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The gatc Columbia is TO be the flag ship Of the Hons
Squadron and bear the broad penant Of Com Newton,
the Commander Chief Captain Harwood to command
the flagship Surgeon sharp Is to be fleet surgeon Tbs
squadron will consist Of the rgate Columbia the soops-
Of. war Albany, Cyane and Decatur, and two or more
stt Commodore Hoins Is ordered to the command
Of the Cyane from which vessel Commodore Paine has
lately been detached The Saranac Is under orders for
cruise to Rio 10 convey the Minister from Brazil
ward Captain Boormsc Is ordered to the commsud of
the station at New York Several OF the vessels Of
the home squadron will probably be in bay In the
month Of October November. Pensacola Ga a-efte.
Orders have been received at the Navy Yard TO t
the loopof Albany forthwith It u expected she
will be ready for IN fortnight Most Of her
have already been shipped.-Boson .ftias, SEPT 10.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. II, 1882.
The brig Tehuantapec, which left Vera Cruz ON the
21st ut with Governor Letoher late Minister to Mexico
board has arrived at this port She bring no news
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Departure of the Crescent City fiUua New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS September IL, 1859
The United States mail steamship Crescent CITY Lieut.
Porter, commanding sailed yesterday morning New
York, via Havana.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
| Ten Lives Lost and Five Persons SIlockinCIy
Injured

Ten Lives Lost and Five Persons ShockingIy
Injured
FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND THREE DANGEROUSLY
WOUNDED ON THE ERIE RAILROAD
On the night OF the 14th inst another added to
the already appalling list of casualties upon public
The accommodation train going east upon its regular
time run into its totally demolished three
persons instantly killed died this morning and
three not expected to survive 1t had passed
heavily laden freight train four miles west and the
ductor had drawn out his watch and quietly exclaimed
tf at he had minute more to wait before his time to
leave when the freight train discovered close
hand lie instantly the signal to start and sprang
the platform but 1t too late and the freight
CINE entirely through the Of the accommo-
daton train which remains ncosing the engine like
shell.
The killed and wounded follows
KILLED
Matthew Il Stillman. Friendship New York
EMa Saxebury, lIornelsvillo.
James ckiroy brakeman accommodation train, Ca
Thomas McCulien. GILMAN do do, Dunkirk
j. u. Greek. Addison. Now York.
WOUNDED.
Wu. Wicl ham Vantage, Sussex county, n. j., not
VIM Donald. conductor accommodation train, badly
injurt by blow On the head.
.ohn McCariy, Cathsrine, Chemung county, New York
bediy
John Clapcey, waveIly, New York
The ergineman Of the freight train dodged down be-
bind the fire box and not injured The fireman OF
that train jumped oil and escaped
There were, fortunately but eleven persons board
the and you that il destroyed pretty much all
Those who survived the crash scaldcd by steam
from the battered engine which had literally gone into
the car, and completely enclosed by it.
This must have been sheer careessness the part Of
the managers Of the freight train is not possible
that it had any right to leave the passing station
to to another station before the proper time for
the preceding train leave it, This Is the fatal
accident of the same kind - Cor. Erening Post
TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO, Sept. II, 1852
The accident the Erie Railroad occasions much in
dgDaon Gross carolcstness the part Of the driver
Of the freight train is said have been the
Of the accident. He has absconded The Mr.. stilman
killed was from Friendship, Allegheny county, New
York
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MAN KILLED on THE HARLEM RAILRo

MAN KILLED on THE HARLEM RAILROAD.
On Thursday evening" man named Patrick Cochran
walking the Harlem Railroad track at Seventy
ninth street when he a train coming down; he step
ped of the track Of the down train not observing the
approach Of a train going up, which was upon him be-
fore he could make his escape lie caught by the
engine. and killed instantly Deceased lived the
spot where he was killed, and on his way home
wheE the untoward accident happened.
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ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
On the 10th instant, the nine O'Clock train from
Poughkeepsie was approaching the first station house
at East Albany the switch tender attempted to get into
the house before the train but he had made miscalcu
aton, and instantly caught by the 'cow catcher /"
and carried about twenty feet when he fell upon the
track and before the engine could be checked the entire
train passed his body, msnging him in dreadful
manner and killing him instantly.
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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

NoHFoLK, Va, Sept. Is, 1862.
The United States steamship Allegheny was launched
this morning at forty minutes past nine o'clock.
The Powhatan will from present appearances, sail ts
morrow morning, at ten o'clock, for New York
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METRoroL1rAN noTEt--TuE MIRRORS or TINS
~ mhgnihcent palace are from the Belgian
A. RoLkER MoLLMANN n A. PERIER
solo asents Tor tas United Sta.ss IS Pearl stxeet
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LARGE WING MEETING IN BOSTON.
Bosror, Sept II, 1852
Tho Boston Young Mems Wing Club had grand rally
at Faneuil Hall this evening The meeting called to
order by Harvey Jewell ESQ., President Of tho Club who
after q few remarks, introduced Honorable Isaac W.
Stewart, of Connecticut.
Mr. Stewart spoke for half hour, and taking his
seat three cheers given for Connecticut.
James Egan ESQ, of Boston, eloquent young irish
man, then mounted the rostrum, and commenced
speech which interrupted by the entrance of dele
cation of FIVE hundred wings from Lowell and delega-
tions from Watertown and Waltham. embracing some
three hundred more Two bands Of music accompanied
these delegations and they received with hearty and
prolonged cheering
Mr.. Egan concluded his speech, and followed by
the Honorable j. ". Scammon, Of Illinois
The Hall was well filed probably four five thousand
persons being present 1t enthusiastic whig de-
monstraton.
GEORGIA SENATOR'S AND THE PRESIDENTIAL CAM
PAIGN.
BALTIMORE, Sept. II, 1852.
We learn from Georgia that Mr.. Toombs is stumpng
that State for Mr. Webster Senator Berrien supports
General Scott.
The Southern Rights Convention Of Alabama has
mated full electoral ticket
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
City Politics.

WHO DELEGATES TO TIE SYRACUSE CONVENTION,
The conventions for choosing delegates the wing
State Convention to be held s Syracuse the 2sd inst
assembled last evening In the Fint Second Tenth asA
Fourteenth disrict and chose delegates 70 represent
those districts respectively All the delegates chosen -
far ascertain are named in the following lat
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II W. wESTCOTT, AUCTIoNEER-ON MONDAY
~ afternoon two o'clock at No lag Greenwich avenue,
al the handsome furniture carpets, bedding &C., Of
parior chamber and kitehen Everv artIce viii ba ner
emptorily sold Grain shine To be Immediately
from the premises,
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10. Il. r. Becher 49, James Brooks
At the meeting of the delegates In the Second Assem-
bly, District the following preamble resolutions
adopted
Whereas The faithful and able administrations Of TIE
government Of this state by its present chief magistrate
Washington Hunt, has met with the approval Of ths
whole people, therefore
Resolved That the delegate elect be requested
all honorable means TO procure his unanimous nou
nation.
BesoIyed That tho choice of this Convent,oa Or
Lieut. Governor is Hon Geo j. Cornell Of this CITY ara
that he be also requested to all honorable v
secure his nomination.
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Convention met Ast evening, at Mr. Overs Thir9
avenue and made the following appointments for dds
gates to sy racuse -
Abraham wakeman Twelfth ward, delegate; Wiiian
I. Jennings, alternate.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Convention met last evening ct the Assenhtw
Rooms, Of Twenty fifth street and Eighth
for the purpose Of choosing delegate TO the Syracuse
Convention but adjourned without selecting delegata
At the next meeting, doubt, the delegate will bs
chosen.
THIRD WARD wHIG PRIMARY ELECTION.
II appears that DR. Jones elected the car-
ter ticket; he defeated by Ira Goodenow who
ceived eighty vote Dr. j. received seventy three vows
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY CONVENTION.
SECOND DISTRICT.
At meeting Of the delegates for this district, held a
Garricks Sixth Ward Hotel yesterday evening Henry r.
Howard Of the Sixth ward assistant engineer Of the Fire
Department, was nominated for Assemblyman.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
In the Sixth ward on Wednesday evening, Mr. Jnmss
McGowen received the regular nomination candidate
for Assistant Alderman.
In the Twelfth ward, Mr.. j. Benson McGown, the
present Assistant Alderman nominated for the Same
Office.
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THE TURF.


TINI0N C0URsEsL l.. I.-TROTTING.-oN MONDAY.
~ Sept 90 at half-past two o'clock p. MA Purse OF
$780, $50 to the second best Mile heats best three in Eve in
harness. o. Dimmck e. Jack Rossiter; w. Pea
body b. M Lady Jane; H. Woodruff names b. M Bos-
ton Girl d. Pner names b. M Lady Moscow; w; woodruff
Tacony s. Mclaughlin names h. Lady Brooks s.
A. Conckiin Lady SUFFOLK Immediately after
Purse and Stake OK $500 Mile heats best three in FIVE under
saddle. j. T. Kcnna Anna Bishop; s. McLaugh-
lin names Blanc Negre; L. Woodruff names b Dutch
The will leave the South Brooklyn for the
Course at two o'clock and return the sport is
JOHN l. SNEDIkER, Proprietor.
CENTREyILLE COURSE, L. L-GREAT STALLION
" match for 5000 three mile heats 80 pounds wagons
October 18th. Mr. D. Taman b. b. St. Lawrence
Nr. @. Spioer names b. b. Washington.
JOEL C0NKLIN, Proprietor.
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CTEAM FERRY OR row BOAT wALLABoUT, LATE
~ ly called the Ben Bolt, will be sold by Anthony j.
Bsecker at auction at the Merchants Exchange Nom
day September @ at IL o'clock lS9 TONS 80 inch cylinder
stroke Can be the foot Of Montgomery street.
East River before the sale.
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N E WS BY APH.
INTERESTING POLITICAL intelligence.
DESCRIPTION OF THE OHIO STATE FAR.
~~~>>~~~>~~>~~~~~~>~
Woman Murdered i'm Madison
County.
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Sksoting Array between two Cincinnati
Editors.
&O., &Es., 80.
NE Ws BY TELEGRAPH.

MOvemc~ts or tho Politicians.
DELEGATE TO THE WIG STATE CONVENTION.
BurrALo, Sept. II, 1852
Roswell Greene Of Fredonl has boon elected delegate
to the Whg State Convention from tho Second Assembly
district of Chsatauque county D. w. Douglas Of Ere
donis, alternate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

- ECuLAR DAY LINE FOR ALBANY-MAKING THE
usual landings Fare 7j cents. Meals served board.
On and after Monday September 20 1852 the and safe
steamer @ GEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain r. 7. Blanch,
VIII leave the foot " Jay overy Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday. at O'clock 4. VI. Returning will
leave Albany every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday For
boat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

John W. SoMERINDYKE, AUCTIoNEER-STORE,
a. Ne. II Spruce street-Saioon furnture-Ths day,
18th Inst at l0 o'clock at No Fulton street. (opposite
Fulton market consisting of saloon tables chairs oyster
BOX couater two steam tables and pipes framed
paintings, mirrors, marble top washstand. Also lot of
sedstead and bedding b. Furniture sale on
Tuesday next. w. T. BOYD, Salesman.
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o.nNnAr MOANING noAr roR NEwpuRc. LAND.

CtUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOX NEWBUht', LAND
- ing At Yonkers Hastings, Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown,
Sing sing Rockland Lake, aycrstraw, Verplanks GALL
wells Cossens Dock and Cold SPRING touching at Ham
mond street each way. Fare, ~ cents 20 or q
sonts for the exoursicn. The steamer IoMAS " ~
antan Van will leave the pier foot oi Jay street.
third rer sbove Chambers street every sunday morninE
~ o'clock for the above places Rcturaul VIII losVc
Eavburg Az ~ o'clock Il. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

DARE CHANCE-THE STORE TO LET. AND FIX
II SALE of millinery and drcssmakng establish
ent doing good business Possession given the st Of
October Apply at No. 90 Washington street. Jersey city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

ITO LET-sIx NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES,
i corner of Broadway and sixty-fourth street.; The
Eighth within few blocks and the Bloom
ngdale stages pass the door Rent S2V Apply, IA Eighth
avenue, or 5tS Sixth
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ITO LET OR LEASE, FOR TERN OF YEARs-THl
of White street. we'll adapted splendid saloon biar
room, kc, 60. Possession given Immediately; Apply q
1872 Broadway from to IL o'clock at e3 East Twenty
seventh street, to PETER A. II. JACKSON.
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w A. CARTER, AUCTIONEER-MORTGAGE SALE
w Of Horses and Carriages Saturday Sept 18TH at
in front Of the New Haven Railroad Freight Ds
pot Of walker street and Corand alley Two pair
Of HorsesOne pair brown and pair grey sound and
kind old. Four second hand modern Coaches
lined with drab cloth.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS
LARGE NUMBER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ABUN-
DANT--THIEF sTABBED--TnE ADDRESS OF PROF.
MAPEs, ETC
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HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
H Part Of the house No. 22 enrtreet containing
rooms; $500 The furniture for sale cheap grand
chance any about commencing to keep house
Apply at the house for terms &c.
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NOTICE TOTRAvELLERs GOING GsoUTU.-CHANGE
Of Hour Of Leaving Baltimore for Norfolk and Charles
,onOn and after Wednesday, the 18th nst Of the
Fay line steamers will leave the lower end Of Spears wharf
day, Sundays excepted for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Well
don, Raleigh Wilmington, Charleston and New Orleans
5oclock in the morning instead Of o'clock tho evening,
~ ~ preEout Passengers arriving in Baltimore Phla-
delpha Or New York in any Of the afternoon evening
trains whingt goSouth can sleep board the boats Ne
charge for baggage from tho depot % the boat.
N. N. FALLS. Agent,
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ITO LET-A NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE, PLEASANT
ly situated the Third avenue, at Harlem will be let
10 good upon reasonable terms There Is also on
the first rate stable with the best
dations for horses &C. Possession given immediately
Ply to W. H. ST0GDILL at the SheriHs ofce City Hail.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET NEAR ST. JOHNS
II Park, repletc with all modern convenences including
air hot and cold water floor bath
ing &C., &C. The furniture and of the best des
crptioH Suitable for genteel family Rent 81 400 pc
annum. Address Marks, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN WISCONSIN,
KkrosHA, Sept. IT, 1852.
Daniel Wells jr.. Of Milwaukee, nominated yestcr-
day, the democratic candidate for Congress, in tho
First district and John b. Macy of Fond du Lac, in the
Second district.
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The Late Anti-Rent Outrage-Arrcst of Sus-
pected Persons.

NLBANY' sept. II,
The Sheriff Of Rensselaer, county, with other officers
have arrested nine anti renters suspicion Of being
cened in the late outrage at the residence OF Mr. Shaw
at Berlin, which occasion Of their party, Wit
beck lest his life.
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ITO LET-IN WILLIAMSBURG, THREE STORY
i house, very pleasantly situated, within block o.
thsPeok slip ferry williamsburg The house in excellent
condition The furniture of the il for sale If wanted
Possession given before the lst of October. Rent
$500 Address W. b. 81 Box 33s Post Office, New York.
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SALES ny AUCTION. !.

UCTI0N N0TICE.-H. N. BUSH WILL SELL THIS
"a day at l01S o'clock at the sales rooms No 10 North
William street, and second hand Furniture Paintings,
and Engrayings Also the furniture of school consisting
Of Maps, Drawing Books Stays, &c. Also quantity Of
Dry Goods, Wearing Apparel, so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

HORSE, ROCKAWAY AND HARNESS FOR SALE
An elegant Brougham Rockaway for two horses
built by ood Tomlinson Co.
$500 been in moderate use three months The horse
dark bay l5 hands high, six old and warranted
sound and kind in every respect Harness nearly The
whole will be sold for S575. Any desirous Of pos
sessng elegant establishment, and willing pay the
above price, address Edwards box 2S65 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

ROARDING-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OF HIGH
DErespecaby-Tw neatly furnished parlors and bed
attached with breakfast all instances
the Inquire at 9l Houston street. first house
Broadway, late parsonage Of st. Thomass Church.
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HENRY T. LEEDS. AuCTIoNEER.-No. Ss CHAM
bers street near broadway will scl this day satur
day Septe nber 18th, without l0is o'clock,
large assortment Of Wines Brandes Liquors. Segars
most Of which are in bonded warehouse and we'll
worthy the attention of hotel keepers
snts and which consists Of Cherries Maderas Rum Gim
scotch and Irish Whiskey &C. Also Carsts Chsmpagnes
and ascrs Also, forty baskets of Champagne choice
brands Also 100 gross of vine Bottles English and Amc
Tcan Aiao $4,000 Segars For particulars Catalogues
NatalOkues no ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

ITO LET-THE BASEMENT, WITH TIE UPPER PART
Il of the house, No. 1913 William street. occupied
Restaurant for the last FIVE years. and doing good
business The fixtures and furniture will be sold at rea-
sonabe price TO good tenant. Apply TO EDWARD HART,
"A James street. between 10 and IL a. NJ. or and T. NJ
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EXCURSIONS.

HDLEAsANT AND HEALTHY SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
TO New Rochelle and Glen Cove, every sunday until
-rther notice. The steamer KING PuILLIP Captain J..
Kennedy having been newly hted up aud put Ia ORDER
with great In regard 10 comfort, neancss and
street, Tenth street, g'a Twensy-sixth street. g's
n;cIook Returning from Glen Cove 1T 3. New Rochelle,
Mooock This route really healthful and attractive
fare 2 ents way Dinners furnished at rs class
note}s good supply of chowder and other refreshments
hoar
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ITO LET-AT A Low RENT. TWO LARGE AND WELL
lighted workshops also large cellar lighted with ga
and supplied with Croton water. Apply at 315 Secont
avenue.
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ENAST MARE FOR SALE CHEAP.-A GREY HAMIL-
tonan Mare, raised in Vermont six years old sixteen
hands high has been trained, and mile in
three minutes fair trial will be given any gentleman, by
applying at w PLANTS stable State and Boeru
streets, Brooklyn.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINGs.-THE
"A of the New York and Harlem Railroad the
City Hall station New York, daily Sundays excepted)
At 10 o'clock, A. MMa train to Chatham Four Corners,
connecting with the Western Railroad for Albany apd Troy
lebanon Springs Pttsfed Springfield and other nerme
date stations Ats o'clock, z. MAccommodation train
road going east Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take
the 10 o'clock, A. M train to Chatham, Western Railroad
70 Canaan and stage to Lebanon, arriving early the
Nternoon. Fare through, 81
M SLOAT perintendeut.
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Il ARGE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION-l00 FEET
front BY l40 deepDavd Scott auctioneer will sell
public auction Monday September 20th at o'clock p
M the premises seventy Lots situated Bergen
Heights near the Newark and Jersey City plank road and
fronting the Bergen plank road The above property
situated 100 feet above the tide water the ridge
Newark and New York commanding views of both cities
and the bays thereof is fifteen minutes ride Jersey
City ferry and numerous line Of splendid omnibuses
every ten minutes Of the day and eveningfar 81 cents
This property is decidedly the most desirable Of any that
has yet been offered at public auction and the lib
ers terms Conditions of sae0 per cent and auotoneer
fee on the day Of ale 10 cent the l Of October
when waranteo deeds will be given about one-ha of the
purchase remain bond for years il de-
sired the balance in three equal annual nstameut For
property and further particulars apply of CLERK
y BACOT Ne IL Montgomery street or to DAVID SCOTT
Auctioneer No. AZ Montgomery street Jersey City.
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EOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. 8. NAIL AND
Express lines through in four hours.New Jersey Rail-
road via Jersey City leaving New York at NJ foot Of
cortisadi street and 5 NJ Liberty street Fare, ss
Return at and A. NJ, and 5H p. M. baltimore WASH
ngon Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold in the
~ =. M. lines
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NOR SALE-A SORREL HORSE, FIFTEEN AND A
half hands high, we'll proportioned handsome,
years old sound kind and fast gentle and stylish
Just from farm in Schoharo where he raised
Any gentleman in want of superior animal and willing
pay well for him, apply at WILLIAM MARTINS sta
bles Twenty fourth door of Third
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- 0CKAWAY CARRIAGE, IN PERFECT ORDER,
~ very easy very convenient, suitable for
two horses drab cloth lining silk curtains pole and shafts
street Brooklyn Fulton ferry where it may be
rI,HE THOROUGH BRED MARE WAS BRED BY MR.
E. Crane. Of New Jersey She is a bright chestnut
sorre stands sixteen hands hh eight years old sired
Monmouth Eclipse; her dam full bred Ecpse the
sorre is kind in all hRrness in 3l5
Can be seen at REED TRUESDELLS, Nos. no. 172 and
Ia Mercer street.
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PARTMENrs TO LEr-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR.
IA nistod, No. 7l2 Broadway. Apply ON the premises
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

nor SALE-A BEAUTIFUL FOUR YEAR OLD
pony mare warranted sound and kind in all harness,
and of the best this city for the saddle She would
be beautiful pony for boy to ride responsible
H. BERN No. 43 West street. from twelve to six PM,
day till sold.