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Warranted to stand the Southern Climate.
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READ-MARK THIS FACT!
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M LII stand any climate without cracking or blstcr
Sceptics read this testimony from the President of the
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Office Of tie Phao and Readiag L. r. Co.,
No. 70 s. Front St, cor. of Vikings Alley,
Philadelphia, May Sd, 1877
Dear Strive have used your "f71st,c Paintso for
more than year and for painting BRIDGES depots &c
&c, we have found equal any paint have used in
TACT we now give preference over all others have
tired for such purposes.
Yours respectfully. JOHN TUCKER President
The aboveis but ofthe many certificates we have
received IRON gentlemen of our city, who have used Sill
vers Mineral Paints.
COLORS.-We have seven different colors viz. throe
browns, two Chocolates Black and Yellow. and by
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D1'-Ihese Pantsare superior in body Tor covering
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RON-To Ironthey furnish perfect protection against
rust they contain metal which like white lead
destructvey on the iron in fact this Paint makes iron
doubly valuable for building purposes
BRICK WORK.-They give to house walls n much
heavier coating than other paints and if sanding is
quired, nothing holds firmly finishes SO well with it
OLD ROOFS-Give us roof never old and leaky
Sivers Mineral Paints will make cheaply new and more
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SHIPS using this extraordinary Mineral as we prepare
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CAPITALISTS and BUILDERS are invited to make
strict scrutiny into the of these Paints Thew will
lind very great reduction might he made in the cost OF
painting. These Paints purely mineral; all CLAWS an
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the same quantity will twice the surface and last
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twelfth Climate has effect this Paint and equal
~ valuable In the cold Canadas sunny Florida.
DIRECTIONS
Use Llnseed Oil, mix as thick you can and use as
other paints These Paints need but little dryer and f
pruning and second coating in all housework they will be
found far cheaper and more durable than lead
Dealers and consumers procure this Paint wholesale
and retail OF FRENCH & RICHARDS,
N. w. Corner 10th and Market sts., Philadelphia
General Wholesale Agents. also Importers of Plate and
Colored Window Glass Dealers in Drugs, Paints, &c.
ap 23-3m
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m VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
REDUCTION OF FARE AND INCREASE OF

IUNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Virginia
Il Central Railroad Company learning that the num-
Der OF places at which passengers taken UP and put
down between Richmond and Woodvie amounted 10 81,
to the great delay of the trains and injury to the machine
~. have adopted the following resolutions, viz:
Resolved, That from and after the 18th June the fol-
lowing stopping places will be omitted, viz:
Sizers, strawberry hill, Chickahomny Bridge Whites
Bowes Fleshman's, Jennings Sawnill utton's Mill
dam Wlckhams Saw-mll, Norment's. Cosby's Deiar-
Mates Matthews Edm'd Andersons Nelson Buffers
Dukes in Hanover, Dr. Terrels Hacts Phillips Fon-
tame s. Tuohs j. 3 Coates, Dukes in Louisa, George
Harriss shop Rough and Ready, Maupn's Taleys,
Kennons Buffers Louisa G. H. Crossing Hunters Moo.
dys, Sauners, Newark, Gentry's, Bradleys VIM Car
ters keaus Bakers, Cowherds Michie's Mill Lewis's
Crossing, Campbells old mill. Minors Crossing Huck-
steps, Rogers, Everetts Crossing Randolph's McGhes
Rvanna Bridge and Moore's Greek Bridge
Resolved, That from and after the 18th June the
passenger trains will stop take up put down passen
gers at other places than the following except the de-
pots and waterstations, viz
Storrs Crenshaw's, Ashcake Road Peakes Wick
hams Turnout SouThanna Bridge. Gwathmey's. John g.
Iarriss, john F. Andersons Nocs Turnout, Howett's
Turnout Jos, u. Terrells, Greenbay Crossing Bum
passs Turnout Grinnels Rockcut Crossing Contrary
Shanty, Toersville Whitlocks Key House. Lndsay's
House, Lindsays Store, Carkes Track Campbelrs New
Mill Westwich, Hammock Gap Road, University
Garths Turnout.
Resolved. That wherever the charge from Depot to
Depot so CENTS at the present rates. shall be reduced
to 373 cents for passengers.
Resolved, That for all persons getting Depots and
who do not procure tickets additional charge will he
made. E. H. GILL,
lie inf of Tram
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10A AHDS. PORTO RICO
lOO part choice
SO hhds. New Orleans
30 Cuoa
rs boxes Loaf SUGARS.
IS bbls Crushed
so Powdered
so Coffee
10 bags White Brazil
80 hhds prime Cardenas Molasses
Barrels New Orleans do
Barrels Stuarts Sugar House Syrup Moasses
100 bags Laguyra
rs do Rio
225 do Java }COFFEE
80 do Mocha
Do Angostura
Is j G. L Co. Mass !
% do Ynura do r,co,,c,, II o,r,
10 do G. C. do Aiooaloh Aolh.
20 do f. G Stick
Spices, Teas, Nails, Window GLASS; Sole and upper
Leather, Cordage, &c. &c For sale by
my 10 LEWIS WEBB & SON.
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE.
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

UNIFIED =
1t is curious circumstance that all the judges OF this
Court from adjoining States will be seen by the
suboined table. The Court composed is as fol
fows- APPOINTED
ChiefJustice RogerB. fancy, Nd. 1886
Assistant Justice. John Mclean Ohio.- 1929
Assistant Justice James NJ Wayne, Ga. 1885
Assistant Justice John Catron Tenn. 1887
Assistant Justice John Mckinley Ky..---...-.le37
Assistant Justice Peter v Daniel Va. 164l
Assistant Justice. Samuel Nelson N le45
Assistant Justice Robert C. Grier Penn 1876
Assistant Justice. Benz Curtis Mass.
Attorney General John J. Crittenden, KY. 1850
Reporter ......B Benz. G. Howard Nd. .1s43
Clerk VIM 7. Carroll, D. G.
Seven the Judges democrats and two are wings,
(viz: Mclean and Curtis.
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"a FOR EsENT excellent brick Dwelling
.Ga@. House on 18th street, nearly opposite the resi-,
dence Of Conway Robinson, Esq., and present occupied
by Mr. j. N Poindexter Possession will be given the first
Of April TOLER & COOK
NH u General AGENTS.
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SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUrs.

s7I4 FOE New E0ssE-Ffrtt Irsscl-y;..
sS-=ss ginin line Of Richmond and New York
Pncte's.-The superior line fast-saing clipper srltr
HENRlCO, j. b. Tuitle commander, having the greater
portion Of her cargo engaged, aud going on board will
sail with all possible dispatch For balance Of freight of
300 packages tobacco passage having superior &C
commolations, apply on board, at Edmond 4 Daven
ports wharf, or to
ic 3 DAVID CTRRIF
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f.EHE notes OF the Southern Manufacturers
EsanA, of Washington City, and of the Corpo-
ration of Frederic,tsburg,w will be received at par
with Virginia Bank Notes at our counter
my 20-1m C. w. PURCELL K co.
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DAVID CTTRRIF.

1T FOK OsTON-Ffysl Fessel-rhe SUI
sS7f8 perior fastsailing schooner LIGHTFODT, Gre
CORY MASTER having portion OF her cargo engaged and
going board, will sail with all possible Dispatch
For balance of freight passage, having superior ac.
Communications apply to Captain board at Edmond &
Davenports wharf to
my
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A TREATISE On METALf.UlkGY; co n

A TREATISE ON NsETALi.UhkGY co m
N prsing mining and general and particular Met al
urgca operations, with description Of charcoal coke
and anthracite furnaces, blast machines hot blast forge
hammers, &c, &c, by Frederick Overman, mining en-
gineer author of 'Treatise Iron, &C. &C. with 81
wood engravings.
The Ingodsby Legends. or Mrth and Marves BY Thos.
Ingodsby Esq
The Study of Words by Richard C. French B. D.
The Home Treasury beautiful little book for chill
dren-No comprising Cinderella, the Sleeping Beauty
in the w God, &c.
The Star of the Wise Men, commentary on the sec.
ond chapter OF st Matthew, by Richard c. French B.
D.
A Rock for a Corner-selectons in prose and verse
from authors best suited to tht mode of enjoyment by
Leigh Hunt.
The Napoleon Balads-the poetical works of Louis
Napoleon, by Bon Gaultier. A. MORRIS,
le3 81 Main street.
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EyREsH IMPORTATIONs, iustreceived by d
IL H. LONDON.
Dicks celebrated Spool Cottons
Mousines and English Prints
Blankets, Cambrics, Vestings and Cloths
West England extra Cassimeres
Black, blue. and brown Cloths
Buck skin Gloves, made by Don't, Anencroh Il Co
London. oc21-tf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-08

ELE4UsTEsATED aGNesE4zSsa NRITEGNs
Il Tue Lille OF samuel johnson, Ill d, comprehending
an account OF his studies aud numerous works in chrome
logical order, by James Boswell, Esq.
me Mormons, or Latter Day Saints with memoirs of
homet.
:, a Woman's Tourney round the World from Vienna to
Pferfier. ~ = ~
Pictures of Travels in the South of France by Alexan-
der Dumas.
Memoirs OF extraordinary Popular Decisions and the
Madness of Crowds by Chas Mackay.
ie Buried City ofthe East narrative of the tseove.
ny of Mr. Layard and Mr. Bolta
The Book of English Songs from the 10th to the 10Th
Century.
Travels in Tartary, Thibet aud China during tbe
years OF lsi4'45'6 by NJ Hue.
Received and for sale by A MORRIS.
'n5 N 81 Main
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<aa AUSTRALIAN GOLD NHHNEs.-CoR
go PoRT PHILIP SYDNEY.-The new A
clipper ship REVENUE. Seth CrowelI, Jr. Commander
To sail posdirey fran Ne~ YoIh detore 22a Je-
The above ship is now loading and will sail above For
freight OF few bbs or bulk thereof passage
having superior accommodations, apply to
my % DAVID CITRRIF
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FIT FOE ROSG0N.-Posi1ircly the f,st PES.
80 sef-rhe fine fast sailing schr w ii. GREGORY
having most of her cargo engaged and going on board
will have dispatch. For balance OF packages tobac-
co. whole boxes at 20cr All boxes 1jc.; apply to
my 20 II. RANKIN
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"a VALUABLE Real = = n 4 II u ON
H. NJ a N STREET FOR SALE.-I wish to sell
the half acre Lot on which my stemmery is fronting
feet Main the of 18th street This pro-
perry at small expense may be turned into manufae-
turing establishment. As stemmery, it has excellent
presses.
Terms of payment will be made easy to any one dis;
posed to purchase Applyt
ap17 JAMES GRAY
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TIGAKS, ClGARs.-A prime lot just received
~ by R. r. DUVAL,
APT Under the American
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s The superior fast sailing A. coppered and copper
$500 barrels aonr. For terms, apply to
lie 3 DAVID CTTRRyF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
Com mon Council.

BOARD o ALDERMEN.
MARCH This Board met NJ the usual hour, Mr
Compton, President in the chair The minutes Of last
meeting were read and approved.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
OF William Vantins and others, for sewer In Thirty
eighth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues "
George Arreson and others, to bave Twenty seventh
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues lighted with
gas demonstrates Of g. Morris and others against pay
ing Phil Mabie for extra work pier No 49, r. r. TO
have sidewalks in Twenty seventh street. between Eighth
srd Ninth avenues tagged OF owners OF property ON
Forty seventh street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
avenues for the laying Of Croton water pipes or Fire
Engine Company No So to have the returned to the
peighborhood CT seventioth rtreet and Broadway.
OF J. Ryerson and others, to have sewer built
in Houston street from Mulberry street 20 Nor
sewer built in First street ana remonstrance
aaainrt the same. Remonstrance OF V. q. Hall and
Bridge street Of o. b. Hcbberd and thirty one others
late members Of Engine Co No 49, to be o.
Gre company Of citizens Of the Tenth ward for the
organization or hose company to be stationed near
Essex Market CT the Judges Of the Marine Court for
suitable rooms in which to hold their court of
owners Of property In Beekman street. to discontinue
proceedings relative to the widening said street OF
j. Hsggerty and Others to have the sidewalks OF Green
vich street between Hsmersley and King street flag
ged Of james Rogers fer permission to place n the
cupola Of the City Hail. clock tor three years on trial
OF merchants and others doing businoss island
below the Park TO have oil omnbuses stop at the Park
except two OF each line to pass below Park Of Hose
Co. No 10 for an additional number OF men.
mmunicatop from II. b. Clayton reJstiyst to thu re
lief OF Broadwsy--ieicrred to COMMITTEES on Streets
ComN from the Commissioner Of Ropaira and
Supplies relative to the building Of Gre engine for
Engine Co No. IL referred to the 00mmktes on Fire
Department
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
message received from his honor the Mayor,
veoing the action Of the Common Council in the matter
Of interfering with the City Inspectors Department. and
returning tho ordinances with his reasons therefor
dered TO be printed
Communication from the Governors OF the Almshouse,
requesting the Board to raise the OF $4,000 for the
oompetion OF suitable buildings for q workhouss Oh
Blsckwes Island, en- which previous appropriation OF
$1,000 has already been expended Referred the Com
mittee on the Almshouss Department.
REPORTS ADOPTED.
or the Committee Fire Department, ooEarmlng
supdry sxpulsions from the Fire Department.
cfths Commites on Finance, Of douatisu 81 si'in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
Theatrical and Musical.

BowrsY THyArRr The entertainments announced for
tonight, at this popular establishment are Of very at
tracve character embracing the tragedy entitled Jane
Shore, the excellent drama styled the Dumb Savoyard
and the sterling drama Of Oliver Twist all Of which
by a very crowded house; and from the enthu,a. tic
manner in which they were received, must cause an
overflow this evening.
BpoApwAY THrATnr-Mr Forrest, the distinguished
American trsgedsn will repeat the character OF Richard
In ShaAspeares tragedy Of Richard the Third, this
evening supported By Messrs. Conway Barry, Fenno,
Mime Ponisi, Mrs Abbott, and Miss Orocker. Tho ter
minating feature will De the very laughabls farce Of
Raising the Wind with an elegant cast. Mr. For
rest continues to attract densey crowded assembags
Burrows THrAThE.-Burton has provided another de-
ghtfu performance for this evening consisting Of those
two very popular and sterling pieces The School Of
Reform and The Happiest Day Of My Life,n which
will enbody in their cast, the following talented and
well Known artist Burton, Blake Lester, Dyott Rae
Mrs Mary Taylor, Miss Weston and Mrs Hughes, FORM
wished for
NAnosAL THEATpr-Mr. and Mrs b williams will
take their farewell benefit 10 night for whi,h OCCASION
they eGer fine bill Of entertainment, comprising The
Old Continental" which has made a decided HIT Born
TO Good Luck In and 0ut OF Place." and The
Happy Man. Mr.. and Mrs Williams have on all occs.
aon attracted srso attendances but as thi. i, posi
lively their farewell the theatre viii certainly be filled
in every available department.
BARNuNs MustuM The pieces selected for this after.
noon sro Jenny Lind" ard The Man with the Car.
pet Bag with Antipodesn f.ats In the evening the
beautiful play Of" The Stranger will be given, tose.
ther with the extraordinary fesn inverted pedestrian
ism OF Professor Mccormick, who ecis daily the most
decided marks Of appreciation.
BowkI, CEcus- Another very amusing programme OF
equestrian entertainments Is advertised By Sands and
Company for thi, evening The equestrian pageant OF
est George and the Dfageno will be repeated.
AsToR PLAcE 0rEsA Housg The German Dramatio
Company will appear sgain to night. The piece selected
Ia the tragedy Of Maria Stuart
CHEIs1ls hNsrrELs, rs usual, are attracting croNue'
bou,o. They efer a nnc programme oi Etnopias pr.
foimsncss ior this evening" completing many OF 'nei
/ beet features -
Wcops mivsrprLs This very talented band are
nightly witnessed IN large erblsgcs with the gresei
delight The programme tor to night good WOOD u
. ~ .A,...-~. s-A.~s., -~1 -. s~sss>i
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Meteorological lions.

MoR6Ee LINE, OFFICE COR WALL AND BKoApWAf
TUESDAY, March 2, 1882.
BUFFALO, "a M.-Thermometer 20. Barometer 20. AZ
1t Is showing finely, and we have good sleighipg
8P. MI is cloudy but pleasant. thermometer y.
Barometer 20 "a.
RocHrsrKn, Q A. M-we have a heavy snow storm, and
II is falling fast. The is about four inches
deep. Wind northeast. Thermometer rs.
sP. Mt has been showing all day. Wind northeast.
Thermometer Is.
AUBURN, A. Mt IL cold and cloudy morning, with
q strong north wind. Thermometer Is.
8P. Nit is a cold, stormy evening. Wind north.
1t has been showing nearly all day hermometer 49,
eYRACUsy, g. A. Mt is very unpleasant morning.
It q showing ard raining. Wind north Thermome-
ter 20
P.M--It is pleasant evening, but it snowed'and
stormed all day. Wind northwest. Thermometer Is.
Urea, 8 A. Mt is raining and showing together
this ofnipg Wind east, Thermometer ~.
8P. Mt is clear Wind west Thermometer Is.
ALBANY, o A. Mt Is cloudy UNPLEASANT morning.
enow fell during the night Wind northeast Their
mometer "a Barometer 20 ESQ., Mercury GO
SP. Mt has been showing most Of the day; 1t Is
clear and 1ne now; the sleigbing is excellent. Wind
northwest Thermometer %. Barometer 80 100. Nsr-
curry 70.
TRoY, GA. NJ Thermometer II degrees above zero
About an inch Of snow fell lat night 1t is cold, un-
peasaDt morning.
Mt showed some to-day, and still remains quite
cold Wind wesr. Thermometer II.
DETROIT, (Micb March 2--Wc have fine sieighing
here the snow is deeper than at any time this winter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
Mass Meeting In Brooklyn In Opposition
TO the Maine Liquor Law.

meeting Of the opponents Of the antlquor law now
before the Legislature at Albany held last evening
at the City Hotel Brooklyn The assemblage oler
ably numerous but large nigh. have been
ticipst.d About eight o'clock, the meeting was called
to order
On motion Of Mr. srASsssRRY, ex Alderman Reddng
called TO the chair and Mr. Sginberry sppoint.
ed secretsry.
Mr RFpDiSe raid he did not believe 1t necessary to
read the call Of the meetirg IL called to oppose the
passage of law introduced in Albany and known
the Maine Liquor Lava law which would not only be
injurious TO the city Of Brooklyn, but to the State and
to the whole country. That Is my opinion; and pre-
sums 1t 10 tho opinion Of majority Of citizens In
Brooklyn and New York. We are bound to get up re-
monrtrance against law that would be injurious to the
city and detTlm to the interests and civil rights Of
every citizen This law will make unlawful citizens
and incompetent for the duties of ctseps-t away
right sit upon jurc5 This has nothing to do with
Temperance or in'emperanoe Every man should DO OPP
reted to this law. am much In favor OF temperance
az eny man although have been called the king Of
iumstllerso tLsughter)
Mr. ssIcNrrlE was then Introduced to the meeting
and spoke follows MIR. President and gcntlemen
the revolutions which have been introduced to the pub
lie attention Of New York. have met With the adoption OF
the associate liquor dealers men minds
lying this side Of the river Perhaps many OF you
have here for tho rcc6c purpose OF guardns your
own particular interests in order tnat tns ~
chm Perhaps would bcbetter that each one IN TINS
room should the nature OF tn law ana tne
nature of the that have been prepared against
IT, it be the will of this meeting that should take up
ar discuss the most obnoxious portions OF this law
viii do It, (Cres Of 1T isD will proceed at once
TO explain the Of the law, and to read the resou
ops against IT, The speaker then read the third section
OF the proposed liquor law which provides that no
person shs cell or furptb liquor TO any enc
and proceeded to say = Gentlemen, the wording Of
that lection places barrier against all social inter
sourse and the conyentisnaties OF civilized life That
section says you shall not furnish liquor any person
any friend. What WIS meant by this furnishing
simply that VI friend called upon you and you treat
him TO gsts Of wine, You liable TO be taken before
court ard deprived Of Of the greatest privileges OK
life the hight 10 cit upon jury lie then read the
eleventh section, which provides that any Justice or
Judge may the complaint OF three persons issue
vNgans " search vntse wh,oh say omsw os marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

red intos1aet q Peaies. cad preferred complaint,
on which Mr.. Wlkof with his confsdsrates, her
ssariee end VALET e resident II GenoaI, wore ar-
rested and committed 10 prison, whore they await
trial which comes on next week.
This y, briefly, Mis- CANDLES aesount Of .
strange story She showed me Letters corrobo rstive
Of It. It Il. l believe, . truthful relation.
Mir. WikoG, of course, has his own version. He
insists that Miss G. loved him quite dsvotedly but
had been influenced BY others u wrong both her
sslf and him. For the purpose Of giving the affair
the character Of civil offence, he drew up and
swore to abatement in which, among other things.
ho says that their last week in London Was one OF
such endearment and dalliance a. their betrothal
rendered proper and natural This Miss G. utterly
denies She did not, she says, during that time see
Mr. w. alone, and lnAlIy denied herself to him,
leaving London, ~ she intended, without his know
LEDGE though the sequel proved that he had perfect
knowledge Of al her movements through faithlssa
courier. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
Army IntsIIIUsnos !.

RtcsuIIs zen Inv 1sxAs PRorTikR The ste amer kdi
tor, paeeed over the falls at Louisville the 26th FEB
rusy having on board 100 dragons for Jefferson Bar
racks whence they will probably be sent 10 the Texa
frontier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Launched at Eliot Me, recently, by Mr. Samuel Hang
com IT. ship Elisabeth (ths third American ship Of the
name now adost e47 ons owned BY General Jossph An
drevs 81 Salem and IL represented TO be hrst class
ship, Of hyperion model She IL to sail soon for New
Orleans, under command Of Captain William Jameson,
Ofgaco