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AHYUSE NIENTy.

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r. Scott. haritani. Mrs NJ. Jones. '"'''' ~'' .
rs'sss ceSdaser Aaai.asa, Q ssa.: .A
VIII be psrfaissSSsf fsSSkfl tho Opera Of
Elvra. sgnora Trufsi Benedstti
Carlos Sig snsvssssna. sss ssss"1.
Doors open hapast s. Performanoes to comnsnee as
and tho pubic 1sspssa
sIss Ssda
BAHnNun.s AMERICAN NysEyM-p. T. nARNUx.
snt Juns % al e talent As a. S
sa II h'G . sad ra s
AlSn sAsH ShEkhSSx
ee MI Hadaway followed by Leon Jayelli, Herr Cline
ANA jean LaTieu The Happy Family composed Of up
ARDS one trained Animals and Birds of the
vcfse tnd characters and and vet v
ing togeter IN the enclosure amity
esung friendship Admission TO the entire per-
Normances . CENTS Children under 10 years. l2
eNHE ORATORIO OF "ELIJAH" WILL BE GIVEN
by the New York Harmonic Society, at Tripler Hail.
on Wednesday evening" 18th Of June Principal parts
by Madame T. wallace Bouchelle. Mas Leach Mr. A. Ar
hurson ana Leach the youth trio and quarette by
hseaock; scprani Miss Honeywell and Miss q. Wray
ati Mr. w. Smith and A. B. Lincoln tcnori
Andrews and Mr. Henry Camp bass Orchestra composed
oil members Of the Philharmonic Society Conductor
dore Eifeld Tickets One Doliar be had principal
music stores and at the door, the the Oratoro
performance to begin at eight o'clock.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL GRAND CONCERT
BY l.. A. Benjamin and E. Won Heeringen's Glasses OF
One thousand Young Ladies' assisted by the Infant
Drunaner and whistler. only two and four nhs
CID, AZ Che broadway Tabernacle, Friday evening" June
th ls6 the exercises to consist of Vocal Solos Duets
Chorusss and Single and Double Duets three Pianos
played from Prof on eeringen New System Of Notation
Concert to commence ut quarter to g. Tickets % cents
FCHE CEiEBRATED NOVA SCOTIA GIANT BOY
Il Will hold has Receptive Levees at the
APOLLO ROOMS,
Monday rcx June 23d and every afternoon evening
during the week. The entertainments will be accompanied
with Music.
Doors tpen at 8 asd o'clock, Pm
Angus McKASKiLL
70 considered the greatest ondcr the physical world He
eight feet high. weighs four hundred pounds only
oeen years old. and is still growing.
Admission % cents: children half price.
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Shipping Intelligence.

Continent also are very favorable for the growing
Shipping Intelligence.
Sid for NYork May 81 st John, srich Eaele Galega;
II f:s s:ii
he West q Inteyr.s EirasesR Dsnis,on and sSn Tenn
fsi. b,sit rsss
cay r@sn S oas s @
eyds sssSna PIesps; IssSss:s Tsry a,nass Bs
SSs.p sari gs1 adams sayaeysr navrs; susan
M 'fSs r1ss bsfrs%s For Staten Island .r
r. John HP; eIS 10th cs.harns Liverpool for Boston So
sol Hrsnki. Galway FOR Bssmore, 9Th. J Bsshsrne
Arr at Cape Of Good Hope April a. Ocean Wave from
S G1s sS. sisGs S
ss ws ss ...ns e r
dfs ass isH. %
hs ys pg,ssh nss dn.msY sDsada
Ssnsss. sss; assiaa Ssii.
from Boston %ns ce pso.s .hsdss SON
ssP5s Erno!e Ia.h King Ernest August from rom
ssas'i ss'5 ssasiis
4hJ shepaea. Liverpool; 7sh, Phiadephi. do iosS
Queen Gravesns 18th. Adna. Liverpool; Joan do;
ss % MAY H
srset o. l. rie@s Sligo; DO pr,as1, ha%bsrs Hna
Gsssfs% Chat LSsSDs.l John Mysr;
Laura csmpSsl LyeEpool Miami Hrebe Charles Liliie.
~
Asa Cardin. for Montreal ''
MISCELLANEOUS.
CouIrANAv JUNE The Friendship. M'Cullcn, of sun
derland from GIagow to Boston, U.s.
the I'd June with plank startsd She
veyed and wi II proceed to the pert repair
LivKRpooL, June 9-The Albert Galiatin solor, from
hence to New foYk has put back leay having
Blaokwater Bank. and must disoharso.
SPOKEN.
June Margarst Evans. Liverpool for New York. &. X
iei and Hane, Rotterdam TO New York; lat 10 long
81 He ena to syar. Nav lat s. long ~ Limerick
New York, May lat 90 long " Midas Liverpool
York June 2 lat 80 N long Is w. Minerva Bremen New
York Gt NJ long q W. brig Wasiin yon of New York
May lat 49, long a. Rose Standish, Whampoa to boston
April d lat 10. long W. Florinda fam sipl with emil
Fuong S Onward. Liverpool to Philadelphia. May %.
UrrREcEpEN-rp DrspArcH.-Ths Europa arrived at
Halifax yesterday morning, at abost nine O'Clock but
owing TO the bad working of Of tho lines Of
Portland did not receive the fvs part of dispatch
till about two o'clock, r. H. at which hour the agent Of
the Associated P:ess placed q brief summary Of the
news In the oReiy telegraph Office at l5l broadway,
addressed to Western and 5oatLern papers The dispatch
left the Office in this city at precisely two O'Clock and
twenty minutes and delivered the Office of the
New Orleans Pcaytps at precisely two oclock-thus
beating time twenty minutes in its Transmission Tho
acknowledgment Of the receipt of the In New Or
ans was received in this city Mt few moments past
four y NJ, thus passing n distance Of upwards of
GOO miles Of telegraph wires in about hour and
three-quarters.
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npLcKEN.s rRivATE noTEL AND BOARDING. rs

npLCKTN'S FhiNATE HO1EL AND BOARDING Is
~ ttblishmsnt ~ Harley street. Catendsh square -rh.
nulcken Husband ~ the late Madam Quicken pianist TO
Majesty has the honor 10 that DC has htei
p hs spseous premises At the sbove address with union
o and comfort 90 tdar ~ 70 s the u
superior family hotel IN u. very centre Of tie
quarter sf the metropolis The oarr.l mod crate tn
A. Dui sken has been Indy permitted 10 refer TO tho fol
loving rentemen NVCo r. ". Lawrence. % Boston; Col
Van Allen. snd q. ". Gerard, Jun Esl, Of New York.
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RRoCGHAM's LYCEUM.mF0R THE BENEFIT OF Mr..
- lynne stase Manaaer Thursday evening. June 26
which occasion bnation of the
musical talent In the Union will appear
and attractive variety Of Full
Will be duly announced. Box book open
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France.

Affairs in France tranquil. Trade and commerce
continue to improve.
On Thursday, the Bourse closed firm; vcs having ad
varoed 80 centimes since the day previous.
The in Aigiers had been brought TO end by tho
suppression OF the rebellion.
The other continental is presumed TO have bceu
anticipated by the arrival of the steamer Arctic
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sTEAyERLEY HOUSE. CS. BROADWAY. CORNER OF
w TtAth etrest open for the reception company
house built expressly families with
arlors bedrooms ating and furnished in the
style A-estaurant Is connected with the house, fur
ashed with all the delicacies Of tho season.
j. W. RENAII, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-25

ROv ERY THEATRE. FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
- Miss Wemvss Miss Wemyss respectfully announces
her farewell Benefit for Wednesday evening 18TH when
viii be performed the Jlsy Of the STRANGER-Strangcr
{nrst time Mr EDDY Mrs haller, Miss Wemyss Songs
by Miss Hifert sr Hamilton. and Mr. Lefhngwell After
which MATTEo fALCONI. in which Miss s. Denim will
loo no yopen.
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,DAvuaoN HOTEL. LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY

having been just completed will be
the reception Of vsers 18th June. The Pa
5on Hots this spacious aud tasty BUILDING Jer
ey shore capae accommodating from 30 TO s0 ysters
with double fronting the t feet The ad
naseou. situation Of Long Branch on the sh.re Of the
cnghty Atlantc with its beautiful beach, bsthins and
shng be exceled Its saubrious air and invigo
eating has rendered yorte resort There also
will found nine alleys billiard tables and vehicles
pleasure Of the vers The table will be supplied
with the beet market Affords and the bar shall tesooked
gitk the beet liquors
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DAoopA. CLIFTON rARK. srArrx IsLANp.-rnIs

yJNtObf. Nisif ihN AKIN CiAlIN ISLAND D-ihlS
Aad attractive rscs of res1rt completed in
style q elegance ar taste unsurpassed ~ similar
rahishmert thr snd snd will orcu for tho season
Swnday. June - io5l Iliiton Park embraces of
about seventy densey covered With fine Fruvth Of
cid forest tree and having been tastefuy Improve ny
of The meet evbraed landscape gardeners In the country
rressnt ~ appaanco q rural beauty al
- Anytna ~ the vicinity - New ir. Ices and refresh
nsnts cf ali knds Quoit grounds. pie ME grounds
eamrmsnt and terrst grounds, Ac. bnner for military
cnpanies 4na Vthv parties. prepared aud served th
shar.st notice Stsmbaats leave Whitehall every hour.
SUNDAY. every twenty minutes. Fare. xpence.
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The English papers are unusually barren of Interest
Parliament had mbled and had voted the army
and navy estimates including three hundred hous and
pounds sterling to the expenses Of the Kar
Mr. Anseys motion respecting the State prisoners
Van Dieman's Land had been withdrawn. A new
measure having for its object reform In the Chancery
practice had been introduced in the House Of Comm
Doubts beginning to be entertained in regard to
the further prosecution By the government of the Ec
clci astical Titles bill.
The Great Exhibition continues to attract immense
numbers Of vsers daily but the working classes have
not, rs yet, so generally attended anticipated.
The Galway people are exceedingly rejoioed at the
prospect Of having speedy steam communication with
the United States
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NEW ORLEANS sERENADERs.-A CARD-rHE
~ undersigned respectfully notify the pablc that they
alone the original New Orleans
with eliows Mnstrels and whose
Europe and America for he past eight years have been
literally hontred by the first citizens
sting q the following eineI Swain,
the astonishing volint H. b. Buckley the celebrate De-
lneator Collins. the popular Tenor; and Mr. Buck
ley the avorite performer, who tho original New Or
leans Serenaders.' ] II, FELLOWS.
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HALIrAx TELEoRAHrr 0FFiog,
TUESDAY MopSrNc, June u.

HALIFAX TRLEoRkHrr 0FFiog, I
TUESDAY MoRNrNc, June 81 I
The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott from Liverpool at
haipast ii O'Clock the 14th arrived her wharf in
this city at quarter before this morning She
brought " passengers 81 Of whom go through Boston
She has has no specie on freight
The Europa experienced strong head winds aud did
not set square sail during the voyage
The three days later than that brought by the
Arctic.
AT midnight, on the nth, of the Maidens the Europa
passed large steam vessel supposed to be the Africa
The steamship Franklin Of the Havre line, arrived
Cowes on Thursday morning, in eleven days and three
quarters from New York
The steam propeller Lafayette to sail Monday
the l6h for Philadelphia; and the City of Glasgow for
the same port would sail the day following both with
full freight Of passengers.
CorToS since the sailing Of the Arctic has improved
and mddlng qualities nearly eighth higher The
quotations for fair qualities are-Mobe 5Zs; oreans
6E The sales Of the week 46Sl0 bales of which
speeuators took 200 and exporters e94 The imports
Of the week had been 81 $40 bales.
There was considerable activity in the corn market
and dealers operating freely than for some
time previously.
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HAMILTON HOUSE, PORT HAMILTON. Ills NOW

open aud receiving boarders for the summer One cot
adjoining the premises also 20 let HAWLEY d. CLAPP
sstssmbeat Trclsn leaves pier No. North River, and
- o'clock A. NJ. aud at and o'clock y ~ and leaves
FORT Hauiites st and 1lh A. NJ and at ~ add 6S r. ".
Steamer John Dart leaves Fort Hamilton stsh NJ and
l,iar foot Of CL AsnheTs atrret st Il. M.
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~ IDbU . SUahUEN.-SUHMEK SEASON.-MANAUER
MT John Sefton-Tickets 90 oents; Private Boxes So
Doors open at performance to
ves nights Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays Burtons
nights tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays The
and successful Rayei Family in attractive aad per-
racter ofJeanot. Mile Bertiu Nine Ciooca Mile Capsl
ard me Marzetti Wednesday evening June @ new fests
ofJEANk ETTE AND JEANNOT. To be followed by RO-
BERT LIE DlABLE. and ITALIAN BRiGANDS.
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DoWERS GREEK SLAVE WILL be EXHIBITED FOR
Il short time At the Chinese building, Broadway com
Pampllets "a.
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svNHk PAVILION HOTEL, SITUATED IN THAT
i beautiful and romantic place known Glen Cove,
L. L. for the reception Of boarders aud ysters
leaves New York daily at quarter befores Pm,
IRON Fulton Market clip. T. r. steamer also leaves the
Pavilion morning at half past ,hng the city at
quarter after o'clock The bathing at Clen Cove Is
Unsurpassed bv that Of other watering place the
Island. Carriages Saddle Horses and Sail Boats.
always BE- commanded The Pavilion is under the
.nent Of Mr. o<is 0rmtee formerly Of the Waverly Mr.
o has provided HIM elf With good servants could he
the city, For further Particulars apply TO the
rroprietors kaAson House. Nc. Chambers street.
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"AWAFANDA HOUsk, AT GHEENWUOD EAKE,
w 0ranIe county N. Y. THE house 10 situated at the
head Of Greenwood Lake ten miles from Chester and bat
four and half hours from the city. The N and ". Rail-
goad leaves from Duane street. morning and evening
Chester depot Stages leave Cooper hotel
the arrival Of the morning train New York.
10 the Iakeare 10 cent Apply TO H. ID.
THERON TELTER
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EELLOws MINsTRELs, AT FELLows NEW MUsI

EELLOWS' MINSTRELS. AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI-
cal Hall. 4ii Broadway, between Howard and Grand
streets; open night This justly celebrated
corps Of and performers under the s
the past have been with By
the elite end fashion from all parts Of the Union Feows
Muscal Hall Is Of the
buildings in the world Admission cents Doors open
u concert to commence at o'clock afternoon
every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
datou Of families commencing at three o'clock p NJ
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fSEA pArHIEo AT RoCKAwAy, l.. 1.-THE PAvI-
W lion Hotel for the reception OF yisitcrs Cars
Lsae shs scsts erry Brochyn AZ oclock A. W. andt
O'Clock n NJ for Iamaa whore stages will be IN readiness
20 CONVEX vsters 70 the house note LEFT t the Howard
9ote ccrner Ercsdvay and Maiden isne Ogden Smith,
Strens street viii meet With promp, attentien.
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AMUSEMEN

BROADWAY THEATRE-K A. MARSHALL SOLE
-. Lessee; y Barrett. Manager Doors open atT eur
san rscs Dress circle and parquet Family
ana third circles CENTS Gallery Private boIss
@ 70 w.dnssdsy evening June 25: will be acted the
arama oi GUY MANNERIN6-Coionel Mannering, Mr.
Teaf5i hr paSis hsry BeTrsam Mr. NM Domaie
MISS Cushman; Julia Mannerng Mrs. Abbott Flora Miss
neegenhem. 10 conclude with A MORNING CALI
derton. - - 'e~N ~-'' NA"-
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AuEPTuNE HoUsr Nrw ROCHELLE. NEW YORK
lN Peek. Jr rrorretsr-This dslightful summcr resi-
Aence Cor the Tor further particulars
inquire " Thompson, PeekS Niron Dt Roadway, corner
Of Duane street.
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RROUGHAMSLYCEUM, BROADWAY NEAR BRoONE
Circle and P.rquet 60 cts Family Circle
- cents Orchestra Stall Seats ST. Private Boxes S Door
SPeI at7h to begin ats o'clock Wednesday evening
Mr. Primitive Mr.. Chippendaie; Mike. Mr. Brougham Miss
tfms,s. tin Miss Mary Tayler JssGnstts Mr'
~ Johnston; susan, Miss Mary Taylor To conclude with
ne eytrayaganza entitled the QUEEN OF THE FROGS
king Eu minoso, Mr. ChippendAle Princess Carssma Miss
Mary Taylor; Open ON ietta Miss Julia Gould ~
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NEW ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLgy TRoUPE-s.
~ Samuel Sanford. Mansger-giye
Alexandria youngstown and Washington. d. e., during this
week On Thursday evening June - being for the benefit
of the Washington Monumental Fund.- Monday. June 30
the Orphans Asylum. SA weekly notice Of the above
Troupe Of their whereabouts will be given in the Herald
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RROUGHAMS LYCEUM, BROADWAY.-TMs POPU-
- lar and elegant establishment beautifully stocked with
scenery and wardrobe and all necessary appliances aud e
feetuay vsntatedh wheelere patent
nes to be let from July 7h to the middle Of
plieation TO be made to Mr. Brougham i5l Broome
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6SEA BArHINC-LoEG BRANCH n J.-TuE sUB-
W soriber v open his house for the reception of ysters
this day, June 2tst lsSl. HENRY ROWLAND.
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.sAcBEns HpAD.-TuE ,uoTEI. AT THIS pEALru.

- fu and tesant v,teng place. (tuate the SQUAD
A. cot t6 mile fto Nswsyea,b will open for the recap
ss q yister the lat Juiy under the charge Of Mr.
3am rosler The advantages comforts this favore
rlsee generally known and appreciated II
eentA enlarge them Coaches slwtvs
readiness the arrNsf q the hosts and from View
Yorh and elsewhere te conway 70 the Heal
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NArIoNAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srRsEr-BoxEs.
~ ITALIAN OPERA. AT CASTLE GARDEN.-MAx MA
retsek, Manner aud Conductor. Admission 50 cents
NIpnEsDAy EvxNISe, JUNE g
VIII be performed tho Opera Of

Doors open at haiEpast to commences at
y o'clock NO postponement account the weather.
holders OF tickets the
Informed that order complete the number OF opera
ghte this week. will
NDs evening OF che week. Saturday nos excluded.
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-p. r BARNUy

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL GRAND CONCERT
BY L. A. Benjamin and E. Won Heeringen's Glasses Of
One Thousand Young Ladies, assisted by the
Drunmer and Whistler only two and four
SIc ~ the broadway Tabernacle Friday evening, June
th Ol the exercises to consist Of Vocal Solos
Chorusss and Single and Double Duets on three Pianos
10 nj a nnar to ,kats
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CEA pAruINo-cArE NAY. N J.-coNaREss NALL

GA BATHIN0-CAPEh hAY, n J,-CONUkES5 HALL
~ fer the reception Of vster The proprietor,
shankfu f the liberal patronage heretofore received would
r~spccuily solicit those intending 70 Wait this popular
bathing place the present 70 make his house their
bone. s Arrangements and accommodstons he trusts.
viii be satisfactory to customers than which have
heretofore provided upon the Isnd The subscriber
hss aten good and attentive eelored
wants under tho conviction that they beet suited 10 the
place. w. n. MILLER.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
THOMAS II. BENTON.

Examination o. Icssys, &ICrse All lIophcat.
This case which has enlisted 80
much attention, being of u duel be-
tween G. IL Dibblc and>E. Il. Lundy,
in which Dibblc was Killed, was
brought up for investigation before
Justice Anderson on Sunday last.
On the part OF the prosecution, the
following Witnesses deposcd.
s. S. Graft, being duly sworn, re,
side; at Indu,try Bar, in Nevada
comfy, miner; was pre- eat at a duel
yesterday morning, in which George
NJ. Dibb,e and T.. Is. Lundy, fought
with deadly weapons Dibble was
killed by the shot Of his antagonist,
and died in about twenty minutes
was shot through the body; Charles
Z. G. Morse and j. e. MoYehead,
acted rs seconds, placed the men on
the ground. measured the distance,
and gave them the weapons; Mr.,
Morse was Lundy's sccond, and AIR
Morehcad was Di5b!e's second; saw
Mr. Morchoad loading 4 pistol in The
morning; don't know whether it wa;
pistol used on the occasion; thc
persons named as seconds, were re-
cognised as the seconds by tho .
around Cots rcyolyers were used
saw Morehead loading in the morn
ing what I supposed to be revolver;
both seconds paced OFF the ground two
on three times: the distance between
the parties when they fred was fifteen
pacts did not hear any word given;
I heard Mr. Db1lc say on the night
of the alteration, that he would " hold
lHr. Lundy responsible do not know
Of any written challenge.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
Z UOnES HOTEL.--Corncr .cansome y

Z OnES' HOTEL.--Corncr Hansome and
81 California streets, San francisco The
proprietor @: the above Hotel legs to inform
lis friend, ard thc public generally, through
ogt c state, that he has Iuet c7mplptcd in tho
very best MANNER extensive additions and rgIl-
ovatons to the same and is now prepllcd 10
aecommoda'c them in u notc superior style
th1u fnrmeriy
The Hotel fronts on SlusoInc stract | p feet
ord on t'1li or9ia 81. n1ti- ,hr,e stories hiah
The Ladies' pagor % hY So is elegantly fttcd
1P wi'h every cedgd to comfort and convent
tnce. ! he Dihng Rooms ~ by % is the llrg-
cSi aud most roomy in tJc state, The building
contains 50 rooms, furnished in manner not
10 be Surpassed with every attention 10 care
and luNury. and the terms for board as low as
my h'st class ho'pi IN the city. 3unoiS
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
san Francisro Advertisements

NToN landing a,.l IN storc-3JJ bo.s mack
' ercl, in halves and qrs.
CU) bbls clear ani mess pork, halves anil qrs'
23Q bags prime RIO nn! Costa Rica coffee.
E0D bbls crushed aud refined sugar.
.U) boxes pure burn. aui ground coffee, war
ranici.
G01 boxes pure sperm and adamantine candles
- bbls prime hams.
s. bales drills.
Packages sundries, viz:casc lard. cheese.
~agljncS, dorchester starch, Smyrna figs,
W ne btters. l.inon and ainccr syrups,
Back0cuy cordial, cherry bounce aal brandy,
Cayenne and black pepper, Durham mustard.
Raspberry vinegar, extract ground mint,
Pu.vafi2cd herbs, ligs crackers. tomato catsUp,
Case brandy, ,h rry and Maleira wines,
Crown anchor champagne, London dock part,
Old Irish and lIonou!, ho,l wh.skcy. lime iui"e.
Stuart's syrup, sour krout, Lucas brown stout,
Bovd's brown stout chamra@ne cider.
Lnhsters, CLANS and cOd"sh, in tins, split peas.
Extracts lemon, ginger, peach, cinnamon nnt
Celery, cigars OF varioaS brands, Ccnlra!
American beans. lA's C0goiinl rice, IN prime
order. For sale by
HUSSEY, BOND & II ALE,
Dnl9 I'm Sacramento ST corner bltterv.