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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-09

FROM CALIFoRNIA.-Thes steamer Che
okee arrived at New York, on Thursday,
with the mails from California up to the 5th
ultimo, and 100000 in gold. The trip
is the most remarkable Oh record, having
occupied but 26 days and II hours from
San Francisco TO New York. The gener-
al news from California, is not important.
Murders in the interior prevail, though
somewhat checked. The rainy season aP-
pears to have begun in good earnest. The
mining news is of cheering character,
and the yield increasing. Both political
parties in the State have held preparatory
meetings in regard to sending delegates to
the National Conventions for the selection
of candidates for the Presidency.
Volcanoes have been discovered TO exist
in the Sierra Nevada mountains, by gen.
tleman on an exploring expedition.
The Lpper U'mers ofthe San Joaquin.
w extract the following items from the
journal of a practical miner
There is a remarkable canon, about one
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JANUARY.


Jan. 1.-The American Baptist Missionary
Establishment at Bankok, Siam, burnt; loss
$4,000.
Jan. l5-Six buildings in Twenryfrst St,
n. Y. City, tell, killing five men and injurlng
a number of others. A young Engllshman
named Poole, at Springfield, Mass, ran miles
in 80 minutes and III seconds. Gen. Arlsta IN
augurated President of the Mexican Republic
Jan l6-PooIe, the pedestrian, ran 10 miles
in less than "a minutes, wning a wager Of
500.
Jan. l3-St Charles Hotel, and several
Churches and other property, to the amount Of
half a million of dollars, destroyed by fire IN
New Orleans. The French Assembly, by a
vote of All to 278, declared against the Minis
tcrs, who resign.
Jan. 20-Gen. Jose G. Monagas elected
President of Venezuela by 90 out of 50 votes.
Jan. 25-Extensive fire at Gorgona. At
Washington, y. c., medal voted by the Le-
g.slature of Virginia, presented to Cen Win
field Scott.
Jan. 26--Shock Of earthquake at Guerrero,
Mexico, followed by brilliant meteor of i'm
nense size. 1t fell on aneighboring mountain
with loud explosion.
jan 27-Steamer John Adams snagged on
Island 81, IN the Mississippi; cabin parted from
the hull. OF 230 passengers l23 were lost.
Jan. 3l-At Quebec. the thermometer indl-
Gated l90 below zero; Montreal, lO0 above i;
Now York, l3o above.
Jan-The town of Bamboo, China, contain.
ing 800 houses, entirely destroyed by fire.
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APPEALS.

THE Taxpayers of the County of Mfiiin,
l. arc hereby notified that the following days
have been designated as the days OF holding
the annual appeal from the assessments for the
year 1851, at the Commissioners Office in the
borough of Lewistown.
For the townships of Brown, Armagh. Union
AMI Menno, on MONDAY, January 18th, 1852
For the townships OF Oliver, Wayne, Brat
ton, and the boroughs of Newton Hamilton and
McVeytown, on TUESDAY, 18th January,
1852.
For the townships of Derry, Granville, De-
catur and the Borough Of Lewistown, on WE'D
NESDAY, January 18th, 1852.
BY order of the Board,
H. j. WALTERS, Clerk.
Iewistown. December 49, 1851
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MAY.

MAY.
May l-Opening of the " Exhibition Of the
Industry of all Nations" or The Worlds
FAIR" IN the Crystal Palace, in Hyde Park,
London. Terrible tyLhoon at Ceylou, and
Madras on the 9th. A large number of vessels
lost.
May 2-Steamer Webster, near Island So
Mississippi river, 100 miles above Vicksburg.
takes fire; 20 lives lost. Severe frost in Ten
nessee, doing great damage to the Cotton and
Tobacco crops.
May "a large part OF San Francisco de-
stroycd by fire; 800 houses burned; loss es-
tlmated at $l2,000,0O0.
May 5-Southern Rights Convention organ-
i2ed at Charleston, S. E.
May 6-Destructive tornado at Raleigh,
No. The ship kurruman, oi kedgere bound
TO Maurltius, burned, and 300 passengers per-
shed.
May i6-A steam boiler in the garden of
the Duke of Montpensier, at AIcaIs del Rio
Spain, explodes, killing many persons, and de.
stroylng the building.
May l4-Ceebration of the opening of the
Erie Railroad, attended by the President of the
United States and his Cabinet The road is
467 miles long from New York City to Dun
kirk on Lake Erie
May IA, 1.-THE French in AIgiers burn
AZ villages. belonging to the Cabylese, who
lose ABB killed; l,2U0 wounded. French loss,
100 killed and 300 wounded
May l5-Shock Of an earthquake at San
Francisco, Cal, lasting about one minute.
May IL, l7-Repeated shocks of earthquake
at Guadaioupe; very little damage done.
May l7-Tornado at st. Louis, Mo; 100
buildings and churches more or less injured
May 22.-Hailstorm at Bangalore, India.
Stones fell as large es oranges, breaking the
roofs of houses. Masses of hastones cement
ed togetherfelI, some of remarkable size. One
was Al feet long, broad, B feet thick.
May % Great destruction by flood in the
Mississippi and tributaries above the mouth of
the Ohio.
May 26-Earthquake at Copiapo and Huas-
co, South America. Repeated shocks for sey-
eral days, causing extensive ruins
May 29-Terrbe haistorm at Tuckahoe
Valley, Pa. Forests, orchards, and fields de-
yastated. Hailstorm in Edgemont, Del. stones
inches In circumference.
May..,.-By the census IN Mexico, il was
ascertaned that of the population over 20 years
oi age only IN lob could read
May.-Gold discovered at Bathurst, Aus
tralIu.
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MARCH,


March 2--Steamer Oregon. off Island 81,
Mississippi river. burst her boiler and burned !;
q lives lost, and many scalded and injured
March 3-rhe KING af Dahomey and his
Amazon army defeated at Abbeokutap with loss
of 200 lives.
March S-A chest of tea arrived at New
York in the Empire City," in 60 days from
Shdngiae. China-;}4 to San Francisco, thence
35 to New York.
March l0-The Upper Legislative Chamber
at Berlin, Prussia, burnt.
March l2-Nevada City, Cal, nearly de-
stroyed by fre-over 200 houses burnt.
March l3, l4-Terrbe storm in Sicily.
The cliffs filling damned up the rivers, caus.
inc great floods and devastation. One third of
Montemaggiore buried under masses Of earth
from the mountain.
March Ill hirty-sx men beheaded in
Carton, China.
March l5-Exploson in the Victoria Coal
Pit, near Paisley, Scotland, and 81 lives lost
out of 63 in the pit, which is l,O50 feet deep
the deepest in Scotland.
March 1S-Destructive storm and food in
Boston, Mass.
March 24-The steamer Lowell came in
collision with the Vinton, ID miles below
Wheeling, and 10 lives lost.
March 27-EXploson OF steam boiler, ana
fire in Cotton Mill of Hon. Henry MasIand, at
Stockport. Eng; Ia lives i'st.
March 29-VlIlage OF Correra, Valley of
Benco, Canton of Uri, Switzerland, buried by
an avalanche, and % lives lost.
March 30-The packet ship Washington
brought 956 Steerage and CABIN passengers
to New York; the crew and officers, make
1850 on this passage-the largest number ever
brought over the Atlantic at one trip.
March.--French Captain bockades the
Sandwich Islands
March....-One-h half the City Of Iooda, India
destroyed by an explosion of the powder maga-
zine, with immense loss of lite.
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FEBRUARY

Feb. A soldier named Nicholson fell from
Cape Diamond, Quebec, $40 teet he was soon
found, and recovered from his bruises. The
tort Of Deharoor. India, Internationally surren-
ders to the East India Company's forces, as an
equivalent for EG0,000 due to the Company.
Snoyy Mt Falls of st. Anthony, Is inches deep,
and thermometer go below zero.
Feb. 5-Earthquake at Carthagena, doing
much damage.
Feb. 6-The nomination of Francis Bowen,
10 the Professnrship Of History IN Harvard
University rejected, 80 10 33, ms views on the
Hungarian Revolution being unpopular
Feb. S--Thermometer at Montpelier, Vt,
$50 below zero
Feb. l9-Destructive tornado at Shreveport
Louisiana.
Feb. 2l-Lord John Russell ard the English
ministry resign, but recalled, March 4.
Feb. 23-A ferryboat at ST. Louis explodes,
killing Is persons, and injuring many.
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April ., 3-Earthqnake. at Valparaiso and
much damage done to the city. Santiago aud
other places suffered at the same time.
April 3-The powder magazine at Temes-
var exploded, killing 20 persons.
April 6-Rairoad from Dresden TO Prague
opened.
April IO-Insurrection al Bosnia. Pre- n
ME heap of ruins.
April l5-Destructive storm on the New
England coast. Minot's Ledge Lighthouse
destroyed, with the two assistant keepers; the
sea wall at Deer Island, carried away; eight
lives lost Extendiye damages in the New
England States
April l7-RevolutiOna movement oftwelve
Senators in the Senate of New York; they're
sign, and the Legis ature is broken up; new
election ordered.
April l6-Great hai!storp at Dublin, Ire
land glass to the amount of G725 broken,
and other property destroyed.
April 2U-GeneraI technique inaugurated
President of the Republic OF Peru. The Rail
road from Callao TO Lima opened.
April 24-Battle of BIhacs, between the
Turkish General Skendenberg and the Bosnian
insurgents.
April 25-Remarkabie visit OF immense
numbers OF butterflies at Cuneo, Piedmont,
supposed to have been blown from Africa,
Apri! 28-Capt. McKinnon engages the kat-
frs at the junction of the Chume and kelskam-
ma rivers, and repulses them with loss OF
$50 men.
April...-A succession of earthquakes al
Maori, Natolia, Asiatic Turkey, Samsbon IN the
same province, and the Island Of Rhodes.
The town of Lavlssy entirely destroyed, and
600 lives lost. Macrl and other towns nearly
ruined.
Aprll...-Great landslide on the Yamaska
river, Canada West; 73 acres Of land move,
dc s.roying three houses and their outbuiIdlngs,
and three women.
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Feb. A-Great tornado at Fayetteville,
Tenn. The town nearly destroyed, with loss
OF several lives, and number wounded.
Feb 29-Clty Of Suloo attacked by Span
Iards, and destroyed, with great slaughter
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JUNE.

June 6-Attempted insurrection in the prov-
lnces Of Pasto and Turqueres Battle between
the insurgents and government troops, in which
many lives are lost and insurgents defeated
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Renew your subscriptions

The present and ensuing month closes
the year for large number of subscribers.
Those who wish to take advantage of the
advance terms, had better send on their
money, as A DOLLAR will nRw pay for a
vear-a fact worth remembering.
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NJ @ T I CE e..

FTNHE books of Drs Ard & Hoover have been
left in the hands of Henry Stoner, Esq. for
collection. Persons knowing themselves to be
indebted for medical services, will save cost by
immediate attention to this notice
HENRY STONER.
January 9, lS52-2t
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June 7-Destructive whirlwind in Wiscon-
sin.
June ia furious hurricane at Charkof,
Russia, doing immense damage
June l4-At Gobindpore, India. seventy
prisoners chained together, sleeping in hui.
are burned to death-only FIVE escaping. The
snip Aitlct ROhomaD, wrecked on the Island of
henery, East Indies, and Us lives lost
June I7-6hO00 persons visit the Worlds
Fair.
June 20-A portion of the shaft of the North
Side coliiery near Bristol gave way. The
shaft was l35 fe thoms deep, and Al persons in
the passages below were all saved in "a hours
June 22-The sixth great confederation al
San Francisco. Thirteen squares Of houses
burnt; loss S3,000,O00.
June 24-6S,0G0 visitors at the Worlds
Fair; receipts f3 lo6 I2s.
June 23--The Pinnacle rock, near the Mid
die Falls, at Portage, ~ Y, blown down by
sand blast, by order Of Commissioner Fo!let !:
it was 800 feet high over The river and dam
gerous point. The Rock ID feet long, IS
feet high, and II wide, weighing 250 tuns, was
hurled into the river below.
June 25-Shlp SaIlle Fearn, struck by light
ming and burnt. Passengers and crew saved
by the Frank Johnson, Captain Brown. la,
So 42f n, lon TO- 30 w.
June 30-Riot in Liverpool, Eng, between
the Police and 9lst Regiment
June....-Remarkable shower of snals near
Bristol, Eng.
June...-C. l.. Brace, an American traveller,
imprisoned at Pesth, Hungary, by order CT the
Austrian Government
June to3O-Horrible ravages of the pla que
at the Grand Canary. At San lose on the l0th
to 18th 100 deaths per day. City deserted and
dead unbured. At Las Palmus 5000 die
ami 10000 IN the Island in two months The
plague was introduced from the African coast
where the most frighrtul mortality and desc.
iation accompanied lis duration.
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FsSOBACCo, Snuff and Segars at
Il april IL 4. \. BANKS,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-09

France continues perfectly tranquil and
Napoleon has been proclaimed President
for ten years by an immense majority Of
the popular vote.
From England we also have the i'm
portant announcement of the resignation of
Lord Palmerston, and the appointment of
Lord Granville 10 his place as Minister Of
Foreign Affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

On 5strrday Bee is OF consumption Mrs. CArHARISE
0s1RASDsS, In the Goth year OF Der sgs
The relatives and friends Of the family are Invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No Iii Esa
beth street this afternoon. at half past one oook
On Saturday, December Is Mrs EsrHga Jss.yygs
wife OF Joseph JeDnings aged 20 years 10 and
IL days.
The friends OF the family also the members Of the Co
riathian Lodge No 35l o Of o F. are reeps ,tfuIly
requested 20 attend her fupersi this morning at ssysn
O'Clock 1t No llQ Norfolk street der remains viii be-
taken TO Bedford Westchetter county for intermsnt
On "Wednesday evening Deesmber Is Of oon,umrtion
CHRISTIAN Ma1LpA MARY wife Of Henry Meyer s.sa 81
years months and 10 Gays
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 at
terd the this afternoon half past one
o'clock from her late residence, No Isg goutth sttss
on the wet tioe Of Sixth avenue Her remains viii be
taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery
On Friday December II, JosrpB uloKs OF william
Hicks, geifast, ireland, sged 81 years
Bis friends and relations requested 10 attend hi,
unsrh 70 drssavsoi Cemetery, this mornipg, s,ts
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s..I =. . E: :s: -: e;
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INV ByR!PoRr. Dec Is tsask asss,-s,A brig Ansrsa.
D.. z s.-4,s -. N. Fs,s..
sSssnos SYers, John Rogers Esyhsw. BridssssrS xss
FosrIAHD. Dss is-Sid bark sasA, saaA.. Yert.
:; ran ssss i SI' fss ~:
In Che wcss Bay schr Charlotte + Buck Turner from
SiIsss D:s ssr... NOR
ss.. :oe;s T1 s.cs MSSsa Rogers
SAN IkAkSIscS rsy LAR sss.D%sSte cslsns IA
slipper ZIP witch w.1s. CSln. ship Sh.ia.
Nov isArr sSip siiaos kennedy $50 days from Car
di1 waes. Ga brig Mary Dare. Aowas. vansouver's
SAVANNAH Dec is--Arr brig Vim Clarke. DAILY NOR
Leans; sshr Ger ira. Amsres has n.sn w. No.
isD % n1 s 'EP
smith SMITH an Sd 81: Psars css
stsIhsn Tsher, Booth Boston.
M s
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sssssposT Doc iirsid bark John Wesley tn.w,. Cur
nTnoSasToN Dec s-Arr ssis ch.li.prs, Long ysrt
Taylor Bal No,foiL; Ieporsd-tns former has been
iMiKGToN NC. Dec I4-Arr sohrs vir,ini. Gritash.
Plummsr I smith, Suites; Alsrio; Rogers; Dooosah
Sas Sss r' Sa risii5 and
sia h Rh srss 4uns A Sis
R.si. Jane. sn NC s' % rss
Globe Truckers Elizabeth Ann Krsusc and Secretary Marcy
wHRfgAM, Dec l4-Ars sol :: Leader Nvort Sid sohrs
Charles, Norfolk Angler, NYcrk; sloop James, do.
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Passensers sailed.


PAssMAo Steamship Johp S.ephens-I Moss John
LiehteEberg. Frederic Black. jas + Brown. Lesch.
SAVANNAH Steamship Florida-P Hall lady child and
Mrs Rivers, W Boles and lady, John Rebcul.
lady, children Al Miss Nugsnt wentwcrth:
Chandler, Chas eelden Wadley. jacob Smart John
Ryan, lady, schildren and servant VIM yan ver,t 4
Masters Jas and Chas Hunter. James Kelley, Cramp
ton Few Towers and niece Miss RYAN heubenO Stark.
II Phinsy, VIM Tcrrev. James II Borrieu 1roup,
stokessyrs: Bunker. Miss Susan n HARDY Miss Mary
Ssude e, Miss Susan Scudder, Mis-. Thurber Miss Arms
Morrison and lady Mss Carey Miss Nay Mis-. aar,hs
Wright Miss Wrghs Miss e Daley. Kiss eliza Clark.
Capt. James Kearney. Mrs Copser, q Ii Mobile Chas Z
Sterns, John smith, Nells Wilkins-6O In tho
sseerase.
CHARLEsror- Steam ship Union.Dr r Smith. R
Grice, W II Shelton, Bingham J Branham, Mr. Roson
tosh Mrs Roberts, Mis- Roberts Peek DR. Taylor.
w Townsend Miss Wisn or Mrs Coleman Miss N Peek,
Miss M J Peck. Miss N Townsend Miss Robb MoDou
eal, Robb Mr. Trapmen, Mr. Crugcr Miss Cruger, Mrs
Monk. l. Phillips, Arnold, Mr. Marks, Namara,
Jenes-47 in the seer age.
NORFOLK, Ac-Steamlhip Roanote-J II lie wis., Lee,
G Csufmaa Mrs A Ogten. Miss Robert, Ray
mond, Miss Il Smopeon, Swan. G Bareon snd lady,
Busir gham Mrs Leonard Miss Fage. Hon Taylor,
Gilbert N Newton. J Gsrc ner, Con,olly
Cooke, Williams Miss Cooke. Fabar, Martin, @
Bunker-4o In the storage.
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New York Superior Cou ri.


At general term Of the superior Court Of the city Of
New York, held az the City Hall in the city Of New
York. en- the lSth day Of December. A d.. 1851
Ordered That the calendar Of for trial at the
ensuing January term u this court be ceanued the
csendsr of the and xaron terms respect
lively and be taken up at the commencement Of those
terms respectively ~ the place where the court leaves
of at the close OF the term imme diatey preceding.
Causes not noticed for trial st the January tern and
such are, during that term. put off for the term
called passed may be noticed for the February
March TERMS and causes thus pat of called, passst
during tho February term DO noticed for tina first
Monday Of March. The clerk will place tbs
noticed for February aud March terms respectively
the foot OF the January calendar according their
sptotive priority Notes OF isaac to flied In tbs
last mentioned In other tho JauuSry
Gal ndar of issue flied for the two sub
sequent terms No fresh notice Of trial will bs requred
TO any noticed for January term in the two
subsequent terms unless 1t shall have boon called or
or put ell TO the ensuing term at the instance Of
the party m0viHg 1t.
And further ordered that all notes of issue there
after fer the general special and trial OF this
court must b filed with the clerk eight days before the
OF the first day OF the preceding tern.
Extract from Minutes)
R.G CAMPBELL Clerk.
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On Tbur,dsy evening, December 10 by the Rev Mr
Chnasr mr CHsRLfs OAKLEY, Of Westchsster TO Miss
RiBEccA J. yAcoss, OF this city
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ARIvIME INrnLL1aEHon.

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Pert 81 New York. DsosmbsT 10, lsS9.
OLRARKD,
Stetmship Florida. woodruff Savannah L xltchill.
slip Jnion. Adams Charleston Sporord, Tlestoa
Steamship Roaaohs, Parrish. Richmond Ludlan Plea
Ants
SIP ssas Co. cr s sssp.e ssssai.a SOM.
sh,p oder tHs% Ehers lopdss ns:s kunhArdt.
sSit lsdi.s.r Bel New s cri.sas. Trsss & Hicks
slss s. ss rsf si. ns'5:
Ess
Bar. Han'a tB,su,. Kolk.sso., Charleston. Glider
Vile Z. M; r:s sh ss:s T Il. VIII
mirg on A c Kotsre q Go.
sBIig hi,s..s. Harding, Cardsnas, R P Buck Co;
Brig cslsstins. Hopkins, Neuvitss. Simpson. Mayhem
Brig Lcadisn lBrl, Loo, hart. Halifax. IS Do.,ey.
Brig Metropolis, Gillespie, New olsaas Foster Nick
Brig W Russell, wymas, Wilmington. NC, n Eohs
schr sulliy Chase. Bolivar City Boob Kunhards
.setrE Penny. Foster. 81 Thomas Maitland, Pasips
scfr Roanoke. Anderson; jacksonville, r Buck Co.
shr s assis Lors nSe lassShs ssL
chr y.ssps K.sssSd s.imors johnson Louder.
&c. 800 $3.50 .-' DA'A~'a
Sch, 5 s G. ooier. P.dieiOrd. Taunton. %sssss. e.
sehr Com Kearney Eearse Boston. sw Lesis
r sts'fs s''.s'
sSs y Sanford
siSoPs s vsiisas. Wei Wells. D' wsr.h.n
ARRIVED,
Ship Christiapa Hammond. London. 81 days With mdse
and 2sl pss sepkers to Boyd + Hincken.
30, to Jas smith 4 Co.
SAILED,
stssmships Fl Dorado sehsnok. Navy Bay from tho sw
epitl; Florida, Woodruff Savannah: Union. Adams,
Cbsrieston Roanoke Parrish. Richmond; ships Rom an
Hepburn San Francsoo Red Rover (usw clipper Punam
dol Continent Drnmmond. New Orls ans; and OF hers
Wind at sunrise, W. meridian, do; sunset, W By n.
There have been arrivals via Sandy Hook to-day.
Tho Mt the Highlands ships sad tive
briss in tho ofhDg ut sunset. Nothing sisn allied.
Tho pa,kt ship Constellation Allen. for Liverpool,
Jss At anchor in tho North river.
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II Iise-aSTessSt san Iranoise. ;. reduced r.ss.ss
UNCLE SAM, 200 IONS, w. a. Mills, sommsnSsr viii
pin.au Navy Bal, %sdnsss.y Jsnasry sts, II Y e.
oonnse,ins ~ Psnsms with the double:
arrival sf the ss:ssnss1s sss gssl: san. Tor s.s
vessels fcr vecssion spsod ana safety
sre unsurpassed An experienosd physician attschod 70
%nss and a. o 'ss Rat. ws o. s
for .ss line srs ea only
't''oN''' N SAvis sA BROOKS, co., Genera, Agent.
limited STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
with sss fn n To- ss SVrssss
sasnsT s mail s.s%,hIp ILLINSis SSoo sursssn.
December colo T. psesissy eisr soSs q
ss's hsrs ..m. -. n's a s an
ma !. rsSsyS .ns So nall .n ds and a
:ss para e ns sC%p.niss 70 '.as .hsr p,..assT
faro % Saloon ROOM sss lever aft
and forward 'loou state room ST. second cabin e.andee
ssss SSa a. rec Trsns. Ts%s. -
y
ference Of board sss Psoino ma.
SS.sfTs r.: {. q s: s,
SI SIMPLY .nsns'i,.; .i,s NE
hours and ooiosi ths ssy Of sailing
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COxPANY-
B.sss viii the
The OF Warren street. North rver Monday Deo ~
OF two ecleok NJ precisely Rates Of to Havana
and New Orleans. arrangement Ladies' aud after
loon berths $780, lover forward saloon berhs $50 sesrase
SOS Specie only taken TO Havana Freight takea
70 Row orsnns 30 cents per cubic fost shippss Of
freight ~ supply with the osmpa
nys bills OF lading which be had - the
office No othor form will be sgnea No bills Of adns
tsned after twelve o'clock on the day q ceiling FS, sshs
= '-s' 'p'" III ws,. street, corner q warren.
UMPIRE CITY LINE.-THR0U0H TICKETS TO SAN
II Francisco, ~ reduced rates. both for cabin and sseee
pessenSers vie hspinwan dirsoN-The fAss steam hip
UNITED STATES. 1.se0 tons, w. Q. Berry commsnder'
viii leave on Friday December gaia, ~ oolook NJ
frsn psr no North river sa vi Eas
Waterman commander which stsAmsr will Be In readiness
D. take the passengers arrival ~ Panama snd proceed
without desy to San Franchise Seoond eaon passengers
havo state both Sides and sAt ~ ne same ane -
osbr Pa sengcrs per United States Aops
eide the ralrsao wharf rco Of For
freight or passage apply to JONI JOHkSON. or J.
HOWARD b SON, ASents, "a BrosdvAy
VTANDERRILr LINR-YOR sANlrRANoIsCO.--osLY
limo Eivias sctsss fog orossinf the Isshnus-Tho
double enSins steamship NORTHERN LI0HT, A609 toAA
will leave from PIER No North dvar ~ c'cosh n.
prsoissiy, ON nendsy, Dooomber a. connecting wi In shs
popuar steamship Brother Jonathan 100 tons sis
Nicaragua transit route having hut twelve miles % land
Tbesa sesmere unsurpassed In shslr
seconu cdstons and ptssids ror n'srnsticn er
sage, apply only W ID. n ALIEN. Agent
No. Bsttoty place. up stairs.'
re pubpo s csusltned sxsnss tho of
Tine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19

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