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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
WJ. II. TOWNSEND Il Co.. No. 7O1

Greenwich have iust received from auction large
Of Black Ss TO which they invite special ssn
ton Also Meribos Shawis, Desines Flannes Blankets
&c lsue varied so;k u Carpets, Oil Cloths Rugs
Shade. 40, ct the lowest cash prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
CLoAKs Arp MANrILLAs.-Ey ery Nov,

city IN the above named articles per'ons esied the
su liter In Parf ,wteady - the Pa Il Msntili
Dor I'm No. SOL BIos6wsv to <hch the attention Of the
iadiss 10 re- ptStfuy invited As spendio variety ofn
ais, China fe ch nd Other Shsw and ch assortment
Of fancy Furs, auviug by every GesInoc
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To DEALERS IN PLAYING CARDS AND

10 DEALERS IN fLAilN0 CAkoS AMI
SrArosEEY.-The Cossress Gard and Stationery Mstsc-
tory No IS Nesys, furnish Paying ana Ensmes I'D Cards
OF every cescption, OF superior stock aud finish aud AZ
lower ries hsn be purchased els ghsre Also making
their own sok they viii pratt Business and Address CsTds
CHEAPER and better than will DC afforded by any other
PRINTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
RICH CARPEriNGs.-SMTH Il LOUIS

PAPER WAREHoUsE.-WRIT PA
rERs BY THE CASH ONLY-CYRUs w. FIELD Co. No. III
Ciin Ateats for the NctOTs Mills aad Agents tor
almost AL the Pspey Msuufsc IN this county Of
fer bi sale very favorable (mush lover than mill
pTcea Of the extensive 81 desirable stocks OF
American, FIench ard English WHITING PAPERS ever
skoxn in the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
HOSIERY AND UNDLR-GARMENTs.-

RAY ADAMS In porters and Manufacturers, Ne sol
Broadway opposite the Metropolitan hotel olsr to tho
public choice selection OF Hosiery md Embellishments,
unsurpassed in quality, variety Of styles aud lowness OF
prices call from all in want Of sleh goods respectfully
solle ifeA
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~ Southern and Western Merchants

would ~ well 60 purchase Mrs JERyiSs Cold Candy
cle OF andnbs-d COCO reputation for cOushS colds and
other puoora complaints This article testified and Ger.
thed TO by the first Of the country is sold the prns
pal Office. No See Broadway, By Mrs w. JEWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Excuse

on LIeUID hAIk DYE, color the hair whske the
mont &c applied without injury 70 the hsr skin ID
b ssshec mDeds toy without disturbing the color
improving the and oonfens elasticity to the hair
10 10 applied soc ct CRIsrADosos No Assor House-
Private applying the dye
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" PETERSON q HuMrHRErs, No. 379

EprOpe and the Auction Roma unusually large and ee
CANT sock II Cerpengs SURPRISING IN biisncy OF coors
riches design and hnsh anything offered In this
market Many patterns exclusively and not TO be
bund elsewhere Also the renowned Worlds Fair Carpet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

TEAS.-The best assortment of fine
Teas viii be found the store OF the Canton Tea Com
pany No l Chstban-st between Pearl and Roosevelt
the ol6est Tea establishment the city We assure our
readers that they 10 heater than else where. either
Wholesale or retaiL They have no branch stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20

CRYING Babes CRYING BABIES -
Are all the rsse at TuT1LES No St5 Broadway large
invoice lust received For sale Wholesale aud retail AZ the
lowest prices Remember, Gro. w TUTTLE's I'm poham,
IA thsN No S45 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07
Opinions OF the Press.

Frcm the Hartford iCoun) Times, (louson,) June
The wort Is done. The Democratic Natopai Conven-
ton have finished their labor and the result the
~ unanimous nomination OF Franklin Pierce of New
Hampshire.
Theuomination was Effected on the 4olh bellot ani
there was general feeling Of uuaains the par. Of
the convention
lie viii tc elected. The great States OF Now ToI and
Pennsylvania will go for Pierce. cnd tho South and West
viii give him On oyGrWbclmi2g vote In New England
he viii receive the enthusiastic supper of the democracy
who VIII be proud q the opportunity ot sustsining
didate Of tlcir own.
lie will receive cordial support from III quarters Of
this great republic as any man (With perhaps single
oxepton) who has been mentioned in connection With
the Presidency.
Con. Pierce was ttkeu IN Il compromic canliItt
on whom The ricajs of the different candidates could
unite In harmony and good felpg lic has sooht
the Office for which he ha iecn nominated. As c4ndi
date hc Is unexceptonhlG and han o3 fjr his tr-
umphaut election lie viii be III. President OF lhc
United States.
From the Albany Journal lSoott) Juno .
FNANhlIN FIERCE, on n. II, THe 1000 f0C3 CAS.
DfpArs r0R THE PRESIDENCY.
tbs iupti nat ioct was announced Gs Eo wee ug9ee
goilg 70 prcs, Tie result reached OIL tia rN..y-
ninth ballet The particulars, lar mugnici'eJ.
will Lo found under our Telegraph head sr Pierce h3
been ionow1at prominent poiticiar fr twcnty years.
having occupied several pots Of scal Importance ii biz
native state aud scnts in both houscs q; Congre 40
i5 net and mover has been Of commanding IT,
lcntsandh he owes his nomination rather good luc hll
to 1ithet personal merit prc eminent fitness.
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

HAt1MoREi June D 4nl@.
Tie Lest nag or Ms Dcmoeratic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
efhe Dciego'es-7He Nctaiogtsoa n Pierce &c.
The Convention assembled tltis morning, und,r he
mot intense aud universal anSety The centre Of tho
great hall appeared be denscIy filled than usual
with delegates. Of which there upwards cf x hun.
dr,d Tho south end. tho raised platform was occu-
ried ~ thousand two privileged spectators The
noh end by r.o four thousand people anl the g4l-
lgrCs al round ~ three thousand Iie ladies
occupied tie gallery tic chair 1t magnificent
scene; and lie vast appeared 10 Ie animated
with i importance q The crisis to democratic party
to tc hg party to The destnc oi tic country and tho
incres.s ol mankind throughout tho world for IN those
thing, hang T. great extent, upon the future alnin5-
trGtlon & cor icderal government.
Cn tlc frst ballot This morning. Cas- up to 40
votes, Ruchenan fol down 10 ~, and Douglas to 81.
ton htr vote announced iOr Daniel s. pckins0a.
tIid general burst fnFplausc. al this iuncturo sr
liairson W common consent speak His speech
ytu VIII hay received " tho most beautiful incl
GlLt ly III cdls. q the whole eJny ntion frsm ha
iscurire The democratic ladies' Of Baltimore are an
le4 1ac they determined II make demonstration .1r
h.n t@day They accordingly appeared armed With
buntla ~ considerable quantities, and when Mr Dick
u rcdc ty dccned being candidate and pleaded Cor
hoques Gn around him. aud the opposite gall a.
G9fNft o. owned his voice with their lus.y chserns
aiQ tN'Mbs compliment the fold vote Of ViIg mia IN
ot&drH! Convention Of The democratic party bong anta
aer ~ ni' popular vote % the State. / compliment
81 rb'ch any m',h may b. proW1-t T. cpmpdosal tool
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The Young Mems sVhig General Commit
tee-The Scott Party Trimnanl,mnt.

At The meeting Of the Young Mems Whg General
Committee, held Friday evening, and which did not
break up till Saturday morning. there great de-
bate ON the resolutions introduced by Mr. Thncher
and the amendment by Mr Nicholas Carroll. The
resolutions uderc to the decision Of the National
Convention. The amendment Of Mr.. Carroll was TO
adopt the Compromise measures OF Congress
Mr.. Daniel Bovcy Third ward) presided
Mn CARROLL affirmed that the Compromise a whig
measure, and sustained by many eminent wings
and endorsed and demanded by most Of state convcn
tions at the South. cn.rtss RIDDLE denied that the
Compromrc was supported by wings of their prn-
cipes and pointed to the whe platforms of 1910 1914
and 1873. that subject and to views Of the wings
Of Alabama, South Carolina. Texas Georgia and states
Of the South where the whi- organizations had
been utterly abandoned, IL ridiculous to mention
them HcCtAcd that the wings os any Of the Northern
States had called ior any material modification
Of these measuics aud wondered why no notice
had been taken by Mr. Carroll of the movement by the
Maryland Legislature, for The repeal of The Fugitive
Slave law. and To render ii e.eaci1us The Sooh
sick ara tired o this eternal ag alton Of the nay
andtotay q the Commomise. lie read extract from
letter Of GOV James g. Jones' his friends IN Tcnnes
scc iu relation 10 the whg Congressional Caucus He
considered the courie Of stephens foombs. &c Of the
South in quite = ;, ase rs tho Northern All aors of
the school If m. Vow lors gfcss and Eu1lo CgmRsy-
ciai .3drTtisrs The hlar hqh, Genys anl Outlaws Of
tic aquth, were doing more i1r tipyory agitation
south lccmurg convinced ofthc fact. re was op-
posed tomaaug hs new issue portion o the Wing plat
ioiin, and aid 1t sell me ol Fooo Go to pl0daca
miechcf and would result IN no beneft
y. ". MoaeANe, cf the seventh ward. also opposed
Nr. Carroll srl>auton and Lad ye; t9 know thtt the
ComItomise Wa7 Wig measure. tail recently the
wing party considered the free ao!l party of the
county but those qutatons ha& he.a settled Ind he
wac opposcd ~ dittnbipg ulen. Ghe whi1s of the
Scyents ward he'd not Gent h'a 90 the Toure Mems
Wig ComMtte tp endorse the CpuPtuliacs amt .yr his
Part Le doubted Che policy ol doing ~ as The ws
state by tl.ca g yer. so.ng cainPromi.cs.
81 t.rff trntlf
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WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA.

WLMNGToN, n. c., June q, 1852.
ricrcc and King most acceptable to the democracy
Our delegates pronounce Pierce the nominee Of the South
SOUTH CAROLINA WILL GO FOR PIERCE-GENERAL IL
COMMANDERS CONDUCT DIsAPPRovED, ETC.
CHARLESTON, June 6, 1852
The nomination Of Pierce received with great
Prise and many inquire 'who is he - Dispatches from
prominent Southern delegates youch for Pierce being
ceptabe to the South and he will consequently receive
the vote Of the Palmetto State.
The South Carolina papers quite indignant at tho
attempt Of Gen. Commander to represent tina. State ia
the convention. The Winyah Obscrrer publishes the
Of the forty slgners to his credentials and
adds that thirtyone not born in the district and
twenty not natives Of the State: fifteen whigs ami
nine ilgye righ. 70 vote in The distriet.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
4 pNINIsrRATeRs, SALE OF REAL EsrAT TAI,

A DMrNIsTRATeRS' SALE OF REAL EsTATE-TnE
~ stbs ihers, administrators Of William
by rder Of the Orphans Court the county OF Mo
mouth. granted April term, 1872 win eel public vcndne
the premises, Saturday next the 11tn or June be
Of he .ad day the follow ing described Of land
formerly lived, situated in tie townships OF Ocean and
ants Of D. W. Cories, John Nanderyeer and Others
ahe about seventy acres OF we'll improved land suitable
1Geg or other farming PURPOSES and altogether most
Nalr0tie property This farm has larPc c0mmodious
hor e. yaS9nhcuse large barn corn cribs hou.c and
Len hpn4 two Wells oil water fruit trees different kinds
an alre orchard plenty Of good mar and mover aag
stream oi water through the arn also ab0ut acra
thaSttry Iept upo some French rap ery pagts. Tits
properly within few hundred yaras Of tht thrlnr y-
laSeet Eaont}wn ana three miles to anOr sst Two
miles ~ thc othtr No. 2 small farm, Gtatsd "a tie
township shge sbury containing ao,rt thiry a,f,s of
tty esrJ truck labd On this lot g3od tory sue,
tetn, - reeat some strawberry tnd yt,aea ,spbcuy
plants. No Z. y ict OF woodland, containing about
se5oaty, netcsi on whoh is inc frcwth ~ rna aud
COX tmier adjoining lau6s Of Edm0n Eoi5s dtut Urbn
ma oher 70 ~ sold In lots Of ave apl upgafd
sttt puftlattfs. 10. ), lot of woodland Daal iH
Nccah teWr h ontp9ius Two soros. Moo Alot ofwo1d
HNt thtotea ~ Folsf, "a otcNn tawbahlp taiau
t0. nsres Sa'e to commence oa thg asn. Conditops
tn tH tAY - tRo ANY rptsons WiflaG - 81 Il tA9 IL
YO etg tere e say e sals it te shown tbom ~
at Auateta, or hr u. Kelley ca thu atopostv Ea.5n-
tefl Hl.ta t.9I tp. Aenmopss 81 'rtg, q, ].
lRNN@ AH CORhtE :.
lNlfFA.N sti{44s.S N@sl"#'.A''fh
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CORPORATION NOTICES,

~
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- Comptrollers ohice until Iusday June 3 1862 at
o'clock T. NJ ior tho whole any part Of tho under
l. s2C060O of 1.-THE New York city Five per Cent Stock
G Docks and Slips authorized BY act Of the Legislature
Of this State passed June 20 t5 snd by ordinance
h Common Council Of this city approved by the Mayor
shares the value Of which will be S00 each share and
will bear the hyS per cent per annun
payable quarter yearly The stock win c made redeemabe
year 1915 and $50 O0o tho rs day Of November in each
OF the years 1874 1876 and 1876.
= $4,000 Of public Building Stock No g. authorized
~ Of the Legislature Of this state passed uue 2
cy approved By the Mayor May 90 1862. The said
Will embrace thousand FIVE hundred shares par
Of which will be 500 each SHARE and will bear interest at
the rate Of five per cent payable quarter yearly
The stock will be msde redecmable as foowsS5cGN
the first day OF November in the 1850 S500 the
first day OF November in the year lS and $50 900 the
3 Sl50000 Of "Croon Water Stock" authorized by
cfthe LEGISLATURE Of this State passed June 0 S5 and
BY the Mayor May 9oth 1852 The sad stock will embrace
thousand hundred shares the par value Of which,
viii be hundred dollars each share and will bear ne
rest at the rate OF y cent annnn payable quarter
ofFebruary, in the year 1890
4 S5 900 Of Building Loan Stock, No 81 authorized by
ordinance Of the Common Council by the Mayor
April 2st 1872 The said stock will embrace two hundred
and y shares the par value Of which, will be- 500 each
share and will bear interest the ratio of cent
deemable the FIRST day of November In the 1870
The proposals will state tho number of shares and also
the particular stock desired and the price that will be paid
cd will be required to for the stock awarded to him
within three days after having been notified by this Depart
ment Prcposas will! be addressed to tho undersigned,
nna M TsSIR snS rsls
CoMpTRoLLrn's OrrIcE. New York, May %. 1862.
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Military Affairs.

= Board cf Nstcrs appointed by The Secretary Of
Ntr organized at West Point Tuesday, the lat
int ly choosing Col Hammond, prsident, and Profcs
taswell, Secretary On the samc day, tho various
eos Of the academy wore inpecio1 and Tho cadets
reviewed. On Wcdnesjay tAe eSaln'a isoo vi tue
,oi9 was commenced
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PETER sBURG, VIRGINIA.

pETERsEIRo, June o, 1852
Dispatches from delegates vouch for Pierce being
good man and true and the nomination is well received
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AGEKG,Y.

IMPORTANT CARD-TO CAPITALISTS MANAGERS
lpventcrs Agents, and Wton's twenty third
trip She Atantc.hr, j. II. WILTON, wei kno gn
having otiatod several most Fuccesful
amongst whph he may name the engagement Of Mai'ue
Jenny yad for America The Introduction Of Professor An
dcrson tle Great lizard Of tho North,) T. r. Palm
Patcnt Artiaeial Limbs, In Eagland, Boartman s.
Ergs celebrated PanolrSes and macy ohorsof equal in
teres ratnoss and succaful results hegs most respect
fully to such may have any matters Of importance
80 transact and requiring immediate attention aud energy
that he Is about visiting Eurep9 aPin md Will be happy t.
undertake commissions Mr. Wilton VIII return ahoUg tho
eerly part of September and oommuuoaon addressed to
nm Mt 300 Broadway Will inset wish prompt asentian,
with unexoepticnSbie reerorces.
HAVEN s. BhKuR. SOLE AGrNt il FOR TIE SALE
- ofMalont Sand Stono. 5000 1ly eenst antly op
hand and orders for dmtn i9rs N Id snort Heties
Once l tenopal. EuJ at 500 ytrN. tas Twenty sttH
street, LetWecp NintN gpa tSIsh sleluos
4 If NfTt&,
tUtfs 4. LAD eS
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R W. WLsIcoTT, AuCTIoN oNEER.-TnIs M0NpAY

ID VI. WLsTcoTT, AUCTIoNEER.--TUIs MONDAY
~ Afternoon two o'clock the Furniture Of aapily
leaving this city ut ll6 Greenwich avenue embracing
splendid yaticty and stair Carpets elegant Sofa
nedacads Sofas lounge Bureaus mahogany and walnut
Eedseads Beds, Hair Matrescs mahogany ana cottage
Chairs mahogany and walnut Rockers Noltarc and Sew
ing DO marble Centre, Pier and Sofa Tables Dining
Card and breakfast do. mahogany aud rosewood Music
Stands fetes nststands Waehe.ands u mahogany
and want marble top Toilet Sets ivory Cutlery
Silver Ware tgockcry, &c.; also quantity Of comla6n
Furniture Oo beat imported Segars Six gilt Mirrors
&c. Every agtictc to be positively sold rain or shine,
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THE PRESIDENC ICY.
Effect OF the Nomination Of General Pierce,
&c., &C., SC.
T + L II @ r A p HTC

TELEGRAPHIC
THE FEELING IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or GENER Az
PIERCE PUBLIC RECEPTION AT CONCORD DE-
CLINED, ETC.
BosroS JUSE G, 1852.
The democracy Of this city have not yet sufficiently
recovered from their surprise manifest any
at the nomination Of General Pierce There
merous small gatherings Saturday evening" discussing
the nomination and the chances of election The friends
Of Douglas are evidently Disappointed but it will
wear OIL The wings pretend that s good nomination
for them, and that Webster easily walk over the
track if nominated.
General Pierce has been stopping at the fremont
House for few days and Saturday afternoon with
his wife, visited Mount Auburn. His personal friend
Colonel Barnes late United States Marshal heard
nomination. aud at started with the tidngs and
the General 1T Cambridge lie manifested great surprise
and minated that lie thought it might be a hoax.
About hundred personal and political friends called
at the fremont and congratulated the General durn
the evenings but there public demonstration.
AT ten O'Clock General Pierce quietly got away. and
proceeded to the nratte House Cambridge where he has
passed the day in privacy.
Nearly lat full Of toegrarhic Dispatches have been
left at the fremont for him. Only few Of his particular
friends know Of his whereabouts.
General Pierce. for the present declines meeting his
fellow citizens publicly lie hs also declined pualc
reception ut Concord n. H., rendered him in tci,.
graphic despatch received to-day and will leave the
Brsttie House, Cambridge to morning, 10.
Northampton, where he will remain some days
Mrs Pierce il with him. and in delicate health lie
goes to Northampton on her account
QUlETNEsS IN PHILADELPHIA-RATIFIcA MEET
ING TO BE HELD, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, June @, 1872
No expression Of enthusiam at the result of the pomi
nation has yet taken place here The democrats have not
apparently from their disappointment ratl.
fcation meeting for tomorrow evening in
Independence square The speakers viii be Messrs Souc
Of Louisiana; Dickinson of New York. Iylord Of lnai-
Packer: OF Pennsylvania Marshall, of California;
Fright, OF Indiana; Breckenridge. OF Kentucky,
RATIFic ALTON MEETING AT BALTIMORE, ETC
BAIriMoRE, June 6, 1852.
humbug despatch was received here and posted on
the bulletin board Of the Patriot announcing that Pierce
declines the nomination II caused considerable excite
mcnt.
ratification meeting was held in Monument square
last night The speakers raised enthusiasm among
the people who yield Cass with great reluctance bst-
ter feeling however, prevails at the prospect Of
breaking up ciques Of Office seekers who had parcced
out offices in Of the success Of Cass Buchanan or
Douglas. The Of the democracy arc now satisfied
but the cid hunkers arc in the dumps,
TIL. DEMOCRATS AT WASHINGTON SATISFIED.
WASHINGTON, June @, 1852
The democracy here express great satisfaction at the
ncninaon-pic,cc being well known aud esteemed
The hunkcts are, however, keeping close quarters
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HENRY r. LEEDS-WILL SELL on MONDAY
evening at the sales 50 Chambers street.
Broadway, at "a O'clock large assortment Of richly
framed u Paintings and Engravng sube;ts suitable for
parlor cabinets )among which will be found really
inc originals !y the ancient and modern masters several
beautiful Pastiss also originals by Burt Juoe Romano,
Jazet Critic George Jarvis. Cenestralo, Richardson,
Vernc and hers This collection worthy OF attention
and will be sold without Also large collection
framed and sheet engravings Mezzotnts Line and Stipe
nc. Catalogues Monday afternoon, when they be
examined.
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FUREITURE.-uE IL. LEEDS

yoICH CABINET FUREITU RE.-uENRY H. LEEDS
IA and Co. viii sell by auction Monday. June Z at loH
O'clock st The No. all street. largo
meut OF eega,t Cabinet Furniture NIL of which
ranted made by tine best makers in the city removcd
thv store convenience Of ale), comprns almost
every doactpion This sale il worthy Of particular aten
tion, all the furniture is OF the first class.
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n Lesses-poors open at TO oommones .t7sz o'clock:
evening" 4 81 the COMEDY
"adsme P'a's' in two pnrts Pyter simple Mr. O. Hale
Zooe Nine Celeste The Unkrown, Mr.. 7. Bishop
NIBLo's GARDEN. .--MANAGEK Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
sVos .tS Mcnday S1e
Amt Of hG M Of the 1:sg yosas. M~c
-, THE ENChAnTKEso. A., ma
stens Nine A. Thlon sylvo.. ..... Mr. Audaon
A'"a'' n r aoS5ffEp Il SfrfiEap ,A'
Aa's TURNS nss S @ aHi fasEs
ROBERT hACAIRE
a sIoa PLACE OPERA uoUsE.-MoNDAy. JUNE 7.
n First appearance in merica OF Donetts Comic Com
&e acted b. item a. .Ge Porte st. Martin Theatre Par
NIBLo's.-MoNDAY. LAST NIGHT or NINE. rHIL.
y 'a' and N'i TIE nH''sss HScnSSTRsss frSsssTSas
Tuesday .Ae osebiatcd sr,sedisa Mr. g. v Brooke aud
H. fM 'ESast III 4''n'
Tbursday, fiaT and ssrday NJ v Brooke and his
company,
i lctUM IHaATRE.-NRS. WALcoTF's DEYETlr.
= iss AIs9s iIi,e te c,lmeay % e GE al r. NJ
rstc cilcrs eomi.a ~ y lwO oy ruG Bnoys Box
p-ph nov o'n'. o'fn'
57hslLF cAertH roIsset PAAiLy, UNDER TIC
- yarasemtns and 6reet"n 2. Moas Jean Roussot.--
H.. n r r"e ~ = tbs bsaiission' = i'
L, I, ID n S i n ~, tte NJ eynop III + 9i III '
drt oar te cv.uiog. racioors viii Be opened a.
nsst Moaaays, rae isy; Tiursdas.,
Gpa fIldats Ttc Rousset Family respectfully announre
fnt thy aye taken i' q for the
somr,sr sss,n sve fait eject e their pefcrnaaoca
gdin has assone great ater9ti lions dimfroyemoats
prosse iuia Tding FIJI Of the percorasncos
G" Hss 3 iS sfGr aS efGSSSsr
m sea s9cn ws , ase,"ps @ a. ana srsts
tis 5alst eatissd performed
salHANIEL, Of the Triumph Of the Gross
mn for
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, June 6, 1852.
The nominations, especially that of W. Il. King have
teen gc rcceTcd virginia having set the Pierce ball in
motion seconded by North Carolina he is hailed the
Virginia candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

IL COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUINI-
- ture. &C. &s., Panoiorte &c.,F; Cotton will sell
this day. June 7t, at l0a o'clock the auction
No 80 Beekman and 50 Ann streets very large and
choice of good and second hand Furniture,
consisting of SOFAS Tetc Tete French Bedsteads marble
Dress Eureas Centre and Card Tables Carpets and Oil
Cloths and Mattresses chamber Furniture suits,
&c. &c. Also large lot of Boston Rockers Oce Chairs,
Sc, Also mahogany Pianoorte made by Gilbert Sae
peremptory AT L. o'clock small Bay Mare kind and