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IoUsvlLLEer steamer sale stann bales l4iande
cob wright william ca~a sdiaii 5Hreen Scol4 Sym
coo DO !sosef FOLEY \ bHggi0 F"ruHn Iltt eo
Kelly conynsHm kf92 hts whisky G9waa, Dyke 5000 do
Glenn &Eio bls rog li0o cefaeea d. 20
Psa pE i q o ss Do 3 1nGss ~, G D6
ns % do apples 10 do onions and aaudries 10 orerro bales
KENTUCKY BENp-rer steamer Frank Lyon 3s bales cotton
Wa1 Jonassi do syRSy rrfn eoI5 Hsass9n Ps
Martin Cos BranGs Williams taskner stanton
q & c9angaIa 9s9 Sss Cox AS.i9 s;th !onaq NJ
vent 2eosO WRIGHT William. foTnhi StcIisnny ,
&so5 r:ans Duncan &co5 wrisG Williams io c,rry /
* s S Ra G RS kop s 5s. cotton Gaines"
sTi9e Ws%t, Within &s9@sS $aI
ayne isonss Es9,n Doaegun scG?a NsEsn, ee.5 Geo
GSSE &ced AisnSl BaeSnsr " I'M
as s cS@an 800 TIGr"R a tto Vr sS SssS
BOWS caddy Sos afr rs'sG 3 Jackson eoi7 HalS
Ss sfs@sy
A W Walker keo-Toe, 1903 bales cotton
ARD 5s d. as ss% S so No Nit s f s
EsysisR t,alon I Taals-liL syrns ssos
tsowss ogs 4 fofA ill., s'S o Fps saE.p 5
Bogsr Foley Ayery4s Bnnder, Williams seo$s Geo Connolly
q oHsy IhGn Mt l W N%e g iaS %o
Rnwns, Duncan &so-5G PinNFari aelt Wright &solo
| ger &co-Total, 4S47 bales
BAYOU SARAPsr Steamer Ee,G s. bales cotton 70 Ward
snSsrsrrS5 Oakley kns-l7 Henderson
flSs s f Stsa sT1 S G,s ti-" Il's II
Wgt Williams c. Fem bontsSn G6 LLOYD ta r,n
co.. il Porntoy xco-Total 4i4 bales co,on.
ALEEANDRIAPe steamer NJ Jones: $s1 bales cotton Cum
Wrgn Williams Scsaf RgEss Blair !; Ss92, E5 ssIas
i " lin s urong, Harris &coe Mcconoce ronne-2o d,
W4sht Fa,e -s" ward GS ss bales cotton
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SALT-There have been some sales from warehouse, Of
which we have not heard the particulars From second
hands the rates for Liverpool 81 90 for coarse and
81 40 u sack for fine, delivered free Of drayage
C0FFEE-Therc has been only limited demand in
the Coffee market during the week, and the sales reach
barely 1900 bags Rio of which 1000 bags sold Thurs
day at sst u h. The residue has been sold in smaller
lots at s4Oss mostly at the latter rate Two cargoes,
the first of the have arrived since our last weekly
report Rio nneiro embracing 102o bags part of
the new crop The stock hand last evening 81 600
bags.
BAGGTNG AND RoPE-The principal sales of these
articles since last report have been 13l pieces Bag
ging at 1915 cash 900 coils Rope at and $40 coils on
private terms
LEADING yet hear of no transactions in our market
The last sale at 81 55 q 100 lb fer Uppe- Mines,
LIME--We noticed sales of 500 bbls Alton on Wednes
day. at ~ GO0S1 10 u Dbl From second hands the
rates nre 81 75Os2 90 d Dbl for Western md Thomas
ton.
CANDLEs-star Candles have advanced. and the sales
of the week include lot Of 200 boxes at 2i u ID lie
tail parcels have been selling at 2H2t u IT, but at tins
close holders asking the outside rate for large lots
IAY-We have noticed sales of Ordinary Western
at $40 co. and some prime from store at S22 GO p ton
TALLOW-We have heard Of no further transactions ii
| this article, and give quotations.
FREIGIITS-Iliere has been fair inquiry for ships
and have noticed several engagements during tn,
week including ship for Genoa at st for Cotton
for and market at - for Tobacco, for Liver
pool at 1884 and six for that port at I'd witt
several shipments Of Cotton for NewYork and Boston
916GD5St ship taken for Havre yesterday at l,
for Cotton.
| EXCIIANGE-The demand has been fair but tn
| amount Offering has been limited, especially 10
| Northern bills. We quote
Stering. 103AD11
NswYork sixty-day Bills. y CT disc
Sight Cheeks on Network 46D1 u o. Ct disc
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YAZOO RITER.

wllletve SATURDAY, September rs, O'Clock r. Nj.
EE1OR YAZOO CITY, SATARTIA, ~ H.
vICKsBuRG GRAND GUILE RODNEY, NAT lRfsttHSSs
CHEZ and landings river ssTt
Steamer AFTON-The and swift running passenger
ALTON John s. Wallace MASTER will leave above For freight OF
passage, apply on board, or TO
or TolBERr WILSON, Agent, Cnrondeet street.
~ ALTON will take freight Greenwood, Lehore
Tchua with privilege OF resiilpNg.
the Lsyep, Of Cusonhousa street.
ing freight. scpg4
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scalded by the escaping steam from the locomotive The
skins Of several hands, with the nails were picked up
this morning.
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Eavre and Bremen Steamers.

FKUW SDU TTI.TWT
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, Sept. l..
HERAiANN...... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY 10.
FRANKIIN...... NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 80.
WASHINGTON NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY October 10.
HUMBOLDT ..... NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, ~.
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NEW YoRKPr steamship Ben Frann sos bales cotton ?5 dc
md @ hides 10 hhda bacon ~ hams, 600 skis 80 A old
B tons copper, Z pkss
NEW YoRKper ship alson III bales do hemp, ?l9
bhis obnCco bales hnls hair, iaow ck
oil cake $50 i IS bales $3.50 sacks $50 pigs lead IL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

vTARJETIES THEATRE S. CHARLES,
Dtectnr SATURDAY EVENING. Ssr', a.. The RAtsIIs
OF silva appears might in lila EN I'D hlhth.
will be lruwI Tor Ly he aBdienc., GKATUITOUsLf-
EY- For particulars see bills.
fyr 81 Gallery IS cent?. .-
~ is e Box tfhcn, "ers 'fkes may Be
srIt35
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HRw oRLEAEs CATTLE MAaEEr

JEFFERSON Cry.
Friday Evening, September "a, 1852 !
During the past good Beef Cattle advanced and
the market closes firm at pretty high prices the supply
especially Of Western Cattle and Hogs being but limited
OF Sheep ample stock has been Offering, Good Mich
Cows i'll demand and bring mostly outside figures
Veal Cattle meets a good inquiry
BErg CArrr.s (Fine Weatern} 1aN0-e u Ii net
:. :. (rexss, etc. ............ 6i661sc u ID net
Hses -fdSe y Ii ne.
81 GOT3 so 3 head
MICA S25fDs45 D head
CAL,Ea AND YEARLIcGs 81 600 80 90 y head
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KaTERLN'G PLaCES

EyOR BILOXI, BAY ST. LOUIS, Nsy -
n PASS CHRISTIAN MD Mfs8IssfpprciTY1 LsMMAsytR
(ASaR or FifJtS-cn Morsy, sth szsssx3s1s
September, lie steamer CALIFORNIA viii
watering places, the balance y " The asnrtt, low
,reura CAIiFOIa Captain II p snaisr suls
pr.ss With splendid aonnsa isavete
pontohartrain eaIrosd f5ioss;
EVERY MONDAY EVENING. the o'clock esfa.
.. TttUkSllsI 49,,
Returning Bloxi EVERY WEDNESDAY AM, FRI
O'clock anil SUNDAY EVENING At seloek
ieas ''' r. sEDpgs, Agent 10
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BErg CArrrE fFine Westerly Sac !. Ii ne
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREsCENT,
Saturday Morning, September %, 1862

Saturday Morning, September %, 1852 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Ben Franklin Teal. Mes York, w Stanton
Ship Hudson, White York, 80 Woodruff Npd
snip Horny, Curtis COwes and q market, J r whitney ac0
ARRIVED.
Ship Calender, Brown, % days from Boston whitney &cosj
district
Bark California Clarke @s days PbIphia, wckhan9d
district.
Schr Midas, Ro1cbc days from !avann, asturl diet.
hT Maj Barbour Anet days Corpus Chti nstof2d diet
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REMOVALS.

M EMOVAL-The Home Mutual Insurance
a. Company have removed from No. 80 Graser street No i6
Camp of ;y street. beng store formerly occupied By
sgpgG In JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
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MEMPHIS.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, October o'clcock p NJ.
NOR MEMPHIS and all interme- fg h.
L diats andings-sempbs Eo. COL
LiERTho splendid new passenger packet GEORGE
COLLIER j. W. i0slae will
leaving above, aud VIII leave regularly EVERY
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY roughout the Fer freight
passage, apply on board,
GEO. w. SHAW L CO., ~ Poylras street,
sepa5 WHITE BUCHANAN, 10 Poydrss street.
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The LATE ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAlRoAp-A CORES
nonden of the Baltimore Sun furnishes the following
particulars of the recent terrible accident on the New
York and Erie Railroad:
The accommodation train running east was just start
ing from the Almond depot one minute before its time
when il was run into behind by freight train which
was said be running by telegraph off its regular time
he locomotive plowed its way through the passenger cal
If the accommodation train its entire length and
The eleven twelve persons including passengers an'
hands on that car. no escaped unhurt One - Sax
hurry of nornelsville, was Instantly killed Jas Neil
rov brakeman of Canada Thomas McCullen, oil man o
nnsnkirk expired in a few minutes Matthew b. Still
nan. Of Friendship, Allegany county and j. p Greek
said To be from Addison died about eight O'Clock thi
morning. \, ...,, ,,;
a. nne o'clock p NJ but in very critical condition
Mccartney millwright, ofJeferson and John Clancy
freshman of Waverly, badly scalded, but some hop
for their recovery Billy nonne conductor of the ae
n,modaton train is awfully burned, but may recover
m two others escaped with slight scads and bruises
me engineer of the freight train squat by the farnc
400, and escaped unhurt The fireman jumped of 500
anmeh to save himself The scene as described by IN
Inhabitants, who heard the screams and cries OF Tn
.ad;ag messengers was heart-rending beyond degree
All the dead that not killed by the conclusion Wer
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as> The new, elegant and swift ruunin

UT Ine new, GItgHHI aHH SW1Il TIHnIHg
passenger packet CADDo Capt Robert Graham will leave
for SHREVEPORT GRAND ECoRE ALEXANDRIA nterrne
diate landings THIS EVENING, at O'clock.
ssi,25 SMITH, FlMisTEF, "a Poyiras street.
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INOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITHS ~ =
LAN lII MILF BEND LAKE PRoy Ifl
NATCIEA, FORT ADAMS, Bh You SARA BATON holGE DON
ALDSoNyiIE and all Intermediate landings Regular Weekly
Packet SASONThe and elegant
packet oN Capt H. Estes having been thoroughly
regular in the above trade commencing on seth
inst o'clock and will leave EVERY MONDAY thereafter
throughout the For freight board
STROTHicR BROS, is Peydras street.
The SAXON will shipping
commencing this morning.
SAXON Will freight for River with privilege
orr shippng mt
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

asss- The regular weekly packet steamer
NAfCEh No. Leathets muster, will leave for iARDTlMEs
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, WATERPROOF, NATcIIEZ, FORT
ADAMS, BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE, PLAQUENINE, DONALD
SoNVilE and all Intermediate landings EVENING ocik.
Hep9b D. r. CARROLL Union Row. iolet street.
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Foreign News by the Pacific.

Tho Charleston Courier has the following teegraphic
summary of the brought by the Pacific which ar
rived at New York on the 18th inst:
The British mail steamship Africa arrived at Liverpool
from New York on the 4th inst.
The state of trade in the manufacturing districts of
England not satisfactory business being not SO
buoyant.
Trade in France disturbed in consequence Of the
Commercial Convention with Belgium, aud a remon-
STRANGE had been addressed to the French Chamber OF
Commerce respecting it.
The crops throughout England and the Continent Of
Europe generally; We're promising
The Dutch Markets have improved. Three hundred
terces OF Carolina Rice sold Entwerp at from
to IA hs.
A misunderstanding has occurred between England
and Turkey in consequence of two British vessels having
been fired into while passing through the Dardanelles
Explanations have been demanded from the Porte i'll rea
ton to the matter.
FRANoE.-Great preparations making for the pro
noscd tour of Louis Napoleon to Vienna
The Austrian Liods says that the marriage of Louis
Napoleon with the Princess Vasa, has only been post
noned on account of her i'll health that it will TAXI
Mace after the proclamation Of the Empire The SAINT
nanor states that the French Senate will be uonvoct
10 obtain the decision of the people regarding the Empire
The French Minister at the Hague has been recalled
vhe Paris Journal des DebatS strongly condemns tn,
Yse of England in Selling French vessels without pre-
i Vioug notice.
BELsrM-The Austrian Envoy at Bussels has addressed
strong note to the Belgian Government relative to tn
indgnity offered to Marshal Haynau.
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aNOR MEMPHIs.-New Orle,

HNOR MEMPHIS New Orleans sysa
IL Memphis Packet GEM-rhe regular pas ssksA.sSss
packet GEM Capt Burdett Paris viii
her regular the Saturday, September
regularly turing the leaving New Qissn EVERY OTHER
sAiuipAi IN conjunction villa the L r. Capt Fierce,
which leaves alternate Saturdays The Gem has thoroughly
repaired and will take freight passengers all
landings between Vcksburg md Memphis
sep4 NJ GREENWOOD 4 CO., Agents. Carondelet street.
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, l6 Poylras street.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
BflYs,

Volunteer. Ill
Yainriri. ......... S,d3
..... ......-...
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@E- The light draught and fast running
PTsER MILLER, Capt Carlisle, will leave for sIEVE
PORT GRAND ECoRE ALExA lnuing
4 THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
senlS & POylT
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Yf1l TIC TeguIHr pHsstl1gtF pHCktt s1e't111VF
GM Capt ure will leave MEMPHIS and MI inferno
ate landings THIS EVENING o'clock Passengers and shippers
will please be In readiness the nbove hour.
N. GREENWOOD n 90, 30 Cnronlee stieet,
nep4s WHITE & BUCHANAN, 10 Poyirat street.
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N5- The splendid and fast running passenger
BRIDE, Capt c. b. Robinson will leave for CINCINNATI
MADISON LOUISVILLE and all landings the Ohio River THIS
EVENING, at S O'Clock punclually.
aep25 OGLESBY MACAuLAY, 65 Tehonpitoulns ntreet.
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.M.4DISONVJLLE.

ESOR CONVICTION, MADISON ssS =
n WILLIE LEwIsEURG AND Vaudeville elssA.tt7
NEW LAKE 5TEAaIERThss superior and sTif
running OPIEIIA, Warren A. tast
elegant seeomiasona will regular packet to 'hs aeoe
leaving s follows: -
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS LEAVES MADIsoNyiLLEs =
MONDAY. MONDAY, h NJ
TUESDAY. ..........l2 - :. Tuesday --..-..-.--s .
THURSDAY ........f? THURSDAY. -
FRIDAY .-.........Ia -
acknowledgements SATURDAY. %.
EF- On SUNDAYS the uPIEfIA will make EXCURSION
TRIP Railroad the arrival OF she ocach
time for tie O'Clock the city,
the Boat in perfect condition, aae and
pleasant abe viii make Wednesdays
Passengers for Covfngaa will find good free Of
eharge, to and from Madisdnvie
a Bag will be found At the ece Of the Agents,
jels WI l.. CUSHING Il Co, IS Common street.
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VICKsBURG.

willeave SATURDAY, September 49, ct O'clock
ESOR HARD TIMES, GRAND GULF, G-
RODNEY. WATERpRooF, NATCIiEz, FORT
ADAMS, BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE PLAQUE xxaisssSE1
MINE, all
Weekly vksburg EZ No. For EVERY
ocl1ckThe passenger
PACKET NATCHEZ r. p Leathers Vt the
receiving will For freight
| apply board, foot Of Cansl atreet,
X.
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LyOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S Gg =
IL BEND, NEW CARTHAGE, WARRENToN l.faHs4aa3r
GRAND GULF, RODNEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; sss=Hszsx4S
SUNDAY vickburg H. NJ. WRIGHT, Capt, j.
D. CakeThe swift passenger packet
H. NJ WRIGHT Capt j. D. Clarke will he!
about The first OF October mud will leave EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING. o'clock Returning will leave Visksburg
Wednesday evening" NJ o'clock For further apply
SMITH Il FIAiiSTER, "a Poydras street.
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GULPHUR BATHS, both by Vapor ana Fu-
~ msationsSince compelled to resort 70 alor hhs
hnechs hhen-
matte palms, nsualgias, chronic eaiasrl NS nv,
u important mat
appropriate apparatus should pe used ef ' app
ton OF these special remedies = , s.z.. H.. 100. -, :.
The ssued, twenty years experience has sneeeied IN
H. The the patient and the gravity of his
plant ,,,, =, =. al al, ,,,..a, :. ~,
th Pcnery,
naa Rn.srtson. lau5 Snl n. MAuBERRET.
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@a- The new, light draught, swift running
passenge ILLINOIS D. seis, mal will leave for ST
Louis, CAIRO HICKMAN, MEMPHIS NAPOLEON and all inter
landings THIS EVENING o'clock Passengers and ship
pers will please n readiness at The above hour.
WHITE x BUCHANAN, 10 poydras street,
sepq5 GEO. W. SHAW Il Co, "a Poydras
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EISOR MONTG OMERY AND We ES n.
T. IUMPKA-THRouGH LINE viz New BASIN. lLIfi51ssa
The entirely and elegant NETU 5lFs
kA, G. ols commanding (now bng finished at Cincinnati, will
Nes)rleanz EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. The We
TusPKA well calculated for tie trade, being built expressly for it,
and rnsses A No.
s1pl5 Ina MCDOWELL, JR., Il CO., II Poydrns street
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RED RIVER.

VIII esve MONDAY. September y Al 5o'elork p.
ENOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND sS :,
IL Etr0RE, ALEXANDRIA, JEFFERSON AND LE5fSes9eta&
PORT CApLt,-Rcgnlhr Red River Packet SteamsJ
IL. JON ESrbe swift rnnning
JONES' Capt john Ahkrin, viii leave For eghd
SMITH Il FIAISTER, 81 Poydras street,
sep2o ], H. REALD. II Poydas Htraet
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

bro HOUSE CARPENTERS-ALExAND MACDOu
CAB Of Glasgow House Carpenter by trade supposed
M in the ncighborhood Of Buffalo hereby informed tina
M. family arrived In Now York and by addressing linz
Mary Nae Dougal, Cold Spring Harbor Long Island
n ne can hear from thom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-14
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

(UBBER CAR SPRINGs.-TuE FOLLOWING AID.
~ ditiona testimonial TO the merits of r. M RAYS In
ds Rubber Car Springs over all others has just been re-
ceived IL needs ocomment:Hudson River Rairoad or
hee 6S warren street, New York, March5 1852 M Raw
Esq-Dear Sir; Since my connection with this road have
watched with much interest the matter OF Rubher
for railroad cars and have hesitation in saying thai
spring incomparably the best article which have soc nv
used have tried others, and found them TO fall under
pressure, or to freeze in cold weather. aud become
than useless should prefer using yours nd donbo tbar
cost to smR9yns any other rubber spring which
preserving their elasticity at all temperatures Yours
Late Superintendent Of the Hudson River Ra;Irds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-14

Previous this year. 50 553 069
Total January to March 10 inclusive So So 975
The email shipments this week and last keep down the
aggregate SO far this month the exports have been
sderaby less than for the corresponding period in 1851
1t most desirable that this moderate amount Of specie
should continue for time to equalze the shipments
with those for the early months Of last year.
The New Jersey Mining and Exploring Company and
the Sussex Zinc Company having been united by autho
y Of the Legislature the stock Of the latter is worth
the price the former and amounts to the
thing The capital stock of each company is 5000 GOO,
making total of 81 200 600 divided into shares S12
EACH and the last sales at the board quoted at 2 2
1.-The company making their celebrated zinc oxide
paints which they believe will long entirely supcrsede
The paints both account Of their heathfuness
and durability.
The Pennsylvania canal opened for navigation at the
appointed period Boats have left Harrisburg for the
West An immense business has been awaiting this OPEN
ing and the canal will be fully employed The merchants
OF this city forward all the goods they have, aud
they will be promptly put through
The interests OF the U. s. Bank received another
favorable blow day two since In the Court of Com-
mon Pleas decided that not only the assets in the
hands the several trusts created by the Bank of the
United States. amounting to some S15000000 but all
property whatever assigned for the benefit of creditors
are liable to taxation for State and county purposes
Notwithstanding these adverse decisions by the courts
the stock of the bank is steadily on the rise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-14

tees the Published below, Essex Standard
Eila6ethtown New jersey Feb. 25 lo52 Well may it be
said that =
Robacks fame the world pervades,
The press his triumph tells,
And from the north, south, east and west,
. The note Of glory swes
Practical Use Of Asroogy-We know by acrptural proof
that the Chada ag and the soothsayers and of
Egypt Romc and Asyra did forcte future events 1t Is
dcut TO see therefore, why should deny the possibility
Of the same supernatural act being exercised with equal
curacy at the day All other have
been improved since that day. and why asroogy
he burning stars Of night have been supposed by the
greatest OF all to influence the
There is now distinguished Swede residing New York,
the descendant of line of asroogrs reaching
turtles who processes to read and to translate the
OF the stars We refer to Dr. Roback OF No. White street.
the fame OF whose predictions rather, their
pment has spread far and wide. His impression that
he derives this extraordinary faculty that least
from being the seventh son of seventh BE this
may u is not denied that he gives advice by which all tho
varieties OF disease removed cureddebts collected
worldly prosperity secured-happy marriages brought
lost property recoveredand thousand other benefits
cured for moderate ee We advise the sceptica visit
him. as We have done and judge for themselves 1t is mpos-
sbe to doubt the evidence Of the the
testimony of multtudes.
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EXPRESS AGENCTEa.

- fotna South America, Oregon, Sandwich Islands aud
emma ~ the steamer Sierra Nevada March 18th. Also
mail Will be sent by the Daniel Webster March
tb in charge Of special and ahead Of All
other expresses. BERFORD CO. No Aston iIonsc
a IL PRIDE co s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO
~ Wall street,Freight IS cents per h.
across the lsthmus by Aosqucra Co.. Of ali
March. n pm M - ok w
GREGORYS CALIFORNIA PACKAGE ANDPARCEI,
~ Express per steamer Sierra Nevada. Wednesday
March ~ AT PM-Our express Of this date will be In
charge Of captain Carmack avoraby known the Pa
enc Freight should DO delivered at the office Tuesday
Also an EXPRESS per steamer Daniel Webster via Ncsrs
qua on Saturday March 90 at Pm Messenger for thi,
steamer MI Robert IT, Lockwood, Of our San Francisco
Once Through In about twenysix days. Freight should
DC covered on thursday Parcels received ~ NJ days
ofsaling and letters unit half PM Packages must
be in waterproof condition. and not exceeding 100 lbs
weight THOMPSON e. HJTCIICoCR -
Managers and Agents I49 Pearl street corner Of Wall
After lst May, at 205 Broadway.