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AUgTRALIA. PIONEER LINE or MOyTn-,y
n raeksts-1he rssrni1coss ellgpes ship SCARCE, nov
lying az yisr 10 Slss Rys., Allison Uaves nnsnde- O..
1870 seas tufthsn viii sneseed tbs oNECo - sth rhip oi
shs nJ, sal puctufnr the 9th Of November for
Melbourne PERI Pbr. The scsrgc ss sto trs vey
,go, and al rs the underwriters In London
New York. H.r isienf for passengers viii 90
iieG Che etghs fest In between deos, Wills
none g Vie otnsE Gsps exceed six sna ahs ~
yig nss prseIsey sass nsdel snd s9an,se 70 al.
fsstert ma Grsst ttips In tao port CT New ferk
o1 &c add that Ella x 10 fitted sua Lso7iorei IN th
TIE pzsyious sps 81 ths line al ef cer.
rug,oa snap.oJo- attendants rrevsed PssssngeIs wns
their Ttsrrs informed that shc ship Will sal
puneturly a. savsrssd 6houe any delay possibly
shoY viii be provided with card and lodging ~ saps
yerce An srry spp for bertha 10 rceocnenoej
o Superiority q this s1 win ke tn, Ocean Esss) carss
be. bahs 70 b 81 ssszsc tsio,e dss Of ssng For pss
'~s JdHN OGDEN r. ". CAMERON. I,o wsn stree.
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I'VE MARKIEp woxAN.s rKIyArn xEDloAA

THE MARRIED woAANs PRIYATR NEDlOAA
CoupanIon.--By pr a " Asurieesvs Proisssot q
Price s-Years Of ,uferns Of shysieal and mssssl -
suish many sfectonate wife, tra pocursry dimeY
tics to tho husband might have teen spfred BY 0nnY
possession Of this work ~ irtercsd esrse;a tof ~
merrea those plating naags as ~ diso!esee
impot Gecres which should b known 10 sltm pssses-
larly.
either ding into srhoed tho other In the docne
of years-in whom nsture ooEtenristes an imporrA1s
change, discover Tho causes, eympions and The as
sGeIont remedies and tho mess certain mcde Of eurVs
every complaint to which her sox Is ssbjosA
DarTor, Esyl. lsAG
Nv Dear sirYy wife hrs been peroopt,sly sinking -
come three years In eonsoguen.e OF hf grcse -
Suish .nd s1ornr months befro and during her con
fneuent-cvery successive one moro ana more detiitAs
and gboh wss on tks LAST Oeession dsspsirod o. Mp
roseS This state Of things insyieble ard resigned m
sof 60 NEE. the worst At this timo (asw about ~
monthly beard SSss sA spoken r. :. :s
express to tho relief ~ afored direeeo9
mind and the Joy m impaired to wife, leaxnn0
that the great discovery OF X Desomeiux providee
oeiycd was possee But fsr shs Gro yssr woao
have psascd my head In all human probability nY
vito would have been In her grave AID ny children NJ
IL u.s. Of sourre mpr.etIeabs 70 mere tally -
serious az rcsed as they are Of nature
intended for the married. those contemplating
rago. Fortale 20 Breadwsy No Aston House. Sc
Little Co., Albany Joseph Tucker Mobile a. - -
Peterson No. % Chestnut street, Philsdeyhih IN ~
cept Of 81 copy will DO mansmistea ~ icssrs Eua
New York Post Ohce. once No l7s Liberty irs,,. -
Aramphss q sixteen p,s'i Trss 70 any lady og
tiemsn whs may desre IT, free Of expense W ~
iinitsd states, 6y addressing ~ abcva
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DACKETS TO HAVRE-SECOND LINE.-THE roll
lowing ships will leave Havro the 10th, and New

They all first clae-f rev York built ships provided
with al requisite articles for the mort and
Of passengers and nmanded by OF experience in
the trade The price Of passage is $780, wtnout wines
liquors. Goods sent to the subscribers will DO for
but those actually incurred.
- BoYD& hINCKEN, Agents 16i Pearl street.
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sna
g. mdahip ;. G5 % midBhp .l5 ="
Z" forward " . IS forward II
Including s,cwnrd's fees.
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number Of third GLASS pa'ssrg will be taken
from Phadephis and Liverpool and found in divisions
from Philadelphia $50 From Liverpool. guinness.
Certificate of will be Issued hcrs who
are DESTROYS Of bringing out their friends at
rates.
freight 6fs per ton Coarse goods hardware &c. will be
taken subject TO agreement.
Ar experienced surgeon will be carried oaoh ship.
Spsll drafts drawn at sight England and Ireland.
For freight or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place, N. York,
and No. = Walnut street. Philade phia.
RICHAEDSON. BROTHEkS & co. LiYerrool
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ORPORATION NOTTCE.-PTBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given. to the occupant or &C.
cupants Of AL houses sad lot improved unimproved
thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the and are lodged in the oce
the of Assessments for examination by all
interested via Yer building sewer in 18th street,
Lexington Third The limits embraced
by euch include all the several houses aud lots
OF ground lots icccs and parcels of land situated
both sides 29h street, between Lexington and Third
avenues All persons whose interests affected by tho
above and who opposed TO the same
in writing 20 the undersigned At their oce No Hall or
Records within thirty from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS Nj, H0LSOS, , Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Ofce Bureau OF Assessmente Street srements, Now
9. 1850.
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RPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to tho owner owners occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following sments have
been completed BY the Asesors and lodged in the office
interested viz For tagging sidewalks in Thirty third
street from Fourth TO Sixth The nits embraced
by include all tho several houses and lots
Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
both sides Of Thirty third street. between Fourth
and Broadway All persons whose interests affected by
the above nnmod and who opposed the
same either Of them requested to present their OBJ
jecons in writing to the undersigned at their oco No
Hall Of Record5 within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL III. DE mott, J
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bur, Of Assessments Street Department, Nov
1852.
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NOR AUSTRALIA-To SAIL 18TH or NOVEMBER
T. The superior thip ALBUS, now loadlag az pier ID
JEst river having s hss cargo engaged will sail as absv
Port Philip and sydney Fer passage only having su'
porior accommodations, apply to
pN''0' LIVINGSTON. VI ELLIS h CO. II broadway
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vu,uy MOTHERS GUIDE AND fs s,s ~ 5R Psss.
~ esos.' siso lies remedies do NJ Icqutor ssae
es ssm@os Dr. p be o. nsesea ~ as once sss,
" rd In BioAYMnA.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby giveA 70 the owners occupant
oupants OF all houses and lots improved uuimproved
affected thereby that tho following have
completed by Assessora, and lodged In the
os Il the Bureau Assessments for by ali
persens teretcd vzFor fencing vacsn lots Twenty
Afh, Twenty sixth, and Twenty seventh srees between
Bixth and Seventh avenues and Sixth and Seventh
Ssv1s Emit, ~ and such
noude al tho several HORSES and lots Of ground,
can't lote, pieces and parcels Of land, situated on
both sides Of Twenty fifth, Twenty SIXTH and south
sfly side of Twenty-eeventh streets between Sixth
and Seventh and tho castcry side Of Seventh
avenue between and Twentyssventh streets
% ara, $3.50 70 $685. and SsS to 392a Ali persons
whose interests affected by the above named
ents are opposed to same either them
70 present their 0bsGsiops writing 70 ths
Shiyty days from tho date Of this notice
S SsaSy5 s. !. n ESSs
l967
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VANDERBILT LINE TOR SAN rRANCIsCo.--oNLY
Line Giving Tickets for Crossing the sthmusTte
double engine steamship STAR ~ THE WEST, 700 tons,
viii leave from pier No. North river at o'clock T.. NJ,
precisely on ssturday Nov 20 for San Juan del Norte al
rect With the fACIPIC tho Mica
rsgua transit route having bat twelve miles Of land
portabn Tneee stesnlsrs unsurpassed their
mouhtiVns ana Ventilation For inormatia passage,
sppT only 70 ID. b. ALLEN Agent,
Nc. p Battery place, up tkA.rg.
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ZORRO RATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants oil houses and lots unmproved lands
affected thereby that the fo,yi have been
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested viz For building in Cross street from
Pearl street. to within sixty feet of Orange
street The limits embraced BY such assessment include All
parcels Of land situated both sides Of Cos, street.
from Pearl to Orange street. All whose interests
affected by the aboyenamed and who
opposed the either Of them requested
office, No Rall Of Records within thirty days from the
~ SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
Orce. Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov
9, 1852
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DRY GOODS.

noTTED sILKs.-oSE CASE. FRESH BECEIvED
~ bJ steamer africa. For .se in quantities to sut.
J. IL. HOMER, Gi John street.
ACES. LACEs!!-LAcEs. CAPEs. COLLARS, ETC.,
in and elegant designs, real Chantiy lace
ooEeurs also let OF rich Pays omhro6eres at cost % i'm
portsp connection with the above have received
new bsaufsl a rcs In goods fer mourning ut
A. KERR n CO. No 76l Brnadway. a
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freight phBstge, apply
EDWARD X. COLLINS & co, Ks Wall street, NY.
BROWN, sHIPLgY 4 Co, Liverpool
s. @. ROBERTS Il CO., 10 k ng's Arms Yard Lon don.
JOHN MUNROE co, 20 Rue Notre Dame dos
VICTORIES Paris; or
GRO u DRAPER. Havre.
The Of theBe ships will be gold
silver bullion spe Gle iewolry precious stones, metals
unless BILLS Of sding signed therefor and the value
no of here In expr
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-FUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, that petition has been prcsen tod In
tho Board Of hsetsnt Aldermen, for In Mont
somery street East Broadway TO tho river All
sons the above ard having thoreto
Are 70 present tho saue In wrng 60 the Con-
eract clsrk as ole Office, bessss Nov. Is, inst
Sa"S' NICHOLAS BEAN, President
Cro,on Aquoduct Department, Nov. Q. 1867.
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Eon NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
II The United states ALL stosmship ROANOKE. L.
Parrish, commander vii leave DIOR IS ~ r. on Saturday
fovemter 18th. ,'-iooks r. r. For frsight aeSS -
''Ass' ~ =" tfsEaSNsTh + r1sAsIxzI . rss.Aassss
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Nj DAME soNTAGs NEW SERIES OF CLASSICAL
AVA BRILLIANT, SACRED,


cuon.1 Arp srinNcr
The public RESPECTFULLY rme that the soosnd and
a sIsS o. MADAME sSnss York Concerts viii
@ss % 10 c Sssn
he s and s for
many are 30 justly smed and is confidently anti pAted
sontass drs or second from tn OK
30 proaacod and e sy y" all .hs
ariangments will form in tho musical annals OF
cLxssTc Ds' 's" nsiL u IGS1 'a' SACRED.
CHORAL cs66NcERrs,
In ws'h the 'f md parts wiz be per-
Of s sSpsis and c,oru, will
six HppNDRED rEsFoRMERs,
And will be led by Carl Eclert undor whose direction the
principal German Festivals have been conducted
ton OF the Hall Will be entirely rcmodeied paa
81 ns snd %
tstins the ae 90 , effect o. tho mvsi,
The prices OF admission will be those Of Madame Sonts
Full particulars in future advertisements
TIVE BRYAN GALLERY or CHRISTIAN ART-coN
b., series ss do BY the
TO- Horace Vcrnets now open for at tn. Society
haf SS @ Hd%son ana from nan past
MISS LAURA KEENE DEGs TO ANNOUNCE TO
her sa ard the nsc hs her first Ssnea in
III Of TEE hnS win Be-
fsvorte Afterpece. Miss keena viii have tho pleasure OF
appearing in zach play during the evenings entertain
INSISTED by the entire talent of the attached to the
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. II, CHATHAM STREET.
IN The %
Tor the purpose Of Classic and Original
Living Statuary by Mile Casnets Troupe Of Model
lsts together with variety of beautiful performances
For further particulars BILLS of each dA dmiss
Seats in Private Boxes 80 cents stage with cushioned
Arm chairs 81 cons Boxes Is cents; Gallery l2k cents
HOUSES. ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.
..~--
E'oTTAGE IN THE COUNTRY wANTEp.-THE AID.
- vortisor 10 dosirous Of meeting with neat oomtorts
BILE oot6age the country, with garden attached be
within ride sail from Rev York Rons about
$50 Per annum. Address X Y, Herald Office.
UNFINISHED HOUSE wANTED-FIRST CLASS, WELL
u located, and ront not owe, $4,000 annum. firs.
clasa brown stone houees for sale or EXCHANGED.
JOHNSON +. LEE, No. D NaI5iu street.
"ANTED-PART OF HOUSE FURNISHED, TO
w cortist OF plror two bedrooms and at 30 for
want with tn, of Kitchen c whore other boarders
taken Not too far TO cottage part Of
house. in Brook the Fulton ferry boarding
keeIers need not Apply. Address d. D. A., Herald office,
With real NAME stating location 30.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE Is
Thereby gwen to the owner occupant occu-
pants Of all houses ots i'm unmproved land
affected hereby that the folio wing have been
completed by the Assessor and lodged in the Office Of
interested, viz For building sever in Thirty,eghth
from in Eighth to go feet vest Of
Eighth The limits embraced by such assessment
include all tho several houses and lots OF ground. va
hts pieces and parcels Of land situated both sdes
Of Thirty eighth street. 25 feet west from Eighth
All persons whose interests affected by the above
med nts and who opposed to the
either Of them requested present their objections in
writing to the undersigned at their office, No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors, r
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov g.
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CORpORATIoS NoTICE.-PUgLTC NOTICE rs
~ hereby gven to the or owntrs occupant
ouparts Of all houses and lots improved unimproyed
thereby that the following assessments have
by the Assessors nd are lodged In the office
Of the Bureau Of examination by s
sons Interested vTor paving Thirteenth street betwcsn
snd e.. The ims embraced by such assessment
include ali the houscs and lots OF ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels of and situated on both sdes o.
Thirteenth street. between avenues and and on the
vert side OF c. 100 feet north and south IRON
Thirteenth street. All persons whose interests are ahecsed
by the above ed aesesmcnt aud who are opposed "
the either OF the requested TO peset Their
Nc Hall Of Records within thirty from tho date OF
this notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOII, -
FRANCIS NICHoLS0N,( Asssssors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Now
q.
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TINITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through United states nail line for California ant
Oregon, via Asrnwall and PanamaThe splendid and
double engine United States mail steamship ILLINOIS
goo tons burthen H. Htrtstene. u. s. N, commander
will sail Saturday, November goth, at two o'clock,
aeSe a h0 see or sgGo q mnse sneoant ssamss
NORIHERNER viii be in readiness at Panama, 20 reseiys
the Illinois mails and and sail Immediately fer
Ban Francisco efforts viii be spared the part Of tho
companies to send their through with expedition
comfort and fafoty Rates Of faro to Aspnwal :Lades
saoon room, $685. lower aft and forward saloon do
sec; second cabin standee Sl5 R.eorago, S
viii be Landed at the railroad whsrf at Aspiuwsl FREQ
sccrrnr shrourb by the United States mail ros-
from Now York. have preferences Of accommodations
board the Pacific mail steamers Rates OF from Panama
70 San Francisco the most favorable terms For freight
or passage apply TO CHAs A. WHITNEY ct tho efce Of
tie companies III Vest street, of Warren street,
~ Bshppers are requested TO supply themselves With
coo between the hours Of ten and o'clock Of the day
q fsiIirE.
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rORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given to tho owners, occupant or ocou
pants all houses and otr improved uuimprov lands
affected ereby that tho following nts have been
completed by the Assessors aud lodged in the soe OF
the bureau Of for examination by all persons
Interested viz For laying Of tagging dye feet
wde through tho sidewalks OF Fifth from Twenty
fifth Thirty fourth street Tho limits embraced by such
Include sevra houses ans lots OF ground
vacant ots pieces and parcels Of land tuaed both
sides OF FIFTH avenue between Twenty dfth and Thirty
fourth streets All persons whose interests affected by
the above named ard who are opposed t. the
either Them requested to present their OBJ
writing to tho undo sgucd, st their ofce NO
Hall OF Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SAMUEL IL. DE MOTT, Z
FRANCIS MICH olson, \ Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
Office, Bureau OF Assessments Street De partment NOV
1852.
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTIoE.-rUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ horeby given to the owners, occupant or
occupants Of all houses and lts improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
have been completed by tho lodged the
once Of the Bureau Of for examination By all
persons Interested, vzFcr paving Thirty sixth street,
from Eighth to Tenth The limits by such
include all several houees and lots ground
lots pieces and parcels of land situated
sd:: Of Thirty street from highth to Tenth
zenith avenue hundred feot North and South from
Thirty street. AL persons whose interests af
eectcd by the above named assesmens and who OPP
posed the or either Of them are requested
ese No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
GATE Of Mis- notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Asscssors.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
o@oe, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Oct
~, 1852.
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nR. WARDS TREATMENT : SIGNAL sUCC ESS.-
~ Never any fsiIures-Dr Ward has discovered certain
transcendant Of painless ssfe and
beyond belief No rapid SO radical Amons the
frst blessings of Providence oso Canal street, deg
east OF broadway.
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NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON KAILROAD.-
IN Summer Arrangenents-On and after Wednesday
August IT, 1852, trains will followg :-Leave New
Haven 50 ;Sg Aocommocation Train for New oL don
ford Connecticut river Lyme and New London, ccnneot
g with the uboat and railroad nes for StoningtoA
Providence and Newport 665 p NJ Accommodation Train
for New London, stopping at all stations Leave Now Lor
stopping At all stations 1910 A. Express Train for Lyrs
Connecticut river Guilford and New Haven Psssengsrs
leaving Newport Providence and stonngon In the moro
ing arriving 81 New London sake this train for EeS
York. $50 p IL. Accommodation Train for New Havsn,
stopping AZ all stations The ll A. n; Exrrcss Trsil
leaves New Haven the arrival Of the A. NJ Express
Train from New York The 655 p NJ Accommodation Tra3
leaves New Haven the arrival Of the $50 T. n E1prcs
Train from New York. The trains leaving New London
$50 A. NJ and lo4o NJ connect AZ New Haven With The
New York Train At 9JG A. NJ. and l6 r. NJ
The $50 NJ Train from New London, take the Express
Trains at New Haven for Hartford and Springfield Rev
York, tic same evening. RICH. n. DOWO. Hgc
Egw Hlvgg. August ~. 1851
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TYR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET. so WEEK
ocsgul rraoonr In New York, deyotss his time, here
tofoYo TO ooc prsccc where he ho consulted fsD
IA NJ tooP.k. NJ B.-see medical ana surEicss a.
ploma my ONCE.
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sHIPPIn0,

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Stesmern-The ships posing this ne are the
following ALTA STlC. Captain West.
PACIFIC, Capt in Nye,
ARCTIC, Captaia Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstook.
ADRIATIC Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
service every has taken
structionas in their strength
and their dations for passengers
Price of passage from Now York Liverpool in first o.
bin $50; in second cabin. $40 Exclusive Of extra
state room. $50.
From Liverpool to New York, $50 and coo.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No bert ns secured until paid fer
PROPOSED
From New York. Prom Liverpool.
Saturday, Nov ~. .lS52 Wednesday, Nov. IL. 1882
10. Nov. 2.... Do. Dec. L.. 4"
DO. Dec. L.. Do Dec b.. ("
Do. Dec. 2..... Do. Dec. 20. T"
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owner owaers occupant 90
Of all house9 and lots unimprovcd
lands affected thereby that the 70 lowing
been completed by tho Asess aad lodged tho Office
Of the BY ell persons
space four feet the soather
The Unite embraced by sueh assessment include
all the several houses and lots Of ground lots pieces
and parcels of land situated the southery side OF Fiji
tsensh street. 800 feet eastery from second avenae All
ents and who opposed to the either Of them
requested to present their objections ia wiring TO the
underlined at their office, No Hall Of Records within
fhirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS MIC HoLSOH. YAssessors.
ISAAC WI. SMITH,
oHoe, Bureau Of Assessments Street department. Got. So
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SIEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The Glasgow and N,w York Steamship Ccmi any
osmship GLASGOW 92 tone 400 horse power Robert
October and will leave New York for Glasgow Saturday
10Th November ct IL o'clock at Frat cabin (saoon
state rooms) 500 do do (nid ship do $780, cabin,
j. McSYMON, SO Broadway.
NEW YORK AND NAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION
IN Company,--1he United States mail steamers, tho
FRANKLIN, j. A. Wotton, commander, and tho HUM
BOLDT D. Lines, oommar der will leave New York. Uavre,
and Southampton for tho year 1852, the following
days
LEAyEN YORK. LrhyF uAvBR.
Bumb9ldt. satday, Sept % Humboldt, Wed'day, Oct q
Franklin, Oct 25 Franklin. .. Nov. ~
numb9ldt .. Nov. 20 humboldt Dec; Y
These steamer built expressly for government ssrve Of
1900 tons burhen each are not either for speed
strength comfort, by vessels ahoat Their
modaons for of the approved kinds
Stopping at Southampton both going and returning hey
offer to passengers proceeding to London
any other line In the Of both time aud
Price of passage from New York to Southampton or
From Hayre or Southampton to New York ...... fs50
No secured until paid for An experienced
board.
Foe ireig or passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, So Broadway.
WILLIAM ISEIlN, Ilavrc.
MARrINEAU, CROSkEY CO., Southampton.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN WOULD he HAPPY TO MEET A
II gsntee end well dposed young isdy, ce-,ous q form
ing matrimonial slanoe who would object residing
fer several years tho shores OF the Pacific An orphan
lady would DO suitable. treated With
popriety nad sresy. Address i. H. NJ Herald Office.
NHATHlgoNY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
Is1 Loverfrcfesscr Lawtcn, Beson, formerly Of Lor
will send 10 address, receipt of dcsr rect
paid plain directions 10 enable ladies' gentlemen
tho devoted affections Of many CT the opposite he
hesre may desiro Tho 10 pie bat eapvs
Ing that all TO marriei resrective OF sppesr
snce or oStien snd last though not least u can be Ar
s.bis. Address Professor Lawton, Boston, ksrs. No
iettsrt ie from Vie fot 0its, unless the postage 10
\ AID.