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Stove and Tin Mandatory,


N'lIE subscriber in connection with Charles
l. +. Wcnlz", has now in successful operation,
the largest Stow and Tin Manuactory in Cecil
county, where Il large assortment oithc follow
ing Stoves can always be found:
Cook Stores, Unthaway's Grccn .H"nn-
min .Iirtjght, Et@@ do., NnioH If
The Statcs to-, Umpire Stote to-,
Cooh's Farorjte, Complete
Cooh lmproccd, Kitchen
Companion, ten-plate cooks NIL sizes,
ninc-platc do. Also all the hand#cmest designs
of parlor Wool and Coal Stoves in the market
iiot-Air Furnaces, article for churches, public
and private buildings.
Roofing, spOHting. Sc,
done to order in a superior manner. Thch adc sup
piled with Tinwarc ON favorable terms. Orders
solicited. j. d. MARSilBANk.
May 9th, 81.
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Three Silver Medals Awarded.

TIlE American Institute, al the late great
L Fair, held in New York, Oct. 1891, the
Flank lin Institute, at their exhibition in Pha-
delphia, Nov. 1881. ana the Maryland Institute,
row jusl closed at Baltimore, awarded their
First Prcmimm-.3 Slrrr acdai, to the
IMPROVED SPRING MATTRESS,
manufactured only by the subscriber, thus en-.
dorsing the opinion expressed by hundreds Of!
our most intelligent citizens, that This Mattress
is Superior 10 all others for comfort, elasticity,
durability, chcapneSs and convenience ct and
ling and that it is the only perfect Spring BED
now in use. The public are invited to cal! and
examine this Improved Mattress, before purch-
using. Medals were also awarded to ia. haau-
tiiul Cast Iron BclStcadS deposited at same time.
an assortment of which, together with Il variety
Of other articles Of Cast Iron Furniture is offer
ed for sale at low prices.
GEO. STURGES,
No. 90 Walnut ST.. Philadelphia,
No. 233 Broadway New York and
S. w. Cor of BALTIC. Il Frederick SITS. Baltimore
Dee 6, 81 If
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$500 TO S2,0o0 A YEAR! To Min
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same time realize fair profits
IT, Book AGENTS WANTED-To circulate
the Pictorial History of India and China; thrill
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Newspapers throughout The United States,
coyving the above advertisement, and Giving il
one or more insertions, shall receive (preTaid) d
copy ofour ''NIcw Of New York in 1852" Pub
fishers will pcas direct their papers 10 ''Scar's
Family Visitor" N. Y. Dec 10.
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THE RlNGGOLD HOUSE.
WHI$lIER A. WHITE, respectfully announces
a to the citizens Of Cecil county, that he has
taken TIE centre house in ..Whann'S Row. tll-
ton, Immediately opposite Gcbhart'S. formerly
Kings Hotel; ana that he has opened the same
as an
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
for the accommodation Of the public generally
Meals will be served up ut all hours, ana his Wis
tiers supplied with all the dciicacics of the sea
son. His bar will be furnished with the choices
liquors: in short nothing will be omitted to mint
slcr to the qualification of those who may favor
him with call
Nav tth, lSjO-u
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FALL AND WINTER CIoTHtNG.

EkLL ANIL WlNI ELK ClUI itiMsr.
A NEW AND COMPLETE assortment OF
II the latest and mos fashionable style CrMEN'S
AND BOYS CLOTHING, manufactured in the best
manner, may be had at the lowest Cash Prices
at
GEORGE CULIN'S
Clothing ah.shment, Southeast Corner Of
Second and Market SIS, PHILADELPHIA,
Embracing choice assortment Of
DRESS AND FROCK COATS,
CLOAKS, SACK COATS,
BANGUp COATS,
BUSINESS COATS, &c.
Together with his usual extensive variety Of
English, French and American cloths and VIM
ter Fabrics, suited to the wants Of Men aud
Bows, both for dress and business garments.
Particular care has been taken To procure a
complete assortment of goods adapted 10 the new
style
WINTER COATS,
PANTALOONS,
VESTS, &C..
To which he would invite special attention, and
10 his new assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Shirts, Stocks, IIandkrrchicfS, &c.
All Ct which are offered at the lowest possible
cash prices, and as cheap as any other Clothing
Store in the Union.
u7y-Parcnt5 who desire Boys Clothing urc
earnestly invited 10 examine the stock, as the
greatest care has been taken to provide the most
durable patterns add desirable styles, al the
most economical rates.
Small notes taken at par for goods.
Philadelphia, Oct. / SIT.
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(OPposHe ttm. I0rhe1'S Stores
'TllE Subscriber Las returned to Elh1Dn and
l. again commenced manufacturing La lies,
Misses and ChIrcn's Boots aal Shoes in all
their varieties, which he Will sell lower than
they tan be sold by any one else in Elkton, as
he has determined to do a cash GuSiyrsy and TO
sell for ten per cent advance on the wholesale
prices.
lfyou want bargains call and see my shoes.
and You will find /, to yoUr advantage 10 buy, tor
You Will save l2d to % cents On every pair of
Ladies hooIS or shoes You buy itom nae. will
sell lower than any one else. manufacture all
Of my work, and can sell at the Wholesale price
and have the manufacturers profits. Gail with
The Cash and you shall have shoes at The follow
ing prices:
Ladies! best undrcs>cd morocco Boots, SLIP
store Price i.2)
* best quality Bu>kins thick solcS, 90
Store price, l.l29
ss b Il Md do $500
Store price, LIZ
:: 'sJenny Lnd'' thick solcs, $l,l2
Store price, ,31Y
50 .sjCnny Lind' single do 81, 90
store price, 20
Ladies' CATERS and fancy shoes ofaIl klnt.
ma lie to order, and cheap for Cash. ChilrrnS'
and Misses boots low: in proportion TO the
above rates.
All my work mnranicI not to BE- ,uira>Scd in
n"atnrSS and durability; and il any Of it fail ii
will be repaired without charge and dcduc
t!on made in the next PAIR.
Some will say this is IL lIumbug! Il is such
Brg as they don't like to hear, for i, will bW:c
them out Of big profits. If the merchant buy
Lady's buSkins Tor 81 cts. and sell them for
.l29 he makes a prolt: if hr buy womcn'S
addressed morocco hoorS for 30 cts. and sell
4 1
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EIkton, Nov -, 1851.
EyEa.E.1AHa 'E'GEsaasiEsT.

UAS just received al the old stand next 10 the
IL CUU. House, Il superior stock Of new goods
for E'sail and Winter,
such "a Cloths, CaSSmer,s, NcStngs. CASH
nets. Sn'inr'tS, Tw'rt!s. Kentucky Jeans from
- 10 3i!5. Also NJ. Dcancs rom - to 81 c.
Brocadc Porlns, Satin Damu>E, China lads,
Ca>hmcrcs, CoLurrh roth, MrrinocS cf superior
quality, any culoI You may want, superior
stock Of blCachcd and brown shcCting from / 10
3. cents, calico f., IN 3 To 20 c.; Scotch and
Manchester Gin2amS, S'Iip'd slirling; bed tick
lug from Il TO CSC; Canton nanncls, from q
To l6 C.; hosiery Of various prrcs, Berlin and
bUckskin gloves, very stumble Tor cold wtalhcs;
carpet chain, glaSS and rag carpet, table and
floor oil cloths carra re trimmings; Il Superior
lot of gcnlleInan's silk and lIun.aran Slorch
Hats. boots and shoes, mtns lash cups. ladies
LrCss trimmings; II superior stock Ct Groceries,
spices, hncon, lard, butter, eggs. flour by The
qr. or Dbl; nackcral, herring, Turks Island
md ground salt, corn, eats, beans and onions:
besides a variety Of otlcr articles usually kept
in a store Ct the Kind.
haitcr myself lrom my long experience Of
over twfnty years in Tie business, and LAYING
thorough knowledge Ct goods, llat can sell as
cheap or cheaper, ll.an any othrrstorc in ElLton.
Persons WHO lool to 'lCir inlcrt i Wt ul do we'll
10 examine my stock before lurcl asiug ,lse
where. as ny hi,ri is TO stll cheap.
| feel very thankful for The ljhC,al rntlonage
that has been bestowed urcn ne lay the c,mriu
nifty and hope to merit continuance Of the
same. Dec q.
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NOR E N EWS.

':Nhc largest, the most fashionable, and the best
l. assortment of mems, wcman'S, and childrcns'
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is 10 be found at
the subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in Elk
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Phil. VII. and But. RaH Road Line
. f=57 s., 1:.;.. -:;l IA.
CHANGE OLE HOUR.

THE morning train of cars from Philadelphia
for Baltimore, arrive at Ellton at !alfpaSt ten
o'riack, A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila., al
quarter before - o'clock.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here at
before O'Clock at night.
Might line from Phila., reaches Elkion at
before | O'Clock at night.
Wheat 275 bush in car c per bnsh.
Corn 300 Z" g a2lc
Each !! cent less TO Wilmington.
BENZ. WELLS,
Oct II, 81. Agent.
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Ec0nomy IN Washng.

NREAT SAVING IN LABOR, SOAP and
VI IlME.--Nothing is cqral to il for its high
ly esteemed sCitcning, cleansing and purifying
qualities. The mode Of using it is simple,
and the directions so plain, that none can err.
1T entirely diSpcnscs with wa>hhcard and ma
chimes, and saves vast amount of clothing and
time. Warranted flee from tnrpcntin", cam
rhcnc, sofia or ammonia. ~, cts. per box.
Depot No. - South Front ST., Philadelphia. A
liberal discount made 10 sturckccpcrs. Sold by
George p. Taylor, Pclryvillc.
October IL '5I--3m.
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SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING.

ConI l mr. lI.ILL.
Cor. Pratt 81. and Centre .Narket Space,
i a l. T NJ O RE.
YlHE largest und best stock of READY MADE
l. CLOTHING ever offered in Baltimore. Dress,
Frock and SAX COATS. all Coiors, qualities and
sizes, from 30 TO 5000 and upwards. PANTA-
Looms at TO $3.50, and upwards, embracing all
styles of fancy, plain and plaid cAssIMEnEs.
VESTS Of every variety at corresponding prices.
Also Il large assortment BOYS CLOJJiING.
Importing our own cloths direct from Europe,
and manufacturing on the most extensive scale,
enables us to offer inducements TO purchasers not
TO he surpassed by any clothing establishment in
the United States The pioprcors are deter
mined to make the Wholesale Rooms the point
Of great attraction, and have now made up more
than 10000 Garments, irum the finest quality to
the lowest in price.
In the Custom Department will always be
found the choicest selections OF CLOTHS, cASSI-
MEEEs and vEsTINGs. which will be made up At
shortest notice, and III the latest style, a fl al
ways guaranteed.
[C5~'rhc one price system strictly adhered 70.
Remember the name and place, corner Pratt
St. aud Centre Market Space.
apr II 81 Is III. II. COLE 4 CO.
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SAH.E! SA.T!!
CIR AIM! GRAIN!

The subscribers are buying all kinds of grain
for the Philadelphia Market. Farmers who de-
sire TO sell at high prices, will find it to their
interest to give us a call.
GUlNO, FISH SALT, &c.,
for sale at the lowest prices.
WILMER & DAVIS,
June II If Port Deposit
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VIEW FAIL GOODS
In Store Opposite the Court House.
B, I. MAY

UAS received fresh supply Of Fall Goods,
L L which he respectfully invites the public 10
call AMI examine.
Cloths, Cassi:nrres, Twccds cassnetis, Ken
lucky jeans, FRnn.ls, woc|lcu and cotton IN va
rioas coors, Ladies' dress goods. Exhibition
robes. Chcne rlalIs, Persian dc!ajncs, chenc
clal!c ruby dclaincS, Thbet cloths, French me-
rinocs. Alpacas, Mouslin dclaincs, Silks Prints,
GinghamS, Bay State Slawls, Blcachrd and hro
muSlinS, cold cambricS. bed ticking, White
goods, & lovcs, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Quccnsware, Groce-
rcs, sc, SC.
Elkton, Oct. 1851.
NURS.-Fitch, Grey Squirrel, and other colors
l. OF Vicioreens and Cuffs. Also Buffalo Robes
Gum Boots and Shoes. for ladies, chliren an
men, for sale cheap, by BROWN & FOARD
NHEAP MUSLlNS.--Ncw York and James
" steam Null, and other choice brands Of Mus
Inns in store, also very heavy stock al brown
muslins, canton iiannclS and brown drilling. for
sale at reduced prices. BROWN & FOARD.
4 Lnigc assortment of Bay State 81 awlS for
~ sale cheap by WM. TOkBERT.
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HoPKINSs& 7FAIRCHlLD,.
Successors 10 Orem & Hopkins.)
N ERCHANT TAILORS,

No. $50 baltimore SNect,
BALTIMORE.
Always on hand, n large assortment of fine and
medium CLOTHING, Wholesale and Retail
Cy-oNE PRICE oNLy.-0 feb ID, 81 "
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Domestic MISCELLANY,

On the 10th met az Mr. Gyies p. Noyes OF Esgb,
Macs. drawing gondo,a out Of Parker river, ,
team Of oxen, the yoke II tho oxen splt and flying
strnck him With such force a. to kill him iastaa
Another man who was was aonewhat injured
not feriously. Mr.. Noyes leaves q wife and two G
dren.
Tie body OF Thomas N. Rowland whs vas drowpe
New Bcdford hsrbor, few days since, by tho stea
Massachusetts, coming in collision With bis hssipg
wa found among the rocks At Woods Hole, on the
inst
On the 18th inst fire. broke ont In the building
pied hy @ @. Jnclseon, woodward ayeane, pGtl
which destroyed II together with the adjoining reside
Ct b 9, fIolorook, E'o. Loss about pisO0i partially
sursd.
A son Of Justice Smith. OF Milwaukee was hum
ousils in an enclosed field nor Of the city, when
proprietor a German, came out and deliberately
him in the back with a double bsrre.lsd shot-gu
mbn was arrested.
son OF Bh hop Doanc states that his fathers MI
ia rot 90 FERROUS has been represented. lie en-
from n nervous prostration brought ON by excessive
ctemt mt but having obtained some rost ~ already nl
better.
The municipal authorities Of Norfolk have rosolv,
ieue corporation scrip 20 tho amount Of $40 600 In
Of $50 and 500. barring SIX per cant interest,
$4,000 in sums Of one dollar bearing an interest Of
half o. one per cent per aDnum.
r'oro nap lied recently Il Norfolk az ID one hun
t1lA~ sv,Us.vSn yvass.
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ROBBERY AND MURDER dwelling of M
John jackson huntsville. Ga. was entered (,
nights ago and Mr. j. and his wife horribly beaten a
$500 In silver aud notes taken of. John b Slmps
and DR. Roberts subsequently arrested and 81
Of the money found In their possession, Ma Jacks
has since died from her wounds.
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CouRT OF AppEALs, OoT 20.--No. 4J Garll
appellant aat The Board Of Health Of the city Of NJ
York. respondents. Argued John NJ. Martin foe
pellent A. j. willard for RESPONDENTS 80. 90. jan
an another appellants agt Andrews and others respos
ents Argued Henry Selden for appellants; N. X
IT., for respondents Not concluded at2P. NJ
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Trade Of France.
From Paris Letter, Oct
The Wholesale TRADE in Paris had been extremely
brisk during the last week. moro purchasers bsvng
appss rcd Is tho market than for soDo ume past
Tho aarufio1ursrT rcyerhaieg eo'nolatl thit
~...Ds~s $3.50. ..--.. x-J-.R a4P
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ARRIVAL OF The lEUR0PA.
>~~>~~~>~~~~>>~oDo>~~.
zKREH DAYS LATER NEWS
>>~~>~~~~~>~~~>>>>>>~
Attempt to Assassinate the Shah Of Persia.
THg ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

NO NEWS FROM SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
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FROM LAKE SUPERIOR We learn from Sheldd
McNiIht. Esq u 1T fire occurred st Eagle river 4
Sunday night 10th inst destroying tho two engines I'D
fouse with The stamp sorks. Of tue CHI yi1e suppos
to BE- he work Of an incsDlary. II vas ne. hnngh u
propeller In0t pend recently stranded 90 Lake 81
peTior IN gale. would b. cot of the was fast sei
IN tho tand.- DeLrs.l Ires Pssis, Oel l8.
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EXECUTIONS Two executions take place tod
at Richmond. Va. viz John Williams, the negro ,
was found guilty OF the murder OF Mrs. Winston
child. and the negro GIL Lucy, who was con vietsd
destroying her own offspring.
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sostiBue 10 make II more and more meter Il housr
the !rscses q morality of religion respect for
teSy ss!cuture and ndcstry, the love Of order and
1t is currently reported tia. the Earl Of Derby
has offered the Governor General ship Of India to
the Duke Of Newcastle, "a Peel,e) by way OF
regarded IS eemi Off cia, d slares that Lord Derby
only holds the wardenship Of the Ciaaus Ports until
the arrival Of Lord Dalhousie. The Queen is ex-
pected Al Windsor next week
The market for American State securities has
been quiet this week. without Dneh change in
prices. hessrs. Bell & Son give the quotations as
follows
United States FIvc per Cen. Bonds pse5). % %
D,.to sx per Cent s s oa,
Ditto Six per Cent Inscribed. s.Ock 1857. -.
New seli State Five per Cent soei is5s NO
p.nn ssS; F.v. Pc: Cent Stock ss ss
Ditto Five per Cent Bends (lSS2) ........ e5 . 90
Ohio Six per Cent Bonds (1s70-f8. 1O4 los
Mass. Five per Cent Sterling Eoads Qs6S
Maryland fiv. per Cent Sterling snd. SIX
Virginia Six per Cent Bonds 1SSG) ...... 100 a 10l
Kentucky Six per Bonds (ls6S) ........... 90 100
Tennessee Six per Cent Bonds Qs9o) $3.50. IS 90
Canada Six per Cent Sterling BonGs 1s74)l15 11s
Boston City Five per cent Bonds (lsS3-Isos)
ex div. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sah s4H
New York City five per cent stock 1866 1870 SO a.
mortgage bonds OsSo) ........!'..... s4A s5h
e. unortsass) (isos 1862. .1oah alo5s
t1s59) ex div. Observation-Disclosures. . e5xa esk
Ditto seven per cent CON- tble (lSa2) .... 80 81
Ohio sod peg Pennsylvania soTen per cents
TSs PARIS stock market has been very Unsettled
during the past week but the prices Of both rentes
and railroad shares after considerable fluctuations,
closed yesterday At about tho quotations of the pre-
viow week.
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TA,9N, 1876


E3499O. 1876 E34 29J
BANNING DEPARTMENT
Propritors' capital Ella, $4,000 Government seem
Rest. ........... 3,557,4l5 rites (inclnding
Public deposits lin Dead Weight
GLIDING Ell e. Annuity .Elilssls2
guer, savings Other securities. l24I472g
Banks, Commits Notes. ......... l274S, $50
sioners Of Nati- Gold n d silver
onal Debt, and coin. ......... 5692l5
Dividend Ac-
counts). ........ 6esb,l5S
Other deposits. -. 1, b32,546
Seven-day and
other bills 49, l3a55s7
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MONUMENT TO HENRY CLAY The following is t.
be the inscription the monument TO be erected In tn
borough Of pottryillc schuylki county Pa in honor
Henry Clay - In Honor OF Henry Clay Americas gree
Orator. Statesman and Pstiiot This monument wa
erected by the citizens Of schuylk county. and "
ueaihed to their chdeh reoo-d Of their gratitua
tor his ilusrious services which brought re pros
pe-ity and glory 10 mis- country This tribute of aztec
ton fer his which adorned his usefal life,
won for he mpershsble n,ms tho respect and aGseto
of nan kind y
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New jersey Free Soil State Convention.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

New jersey Free Soil State Convention.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TRESreF, Oct. 10, 1852
The Convention met this afternoon In the Esmperanes
Hall.
The committee to nominate Presidential electoral
ticket reported the following
ELECTORS LARGE
jonathan PaTkhurst Essex. Jos NJ Cooper Camden
DISTINCT ELECTORS.
Alexander Black Gloucester Stacy Taylor, Burngtcn.
Geo. IL. Evans Monmouth, James 8. Norris Morris
Thomas v. johnson Essex,
The business committee reported series Of reeoiu-
tions.
The first adopts the Pittsburg platform principles
The second declares that freedom Is national, and
slavery is sectional reoudates any attempt nteYsrs
with the domestic Institutions Of any State declares
their object to be the divorcenent Of the
from all connection with slavery and adds herein
lies the only permanent safety OF the Union we claim to
be the only Union party Of the United ststeso
3.-Approves OF the nomination Of John p. Hale, and
pledges the cow ention to their votes for him
The electoral ticket was unanimcrsly agreed to.
Mr.. s Grimes moved to strike out from tho second
resolution that We rcpudste attempt 70 interfere
with the domestic ins'isu ions Of any stats and pro-
ceeded to give his reasons
The motion was oppo' ed by T. s. Catendef and tbs
Rev. s B. Goodenow and was lost.
The resolutiGAAPare adopted.
State Central Sommittee was appointed and the Con
venton adjourned.
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Period ofrevoiution 800 days
This orbit is remarkable for us small inclination
to the eartas path. remain, sir, your most obedi
ent servant, j. X. HIND.
Mr.. Bishops Observatory, Regents Park, Dot. o
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The Bank OF England.
An account, pursuant to the Act Tth aud Sth Vic.
80 for The week ending Saturday the I'd day Of Ooto
Der, 1862
DEPARTMENT.
Notes Issued .ES 395 Government debt IL OBS 100
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The Planet II August ss. 1852.

Y
Sir-having been dcputed by Mr. Bishop to end
name for the planet which discovered on the
following clements Of the plauets orbit have boeu
calculated by Mr. yogel, assistant at this observa-
tory la addition to our own observations, others
taken al tie Royal Observatory, Green .ich, and NJ
Cambridge by Professor Chsilis have boon used In
tho computations
Deg Mn SIC
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Passengers Sailed

hHeasor Franklin J1HaUrc, S'Vta agton-s c. Good
n,h, o. s. Consul beare Of dspaich Pans NJ Becwh AMI
sdy and Our children N York Mr. H. Hicks aud lady,
dol Mis- HEX. dol Mr Jarvis Boston tNo Mics JARVIS DO,
Dr Wafsiah. Cl.pham England sn'h, toj Mr. Hall aud
LADY jo Miss Helen Sharp New Yors Ms Lee ani three h
Washington Mr. and Mrs. Derheo three children and two
dol o. Andre and lady three children and ssrvani Ne
York Paul schmidt dol Charles schmidt do H. b. Inches Bos
w. w. Cutler, D. DO; P. Leyerns' Nv Oreinsi G.
6rss Col Graca A. Orlra, New York PHILIPPE Areaho do NJ
Abenhemer, DO; Horace Waldo dol }. J. Aserm'n do r.
WoodH ard Philadelphia Philip Siurner kentner Lo1sye,
Mrs sursbe Germany Mr Aeker. and Secretary John
Caieoso Hayau, Morri'se Hayre Mr. seaorook Charles
George H. Doane New Jer Manuel Nasnts Havana s.
6ayzunai, Lsber. New York {. Denson, PHILADELPHIA
Ferd Lotirar, Newyok D. r. Push New orleans 8relnt
and lady, Richmond. VA r. Ally harse-- jas heay. Mr.
EioWrcsn New Yoit G. Genos and ant. y o. Mr. Brmer,
Gaarj, Philadelphia; NJ w. L-att, New York VI Wood
mt Philadelphia; Capt Woody 4. A. Taouron, Philadelphia
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