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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-03
QyBK RoYAL MAII STEAMEn MRRLiN uAp-rAIN

Y'BE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN. CAPTAiN
Cnpew sail for Bermuds and St. Thomas on saturday,
she o.h OF May i62 ~ She has exosilont accom-
nodEDbs Tor Price Of 70 bermuda fsg
20 Sc Thomas $40 Torsis REGULAR mail eeu,annioetlon,
hetaeeo 81 Thomas est India nnds Havana,
Verr tru. vepegu0Ia SO Tho Merlin vii tNks f1isit,
81. k e !,
Merlin. ekc-pt through the Post Offo6.
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The Case OF Mr.. saIomons, M. p.


The judges yesterday gave judgment against Mr. Sa-
lemons, NJ. in the . Miller VS. Salomonsn and
the subject of Jewish disabilities must therefore again
before the House Of Commons with urgent
cessy than for settlement The electors of Green
wichnow for many months left without their full
presentation in Parament-must bestir themselves to
demand change of tho law and also must every
friend Of civil and religious liberty 1t appears that
out Of the three judges before whom the
gued holds opinion favorable to the claim Of Mr. Sao
mons, whilst the other two were adverse.
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I N1TEp STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For New Orleans, via Havana-The splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tons, John Leeds Commander, viii
sail from the pier ut foot Of Warren street. n r. Nom
day. May TO- ut two o'clock. = M precisely Rates Of pas
sage TO- Havsna and New Orleans (new arranscment)-
do 500 steerage do *2 Freight taken to New Orleans
ed TO supply themselves with the Company bills Of adins
which may be had application at the ece No ether
form will be signed bills lading signed ship
has sailed: For freight or passage, apply to
M. o. ROBERTS, No. III West street. of Warren.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES. &c.

Il ATHR0P CO.'S WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
IL Express running between New York. Dunkrk Buffalo,
Cleveland Detroit Chicago, Gin att louisville. ST. Louis
and other principal Western and Southern cities New
York oroe JAP Pearl street. corner Of Wall latter lst Of
Mar 2O5 Broadway
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UNITED STATES MAIL sTsAxsnIp COMPANY

u 4
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
only through line for California and Oregon Aspn-
wall Navy Bay direct steamers Crescent City We'd
nesdny. May 9Th. tho Empire City via Havana Mon
1900 tons Tanner Commander, win 81. on Wednesday
at Panama With the magniaeent steamer NORTHERNERj
and the EMPIRE CITY 1000 tons Leeds, Commander,
will her pier tho foot Of street Monday
May 10Th 81 o'clock. r. NJ for Aspinwa, u. Havana:
known and favsre United States mail OREGON
mails No detention at Panama. Tho Panama Railroad is
in operation and the running within few miles
of Gorona Passengers will thus be enabled
forty miles Of river and also the danger and
expense heretofore attending tho landing in boats Cha
grcs they will DO landed from the of
pense the compnnys wharf Aspinwa Transit
lsthpius at the passengers expense
RATES OF FARE TO AsPINwALL.
Ladies Saloon State Room. SOS
Lower AT and Forward Saloon, do. .......,.... 55
Dcconu SnpiA oeanoeev.. -
RATES THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
second class. 20
Children under twelve years, half price.
For freight passage, apply to CuAS. A. WHITNEY, at
the office Of the West street.
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ITO THE PASSENGERS 0EBOARD SHIP BEEJAPORE.
i The honor you have conferred by expressing
Your unanimous opinion the treatment you
ing the passage to New York such stterng t0rm
not cns forget and for which beg return sincere
thanks. II has been study since have been
command to mike the entrusted
comfortable as the would admit Of
have adhered to the principle to do unto others wish
to be done by have incentive TO become douby
from the fact that whom convinced capable
Of giving receiving Kindness have dcisncd to notice the
humble efforts Of myself and officers promote the bapp
and comfort Of fellow passengers Base must DO
the heart and i'll regulated that mind which would look
with indifference tho suerngs and trials which those
who cross the oceans bosom must counter And
sincerely hope that in the country retire
and your families collectively aud individually may enjoy
pleasure and comfort which this weary world
and that in pursuit OF your various cangs through
success may attend your Efforts am instructed the
medical and chief officers to return their sincere
the kind Of their humble services They
cordially agree IN giving you their best wishes for
future welfare They also beg leave to congratulate you
the and order that preserved amongst you
during the passage. which, OF
from disposition and character than from the discipline
the chip In eoncus on this testimony of
shall be stored my mind Of those cireum
in my life which must ever bring Pleasure on its rcmem-
brance. JNO. l.. McLAY, Master.
SAMUEL MclLROY, Medical Officer.
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ITO TRAVELLERS GOING soUTH.NEw, SUPERIOR

ITO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.-NEW, SUPERIOR,
- and Economcal Line between Baltimore and Free
Va, Raleigh n c.. and Charleston, Sc The well known,
ssfs and comfortable steamer MARYLAND Capt Charles
Fredercksburg and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads.
leaves Commerce street wharf Tuesday and
a4oclock r. NJ and arrives at Acqua Crock next day in
ample time to connect with the mail train for the South
by this avoyte and economical route
The opportunity for enjoying comfortable nights rest
beautiful scenery Of the Potomac river by daylight The
improvements which have recently been made Che Nary
She fitted with berths for large number Of
First class passage to Fredericksburg So Richmond
Petersburg $5 Charleston 81! 5O Potomac Landings
extra except in tho case Of ladies and families who
cabin passage to fredericksburg S.; Richmond 81 So
Petersburg 81 CO. Meals and lodging FREQ further
CHARLES w6kTHINGT6N, Agent,
Commerce Street Wharf. Baltimore.
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EoRSAH FRANCISCO DIREcr-cnEAP Pxssx nc
4 Iae new and beautiful clipper NORTH sTxR 80.
Barclay being nnavodAbly detained soeosnt :. ~
weather. will positively sail Tuesday May eth ANA
accommodated few passengers II early appoetiss a.
made, either on board Pier Y. East River. or to
BUTLER BROTHERS. liS and los South street.
nESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANcIsCO.-rax
~ magnificent new clipper ANTELOPE, Captsin Robert
Shnn 81 pier No North riye, tai. few toss
ut the esrest possible day will avs
Of this opportunity Tho ship will Hnish her sdns in three
or four days, and the nr.. opyvr leave the port
e. u. SUTTON. 81 WAM strces.
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ITO CAPTAIN JOHN Il. MoLAY.-SHIP BEEJAP0RE.
We. the undersigned, representatives of the pas
by the Beeaporc from Liverpool to New York beg
leave to grateful thanks for tho many nats
kindness and attention while board The treatment Of
some cmrants their outward passage has boon such As
70 deter many from going and by the sensitive was more
dreaded than the Of the deep but in your ship
ouch did not exist in tho smallest dclree but the very re-
the fact for which unoeang attentions TO
your duties othe ship inspired the most er-
with confidence and showed, In striking point now
cmncnty you tted for the position you hold four
nmabty OF character has opened the way to each hear
and MADE Ms confess that though connection has
been OF short Duration IT has been sufficiently long
to ackno Wedge that We part with regret. We also
dceire TO thank the medical officer Surgeon Mcllroy
FOR Ills sL and devoted attention TO The whole ehiD
for by HIS unweeried exertion and efficiency he mate
rally nigated tho sickness Of many Of us Wherever
he may settle, wo wish hin all happiness in social
We ALEC wish 70 notice Mr.. hcCloIland, the chief mate
and other ubordnsto officers Of tic ship hon
beautiful whole eo6e portions vol adapted TO each
other. In conclusin wherever mey he scattered
tic nud " adoption your welfare shall 10 second TO
Tho world doubt will elve IL usual amount Of
and tolls but hope you Mil duo share o it
tToatctt lesmee. Tlst s the un'rpten rcneoon that
Nndr All 60 owns tsnNcs you have aristed In sddne 70 ta
comfort o. y,vr fellow mon Daniel Day, Herbert Wfam
s0ln w. ktrs Hertfrt @0nce Nicholas Jones, Ghn onos
Martha Potter, MARY Ann Montoltb. Jamer frost John
Wlton Jeserh leaiy. =, enap, Sssy LesA u ssnden
e.. y elftI, w. Jsho.
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&nlns hhWAkn .-DhCs 3MAk 4 SPECIFIC MIX
RVVN thra-Oi III renctift yet discovered. this O. TIA
most cg,Rn y makes slecd, and vtl
u wy hst 10 Diet uriuh exposure, chnUes
H. spphoa.on " tcsine-s Many ourcJ IN
t1. ut1E sore no. ~ broadway, CORNER ~ ChamLefs
sfet sto ht No 10 Astor bouset at no. no BROAD
ena NO tVvtultce street, corner Of william. -
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maritime INTELLIG ENCE,
ALnAcAo-MAy 3,

ALMAyAo-MAY 3.
IN RISES. a 5S MOON RISES. morn
SETS. ............6 50 HON WATER. ~
PORT OF NEW YORK MAY 9. 1852
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this opportunity The ship will haish her sdin& in three
' we 'YT so r en- Il " VIII Pr: :,.....
o>>>,.>.,.s,. nncsoN 1..~,>.. IL.
s sSS 81: sS
mediate q" .e They stood the test and - relied
ts fSs%ss aSsss complaint f'''
TIVE sTAApEDR MIXTURE. A PERFECT RoUT ANs
never falling cure for fever and asus and for ssasr
Bseokr New YORK psnS for sois 81 R aSs.sS
sTsssist: this ssy SsosTiyn wisnssars asSi:s
nS r1;,
third floors.
THE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL rRIsND.-Dk (.
frestons Female PAnscea, Nos l. 3 snd 8, ocrrscts
al Sas s: Of sss %.s Sent = Hs VIA
those q Dr. r oss No Bower. None Az
cMARh :s,; JANEoNE Sr TIE yN!ysR.IEY 2!
.s sss.is 4.
e. s's &c s. u ss:
ms ss '
d.. % 4 II:
mept without ana All cases undertaken treated
" s %
hs "a f sGS
hosp. ssncurable advised BY physicians TO ssaS
s net sS
Sp n mind to s'1s n aoaa
wonderful tell after period Of about two months yss
believe il vas ever re lot q Seae e
ss s sna still continue to sny s hes, s Ss,
s and to YOU from saved nisss
e. THOMAS GREEN sf' ss tx.
THE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL con.
panion.By Dr. n Maurieeau. Professor y Diseases
Y.,s :sa:Iss sssu:a e a.:y
spared n:
woIl isis INTENDED especially tSr The married shoss
dssass '''
To those whose health does not permit increase =
Here also every fsmas~tSe wifs-ths moshsr-sh. one
Of yesr:-in whom nature contemplate. an imporsa.s
asss :: sss Il.
shssa in Dayton.
M n a4ys.csAvM r.. h.., DAr.os Nay ~
:as Pss.ss a:: liz 49,
sS
~
Fl:
s:S
.a ay s:sa tx 5
o. . e ~
| e ss.''1;ssss Si:
street Rl.hrdslphia On The receipt Of .eopy WI 3
ted States letters must b. addressed post paid TO DE-
Liberty street.
nR. La CKOIxS PRIVATE NlDICAL rREATIa1-
~ Fifteenth edition. BY n B. La Crox. n. d. Albany,
NY Cheapest book ever published; $50 Psgss and fc aSs
mites and disorders youth and maturity resulting e
diseases sssns from indiscretion with plain spd simple
rules BY which All persons themselves without ne
with :hs authors marriage lie dusss
graphs illustrating The sns.omy and physioo sad As
surs: uses and Junction.. h.ss
Isctions against m.srage none hc.eyes should take t
Of All diseases Of femsle whether married single st.a.
ought to know whether their properly
BY those whom they employ and thus against
position OF quankcry prevalent In popular cites b. -
ssn the pas
upon which his heoh treats personally - we'll By Isst
receive one copy mail free Of postags Two oopa6
bsny N. 7: Sold BY Garrett & Co., q Ann street, ana
6trnger Townsend. III Broadway. N Branch once
Lloyd street. Buffalo.
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Sir John Franislin-Thc New Artic Expedi-
tiOn.

Some additional information confirming that previous
" given has been obtained by the English Admiralty
but the following paragraph contains the opinion of sir
Edward Belchcr on the subject
The subject Of the ships said to have been
iceberg by the captain and Of the Renovation was
board the Assistance and Sir Edward Becher
expressed his belief that ships had been not
beyond the iceberg and that they not the Erbus
and and that reliance could be placed the
position Of the objects field OF ce
lie intanced which occurred T. Captain Sir Edward
Parry who with shooting in the Arctic regions.
pursued what Of the party would have taken his
oath herd Of deer until they came to them
after nearly whole days e1ertion-and found they were
flock Of ptarmigan
the 10Th ut.
II stated that another searching expedition is to
dispatched to Melville Island with the view Of mectin
that already in Behring's Straits.
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THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO-NEW YORK AND
sT
= scS IL ss. .:s sa.Sss
sS
igS:s
S.S:
voyage between New York aud Psn.ma shortest
ssp; s ssis sc
General JOKES assRs' i = so BSiyss street.
VET assS .ss, w Hf ;r:
side the Wharf AsPnx ALL and take the Pansms
Spsnsd nssT 70 sxodns ths risk
navigation to Gorgona.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO, TUESDAY, JUNE IsT-THE
Fir1sBuRG tens s"rsnsn wn scc"sse com
'
& ann % S to . any the
ana Panama Her .stsrocms srss and siry and The
hns aSundSnee Of h any sns ann as
we'll ss IN extra height between decks 1t is CONF.
ns
their comfort much pisasanter conveyance than BY
We crowded via Ch"sTes IS only limited
hoSAs s
and 9walnut street, philadelphia.
UMPIRE CITY LINE.-THRoUcH TICKETS FOR SAN
s r Sa sn Bay: ss
NEyADA. 500 tons burthen. J. Wilson. Esq Commaa
May 2th at o'clock from her pier No. North River to
connect at Panama with the avorite steamship NEW Or
surpassed accommodations for and better
with every comfort both for the cabin seeage
gers An experienced Surgeon attached TO ship
within afew miles Of Goreona Passengers will be landed
Rates OF Fare-Frst Cabin $685. Second Cabin, Estate
Rooms s2both the above eat at the same table, Steer
provided Iem,tanse Of half the passage %enss sIse-
For freight or pas sn. apply to- ,,
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Arrival OF ROsas.

From Queenstown tIreland) Letter April il.
Her Macstys steamer Conflict from the river Plate,
arrived at Queenstown yesterday having on board Gene
raj Rosas his family and suite The Conflict lett the
Plate the 10th February touched at Bahia the 9Th
March, and although bound for Portsmouth, was obliged
to put in here owing TO head winds During the voyage
accident occurred TO of the boilers which caused
the death Of four The General and his family
landed and walked about Queenstown yesterday In the
u the day his daughter and daughter in law ac
companed by officers Of the ship visited Cork and
returned to Queenstown the came evening by the nine
O'Clock train The Conflict will sail in a few days for
Spithead.
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EOR ARLESTON-SEMI-wEEKEY LINE.-THE
entirely new and magnia,sO,nt steamship JAMES
river, Wednesday May 5th at o'clock NJ precisely
For freight apply on board where all bills Of adng will be
signed passage the counting Of SPOFFORD
TlLEsToN Co. AZ South street Tho above named
steamship Is recommended to the travelling public
line superior in point Of comfort and safety to anything
upon coast; and from recent trial Of her speed
thought she will eclipse anything ah0at The public Is
yited To examine
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TRAVELLERS GUIDM.


INCLUSION TO JOHANNESBURG THE STEAM
u boat Island City, Captain Sias Reynolds will make
and Wednesday, 9th Of May She will leave the foot
Fulton street Mt O'Clock A. NJ and Tenth street at 9
and returning will leave Flammersburg at @ r. M each
day. Persons derous and purchase lots will find Mr.
Fsmmer and agents board with Tho books and
CURED n BA brass band engaged for the occasion.
EoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs.-FARH
l. reduced--Regularity and safety oombined--Ths
cars OF The Neg YoI and Harlem Railroad leave the City
ac ;t.Gs New f g daily upsay: snospsa A.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ The annual election for thirteen directors this
pany, will be held At their Office. No. Hanover street. on
ppm The transfer book Of both stocks will be closed
day May the 10th, at o'clock NJ and opened We'd
nssday morning May the 10Th, At 10 o'clock AN BY order
ofthe Board A. KYLE, Jr., Secretary.
CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
~ depha, from pier No North river foot Of Battery
Plaes, BY steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily
Morning line leaves At A NJ Afternoon express
NJ. through to Philadelphia in four and half hours.
Farcfrst class cars, S. second class hne ony)
street, NJ and p. n. IMMIGRANT line by steambost
TRANSPORT, from pier No. ], At bP. NJ Fare 81 So
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT ~ g.
~ Mail and Express Lines, through in ~ hours N. J.
a.ssa ys : Jsrssy ely leaving New YSfk
Leave Philadepha same hours from foot Of Walnut street,
Fare reduced TO So for first oas and 81 90
Baltimore and Charleston through sold
in the above lines and through carried the
and o r. M lines from New York With Through
without expense.
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&EQO REwARD-SLFTaIss ANrIpoTn, spE.

GRnn REWhRB-1LFTRIES' ANTInOTH, A sPE-
HOOO oiho MIXTURE for tho 0f private ,sofs "a.
IL make speedy euro, without the least o
oet, drnE exposure, change IN application buaNns
ne proprietor CHALLENGES single wch she fnst ~
viii uot cure undrr tho forfeiture hundred o.v
~ y put up ID bottos with fuii dirortora ~ 81 o.. h0
gle istse weok-mery 10 two dfys Tors.lot, n
" KING lz Broad, ~, and los layaTd etruab H. R W
y little l0i HAn"Ser etIoot bostopi wriqbs 4 CO.
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OARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIvAfN

DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIvA1E
Diseases, in few hours, by vegetable appios soa.
without pain. In constit and
improper habits he combines medicine with the local
y and can show there thousands who sanas
be cured without It, he has daily Of
from the other physieans In all he guarantees perna
caustio others their expens
former disease soon enough His diploma with these aa1
egualit Wswers cured in few kouEs.-P Brosdhosd,
Warning, D. M Corbyn C. Deroud. One application
me- after another doctor tried long ume-W. N. Gran
paid $500 In five years to be cured Of
selabuse, without bene6t but cured An&
generai treatment in short tme-Jaa Ryans You ouxei
ofthe syphilitic affection my body and n
short time after had been under three physicians
year besides using quack medicine could hear Of
and abandoned cases he especially Strangers AZ
whore there is much For treatment BY let
ter, address Bex r. Broadway Post Once. N r Those
omorning I'LL and till evening: NJ LARMONT Ssr.
geon. II Reade street. second door from Broadway.
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Ships Avalanche, Baker, New Orleans Sheridan Porter
Liyerpoo George ssbingon Cummings, Savannah; Man
haitian Peabody, Lverpoo Universe Bro do
Ioyey, LoI barks Flash wilson Vera Cruz;
Sherwood Charleston; Amarsnth (Brem) Probst
HShuemann, Poster. Norfolk Sturgcs, Avery st Jsgo
dc Cuba, and others
Wind.
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nR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET so WELL
known for the last years. for his superior
Of private Diseases can still be consulted hts
old Office, Of the following complaints viz syphc
or mercurial ulcors gandular enargement
debility All undertaken treated with candcr no
charge unless q Is perfected.
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II ADICAL CURES, AT SMALL EXPBNSE.-D0CToR
~ WARD offers $1,000 to gentleman, afersa proper
demonsrnton who private diseases with such mt
form celebrity safety and cheapness no The
most ncreduloas will believe in his wonderful power Of
curing before they under treatment half day Book
and directions gratis Occ Of Canal street And
Broadway. Eff.IE
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Dk JOHNSON, if DUANE ST, WILL FORRYrr SGa
failing 70 cure sny Of disease te un iorsas
P,as,,es o' oy~ ~ yoare At be prcfest ecc
equaieo ~ any medical New York Those Who mas
contract disease. apply pr with tho oera,uty AZ
charge. = W
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MO FEE TILL CURED-DR CORBETr, V DUANE
An street may be consulted cnfdentially tho
ment Of delicate diseases practice tg
speciality Of the profession enables him to speedy AID
permanent cures and removed In three dey
The victims Of quaokcry apply with certainty ofbes
honorably rcpted From he Tong experience he Ia enabled
Ia ehectuslIy certain debility
II q member Of the New York Ipive-sisy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-03

Two PROPELLER CoNDENsING ENGINES, OF
~ inch cylinder 26 inch stroke will be sold cheap at
Pease Murphy's q Corlear's corner Cherry street,
Fulton Foundry cfce Also twelve second hand Boilers
from to ~ horse power, Boilers % horse
power, each, com pletc. PEASE & MURPHY.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-18
rULTO & r. e ~ w 9 Z,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
AND
CONnISSION MERCHANTS,
BAZAAR LANDING,
DAVENPORT,
Iowa.

TTlHE above mentioned parties having associa-
ted themselves together in Business respect
raly beg to call the attention of Farmers, ship
pers and the pubic generally ID this advertls,
mcnt. They viii at all times be ready TO stor'
or ship Produce Of every description and Other
articles of Merchandise, 10 buy in and sell OF
Commission and trust that by prompt and strlc
attention to the inter, SITS OF those who may iavo
them with their patronage, TO merit tho pubic
confidence.
The Business will be conducted and carrlet
on in The spacious building recently erected OF
the Landing, foot of Brady street, By Mr.. Full
ton, desiena ed as the Bazar, 10 which Is attach
ed connexions landing Tor Steam Boats at al
stages of the River, and possesses advantage
valuable TO the Shipper or Importer, not the leas
Of which is--that no dfayage 10 required no
will be charged from tho Warehouse TO Boats o
| from the Boats TO The Warehouse.
Feb 10Th. l812
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punLlc MEETING.

l,rss and respectable number OF 'h'
-. of hi, city convened al the CourI
um.e Thursday evening the li.h inst
g, The purpose of selecting total abstinen'
- ,..,ance mon as candidates tor the m''
- offices to be filled the ensuing
,.c,;oo--Jous FoRREsr Esq, was called
- Tho chair, and D. P. McKows appointed
Secretary.
Alter ballo,iuy the following citizens
..e,e unanimously declared nominated ,e
!. d;tIeren, offices: A. G. FuLros for Ma,
~ CESlER, Marshal, L. b. CoLLAhER
T,e,,urer, D. MooRr, Clerk, W. CRossAS,
CO., Commissioner, w. BARRows Asses.
.o,. NJ. Hough,on Sexton.
"a motion Of c. LESLIE ESQ., those
n,eseu, pledged themselves TO DO what
,hoy could TO secure the election OF The
above temperance ticket.
Mo,oped The proceedings Of this meet
i, i, published in the city papers.
20 J. FORREST, Chm.
DIP. McKowN, Sec.
D.yenpor, March IL. 1852