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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-10
The Lntes. from Washington,

Mr.. CLAYs HEAITH-TRiAL or ". j.. BROWN FOR
FORGERY
WASHINGTON. May o. 1852.
Mr. Clay slept better last night than for any time during
the past fortnight and TO day be quite comfortable
The third trial of William J. Brown, Of Michigan
charged with forging treasury vouchers commenced in
this city yesterday Hon. Orlando Fcklin Of Illinois
associated with District Attorney Fenda for the pro
secution; and Hon Charles H. Stewart b. b. French nd
Barton Key. are counsel for the defence
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From Boston.

K0ssuTH GOING TO OALBANY-FIRE-srDDEN DEATH.
BosroS, May o. 1863
Kossuth has been quiet to-day. Tomorrow he visits
Roxbury, and on Tuesday he leaves for Albany.
Three houses at the of droton sreet and Shaw
NUT avenue destroyed ty fire to-day noon
This morning, young man named Geo II. Randall
fill dead in Rev Nr Coodgcs whilst engaged in blow
ing the organ. Causc--disedse of the heart
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The Maryland Legislature I.

KILLING OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE At COLUMBIA.
BALrIMoRE. May ., 1852
Both houses Of the Maryland Legislature have ad
ourned after passing resolution directing the Governor
appoint commissioners % collect facts and confer with
the Governor Of Pennsylvania relative to the killing Of
the fugitive slave at Columbia by officer Ridgey.
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The Dutch Frigate Prince Of Orange.
BALL TO HER OFFICERS.

NORFOLK, May r. 1862.
splendid ball given last night board the ship
Pennsylvania by the United States ya officers this
station, to the officers of the Dutch fgatc Prince Of
Orange. Over five hundred guests present The
rigate towed this morning Hampton Roads where
she is detained by head winds She is bound to New
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s.
IN Mail and Express Lines, through in AZ hours N J..
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York A. foot
Leave Phadclpha hours foot OF Walnut
Fare reduced for first class and 20 for second class
Baltimore asbneton and Charleston through tickets sold
in the above lines and through luggage carried in the NJ
and ~ T. NJ lines from New York with
without expense.
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w. WESTCOTT. AUCTI0NEER.--LARGE AND
splendid variety of psror chamber and kitchen Fur
pre-, in use but short time, Monday morning, 10
ocL az las Greenwich avenue worthy the attention of
sekcepers the Furniture Carpets, Bodding &c., is in
order Also, one good Panoforte. Sale positive rain
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LIQUORS.


M II. PETERS & CO. 300 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
Nl aud dealers in Champagnes, Wines, Brandies. Por
Aes Brown Stouts Cor ais Havana Segars, &c. all
which offer at prices uneauaed by other house in
the u selling the quality of goods Agents for Lam
trys Grape Leaf Champagne Orders shipped with
by PETERS & CO. 800 Broadway
WIN II. UNDERHILL OFFERS FOR SALE THE
w choicest grades Of Brandics, Wines and Liquors
generally In bottle dcmijon, and wood in quantities to
at % cent less than other house in
city Observe Wholesale and Family Storo 0 Brcome
street corner Of Crosby street
THE CELEBRATED FALKIRK. MuiR's, JoUNGERs
ard Camphels Scotch Ales Fast India Pale Ale. Dub
lin and Porter and Brown Stout philadelphia Por
ter aud Ale &c Of finest qualities for family use AT H.
NDERLLS 40 Broomc street corner o. Cro by street
N 300 dozen superior Clare from 81 90 per dozen
HEIpsiEcK AND VARIOUS CHOICE BRANDS OF
Champagne for sale at lowest prices, for cash At 40
Broome street VIM. II. Undcrhi invites tho attention
OF the public 20 the Temple brand Champagne of which ho
cole importer wine peculiar for its richness and pos
sessinr an aroma superior 20 any other.
DRICE, MAY CO, MANUFACTURBRs or MINERAL
Waters dealere in Philadelphia Pcrtee Fine Ales and
sparkling Champagne Cider, Tendon and Dublin Brown
stout Falkrk and sast India Ass, will remove from as
building, No 100 Canal street lrushng through TO y
try resrectfcy collected ami attended TO with
s1d despatch Private families supplied with svoer,r
article of Porter, Als'. Cider, Or Macrsl Waters,
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HOTELS,


)AylLIOS, NEW BRIGHTON-THE PROPRIETOR
Of this establishment beR- leave to inform his friends
he public that he ready to enter into arrange
nts with parties who wish to occupy rooms for the
|ung sessoa. The Pavilion will open Saturday,
IL 18th, Y. BLANCHARD.
TcHMoND HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND (LATE
tho Richmond ssmina ry) II. T.. Feett begs to In
In the p1bio that the Seminary will bo entirely re-
peeled fer select family hotel to for the
lat Of Ju,e Particulars be obtained at s. w, Be
bct store, No, Wall street, New York.
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HENRY Il. LEEDS & CO., No. Wall street.

Il. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER.-TRADE SALE OF
q. Caps, CAP Materials, &C. on Tuesia May IL, at
prne large and valuable stock Of Caps, in cloth,
+kages Also three Sewing Machines in perfect order
have been in use but three months Also,
|ciine, Tor manufacturing and desirable style OF
pits. Alao, large stock of Cap Materials. 80
on all sums Of $3.50 and upwards for approved paper;
Her that amount, cash.
HENGY Il. LEEDS & co. No. Wall street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

LNoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.-FARE
Il reduced.-Regularty and safety combined.-The
of the New York and Harlem Railroad the City Hall
station New York daily Sundays execpted) at 9ocook
A. M, April q, 1852. M. SLOAT, Superintendent.
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
~ delpha from pier No l. North river foot of Battery
place, ty steamboat John POTTER. Two lines daily
r NJ through to Philadelphia in four and half hours
Fsrefrst class cars $3 second class Thy T. M line
only, So Returning, leave philadelphia from
Walnut rtrcet, at sA and Up. NJ Emigrant line. by
FareG
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DIN l.. VANDEWATER, ,AUCTIONEER.-TUESDAY
Msy H. A. o' o'clock. at $os Fourth avenue. between
household Furniture, Piano, &C., comprising paror suite
rosewood covered in brocatee rosewood parl Chairs
ea-tce Sofa window Curtains, rich Brussels Carpets
and shade vases Girandoles, two large Mirrors
\ Table painted Tables, shaving Stands: &c. Also.
endd assortment of Glassware, Chinese Cabinets very
h; marble and alabnster Statuary Vases &c. Gas Fix.
Ees &c Also few choice Paintings, by eminent artists
OF high value Also, Dinner Set $50 pieces and Tea
bedroom Furniture suite, in rosewood and maho.
hy spring Mattresses Palliasters Countcrpanes ingram
|rpeting, Venetian Stair Carpetng Bureaus and Wash
rds. " 'o' S' ~ 1850
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THOMAS ASTEN, MISUNDERSTANDING
Roses Greenhouse Plants, &c-Z. Newell g. Co. will
this day, at 1ol4 o'clock, at No. Nassau street,
ssorment of standard half and dwarf Ro Lemon
Orange Trees, Greenhouse Plants in bloom, &c., from
boil Fffteth street and Broadway.
UM. 6 McILYhlN, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day, Monday, at II o'clock, in front Of No. ~ Wall
|ee large collection Of Eyergreeps Fruit Trees and
m berry Plante, from Mr.. j. Higgins Fushing L. l.
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II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-NEW ENGLAND
Hotel-On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, 10th,
b. and 10Th May at 10 o'clock each day at Ill
ncr Thames s all the furniture contained in this
establishment consisting OF Brussels Igran, Venetian
other Carpets: Window Cnrtans, embroidered muslin
Sofas In plush and hair cloth; Pier Mantc and other
er Chairs, pisnoforte Chandeliers Pier Tables. with
|ss backs; Mahogany, Rosewood, and Maple Bedsteads
e number Of Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes Washstands
with and without marble tops; over 100 first quality
|ir Mattresses Beds Bedding, of all kinds handsome
ted Cottage Suits; large assortment Of China, Glass
Plsted Ware; Plated Forks; Silver and Plated Spoons
Cloth; Extension Dining Tables, and other furniture
fa'ly found in hrst class hotel Sale without any
I've whatever.
| HENRY H. LEEDS & CO., No 8 wall street.
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Ohm 1: YANDEWATER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
day May ~ at II O'clock at the sales II Wall
Marble and alabaster Statuary being the balance
he present consignment Of Sisnor U. Giovannan who is
put to depart for Europe select goods future
ion. Partieulars to. morrow.
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MONEY TO LOAN FOR SHORT PERIeDS-IN SUMS
Nl t. suit applicants, watches diamonds jewelry sill
yer plate dry goods pianos and fancy articles by applying
the Life Insurance and Loan Office No 81 Warren
between the hours of 10 and o'clock Persons
this Office treated honorable
ne
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MONEY LENT! MONEY LENT!-H e. J. GOLDSTEIN.
" licensed pawnbrokers, 1SS Hester street. loan
on all kinds OF personal property In large small
nde gold silver WATCHES jewelry sill YER plate
wearing apparel, &c. ~
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ACOB B0GART. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ESTAB-
hshment at l0s o'clock, Tuesday, lIth inst at 66
arren street Fixtures Tools, Jars, Show Cases. Glass
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NOTES ON THE BANKS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND,
and scotland also, English French German and ali
other foreign specie gold dust and bullion dealt the
liberal terms at the Office Of j. THOMPSON corner
OF W all street and Broadway
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MONEY-MONEY MAY BE OBTAINED FOR SHORT
vl periods to suit applicants Watches Plate Jew
elry Pianoortes Sears Horses Carriages other
personal property at the Pacific General Agency Oce
No. ia Grand street, corner Broadway the Pacific
Bank. The strictest confidence honor may relied
npnu
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TVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS, OF THE CITIES
Of Peru and Davenport. for sale-$40O0O of the city
Of Davenport Iowa. bonds, having years run and
5000 Of the city Of Peru Illinois, bonds having twenty
years to both bearing interest at ten cent per
num- and guaranteed the Chicago and Rock Rail-
plying to E. W CLARK, DODGE g. CO.,
Val atreet of
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0C 000 WANTED-A PARTNER WITH THE
Wc,OOO. sbove amount in cash, to manufacture .
staple article in the hardware that pays large profit,
and is in large demand Must he gentleman
tionablc character Address CHARLES" Herald oihce,
stating where interview be had and real with
reference The advertiser has the above
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UHN Z. VNNUEWATER, AUCTIONEER MONDAY
and Tuesday May 10th and llth at lU o'clock at tho
|!cs room. No. Ii Wall srcet-Rich Rosewood and MahO
ny Furniture comprising large and costly
aircoth Marble top Otcgeres with Mirror back and
Pnt seeretarie Davenports Centre Tables, Bookcases
Suites in brocatee and plush. richly carved Antique
airs in green plush Voltares Sewing Chairs Couches
sy Chairs &c Library Bookcases Inlad Reading Tables
reaus Washstands with Marble tops, Rosewood carved
nerean horse hair Mattresses Paiasse Mirrors &C. AL
large assortment Of Second hand Furniture. consisting
General House furnishing Articles Carpets Mirrors Mat,
sale. e
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| MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
At II o'clock. the contents of Grocery and Liquor
in Twentieth street. between First ene and
consisting Of NICE selected assortment Also Bar and
xtures BeeT Pump, Decanters Oil Cans Tea Canisters
/berm CRndle8, &c. Also, l Warnn.
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FUNDED BONDS OF THE NEW YORK AND HAR-
IL lem Railroad Company.-Thcse seven per cent
pons attached; for sale by
BLATCHFORD & RAINSFORD No 30 William a.
The daily union., 1852-10-01
whix Measures-where arc they,

Conversations with the dead" il the title Of series
Of curious articles published time ago. and We think
still being published in Of the Boston pspsr Il ID uas-
ul to 20 back occasionsyto forgotten 6elds-to
revive nearly fadcd-and to nger over the page
that records the victories the defeats OF great organss.
tons Nicholas Biddle used to say. in bis earlier as-
ngs after fame that should let the dead pas busy
its dead and his favon,e sentiment was .Ths futurs
not the pastour grandchildren, not our grandfathsrss
The spirit OF genuine progress teaches u.s. howsvss 10
use the oil Of experience in lighting the pathway The
mysterious duties that lie before us. II serves rood
purpose therefore, 10 ask and TO the question:,
"Whig measures-where they" Let M pass into shs
mausoeum in which the remains OF these royal invsm.
ions full Of life. and hope, and grandeur now rs
pose.
The first is the Bank Of the United States which, no
matter how cunnngy embalmed il still odorous Of the
ruin and the disaster produced in years gone by Now
there are few who do il reverence. few who exat il
promised virtues. and few who do admit that lie dse
has been followed by the healthies and happest rssu
Next is the defunc system OF high protective dutjea
Alas this buoyant and fascinating iavon.
ton but there are those left who still worahp ~
names Look upon here How pusslsss. how usoloos.
how <adi The trump OF political resurrection can nsvss
restore to animation. With s overthrow fsll ~
the gloomy auguries that attended 1.-THE ruin, -
lamentations, and the Of those who now Stand Il
amaze at the happy consequsncss Of anoshsr sys-
,em founded upon just equal, and constitutional psis-
cipes. *.
The next whig corpse is the bankrupt law--the mse
decayed and most repulsive Of ALL Il lived shoyt M
but in its runous and rssstIess career il bsggaxsa ee
sands, and repealed amid the univsesa exsuoo =
the people. M MS trt1-s&
The next that Gress is the dissribaoa shss. 70.
Gently Inferred. but fast decomposing. and svt1sssr
abandoned by all ito former frsnda s7,
Before NJ now are The rsiiss of ~ Csaa We sna
onism--hosty to the wss with Bfsxseo, usasoa ~
hes besa buried BY ,hoss onee noa prsninsps n -
The daily union., 1852-10-01
Architects once, U. y. Capitol,
w.su,seros. d. O.. Sent. a5. ls,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Office
2sh Of Novenber next o'clock for executing the
extension of the United States Capitol.
price per ousand KILN which price
cutting Of all groin and other arches and all
the execution Of the The bck me sand and cement be
furnished BY government
bidder will be required furnish approved
Iity faithful performance of the work the
@30,009
Each bid be accompanied BY signed BY two
the effect that bid shall accepted the bidder
will for the aforementioned work. the price
his bid within thirty days from the
ufcency Of
be censd known the Department Of the In
terior.
right Of accepting such bid may
sdeed the Of Interior advantageous
sealed and endor,ed PoPosah for iekwork
Lhe extension Of the United States C6yttoin
The bids will be opened Of such OF the bdds
proper Attend the Department of the Interior Saturday
the s7h OF November, at i2 O'clock m. gtl u IL n
THOMAS U. WALTER,
Architect Of Extension OF United Capitol.
Sent 20-taw2m stN Net
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Jsrssa Insurance. Company, OF uuos, New York
Capital AI70,Oo0.
). rh~ Cansp.iwu Of IsAs. !,

BERE hand little than busdred copies
The Campaign Of political paper published during
nasns winch entered into that faithfully recorded
geher with the official presidential elections
e and s4s by States and countless the p proceedings OF the Bal
tmore Convenoa Of Phisdephis his Convention
be bough, into d.cusscn he Approaching campaign win be
found IN this volume @iA tT ~ 3is
abs Campaign contains s pages folio bound strong
with sheep backs and viii be sold the low
dollars
copies hand,
wish TO purchase may procure them at this ONCE
. June
The daily union., 1852-10-01
whig Dragging Exposed.


The Iaieligenesr OF Wednesday last contains sxraes
from letters beeved to be authentic" received In tAs
city, intended TO buoy up the spirits OF the o1cshedsn
in this locality who, at the suggestion Of the pos-
sbily that the chace may be commended to their ova
lips, evnce the most agonizng sensations OF apprsAsa-
on and anger We only now EXPOSE two Of ihsss II.
teaonal decsptons being the only instances 10 wheA
the county is named. "a gentleman writing from Troy
says Scott will carry this county by 500 majority; u
rest Of the ticket will gel about 400" Now. Troy il IL
.nsseaer county, New York. and gave Clay. in isls,
7a2 majority (beng within IS OF the estimate for Scoe
and yet Polk carried New York by 5,los votss Thus
their own estimate OF SCOTS vote will defeat hin
Again: another letter. speaking of Cambria county.
Pennsylvania, says "Many OF friends claim ma-
jorty for Scott am not sanguiae. but an 81.
ished he cannot be beaten $50. Mark this. Canbsia
county gave Mr. Polk ia7 msjony-2a iss than this On.
thusasc Scotiie comedies Gen. Piercs--snd still The
State was carried for the democracy by e.332. stss
is thus evident according to their boasting let
te, the wings do no, expect 10 elect Scott II co. they
would not defeat their candidate by their own estimate
of his strength. .4re8 y ssa.a
The daily union., 1852-10-01

Qua friends residing above
obtain their fall supplies of dry goods Of
sisiy favorable the approaching
We have purchased In the northern and markets
largely which daily additions will be made OF all
and novel In the way Of dry goods
keeping goods Of all classes, styles, and constant,
on hand.
Ladies' kinds plsines, fabrics
kinds in vogue, In endless variety.
osnuemsn good. Of the nns.s and medium qualities. win
other articles for their In line overbsy low prices
nisres' and chidrens W. ~
YOUTHS have many styles selected necessary for III,
purpose, with eye styles, fhbrics and prices,
Mourning goodsCoessapuy band sce Of dry good
for mourning apparel Of tbs best abcs known the trade and
extremely low pvices. ah " -.'sn
vsr ever Kind sye price, Of The be-t bssads
adapted alike fos IN snd on door servuns in word, Al IL
every usually found wtu ordered dry good etsblts
n3snt " 70 iFsN ~ ~ N~t@eF8
We desire 10 ncseAss ovr srsde. Nti seiap
A. ssss 4 ~ sasussSAnsn mos y fs oAss ~sucvsl
ppp.r, Nm N&GAl bseots VI - tod q tt''1l
6col nes ~ pcss and Air dealing, may relied oa q
casesse%nrf'Ne PERRY BROTHER, NF9Hf
oppcsiss Csnus Msrhst, Washington, y. c.
Aue3i-
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A Libel RebukAd.

The National I~iahgsnor, a few days ago, published
The speech Of Judge Conrad of Philadelphia in favor Of
Cen Scott' but without commen, ercnse, cut ont that
portion Of which accused Gen. Pierce with being OPP
posed 10 religious toeraton in New Hampshire.
The daily union., 1852-10-01

Two small ben were made in this city on Thursday,
vhieb show VA ssrcU d ~ denosr,S The oh4wsa
siodsosoo, and the other $50 to $40 that Gen P<sct
would be elected Prssidsnt Of the United Saiss
The daily union., 1852-10-01

The Hon. VIM. r, King came up, yesterday evening,
from Old Point to Portsmouth, where he remained during
the night He took the accommodation train OF this
morning en- route 10 Alabama vo,tOlk (Va) Argus, 29M
The daily union., 1852-10-01
Another Indication.

The Philadelphia Free Press, Germany daily neutral
paper has declared for Pierce and King and calls upon
the Germans TO support the candidates and the principles
OF the democratic party
The daily union., 1852-10-01
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MOANING. ocToBEa 1. 1859.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
ron PREsIDEKT,
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAmPsHIx1E.
ron VICE PREsIDEKr,
WILLIAM R. KING,
OF ALABAMA.

The presidential election takes place the second day
OF November
The daily union., 1852-10-01

THE Lost sensss-Deafhess and Blindness, by DIR.
Tls !. work srs. interest, from the mos, learned
and accomplished writers Of The revealing the mysteries of the
sight hearing Ever boyhood thirty years
d. Dr. R' has M 20 o. ss ss .sa ay yis . ss q
ecied . aessaa, Of hmssiG and hi. Discriminating
oihsJ with profound thought Ii. nis.ns
presented in the progress Of ,heiI %.n training
KIIros DAILY Bi's ItIu'Ts.ros.- -orans Series; vols
VOL I, An,.diluvan and p.,riarehs.
3 slammed, saul. and David.
Evening Berries vols. 10 mo. a..
ss .s;:S 20 N "a e; ,Is se;s. s5s.s.,: Books
D. The Life and Death Of our Lord.
The Ssss,'i {; si;F fss'sS
Sep II-6 7th street, Odd rcows' Hall.
CAnD.-cLAcErr DoDsoy, dealers Kind. fOrnl-
ss..s,s i%ps. y double nsiaa a. Other lind. q
SsopsS
AZ sz,snsve Of Russia Flemish and
bed linens sl.nts quilts table and piano covers and Al. other
Also, furnished =, ,hor nodcs, bed. and mattresses.
door OF the corner OF Pcnnvsnia avenue and OH
sepas-aweoa
HATS and c.psi Hat. and Caps, for Men and Boys,
large and eo@Dsie ..somen, Just received 9r sale
as, Cap. and Gentlemen. Furnishing E.,.si.snsn,,
New. and Telegraph =
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, 10
III pleasure call attention
public generally
largest prctesi and decidedly
casmcres and vcssing have
city all Of which win be made s shortest and my
WIN. TUCKER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets
Sep l6-1aw3w
xsn. insur.nos Comp."y, or Uue., new Yorn
Capital $4,000.
THTs continues against damage
public private building In the and furniture,
stocks goods, and merchandise generally Also, marine
and risks by sssmbos' railroads, rivers, and lakes taksn the
most fas orabie terms. N @ u f&tI +. fsA
I equitable and
the Satisfaction accumulated
surpius nnd which, in addition the capital Of company
Invested careful enabling
Naturalization
business with this mI .
John " HNMAN, President
H. H. HAwLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sELDTNG, Agent,
7th street, opposite Odd Fe'lo~s Hall.
June o9-aaw1y t6E eEf' ~ T. taf hsa + 4ktE
The daily union., 1852-10-01

HATS and Csps Hats and Cspsi Men Boys,
III quality and price suitable for fall
large and complete assortment Just received and r sale
able prices, O. H.
/, Hai, Cap, and Genuemens Furnishing Es,asli.hmsnt,
Sep ls-3w2wif I.. Penn. ay., ~ street.
News and Telegraph ...
The daily union., 1852-10-01
THE Lost ssn.ss-Deafhess and Blindness, by DIR.

Architect Of The Extension Of The United States CAPITOL
Sept 28-taw2m N@a# at
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-04-07
To CnlifOrnians.

a contemporary gives the following items i'm
portant to those contemplating visit to Cal
ifornis
By the overland route. after being all fitted
out, it will cost from fifty to one hundred dol
lars. Time. from sixty to eighty days. By
the way of New York and Nicaragua by steam.
ers, nearly as 70 lows From Chicago to New
York. from S25 to $50. Thence to Sanfrancis
co, ladies saloon or first caoin. $3.50 In front
cabin through .icke, $a7s second cal in ,tls h
ticket. $3.50. All these passengers eat at the
same table. In the steerage, $50 dollars
through, mattrass and blanket found; fare toll
erably good.
Time from New York to Greytown, or sar
Juan de Nicaragua, eight to twelve days; t.
Cas,illian rapids on San Juan river; eighty one
miles, one day; to Virginia bay. by steamer
Central America; some 200 miles to San Juan
del Sud, on the Pacific; twelve miles mule car
riage, road quite good; Is centsper 10. per bag
gage; company furnishes you mule or you
can walk, at your option. BY this route yot
can be landed in San Francisco, after you leave
New York, in twenty four or six days. Thu
fare by the Panama Route is about the same
it taking three or four days longer. At Cha
gres, it takes about three days to goto Panama
There you may be detained few days. Boarc
50 per day Cost to Gorgona or Cruises, viz
The Chagres river $40 to $l2, to Panama or
mule, $40 to SIG: land distance 26 miles.