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BowrRY TnEArKE --The same bill which drew large
auds Ast evening viii be repeated again morcos
night uam' ly the = Robbers,n aud the much admired
drama ced Der Freischut6 With the entire strength
q te company n the cast
BRoauwAy T,FsIRE sst appears tomorrow even
irg ~ lis celebrated pil called Nearnora" snppocted
lily he excellent stock cop8ry now engaged at the Me-
topoliton' theatre The en crtriaucnts viii concluis
with The sarcc Ct the "Two e nny castlesn
NuLos GArptS Tho entertainments Tor to morrow
evening, coust Ufthe very attractive fatures ta rst
caltd Forty ami Iiy after which grand illet di
1tCmtrt. SUD The nts will conclude wi h the
comic ballet diver .sement called " Stormy Night
BuRI IoN's TTrArRE-As usus this tayoite resort has
been ,ited by large astmbligcs during the past week
The announced for 10 morrow evening
the comedy Of Uncle John which will be followed by
NsTlos,I rurlrrr-Ths new Irish draria called
Eva the riyh Princes, which has been for some-
time in preparation, will BE- produced tomorrow evening
with the leading tatp o tho tbeatrein the cast This
piece will be followed by he ~Iighisnd Drover ahd all
pill ct include with the juror
W1J11K's Tnrarrr--The beautiful comedy OF Much
Ado About Nothing will coDme ths enter tanmsnts,
with Blake Lester Wecot Broughsm and other artists
Of great celebrity in he cast and the entertainments
viii cor clude with the aferpiecc called Only Ulod
AarRioA - MusrrNt--Tho farce. o. the Irish rutor,s
aud Domestic Economy arc the pieces to be presented
the TO morrow aftorncon and the successfu
drama OF the Orphan Dream VIII ba repeated In ths
evening
a coed programme for tomorrow evening, comprising
longs dances instrume ntal solos, and burl-sques
Woons MNsrREts advertise attractive selection Of
negro entertainments for to- mOtruS evening Woodssx-
eriions continue TO be crowned With success.
WHIrE's VABrrtrs.--MT J. s Chanfrau Mr John
Dunn Miss Abertirc, Mr z. White. and Mr. and Mrs.
MeIcd are 10 appear al this establishment to
night in liohy amusing dramatic entertainment.
Nile Darn cnt takes hfr farewell benefit at the Astor
Place Opera House Wednesday evening ext, which
occasion he vii bc assisted BY the entire strength OF the
French dnmatc cCmrary
M MfEthsnd the tistInguished comedian Of the
French company, takes his beneht Monday evening
Of the Astor Place Opera House lie viii be assisted By
the whole dramatic corps OF the French company.
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LEGAL NssTACES.

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Of Asesssnts and Tsxea in the city and county Of New
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spRsins or isns on sots sidss o d rs.
ssysso she norhsr street We line
sry strsss laid ous soorsd ssneat
NAP si he properly t,nsnt'S b opening RIA. ave
1881; Now Yori, Arr 1859 Richard AmermGn City SrT.
veyo-, hie n th Strees CoU missionecg o1ce
of The city of New York And also all ta1 pieces
cola o. land fronting lying both sdcs o. ,ne szeet
OF Forty second street tho oouthcry ado Of Eghsp
sonrn stres bounded the ecgt by HIe disaas hsl
way ocsvven gld trEt snd sveryo ~ and she
weet by line halfway dt&ni between said first
and Second ss aa out and cclord e s.t bs
Aefs uaF le aorl5s.d II ina oaoo OK ths street
Commissioner Of tho City X New York. And slso a the
interesting said Frss syoaae bowaeS the nothsrl5
dde Of Hghy sixth Srec and tho souheriy do OF 3ta
Aao the lot II the Of o lot 81 the northeast
Of 6th oreeb and First Also the lot es hs
First ALSO two lots IT the OK tho triangular lot
the northeast Of eh street end FIRST
the tsnglar loo a. The Of the lot Sc the north
of isltb street. aIi Eirst Also thp
o{ izss etrees and kiTs ke1, bree loss the
orthery side Of s st eTcse DIS shout tweAty teet
westerly tha westerly eide ef geid Er5t Aso,
Two io che osat as OF Flst Svcuue con tnous -
lxd sssset Also two iotg sc the Of land Of PHILIP
ledor the n0rthwnss oorneY Of First ayerue and
Jz2l strGss Aso, shgee l0ss owned by Philip Mile
deer she northwest corner oi 2d sr3ot and Fr5
avsnas. Also, plot ii sroune owned w Tha!ehc.
g. Payne al sho og LARD 81 James ChestorDanl be-
1wsen s and tGh streets az lying wost OF krst avcruo
and also slct living Tho nos side o. 24th street, dsns
ssvsntyaye feet Westerly ron tho Prrt zvenua Anawe
she sad GomssionesE do further give rcoc thas
ppyt in sbe above entitled matter. viii DO made sud prs
sonted 10 ths Supreme Cugt of tho Btsto o New York At
sfshs city cf New York on ssturdsy the dsy
ssmbsr @ and that .hSr and thore ers after
counsel can DO heard. mcsoa WILL ~ na3S .hss iaS
rsceFs 81 acEignled.
saheh a2ohshf !; EsgFsfs S osHn1sisa,s.
ExyyYr n. Dl2rxs, htsorroy,
Dated Wow vork, sses a. ise
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Terrible Shlpxyrenk.

TOTAL Loss or TIE AMERICAN snIP MOBILE AND
SEVENTY. TWO LIVES
We regret TO have TO record the total loss OF ship
Mobile, Captain Tarbox. OF Bath Ne, and for New Or
leans from Liverpool 9th ut c c,ev Of tcenv THREE
hands and sirt passengers all Of o ,oi he exception Of
nc pcfissed The Mobile sailed from the Merscy Tues
day morning with fair wind, and made good progress
throughout The dsy At midnight the captain went be
Iow leaving the fecord mate in charge with orders to
steer westsouth- and to call him (tho captain at
two o'clock sooner If the weather became threatening
At midnight the wind blowing fresh breeze from
cast north east with heavy which
violent gale.
On the captain coming deck at two o'clock he
found tho ship lee shore from which it was
impossible to eNtricate her the second mate hav-
ing, IL is said, mistaken his orders, and kept the
ship ON west north. west At half past
two Tho struck heavily Arkow Bank, and, shortly
afterwards commenced to break up. Efforts were
made 70 launch the boats but In consequences Of the
high sea they ,ruitless. few hours after the
vessel struck the weather moderated, and at IL O'Clock
Thur Gay mir two schooncrs hove in sight aud
immediately bore down to the wreck. One OF theui,
bound TO Giagow, took C four sailors and the only sur
wing paseengr and the other took the remaining four
sellers and landed them at Wexford whence they have
been forward, to liverpool A. instance of the lit
e chance il though, there OF any board
being faVed, an incident occurred which Is worth
lstirg In Tie cabin lady passenger who had up
wards Of 5o0 in gold in her possession which she offered
10 one g me eors but lac rejected the profercd gt
bt would baye no chance TO use it. In few minutes
fes swept the LADY o,eibosId The sailor, however
smtpg Tho saytd
Captain Tsibox and sn hands exerted Themselves to
the utmost to the ship until after another they
we're wathol away and perished The Mobile was 900
tons buTtben. and nearly new
immediately the news of the catastI cphe reaching
Dublin the American Consul hsstenod to the spot and
rendered what assistance he could to tho survivors
yic Swedhh Vice Consol is alec spoken OF as having
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

The Rev Samuel Brown Willie, ID. n. eminent
preacher Of Philadelphia died Thursday evening last
DR. Wye was for more than half century pastor Of the
First Reformed Presby yterian Church lie occupied aso
for many years the chair of Theology in the
Of the church Of which he minister aud was pro
fcssor Emeritus Of Ancient Languages Ia the Unisertv
Of Pennsylvania lie died in the S0h year of his age and
the 63d Of his ministry
Old Lady Sanderyon. Of Lexington, Mass (-ays the
Boson Tfarsller 18th Inst memorable for her kud at
tonton q British soldier who wounded az Lex nc-
ton. in liTh dgd this morning about Elk O'Clock Sas
vasiu u0r 4t5th 1vat
N. teVed = sPlGsy IN .0ag.e&, - "a
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The Arctic brings the following note from Captain
Williams Of the slip American Congress (Griunell
Minturn's line) dated
LoSpor, Sept 27. 1852.
On the l1h day Of September inst in lat ~ IL north
lon Al o. fell in with tho bark Baltic, Captain Honey
WE'LL OF Philadelphia bound from LelhoIa TO phiiaie-
pha with cargo Of marble and rags Ia sink0g con-
0iion the crew having been at the pumps for fy two
h0uEs The Captain and taken board the
Antcar Congress- and tie bark abandoned 20 her fate
Yours respectfully, JOHN H. WILLIAMS.
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EXE,gEss AGENCEEs

pTpToEp A co.'s MKT REGULAR CALIFORNIA,
- Oregon AID South American Express VIII 90 iorWsld
On the eropdd steamer Illinois Oct J "a charge q
our messenger Rs usual Shippers N pgas0 send
an their goods early small rargel received tu x op
che asy " sailing. nEkFoRD y CO. hseer hoH'e
DEgroWD & co.'s EXPRFss NAIL FOR ChfFoR.
ID ria. sootlt Amrica Nfc 81, sandNiah lelAnd' AaA
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The ETnpslon Of latun


We bave been favored h the perusa of private lot.
tsr late the 10th Sept thu lava To have
taken another direction and Il fast approaching ao tbs
Inhabitants of which 20 the wood outttcg do wn
their che anul trees and Of course heir
coastipg vese the Nongibe,io. wnen lyug At aecor
Caianis has bten covered with sal amnoniao tho
Issue fiom tho mountain specimen has been sent TO
this isAi and has been pronounced ot the vety best
quality. The mountain soDt it forth in vast clouds
We tr the following graphic account Of the lava u
ielt.r dated Caania. August 20 -
Vestcfday after breakfast reached HafaraDa from
the lasa hCuFe in the yiage Tho lava gun ot
dsaDoe and at that distance tho heat very great
The manner in which the extraordinary and frightfl
torrent sdYsnced s not to be decbedit must he
1t moves slowly and uninterruptody; thc first IL
may self rise fall at the least oh ,tacle
they encounter then send forth streaDlets here and
there Iecede, extend themselves and ayaio advance
Now IL IL heard continued sound Of glass breaking In
the frc-Do hing moreand now imtnepfe "a snc-
cesds Every and then IL IA arrested denoting the
presence of greater oD tacles or Of wstor.
BY day all this grand mass preFshs appearance b.
tween ROD and yellow sometimes duh sometimes Urght.
III describe tho spectacle by nght-that dull
stream OF rcthcse clouds of aches and phureous
pofs- beyond description aud subj mely horrbls
The streams of lava much higher than ths
rounding land for the former beds have become cold
the new lava flows them
In truth nothing can be more picturesque could
divcst ourselves Of tho feeng Of misery and grief which
peryades tbir bspless region.
The lava flows over the Iichest aud most cultivated
part OF the covnry destroying yney oil of
fruit trees houses. Conceive tho misery that
has fscn On many prcpretors and oolopists
Since writing the above have accounts from Caania
to the 2dh September up to which date the eruption
continued, but without having der troyed any village
though rich yineI ards woods &c have bee devastated
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s wesS and life and property bat fsy defended. Two
tniDgr sesm aoso,u.ay necessary Ihc mmediale des
patoh OF police or military force adequate to preserve
order and the withdrawal OF convots from csuntry OF
such strong tenpta ms 10 aud facilities for the
commission Of crime.
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India.

Letters and papers by The overland Indisu mail 10
bsnd The tcitgnphic despatch received per steamsbp
America has already announced tho uw features that
the news present Dates from Bombay TO LIST Sop
tenher. and from Calcutta August 10Th
Disturbances seem again likely TO break out on the
Northwestern frontier OF uipdossn Along the eastern
boundary peace undistursod The ale country from
Pcshawar Kurrachec had been deugcd with rain aud
the Indus had osed ts banks dong gro dsmage-
Sey shocks Of earthquake felt st several places in
Bengal Presidency about half past four, A. A.. August
4th. ship named the RunUy niedo ~as TO sail from
Bombay for Australia about the Goth OF August with
enigrauts many of them Anglo Indians who thnk thsy
better th0r condition 10 the gold country riot
took place at Repares August I'd but quieted BY
detacbnltn mt of cavalry with wbips.
The reipforcemcrts fr Burmah on their way tn
Madras and Calcutta for embatca'ion To RaDgoon Ths
army, which will be assembled la November will number
20 900 OF all No reliable Information respect
ing advance Prove has trsnspred. All fears OF
invasion of Assam III PEELED by the conduct Of the
Raab of Munipore frontier nly OF the British who has
organized force 10 bar the pas' ago OF tho Burmess
through bis country for which service It IL presumed hs
Will be- rewarded by the British with slice Of the Bur
territory.
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nAxCv ARrICLrS,

HUGHES DUPUy & CErnANar, NO. 7s wrr
liam street, Up ssfs Importers Of Fancy Goods, JcA
va herin iIon ArheloH Combs. brooches, Bracelets
H'k rYe.t HattsrE Faral iGltttict 4 ealfy BrUsics
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


Tho camp near Pesth has been srokcn up, and tAs
troops have gone into ~uter quarters The expense q
the maBouvre Is calculated at three miilisos fsnss.
Ea'ber expensive psstime
Field Marehal Radetzki s about 10 rrtkU hom aeass
Vice 10 mis- villa M Ksybach I In said ths tsas
OF the Duke OF Wellington has impressed him 1uplAss
~ with the fact that sionay Fvld Mssseas
die
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1t would seem that nothing definite has yet been do
sided respecting trans atlantic packet station Accord
ing 10 the Lmeick Chronicle, the Rev Peter Dsly OF
Gswsy has received let er fom Earl Derby conveying
ha ashurarce that announc peCtng the pr0
ce ding Of the committee appointed to inquire into the
merits Of the various ports had ransprod BY the
thority OF goyo nm.nt
Friday last several reports tho state OF the pota0e
TO the Poor Law Guardians by tho
hcvirg ocers OF the Galway Unions From tneee reports
II would appear that taken in the aggregate very fair
crop win be ccurtd and tnst the prices OF this pie
food Of the ptopo will be erisy under those oil last
year
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Prince Gustavus Duke of Upland. second s0u Or sds
King ~ Sweden. died NJ ChrirtAna the 18th ut He
landed there with the King Queen. tue l8h au9
complained ofndisposon. Nert day he seixed with
ylolent fever and died
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N Iucchi chemist in the service Of the Voeroy Of
Egypt has discovered the OF cariyiog th@ oil
uscted from h grains ~ cotton and rendering IL for u
N manufactures The Niceroy has secured TO th dis
covers the exclusive right for ten years Of clarifying
and selling the oil
On tho 18th ult fortress at Tunis accidentally blow
up and did considerable damage to the city.
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SPORTING .

GrCRTINC--TO SPORTSMEN--ON MONDAY. THE
~ 18th % October shooting match will off on the
Hohoken mtadOss TO commence " o'clock IL the day
fair, fnot the ucxt fair Gay. 1herO Is fine double
bareled gun TO lie sh for 200 birds viii be tho ground
JOHN TAYLOR.
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Letters rom Bologna a the 2fh ult state that several
asassinaticps for political had takenplaco at Lu
40. in Tho IL man states
letter from Milan 25th ult states that the property
IL the Jesuits Ia Lombardy Is about 70 DO 10
thtm.
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DRorEssoR nARTs cK~Ar MOVING rANoRAxI'

a STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-AONDAY, JCTOBER
n lS-Bsneft Of the popular French comedian, Mons
Nenehand which the hole strength Of the Now
Orleans French Drsmatic Cunpa will apps in throe
pioces-UN iNSlEuR ET UNE DANG, LIE FLAaRANT
DELFT, wICUE D'AMOUR. Prices OF admi9son-Firss
aud Second Tiers 60 Third IOr % Doors
At 6ts; to commence Mt TX
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nor pHlLApELPrIA DIRECT 20. s. NAIL AMI
= EsPress Lines, through in iour hourc-New Jersay
Railroad vic Jersey City, leaving New York ~ A. w. foo
81 Cortisnds street, oand 5S p. NJ liberty street Ysre q
For first class, anu 81 " tor aOcond clare In aud A.
Nsturn 81 and9 Al VI. snd 5ts r. n. Baltimore, wash
zngtop Norfolk aud Charl9scn through tickets cold sh
81 T.. lines.
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Louis Napoieon continues his journey ard was last
head 81 ct csrhonue
great has been made IN Paris by the ssros-
tination VI Mr.. Moiton correspondent of the Load,i
Daily hews by Mr.. Bower correspondent Of the foados
HoHtrg .adrufisCr II would that 70 mad sus
Ic!on OF GRIMM al in inacy txisg between hs vie add
Morton; and tho latter ccmirg into his apartment
moment wf en- these suspit.cns Rad received coniml.
tit Bower struck him On the neck with dinner knife
be hal in his hand and killed him on the spot Bower
has yet eluded arrest
The Marquis dc DommartiD. Mayor Of Uzes ia the
Gaid. was muldcfod ON the 30th ult A shot from
muset ru at him ~ he leaving his house
early hour OF tbc ing Neither the cause q tho
crime nor its perpetrator is known.
Letters from Bett that the greatest activity
Is obteryable In the deck yards Of that town Several
Seese lave been ordered ior immediate preparation
IL Is stated however that the ships tiny out are
to convey troop to relieve the garions in tho colo
mics.
Jourdan and NJ eougere editors Of Ia, Si,cts have
been severely sentenced years Imprisonment aud
fine Of CO. francs for having written and pub he'd IN
article entitled Two sorts OF Debtors which Is consider
cd ltstllous on thegoyerDment
The MesS0gd dc GGud states that all tho heads Of the
linen actcres IN that neighborhood have just held
meeting 10 take into consideration the prl ent critical
situation Of their business Ia consequence o the
cal diaoIences between Belgium aud France. The ct
ing eventually decided to sad in memorial to the Bel
GUM gov mt, 10 impress Y the necessity OF immc
dntey reauHlng the negotiations
4 numeeE Il pacaros, particularly Offensive to the
r1iuce President have been posted st Lille the authors
~ which are q course bepg diligently sought after by
tho police. Here is specimen ofthe most atrocious
MEASURE or CENTRAL sAfETY-DEcREE OF THE
PRECEDENT.
In otnfeu,nee n tbo ordinary oqgseity u women sud
tic mifch which roeuits from hsyc, after matare
dcil ton, deere I'd A. follows
ArCle 4, That all women shall be muExlcd Given at ST.
Cloud, Sc. LOUIS NAPOLEON.
Count dc Card-rguia charged with a private mission
rCm the Brazilian government has arrived In Paris His
mission Il said to be the affairs Of LIN Plata lie
Gently charged With a mssion to trquiza at Buonos
Ayres.
On the night cf tho Goth ult., NJ Chsrconnsc pupil
0t The Observatory Of MRrees, discovered another
planet IN The constellation res At midnight It's right
ascension degrees as minutes, and It's northern de-
Clration degree sG minutes On the 2lst at 10 hours
10 minutes It's tight ascension degrees 80 minutes
ann It's dalItn az minun. n lia
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CENTREyHLE COURSE, l.. I.TRoTT Nc
~ Tuesday. Oct 26 At ~ o'clock L. M.-Pursc, S31e.
Three mile heats, d. Talm1n entes stallion
ST. Lawrence j. kicheeu br. stallion Cardinal
ii, Woodruff enters gr. stallion John Anderson.
JOEL CONKl4tN, Proprietor.
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HoRsEs, CARRIAGES, .ss,

noRsEs, oaaREAeEs, ss,
SlOO \. d Esog S5GEr9M
since 27ta o. August last dark horse aiteen hsads
White tGs T5 STs 'Te %
ward win ho paid HE return Nictown and no qucs-
ons asked proport!onae part will be psd for nforma
ten Of his Whereabouts. WG. KING.
A GOOD CHANCE TOR GENTLEMEN NOT REqUrR-
"A ing the use Of their horaes this winter They oan have
them kept reasonably aud provided with the worry 6est
stabng and excellent but shor distance in
The evening.
A BEAUTIFUL, wELL-BREp MARE FOR SALE
"a Can trt mile in three mnut and iftssn sscondr
and under the saddle Color blood sorro Also lisSt
shifting tor wagon and harness Tas whole will be soli
WILSON'S stables BesoSer r. and cro.y sreoss
EoF sALE-i soRREu MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD,
-. I'D gentle, and good syellsi also, a-t-s Ssaoa,
* Apply SSIl :s iss
horses Of fell sixe ger toness. speed and action and
In every respect desirable FOR family Aso ay
ttablo 1856 Ninth street Second avGada
T,RAY HORSE roR sALr-suIrAnlr ron A CART
~ or sroeer's wagon, Apply 70 JAMES NhrhAN, ~
WINTER sTABLING.-TwENTY HORSES WILL Re
grain extra. Apply At tho desk q TIE Horaid onos,
owners will be assured that their animals viii receive
csrc and attention.
.m--.---.-
aEEMJEtUGy
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A STR yIoGY.--DR. g. w, RoBACR. FROM SWEDEN.
n lasly from Philadelphia eaers his services 60 tho
ctrsot New York. Ho Is able 10 foreta Iast present
and future events. Ieo-ades ~ conts gentlemen, 81
Nativtes calculated and read In full eordug TO the
oacci aud macu inc sgns-iadits 81 genslemen 81 6l
Nptitfe8 calct lsted-isdes ~ gcntl men S. 0hice.
No white street New Ytrk where letters post paid will
receive immediate attention. For psrtculsrs daily
tapefa Almanacs te procured at tile Office, gratis.
wl,sre cer,i6estes can 10 tecn.
NT.TkNoNNy yADE EASY, o. now TO WIN
WI Ioyer-Trofe6sor L&Wton Boston, formerly ~ Lor
dcn will scnd any addceg rsesrt o. one aosr posi
paid pla o enable isdiee OK gsntcAsn te vii
tho devoted aRotiens otes many q tas eA as thc
hearts may desire The process simple, bue eaIH
ssnE tka all may married, rtespeetve q ass tppesr
ance, position and last though aot eas ~ can nc
rsnyea sith such sud delitncy that detecor s m
possible. Address Professor lawton, Boston hass ~
sttsrs taken frem the Pest ofce, unets te reSNsc
paid.
MRS. PRIwsTER, FROM PHILADElrWTA, TEN-
lvI dcrs hor the ades and gentlemen ot hts
nty IN Astrolosy, Love and Law matters Interpreting
Dreams &e by books and science o0uetSny rolled hy
NRpocon aud will tell tho of tho lady gentleman
Mcy VIII worry also the namcs q TIC ytrh kssiaente
" Great Jones steet corner Bowery Lades hfty cents
gentlemen onc deliAr.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

The United state. Fl,Op Of Sc Louis Captain Tn
gram tTCHty ytNo days from Norfolk Va arrived at Glib
the 18th. and lei. for the Mediterranean the
2.d uit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

NOR SALF-EMPHATICALLY CHEaP-h SPLENDID
story cottage house. pleasantly situated Van
derbt avenue, Brooklyn. Terms Possession given
imno diasely Address Ii. NJ L., boz ILL., brooklyn Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRIkGs.-rrs
IN OF tho Now York and Harlem Railroad leave tht
xty usi station New York daily tsundcys ereeptedtl
Al 10 o'clock A. MMail irwin 10 Chatham Four Corners
h khe Railroad for Albany aDd Trey
Lebanon srsng ptsheid Springfield snd other interms
aate citations. at O'sioot r. INSTRUMENTATION ttsL
% Chatham rour Corners connecting With western WaN
road going east Passengers for Lebanon SPRINGS wii aEs
tths 10 O'Clock A. train 10 Chath Western aiiresd
Canaan bnd stage 10 Lebanon, arriving early ts same ~
N. SLoAT, sureristendsH,