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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-02
Our New York Correspondence.

C|riStmns-%eigdingj in Nrr T,rk-Goiag II Hill,
lo"ng-Roto am,ug Edtor>-Fcr,est Dir,rc.
casc-H.rrid ImmmoLty--THe Homjng FA7
An"tdliotgr on its Inst Lcgy-Lcld llonte=-
Political lamentations, Sc Sc.
Nrw YnRk. Dec %. ls5l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-02
The fourth regular toast was
The ,qrmy of the United States,

sion to express, in decided terms, the hope and
conviction that our Government and people
would in no case depart from the line OF policy
mIrked ont by the past, to enter into any wild
crusldeS in other lands. lis remarks were
received with demonstration Of applause by a
portion Of the audience.
In responding 10 toast N honor Of The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov. 1876 p Nj.
ASHES continue unatered the sales OF both kinds
20 barrels The in the inspection warehouse
day reached s73 casks
BREApsTUFFs- Flour less freely offered and in bet
ter request at still higher The days transactions
comprised 10 eco barrels Rye at "a 37h ordinary to
choice state at 81 sI SIS COZ; mixed to fancy West
ern at 81 81 u Sl2R; superfue Canadian aud CON-
mon to good Ohio at 81 93A So 06A with ordinary to
fair southern and fancy Genesee and Ohio At S. 06
SIS 81 Jersey and Brandy wine meal retailed at So
q SIS ss34 per barrel Wheat tended upwards There
. scarcity OF prime lots which most in demand
the sales embraced 600 bushels Genesee white pr
vae terms 10 500 do Western do at 81 IL ST. 49, 900
do old and Canadian nj 9oc 81 IL; and 1000 do
damaged Chicago at 500 Some lots Of rye pur-
chnsed Vt 9sc but the article generally held at
Ter bushtlan advance. sale Of 5000 bushels mixed
and Western extensive at sac 54c per bushe
Corn favored owners There very little the
ket the operations included 25 COO bushels old Western
yellow and Southern white at 90c and Western mixed
ut a2c. q t3c
CoTTor The sales were 400 bales to day. with firm
market
FRsIGHTs-yessels at present for Liverpool were
asking higher rates cay q Cd for -four and rosn. and
7kd for grain while 600 bales cotton engaged at
$500. vessel engaged to load with cotton ut Sa-
vanpah for Liverpool ut &c. To London oil cake
3s Sd. Dbl, and flour IS To Glasgow -four 2s
Cd There good inquiry for freights to California;
Loading at s0c 10oc per foot measurement There was
nothing new to Havre
PRovrsioss Pork appeared active, but did not
maintain its prices the 7CO bbs prime ut
Sl5 81 SIS So mess SIS l21s aSl8 37 The business
transacted in meats aud dressed hogs moderate
At previous figures Lard tess abundant and com.
manded IL 40 1870 for ordinary to prime per 10 New
beef favored factors the days reached SEQ
bbls. country prime at 81 lax 81 62h do msss So
IS 76 Vermont do. Sill and Chic ago packed do.
Sll So Beef bans inanim at Sl4 per go lbs
Ohio butter quickly bought at l9he 22ks state
do, 2z1lc. 25c and fair to prime cheese at 8szc.
lQc lib.
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MISUNDERSTANDING rotio-wm o. Brien. British Ar.
Hen Tlos Barring and Lonoon Hos ord smith.
Consul TO Beyrou<; CJohnscn,.ch AID Utica;
.T flows Jr NV WORK Avery Id dol Robert
Petereop lady and child II Wallace Chss adding. NY;
.ad w..
do; Dibble and Mowry, do; Chas Lsnpp ma VIC
s and VIM h
&c atkins, Mr. KorpP II Smiley, a sibie,. San Fran
sioo brooke ard LADY fhsdslphi. xenss a.
y Waterbury, Conn G Waldo NY Mrs Edw.rds and
DE- Loye aud Jno Tounser Scotland; A Hendy Cals;
s5ane and Ix LeUl Ohio Barber and lsa France
Sn NJ; Miss Sault Conn; J IL Mickey and BAmbsr.
HAVANA AND NEW ORLrAss-stsamship Empire city
werth Adrian Dandnos Miss Arab Ia Iran Miss Angus
sssn
and two rysrts; Geo schepeler @ Sohepeier, Mrs
Lady nian. al son; Misc Ls MCCALL, Mss henri. Mr.:
MalIsm clila and infant; MADAM. r. Wnslook, Lady,
infant Mrs Harris, Bendohe. Lady and 'hree chill
drp; m roys Florentna Arsald, Alfred Swift.
Deda: smith. mrs Doc Ms. Eisa ,ssIR Dodd,
K D. Smith and Lady, NJ 1imoHa Damaso Cabo.
"a D ssabssa.id and LADY Robert wiipps L Nathan.
Callsshan; R Chsw Mrs. smith Miss Mathews. Miss
D Mr AND saf M. '' p
and child Gsonin DslsRere: g Pearson nh.
TW Reed, lady and child, W James J A Williams. Ii
s: G Ne, sv M 5aa. pS ss Maria Waits
xsTth and lady IS H.rnsn lady three children;
and lady Vine Pond and i.dy, Hannah: III Js, Wing.
rcrt and lady Miss Davenport Mrs Parry and oh
two Miss Parys Parry Parry, Stone, lady aud son;
Miss Corburn, Mrs 1oSle daughter; Mr. Towe Aiss
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Police IntslIlgencs.


Ch@se, Dississed 1gensf George Dssss;-About week
arrested by the Sixth ward police ON suspicion Or
having their quantity OF stolen property
with guilty knowledge that the Same was stolen. The
whole matter was investigated before Justice Osborn
hearing who yesterday discharged Davis from custody
The evidence In did not sustain the
Davis In giving explanation showing how the property
came his stated that Of the members
Of the Prison Association sent man named Louis Mag
to board with his family In Walker stseet who but
short time sincs had been liberated the State prison.
ct Sing Sing This MaGnes Davis ssserts brought
the oen property 10 his house and after leaving gave
information to The police authorities who searched the
house and found the property said to be stolen which
led to the aet OF Davis the receiver Of such proper
IT, with guilty knowledge
Stealing Jepeiry-A colored boy, named Henry NJ.
yoorhis Friday night arrested by Assistant Cap
tain Wsrdlow of the Eighth ward charged with stealing
large quantity OF jewery valued 1t $780, the property
sccused 1t in the employ Of Mrs Parker and
at various times carried off the following valuable ar
cles Of jewslry Diamond rings and diamond
finger rings, valued at $500 also . lot OF jewelry,
consisting Of breaches, hnger rings bracelets silver
porte monnaie Sc. valued at 500, in al making
In value $500. On the arrest Of the boy he beca
alarmed and acknowledged his guilt which enabled
the officer 70 recover nearly all the stolen articles The
young rogue conveyed before Justice Stewart who
committed him to prison for trial.
Seuing Bor Of Shoes.-A csllipg himself William
Third ward charged with stealing box Of Shoes valued
at $685. the property Of Mr. Andrew Wssson doing bust
ness at No. Park place. The prisoner caught by
the officer with the property In his possession and
conveyed before Justice Osborn who committed tho
cused to prison for trial
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Eiiems Rooiisnd; zrsdne Rows oiouossssr; Ls,isssn
Colby Joseph Baker Ares sas WRIGHT Jshnssn Ger
Foss Wooster. Bostoni Ann Haris Phinssy salem; R1Si
CON, Tiiden: csnden Frederick Reed Race Halloweli
'lGog Velocity Smith. Boston, Wind ,tross from s,
Brig Adelna a. the wharf disoharsing and Will have "
Fshirs sohr Jsmss Madison Of Nantucket Ashore Cape
Pogo, has been stripped and abandoned.
miscellaneous.
STEAMER JAS FLNr-Ths hull Of this vessel sunk in
Columbia river o. will be entire loss Her engines and
machinery would DO saved.
Spoken.
Pioneer Child from Akyab for Liverpool was sgaa-
l.ed Oct 30 Pm. NO lat. 60
sign alfred Oct 80, l Pm ne LAT &c.
Ship Sea Eagle Williams, from Norleans for Liverpool
ship Ti.enSsscss 80 s.y from Liverpool for Port Philip
"a. itsn Boston % 'f San
Ship Golden City; Dossins NYork tsep.s) for San
Ship Ws,Spston, from Liverpool for NYort 90. ls lat
sE az ~ y's x's' from Liverpool for
nf lAS sa sos s Son.
%, lat 70 II N, ions6lS W.
Foreign Ports.
from n, ant 9ss ansh for 90 %
BRIG Lucy Ann Bryant from Boston. dss twould load 70
BAanADoxs, tno dato)-s brig Huntross willar Now
York, only Am vessel
for Psadeiphis wtv clar. w,nsor sas,Sn for NYost
dg; Magnolia Brunne for do do LevAnt Morton Tor
wig to ship tho former having died with the
fever; Forrest Gulfer; for co. wig g; Elliot Lawry dg
Ocean Wave. ard, and Daniel Erancs Coombs for do
ST JAoo, Oct a,-sld bark Jubilee Parker. NYork.
do 9Th Retoh Br, Tiers Lovett from Charleston disg
Mstt Sabe Pass; ships Raritan Hanson, Naples 0oean
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Ts legrsphlc Reports.

INV ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1852
Cotton Is arm but quiet. Six thos-snd bsles
sold to day at previous quotations The receipts have
been ls7 GOO bales Moasses has declined; 600 bbls
have been sold ~ 25hc Freights firm Exchange
New York sight drafts, one cent discount
CHARLEsror Nov. IL. 1852
The sales Of cotton to day $50 bales and for the
week they foot up IA 600 bales at 7zc 1879 The
aiket is firm and unchanged. The receipts of the
week have been 10 2o bales and the sto,k land
q, l7s bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov IL 1882
CottonSalss to day 500 b.es at prices ranging
from s1ac lonc. The market shoss advance of hc
BALTf~oRE, Nov. 10 1852
Flour has advanced In market Sales were made
to DAY of 1880 bbs at 81 67a 81 "a and coo bbls
at So the market closing rm vt the latter price Gram
is hrm but prices unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Nov IL. 1864
Flour has advanced to So Is aud scarce; hogs are
frmer selling at SIS rs So IS Sales OF lsrd In
barrels. have been made a. % 10, and green hams
At &c FTeights unchanged New York exchange
Is plentiful aud dull a. par 10 q premium There is q
good stage If In the ri and business is brisk
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7NHE MARRIED wOxANs PRIVATE MRpI0As
4 Companicn.-By Dr. A: y. Mnariosart Profsssst q
Price si-Yoars Of sufertns, Of physical and AestA =.
guish to many aHectionse wife and pccunlary d~us
tee TO the husband, might have boon spared BY uns
possession Of this work intended especially for W
isrly.
either budding into or shs ether in shs Sss
Of ysars-in whom nature contenplAsss 81 impsrtAaf
change, discover Abe oausss ymptoms and tbs No.
ssisnt remedies and ths most certain node o. cure y
(Exsrsot Of letter fron gentleman In Dsytcl Ohse1
Or: A; N. MAun.s.Ay: No: u, Liberty street
Ny Dear sir-My wife has been peroepssly anhdAg -
three more In consequences Of her sesA -
Sulsh and suffering months before and durx her
suoosssiyS one NOR snd moro
ana ana gsos ~ a nor s
self TO meet the vorss Az this time, taow sSout ~
ssss .A e -.
mind and the joy PAGES impaired my wife, ssrs
s.ss w. ps. B.. sr ne y.ss .ss
have passed my head In al human probability, ny
wife wond have been In her Hsvs' Asa ny shafss s~
~ 10. II courss. ImprAsticabis " convey more fsIly
intoadsd for tho married those oonsemplsn ~
r. No. ~ M ss S.Iy ssssS NV Fort
sssr.sn No e cSsssnus street Phii.d.lRh. On Ne rs
ssg. :: 81 c ssSy III Y. g Snis.s
81 addressed. post paid, 70 Dr. n nAuSIusAu eesA@
New York Post Once. once. No s1 Liberty ssrse, a.
ps%Vs.s q ssa sss s 's & sss
ta AN no may desire free Of sxpcnBs, 70 any csxs ~ We
United stssss, 6y addresSns ssbovs.
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MARIrIME IHTnLLI0nuon.
Meyements 81 Ocean st..msrr.


CLEARED.
Steamship Marion Berry Charleston. Spoford, Testoa
Steamship Roanoke, Parrish Norfolk Ludiam Peaants
Ship Constantine Duryes Liverpool. Grnnell, Minturn
ship Gerda (swe). Biedbera, London, Thompson & Neu
ssip Guy hsnI erinG Freeman Liverpool Taylor Merrill
ship 21sSss Dsrsey Now orisaDs STA ton Thompson
sSip Sullivan, Es~aras Cn. reston. WarSis. o.
Bark Childe Harold. olmstead. Havana. p King Co
Bsrl Greyhound, Bramson. City Point. Foster Mckee,
Brig Thomas tBsl. Draper, Gassoy Logan = Collins
Brig Townsend Jones. Dayton. San Jusr Me- eager
Brig Emily (Dr), shirle,. Halifax. MS, A Leary.
Brig Wandsrer iBr), Benson. St John, NIB is whitney
Brig Village Belle (Br). Davidson. st John. NB Ham
Brig Colenist iBr). Crosby. Yarmouth Ms H Rrane.
Bris Henry Moncuro Curtis Mobile, ThasOhor & Corn
Brig Ruena Vista Wines, Wilmington NC, Powell.
h ssSss Johnson ssss mn
ST.! Sssss:s %Ss;s sisS%s"$ tSsss''''
sssr Appsson siasslsoa Bsssca vi m.rrsk
ssSr orssan Cook s1Sa Buck Co.
kka Ell
Sleep New York, Chapman, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
passensers spoSord Tiiester Co. Nov H. 81 pm
Pa n % sas
gnss with ship hsT YS,n from for Neg yor.
Of Georgia, IRON PhiIsdephia for savann.a is1s, 10 AN
lat 10 exclaimed signals with steamship southoracr.
Ship Roman Putnam, Canton. az Macao Roads July ~
passed. ss
s q 5
SHIN 10Th % ssx
Here: spole shp vio.cria BIZ from Cateutta for
London same Ssy iSks mp BsmSra lBr from shans
from Portland fer st Jsgo.
with mSse and $50 PASSENGER 70 Grnno Mlnsurn Co.
was s,t toned y,sd,a into Quarantine -,
slip csthsTso, wilson, Savannah. 10 days. with cotton
BsIa kySys Ga PTs:pss nshsorn Bordeaux IS days
Bark Sophie treml. Burdssen, Bremen As daJs, in bal
las Bar, s; aSsIR Ss'ssl
Brig Isabel. Reed Rice PoTs Prince. Il days, with
miSsf. Esssn, So days. with OIL
gany. logweod and cochinea to Josiah Jex Nov B. lat
Brig Swallow (Br Of Bristo Jellara st Jago oct 81
with sugar, tobacco &c. to Moses TAylor CO.. vesselto
Brig Principe Gcbrist. Savannah days, with lumber
BIC T.snsonis sof s,susen,. Moore xlsrdse. days.
sehr P1mpera !St alexandria YAH aendriok Bsrssd does
ci1s G:s I Rs1t@s e., ssy
S, hr Merchant, Couch. Richmond, 5 days
schr Jamestown Cook fredericksburg days. with cot
ton and tobacco.
ET,s1s;sY 5sas,
schr Edward Stevens. Bacon, Boston, days.
Sohr Daniel Webster, Smith, Boston, days. Albany
Schr Pitts, Spear, Rockland, 4days.
Schr Flo Grante Conuery, Rookland. days.
Schr VIM Hone. Hone. Northport, Ii, day.
Steamer Petrol, Rogers Providence.
BELOW.
Brig John Kendall from Inagua, with salt.
Also, bark, unknown
Steamships Arctic, Lroe. Lvcrpool; Marion, Berry.
Charlesto Alabama Ludlow Savannah; Roanoke Parrish
Norfolk; ships Trade Wind Weber, San Francisco; NATL
da, lee, Savannah; aud others.
Wind At SUNRISE WSW; meridian, W; sunset, WNW.
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Died,
On Friday November IL Of consumption. THOMAS
CoNLI Of the city Arsgh Ireaud aged 20 years and
~ dsys, brother TO John McKeoR's wife, OF Ballybsy
lis funeral take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock
from his mothers residence 80 Rivipg ON street The
f DOS and acquaintaDcer Of the family respectfully
On THURSDAY November IL. after lingering nlos,s
MARY ANN, wife OF John g. johnson in 2sd year Of
her sge.
At Southport, Ct, on Wednesday November TO- from
injuries received at the southport sstios of the New
Haven Railroad CAROLINE wife Of Peter 5turges aged
80 years.
Iinghamton papers please copy
On Saturday November l3, Mr.. ANDREW HESTER, aged
SO years
The relatives and friends Of thu family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Monday afternoon
two O'Clock from his late residence No 1i7 Grand street.
without further invitation.
At Battle Greek, Michigan, November Z, WILLIAM
HowARD BARTLETT, formerly Of Cuumnston, Mass,
brother of Mr. George 0 Bartlett OF this city
Dust returns to dust but the spirit returns to God who
On Friday morning, Nov. H. Of convulsio.. MArHyw
and months.
to attend the funeral, this afternoon one O'Clock
nom the residence Of his father $40 West Seventeenth
street The remains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
for interment
In Bornellsvile, November o, ALosIo REED, aged As
years
MIR Reed was one Of the firm OF Blake g. Reed OF the
United States Hotel and Poweton House Newburg and
at the time OF his decease his route TO Dunkrk
etc over the New York and Erie Railroad His journey
arrested BY severe attack Of brain fever at Hornss
vile, where he died after illness OF few days He
leaves afflicted wife and family and large circle of
relatives and acquantsncts to mourn his loss.
At his residence, in Newark, on Saturday, November
10, A. w. DRUcE. aged 40.
Boston and Baltimore papers please copy.
At Bremen, October 26, after lingering illness J.
H,isRIcH Gorrro, In the 26th year Of his age
On Friday morning, November IL after painful i'll.
nett q ten hours Mr. PArRcK MoFrIr In the doth year
Of Lis age
The friends Of the family and those Of his brothers
law William, Abijah Aaron, Charles Stephen and John
leu AND the members Of Hoe Company No 80 and the
rme department generally respectfully invited to
sren" nM funeral from his late residence No Dol
without further invitation = NNA'
on TUESDAY, November o. AZ her residence in Prince
oemg.h county Marylsnd, Mrs AN,A s. HEILEmAN, in
tne ov,n year Der age wido~ Of the late Colonel Julius
T. Heleman Of the United States army
On Saturday, November 10 Of piarasmu, s.mrr,
NEWTON PArMALgE aged year and Ave month"; eon OF
James j.. and Mary II. Mead.
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Markets Eiseys here.


PHILADEIpHIA. Nov: l3-tReparted by Reese d FelL)-
s+0 Reading Rsilroad IS, - 9S1s Lchgh
lolA 200 dc 6s s6; ao Che.sp:sse and Delaware 6s
schuylk, Navis.ton 6s 49, slki 100 County 6s I0if:
goo Harrisburg Rsiiroad &c. lW q shares Camden and
hmboy Ia road 6O Schuykill Navigation Preferred
TN; 80 Pennsylvana Ralroac, az $50 Chester Mining
isy; $50 ong slsnd aok II G;r,rd BscE ism 30 Nar
ristown Railroad 46 10 Union Canal liz 10 United States
Bank "a; so Harrisburg Railroad 80; 100 Morris Canal
Ia 100 Iorg Island, ss ?t so do, 1875; 500 do b5sn &
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Married.

MAJ Rcd,
In this city, Thursdsy, November IL. by the Rev
II Msttison DE WTT @ WEsT, Of Jefferson county ",
TO Mis- EMMA Il EAsroN daughter OF william L Easton
Esq of Lewis county
AT Madeira September 10 HELENA youngest daughter
of George Wes, Esq to Major DAs, aid de camp
TO the Governor of that island
Al Hayre de Grace, Franco September To- by the Rev
y. Il Adams, JoHs CLUSTER Jaws to Mrs. REBEccA
ELIzABETH Boycr both OF New York
At Philadelphia. Thursday, November IL. by the
Rev Wilism Odenhtimer CALVIN WHEELER. Of
Chicago H.. to GsNsyEys HoYr daughter of the late
Lucius Hoyt CT Niles Michigan.
On Saturday. November Is by the Rev. Father
hcClusky. OF Nativity Church. JAMES Sexton to Mar
cAhtT NusAs both natives Of Ireland, county Of Ii
MERCK
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Robert n. Lsmbdin has been appointed Indian Agent
for Upper Missouri-vice, Nor wood.
Frost learn by the Southern papers appears to
been pretty general within the last few DAYS
The negress, Lucy who sentenced to be hung for
the murder Of her child in Virginia has had hor
sentence committed to imprisonment for life.
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xrvnrcAr, ApyrsFR AND MARRIAGE 0UIpR-A
nraoticsi treatise never befors published Twenty
Ave cents copy, fres Of pcstsse s,ld by strrgsr
euthor N. Lsrmont physiaiss and SURGEON, ~ k.sAs
street. corner Of hrosawsy rhsr. ne Treats a. ~sss
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KENTUCKY AND IHpIANA In the table of the
agricultural productions of the United States the
Der of improved OF land in Kentucky Is stated at
IL 1893 270 the cash value Of which S154 $50 262
Indiana the number OF improved acres is 046 64s It
quite half the in Kentucky and valued at S136 1885,
173 This table will be found in the fifth census 1850
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EIRsT SHIP FOR MELBOURNE (PoRT PHILIP) AND
Sidney, Australia touching nj hc Cape Of Good Hope
The we'll known and favorits packet ship BALTIMORE
tons burden Frederick b. Nothrop commander load
Ing ~ pier 10 North riysr will sail about shc is,h
November This favorite nd fast sailing packet ship
eoppered AID copper fastened will have Immediate dispatch
for the above ports the bulk Of her freight being engaged
Families and others about preceding The gold fields
Australia or. solicited 70 inspect the splendid seoommods
sed the having fitted her up regardless Of expense
fer the convenience Of s classes 81 passengers being
terrnned desirable OF apv
ship in port having excellent library and provided with
beds and bedding Her dietary will be upon the bs-
raj rcale, mud she will experienced Par
ties residing At distance application by letter post
paid receive Information For freight passage apply
on board, or 10 ANDREWS, DEA0LR h Co,
To- We at etr MAJ Yort-
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LIMITED STATES MAI, STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
- connecting with the Psciao Mail stssmsnR Company:
Only through United states mall lins for Csorns ana
Oregon via Aspnwal and PAnamA-The spisndd new ana
double engine United states mail steamship lLLINOib'
viii sail on saturday November 10Th - two oeioek
Paoi6o Mail Steamship Compsnys magnificent steamer
NORTHERNER will be In readiness ~ Panama 20 receive
San francisco efforts win on the part Of the
their through with expedition,
somfort safety Rstes Of fare 70 AspnwAll Lsdes
saloon 500 lower aft and forward saloon, de-
s6S seoond cabin stendees StA ssccrsge x Passcngen
viii be landed AZ sae railroad wharf At Aspinw.l frv
the fsthaus ut tho
securing through By tho United States mail M.
New Nsrk, have preference Of on
board the PsciAc mall steamers Rates OF from Pr
70 San frsnosco the oos favorable terms FOR
sae ootpsnies IN West street esrnsr IL Wary tyc,
n D.shrpers are requested 20 supply temsSvss wi.h
tho companies hlo OF ladng which will be sD ths
once otwsen tho hours Of ven aud one oaoV. Of tho dss
Of sailing.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHAN LEsrOr-Steamship James AdSer Mics Lambert
Mrt Wheeler Mrs Kussn aud son, DR. Whitney and
lady; DR. d W Hudson, VIM Ladder Ellis John Boalo
Nrs sackett-5 In the tteerage.
LIveRPooL-Shtp Queen Of the Weft-Rev DR.. Potter,
Mrs Potter Mss Phebe Potter aud servant Albany; Mr.
MoCurdy Lei dom Nit Elis sbeth Catn Miss Cla Catln
Miss Louisa Catln, Jersey City, Mrs Hnllet-4 Ia the
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CUNDAY EVENING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GREAT
~ Psno,ama Of the New Testament and Holy Land 10
he tion again this Sunday evening" At the CD
Building No so Brosdwar. All hoss who have sst
been to this int r,sBg ion sh ud be this
ev ming viii probably be the last pnertanity oGsl
to this id Jeht Panorams Prof Hart will give
descriptive lecture and appropriate music will be in atssd
anoe. Abundance, rs ceatg
T>HE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ARr-CON
tanning series Of authentic paintiogs by the
brated sera from Guido de kienne d. i25) dswa
Horace verneis for exhibition tho Society
Library Rooms, from A. NJ to8P ~ ard from half DAA
to half past 9P. n. Admission rs cents
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IfoR BRIDGEPoRT-FARE FIFTY CENTS, THROUGH
IA four hours, connecting with the Housstonio Nau
gstuoh and New Haven railroads. The ste NokWALK
Cart Weeks will leave every Monday, wednesday and
Friday mornings from Peek Slip East River. ~ 10 ools
returning next day. freight taken st low rates
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Ls0R AUsTRALIA-T0 SAIL 18TH OF NOVEMBER.
The superior ship ALBUs. losdins Al pier Ia,
Eaft having all her engaged will sail above
for Port Philip and sydney For passage only having
psrior accom- odntions, apply 20
LIVINGSTON, WELLS n CO.. "a Brosdway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-14
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