DEPARTMENT.
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&25O.MO m san rn FRANC j: &C!

binds Of A. ~ with coupons pa3 able snnoaiy the
Civ OF k-G Yo-k re,tem.hl- "a ist November, lsd2
The cnder,isred President ofpe HOunun Lake Va ster
Corr.ry Of the City Of san Franc 10 II. STATE Of ca.
II rDs will receive sealed proposals e. The once OF Nss
DIAS THOMAS No 81 Wall - in the Cry OF NeE-
Yorb urtil Thundsy the 4tl day Of November 49,
eek N for toe whole any part OF tbs above moo
ii, ped L. an vhh will B, interest a. the rata OF 10
Der per payable semi annually IN TIE CITY OF
kevYok sud Be iedsenable the hfs day Of NoEsn'
1862, 81 thr same place.
The under.spes ~ ava, hinssl Of the Bs-al privilege
ofreectsE conditional d and OF dscr ing such - be may
DEEM advantageous
BIDS should 30 oirecrd Proposals. for San FrAncsco
Waer BODe,7 and sert TO the suussTineI.
Tw,sty per cent .Dd the premom si Be psyshe on the
dsv after ppern, tn bids AID the BALANCE sta .ccrsed
interest b. PAID - the % ~ the hdaer sa' Cone
b-fUe The frat day February mkt thu, swing s9itss
Ar oppor unity 70 secure relsoe and permanent IN
vesm,Dt thGut pfecpiiateJ disturbing toeu hnaneiA
gemens
puro.e OF eayins Necessary pp-a s0d hxiure more
than cep beiue already provided r the purpose
Of buionF he dams Reservoirs laying the ioe' ara con-
pletlrs the ucrss: the entire capital OF p7e ComoeaE
itSUfOl hsvpg been suhschsd y The e'tzeos Of san
Francisco: me ,uhscribep emb sEios many OF s most
vesrhy A. d Teueeta'le merch-bp sod bankers Thi' IL
the is snc only debt Of the Company ara toe repay ment
OF the zane secured BY the taosfsF IN Ifdsf 10 James
g. BOND ard MILAN Nj. Buigoyie. Of 81 he property AND
bsnebses Of The Company, valued 81 uPSAd Of one NH
lon Of Dollars ,,,
pipe, within The eiiy limits and own By purchase ne ooiJ
,ourcs m m which Vsfer can b. Introduced INTO tne cry
1be stcek OF TN. Comesny viii probably be the oen
peyiDs soes in the UDion
Co;!-. % ~. laws Reports ofFuEineer, with hopt Sc
can h. had By calhrg 1t ths once OF he'sIa DiAS
THOMAS, No 81 WAlEst s,e9rs "9,y pnv p,..ss,,
A.. Vo,E ut . 1852
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Disasters, &c.

~ Fer particulars Of Oss Of ers Mount ye'rca cc
umns.
sTSsssur P.tsIrre Baltimore from Charleston expersncea
aseeses'on o. = ~ads duuns tie eu Cape Hat.
tfss seams distance about I'm passd the
Of vessel sepped bern boa sons ~ the aeck
aaehes-s whole 'aP?scd u be st he hu the lover
rssiN.
Err BiKx JSrWSsplIt, Of Liverpool So tun, w Fras.r
While hadisr tlaibor Isosss Island on ths
coast Of faias0bla, cVss ashos I1y
aechofs, huucars, eaat IN about athouis and
total ~reck At lie tine 81 lie s
nearly oseed having 5sts Eve hundred
Oh bard Cspis and Avedvrk sold sAe sJ Tor $40
puneef OF tia San
she noLth Of JAY, @ August sS OF ie.e tAers
from Ansresn ports lsti from He's kons S. M,ao, Am
MsssAn % Passaa II BorScsuH sac Bias. g. Yspsnso,
y Sapcosysr sland Robs1 Tswu Lostos,s Hsvre,
Hosess,l<i Csao g. CAfsiG. 9, Sytasy, Mabla MAJ
ss.hes, ~ Liverpool 1; shsnshae l. Total oresn. ls
Sssss sers fosstH Of Nswbuypoi, snd cbAors o. Port
we're s,Ao'e At hspsae harbof, fncs Edrard sad sA
IN hefVnees had hised.
Sesh WLiAs weat ashore ArRnsa TeXG pvisas 10 10Th
sE eet vas so OF ahsr throwing Of Der The
rss o-sns pspe neglect 10 where she iro eoasd
- after part Of JuS for Texas We tnk beoass to Ph4
Carr Dsaenss. Of the ea Edward from Kuston Jam cor
AexsrSs tseote reported lost Point Yaeus Cuba 9 l
Avsd 81 Ees Orleans the ssth Ak the ship safok
M S Frasoes HAfs OF the let sept ta, steamer
ksse can b. ves By hsvns sufficient p5mss lesD
zee.
Tss sIs Bss. hence Tor Jleisosvns Fl with 40 .sOrsa
Ayso. reported vrssied on st. JoAas Bar No parscsk
sED ksssrcs ehskney, ron Csjsus s Bostss, xhi
sy inns p'0, "a dnvsp leS ier Resnpr w. ssOts
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Foreign Ports.

SD fora Valparaiso hus H. ,ehr Mary Ara propeller wa'r
from rs@'e' oS t -, G' g gsor, to bad m Boston AZ.
ts eeoIss BE- CASSIE, from Boston acA s. "a O$hs
A. shssss July L. ,hps John gsr,rsn Lendbon Tor Ion
eon F''s q ior "a and 4 oi IN PEI iln
are sns f3 PEI nton To United states 'he rsle
are sl4a si5 There sbuo dabce ofveasel- port
a. o y i1p Nv Cd and ~ 10 y Tor chhaHs,
John.on f., seWYori and otsers a. before ,o.a
So Juy a. sbip Roman. P,,a.m. FOR New York.
So from Bs July Dpc 'hD soooo' Tor Rotterdam ana
OF nsscea Joy shp Sobs, Evans from Bombay for "han
Al spsspr. JUDY Merlin Ballard lr BSsos r4le'a'
Al BogbsyAus o. ships svodA'h Batcoc1 ofC'O'oa"' ''
a. sayrss it Ut carl. wba, Cheer B,ler for soso. th
sstans Watson, for DO 25h lhons Leeie o' 10 oe''' '
1isy 7ih u suan Jane Cool hsd 70 ps'om Gay,
quarantine woue to Smyrna and oador Boston A'ol
Malta 18Th ult bart Ioua Hns Sorsuynas days 20 o'd for
Az se..ina ish ult bsrs and P. Woodland woodward
for Now fsrs G. l. Beya Moore ana f,mSah t 10y
%tcron.,a5tII,h ui, ,hp Ophr. Wool for N.wYork ia
Bhsng Jsnnrss for to ouee Chase for RIO JahsIo "s'
burn. Sampson INC. lrg Keyi'I Pierce lr Boston . -
Oh Liverpool al shy MddleseH, Pame.e from Ne" Or
AT A, caao Aug TO- bar.s Geo Coml from ley tnd "a.
qis for New Yotl mazspa hall Psco I'm simt Qa''sp'
ih s John Jay Rowland from New ort Tor san fTaa'Goi
D
probably IDS Tor tho AtlaI &c States 49, ~
AZ CAdsa Sept ship laac Newton, Nhiney' ION bns'n
(safch RIO Janero June i2) an Aue ~ 70 return %
Boston
Al RIO Jsusiro Auf .hps Daioiah Sloan; 2enoba Bar
rows Stephen Cat al FROM Hs~ Yofs Tor san fan
repairing Rebeecs, Wolfe, New orleans, complete
Plato BeD'on TN on cray Eate Nntp'. n
Phsdelgiaj "whi-an. I'm Boon W; 'PoSa3y John "
throp Banchsrdl buss Oaceoh Farrell m Phsdephs Com
peer. Churchill, for New YOIh nh -
an At d. Aug aO steansn9 cy Of Pittsburgh m sesYork
81 d.. ~ $50
Arr ~ Jaso lo,t nit, BAH. Ksls Keu1Jl I'm Boston 5h
Roa Forbes Jamaica; I'm John Charles lBfcm) Ne" lofA
| SD lith brz Ann Elizabeth, Of and FOR SoHok.
Arr Csuioesos 9TH ta'k Ton Cow rs Capp Cufacoa
SD i7th ult, ofs Delta Johns0n New fort
sid on M,uelgst ut bark r. ". IA ait, Hart, Portland
UT bsrk Avs. Chase, tom Portland Art
9gd 4 L. KispAR, knsman. rem Boston. ar so, DO
Hecs hte Tor New Yor ls (sets 10 psr boz - urg fons
shby Portland Ss sh ssh, lrs ONorsi Hartman, fofi
| LII. q.l I'M Ia 10
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Wbalers.

Ar =, Csao Aas u. American. Lucs q Nan acssi viii 30
,h. al fy.ror;sd ssJ ss 5, j OH HEMP Coleman Of 60
~ nc; s,,5 9.d Harvest Ice 800 eo reported Jase 81
yr,h 500 bbs -. nj. - -.
A. Csao SPIT II India st7rbHrf. II Ne7 BEDFORD, OIL non
,.norted. Bar,s-t OF tauigcs.i. reported ab1r-)
Ga a; New Bedford 5. lste pl faany, wye Worn
pa,6 Ocean s3 lrb.T PsGfc anf BAH Fanny, - "a
eac bns Rechtbs Cry, Philadelphia tchfs Herfsta heene
DO Adeajce, Bngs. Albany. 49,
with 9fO % bosfo Sent home % the Voytse. ken
on es.er Ground lst 81 on - w, Ass " seh A1ae-
tic SNOW Pros 30 90 b1mphScwogd oe hone "a
Dee Same time ORG ssmns Good nth, Provsoeo"n - -
sshr Ahsmsha. Hammond ppcan. cetr ba it hef eOH'
lChas siesy native Of Germany Tefbod hsai "1n s'e
date bar Dr. Franthp, Clifford. Wes'po $50 ,pi Aux y. zoe
tine. trd Ian o one stse and tfse lines .ame date
bah Os,.h Cb.. Bedrd clean-b-d whales Three
tm.. the reprts tine shp nount vernon, tye View
BsdoTs cleanhad -heea thee tines The r's psTna. ,
As c6 ,role IAN Wills Brsss, N:ispo@ti % % Tho re
poris the 2fh. sehr Alfred Gf5' keS bsoed -
o. bosrk Il. bark Chsss Miller Beverly 70 ~
2bO probably Incorrect Auf o. a y ", or
A w. bari AnsI Bater Tsl River, With IS o9s. ~.
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Drp GOODS.

DRY 9oods
T o. WILSON IL CO., No. II
40 CoURTLANDT-st. tOppOsits The National aks
Nos II and IS DEYn,
rv York have now In store full assortment Of every %
"''pN'' FALL and wIHTEh GOODS
~ ,hieh constant additions will be made By every arrival
Oar ssosk gill comprise large variety OF
fAlLORs GOODS
rusIsh Belsan, French German and Arnensss Cloths,
and Ooesktna SE and Wooen tescnga Satin
eta Twe.d Ksrseys Pilot Coths serges Trimming and
N. other Foods eapins 70 this Department. 70 when ws
sal tbs attention Of manufscturers OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ana Others also, at all times baud large and
DESIRABLE STOCK OF HOSIERY,
rceesed with great caro- emb setns every description Of
Goods 10 this line; sih, Woosn and Cotton Hose and
G.ihose Wrappen and Orsvep; ell klnds Of Gloves and
Mtta Chfdrens soehs, Hoods and Saba Wooss Yam.
kc. 10.
Al,o DEPARTMENT devoted expressly 10
In which wo offer Q handsome assortment
Also, full stock Of
YANKEE NOTIONS
In our WHITE GOODS Room will b found all that ID
shoice or desirable IN this lire
In addi,.o 90 70 the above, have full stock OF
DOMESTIC GOODS,
bs Lases GnGhama Merimscs .nd Cocheoo Prints, pes-
Ina Stripes Brown and Rlesohed sbeernls and shrtior
lie &c, al the lowest market prioes
We invite the attention Of the slosess euyer for cash. s1
months and shon ueoit
Co<hsro pvfns
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

X COUNTY BONDS Nv. offer for rss ?, fair rstes
DE foouing SECURITIES CT the most und0aStso 'nAss
70 a. CO. OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN Pen
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONUS, eouPoas,
c.ysbs u Eev-Yori ls: JAY and u" JAHs~1 rnhsie@
90 s,n ~ az. saV WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER SEVEN
pER CENT RAILROAD CON- ERT1B Bile MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable In Hew-York lat June and los
oSs s6 F.s kDIs8S and INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN rEs
cSNT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS, Coupons psysble let msy sod lst hosefn
ben Prncip, GALS aue in 1851 Entire eees ofthe Oomps
y as 90 INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN rEh CENT.
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons paysble 70 New-York- lat May and lss
sso go wAsHiEGfjN COUNTY, Pennsylvania, SEW.
EE PER CENTS, guaranteed BY the Hempdeld RstlroAa
O0i ,5Se,oSc OHIO COUNTY, viryn,. SEVEN PER
CENTS guaranteed b +ss hs%gssld s.iIOsd sG%pt1y
o5;ETs ruarsnted b, the .di,oh G.s Light compauy
SO $50 VAN VERT COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN FEN
CENT SoNDS CO.Po, psyse'e 10 July .nd n o's r,,
spa and interest," In eli sasss payable 'emiannaay, In
Tb. RAILROAD BONDS arc secured in the most ample
u1nser By Mortgage Deed Of Trust 70 some known And
espouro citnen Of EevYork With power. IN OF do
ul enter and sell each line with sl equipmens ssn
r,ise money 70 pay amount " interest PRINCIPAL
The CRY and COUNTY BONDS are ,ssued. in each
s~o by virtue Of sPec!. Acts Of the proper Les.atsre
aptiDe fen power Tor that and on oiEscs vote
81 the people Interested that vote being largely In favor
their issue 49,.
rroper authorities make 5P ECIAL LEVY OF TAXES
10 be SET APART eIelunvey for the purpOse OF meeting
the sccrups interest and gradually 70 reimburse the pno
"a, which Re enforced lous the courts o. law SHOULD
become neces.sTy.
These debts operate in the nature on nortRare on the
real and personal estates within The respective City Ane
County limit ~
The ne Constitutions adopted by the people Of Ohio and
lnaApA prohibit absolutely the creation o any funded debt
BY Counties within their boundaries rhb Will prevent
fauher issue Of securities Of this sort
YriLtsd e1hibs In each case be had spprsstcs
Once giving full and detailed Information 81 70 the
'''"'' WIEsLOW, LANIER Il CO. No u wAlt
Heur.Ynrk gsnt ial2
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VALUABLE COUNrRY-SEAT a,

y NEwBURGd. ~ Y, at AUCTION, on THURS
DAY, Oct ~ isa2-W be sold At suction on INC pssa.
rrepsIty of the isie 4 J. Downing the COUNTRY SEAT
=, the Subscriber rusted seout mile north Of the VIII
,. of Neu buryh fronting sbIuE go teet on the Hudson
Piver eortaipips l6 ES.ioo ser-s ~ Land
This properly directly IN from, Of ths sou Of
.,is.. 4. srse and comfortable frame house S1t0 fe.t
Two stories h1h with aadon.l euidins Of lsx1I feet,
49, - F.h Pond With choice variety OF grated Fuit
Tree. and $50 Y, rest Trees Everseens shuooer, 40
Per.or, WISHING vAlusbe ocst1oo are invites
IN, nreu,.-, before the sale Inquire o. h'NELl,
-. or nf ERANCls CRAWFORD. 90 The prenlses
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ry,o- our Corres7os5s1t
puu

ut e. rrfU>t-BaTks , "
49, Cen se,.r.oB, Boston bns' Eliza aerntSr~'
CO. ,t,n- 49,, HeDinf~J, Tsn R,erj hanh' kesis'
g.. n ,,.op. Oroaoco Was bsta; tcas h'@t' q ''A@S'
sa,'t.s. T..fp,St y Helms Godfrey. PfovIdsnes- -.
Ctsyes-s,esnsshIp Pspn'JTasa ssynors. ci ,
-. ~. We,cIe Bre nen G-o'ts Iurnef, ncClehn 'eN
6y.s,.. ear. Solomon Pl9s sr6sihrv, boen ing Ono
P,.os. DO aernhew 6rEn. % Martha Roger s"t 90
ma. ps,dns Do; Noss. Kelly % o1s '.ssa'
e p.s5 scrs Levi Crors Boston; holas Jotn,oa 90
Lri;erohH, sornsr Knss;on, 'Ai y h0ine'' "0aH''
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THE NEW A. CLIPPER SHIP

- IORRENT, for PORT PHILLIP and SYDNEY,
AUSTRALIA To sa 18th 0ctober-The splendid accom-
mods ions Of this fine ship veil wolthy Of sxsnn-
atom By gersons about engaging passage 10 AUSTRALIA
he ahip aew, and Der Fittings up being completed viii
Light air or comfort Apply bard 81 Pier No IL Est
River or to RICHARDSON L 90, No. 50 south-s, Or
ELLIOT, ARkELL co, No l4S PeulS. n. 3. AL
sooes intsnte1 r shpmsna sad FORWARDED b % vu b 81
N9ssS n v3thest ny shUesef eennisQR z. \ 90,
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1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HAfER LlNE.-Ths very fastssiling ship SAC
hfth ship OF this line and sail for Melbourne Port Phillip
touching ct Cape OF Good Hope, 18th Ocober. An
experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship. For freight OF
passage having unsurpassed recommendation at the lowes
rates sppy on board Pier No TO- East River: 70 W oU
GAN, No IS Frontst, or RUSSELL NORTON, No. 81
Ok-sl,p.
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DoNDs FOR sALE.-NEW YORK

II and TCw.HAvLN Seven per cent h E. BondA
aI NETWORK y snd HARLEM Seven per csn. B. n
BONDS. due In lg1z -.
illinois CENTRAL sersn PER cent r r. Bonds, due
CRY OF MOBILE Eisht per cent. BoudA due in 1857;
PLATfSBURGH and MOETREAL seven GER cent d
z son5s d. Ia 1901
" wTsTERN VERMONT Seven per cent B. B. soadi
6ae in ltol ..-...
y--.rare snd lu-crne r r fOnds In. IN ISL BY
KETCaUh, ROGERS 4 BEHENr,
No IS William ct Ne g-Y0rk.
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- "a I'm H.ta De Hsr5e, bahmcie, ossicas q
n, A,ls, Tsae Trns blsn3, S~suhn sore. - .rS,,.
n.ls-A.roose darzB hsn, ia ns~ s'shof 20 - a.
- IA ~ naryi. soessfy; Losi.. tBfen xsry
so B~esis. c.r... SAITH su.sira . a a.. sss Jsss
a,kv Tsussors; j W ETen Co hJpass Lsss-.scs JAM
"a Es,e. r. c. Reas; W. V. B0"ea; D'"' A''t
Ren,eon Bunier. .s. A BsEcber 4
I.S-m sssson.ry Bo.io, Tbonp-on syak. (Br Cas-
nsn. Liverpool ID. To,raRes' Ch.f~ss Loeabsr. wntss
IN. AZ 4 Vhspey a Co Acstsn ~ 81 O.
n d p.,Ly s.l.s Ar secsi0a -. cons (BL La,
csrrA, tBr) kashf Bristol, i<ses -, a..
en- y J. ss'ns ses,.,ou,b NJ hoiv
hape r9. Aa.ed "a.' hsl
s.a ri cI.,ss, s.sT so.'cs Elo. =, Y.1
Melee. Coz k~e SSy,s - o--~SSA~I -'
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAnEkn-YAas

III UNITED bIArCb uI.lIb oIEAmEHD.-1ao03vI
somporns this Tine the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC. Capt NyN
ARCTIC Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt OooDeoek
ADRIAriC, Capt Grafton.
Shcse ships have been built by coDsrsct exprey ~ ~
eminent service Every sars has been taken In their ~
uefion o. also 10 their Ensisss TO insure strength ~
speed and tbeI accommodations Tor psassnseu ~
sua,ed for elegance and sonfort Phco o. easAss IN
New. York 10 Liverpool IN rstcls cabin elD seps6
io s7O; exclusive Of extra sse state rooms $500 tW
Liverpool TO New-Yofk $50 and go. An expehspssl0
seoa attached 10 esch ship No berth secured until pa -
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILIN0
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LINE-FOR SAN

FBANCIsCo-Only line giving tickets for crossing
The lrhmus The new couble engine steamship STAR Nv
The WEST, 1900 tuns viii lesys from Pier No North
River, at O'Clock r M. precisely on WEDNESDAY,
October ~ for san Juan del koe conHecns with the Pa
cine steamer over the Nicaragua Transit ROUTE having but
IL miles Of lard transportation.
These steamers have superior accommodation and ysnt.
Ianon; For Information or passage apply only to
ID. b. ALLEN, Agent No y Battery. pla,e, up-stsir1
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By telegraph.

yHwoRLgASs Oct Arr. shps sAAs h"'ns' -
ooezp Qse.n Boston. ,o......o,.r, hrss Ehsa
posTOs OFT s-Arr bsrs Seas tBf Forest
A,n r.,.o,.. V,auei. Jane WILMINGTON q -.
STATE, TOuhs. Cz.bsnEe a. nsJ 40
sehr. do; Cardenzs, Batnof~ ~ aeI are Ns1raa
my ~ - - ~ BsH1nre; " 49,
So. Cs rsn - Phi sd-ishs; schr Ienos
y } - ng'on; Bay Sal, > T.. ,N,.'
gev York; steamer Cry Of Bcs;on, PhIs'e''l'-
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cETlcH EEw.YoKx AHp En-, aAu.oAp coNPIyyJ
aroryou Ekw'Yokx, Sept 10, 1854
OIICE.-The Stockholders of tha
! Y New.York aad Ere Railroad co,,p.,, A., 49,.
soSnso tAst The snnaa election ts Director win BE- be 4
see Vmos o. ne Company, In Ene-pass oa TUESDAY.
e'sock r. N. - 'sA - - "
TIE transfer book. yin b sossd on Oct a. TIL tia A,
aNsF ~ slesSioa- D. order Of the Birectors ~
NATHANIEL MARSH Ees,v
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Gopartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the CO.
cartperhlp formerly existing o, tue On WILL An j.
DONALD ard JOHN B VEILE, under the name ard
Ann Of VEILE 4 DONALD, IL dissolved. All persons
hsyir property Of any Kind belonging 20 the said hf are
hereby notified deliver the sane 70 Wlllisn u1nsd
v Ard ali indebted the said 6rm required
70 male n.ypept 20 said william Doosd only the said
John V.is having right interest IN any OF the
pro, erty o. effects OF The said late firm OF Nes oonHd
New York Oct 5, 1852 WILLIAM }. DONALo.
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Sales bp Qurtiou.
GREAT SALE of MANUFACTURE

NJ ING PROPERTY By AUCTlON-BURLINGrON
NOOLEN MILL The well known property beloudus
70 the Burlington MIL Company rtusred In Colchester
NDoosh fslis Vermont two miles from 8urinron The
land aHeins that CT the Central Railroad Dep6 connecting
with the Other lines Of rAresd Boston New. York and
SansdA thus adoTdDs srest Facilities for transportation
property CONSISTS OF the large stone and brick Woolen
M 10 By - seven stories hish, two .tics built 10
pete containing e voolen machinery built and aed
within sbout 81 years By tbs best maehnss n lie oo1n.
n.y. WIN CTonpton chain wide and narrow loous: a ,yss
DyeHonse, sapng House and Dry House 10 b, 0 three
stories considered the best arranged for lie purpose Of apy
BUILDING Of the hind II the country reproof WOOL sor.
Hoase OF brick; Machine Shop two stories and os.smeat
well Eocked with engine sthe and tools of al kads ned
Cd IN such an estabtnhrnest; convenient Oaice And
large Pse Ing House sdoning used ff the pscklns ana
sesSe OF goods twenty ferenents Of bck and wood su
heer In plumber and size 70 accommodate the oyepee and
opersses The Factory Building Dying Deprtments Ia,
are 81 heated By steam with iron ppes and upon the no,t
approved pan with al modern eeuts The Water.
Power eonss OF one-haH the Oaion River AZ fail Of "a
feet and considered second to none In New gland
abundant In the dyest for larger amount OF
sehney Than now located there with sboat u acres Of
land
Ths very vslrabls property win Be sold In one lot by
sneoon 70 ne highest bidder Considering it, situation In
tne center OF grest wool country, where help abundant
and % ospoerred low rstes ID presents an opnorun.y
ior inysmest seldom oferedths whole property. build
rrted Up without much expense and without sny 80. ~
he sas 70 take place on WEDNESDAY Oct 40 n.yt
ls2 q 10 O'Clock An 1t the Counting. Room on IT, LII
hes Sale positive, TO close the concern ' P'eA
Of g. properly So.oo ", 70 itMks REAP Tss
CHADWICK / DEXTER, Bostoo: RfSHSl AZ hEAp,
CoNkHRlTE. s. L. BUSH CO. NsvYo,S navsn 8
BROWN CO. HACKER, LA co. Pail.SslaSs
CHAeE. LILLE l. CO, Bslfamors; Hill. CIRYnS
I'm ", SnT'tsaesi D. J. RAxbt0NE, 4 - Eil.