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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

I5-"Mr. Sigsbee, you said the defendant
was in love--how do you know thatp"
"He reads novels upside down, and writes
poetry in the day-book, when il should be
cheese"
"Any other reason2"
"Yes sir; he shaves without lathor, and
very often mistakes the sleeves Of his coat
for the legs of his pantaloons, an error that
he don't discover until he tries to fasten his
suspenders."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
LOUISVILLE. Oct. |

Generals Scott and Wool, and Surgeon
Laurison, were received to-day at the Rail-
road depot by Mayor Speed. In an appro-
pirate address, he rendered them the hos pi-
talities of the city. They were then con-
Quoted by an immense crowd of citizens,
military, &C., TO the Louisville Hotel, where
they We're welcomed in an elegant speech
by ]. j. Crittenden, TO which Scott made an
eloquent reply Of about ten minutes, which
was most enthusiastically received. Gen.
Wool then spoke in an eloquent manner Of
his illustrious Chief, and of the enthusiastic
tour he had made through Kentucky. AZ
ter speaking, Gen. Scott received the visits
of the people. He will leave here on Mon
day for Cincinnati.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
From the Louisville (Ky.) Courier.
Hints to Farmers.
GooD's p. o. CLARK County, KY,
August %, 1852, 4

}
MEssRs. Rowland & WATKlNs-GEN-
TLEMEN: | have crop of tobacco now
growing, and will in short time, COM
mence cutting it. have raised the "weed"
before, but as these are the ''days of pro-
gress," there mry be some Improvements in
Ike mode of curing and taking care of tobac-
co in many other things, and l will thank
You to send TO me a few lines giving your
advice as TO the best mode Of cutting, cur
ing, drying or fireing and handling the
"weed," and by SO doing you will much
oblige your humble servant
GEORGE w. Bush.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

1.-the Southern Rights movement is
beginning TO assume some Importance. The
telegraph tells us of several papers in Ala
bama, coming into the support of Troup and
Quitman. If things keep ''workin," the
New Hampshire General won't get single
Southern State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

stand here before you and declare, as have
already declared, and again declare, that the
principles that governed my command in
Mexico, are those Of my life. To that life,
in my country's service, I need not appeal
in vain for an answer now. With equal
freedom and confidence do throw myself
upon the honest verdict of every man who,
with me, served his country in the fields Of
Mexico"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

To CArcn RApBITs.--Sprinkle little
Scotch snuff on a cabbage head, and place it
in place frequented by these timid little an
imals. When puas comes and smells Of the
cabbage, she instantly begins to sneeze, and
soon breaks her neck by the violence of the
effort.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
DH ID.

On Monday, the 9th of September, Mrs. vrR-
GINA HICKMAN, wife of DIR. Hickman, of Saline
county, Mo.
A professor of the religion of Jesus Christ, she
was devout, consistent and faithful. As wife
she was tender, constant and devoted.
In hope of bright immortality, she died wep
and lamented by all who knew her. p.
Hopkinsvle and Dsnville (Ky,) papers viii
pleass cory.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

The FISHERY QUEsTIoN.-Quebec, Sept.
22d.-The Legislature has adopted an ad-
dress to the Queen, thanking her for the
protection afforded the fisheries, and PRAYING
her to make no treaty without embracing
reciproeitY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
NEW YoRK. Sent. 30

The duke of Wellington left the disposal
of his remains in the hands of his sovereign;
the funeral will be public. The ceremony
of the arrangements is not yet settled, nor
will be until after consultation with her ma
jesty. The body will be removed to Apsley
House; orders have been sent 10 The troops
throughout the Kingdom.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

-" Whiskerettes is the name of the lit
tie "John beau catchers" that the ladies
wear on their cheeks in the place
"Where the whiskers ought to grow"
They are formed by drawing down lit
tie tuft of hair from the temple, and curling
it up in the shape of a rams horn, or pigs
tail with an extra kinl in it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

THE PRosPEcr.--The New York Day.
Book journal devoted TO the cause of
Mr.. Webster as an independent candidate
for the Presidency--in its issue of the goth
instant, commences an article entitled THE
Election" with following remarks:
There is no denying that Gen. SCOTS
prospects are growing brighter, and his
friends more confident of his success. The
apathy that everywhere prevailed during
the summer months, is now giving way 10
excitement and enthusiasm. Our exchange
papers from Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, and even Michigan, contain glow
ing accounts of enthusiastic Scott meetings.
and Wings in each State confidently assert
their power to carry all those States for
Scott. Michigan, Gen. Cass's State, it is
believed by them, will surely 60 for the he
70 Of all the wars we ever had! There are
any number of Freesoiers in Michigan who
VIII vote the Wing ticket, snd with their
popular candidate for Governor there is
great probability that the State will go for
Scott.
sit is useless to shut our eyes to the
truth, and that there has been great change
in the aspect of things, within the last few
weeks, no one can deny"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

Az EXCELLENT TIsT.--The Young la
dies in Vermont, it is said, though we don't
believe it, still continue to kiss the lips of
young temperance men, to see whether they
have been tampering with today.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Fayette,
N Mo-, on the LIST Of October, 1852, which II
not taken out within three months will be sent to
the general post Office as dead letters:
Bundage, Acy Ballinger, Mary J
Brown, John Bourdier, Monsieur Ed
Burrows, Michael or heirs
Carey, ST. Q Cantern, A
Connolly, B +
Douglas, Edward Daguerrean, Any
Dickenhorf, Frederick
Ehlers, Dedrick Enyart, SA
Gum, Sheppard or heirs Goldsbury, John
Gearhart.Miss Marg't A George, VIM
Gibson, DR.. VIM Gordon, B w
Gibson, Miss + ID
Hilton, George w
Jones, VIM A johnson, Micah or heirs
Emerson, Miss Delina Jacobs, d
Kerby George
Lively, Benjamin Leach, Mrs Elizabeth
Mecave, Miss Ann Z Martin, Joseph
Myrtle, VIM McElhaney, Jaret
Maupn, Mrs Elizabeth
Pearson, Mr. Porter, Lisafane
Prior, Sam (colored) Pharis, Martin or Jas
Peyton. A Payne, George
Pemberton, Tilford Penny, Mrs. Jane ANA
Porter, B F
Rosson VIM Reed, Thos B
Stanley, Miss Mary Stnman, Mrs Nancy
Sandridge, John Stonor John
Sterling, RI 2 Surley, Joseph A
Tucker, Huston Todd, Miss Caroline
Tate, John
Warfeld, John Wright Nicholas
Wilson, Charles Wilmington j A
Written, Joseph Woodson, Mrs. MaryP
Yates, Miss Wilmoth Yates, Corona
Young, VIM ?
Zocer, Ferdinand
II
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Administration Notice.

Administration Notice.
NJ OIICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court of Randolph county, letters of administra-
ton on the estate of Ann Burton, deceased, bear
ing date September Q, 1852.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it TO present them properly authenti-
Gated in one year from the date of said letters or
they may be precluded from having any benefit Of
said estate, and if not presented in three years
they will be forever barred.
FRANCIS S. BURTON,
VIM. w. BURTON,
October 7,-3w. Administrators.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
SALE OF SLAVE.

Is UNDER an order of the Howard County
a Court, the undersigned, Executor of Robert s.
~ Hughes. decd, will sell for cash before the
Court House door in Fayetie, on the LIST Monday
in November next, likely Negro Boy. aged about
fourteen years.
SAML. T. HUGHES, Executor.
October 7. 1Sb2-3W
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

E97ANDREw STEWART, the Democratic
nominee for Congress in the Columbia Dis
trict, Ohio, was formerly a journeymon prin-
ter in Pittsburgh.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

HoGs.-We learn from gentleman large
ly engaged in the hog business, who has
recently returned from Springfield, in this
State, that contracts were making there for
hogs at "a gross. This is about equal to
So 374 net Lou Jour.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
Public Meeting.

PuOnc meeting.
Alta public meeting of the citizens Of
Howard county, held in Fayette, Sept. 29th,
1852, for the purpose of making arrange
ments 10 tender 10 the Hon. JoHS G. Mil
LrR the Inequalities of old Howard, the fol-
lowing proceedings were held.
On motion of VIM. T. Mallory, Esq.
GEORGE SArrARAxs, Esq, was elected
President, and on motion of DR.. G. M. B,
Maughs, ]. F. Rrecs was elected Secretary.
The following resolutions were then in
troduced by John F. Williams, Esq, and
adopted:
WHEREAS: The close of long and cventful
session of the Congress of the United
| States has returned to the society of his
friends and fellow citizens the Hon. JONI
G.. Muller.
Resolved, /. That we, the citizens Of
Howard county, having high appreciation
of the services of the Hon. John G. Mil
Ter in the last session Of Congress. deem it
proper TO tender TO him in behalf of our
county. Public Dinner.
Resolved ID. That the President APP
point committee Of six to correspond with
that gentleman and ascertain when it will
suit his convenience to meet with us, and to
invite such other gentlemen, non residents,
as they may deem proper.
Resolved, Sd. That the President appoint
a Committee Of Arrangements, consisting
of ----- persons to provide and superintend
the dinner.
Resolved, 4. That the Corresponding
Committee shall fix and make public the
time and place for said Dinner.
Resolved, 9th. That the citizens of the
county, irrespective Of party are respectful
ly invited 10 attend.
Resolved, 9th. That the Glasgow Times
and Howard County Banner are requested
to publish the proceedings of this meeting.
The President then appointed the follow
ing Committee Of Cores pondence, viz:
10 Davis, Esq, F. E. Williams,
DR.. G. NJ. B. Maughs, DR.. S. T. Crews,
Rev. w. T. Lucky, ]. F. Riggs.
On motion of 10 Davis, Esq, the blank
in the above resolution be filled with the
No. SO, to be appointed from the various
Townships of the county.
The President then appointed the follow
ing gentlemen to compose said committee.
RICHMOND TOWNSHIP.
A. Leonard, Esq, Capt. Roland Hughes,
Jonah Shepherd, Esq, Rev. w. 7. Lucky,
John F. Williams, Esq, John Ewin. Chas.
Steward, E. X. Atterbury, Robert Patrick,
Joe. Carey, Thos. Payne, Rufus Satfarans,
Rev. John McGarvy, DR.. G. NJ. B. Maughs
S. II. Ransberger and John F. Riggs,
MONTREAL TOWNSHIP.
Jerry Rucker, Chas. Givens and Gus
E'gin.
BONNIE FEMME TOWNSHIP.
Richard Patton, Joseph Dority, Esq.
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
Rice Patterson, Esq, Joel w. Morris.
CHARLTON TOWNSHIP.
DR.. l. P. Vaughan, A. w. Roper, J. o
Swinney, Esq, John c. Woods and Thos
Shackelford, Esq,
BooNs'sL LICK TOWNSHIP.
10. Cooper, VIM. H. Bib and John Mar
shall.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
Taylor Hughes and Capt. Anderson.
On motion of 10 Davis, Esq, the Presi
dent, Geo. Safiarans, Esq, was added to III,
above Committee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
GEO. SAFFARANS, Pres't.
]. F. RIcGs, Sec'y.
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VIM. p. MALLORY, P. NJ.
LIST OF LETTERS,

d EMAINING in the Post Office at Huntsville,
II Mo. on the lst day of October, 1852, which
if not taken out within three months will be sent
to the Post office Department, at Washington City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07
FOR SALE.

q FOR SALE.
"a A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN, "A.
w Twenty-two years OF age, and her boy-se@
child four years of age. A good Cook and Wash
woman. TITLE GOOD.
ey Apply TO me on the road from Rocheport
TO Fayette. JEREMIAH RUCKER.
October 7, lS52-4w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-10-07

Garret, Franklin
Gorham, Mrs. Sarah ?
Holeman John 2
Hawkins, L
johnson, James
Jeter, Sophronia
Jones. Alexander
Lea, Miss Anayina
Lea, James NJ
McCully, John
Milton, DR.. WIN
Mcdaniel, James Q
Mcdaniel, Alfred
Mathis, A B
Owens, William
Owen, Lucy
Prewltt, R T
Shelton, Eliphas
Sears, Oliver. p
Simms John T
Ship, George
Sanderson, James
Saffron q
Tiller, John 3
Tedford, w N
Thomas, Perry
Whitfield, Abel
Wright, Nancy
Waggaman, Abraham
Wright, Johnson 3
Woodall, Stephen
Walker, Franklin
aY BRADLEY, p. NJ.
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as dead letters.
Anderson. w b
ANGEL, Mrs Frances
Anderson, Martha
Benton, Martin H
Baker. Joseph
Bowin, John
Barnhart, ! n
Burton, Miss Martha
Baker, Francis M
Cowsert, Matthew d
Clemson, John S
Callison, Robert
Claybrook, John .
Cook, Giles F 2
Cashwiller, Mr.
Coteney, Caswell
Cunningham Thomas
Christian, Miss Sarah
Darby, John
Cameron, John J
Cameron, G G
Davis, Samuel
Duffy, James,
Edwards. George
Ewing, G N
Fox, Polly
Forbis, James B
Fields, William
Fox, H
Gum, Thomas
Green, Evan
Green, James s
TEE
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FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.

Taylor Hughes and Capt. Anderson.
On motion Of 10 Davis, Esq, the Presi-
dent, Geo. Safiarons, Esq, was added to the
above Committee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
GEO. SAFFARANS, Pres't.
J. F. R1GGs, Sec'v.
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NHW PUBLICATIONS.

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numbers only very limit extent Is avoid this dis.
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TAMIs BECK l. co, HAVE JUST RECEIVED. PER
Aries Of the greatest rovelttes from fsrs IN
rich silk satin and velvet dresses also plaid
cheek and plain k coiors; bag. mitts
hindkerchiofs, laces shawls, ciosks &c B-We nave
TO on large stock printed
also half the COST for holiday presents
M. 1856 Broadway.
INDIA sHAwLs AND sCARFS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
bave few very fire square sh ,wls scarfs, for sale
low. jams BEEN " W, 800 bfeAaHS.
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TAR. JOHNSON, NO. 1s DUANE STREET SO WELL
~ known for the last twenty two years the most SUI
oemfsl practitioner In Nov York nay DO consulted ~ nsus
In his privnte oco all dsessa 70 which hesh hsr 70
These Who h.ye from modosi pretenders may rely
GA having their treated by physician Of
nR COOPER, IA DUANE sTRERT NAT Bk Coz
~ suited with ooahdenes on dissases His snoee& a.
4. an ,noi ip she srsatuenk old chror1 cases ~ Va ~
soSInh porne 81 m+t eminent physioians pr ~
kroup both In sua Of the profession AZ We MN fzs
,sss1sf ssaswtesss " sassAsss u New yse<
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sRSMXEED IGSILfEs oc . wan street. N. =.
ROBERTS CO., u Kings Arm YsrS Lendeu.
sVnN AUNnOn co., = Rue Metre Dame des
GEO. II. pRAPnR Havra.
owners OF these ships viii nst be far soYA
ysr hnlion speois iswsry precious sSensS q msSns
nles bills Of laaing gnel khsysfoS M Iho vsus
thereef therein expressed. ~ 'sAss
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SIIIPPrFG,

NOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRTDA-SEMT-WEEKLY
Il United States Mail Lne.-The new and fast soiHS
eteamar JAMES ADGER, j. Dickinson commanoey, viii
leave pier North river, on xednesdsy, Doe 2ta -
where ali bills Of Iseng viii be signed and Tor passage, AZ
the once Of sPOfFoRD, TILESToN CO: ~ soash %
Through tickets to Jacksonville for S3l Psths Ed
No bills lsding signed alter the steamer has sailed
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'vAS%Mny Y08k AMD L!v1RrO0k UNNHD STATE
-, 1au stse.s-xAe A1s ssaSsl ~ 80 ~ - ~
''s'svnss- 1xlrA&3Io. oslsaA YEA
ARCTIC, CapSaia Lgss.
DALI1C Captain CeUstook.
ADBIAIIOs Captain QrafNon.
49, having been built By ssstrssA sxyvoesly fee
sssvss every care has bssa taken d thsif sen-
AAsr engnss-t " Insure strength sai spssL
fos passengers SnsqaAs1 6es
Price q pasags sn New Ysrk 70 Hvsrpesl IN Ara an
sSate room. SSOU. - = 49, 49,
Prem Liverpool y New YEA, ED a.1 g.
An experieneed surgeon attached u ~ AHA
Ne berths eeoured until paid for.
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE r.
hereby given, to the owners occupant or 90.
eupan's OF al houses and lots improved unmproved
anected thereby that the following
tssn completed by the Assessors and are lodged in shs
once OF ths Bureau Of Assssment. for exam by ali
persons interested vh:-For setting and gutter
and regulating the eastery sidow ak of Franklin Stree
irem Gortiandt alley e Elm street The limits
~ sucn assessment include all the several and
OF Of ground, TO- vacant lots pieces and parcel.
on ,he eEtery sde OF Franklin str batvsen Elm
arc alley All persons whose interests ara se
ca ~ the above named assessments and .re
ths,r objections wiring to tho unersgned their
date Of this notice. ~ '
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHO SON, }Assessors
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
20, 1862. ~ sp'i'h" Dto.
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MEDrLAL'


LIYATT's IEFALLIBLE LIFE BALsAA 7,e
III watts Nervous kndidote, genuine
Haetngs syrup o. Naptha n
Rodgers Syrup Of Liverwort ana TM ~
Wistar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry x
Schenck's Pulmonio Cough syrup =,
Ayers Cherry Peetora, Tor coughs y,
Wolfe's Aron attic echeidAm Sohnapps,
DIR. Cooks acmedy for lntempsrsnos
g. p. L. Jacob Townsen Is SsrsaparillA
Dr.. Van Iamberts Fe male Monthly PITS 81
KeIlinrera Mustang Liniment aud Rad ~ays RehsL
Hutohipgs Oxygenated and German Bistors. =, "a.
Osqood q India Chougoguo for fever and Akde ~ %
Ba1ly's Gravel Antidote and Lotion ~ oV
Brnndreth's a, wrights Smiths, and Honsways fhls.
Heiskells Hollowsy's and Daiicy,s Ointment
Osyie' Rahvene and Hyperion, and Barry IHecperona
trsse Al old corner Bowery and Grsn3 ssfee
DoCToR VAN HAMBERT'S GERMAN fEAALE
Renoyating Pilis--Both in the female tnhrmary ana
In private practice Doctor Van Hambert OF Germany mas
used these pills with unparalleled success TOT
peculiar femslse they can 90 relied on ~ oer,an
speedy and unang enedy They hevs Deen 10 uso
years this TRY and h.ye .he
Of sous Of tho dtn grshe physicians In th. city
There prescription whose efsots have eeen sois ss
compare with these pills In tho treatment OK ionAes 40
Il not too much that their success has been more
than eaua to the combued effects Of all other remeoes
Those he ed them know what an invsuaps eEhsy
Doctor Hsmbert has left the WORLD BY their nse
males may rely upon obtaining speedy ts'si wnssecs
health b restored and the pae and dtahiy countasnce
NIB Purchase none, unless they have tho ccrtaoae o.
copyright on the wrapper And the written ssntnres o.
nc VAN lambert Nd 0a t n9I sSy ''A@P A''u''
General Aaent for United States, AmsricaNo ~ boz
cry, corner Grssd street Price 81 per eos,
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D1PAnI1HNs OF RxPAIRs ARD LIss-Dsg
~ =, l&451e xngine and Carriage BuiI1ssy.-Seslel
proposals. win . rseevsl 81 the sss q the
q hepsss snd sSPpliss No. New City Hail. unti Fhsss-
IN = y,s9 1 sR;nsd q. ass,daass v % sv1i.s.ss
aof euiid;nS new are engine, 20 be known No.
and q thtiss o sad sagas sa
IN regard thersts be had 81 Che once
me Chief Engineer Of abe Fire Departmsnt No 81 Elizs
70 b endorsed .h shs name q hs
ieot which refers n B-hs Commissoner reese, ves
ngns Of rejecting all or any Of the estimates desasS
ComnisssAer Of Repairs and Supplies.
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(tORPORATI0E NOTICE.-PROPoSALS FOR OIL =
Proposals will be received at the office Of tho Commits
ssresta an Lamps, of snd Cen
IRE streets until the tenth day january 1881 oeocL
H. M after viii n time none vi. be received farnish
gallons of winter strained purs sper oil Of the best
turned ~ ~ s"pV ossAS 70
sample, must be seat to the office of the
ehth sna Gss No ~ Mercer street. before the
Will be opened on the eleven III day Janu-
~ acooo1noe with an ordinance passed By Mayor
Ahn Commonalty Of the City Of New York, Jane 1859
snk estimates san be obtained by spplcstio at tho
WI" 90 entertained unless In com ian with the pro-
HENRY ARCULARTUS Jr
Wv -...- Commissi0ner Of Streeta and LAmns.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE ~
hereby given, to tho owner owners ocoupa or 90
Supants Of all houses and lots improved or unmproysd
aneSted thereby that the folio Wing ha 70
been s9prlsed BY ths and lodged Ia the Of
persons Interested viz FOR ~ oishth AZ, a.
between Second and Thid avenues limits embraced
~ suon include all the houses And lots
OF vacant lots pieces parcels land
potn Moes OF Thirty eighth street, Second And
Ic Nennes All Persons whose interests are Affected bv
OF either OF them requested t present their OH
in writing TO tho UNDERSIGNED their No
81 Records within thirty days from data Of ths
nouce. SAMUEL 81. DE MOTT, !
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, SAae,sors
- ISAAC WIN. SMI9H,
q, 1852 osAsss D'Ps1s"sAA Oso.
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ioM MaMAh ioIs sdSs NJ 81 Broadway As'nss

VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN TEANCIscorrsoNL .Y
line giving tick cts crossing the Ishnus new
double ersiuo stesnship STAR OF THE WEST, 0o TONS
viii leavs Fl m pier Nc. 2, N. R.. at o'clock r pre-.
nc steamship BROTHEK JONATHAN ever the Sios-
rnsua trsu route havir twelve miles OF and trans
nSrtatie1 These steamers in their accom-
datiops and ventilation For intormsticn or psssse,
stairs The public cautioned sgainst she
tons Ct Of other lines None arc smpioysu
Fnrt n liur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

EoR SAVANNAH n, 6; MAIL LINsITak "a ~ =,
satsro. clo,s r Nj from 01 c T1 SSsss FT
hLrhhNh Cart. G. d. Ludlow Saturday, January,
FER strength accommodations and fare these shS
have no superior the coast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

IsoR AIBANY-wINrER ARRAEoEMknT-THREE
Jav Iines--rare 81 ED.--The trains leave City Hall
sson corner OF Tryon and Centre streets daily Sun
ssys excepted, follows :first train A. W. a. n. mall
trsn ssorping all the stations second ra'n An
Annny eypress stopping ~ Croton Falls Dover pIanss
ailsdae and Chatham Four Corners arriving AZ ~
IA so 10 connect with the 80 train from Albany west
third sair r Albany eIgr.es stepping y UISo0n
erpcrs arriving Is p M eonneeting ~ Albany wish sx-
rrasu train for Buffalo: Returning viii le.ye Eaas aSsny
rsul6S ", nail train, making al stops. snd ". NJ
'~pssss "s'h' S'''''As - = :" " sioAr, supS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

EKANKLIN MUSEUM, rs CHAraAN STREE r. are
Lea Proprietor The above establish Is open even
Mernoon, ~ o'clock and In tho evening hsl cast
f0r v the purpose q Classic and Original
sSsehcr with variety OF beautiful Tor fur
nsr paruculsrs see bills Of each ds. AdmissionSeats n
hairs SIX oonts; boxes. 26 gallery lax oents