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List of Letters
II EMAINING in The Post-oliice at Olympia,
III, Sept 80, 1852:
Baker William McName Miss Francis c.
Brown Capt. Geo. W. Mead Romeyn
Burgo Andrew J. 3 More Capt. Geo.
Clugsge James Minot c. S.
Cushman Ohngton Ohaver William
Gutter Thomas Paige George A.
Day Geo. W. Roe Thomas
Davenport Samuel Sidener Solomon S. {
Furgeson Jesse Startling Col. +. A. 2
Fisher DR.. W. II. ? Swain William II.
GeTecin William Stiles Charlie
Hadley S, B, Smith Lorenzo P.
Hills Henry 2 Strahl Casper
Jones William Thomas Capt. J. G.
Marsh Josiah 3 Taftezon z. Martin 2
Mugaw S. Past Midship- Tyuel Elijah R.
man Yincen William
Mahon Christopher
NJ. T. SIMMONS, P. NJ.
, 1852-10-23

LINES Of holding court in the different counties
"a SSh county, on the Fourth Tuesday in April
and November.
,oI lewis Z. county, on the Fourth Monday in May
'Ad Fourth Tuesday in October.
, 1852-10-23
NEW YORK Cash STORE.

GtHAS. c. TERRY & CO., thank. .
~ fui for past hvors take this oppot ~
tunlty to inform their numerous friends VH
and customers that they still conlinne at IN
their well known stand in the town Of ~.
New York, on Pugets Sound, whsre they keep
constantly on hand and for sale at the low est prices
all kinds Of merchandise usually required in new
country. -.
N. B. Vessels furnished with carroe, Of Piles
Square Timber Shingles, &c.
New York, Sept. /, 1853. Itf
, 1852-10-23
NOTICE

is hereby given that letters of administration
have been granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Count Of Thurston County, Oregon, on
the estate Of THOMAS WADE, deceased, bear
ing date 18th October, 1852.
All persons indebted to sae estate are requested
to come forward and settle the same with me-
Also all persons having claims against said estate
should present them properly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law.
WILLIAM BOLTON,
Administrator.
Olympia, Thurston CO., Oct. ls, 1852. 3w7
, 1852-10-23

Custom HOUSE DTSr PuGEr's SouNp,
Olympia, November 10th, 1851. {
The Collection District of Pugot's Sound
was this day organized. The officers are
SIMPSON P. MosEs--Collector of Gus
toms, &c, for the District-at Olympia.
WILLIAM W. MlLLER-Surveyor of Gus
toms, &c, for the Port Of NcsqHally.
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ysunesst AsngAte q Wluian anA Mary ysns Habsr-
thsW, In The nth year q hsr ags.
n friends and relatives q tie family ere respectfully
invited to stsud the funeral from the residence Of hsr
ther, No u Hssry street, without further invitation
this altes noon, ct O'Clock.
On February 70, JoHr Mocons DrsHR, youngest Of
ChrstoPasr and Anna O. 6tohr, eyed year II months
aad II days.
The friends end acquaintaucss, also members Of EN-
pire Lodge No o. D. Of o. r., respectfully invited
to after his funeral from the rsideaos Of his parents
No. 81 Hudson street. this Afternoon at O'Clock.
On Sunday morning, February 40, Of consumption.
Own hcDERMo TT. aged So years.
His friends and acquAintances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, ct O'Clock, afternoon
from his late resdsnoe, l8o Chambers street. His
mains will be taken TO Calvary Cemetery.
On Sunday February %, fLorD FruRIs, son Of DR.. j.
". Schmidt.
Ellis relatives and friends are respectfully invited at
tend the funeral ts afternoon, at O'clock from rs
Twelfth street, without further invitation.
On Saturday afternoon, afser long aud painfui Ill
mess WnIiAM q. EaowNLgE, sged years and months,
only son of william A. and Margaret A. Bloodgo0d, and
grandson Of the Rev. Dr. Brownlee.
The friends Of the respective families ptotuy
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of his father, Ne 60 Amity street
At Brooklyn on Sunday, February 90 SusA RsmssS
daughter Of John Jr, and Gesrgtna II Diksman aged
yesrs and IL days.
Tho fr,en DIS and relatives Of the family are requested
to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
18l Adams street. Brooklyn without further invitston,
At Sing Sing Wsstchester county, on February 70,
sALLIE only daughter Of Major s. g. and Harriet T. An
derson, aged years and IL months
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Died.


On Saturday, February rs, Of scarlet fever, LuDDov
Btrlys infant Of Chsres squre aged IL months
and days.
on February %. MARY C., wife Of Aaron G Burr and
daughter Of Isaac ard su.suna ~ Coutant formerly Of
New Rochelle, aged 63 years.
The elativ and frieEds OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral Monday March l. at 10
O'Clock n. " trCm her lsts residence, No IS Grand
street without further invitation.
POD February 70, EDGAR 3. DoRsIrT aged years
months end Ia days.
The friends and relatives q the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral thi, afternoon at o'clock
from the residence Ct Peter Coee No 3l5 Gold street
Brooklyn
On February g. Pan r,oS q youngest OF th. late
Philemon s. and Harriet ovens aged years and days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral services without further
Invitation This afternoon, az O'Clock, Of the residence
q ht nether corner of sirth and Thirteenth
street His remsius will DO taken to Peekssill tues,
deg morning for interment
On sundRy morning, February 20 ct the residence Of
her ron " y Heather, hrs. HErrccA HEArHeR.
Her remains viii be removed for intermsnt in Green
wood Cemetery, on Tuesday, March q at o'clock Tho
fisnds Of the fsmy respectfully Invited 10 attend
On February IS Of water IN the braio J.mRs WILLIAM
KrA1Iro, SOD ~ stephen snd Ellen K.s.ng
The friends and soquaptercet Of the family ar, r.
eetully invited 70 attend the funeral this afternoon
81 O'Clock.
Laws HAtpysHUrGH, ron Of Il. d. Hsrdenbu5s h Esa
aged ia yests month, ard j. days.
The friends OF the family requested 70 attend his
funere this afternoon ST ooloch from his late resi-
derce. Grove street Jerfey City.
on February 20, PyrFa FcsEr, native 81 Hanover
IN the Zptu tfbI ~ bs
The friends snd acQuEbtsucer Of the family or. r..
snectfaliy invited to sttng bis funs raj from 20 Ann
street thr afternoon. 1t O'Clock his rerasns Will be
taken u sCresnvood Cemetery.
On Feb uafy ~, MAEy n. CcEHgsr, wife OF Philip
Flood
Her funeral viii tss place from her late residence, No
100 Grand street this afternoon, at hall past O'Clock
On February 70 CEHEs Do Bofs, Of b. Louis aged 30
years
hewburg and 81 Louis papers please copy.
On the morning of February ~, after lingering Ill
ness sAmu,L NonswoSrHr, infant son Of r q Sharp yr
The reacs and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral services, at Bt mGhs
Vhufohl tDn Afternoon, At half past O'Clock.
On Sunday Afternoon after severs Illness JosEyHre
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PnsssnRera Sailed.

CHAeafs Ann San JuAy-sscsm ship Brother Jonathan
s.sa'9,1 5I's. Benton JShn NJ prsT Ga ,1l.
ss Souns si saiss Ysuns Loesscos nanay fs
dsSrSs psTde; Mrs. soSsa o Goo Nam sIE,
fs asc nsf s Sem ssa::
nSss., SsS
Mars6.h, TsrqSsfy. Ristsal; Eli Jones: john
noileSsesI Mi's Isl5sasssE weeks: W% A@ss n.a'
Es5s:1s Ss ssp T TsEsa T Eas
Ude, : Mclargh,in, X osIner, D Garner !. ssstde;
SSsSsss:oS; 81 $sssasS. Sesa Psss;a oi:Ts, oMS
B. Myers Mtrsh,li RscS Martin, W Amsrmsn q
TsS Si;
gsS. 2 F TSss TiS0t r1 rs,
ssr VIM wisr nsas.y Kelley a,rsin 3 Asfs.
ssa vs fnsA faSnl r assr and IA ssy ~
Pierce Ms bans,', WIN dS,,h. 6 hs,9sisI jIhons,.I
ksssss.s sss. s'1f s;r Neg nssss
*, .ysn; Sssns j Ass:;sy , s%i.a.
lsrs, % Ss scsn Nsss i nsaasa Go pa
EFi sR sss Sgssp \. ss,.s
V ss' Il 4 Ss H a's.s's
ssIR Ss kTss as's ss'S w ssuGd .1 D.
Mr 5swoecd, i La:obs Ahrspsa. II Josaseo, d Pugh,
6 Campbell. To~e, Pastor, W by.sn James
ptchst a,hicy . ss,gsrs Casper; shssrs D
crppen, VIM Buckly, Baker, Nc Dramsrd and lazy, =
AeDonIie, kr Williamson. DR.. Williamson. j. TrscY
Elliott. Calfins. Patterson. g lnyham W rotin,
= r.ds Co mes'enger REM Smith N Bsgh, N, John
kainos, Wa Bowen GasstrooE, LADY, and child, john
fagin Moran, X 6untip, W Low, 9 II Ice mrs Wright
LimSsrger., "A Dennis, Dennis, r Dennis k,elnm,
X hiils Miss Gibson Delaney. Mr. Hight lady aad
three children, hume. lscy. snd child, Mr. Berry
Dennis, A Baker Geo Baker, James Patton, Sanuel
Pstton--a3in the stcefare.
sAr JvAs AND CnsGGps-stsmship Meteor-hr NJ;
Lean Er stetheTe SIN oker, La rencs, Markers
= Peek ! Rich, w W 5torsi, " II HeEeine, Mr. Kelly.
1hOs Porter. ssml Remmer, Jsucs Kemmer. Tucker,
SNtoF, Session, Valentine, Hodge, Moses Prey,
ArisoS,A Kelley: al.ch y f,rons Mr. sae. lady,
Jackson MIS- frcmblor Mrs hsuo, Mrs N.ddot, MIRA Horny
Mrs Ames Ehire, Miss Polsshan, Miss Mclean Mia
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Theatrical and M usIcal.


TABFRSAoLK.-Mr Braham's concert comes OF to
the charming vocai,t Mad. Wallace Bouoheus, win sing
several beautiful melodies.
AsroR PLacE OrsRA HousT This evening is set spArt
for the benefit of Signor Ssv The piece selected is
Meyerbeers grand opera entitled Robert 10 Disbe."
BowERy THEATRE -skAkspesre's tragedy OF King
Lear" with Messre Eddy, 0oodan, Miss Fanny WAiack,
snd Mrs H. p. Grstt~n Ia the principal characters.
The concluding pi-oe will be Valentine aud 0rson
with Cony In his great character OF OsoH and Taylor
Valentine.
BRoADwAy THEATRE The historical tragedy Of erich
ard Ill viii be presented this evening" with Mr. Forrest
mond, Mad Foniii As Qneen Elisabeth and Mrs Abbott
"a Lady Anne. This entertainments close with Pop
ping the Question No doubt there Will q crowded
house.
Burrows THEATkE The seleotions made by Manager
Burton for this evening are usual deeply attractive
The frst piece in order Ia Mortons excellent comedy Of
the Way to get NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lester Dyott, Blake,
Burton. Bland, R.s, Miss Weston aod Mary Taylor in
the leading parts The Critic concludes tho perform
apceS.
commence the performances to night-t is called the
sold Continental This will bs succeeded by the drama
Of "Shapdy McGuire'-Mr B. williams A. shxndy. with
. sopg The whsle will terminate with the farce OF Tin
Moore or the Irish Lionn
BARNEM's MUSEUM The afternoon aud evening per-
formances announces for to-day are such o. viii be
to crowd every department OF this popular establishment
1t has never been 80 popular as at present.
BorERr CiRcus-sapds Co interchangeable Ia their
exerons to please the patrons Of tho Amphi-
theatre. hne programme is announced for this
evening.
CHRrsrvs MSsrRFLs Songs, choruses, instrumental
perormspces and dancing, announced for the fss-
lures OF this evening
tsins several excellent melodies and instrumental per
formaGces.
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Geographic Reports.

NEW URlEANs, Feb. II, I5b2
Tho sales OF cotton today were 5000 bales Price,
not affected BY the Atlantics news Middlrg, !,
to- Sales Of the week. $4,000 bales Stock on hand
III go BALES
PRovrDEvcr, FEB 20 1852
The cotton market has been better supplied. We
quote Orleans and Mobile fair, nominal; middlns fair
exc; urlands fair 91s $50. For wool, the demand
bias been teady and prices sustained The sales Of
fetco at Uxbridgc were upon the whole rather lover
than anticipated aud consequently the market l.
rtmewhst depressed. Tho effect will probably be only
temporary the stock hand is quite small The fol
loving the sales OF the weekkleeae IS 500 lbs at
from 60 45c mostly at 40 $50 pulled IS 200 lbs at
from u s0o-uostly ~ 81 35 and 100; foreign 100
Tbs at Csc The eale Of wool S. Uxbrdge coprse is coo
lbs Ohio fleece, and rold in let's at from a TO 44sc
according 20 quality 20 bses cesnssd and colored wool
81 forn 50 to 6lc Printing ccths We have change
OF Importance TO note. Prices frm Tn. sales
$500 pieces 20 0oe pieces, 90 by ca damaged from the
wreck Of the Roger Williams, sold by auction on
The 9Th. ana brought &c.
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Superior Court.

Before Hon. Judge sRBdeord.
FIN ~ john IL Conte, rs. Charles H. .aadrts This
vas action brought by the plaintiff against the de-
ferdsD for the recovery OF $780, the quarters rent OF
premises AZ Dey street. ending May 1851 In I64o the
plaintiff leased the premises In question to Nelson
Andrus for the term Of the Of 5000 per
anDun by the terms OF which lease the plaintiff
make the outside repairs during the continuance Of the
cams In lS4o the lease assigned to the defendant
who continued TO occupy the premises until the wide
sing Of Dey street. In 1851 when he compelled to
abRrdon them they having been rendered
thereby. 1t also con,sned BY the defendant that
tie plaintiff bound by the lease to keep the premises
tenantable, and that the defendant not liable for
rent for he time the pre- ise
the suit is brought The jury returned verdict fr the
defendant
Nsoton Deuel. r:. Robert Spence Action on two pro.
misery notes The jury brought In sealed verdict for
plaintiff, forSl ST. Is
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guIRPINa.

VNOR SAN PKkNCISOO -fnB BPL9NDID NEW
clipper ship mo, enitA. MASTER will be dsspstsAsd
About the 9th March This bsautul vessel new ~ hss
berth a per orh river Her fog orso
cabin passengers unsurpsssed by az ve
Aaoss ~ only limited number will b taken. tau esa-
Of the routes offered y sonads ally '.psHsss :as w,
stssroems $3.50 ssoead cabin passage n state rooms 6
snail amount Of freight will 10 taken for which
Wall streets or 70 oURDOS 3. COLT. lOs walstsseA
LIk1-fHkES SECOND CABIN
Tickets n the steamer Psomstheus 6h March, for sals
Apply TO 1HOhPSON& HITCHCOCK. ll9 Pearl street.
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--s9"s"7s-71777-7777
Passengers Arrived /.

GrIsGow-H,e,mshp Glssgow-Mrs Lindsay. Mrs HrehA-
Mrs Taylor Mrs Ceqaeli xessrs Mathe~s Tlton,
kekurrn, Ccqreli Bennett Drer Gecdos Darling Dun
100, srymrle Bennett DR. Nsyeile, Jos W..9n Jsnss
WATSON, j Watson, Colt, w Thornton. Nicholson,
Zsnr Bailey, Cspin, oxner, Oxner Lord BUrns,
g Harrison.
GuARLTsToN-ctcsmships ousherror-Miss Mar, Han
cock. Ars siade child m soryan ne Cooper Easily At
Nance W o Dale, RYAN, A Hull q ssvsye. Woots
A1stell, q Richards Booif, Weloh. Woloh, no
Culiey, Mr. Wegtcots-2i In tho steerase.
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PORT or NEW YORK, FEB. 20, ls52.


Steamship Glasgow (Brl Craig Glasgow Feb Wis Hail.
fsx. with NOSE and 81 PASSENGER 70 LcLimond Dsrlus
cut sarrie away rudder head pro'raoed
Steamship Crescent City Tsnner Cnsgres Feb 49, 10 "
with and gold dust to berts. On the sd
passed tho brig DalmasiA of ~ Domingo.
(see Editorial oolumns)
steinthp souherner Foster. Charleston with mdss snd
pAsser gers 10 spcford Tiicston Feb Pm As mics
OF Frying Pen Shoals passed chip Sutlv York
for Chs,lcsten T.b OF asstsr.s EXCHANGED signals
n. exchanged signals with Fehr Maupasses bounds.
Ship fides Borlsld Savannah, days. with cotton &c.
70 Il Richardson.
Sohr Warrior, Ham. Roohland, days
eohr Rio 6rante, Hicks, Rookland. 6days.
Sailed.
Ship 81 Patrick Waterman, Lvetpocl revenue eustsr
Forward. Wind dusing sho day NV. and fresh.
Pee general oolumna Arine dsasters By the
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Pm @-Ste1lng Contents Of a Lcno.-In the case OF
the United States against Colin Buchanan, who pleaded
guilty to the charge Of opening q letter containing
certificate Of deposit the Boaery Bank for $500 the
property Of Daniel McCauley, OF New York the Court
sents need the accused to two years imprisonment
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convey psusas fro. IL Battle n ws.Ai.gssa fs.s q
CHLHa ZAP HIO.

INVITATION TO THE PRESIDENT, oABiNKT, AND
OTHERS, TO INSPECT THE BALTIC.
WAsnIroIos, Feb. ~, 1854.
Mr. Collins has issusd Invitations to the PrssdsAt and
hh Cabinet 10 the members Of both houies Of Congress-
the city authorities and to number Of distinguished
private ctissns to visit the steamship Baltic, Tues
day the purpose Of making personal inspection Of
that beautiful vessel grand entertainment will BE-
given on the occasion.
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FFB % - Unlicensed Steamboats, - The steamboat
Cinderella owned by Cornelius Vanderbilt, and the
G. Dnrant, Owned by Mr. Belts, have been both libel
led for not having license and in the custody
the United States Marshal
Re,ch-Mapual Brazil arrested q chargs OF at
tempting to make . revolt on beard the bark Thies
in Rio &c Jarsrio.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Herald Marine Correspondents.
Arrsyea-sebr smms, Hsaord. NYorh; DOM, Me-
a. Is2ny rhsrs niae' S0 r, Stem a.,
MIsceIiane oas.
PARK Utpfry from Wmipeton NC, before reported put
slitsS o.lss q tss sh ,Ss Omit aarias sisx
on Stono Brsters turned ous to DO hoax
Notice TO Mariners.
cs AIdsn sas ss II Ss or
osco tctors Chs. he wa. unable discover Me ho. Lately
sesEisn Syen Car, "a indSced 70 believe s. il il sI-
s nee b. 1Ss two ssr the
,po, indicator list had been In search OF ace sbos all day
tLd we're unable to fndit
Wbaiemsn.
Mystic ,s scsr WsinsstC .s IA 81. sender 70 ship
Sid ire n New London 2esG bark KeIesn Qusiis Davis
oNew Bedford reports her Dec ST. at Izs " Ion 80 rs
w. al we'll esnDtnded 70 Be A. Fs5al tho hrss Of July
Letter rrsp ,hlr 5ssp. Cornell Nesdiera rpor. hsr
spoken.
Bssi sli5,s.sh tBrsp pAabmAan acneo for csous's
BsTs 1saiia cm how Orleans Tor Bss,cs 1911 Inst Is,
~, lsDU.
pSr.snd as Jsso as.ns e't oI d. leo %s hsnSv
SS Cole S boston s' bus 4 i %s1ssS
S Ss.vso Tor dS Log bss, EsIcy 9Su., SoS Ss
ertop isI DO rooopooss. Brewer iSg Edvsrd
oo Nfattens lelAndl " Dor
neo nsogdon, fer Nyorh G. Motto, Vinlns for Portland
IL Nsl.n Ttrs. for Providence, 2, A Wsshburn,
lierce Tor BrfsJl d Norman Wilson, Napoleon P0sud
w dis stqy.r i,sshim Cen Marion, 9bssr and Eiirs
HpIt, tiS hlter Taylor ssupderB Reville, bleepoT
Type, Lsthni Royal SAILOR, upshur; Il Palmer, PARK
tfd fosusne sthrou une; tohrs Iris, -; hilwaukie
Sowerfi Hudson, Berry snd Mary Warren Johnson. def
Loehiel Conner ard willard willard ass spd others.
tId l7h, bAfhs Noks and Homer Boston, briss
Pierce, De- Maine Arthur, Providenoe; Brothers, wyatt
Norfolk Several Of these have boon reported sid earlier
CHAeB Feb 0-Sld stesmeIs Cherohes and West Wind,
EOriesns.
0rsp ADrA n, Feb 3Dafk Lius PendIeton from Liver.
pooI for Boston, rps. Capt was still soh, wind w.
Apss,Iss Fob Cdr brig Iris. Copper Boston; bark
California Clark, for Palermo before reported V hare cid
N,A ala u aev ssptetoa V hare I'D sh insA
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MarIleu.

In this city, Sunday evening February "a by the
Rev. ii. J Eddy, Mr.. Albert j BAcHsipbs TO Mis-
ELLEN QUiSN, both Of Boston.
Boston pspeys please copy.
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I'Hs BRITIsH AND NORTH AxSRrCAr ROYAL
Man Steamships, ostweea New York and Liverpool d.
ro and bsswcan Bossn and Liverpool ths Boston shes
'nJ calling st HAAx TO aad and roceive mA ant psf
ARABIA, Capt. 80. PERSIA, Capt. -
AFRICA, Capt. Eyrie. ASIA, ospt yudtl1s.
AUROPA, Cspt- LoW NIAGARA. Oape Stone.
CAMBRIA, Capt. Latch.
Thsss vessels carry clear whta lahs at anmsst keks
s.san on tho starbeard; rbS on pork
OgmlriA Letoh. from Bosten, Wednesday. Mar. I'd
Africa, byrie.. :. nom Nav York loan
Anerics, thannon.. from Bosson.... l7th
Asia, JudHns, :. from New York fth
Patsase noa New York or Boston " Llygpesi-rirts
CABIN, si21; Btesni Cabin, SO.
Nc berth secured untEl paid for
Srss viii be charged on spss sssoaa IN amount sos
oszgonai expenses.
ali Letters aud as~spapors Epst through sho fss
Fssif"sAs "s ps$'sS0' 'Yp1urArn. ~. n src.avsy.
yYsnoh, German and othsy tr,,g goods received $40
ssouzhs 10 With Brfh goods. ThyoJEh stlls o.
t.dipg are ssen n HsVro for Few York
rJ,uRoUeH 1ICKErs FOR CALIFORNIA, TOUCHING
i stRio Janego, vsparaits and Panama. The isnih-
cent new extra rtcsmShip EinDkEk Iago toye, CAp
tain ~. T. wilcox, will sail from Rev York hr the npore
psrW on 1huredsy April 1854 rhis e1tmer ~, ouls
sxprafsly for tht trade, tAs superior aocommoo
and Ia expected rfka tho sh0rtsst time on IN.
pEers ~i atod sill the da. delays ana
thf is.Nmus and viii no taken for tba low piocs OF
sO seassge $40. For freshs or yasssse eppy 70 we
asont JOHN u ALL, vfo.Hs vyue',v
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AEowN ER wANrED-YoR LAR0x SHIPS BOAT
"A ana AiIs; Also OF mslAases and Of t.r al
suppsssd ssslsn Appay oass Hsiesas SssSo x1a
stssloR beuss.
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EOK SAN FRANCIsCO-FACKkT OF AJrH AARCl.-
Tho magnificent new clipper ahip EMPIks, i2Ys toes
Capt b. Ihorndss having she most superb state
daon In first cabin ea.oon and seoard oasin
ofPasssngers st the following low rasesFirt sabn S
ssieon $500 second cain, $780, The sp,en lid th
beautiful clipper she Of Capssn Thorn
dihe, shs bepg his thsa TO Ban Francisco she
most positive OF extraordinary short passage
Ample provisions made for the comfort aud
fsmiee will Gnd In bis vessel requisites for voyage
seldom before provided The number Of csess will
DO strictly limited and moro passengers taken shE
be handsomely and comfortably accommodated Saloon
passengers have lemo fare 90 FIRST cabin
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-. 80 80 llsslas.sasasII. =
gHIPYlNU.

Eos ELECTROMAGNETIC s7ATKt NAIL srhax;
ship BALTIC gApt Isscph Comstock This steamer will
depsYs vh Ike United sts,es mas for kuropc possye,
ssurday March II o'clock NJ from her berth al sho
ftot OF Canal No berth secured ell paid for For
rcgbs 0, passage having unequied Cor
IDWGRD X. 9eLEfSs & co, Nc. 81 Wall s,rsat
The steamship Arctic Will succeed She Baltic, Aad ssiI
aarch
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IPrR STEAMSHIP ArRrcAl.

R Pee general columns for marine disasters By Va
gale cC Saturday night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-01


Il san Francisco teamship Line.-Tas new steamsnip
UNITED STATES 900 tons burden, Charles c. berry.
commander, will take her departure for Chsga, FRI
with the new double cngine steamship WINFIELD
sCOTT, 2lOO tons burden, Kenney Couiil,rd
10th April entuing These vessels, in speed oomfor,
ard Safety NO. surpassed bv any this
experienced surgeon is attached 10 esch vessel Apply
10 DAVIS, BROOKS & CO.,
General Agents, 81 Beaver street. few York
JONES d. JOHNSTON, 90 wall ssrees.
Eaakn nna And tnteSa fnr asl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-01

MI EDIOAA CAkD.--Da. 0LuVHK, ~ ala SUpEk.or
w tAl spt practical oxporcnoe 10 ep.blss 10 o6s5f
quick and rst,csl ourss, II SHE roes dbOuik oasea ou
" sstoNi1iNg Ia thcas pfosrsa,ss
have b.hs she eki Of the 3st sinou. rhysgefrg ~
a surgeon ~ rorultT ryOdaai edrcSsn Al iag,t
garsmsnt1 WIZ devoted he attention 20 prsss
L9es discs speedily 1vreo gthc1h ir eral ~.
DIES b. nsw rsethoa insreeucod b. he see-nsed tee
Tho French rurrsbr. Dr. g. returns Nhnts IS MOSS
rhytesnf who ttly sprreolat Ria 6HoCfss by sssGg
bsrs - ~ eArt TIC 4 Kct EeGoHtS krorf ABE ~
omytics rrcseneors who're Aaora r tks oeinrat
Tyr l. MoRTANoRE WOULD SAY To THoss VINO
~ have contracted diseases Ours al yoIeaa" tb
Take care OF your health hsy0 devoted many ye.rs
my protection, aud have treated saocesy Of
patients These who wh ousult those
can dsso re Of charge, FROM SA ~ .osp M sunasys
excepted IL yeu value health, You will avoid tbosa
knses who usbusnnsy ta YOU that thoy only osu
yes and shas their one kind OF medicine a VI ~ noes.
safy Tor aroasss In all i've frnt Persons WHOSE hsAh
hN been ruined BY these ogotisss oAll daily,
l. kokTAM0GE. N, o., NC William ssrssN
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Il eht Ste smship Ccmpany.-The cniy through line f)r
Ceforni. via ChnRres direct cppss,i'a the old
roy. This line 10 fully ste snd all myers
prorerty guaranteed against deention .. Tao
and SPLENDID steanship lillian PENN will leave
from Pier . n March q. and the splendid ssssmship
CITY OF NEW YORK M.roh Is, dire for agrcs
peorg ut Panama with the independent Tneee
vescs entirely and afford superior
tops TIE books will be opened tire
9th and 10th OF A.r stssmeye For freight passage
reduces rates, apply 60 PALMER n Co 80 BIO id~ay.
orb, s. HAiGHr,T Battery ptaoo.