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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-14

! In connection with this statement, and a.
affecting the natural increase Of the free color.
ed population of the United States, it may be
proper to remark that, during the year 10 which
the census applies, the Colonization Society
sent 562 colored emigrants to Libera,
Manufactures.
The period which has elapsed nee the Ye.
ccipt of the returns has been so hort as In
enable the Office to make but general report
of the facts relating to few of the most impor-
:ant manufactures.
il, IN some instances, the amount Of capital
invested in any brane;, of manufacture should
seem too small, it must be borne in mind, that
where the product is of several kinds, the capital
invested, not being divisiblc, Is connected with
the product of greatest consequence. This, to
some extent, reduces the capital invested in the
manufacture of bar iron in such establsl,me nj
where some other article Of wrought iron pre-
dominates-shcet iron for example.
The aggregate, however, of the capital
invested in the various branches Of wrought
iron will, it is confidently believed, be found
correct.
The entire capital invested in the various
manufactures in the United States, on the 1st
June, 1850, not to include any establishment
producing less .han the annual value Of $500
amounted TO- in round numbers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-14
"ODD FELLOW

Below will be fourd communication from
one who signs himself an Odd Fellow. The
subject towhich he refers and of which he COM
plains, We are entirely unacquain'ed with, but
as the epis,le is couched in very mild and re-
spect'ul language, we deem it not improper to
give it an insertion in our columns. OF course
any reply written in similar spirit and ccuched
in similar language, will be cheertuliy inserted
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-14

New England States
Middle States. including
Mary land, Delaware
sand Ohio.
Coast plant. States, inciH-
ding South Carolina,
Georgi,, Florida, Alta
bama, Mississippi, and
Louisiana.
Central slave States Vir-
einia, North Carolina,
tennessee, Kentucky
Missouri and Arkansas
North Western States, In
diana, Michigan, Hi
nois, Wisconsin, and
Iowa,
Texas,
rn1.E,rn.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
CITY TRADE EPORT.

SATURDAY, NOV. DO T. N 4.
BRrApsrurrs Flour was in more request at buoysnt
Caaadian at 81 6Sa 81 rs ordinary to choice State,
at 81 tSI 81 bT mixed to fancy Western at 81 IS
81 933 with fancy Geneeee and Ohio and ordinary to
favsrite Southern, at 81 9S So l2h per Dbl. There
nothing o. moment done In rye flour corn meal.
Wheat eyinced upward tenor The supply ex.
very handsome lot Of white Genesee (rumored as)
disposed Of at 81 IL II 500 bushels white western at
81 10 81 IL is 600 fair TO prime Cana tan at 81 05
ST OF A100 common do at ST OF and 900 inferior do
at p5c. Rye held At 81 $50 per bushel sale Of
800 bushels good barley effected at 72c
State and western In active request at 40
4sc per bushel Corn advanced considerably the stock
brscsd q 500 bushels jersey white at 81 $50,
and western mixed to arrive and from store at SO S5c
CoTror The market continues very firm with sales
to- day of 1000 bales
FRslcHTs RATES continued firm, with . good de.
nand for both Liverpool and London. To the former
Is Sd to 2 Cd asked and for wheat 3d. in ships bags
300 bales cotton taken at I'D To London 10000
bushels wheat were engaged At sgd. and 1000 bills
houI at Is Cd both in transient vessel An Aberdeen
slipper took for the port 900 bushels wheat a.
Sd. For Havre cotton at sc Rates to California
eontin ued firm with fair amount Offering
Provisions Pork was less abundant, and generally
held at S4 rs for prime and SIT for though 200
bbls obtained early in the day at Csc and 81 c
per Dbl less. Dressed hogs were easily sold at To &C.
per Id. Lard seemed unaitered 300 packages common
to prime fetched II per h. Beet was in good
demand and sales made of 500 bbls at $4 81 37M
for country prime S. "a SIS So for do mess $40 IS
butter trade the high prices asked impeding Gales The
quotations for Ohio Ice 1885, State, Zoe 23c.
Orange county 23c 25c and Irish, &c. per b Cheese
was in active demand at &c. a 91ac per ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

Died. In Rindgs N II Dee Eleaser Blake patriot Of
the revolution aged 95 and six months He march
Cd from Wrcntham, Mass his native town, ON the
ming of the batte Of Lexington April 10th ITS with
the militia under the command o. Colonel Sheppard
served ten months In the line and the
day Of the battle OF Bunker HILL was stationed with
party enIenchiDg Dorchester Heights In February
l76 he enlisted in the Continental army during tho
the last Of which he honored with the appoint
ment Of Sergeant and Brigade He
OF the execution guards Of Major Andre and heard
bis last dying words and with hundreds of Others
the traitor Arnold start from West Point and go board
the British OF and drawn In the last rein
forcement In the capture of Gen Burgovne His whole
te OF service for his country years three
months and twenty nne days.
Mrs. Martha 40 years old, wife of President Woosey
OF Yale College died Wednesday evening" very sudden
ly probably from rupture of the heart.
Hon, D. Cook late United States Attorney for Mis-
souri, District expired at his residence Cape ar
deau on the 2Sth ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
Church or the Puritans.

Last evening discourse delivered by the Rev DR.
Cheever the desth Of Daniel Webster at the church
the Purians Of Broadway and East Fifteenth
etreet The attendance very numerous every seat
being filled The audience seemed to take deep inte-
rest in the discourse He took his text from the First
Fpstle Of St. Paul the Corinthians LIST chapter and
Goth verse Not many wise men after the flesh
not many mighty, not many noble, are called"
He began by saying that all men should die, no
matter what his position this earth may be.
There are some who will deny thar there is God still
through Ged's wisdom these very men often seen
helping to build his houses of worship pulling
the block which hosts up the stone fer building Gods
houses He then went on to that the greater part
the eminent who have oulished since the world be-
gan good and holy Ambition Is the chief in
stIument by which all these great men are elevated
Such men as Milton, Burke, Chatham sc are indebted
fer their fame to ambition And yet among all those
great there viii not be found many after the flesh
The churches do no. lack for great men to rise up aud
defend her against all her enemies. The church
has had some of the greatest men that lived. The
glory Ct God is made manifest in the death Of
Jesus Christ. Let not the wise glory in his
WISDOM. the rich in his riches, but rather
let him thank God for his merce. towards them
1t ia very obnoxious that those famous for their
intellect always the defenders Of the Lords word
and their lives in this world made happy, nov
much more happy will they be in the world to come.
Such mind websters could not but believe in the
of God His faults exaggerated by those who
envious Of him. But the moment great man Is
gore envy sickens and dies and SANDER pershes in its
own snares When God takes such Craftsman as Web
siex how irrepsrable that loss what prodgious loss
they now feel In Mr. Websters earliest days, the Bible
his chief companion Mr. Webster said that If cer
gymen would turn their attention towards making the
scriptures expcabe they would be doing their God
q great service man who has of the scrip
lures is IS man who is living on the earth without
God Righteous Is necessary to greatness, Mr. Web
ster not only holy man but truly charitable one
and he is now in Heaven above He concluded by ex-
hortng them to remember Daniel Websters own words
'Thst every must die" The services then con.
cluded by singing hymn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

PROVIDENCE, NOV. Q, 1852.
The sales Of cotton during the week have been moder
ate At steady prices. MoolLIae Detsef .eeiing among
had the effect to fully sustain prices which more
freely paid the scarcity Of pulled wool is still generally
the sales Of the week foot 1853 600 pounds Print
ing ClothsThe sales have been large, with improved
prices at the close Of the week. The total sales of the
week have been 90, los pieces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

A. Kpgsbridge on Sunday October 81, by the Rev.
John II. Bevier Mr. EDWARD + SSELL to Miss MARGARET
A. vERMLYA second daughter Of Mr. Isaac Vermya, of
New York
On Thursday November A. in the Seventh Presbytera
church. by the Rev DR.. Hatfield, Captain HUMPHREY
SArARsAN. of New Bedford Mass to Miss REsEccA p.
LEVY daughter of Isaa, III. Levy, of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

LorpoN-Shp American Eagle-Mrs Pearce and child,
Stafford and wife, Brsdham and lady Miss Graham
Brown lady and child Carr lady and two children Mrs
Wright, lady and two children, Mrs Reed and four
daughters Clarke and lady, Gaetner Miller350 in
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

q GOD which has been advanced In Mmss pas The re
vrsud gsntlemsn then concluded his remarks by NEST
heartily wishing success to the undertaking
The beDsdiction then pronounced BY the Rev Mr.
Dwnsn Of Salem. Mass and the meeting separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
HORSES. CARRIAGES, Sc,


NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STRRET.-
IN Auction sale of horses, carriages, harness.
every Monday and Wednes day, at IL o'clock.
JOHN H. GATFIELD, Proprietoc.
TWO FAST HORSES FOR sALE-ONE A BAY COLI
l6h hands high, has trotted in 24s; the other
eel horse 15L hands high, fast. They VIZ
be sold cheap, the owner has them Can b
every this week. by calling 6orner Of BseskN
and Leroy streets, from until o'clock.
WINTER sTABLING-TWENTY HORSES WILL BR
kept duriag abe winter at the rate of 81 month
grain extra, by addressing X w. Herald once, stating
where they be Owners be assured that ths
amin ais will receive every and attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
MARITIME INTELLIG ENCE
Movements or Ocean Steamers.
Port OF New York, November a, 1854

ARRIVED.
Ship American Eagle (pkt), Moore, London and Ports
mouth Oct with mdse and passengers to 0rswold Nor
gan Wiley Noy1 las ~ So 20 spoke ship Lssnidss
from Hayre for NYork.
Brig Clifton (Br) Cochran, Windsor MS, days, with
plaster, to master.
schr Jane, Hall, Westerly. RI, 2 days.
sohr Gen Moore, Davis, Gloucester, 4 days.
Sobr Nile, Leonard, Boston, 4 days, for Albany.
Sobr Converse, Bolt Boston, days, for Albany.
schr Oregon Lowell, Boston, days, for Albany.
Scbs Benz Fields Bolt, Boston, days, for Albany.
schr Montana, Halett, Boston, days, for Albany.
The smaphore AZ the Highlands reports no inward bound
vessels in sight at sunset
Wind al sunrise, NE, with dense fog meridian, wsw,
sunset, NV, and clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD
~ summer Arrangements-On aud after Wednesda1.
August l8 1882, trains will follows leave NcW
Haven AZ 1880 A. n Train for New Londoa
ford Connectcut river Lyme and New London, oonnsst-
sne sn1 ysSosd hnes LOT
for New London stopping At s stations Leave Hew Lon
don st $50 A. n Accommodation Train for ~ Havsn,
topping at all stations 1910 A. Express Train for Lyme,
river Gvilford and New Haven Passengers
Ing arriving ~ New London take this train fsS New
York. $50 p n Accommodation Train for New Haven,
stopping At all stations The 11:5 A. NJ Express Train
leaves New Haven on the arrival Of the A. II. Express
leaves New Haven the arrival Of the $50 p NJ Expfs
Train from New York The trains leaving New London e
$50 A. NJ and 1910 A. NJ connect ~ New with ~
New York Train 9D A. n and lis p H. Passengers by
Trsins st New Haven for Hartford and Springfield NsW
York, the evening. RICH. n. DOWb. 0un.
Nxv HAvEH. August II. 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHrLADELrHIA, Nov 6-P M,
Arriv3-Brg Zenobia Carleton, Malaga 33 days. schrs
Buona Vista Potter, Dighton; Alexander, Baldwin, Mia
YEA Kate, skidmore, NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
SHIPPING,

49,
ns,s rAoSET
For freight or cabin passage having superior
fsBs'Sa Building
New YoSK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
ri sas sssHs' s
ssr 18th, :. three .ossi, prss.sIy s0nSsssipF :,
Ehss fisss ssR, $ssp asssp.s Ss%ssnsss
only .ssP; line .Iiss
odaions ventilation speed Ana saIosy uasurpasssd
An H e. on @ssa
9 si9 a are
dsrgned and that other parties authorised 10 sell
DAVIS, BRooKsY EGt CO.. % Broadway, New York.
ss rapd ss s''
9s5f s.'s9 81
Snip HoPEwELL, FOR San FRANCISCO. AT
date few more passengers 1t tl75. T. b. SUTTON 81
Wall street.
AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY
"a packets The n.snlaesas clipper ship SCARCE; nov
a tons burshsn viii succeed the oNEC0 afth ship Of
Nj a "a 81, 81 s sh nsds u ,,
sg and All AZ the undsrvrsrs Ia London ans
sas.;s s.:s: ss y:
otner Advers5ed exceed
built with oil tho modern ForbsS
rig and 10 precisely similar In model and tonnage % The
fstest and aness ships II the port Of New York su
same previous ships Of this line ecisnt
surgeon and proper attendants provided Passenger who
puaCsusIy ady:rsd should any delay posnby occur
pense An early applicable for berths Is recommended 20
he superiority OF this ship will ks the Ocean Eagc) cause
her DO all engaged before date Of sailing pA
JOHN OGDEN R. W. CAMERON, llo wall street,
NOR AUsTRALIA-TO SAIL 18TH OF NOVEMBER
The superior ship ALRUS, now loading at pier t.
East river having all her cargo engaged win sail as above
perior Accommodations, apply to
p''''- LIVINGSTON. WELLS d CO.. "a Broadway.
ISoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Parrish, commander will leave pier Is RI on saturday,
November 18th, at O'clock N. For freight apply On
O'N' LGDLIK Il PLEAsANTs. - YressstrssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRlMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
l Loyer.Professor Lawton, Boston formerly Of Lon
don will send address, receipt of dollar
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen
the devoted affections of the OPP ose hs
Ing that AL may be marres irrespective Of age sPpss.
ranged with such and dsoacy that detection mpos
sibe. Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

DACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsHIP COLOR RIO IANEI-
Il ro Valparaiso and PanamaThs splendid new steamer
John l.. STEPHENS, 500 tons burthen,) Robers II.
Pearson commander will be dispatched for the above ports
about the 9th December For passage only having
uperb accommodations, apply the oos * ths Company,
"a soutL street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

E0R sANFRANCIsCO, CAL1FoRNIA.-THE PACKET
ship sHAksPEARE, VIM. Brown, Master, now loading
For freight OF cabin passage having superior statsroom
WIN. F. FURNlSs 50 wall ST., No. Il Rear Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

SSTEAA BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow aud Neg YORK Ssesnshp ConpAry's nsw
steamship GLASGOW, 1862 tons. 100 horse pover Eosag
grag commander, win sail from Glasgow the 2sh u
October and will leave Nev York for Glasgow sasu
dsy 4th November, NJ u O'clock ~ frss oahie
tpeloen ssste roous) $780, do do tnidship do, an
second 'aba $50 s'swssdi fee sSySsS. .s2py:o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ ed States Mail and Express Lines, shrough in feu
hours New Jersey Rail road via Jersey Cityeaying Ne
York from foot Of Cortlandt street At and A. and 81
2. N. Leave Philsdephis at and A. NJ, and bx r.
FOR hrst class 49, 3D. do. lin and $3.50 For Bal
cts ssia in the above nes and through baggage sarrsas
With baggage GROSS shs ferry ftoon minutes before the tE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

" Harlem Raiiroad-Three daily lines - and from Al
banyFare 81 5The trains leave City Hall station,
Tryon and Centre street daily (sund.ys xsspt
ed asfoows-Frst train, 20 A. h.-way Mail Train.
Train stopping at Croton Falls Dover Plains HsdAles
press Train stopping Croton Falls Dover Plains Mer-
tor, Hisdale. and Chatham Four Corners Returning,
Gnna rim nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

NOR AysTRALIA;-NEw YORK AND M, S CANADA Dds:
patch Line.--The beautiful clipper ship BOTHNIA lW
burthen James A. Ayory commander will sail for the
above port positively on tho 10th Of November This splsn
families Jingle between decks hiGl
TO this tie desirable vessel up her ssu
mander having great experiences in the Australian trade
very short passage may be expected Early application win
be necessary board for freight or pier q na
river Butler Brothers 1853 and 6 south street.
Iaasa Smith 10l wall atreat. - = q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

LoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
II The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, L.
Parrish commander will leave pier Is NJ r. saturday
November 18th, at O'clock, r. NJ For freight apply On
'N LGDI.lK Il PLEAsANrs. ~ RrossssrssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

NOR SAvANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE.
y wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain J. d
Walton will leave Philadelph. for Savannah Wednes.
day the 10th inst at 10 O'Clock A. M from second wharf
above Vine street In speed and strength and in
this ship is unsurpassed Fare from New York PhiladeE
pbia $ seerage 80 The State of Georgia abovs
every alternate Wednesday Agentsu Philadelphia Heron
Martin 18Th North whaevss in Savannah Pordslford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

NOR SAvANNAH-U. g. MALL LINE.-THE sUPE
Il rior steamship ALABAMA, Capt. c. D. LUDLOW, on
Saturday Nov 18th ct o'clock from pier ~ North
The Florida Capt NJ L. Woodruff on Saturday Nov 20th
For speed strength fare these ships
have superior the coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

HUDSON RIVER carbohydrates. DAILY,
H Sundays sxocpsed) from Chambers Street, for Az
ssny and TsoJ: Through Fsrso on all Trains sl.@,.
srsns Buffalo Mon At O'Clock eysn10
-Aan Train A. k.-Through Way Trains ~ ard p q.
-EEpress Train =. M.-Aocommod ation Train IU r. r
-Sundsy Asii Train p. u. from Canal Ssreet-Passst
gers taksn 81 Chambers, Csna Christopher lash, and M
streets. GEO. STARK, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

Two THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGRES
i By the British royal mail steamship CONWAY. Capt.
-, $50 tons burthen.
This steamship is designed 30 sail from savannah Georgia.
the 4h December next and day of each following
month for Cbagres touching 81 Nassau, n. p, Inagua
with tho Turks Islands ma) and Jamaica. She viii be
due this lh of Zach month return
18TH by route, TO Savannah.
AS this service contemplates arrangements only for
limited number of persons who desire 20 avoid
crowded boats will find the route desirable and in
yads who wish spend ths winter the West nda
islands, find conveyance in he panys
twice month betWeen Jamaioa and The foil wing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For New Orleans via Havsna.-The splendid steam
ship EMPIRE CITY Henry Windle, commander, will sail
from the pier at the foot OF Warren n Friday,
November l2th att o'clock p M precisely Rates pas
sage to Havana and New 0reans-new arrangement-La-
dies and after saloon bsrth forward saloon berhs
Freight taken Orleans at thirty cents per cubic foot
Shippers of freight requested to supply themselves with
the companys bills of ading which may be had app
cation at the Office No other form will be signed No bills
of adng signed after twelve o'clock of sailing
For freight or passage, applyto M. o. ROBERTS
III West corner Of W arren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

SAV ANNAH, AND y
u Semi weekly u. s. Mail Linc.-The safe and favorss
steamer SoUTHERNER, W Foster Commander, will leave
pier No. North river, Wednesday Nov TO- at4 O'clock
precisely For freight apply on board where al bill,
sPoFF0RD, TILESToN.& CO., 4s South street. savan.
nah passengers ckeed through without further charge
Passengers will suffer detention at Charleston, as ar
rangements have been made with The south Carons Raj.
road to despatch extra train the arrival OF the
steamer. The MARION will follow Saturday, Nov Is,
and will connect with the Florida steamer which leaves
rlestop on Tuesday 10Th inst st o'clock p. NJ, for
yaeksonve Piiatka and St. Augustine Through tickets
furnished for the above ports rs foows;-fo Jacksonv
$31 PilAtka S3s; st. Augustine, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

Z. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
wArcHrs.-By order of the British Treasury, watches
foreign manufacture bearing tho and marks Of
English will be here after admitted in Eng
land tranu for the United States and other ries
Of which French and Swiss watches
shipped Havre for New York Boston via Liverpool
without mourning the risk heretofore OF being seized NJ
the English Custom House.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought In with British goods Through bills Of
lading given in Havre for New Pork
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AUSTRALIA. PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY
fdnaa lima

NOR AUsTRALIA-TO SAIL 18TH OF NOVEMBER
The superior ship ALRUS, now loading at pier 1s
East having all her engaged will sail above
for Port Philip and sydney For passage only having
peror accommodations, apply to
~. LIvINGsTbN. WELLS q CO. "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

TYR. LOUIS BERoN WOULD INroRM HIS rRIlHDa
and citzens generally that he has returned from te!1
ONCE over the drug store west of Broadway an4
Houston street, from nine O'clock A. NJ till twelve, an1
from six till nine p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

a 1sANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRIH Gs.-rND
cars Of THO New York and Harlem Railroad leave Chs
e. 10 o.ciock MAN rain 70 dhaihhn Pour csrssrs,
!bsnon SPRING. Ptsheld Springfield. and other nterns
Hate ssstons Az O'clock p. MAooommodssior ssata
sS.i sonE sss for Lebanon sprn,s WI take
OanaAn and TO Lebanon. arriving the
.sTnocu Ware tbroush. 81 NJ $LOAT, snperinlsadsxA.
SNAAD1N ARB ANsoY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL-
" phiA-Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pley No.
! Farth gver 81 5A NJ, aad r. NJ through In An hours.
TET frss GLASS S. second class by P. n re oalyA e.
aesarning iekya Philadelphia tes Of WAaat ssrssl 81
4. n. ana2 p, n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

L'oR LIvERPooL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
4 ship ARCTIC, Captain James O. Luce. This steamship
viii depart with the " Mails for Europe positively
Saturday November 18Th, At twelve O'clock NJ from her
berth at foot of Canal street. Ne berth till paid
Passengers are requested be board at IK The
steamship Pacific will succeed the Arctic and sail Novem
Der 9th. For freight passage having unequaed accom-
modasioas sor elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD *. COLLINS Il Co, So Wall rtrceA
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MEDICAL.

nR. WILLIAM WARD, WITH THE ALMOST xAoI~
cal means used by his brother, Is curing numbers
the unfortunate every week, at the old esabshea
place Canal street. door east Of Broadway stain.
practical volume gratis Consultations strictly conf
Dental. - -