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BOARDING AND LODGING.

FEW GENTLEMEN, OR GENTLEMEN AND THEE
a wives, can be accommodated with Board with fur
MIL ed unfurnshed rooms, in house. with all thu
improvements by applying at No. 81 Eeghsent
esrcet, corner of Sixth avenue.
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(tAUTION.-PATENT ROSIN oIL-TO PREVENT Sc
~ rous accident an imposition would give
tile only place where the real Patent Rosin oil can 10
bought in New York is mt the Rosn Oil Company Store
broadway We sell it to dealers III the city To pre-
mistakes keep other article. IL is smoke
smell, explosion and costs but half hour for
steady heaut,fught Tubes fitted oil and fuid ianps
fer sxpence to burn this oil Sent all parts IL the
city. free Of expense. H. PARMENTIER, for Rosn Oil
4
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nor SALE-NOS %. 90, a. loi. al. 49, $50, 1866 l6T
Reade street. Nos 26 33l, 233 Greenwich street No.
North Moore street Nos 4s and l!6 Franklin street. No
class Stores lease Also three Hotels to Lease 0 hrst
class Houses for sale $50 Lots town. Apply 30 BkRBR
HALLE1T, 1876 Broadway fourth floor. Office No. 10.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ The annual election for thirteen directors Of this eo-
pany will be held their Office No. Hanover street,
tuesday May the 18TH the hours of NJ and
Bpm The transfer book Of both stocks will be closed Mon
nesday May the l9th at o'clock AM BY order
Of the Board. A. KYLE, Jr. Secretary.
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HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE-THE STOCK
il light and well seocted the location cannot be
passed lease will be given 1f the premises 1t low
the being otherwise engaged cannot attend 90 III -
the only for selling Apply at Avenue the
lryD nnk
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get Boys Clothing cheap and good John street
Boys Clothing Establishment There will md all the
styles at surprising low rates.
l.. LESU, No. 3 John street
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FURNISHED R00MS.-THE ATTENTION OF GEN
tlemen who desire pleasant rooms, is invited to the
and commodious house LOO Duane Park second door
from Hudson street, which has been newly fitted up with
all modern improvements hot cold and shower baths &C.
Terms re-
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4 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO OR THREE
IA single gentlemen, can be accommodated with pleasant
and board in the delightfully."- situated house. No.
East Fifteenth street, in the vicinity Of Union
DarL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-16

GETTY HOUSE, YONKERS, WESTCHESTER
~ county nearly completed, and will be ready for
tho Of famcs and other boarder aud the
reception Of ystes about the first of June. Parties wish
ing to engage for the coming be inform
asregorts ters &C., by addressing tho proprietor H. Du
rell. Mt "A Vesey street, at the hotel, Yonkers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-16

1NOLD PENS.-A. G.. BAGLEY a. CO.. MANUrACTU-
~ of Gold Pens and Pencil Cases, and patentees
the celebrated Extension Cases Nos Maiden Lane and
277 driving Houfe) Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-16

| FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT BOARD
Front and back second story newly furnished
PLEASANTLY situated in Hudson street. St. John Park
VIII e let to single gentlemen gentleman and his lady
Has ell the modern improvements baths gas, &c. Enquire
! Mt No. 1gl Hudson street.
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COAL.--J AN NOW DIsCHARGING SEVERAL CAR
~ goes Of the best quality Red Ash Stone Coal which
will sell to dealers and others at 81 ton from vessel and
will deliver from vessel 81 M and screened from yard
at 81 IS PETER CLINTON, corner Of King and Green
witch. and Riyington and Goerek streets.
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DARE CHAN CE-THE ADVERTISER HAVING
N business which calls his immediate presence Europe,
will sell his estabhed business of
at bargain. Amount of fixtures to be purchased, S0
pita require for the business SfO TO S3 when VIII
rtt 1000 t. 0l per year Address A. at this othee
viii be in town Wednesday, the 18TH and give full parti-
cellars to parties answering, giving real and stating
where an interview may be had.
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Ha Dye the hes. yt for eooring the hair
which this favorte and old Hair
Dye perfcr astonishing It 10 for SALE applied at
BATCHRLORS Wig Factory Nc. Wall street. Copy the
addraAl.
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT OFFICE RoTUNDA, PARK.
~ May IL. lS52-Pubc notice is hereby give that the
eroton Water rents for 1852 became May
instant payment of the requested to DO
the office Of the Croton Aqueduct Department. thout
delay. Il. Z. HANCE, Register.
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AUcIIoN SALE OF STA DARD NOSES. l..
"a yaneewater VIII sell en- Nos ~. Nay IT, ~ nast
Hoek choice collection Of and Stasda Roses,
being the stt for The seasep from the nurssry Of D.
fnteh street and Brsadway
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EOR SALE-TwO NEW THREE STORY ATTIC AND
subceller houses in Twenty ninth street. Lamartine
place between Eighth and Ninth avenues Tho houses are
~ feet wide 80 feet in depth finished in modern styles
with all the recent and ssn1ted
Possession given Immediately, Apply TO THEODORE
MARITIME, No. 100 West Twenty eighth, or to s. r. FLAN
AGAIN, No. is Wall street.
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NATIONAL CHAPTER NO. H. o. U. A.-THE MEN
IN this Chapter hereby notified and the
in general requested to attend the funeral late Bro
William II. Durant meet VT No. lS7 Bowery, pro-
csely at half past twelve clock this day by order of
j. W. SANFORD, Sachem.
Gro. I. HOPPER, c. ofthe G..
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THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET THE HEALTHY
i Spring Mattresses from s. to S2O-Iron Bedsteads
iron iuTnit9re for Sottagss country seats hotels, &c
Lounges Couches AL prices cheap at
above Spring street. side All kinds of furniture
neatly repaired, vanished, &c.
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nSCHLLANROUN.

ITO rkinTERs.-FoR SALE. LARGE HYDRAULIC
osending Press, and super royal WAshineto Hand
rsess rsh sell apparatus complete. Apply Y.
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TJOTEL-ANY CAPABLE PERSON, OF koDERt TIE
Ii capital wishing into the hotel business
Of an excellent by POST paid
receive attention Tho house is of the 6rst class
moderate dim and In full and successful ku
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EOh SALE.

RtLA0NT VILLAGE Lots, AT FORDHAM.-rHis
property, consisting of o2 quater lots with
i,e aoano 20 feet in width egbly situated, third
~ mile from the depot at Fordham and adjoining the
IAN vi the late Rev William Powell road West
IN ms n offered for sale by the ~ priees far be-
low tho current value that property in its immediate nsigh
ho hood now selling at che whole be posed
y the Let Of June next Lhogaphc maps and sireulass,
mode Of selection may he obtained and tho %
Tckaserr entered on application TO the undcrsgned 1866
Pearl street. Brown and Jesse Lyon tho premises
Adam w. Spies 81 Maiden lane; Nah. G. PlAtt - haidsa
nnt VIM II Cary. 245 Pearl street and Con. VIM. II. Hail.
zb9 Broadway also Combs Nicolay, IA Grand street.
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A uCIioE NOT CE-GROCRRIEs POTATOES, CUR
rhts. brandy, 6e.Tuesdsy Nay IL, ~ ION o'clock At
MO. Dsy .. cor Gresnwieh bills eurrants French
ssfhe cheese raisins tss, Almonds tea coffee,
nsrch, ree, tobacco, scgars spices pickles, sa T.
'Shoyke brown brandy, gin: vines, piano forte &c.
W.. A. CARTEH. AuetiOneer.
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RICH FURNITURE-H. STONEY HAS NOW IN
~ splendid assortment of rosewood psror
and chamber Furniture to which he would particularly
invite the attention Of persons in of above
Call hts styles prices At No. b6 Broadway
next door to the Collamore House.
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE
"A gentlemen, can obtain delightful rooms at No. 10
Union nj
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HQTNLA.

COLUMBIA HALL, NEW LEBANON SPRINGS. N. Y.
~ The undersigned hereby respectfully gives notice
his friends and the public that the above named
dious establishment will be for the reception OF vsters
and after the 10th of May and he is prepared
make arrangements with families for the season.
ANSON PARSONS.
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AIEAD L FULLMERs CROrnN MITALLIc LIRE

MEAD FULLMER'S CROT0N METALLIC FIRE
Nl Proof Paint.This article IL ackno wledged by all
who have used be superior any other paint use
II Is proof against the action Of the weather fire. and
cheaper chan any other paints in consequence Of its taking
lees oil TO mix, and covering much surface twice
much as some Give trial. Principal depots Murray
street and 10 Eighth avenue New York For sale also
by Hall Rucken Co.. go Green wch street; Baxter &
SINS .S Maiden Lane; D. Torrey, nc Fulton street;
Besn. New Rochce: John ~ Hvins. Matnaroneok West.
clftter county Charles W. Field Portehester and in most
Of the cities and towns throughout the country.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

WILL BE SOLD AT THE NEW YORK HORSE
Bazaar, 81 Crosby street ut II clock, on Monday
18th instant number Of Horses suitable for all
hlso and second hand Carriages Harness Saddles
&C. JOHN H. GATFIELD Proprietor
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WANJED-A SITUATION, BY RKSPECTABDE
w Protestant woman, for children, 10 take
OF elderly person. W DO he housework Of small
family Good reference given. Please cali ~ l91 West
street. in the dining saloon.
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LOST AND REWARDS.

d IN REWARD-LOST-AN OLD BLUE CROCHE1
W " Purse between Stewards store, in Broadway AM
lie Boutilliers in Canal street-in end box
tanning all breast pin set in pearls The finder
cevc the above reward by leaving at So West Fourteenth
trnnk.
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Of the perfect imitation Of nature
yet invented Those wanting very superior article should
a. BACHELORS celebrated IL Factory No. Wall
found the largest and best assortment
IN the city. Copy the address
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EasAfashsr j. aayer, Ne 80 Esst Twenty Afa ssrsst
mar Lexington avenue
ma Var WHSLE only daughter Of Augustus r. and Oath
rtps DohImapB. aged III months aud Is days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
(wecpeedsy) afternoon at 2 O'Clock The remains will
be taken Ia Green wood for interment
On Monday, September 0, AMALiA Louisa AATHILDA
RAu, daughter Of Adolphus aud Louisa Rau aged 10
mcn;bs and % days Of cholera Dorbus
On 1uerday. September ! OF bilious diarrhcs, JAMES
Hos1in in the 46th year OF his age
The friends and relatives II the family also the mem
bees eNew York Lodge No 10 respectfully svited 20
O'Clock At the family residence AT No IT West Eleventh
street
On Tuesday September alter illness Of two days
william II only soa OF Michael and Eliza Schureman,
saed g year,, month and ~ days.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral this wednesday after
noon at o'clNck from No ISL Fourth street
On Tuesday September 7, Of consumption Mrs. MARY
House. .
At Brooklyn, on Tuesday September Z Mrs MARTHA
GAsnrrT the late Charles Garrett In the 5lst
year OF her age
invited to attend The fupersi this "wednesday after
noen, at O'Clock from her late residence, No ESQ
Court street. Brooklyn
OF dIopsy THOMAS GREcoRy. aged SO years native Of
the par ID OF DaneeT, county L0~,h Ireland
His funeral will take place this wedne day. afternoon,
at O'Clock. from his late residence. No liz Orange
His friends and acqusntances are respectfully
invited te attend
AT El.nyile N. l., on Monday, September g. jazz
daughter Of John and Jane A. Havsrd aged months and
10 0Bys.
Her rsmains were taken to Greenwood for intermcnt
At Yopkers Tuesday morning. Sept~m0er7 Eu-
orNE. infant child Of Lieut.. John Calhoun U. Navy.
AT Lis fathers residence in Steuben county ORLANDO
r. SAITH OF Brooklyn l.
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ever incredie Il may sesa tAss ysu have ns* practically
noticed the reports. although based ncontroveroi
fscts A 'ur citizens prepared 10 believe that with
NO able annual reports this highly inpcrtast subject
beioe you from the CsOton Board that you still remain
~ inactive tho igb they had been presented!
Suoh Is the fact And the truth L. that you seldom do
Ducs any really important suggestions from any OF the
H. psItn ents You eager TO favorabiy notice
Acps fer raiiroads, ferries useless reservors add
er.r inn,m sbe propositions from worthless political
trokste; and TO notice everything every body when
II your interest to do bur valuable suggestions from
the Departments, known 10 be highly beneficial aud in
dspenssble to the vital interests Of the whole oommu
Dfy, you very seldom fsvorsby consider. But
now most cole niy yeu. In the name OF
the CIotoD ana Fire Departments. and in the
naDe of the whole city 70 favoraby consider without
delay either my propositions or those Of the Croton
Department happy suggestions from any TO
the best and Iost expeditions mode OF increasing the
supply If you do not immediately heed these
ol aomoni.ons. and there be aisastr conhagra
tion arising from city of water involving as Of
scvtrni m,i of dollars the wilderness itself should
shield yon from the public execration and the public
vsDgesnce when l think If tho protracted ana
severity of last wnterthe great body OF
the intepse cod-,he frozen hydrantsthe scarcity OF
81 her serious disadvantages under which tue
fir sborto II afords me some pleasure 10 thsnk the
who. department for preserving the city witch seemea
times dooneo to destruction in defiance Of the
iops Of tn. fremen who wrought for their lives for
its preservation.
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Cleared.

Cleared,
Steamship Asia, Lott Liv erpool, E CuEArd.
ship Petrol (Br Sampson St Thomas and Bcrmu-
Slip Coastuton Br.ton. Liverpool. Grinnsll Minturn
ship Star of the est Bown, Liverpool Samuel 7honp-
ssip Universe. Bird. Liverpool. william. euion.
s J.sns gsnPe s:h Ne. Orleans Frost Hicks
n. ss.
BAH Msdops: wSod.ide Bristol I. Essmi,h so1s
Bs.s s; csEsi.s Corning
Barr Potomac, Iant, Tripidad DO Cuba. Cham berlin,
Bark Eliza Bass. Bramhall. Bermuda, Tucker & Light
barl Magnolia, Brunei Wilmington. M Freeman & Co
Brig Chas de Wolf Obi, Card, Windsor. Whitney &
Brig village Belle, Davidson. St John, NIB. Hamilton
Brig Creole. Trevorgey. Boston, mas.or
.scT Coneeido de Mari tPort) Couto, Lisbon, Grinnel
schr Wing OF the Wind. Pearsa. Baraooa, Moacham s.
sshr Empire Ryder, Norfolk stqrsss, Chairman Co.
sshr ship Carpenters burroughs Fredericksburg var
4sssses Tis
sshr Cadet; 6.,letts Po.slaHd I White Co.
siocp New York ch ",. NV S,, Have. W IT r,.
CID yesterday brig Jonathan Csy (not bark Jonathan
ADyI TeWnsend. Mobile. Eagle Haznsrd.
Arrived.
Steamship Northern Light Tinklepaugh San Juan An
H sssl m c.ps Sas s sss,s
Is miles two steamship steering The Lhas ex
periepc strong Winds the last three days.
steamship Florida Woodruff, Savannah 20 hours to
Ni.ehl sept PM off Tybee. passed bark Texas from
kf,rk, inward bound 6h ~ PM lat "a 20 NJ Ion rs 80 w
pasted schr Jonas Smith. from York for WILMINGTON
The has strong head winds the entire
Steamship Union, Adams. Charleston Sept 1O AM with
mdse and PASSENGERS 60 spoord Testop Co. Sept 7th
II 81 AN lat IS H. passed steamship Ohio, from New
York for Aspinuail The encountered heavy NE gales
during the FIRST As hours Of her passage.
Ship Arc,ic Zerega. Newcate E. July 18 with coal and
81 passengers. 70 Zerega Co Aug g. lat as 49, Ion So
sroie schr Emclite Of and tor Marblehesd with fish
ship Fo.res' King nathorIe Liverpool 43 days, with
mose and ~ Passengers, TO j II Brewer Co.
Brig Borneo, Hoo gdop. Calais, days.
Schr Nautilus lBr Martini Windsor, u.s. days, will
Ilsster to A Bloomfield.
schr Maria Davis (of Brcohhaven) Davis Savannah
days with lumber to II sheldon.
Schr Cy6c, Haycoek, Boston for Albany. days.
Schr Plymouth Rock, Lacey, Boston. days.
Scbr Matilda o Brien, Lubec. IL days.
Sohr Leopard. Merriam, Lubec days.
Schr Superb Pinkhsm, Harrington. 8 days
Sailed,
SLIP Con,titntion tpaetetl BIi.ton Liverpool; bari
Glide Bhrold Omsted, Havana; and others.
VIII dd urIp the DAY from s to SW.
No vessels sight bound in from Sandy HOOK at sunset
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Died


On Wednesday. September 8. after lingering illness,
Mr.. JONI HAnnIs in the 10th year of his age
Ills remains will be conveyed to Troy for intermont
from the residence of his Edmund s Harris
Troy papers please copy.
On Monday, September g. EMMA J. CocnRaSE, daughter
OF me late Thomas Cochrane in the 22d year OF her age
The friends Of the family and Of her brothers. James
and Archibald are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence No 1863 Mott street. this
(Wednesday) afternoon at O'Clock.
On Monday September 8. after a illness which
he bore with Christian fortitude, Mr. MICHAEL FLaInRrY
aged 10 years
His Bernard Williams, and also his in law
Menus Kelly and George Bcvns also the Captain
and Assistant Captains, and members Of the Sixth dis
trict police will attend his funeral from his residence
No 50 Bayard street this (Wedncsday) afternoon at 2
o'clock without further invitation.
On Monday evening, September @. at OK o'clock Of
consumption, FRrDERicK HorER, liquor merchant from
Cincinnati, aged 80 years and 10 months,
Ills remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery this
"wednesday afternoon o'clock from the residence of
bis brothorn-law samuel Perry Forty fifth and
Ninth avenue His friends and the public invited to
attend his funeral.
ON Monday, September 6, Mrs. ELLEN HraLy Of en-.
Isrg, ment OF the liver.
jeremiah Bartholomew Michael and Edward Healy, are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this day at
1917 o'clock from her late residence No $50 Pearl street
without further invitation Her remains will be taken
70 Wesohester county for intermcnt.
On Tuesday, September 2, at No. 212 West Twenty.
seventh street MARIAN GmMouR aged "a years the be.
loved wife Of William Haxtop.
Friends In the Stone Cutters Association are respect
fully invited 10 attend her interment this "wednesday
At crnoon at 2 O'Clock.
con ~ William and Louisa 0kell aged years. months
and days
The funeral will take place this "wednesday after
noon, nj O'clock Pssiaely trom the residence " ~
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On Tuesday September Z, by the Rev. Henry Chase,
Mr. GEORGE W. BALDWIN, OF this city, to Miss FREELoyE
j. WIssLow Of Bangor Me.
Bangor papers please copy.
On Saturday, September 4 by the Rev. Mr. Stohlmann,
GusTAv GERHARD, of Elberfed, Prussia to MARY, only
daughter of the late Major Thomas LEstrange of Ii. b.
NJ seth Regiment
By the Rev Lott Jones, C. N.aLE to Miss MARIA VIZ
CEIITT.
At Brooklyn on Monday, September O by the Rev. A..
Hart JoS c. BARTON to Miss ANN JANE FITzaAURcE,
both Of this city
On Monday, August 30, by the Rev. DR.. Lille, Mr.
GroRoE GnLrLy. late Of Inverness, TO Miss SARAH ANN
HENDERSON. late of Glasgow.
Glasgow papers please copy.
On Monday. September q. by the Rev. DR.. Spring,
WILLIAM W Bonner to MARIA T., only daughter Of John
Conmerford Esq all Of this city.
On Tuesday September by the Rev. Richard Cox, Mr.
CBAnIEsN. Gums Of Philadelphia. 10 Miss M. VIRGINIA.
daughter Of r. T. Norris, Esq, of this city
On Tuesday morning September by Rev. DR. Price
Mr.. JOIN d. SMuH to EMMA youngest daughter of John
Carter Esq all ofths city.
At Augusta East Florida August %, by the Rev Mr..
Knight Mr. JANIS GBsoS Of Martinyle Sonierset
~ N. j., TO Miss ELIZA j. BoYp. Of the former place
sonefville. N. j., papers please copy.
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Person Intelligence.

Arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel yestegday-Hon.
George Morfett Montreal: Gen KenDith Morfett Ride
Brigade Caraoa Hon Charles Richardson Philadelphia
Gen T. Y Fair Alabama; Rev. W. l. Hogc Maryland;
]. G. Andersen, Florida: !. II Gamble. do.
At the Howard Hotel-u. j Sherwood Elbfidge; u
Boy ipgton Ketsevle. DR. l. L. Hatch. Keene; Capt.
Morse Eristtl; I u Evans, BALTIMORE @. A Durham,
Chicago r. Ii. Pcwt1g, Wisconsin; G H. Bostwick, Tai
abassec Ala.-apd l40 others.
Arrivals at the Irving House-IIon w p. Re, burn,
Washington; Professor McCullock Princeton; Col X Il
Lee u. s. A.. Hon yolney u. Howard, Texas; howard
Hart Troy; John Wilkinson. Syracuse Capt Pratt U.
S A.: John Arnot. Elmira; j. Knox Walker, Washing
ton JOS Hamilton. Georgia Geo Costar, Mobile; j.
Price Wetherell adtlpha--aud l5S others
General Cass arrived in Buffalo Friday evening and
proceed ed up the lake the evening" board the
May flower Senator Felch went up the evening pre-.
vious.
John r. Hale will deliver an address before the Cleve
land Mercantile Library Association on the 10th inst
Gen. Sam. Houston is in Cleveland Ohio.
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Marine Affairs.

Sur Lauscn.--The ship Heidelberg intended for the
Havre and New Orleans trade and to be commanded by
Capt Charles Lagony will be launched at O'Clock this
afternoon from the ship yard Of Jacob A. Westeryelt
Sons; foot of Seventh street, East river.
The STEAMSHIP FLORIDA, Captain Woodruff arrived
yesterday morning from Savannah, in seventy hours
We indebted to the officers for the usual prompt
ply Of the favors Of our Southern contemporaries.
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Passengers Arrived.

SAN JuAN-Stesmship Northern Lirht-Mrs Long infant
servant Mrs SO john Scbloss Mr. Parot md ladv
2 ney.r p Bntr% ., ~ Moore Hon, WV q Win
Adams, Floyd, Coorop, ID Brown. W Hscce " FORD
Hon JeMett Mayor Of nsrysvills; n 9 Benham
Lndmsn w w Greeler w Head mo Watson IL Chan
man, Wondsrly Mrs ny,ns AID child. johnson, MT
W serias. Abbott, Marsha Abrahams, r. IIitchin
WB Bn,, Allen W spsn; VT BsttsaG Smith, Jr.
Thornbury. a Prince, Field d Dsahs Hopkins. L
G Turner Froeman, and 200 in the stesrags.- -
sAvArNhH = stesm'hip rlerida.L Kenna, Mrs s
solonons, Mics Sinclair Cohen ysaue and son
GrifeH, Luce, Mics Tafts r Johnston r f,osdsi
Psrrige, Jspss Stewart Savage Sharpe, Edward
E,rioh, Dr " kussell. Jesse Locke. Harden, w
Henry soobla. James Mar Thomas Ford WIN DooSv Dr. n
tho steorase. " ~
CHARLs,roN -Stsam ship Union-J Young J r west NJ.
block and infant, W q Oakley, y 4, platk a E,,h.u
Bachelor Gee y oyice Johr orice A sutton snstca
IA NichoEs DIV sps,r pJ Punch. W Z Rr.i.,ord. X
lady, l. smiley Mrr UrrIhut Miss Wnrhyt NJ a.!.r
Miss Redhoid sBoll snd lady. and n in ths Sssyxs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-08
MARITrMn NTInLLIG EN- E

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