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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04
LoBAs GuANo--While the Epolisl

LOBAS OUANO-- w ullc Tue EngIlSn mer-
chants and politicians have been discussing the
question of their right to carry away this fertile.
ing material from these Islands, shrewd Yankee
merchant of this City, Mr.. A. G.. Benson, wthhis
associates, has solved the problem in tie usual
go-ahead manner of his nation. Having satisfied
himself by sufficient inquiry that the guano was
good, was inexhaustible, and was accessible, he
also satisfied himself fully that under the law of
nations it belonged to the whole world. and thu
rest Of mankind if they chose to take il away.
Upon coming to this conclusion he dispatched
two ships with men, provisions and tools and has
since chartered some thirty other ships to load at
these Islands for the United States, aud is every
day increasing the number.
In regard to the right to take away, this yaIus.
BILE dust, Mr.. Benson has had correspondence
with the Government at Washington and he has
not probably gone so deeply into the matter with.
out proper assurances from that quarter that be
shall be protected.
This is a much more important enterprise than
on first glance it appears to be. The introduction
Of this guano at cheap rate, is great national
benefit. 1t brings within reach of our farmers the
recuperative element of the soil and enables them
to make the exhausted lands of the Atlantic
States as productive as the virgin lands Of the
West. The sriginators Of this enterprise, there.
fore, are not only well deserving Of the great
gains which it at present promises, but also Ofths
gratitude Of the nation.
The use ofGuanO has heretofore been restricted
by the high price at which it is sold-about 81
per tun-but it is the Intention of the gentle
men engagedin this enterprise TO place the price
at about $50 per tun, perhaps lower. The amount
of GuanO on these Islands is estimated at fifty
millions of tuns, which, at $50 per tun, is fifteen
hundred millions Of dollars. What il California
to this That amount Of Guano distributed over
the world would be Of incalculabe value to man
kind, tightening the heavy tolls of the agricultural
laborer and increasing the products Of his lands
while that amount of California gold would pro-
duce no relief to labor nor grow single potato.
In this light we look upon this enterprise as one
well worthy of the attention and protection Of
Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04
The Future OF Canada.

LOUIS JOSEPH PAPINEAU, in recent al
dress to the electors of the Montreal District o"
the following views upon the destiny OF Canada
connection with the United States:
"Our social condition Is very ana agous to that o. -!
American, but very different 10 that Of Eogiaaf ~
interests are much greater ADD more numerous
America than In England. Colonial iuieri01iy cs'S.
and should not last forever TIE separation ssqs-
lion OF time. II has its indiscriminsie time, but
inevitable and certain desth u al men. And VIC
ssk ourselves what Ia better Tor descendant
TIE struggles and the ryslues of different naiionaI"'
their aggregation Ia this beautiful coniedersnoa
there can be no hesitation In the presence Of inesP
tacle which American pswer gives u.s. who 10 sfes'j
the second among the civilized nations Of the esrn g.
who If she continues TO progress during the nexl -
years tocome AS she has done durn the last hall een
will become the most numerous and powerful nsaya
the civilized race. What pIgmles would our cana',
be near such colossal statues Must We allow tle .
be exposed TO the danger Of unequal sad uuis,v
bic contest ls It not better 70 associate then 70
ss glorious as that which will prevail 10 r state 80
that many young men Of the presen. dy win 80 o
peopled with 10000 ofpIosperous and enisn''"~
inhabitants"
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" We Yesterday published a comma.

ncation calling for public aid to those who have
lost friends and property by the destruction Of the
Henry Clay. The proposition was simply, By public
subscription, to furnish them the means Of egdlJ
compelling the proprietors of the Henry Clay to
pay the damages justly due for their losse'.-
Many of these sufferers are unable to commence
law suits and but for the aid proposed woulds
left without any indemnity. A very general and
considerable subscription has already taken place,
and it was through nadyertence that we yestsf'
day failed to call attention to the matter. sub
scnption paper may be found at the office Of me
Courier aud Enquirer, TO which those who are
DESTROYS of aiding in the matter, and we hope there
viii be many such, may attach their names.
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~wUYIAM A WHIG-A Let

ter to an hquiring Friendly HORACE GREE
LEY-being calm and lucid statement Of the
grounds of radical difference between the two
great parties which divide the American People
and the authors reasons for preferring and sup
porting the Wing party: A large and fair
pamphlet of l6 pages: Price $40 per thousand,
Gil per hundred, 20 cents per dozen, cents
singy.
If ordered to be sent by Mall cent each for 500
miles and urdsr and cents for over 500 miles must
be added 10 prepay postage.
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The trOps IN NcM-Inrl1.

baylng run over good part of our State
within the past ten days, we have made
notes on the growing or harvested Crops Of
lo52 throughout this State, which sum up
IS follows:
WheQt.-The general yield has been
good and the grain is bright and sound. We hear
of partial failure in certain localities, but believe
the average weld is large one. 1t is now all Sc
cured. Very little is now grown in the eastern
half Of the State, while throughout the valley Of
the Genesee and its neighborhood it is chief
staple.
Rye. LITTLE grown, but that little has
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For California.

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNING 1he
Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sand
,,;cb Islands. II will contain summary Of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News SINCE the saii-
ing of the last steamer; Money and Market ne
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
no had at the Desk Tomorrow Morning. Price,
capta.
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Campaign Edition, with all the Illustration, Of ,bs
regular edition in English, is published T 1,;s
Day. Price 1.-THE same as in English, A. No.,
hundred, 80 cents per dozen, 3 cents singleaIwsv
cash. Orders from Clubs, Committees, and indi.
viduals are urgently requested. Now is the time
to do good. Address, Greeley s. McElrath, Trib.
uas Ortce.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4, 1852.
For Presidenf,
WINFIELD SCOTT of New.Jersey.
For Tice- PresideHf
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Of North-CaroIina

e. The Tribune is served In this City, Brooklyn, VIII
smsburgh and Jersey City for 2l cents per week payable
to the carriers Names through the Post Office or Penny
Post will be promptly placed on the Carriers books
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" THE WING ALMANAC fer 1852 contains the complete
vote for President In 1874 aud S43 gor sale at this 'ce
Price l2 cents 1t can be obtained in Baltimore o. bur
CESS TsYlors
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q The news by the Hermann is of no
great Importance. The British elections are not
yet completed. Louis Napoleon is making a
quite imperial progress through the North of
France. In Italy and Germany nothing has hap
pened worth speaking of.
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~ AUSTRALIAN gold,
When dug from the mold.
Is no doubt, = very good thing
But comfort is more
Thsn whole heaps Of the ore.
And Il is about comfort sing,
II bed.bug or roach
In your dwellings encroach,
Oryou'Te bothered with rats and with mice,
LYoN'S Powder and Pill
Most sssSreely will
Destroy these vile pests in triCe.
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15 copies do do.......................... 90
Payment in all to accompany the order.
Tho selection of WINFIELD SCOTT for Prosident and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for VcePresdent has sratfed
our ardent wishes and strengthened earnest hopes
Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. ScorT
ths very man fitted and marked out by bis heroic
.chlevemens-hls inestimable services al critical pc
hods In preserving National tranquility and prevent
Ing the ef1usion Of blood-by bis unquestoned nteg
hy his selfdevoins patriotism bis unSechOnal position
and bis humanity-to unto the Wing Masses In
ihusastic invncble host and lead them TO victory
30 believing we have labored and hoped for bis nom
nation, and now confidently look 70 the result to
Justify our sanguine anticlpahons
THE Tribune, standing on is own Platform and
knowing no other authority but truth will do It's utmos!
for the election of ScoTT and GRAHAM; but will not
be absorbed by Political discussion. We have chosen
to proffer Campaign subscribers large sheet rather
than small and cheaper one, because the postage 10
the same, and because wish TO extend the knowl.
edge Of what THK TRIBUNE habitualy Is. The letters
of our Associate BAYARp TAYLOR, who next writes
from SYRIA the ruins Of Nlneveh, Constsntnople, &C.,
ell appear every week, with reviews Of new Books,
Proceedings Of Congress- and the general Foreign and
Domestic News Of the Day. there IL another journal
In America valuable Interesting than THR
TRIBUNE, II IA not because more money or IaooT In
spen, thereon.
All the Editions of The TRIBUNE are printed nsrge
Quarto FORM sheet 81 by ~ inches, showing eight
large and compact pages of reading matter About half
the Daily Is devoted to Advertisements, very few
OF which appear In other issues. No ten dollar
daily in the world contains reading matter than
rHK TRIBUNE, which Is afforded st IS per anuum, OF
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SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE:
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CALIFORNIA kXPREss-Otfice No. IS
Walst, Newly orkWe dispatch regular Mail Steamer
Express on THURSDAY neXt August al O'clock Z. NJ in
charge Of Nj CHs X. GRAHAM our special messenger who
goes through 10 San Francisco Large packages should be
delivered 10 IL water proof order before the day Of sail
ing. Small parcels received until O'Clock the day the
steamer sails. WELLS FARGO X Co.. No l6 Wsll-st.
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Wing State Convention.

A Wing State Convention for the Nom
natop of Candidates for Electors of President and Vice
President and for the Offices of Governor Lieutenant
Governor Canal Commissioner and State Prison nspec.
tor, will assemble at the CITY of SYRACUSE, on
WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY.SE COND day of SEP.
TENDER. The Wing Electors of the respective As.
semby Districts requested to appoint One Delegate
to attend such Convention.
JOHN l.. ScHOOICRAFT, G. c. DAVIDSON,
SAMUEL STEVENS %. X. MATTESON,
LEWIS BENEDICT, BESJ. PRINGLE
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND SIMEON DRAPER,
Augusta, leo. DANIEL LORD, JL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04

By TELEGRAPH.-The principal topic in
our Geographic dispatches is the fatal accident to
Mr.. K. Sands, the equestrian.
From the Missouri Election there is nothing de-
Gnite.
The cholera at Rochester is decreasing.
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have been acquainted for than q and they are
now on cordial terms This SPEAKS well for ootn
the efforts Of the firm 10 please their custome
and the taste Of the in appecane the results oil
those Efforts During the summer drawing to close,
their sales of ready.made Clothing, and their custom
trade have been extensive beyend all precedent Ihey
have still on hand the styles n Vestings PaDtaoon ma
tera and light fabrics for Goats and Sacks Tor wnch
has beep such an demand this season By the 5
steamer they have also received variety OF new sooo J
the last month Of and for the early sil 20 Whn
thew nvi,a the attention Of gentlemen Their fashionaoe
rea3yma6e Clothing Of all descriptions now as nee.o
fore proverbisl for its cut and hnish ana heH
made 10 order are unrivaed in ut ana elegance. H..
IrN Co 81 BrOadV 81, AneIlcen HOtoI
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
~ An Exchange of Dagueneotypes is

~ An Exchange of Dagueneotypes is
now 6xed rule In affairs Of the heart and Of course
presve hkenessss particularly desirable 10 such ca
In the absence Of the living breathing face and form OF he
loved one Of RooTs pictures will prse the best "a
membrsnce. bis portraits all but speak Gallery, NO 'o
Broadway.
GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CsMPA-
NV Merchants EXCHANGE No . corner Of Wall and VIII
liam sts Marine and Inland Insurance.
TRUSTEES. =.
xy,n II Asr,ru,.u Moses II. Grinnell
Isnss Rro,rn Joseph w. Alsop,
Robert l.. Taylor, fso 9Py % ee.
Leonardo s. Ssurez, Jhoh ss. I S'au'0n'
BENJAMIN Babcock, tiias H,cks
John Il. kitching, WIN onH tsw,a,
S.rr'u Tbor1nson James I. Soutter,
Ho,tusr I vineston Chas II. Russell
wv, Wetmors &. II Marshall,
ViIlsm p Furpi.s j. D. Hurlbat,
q Pntsers Ramsay Crooks,
joseph Sands, . Mlnan D. ooues'
J. Flnathsn Smith, " Merle
William H. Macy, u H. HOOP,
y Dsvaon ID. G. Kingsland
ALFRED OGDEN President.
HENRY HoLDREGE, Nise-President
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~ We are indebted to Archer q vs.
uander's Express for copy of The A6my s'e''S
Jc,gns " advance Of II NAL
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CoNGREss.-A message was received in
the Senate, from the President, accompanying the
documents relating to the Fisheries. The letter
of Mr.. Champion to the Secretary of State will be
found in the Geographic patches, together with
sketch Of the debate on the matter.
The House agreed to a resolution presented by
Mr.. Orr, to close the debate on the eneral APP
preparation bill in hour after it shall be taken
up again. The bill was then discussed in Com
mittee Of the Whole, but the House ad surned
without coming to a vote upon it.
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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Lends the Column !-Forward

The publishers of The Nt,o- York
Tribune proffer copies OF their regular and full Weekly
issue eight large pages each six columns Of Literature
Politics and News for the remainder Of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with The 7th Of Angus, and
closing with Nov. 25th, when We confidently hope to
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TAXES OF 1852-OFFIcE OF RECEIVER

LANES VI JCO<--OfflCE VT WV
OF TAXES No New City Hall, Park.-Rate 80 1O-lOO--
Notice hereby given that the Books OF the present
wear will be open for payment the 9th Of August next
and that will then be prepared to receive the Taxes charged
thereon All persons paying their Taxes previous 70 te
of November next will receive deduction OF Interest az
per cent per anuu calculated from the time OF payment
10 the let Of December One per cent Will be saoe1
10 ali Taxes unpaid the LIST Of December next Hours
for receiving Te1 es from A. NJ to H. Banxs6ie mo-
pey orly received HARVEY HART, Receiver OF Taxes.
B-Ps have their bills by applying at THIS
Office and are requested TO give fun descriptions Of their
property aud inquire for their Personal Tax if any
Newly urk July ~, 1852
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EsTER-BUsH's celebrated Cholera Remedy, prevent
i've USED so extensively and with the greatest in
1912 can had the depot No SIS Greenwch,
~ Let all the world know that the I'M
designed will return all moneys paid for WATTss Nervous
Antooe II il does not beneficial in the for which
II has been tried Nolu of praises s short Of that sim
pie announcement Ii. N. Wild No 45, Lewis Meso, No
Ale r. IHeinTcks No. $50 Broadway; Nichols Krauh
caldwell No l0g, Chss Nuten, No 100 Nsssauss; J. D.
Torey, No - Smith, Bangs Co, No 10 Spruce St J. q.
Cameron, No @ A. Williamson, No. % John Ropes,
No a. Anu-st J G. stoneall No 1871 Fuonst; Vincent
Dill No ~ Beekman-st; w Conant No. 20 Dey.s All
tba, IL Is to obtain order from the above
gentlemen, anO after using It, II not beneficial they will
tuin the money. Depot No. Is Ann.st; Office No. 494
(IeenNlCi.sf
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Ham DYE AND WI6s.-BATCHELoR's
Mandatory 70, these articles is celebrated IN ali parts OF
she World persons wishing light elegant and durable
Wis OF Toupee can surely be suited: Ills hair Dye
"a spilled n suaranteo) sold Wholesale or Retail
stNo.4 Wsl.t Copy the address, beware Of imstions
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nverssly popular CHRsTADoRo's Its admit
ted that his statements have fallen short OF its ners
Prejudice hes vanished The number OF bottles sold daily
would not he be Lived II mentioned here. Applied and sold
Of CHRisrAnoRos Astor House. private room for ap-
plyinr the Dive.
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TAypREws & LANPHIER, Merchant

Marble Bulldogs between Houston aud biescs
where they are prepared 20 furnish articles IN men
linz III shortest notice and the most fashionable msteas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04

without exception reservation, the very best ever In
vented. Equally celebrated s GoURAUD's Medicated
Soap for curing piDpes freckles salt rheum, flesh worms
letter saowness tan, loughnes &c oudre Subtitle up
White and Hair Gloss at 81 Walkers near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04

ANDERSON IN TEE Observation-Disclosures
fnl revolution in the prices OF Capetug Floor Oil Cloths
Rugs Mas, Window Shades &c, at HIRAM ANDERsoHs,
No 90 Bowery Purchasers should by all means 20 and
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" LNN,Nes 81 Co. and the public

HtNkf HOLDkEGE, NIVe-I To5IUe1''
" r MORRIS Secretary.
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IL FIsK's Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
air tight aod ndestruchbe. Principal Office and ware
rooms No $50 Broadway. w M. RAYMOND n 20
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4lc6iral.

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
SJDr. HASTLNGS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF APH-
THAThe wonder and doubt felt by the medical faculty
when Dr. Hastings procla med the durability of pulmonary
consumption by the of Naphtha remedial scent has
now eight Of trial. settled downin'o deep con-
vction that there few cases in which consnp
ton cannot be cured by DR.. HAsrNGS'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. In every case In which it has
been tried in the United States it has been fol-
lowed b. immediate relief and ultimate cure ln the b'en
helm Free Dspensary, under the charge OF Dr. Hastings
during FIVE years that the Nsphtha has been in USE there
has not been single dsah from disease Of the lungs wns
previous patients had died almost every week In ncpi-
ent stages Of consumption the effect of the Naphtha Syrup
"a almost miraculous and effected in an ncre diby
short SPACE OF time the advanced stages aud evsn
IN the third or lat dreadful division Of this hitherto Hcura
bic disease it's effect is equally wonderful This period 10
marked by The cxpecoration Of the tubercesn cheese
IKE partc,s mixed with pus mucus blood. etc and most
eeneraly accompanied with diarrhea On admin
sterng the NSphha Syrup the formation Of the tuberces
is almost instantly arrested the foreign matter thrown or
the tuborces already formed destroyed andh breath
ing immediately becomes easier anu the patient on the
thhd night after FIRST taking the Syrup is often able TO
Joy quiet nights rest, thing unknown for weeks preTi-
opsly. -. ,v,,o, =, rorr,r
Is all that is asked by the proprietor this medicine
TO be all that has been stated
BRONCHITIS.
Bronchitis has in fis remedy sure and speedy cure.
and acknowledged 10y al the medical faculty to be with
out rival in the speedy Of bronchitis both acute and
chrome. 1900 ~ -. .,
COUGHS, COLDS AND CATARRIIS
Weld TO tue influence Of the Naphtha Syrup, often III the
short space of forty eight hours,
NIGHT SWEATS.
This distressing and weakening accompaniment TO con-
SUMPTION and other diseases Instant. stopped by the
Of the Naphtha Syrup.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
The most attacks Of splitting Of blood have iuvs
rahv been stopped within the short space Of thirty min
ues and all disposition to recurrence of the same pre-
vented In conclusion, the proprietor warrants the Naph-
tina Syrup only the best but the only certain
for Pulmonary Consumption, and all oher diseases OF the
lungs.
The shot space Of newspaper advertisement Will not
admit q the publication Of the many hundred cerlcates
received la agents this city and also from every part
of the Ured States but every peTsn Interested IS re-
euesed 70 call aud poYuse them al the Office No l Green
wlcA-st Where pamphlets sndevery information VIII DO
freely furnished None geaunh without the written sig
nature OF NJ 4 +. HARRISON on the wrapper Of each
b.ttle 81 per bottle, OF bottles for s.
Principal Office no. lji Greenwich st. New-York Also
for sale at the following places E NJ Gsioa, No l27
Bowery; Jno. b. Dodd No. III Broadway J. 3 l. Cod
d,ngton Ne. 1913 HuesoR-st
Beware Of counterleits. do lmf0ihSS'
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n YORK and NEW HAVEN

4
l. l65i-TraIns OF New York leave near corner Of
Canal-st. and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
1l30 A. NJ. andl 5P M The ll.3O A Al ruas IN cor,
necton with Train from Now Haven - Hartford and
sprnr6elS. and with Train over the Cenal Road.
ExPRESs TRAINS for New Haven, Haru I'd, spnosheia'
tConnectIcut River and Vermont Railroads, 20 Ogdens-
burgh and Dntltal.) BOfiOn ana worcester at A M,
(stops at stamford and BdgeportD aud VI t pS az
Stamford Norwak ana Bridgeport y tine, ABOUT Of hnufs
n Boston the vi. connects with the Housaonc aad
Naugatuck Railroads al Bridgeport, aud Ctnal Railroad
a. Eew-Haven. The o'clock p NJ. with Eausauck
Railroad at Bridgeport 49,,
SpscTA TRAINS for Port Chester. at $50 l. ~ and CT
p 81 stop at Mount Vernon and ?e!h 4uyille.
TRAINS INTO NEW YoRK-Accommo datlon IfalaS leaTo
Haven at $50, 7, and 30 A. NJ, aud 90 r NJ;
The IS A NJ. receives aseageTs from Springfield ana
Hartford aid Canal aaIlrOad al New Haven ana from
Naugatuck Railroad a. Bridgeport. The 40 2 VI re-
caves passengers n0n Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EXPREsS TRAINS leave New Haven on arrival OF Trans
from 9Ostcn al LIS and 845 vi stopping a. 5ndgeprt
Norwalk and Stanford leaving Boston at A. NJ, ADD
3P. NJ. =,
345P Nj. H., A,
See bill Of advertisement at the Station House and
d. Superintendent
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IRON LUEkPOOL.
THnM NEA-YORE

Far frsgnt n passage apply 70 ,
EDWD X. COLLINS Co. 80 WaL-st n tofk'
BROWN, sHIPLEY co, Liverpool,
y. G. ROBERTS Co, - Kings Arms f1d'
Join MUSROE co, IS Rue Notre Dame des
Welcomes. Paris, or GEO. II. DRAPER, Ravre
Tho owners these ships VIII no. be accountable i0i goa,
silver bullion specie jewely, precious stones or metas
unless bills of fading saed therefor ana the VA
shereoftherein expressed. az