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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

lust RECEIVED AMI FUk sALE,
y by A. MORRIS, late brinke1 s Morris, No 81
Main street.
A journey TO Eatmendu, the Capital OF Nepaul,
with camp of Jung bahaoaer, including sketch OF
the Nepau.ese Ambassador al home, by Laurence
Onphant
Ullendroff's ii. thod: Primary Lessons in Ital
ian by G w Greene, ID, Law Instructor IN Mod
ern Languages, IN Browns Uaisersity, author OF
Primary Lessons 10 Freueh, &c.
AIsn H.rnar tI,r.. An,u,sf an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07
nADE's PURE CONCENTRATED Ex.

nADE'S PURE CONCENTRATED EX
- TRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, warranted
equsl to Hrowas any other preparation at only
half the price.
This article is prepared by scientific process
from tie best white Jamaica Ginger, and contains
the virtue Of that valuable root ia its purest FORM
free from useless or hurttu matter. 1t is an invsi
uabIe remedy for Pain in the ST. mach, FlatulencS,
Choc Indigestion, and is also the best form "
Ginger for tavoring cooking purposes. ffce
% eents per bottle. Manufactures sud soid "
w 81 DADE, Chemist and ApotnecsIy,
/. 31 Main street, near OiQ shoi 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

fENHE sLBsChI3ERs, p1.Pno..ivxs c ~ S
"a .as ag, =, auction, the close OF the
a nps.sns monsh viii unt that ae ode, their SUI
arse sssomenr such prices = wln ' aons
great bargains in both sgnEsf ara S 20 s1'
I06 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

nTCH 64KE6Es AN TlssUES.-we .
Ia have stilI on hand = very ricn assortment Of
as 80 T,ssuef. of the latest Style also plain,
ealesSs "a nlaia summer Silks; handsome French
Is swns and Canbrics white and colored and ern
hr..,srrea muslins very ae French EnibFoideries,
:, shs vav Il French worked Capes, Collars, Cuffs
ana sleeves; rich embroidered lawn Hdkf.- all Of
which we are Ing at very reduced prices, 40 the
season IL advancing, at
CHAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S
iv 10 lU7 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

a,ai,r rering from tue Mercantile business, cor
and friends the new COM eru. feene ar zee,
rance that not only justice and chea good. can ;.
raj in all trans actions. 20 "'"eo and hbe
July Let, 1852, 1sAacn -
All 4-ln n DAhnSDALE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

VIKGINIA UENTKAL KAI . - ,aIs: :
The charges ter transporting Salt and Coal in hogs
heads are reduced Is per ceEt it carried between
the 18Th July and 18th September, and . reductions
been made in the charge Tor Transporting wheat
,rom various places all OF which viii oe seen by
terenee 10 tie printed bills, which may be procured
Il the depot OF, and after The aaad inst.
- 10 Il II GILL, Superintenc ent-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

II EEP COuL.-A beautiful arm Gle OF striped
N irish Linea Sacks, just the idea TOR Inese hot
days, with many other cool hxings, at
~ 10 L. b. sPkNcES, No. l2n Main str4et
WlkE CLOTH.-A full assortment OF Wire
w Cloth, suitable for screens, selves, GOVERNS
my IL HAN-LEw T. TAYLOR.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

TIE WASHINGTON US1oN-We find in the
Union of Wednesday the subioncd from MIR,
DoxELsoS the senior editor and proprietor OF
that journal:
To Me p"bFc.-"Percciving that there are
obstacles to the harmony Of the democratic par
ty, growing in some degree out Of alleged differ
enccs of opinion respecting the political views
which have been maintained by the Washing
ton Union under the editorship of the under
signed, he feels it his duty to do what he can do
consistently and properly, to remove them. He
has therefore, determined to transfer his entire
interest in the establishment to his partner, Gen:
eral Armstrong, and to retire from the editorial
chair to his private pursuits i'll Tennessee.
"Tn taking leave of the subscribers to the
Washington Union, the undersigned only uses
the occasion to assure them that he has endeav-
ored faithfully to maintain the old and settled
principles of the democratic party, which nc
trusts are destined to survive the occasional in
tcrruptions of their just influence, arising from
the differences among individuals, or from the
more dangerous conflicts of sectional prejudice.
Al. DONELSON.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

A FREAK OF NATuRE.-Mr. Jabez Mckay,
living near White Marsh, Columbus county, N.
c., has negro woman that gave birth, some ten
months ago. to twin female children, joined to-
gcthcr in a manner that makes them more inte-
resting than the celebrated Siamese twins. Their
faces look in opposite directions, and their backs
are joined by the back bones running into one
at the joint Of the hip and forming one spine
from the joint down. With the exception Of
the joining together, they are two perfect FORMS
They are fine, healthy, active children. have good
use of their limbs and faculties and bid fair, in
due time, to grow to their full stature Wades-
boro', " c. argus
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

ANONYMOUS LErrERs.-Of all the mean and
iaStard!y tricks of which creature standing on
TWO legs can be guilty, we know of none which
can surpass that Of emitting ones foul scurrility
through anonymous communications. 1t is the
nemest of all things, and every biped that does
it is co wcted ota contemplate procedure. He
d res not say in his own proper persons what his
l,w hear: prompts him to say, and so he avails
himse of covert of night to shroud his evil act.
We can scarcely imagine case in which one can
be justified in writing to another letter to
which he is not willing to attach his own proper
signature.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

on in the First Church and the Wentworth street
Church of this city. In the former s6 persons.
Is whites and 90 blacks-and in the latter 9
persons-4 whites and blaeks-have already
been baptized. The meetingsin the Wentworth
street Church were instituted at a more recent
period, and have, therefore, developed hitherto
fewer results. The prospects for the future are
encouraging in both churches We have every
reason to believe that the Lord is about to per-
form a great work amongst us.-Southern Bap-
tSt ..'. '.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

PRESIDENTIAL PnospEcrs.-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Courier and
Enquirer writes as follows:
lit may now be asserted with entire conf
dcnce that Gen. Scott, under no condition Of
circumstances, will change the ground which he
has occupied since his name has been brought
forward CONSCIOUSLY in connection with the
Presidency, and write no letter concerning pub
lie questions, unless the Wing Convention should
think proper to offer him the nomination. Til,
is understood to be the iinality of his position, rs
DECLARED by his most intimate and accredited
friends, aud upon the authority Of undoubted u.s.
surauceS."
The writer of the above is understood to have
obtained his information from MIR. Seward, who
ha, the reputation Of beng Gell. SCOTS adviser
in the p:rscrt cllculI>t:.ncrS. IwslIniiG oli
correctness of tins staten at, we mast remark
thit II go,'s 10 contlrIn the views winch We have
already expressed with regald to Gen. SCOTS
position and pccts.-Bostm Courier.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

TIE PREsIpENcY.-The Buffalo Commercial Adver-
tser states that the North cannot do without tho South
at the coming Presidential election and that Southern
assistance will be indispensable to the success of the
Wing party in November and that no man ofnelligenco
who wishes we'll to the Whig cause will say or do any
thing to rcpcl it. The Washington National Inteli-
gcncer copies tho article and prefxes to it tho caption
Of Timely Remarks
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

Intalkb1e Remedy for the Bite ofa Mad
Do7-The following facts which occurred in the
county Of -Powhatan, in August 1907, may be
relied on as veritable history, and establish be-
yond question or doubt, the sovereign efficacy
of mercury in obstructing and eradicating, the
awful co sequences of bite from animals infected
with hydrophobia. The writer OF this was
present about the time specified, and saw ser
want boy his fathers seized by mad dog, which
bit hmi dozen places, inAicting ghastly wounds.
An eminent physician being sent for, had the
wounds washed with CASTLE soap and plasters of
mercural ointment applied to each wound
Calvmel pills were administered in the interim,
causing salvation. The boy recovered, and was
living a few years ago, never having manifested
the least symptom of hydrophobia A horse
and two COWS known to have been bitten by the
same dog the ensuing day, went mad and died.
So well satisfied is the writer that calomel is a
specific in such case, he would be under no
apprehension of the deleterious effects if bitter
by dog known to be mad.
The above is written by gentleman of un,
questionable veracity.-Ed. Souh-side Dem.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18
.sy"The Hon. Thomas II. Benton has published g

s9y"The Hon. Thomas H. Benton has published a
letter stating tat his nomination by the democratic
convention at Cape Gerardeau, Mo. was unauthorized
by him. and that he is not candidate yet thathc will
not submit to nomination by any caucus or "onven-
ton but that hc would personally address the people
at Jackson on the 18th nst and is determined to run
as a candidate for Congress OH his own responsibility.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18
American Eotel, Charleston.

We ask attention TO the Card OF Mcssrs. Kennedy l.
Hurst Proprietors of the American Hotel, corner O!
King and George Streets.
The reputation which Mr. Hurst enjoys as gentle
manly aud obligiug host as well rs most capital ca
terer, is sufficient guaranty to insure them large
amount OF Patronage
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

DEATH OF B. F. TAYLoR.-We regret tostate
that b. F. Taylor, Esq, departed this life on
"Wednesday night, at about IL o'clock. MIR.
Taylor was acitlzen highly respected and esteem
cd in orr community, was kind and benevo-
lent man, and has left a large circle Of relatives
and friends to mourn his loss. Mr. Twas elect
ed member of the Legislature in December,
ls5O-SOuM CaroLinian.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18
New Chapel.

Wo perceive by notice in the Carolinan, that the
Committee who have tho subject of new College
Chanel in charge have advertised for plans and spec
fcations. This cdificc was much needed, and, we
doubt not, will be erected in style worthy of the In
stitution to which it is attached.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

Saturday was the warmest day we have yet
experienced this season. The Thermometer sus-
pended in the rear of our office indicated in the
Shade a temperature of "A at A. NJ; of IS at
8 A. NJ; of 81 at noon; of % at i. NJ; and
of IS at S P. NJ. Yesterday, however, was con-
sderaby cooler, the highest temperature attain
ed being 81 at noon.-Charleston Courier.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

The Darlington Fzoy says that the Cheraw
and Darlington Rail Road has not been aban-
doncd, and is disposed to believe that its compile
tion at no distant day, is certain. The propo-
scd route is to commence at John James, on the
Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, and
proceed via Darlington and Society Hill to Che
raw.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

s5s~We learn from the Charleston papers that the
new work to avoid the inclined Plane at Aiken has
been completed and is now i'll operation, the cars lav-
ing commenced running upon it on Saturday morning
last,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

VACCINATION IN NApLEs.-A letter from Ma
pies in the Albany Evening Journal contains the
following paragraph:
II saw the other day what struck me as a
medical novelty, or at least novel mode of in.
oc,lation for kline pox. This was the 'pock cow
Size is led about the city from house to house,
the doctor inquiring at each whether they have
any children for incubation? The matter in
stead of coming as with us from the doctors
saddle-bags, is taken directly from the cows
bags, into which fresh incissions are made with
the lancet"
1t sometimes happens that diseases, not de-
signed are communicated by extracting the va
cine matter from the arms Of persons. The Ma
Piles plan it seems to us the better on tins ae-
count, as well as more likely to take the erect
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

BALTIMORE CoNvENr1oN-Ion, Of the Baltil
more Sun, speaking Of the meeting Of this body,
thus speaks of this State: ...r
"South Carolina will not be represented by
any regularly appointed delegate in either OF the
Conventions, but know that Gen. Commander
will certainl y attend the Democratic Conven-
ton, and assume to represent the State. his
vote may be decisive in the selection Of noml,
inee, thus exercising hiu' If the whole power OF
the convention. If it is quite certain he will 60
for Gen. Cass, then the question as to the nomi-
nation may be considered as already settled:
Mr. Calhoun gave his support to the electlon,of
Gen. Cass and, therefore, some support from she
'0'''ie s'0 especially atter
the explanation given, at this session, by Gen.
Cass, of the Nicholson letters. 1t is understood,
however, that South Carolina would prefer
among the northern men, Mr.. Dickinson or Mr.,
Dallas" ......-.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

The French notwithstanding to the Mill
tary Almanac, just published, the French army
comprises lS,304 officers. 1t is commanded by
tn President of the Republic, having under his
ordels manhals 7s generals of divisions, and
l52 generals of brigade.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

sF5-Our young friend who writes from Long Street
for situation in our office is informed that there is
no vacancy present, or he Should have the place lie
desires
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

Tho cmgrant train going west while stopping at
Nilestown, Michigan Tuesday, was run into by an
other emigran ran killing three persons and injuring
others.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

REVIVAL IN CnARLEsToN.-A series of into
resting meetings has for somo time been carried
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18
Our Market.

The Cotton Market continues active, prices tending
upward. We quote at to IA. A choice article
would command 1-2.
Charleston quotations, l-2 10 3-4
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-18

MARRlED-On Thursday evening last by
the Rev. Mr., Fonville, Mr.. A. A. Mcdowell to
Miss MARY ANN, daughter of Robert Reaye.,
ESQ All Of this District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

TIVE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NEW YORK
10 NEUROLOGICAL Cabin Passage, sl2Oi Second
Cabin Passage. so
From BOSTON to LIvERPOOL.-Chief Cabin Passage,
soo Second Cabin Passage, SIS The ships from Boston
eel. at Halifay.
ARABIA, CAPT. Judkins AMERICA, Capt Shanr.u.
PERSIA. Capt. Ryne, EUROPA, Capt. Lciech.
ASIA, Cart T.. g. Lott CANADA, Capt Lang
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. NIAGARA, Capt stone.
These vessels clear white light al inastheh, green
staThoard bow red on port bow. =. .
AFRICA, Harrison, FIN. NEW-YORk, "wednesday NOV II.
CANADA Lang. from BOSTON. Wednesday, Nov u
ASIA Lott from NEW YORK, Wednesiay. Dec L.
AMERICA shannon, from BOSTON, "wednesday Dec ..
FIfR0PA' Ieitch I'm NEW-YORK, Wednesday, Dec ID
NIAGARA stone from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Dec y ~
AFRICA HsIrison fin ASrl-.day Js
ASIA Lott from NEW-YORK. Wednesday, Jan. II 1888.
AMERICA Shennon, fn. BOSTON, Wednesday, jan 49,
Rerths not secured until peid for.
Anexpenenced Surgeon on board 80
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable Tor
gold silver bullion, sTece jewery precious Stones or
meals uucss bss of adng signed therefor aud the
yalne thereof therein expressed
'' r. CItNARD, No. 4 Bowling-green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
CIrPRE,iE COURT. City and County of

- ye~ Yok.John Druszn asen- Villain b. Lrzesfe James
churet JOIN Pennet and J. Ren.e1 Bena. saaHon or
Eroc.y deuisnd consct Con 10, sefl- THE DEfks
m i scfoa 6ei he oce Of ne ctefk q
~ CIV .nd County Yoyt, th- ooh day ofocto-r zl
al 70 copy 10 b. ssd eonosrf the
.zoserle - oEre No 10 Wal It tie CITY New York,
tNery ays after the Of tins luminous yo1, sreu
ts o. tn d1y ssfh and ia 20 the sad
The siOfesat thu piGd his acton ~i
Sn os ihe o. oGe hsadri and 1ry two
dos N Interest from The 6ourrh day u November thos
md rht hundred and s'y be-s the Of s scn
D~d Wv Yors- October 9fh, lad,
n I,rsrNs WY NCDERNOT Piistlas A.ornsy 10 Iwslst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
~ The following case tried In the Quarter
Session Of Berks County, Pa, Is thus reported by TIC

~ The following case tried In the Quarter
Session Of Berks County Pa Is thus reported by TIC
reading Gazsnss
"a vile indicted her husband for assault and battery
committed upon the following circumstances They
were returning home together in q wagon from market
the husband provided with pocket pistol well losded,
from witch be took sundry swigs, until he became
shot The wife demonstrated earnestly against such
conduct which aroused the anger Of her lord and hs
commenced abusing her whereupon she seized the
rum bottle and threw IL cut into the rood For this her
brute Of nusband beat her Judge Jones charged the
jury thatthe wes set Of breaking the botfle did not
justify the husband in striking her thsf although vito
had night destroy the goods and chsffes Of shus
band rum bottle was an exception that wife was
perfectly jus6able In sex:ng her husbands boetle
wherever she could lay hands IL and destroy t. and
that In this instance the defendant did more than
Whist sen,ible woman ought to have done. The jury
rendered verdict IN accordance with h sound opnsop
Rum boeles may, therefore, from this dafe be consider,
ed without the pale Of the laws protection"
~ The Worcester .Egis states that tho
inssne man who escaped suaocson At the recent FIRE
at the Worcester County House, was called upon 10
infelhgbly and correctly sny witness He wrspped
himsef IN blanket and lay down on . noors with his
face to the venfistor and thus saved himself He not
now consdersd insane though he ws before thought 10
be one Of the "incurables"
~ The boiler in the paper mill Of G. NJ. e.
Lorenzo Lincoln, In Dghtop, nAss, exploded about ax
O clock on Tuesday morning, killing hsean1y Caleb
w Lincoln, aged l9 son Of G. n Lincoln, and danger
ousy injuring another person named Anson Boob 4
siri named Bssey Coddins wss slse bsdly hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of

~ Ycrk-viksn Wall william Larzeleye, james
Church. John Bennett sn1 Reussa Bennsts1n ra
macy ten8 oou;rscf Com no, Tothe Derndsn;s You
hfehy nd md required IL. complaint %
k<h ka the ofse oe Crk ofae Cfy and coanty q
Yoek The 18th day ofOctober is52 nsd
the d compznf the subscriber ms Ma 10
wass Cay Of New York twenty days ae the
Of h exclusive ofhe day of such and
you E ssd compliant within the Aforesaid tie
uf tL afion VII ske Judgment fr the ofone
kGbdrec and dollars and eight WITH interest
the ;hrd day JasnGfy Thousand hundred AID cry
be-xes the q tbs actnDsst sev fo 0tooer o.
1854 WV HsDERNUT, Pi<intds Attorney, ID Wzlst.
lavs~N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT.-Heu-

~ ~ Domncs and Esther VI h VIE sg'n-t Elra b. DnsaHs
Lame. Rev and Sarah L. h, VIE John Batter AMI Banche
n his y fe Mary Donuck Donnrk. Waham b. Cox and
AMI Marsarra h wiir Jane Dom3 Harriet Domnck Geosr t.
Domnk and sarah h- Frsnc- Dlmnck and Anne hrs VIE
Jane Domino. and Sarah P hs vile Ffancs jacob Dons
J,hn 5 Gle. Receyer. Sc freterek Pert william nSn ni
Touiza Pardon III. We Villain Duanux Asasnee e. Sarah
Hsnhake Franc Richard Dominck, Ada Douinck fhadea'
Douancs Donifct.To the Above sanned .snin
ADA DOMISICk. THADDEUs DOhlNiCk ant JUNlUs DOW
mick. You hereby samgonrd and required 10 answer the
.msuts ccnpiui aGf0n which a. cd Ae Shcr
hs Cerk TIE day Of The dte hereof ana 10
,e epy Of your sad supplemental complaint On
m. .sl.crer her-o ohcr No - Ssn .iree m N. CITY
OF NV York twenty ~. s tho erse- hereof exclusive
al the DIV Of .efs- fail the SAID Complaint
within the tine aore-ad thi plaintiff herein vii iske 1smen
arn., you or tie detnied he said complaint
New Yosk. July 3sls5s. gOufr, &c. 49,. GO
y5 ls~GmM J. n BALDNlNi Auy. of ri"'~"'
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CUPREME COURT. NEW.YORK.-PHE.

- BE- A. HARwAY, Individually ard EEecstrI Of John l.
Hsrway dscea ID, sssnt THE TRENTON LlFE lNsChAsCE
COMPANY Of frsrioH, SewJs7E TO ne Dr~na~a,. aoo.s
sn "a h. ~hch r b. dd The once % me Gen % ths
Court 9TH Of October l5- and 10 serve copy o. y~
answer 10 Add ermp the suhscfte al as Oe >o
sassausi the Cy Of New York within Neniy eay te me .f
W, hereof Of the day d such eve asd ypn An 20
.n.u-r he eoupan The aior-si the 1Sin "a
tb ss<ast for NJ ssfa % on- ta"s
ssnd dollar together nth interest ihsreon Ton - i"i
Dated, New fort, Oct !, lto2 = " bly, -,
A,fornsy aor Psuf No. % Nassau q, View fort City.
1he ah. S cor pslaf fed The lime and psce above
- T,.,-,l n, 10 49, > " BALDWIs,
- f.wf,sw Atorbsy COR Pzl1nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06
DANRIrRy and NORWALK RAILROAD.

1T
D-Ou and sfter Sept q the following trsiEs wil
leave DznbuIy; -.. =, e,.h vo,
asa NJ with Passenger, eonnee.ins :. so1.n VOL
walk with The New fcrk and Ssw-hAsen a. - ''-A
Ex Nex-York. a soc A NJ 80. s,h
- 80 w, 80 Nrr-Hsvrn IS - p NJ, At SIS p n
I'm. 70 Dsnbury winlesye South sorwah;
ieao NJ with passengers and freight, recesy1ns pas
srrsers from the NewYorf and sewhsEen a. a. IAin
so NJ with passengers oaly, reesivics p~.snsers
t,n,, the New-Ycrk and New Haven SS r. N Express
,-s.n from New-Yort and the I'D accommodation TAN
sro,s New HAYES HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
D~nbsry, Sept g, IS2
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6orses, Carriages, &e.

CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE-One pair
~ Of sound, stylish, bay Carriage Horses and years
old, about l6 hands high Apply 10 JAMES YETNAN
Noi8 BroOme-st.
HORSES and CARRIAGE WANTED
Il Any person having pair OF good Horses, Harness
and Light Carriage with three seats not much used and
one hone Top Buggy which they wish 10 dispose Of
moderate price exchange for other property may hear
OF purchaser by addressing w D., at this office with
description of each article and price.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
II II STATS Mali. STE MFRS -The srlr. CON-

posng tbs Inc are me foLowing
ATLANTIC Capt Wet PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC Capt Cornstock-
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by express FOR Gov
eminent seTvce. Every has been their
strucon so IN their Eugines strength and
SPEED and their accommodations for passengers
quaied elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
Eew-York Liverpool in frstclese cabin s second
do SO exclusive OF extra state 500 from
LIVERPOOL 20 Newly ork ESQ and ~ An experienced
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