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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES.,
Shcritf''s Sale.

Shcritf's Sale.
Union Bank of Louisiana.-No 329.-vs. Au.
gus.e Tete's Estate.
cTATE OF LOUISIANA. Firm JrpI-
- GAL DISTRICT COURT, IN AND yoR THE PA
RIsH OF ASSUMPTION.
BY virtue Of and in obedience to a wri, of
fl. ia. to me directed by the hon. the above
Court, in the above entitled and numbered suit.
dated January I'd, 1852.
| have seized and will offer at public sale
at Mrs. Auguste Tete's residence, situated in
this parish, on the right bank of Bayou Lafour-
che, az about eleven miles below the village Of
NapoleonviIIe, on SATURDAY, the 9th das Of
March 1852, between the hours of eleven A. NJ
and four p. NJ, the following described proper
ty, to wit:
10 A Tract of Land situated in the parish Of
Assumption, on the right bank of Bayou Lafour-
che, measuring four arpents front on said Bayou
by forty arpents in depth, bounded above by land
of Jacques Henry, (now by lands of the estatel
and below BY land of the estate, together with
all the houses, buildings, gin, store houses
stables, negro cabins and constructions thereon,
the Implements of husbandry, belonging or in
any way ap%partaining also, one hundred and
seventeen shares of the Capital Stock of said
Bank, and also the following named slaves, 10
wit
James, 40 years,
Fulton, SO years,
Philips As years,
Piedy 40 years,
Jenny 40,
and Ephrarn IS years.
Wi u their Increase during the continuance
of the mortgage granted to said B INK.
Seized to pay and satisfy the above writ, in
tercst and costs ......, with the benefit of
appraisement.
Terths CASH.
Parish of Assumption, January alst 1852.
4. f. Hickman, Sheriff,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01

La 4me Section dit que =" Les con
s~ervateurs des fypotheques auront telle
Remuneration pour tells services p" ct la
lame section dit que :" Les dispositions
de la 4fne section de Get acte ne Sap
pliqueront, nj au conservatism des hypo-
cheques de la vile de la Nile Orleans,
nj aux conseryateurs DIES hypotheques
des autres paroisses de l'Etat.-Ainsl
aucun frein nest oppose a favidite DIES
conservateurs qui, en- cas- de condensation
de leurs complies, peuvent en- vertn de
Particle II de la Constitution, les fare
approuver par lie juge de district ct les
imposer aux %citoyens qni ont Gu besoln
de leur ministere.
Monsieur i'editeur, je vous envoie ces
quelques Iignes du fond de ma retraite.
81 vous croyez CONNIE moi, q~u'eIIes sont
dignes d'attirer l'attention de nos legis-
~lateurs, p~ubliez-les +; simon ensevelissez
les dams la poussiere de toutes les poperds-
.es que vous devez receyoir, CONNIE nos
legislators presents ct passes ont %enseyeli
Ia pIupart des bills d'interet pnblic
dams les profondeurs de Ieur egoisme GU
de leur negligence.
.-E EasF# HT. . .E-= - rorrD ~rkr
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01

MR ]. v. JUICE fait SAVIOR ai public
~ quill Went tout rscerrnHent d'asS
sort!!r son magasin de tNs les articles do
Grocerie, Mercerie ct Quincaillerie. On
%trouvera chez lui bonnie qualite dc mat
ehandises ct modicie de pria.
Donaldsonville, enc. des rues 1beryille ct
Lafourche. 5ns
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01

H Merci encore aujourd'h hui au Ma
~ Foley, ct a M. c. Wives, des mile ct
un services qa'ils nous rendent a chaque
voyage.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01

or Merci aussi au Capt. du Mosby
pour Ia collection complete des journaux
de la Nile Orleans du 90, quill nou a
fait p~aryenir. ~. l-. --L- -l
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01

FRANCE. - D'apres Popinion de la
presse americaine, on ne peut plus dou
ter que Louis Napoleon ne soft en- proic
aux plus violentes 'velleites de Sc cou-
sronner Empereur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01
Aeon(ar coast packet
@ 4 ID ID O

- lVVlUC n WCCk' ~
Gll44salk- DIMITRY, MASTER, S. s-4Gz
The FAyoR1TE' STEAMER
CADDo, Dimitry, master, will hereafter
make only two trips a week.
Leaving New-O rleans-Every Tuesday
and Friday, at 9 O'Clock A. M. pre-
cisely.
And Don~aIdsonvilIc, every Wednesday
and Sunday, at 6 o'clock A. NJ. pre-.
cisely.
NoTA-Thc Caddo will extend her Fri
day trip down the Bayou l,alourche
making a daylight trip of It Oh Sa-
turday.
H-For freight or passage, apply on
boardR
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01

espece de pouhre.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-02-01

Lafourche.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08


EiGBTEENTH wARD-AT SPECIAL MEETING
u Of the Democratic Republican Ward Committee OF the
Eigh zenith ward held at Hebberd Mathews Union Hall
Of Twenty second street and Third avenue ON the
evening OF August Harris Wines ST., was called to the
chair snd the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolved That h the undoubtcd right Of the demosrats
OF the several wards their representatives. 70 appont
their Of primary elections which right has
been sanetioaed by unbroksn uugc from the
surrendered without entirely dvestin them a
to the democrats Of ward and their chief
safeguard against the assaults Of secret censr and ire
sponsibie caucus.
Resolved That the action Of the General IN
inspectors hold the primary elections In vio
ation Of somn protest Of delegates from majority OF
the wards ths city and especially their appointment OF
three inspectors this ward against the wishes OF every
delegate from this In that committee an outrageous
usurpAton invasion Of democratic rights and ussge
and behalf Of the Of the Eighteenth ward We
declare that will not be bound by the result OF any %
mary election held by appointed by tho de-
sentatives.
Resolved That sivc hearty assent and
70 the resolutions adopted by the Ward Committee OF the
Twentieth ward TIE evening Of the 9th and We IN
wife other wards who have been made the viotms OF re-
ntcss caucus dctaon 10 unite with MS in the most Goa
slant and vigorous opposition to It,
Resolved That this above resolutions be puhshed N sho
Herald and in the National Democrat
HARRIS WINES, Charmto pro ten.
JAMS sMyTpr, steyetasy.
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At this rate the shipments this month will be than
half the exported in August. 1851. There win be
two steamers from this port for Europe next week.
The anthracite coal trade is large again this week.
aching nearly hundred thousand tons, by the
several lines. The Lehgh Navigation. for the week end
ing Saturday last brought down 36646 tons the
season. 5463S5 tons The Reading Railroad for the week
ending Thursday, Al 1888 tons, and for the year,
1921 040 tons. The Schuyill Navigation for the week,
2O65 TONS and for the season. 4071 TONS The Lehigh
little ahead of its business to the time last year.
the Reading about 600 behind and the schuy
kill Navigation nearly 1000 tons ahead.
The Philadelphia North american gives the following
account OF assay of gold from Australia at the United
States Mint, in that city
We were shown yesterday beautiful pieces Of
ported from London by the United States Mint,
specimens. This is believed to be the first that
has ever been in this country, as it does
not reach in the of commerce. 1t
received at the Mint on the 9Th instant, aud
it has been ascertained, by assay of part OF
the quantity that the proportion of pure metal is go
thousandths fine which Is equivalent to twenty dollars
per ounce, thereabouts. This valuation however,
obtained after melting, for which it il said ~
allowance of two thee per cent must be made;
thus fixing the worth of the native grains at
about SO 60---the price charged in London for the
amount forwarded to the mint here. Assays that
have been made in England reported to have
given the result of 938 thousandths fine Upon these
facts il is presumed that Australian gold is better than
Californian; in other words that IL contains less al
yer by six Der cent on the average Although
the samples exhibited to consisted of Jumps only
understand that others present the aspect Of fiat spu
gles that there exists remarkable similarity in the
exterior appearance of the gold obtained from the two
great mining regions named above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

(yR0cERIEs AND STORE FIxTURes-rUgsDAy
W At 1913 oelocs at No. 81 Dey street
street., 1T u .h.iying Counters Fixtures:
49, removed from store Ia FIur.o Avenue .aysther ,t
OF Groceries Salt Dried fish Herrinss Pre-
he. WEiIiN ~. ~ " ne, Drsncy, Gin, segarss
nj ORTGA Access SALE or FURNITURE PIANO
49, &C. On Tuesday neat st 10 ook a. s5 Mas
stTso hear Fulton. H. c. Kemp A. an,,ior a.
~ order OF The mortgsgee all she on
FURNISHED house. and removed for tho az
tnle CONSUMING OF ono action
VIVID sne nelisn attachment made by Gilbert Co.. and
COST $cV French plate Pier Glasses Brussei
And other Carpets Rose Parton Furnitnrs ~. sp..
covered In French ratin damak Mahogany sofas
setes Easy Chairs, Spring Parnr Chai o.
ned, ararobe booheases several dne on Paintings
Cottage Furniture hoaewooo and Mahogany
ing bureaus and washstaDds will mar tops Mshorau
french and Other Bed tsads; best nrled Hair Nasress
EAehsion ana other Dining and Tea Tables marble ton
Sentsr and Pier Tables China and CHASE are Fable
iery Mants Ornaments Chandeliers. Xxi chen Fnrnitare
&c all OF which Is well worthy tho
Aso At Y o'clock two superior .ood
ing OF sale. n w s0 MORN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

CENTREvILLE COURSE LONG IsLAND-rnoTTTyc
~ Great mile between Boston Girl ana saim
Thursday. August ~ At 3o''I"ck r. NJ match for go
three lie heats in harness James MoHspn names Oh n
selimi Hiram woodruff names o m Bostoa Girl. Omn3
onses eave Fulton ferry Broobn, at 2o'cI,ek N fr
the Course. JOEL CONKLIS. Pr3pristor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

lures thectnay cured by MArshs noWlynyented, light
selfadjnstipg elastic Truss.-S. N. MARSH Practical
Truss MaDufacturer is the inventor of Truss pro-
pouncad by the faculty to be the effective
properly adjusting itself position of the body
eering diepacement impossible II not only insures
nete retention Of the bowels hut effects radical Mr.
Marsh having had upwards Of twenty experience in
the treatment Of hernia will cure in
Of rupture of however long standing competent female
In attendance to wait upon ladies. Children invariably
cured Open until nine o'clock in the evening
MARSH g. CO., No. 215 Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

SUICIDE AT NIAGARA FALLS A milliner lady,
% years age dveted herself Of all her clothing and
threw herself into the Niagara river, just above the
cataract from whence she thrown down the mighty
al hour without success The sight horrible to be-
hold the body to be tossed upward by invisible
power below and again IL drawn under from sight
She soon appeared with her limbs up other por-
ton body only to be drawn back by the
less power, and after describing few momeptary
gyraions to be again like cork out Of the water
Ropes thro~n long time with nooses. but wishou
for by the time the ropes thrown for her.
she under water and distant two rods from tn
shore where cannot live Instant. Finally, she
secured by sturgeon spear and brought to shore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

MURDER AT NEW ORLEANs.-A c0lored man,
named John. had alteration with another slave,
named Sam who picked up piece OF plank wherewith
70 defend himself but seeing that John armed, he
threw away the plank and ran John pursued Sam for
about thirty PAGES when the latter fell down pile
potatoes John having plunged sword into Sans body
twice after which he made his sam exclaimed that
he stabbed On hearing this John was pursued by
persons but they could not succeed in catching
him Sam afterwards died. and inquest held on
his remains when verdict in accordance with the above
cts returned. John arrested the levee yes
terdsy He confessed that he killed Sam but that he did
it in fun and with malicious nent.New Orleans Bu
iefin JulU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

Poor Uncle TOm.-Thls beautiful Song,
the subject Of which taken from Uncle Toms Cabin
and which is nightly sung crowded houses by Woods
Mpi.trels-has just been published by vANDERBEEK,
49 Bro aduay where also be had "Katy Darling and
Good old Hut at Home"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

Nh. EDroR-If the following Is worth recording in the
HERALD you can insert itRaph and Old Boston troted
yesterday for purse The black horse won the heat,
folowsBoston won the first In 2.40; Ralph the 80
sond in AL the third In 243 and Old Boston was drawn
The race was well contested.
This day Sorrel Hiram and Bay Star trotted to bar
nsss in which the former easy in 252 40 and 2bi
Hiram taking the lead and not headed In the race
The betting in favor Of Bay Star at the ratio OF ten
to seyen on Boston and Ralphs two to one were
Aeely offered Old Boston.
Sorre Hiram and Bay Star are matched to go Tues
day under saddle mile heats best in o. for $3.50 aside
Star tiotted last week in $780, A. H. "
UKIoN CouRsE, I-TRoTTIEG.-Friday, Aug. o.
Match for 81 OOO mile heats, best In o. In harness
Whslpy named &. DR.. Dickson. ............. I i
Harry Jones named b. z. Whitehall dis.
Time, 2:49-2:4S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

West Inala Mails-pex Steamer Pssxel.-
Litter hsSs for BsynIda st. Thsns Perto Rice 80 a
Nicaragua Ae Pstrsi vi. close the .xshsnse RsAd
ing Room, Ne q Exchange wall street. Monday. August
sessors must b mailed the United States post once
saAnetforward them.
Van Deuson's Improved Wahpene.-Ihe
the sale Of this celebrated
the hair at the second door from House, No
123 Chambers street. Mark well the there
Cristad0rO demands, In the name OF truth,
Of the qualities OF his Liquid Hair Dye. IL
imparts the true colsring Of the hair Whiskers
taehe and mpsras Of disagreeable color changed an
instant to peerless black or brown Applied and sold 1t
CRlSTA DOROS No. Aston House. Private rooms APP
plying the dye and fitting wigs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

yVANTED-A PARTNER IN TUE DAoUERREoTYPE
business, situated In Broadway established in ls4l
The well furnished APPARATUS, &c, complete
This good chance fora steady man Capital required
two hundred dollars For further particulars adj
dress note TO HW at this office, stating where an inter-
View can be had,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

DaguerroOtypes by Brady-Ths public
respectfully to examine the Prize Pictures
hbed 1t the Worlds Fair together with large colec
GoI Of the portraits of most Of the distinguished Of
our country at BRADYS Gallery, Dos Broadway. corner
sf Euit atr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08
CUPARTNEnsHJp NOTICES.

:
NcTiCE.--THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing between the Subscribers. under tho firm OF
Gaspcr Smith Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN B. GASSSER,
Ausnst 9th, le52 GEORGE II. SMITH
Geo. II Smith will continue the business in the various
Of Exchange at tho old stand No.
l37 Chatham street, corner Of Roosevelt street.
7 United PARTNERSHIP NoTICE.-THE SUBsCRI-
IL bers have entered into limited partnership. under
the terms Of the act Assembly of March 81 1856 entitled
IAN Act relative to limited partnerships" The said
Partnership Is to be conducted under the name or firm OF
Parrish Dunning Mar The general nature OF the ousi-
ness 10 transacted tho book and stationery bust
ness The partners interested in said firm Charles d.
Parrish, Richard OBJ Dunping and Henry ID. Mears az
general partners and Ambrose W. Thompson a. special
said parties all residing In the city ofPhadel-
pha Ambrose W Thompson has contributed to the com
cash actually paid in The partnership to the
thirty day Of July d. 1882 and to terminate on the
thirty first day Of July, A. ID. 1857.
sIshAsB 81 iRsSHssisa. General Partners
AMBROSE w. THOMPSON, Special Partner
N.B-Messrs Parrish. Dupnib Mears have purchased
the stock assets and business Of tho firm OF Hogan Co..
and Will business at their late stand NO.
Fourth street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08
TNURNIsnEp COUNTRY SEAT TO LET OR LEAsE-

EURNIsHED COUNTRY SEAT TO LET OR LEASE
The country seat known as Woodland" situated
Wahin gton Heights ientranee in Tenth and ltb
street recently occupied by gentleman now 10 Europe
The which well wooded beauti
full extend from the Tenth to the Hudson river u
which the walks command varied and delightful views. The
mansion which IL equally we'll adapted for a summer or
winter residence has been planned with unpsus taste and
Judgment, and combines comfort and conyepen
with singular degree elegance beth of design
ton The distance from the City Hall about nine miles,
and is within few min utes walk of the hudson River
railway station at 5ed street and Of the landing of the
steamboat Jenny Lind. The house elegantly
satnary cuded, will be favorable
terms to good tenant for years. Extensive
sabng odatons attached Cards to the
premises be obtain parties desirous Of leasing
establishment which II IL believed has but few
IN the country Application TO
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08
f,,,.t.aorn,s Hair I,rcsarvatixo and nAnn-

tser by It's medicinal qu.es gives yistr and tone the
scalp and nv its application destroys from tho interior
the kn al creop thus rendering the surface
perfectly healthy and alabaster like and giving shc hair
fui II growth Manufactured and sold by
CR1STADORO. No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.-A fine
" r e sn
large assortment Of Bracelets Brooches &c. for sale At
VfD RAFT Isl Brosdwsy corner White street, up
Strangers Mt the Cave,-The Grotto at the
q ty from
mess in the waImes weather. and vines and csars
Nothing can Fail, that Is automatically
tales the dime form are as nfabo as
the motions Of the plants and until they get out Of
shirt from No. ! Aston House.
We cali the special Alton tion OF our Read
nernDg He offers for sale pler did lots near Lake Ron
Ign for Lakeland at y before o'clock A. NJ.
The place where common sense people go
70 bny their Shirts Collars Crayass Me- or to have their
shirts %nss to order whs,s hs best s
aaa Drawers Of all kinds McIAUGGLiSs, corner Of
Chambers and Greenwich stIeets
Easy In his Boots.-If You SEQ GentIe-
looking uneemmony smiling and pleasant this temper
Brooks handsome easily fitting boots shoes They
are sold at 1850 Fulton street. exceedingly low.
Writing Paper, Blank Books, Fancy Sta
tienery every variety at low priccs Envelopes Mani.
sSs.'ss$ fsR;as @iaS.s is%sss
BOOK binders. " Maiden lane.
We advise all EpIcures to call on Captain
Tyson the Excelsior IS Nassau street, whore they will
with all the delcacies Of the The style
the Captain gets mp his Little Nesks, is not to be ap
preached BY any other caterer in the city.
Lyons Katha,ron, for the Hair, Price
only Is cents per bottle.-The Kstharon is uni
vrsy used the rst article In the world for dressing
and the hair and be relied for
sSS sr''s SrS fHB
Geuraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is. without
exception or rescryaon the very best ever nvensd Be-
wsre q pulled dyes Equally celebrated Is gourauds Asd
guinness &c. Poudre Subtitle nprects hair from part
" waller street, near Broadway.
Wigs and Toupccs.-Batchelor's new style
Of wigs sre tho perfect imitation Of
call at BATCHELoRs oeisbratsd Wis Factory, No. wall
street can be found the largest and best assortment
In the city. Copy the address
Hair Overwhelmingly celebrated LIQUID
Hair Dye discovered for solouring the hair or
1 SS This Yors and os
Dye performs astonishing H. for sale or applied Al
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No Wan street. Copy the
address.
| Cristadoro's Hair Prcservstivo and Beuu-
scalp and by its application destroys from tho interior
the kn al creors thus deripg the surface
perfectly healthy and alabaster Ike and giving she hair
ful scope s rapid growth Msnuactured anu SOLD by
CR1STADORO. No. q Astor House.
III. II. Lovets ONCE for the sale OF his
celebrated Wahpsne ia Chambers street for srey
fson in the s!rset called Improved wahpene hss
] or LOysts Wahpsa% ssss Tsnsdy.J
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III. II. L0vets Onlce Tor the sale OF AIS
celebrated Wahpsne liza Chambers street for res sey
hair 70 its color and curing badness The prepa
rson in the street called Improved Wahpene has
thing to do With Lovss genuine WahpsAe. % se ask
er Loysts WAhpsRs. ssss remedy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

SATURDAY, August 10 II.
The stock market opened active and buoyant this
morning. and there quite speculative feeling among
operators ~ the first board Eric Bonds advanced
per cent Erie Bonds 1871 %; Hudson River Railroad
first mort gage, III second do, l. North American Trust,
il Canton Company, n; Montgomery Mining al Nicara-
qua. "a; Pennsylvania Coal Company Il; Erie Rail-
road, u; Reading Railroad, q; Hudson River Rail-
road ri Florence and Report IL Edgeworth declined
u per cent. There large transactions in all the
leading fances and at the cose the tendency was up
ward 1t is impression that the market will steadily
improve, and within the next thirty days. much higher
prices will be realized Hudson River Railroad has been
lately operated in to considerable extent Within
the past two weeks it has risen four per Reading
ing Railroad has advanced about as much, while
Erie and Harlem have remained nearly stationary.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this pert to day, amounted to $5l774 90 payments,
500 92S 74--balance, $4,574,7u II.
The steamship Arctic, fer Liverpool did not carry out
very large amount Of specie The export for the week
has been small
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE FROM THE PoRr OF New YoRK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

LO8Y AND FOUND
EOUND-A PORTE M0NNAIE. CORNER OF SIX
teenth ST. and Sixth avenue containing small amount
money The have IT by proving property and
this advertise Inquire at the Coal Office,
corner of Sixth avenue and Sixteenth street.
G1O REwARD.-SToLEN, FROM NO. Is BEAVER
lO street, the 9th inst, bale of Havana To-
bacco, marked d. b. Dealers cautioned against
chasing the and the above reward will be paid for the
detection of the thief st Is Beaver street. stairs
@1O REwARD.-YoR A BOX AND CONTENTS
70 III marked G. w, Farant L. Co.. Norfolk, Va, taken
from 1877 william street. Satur iay about o'clock p
n. T. A. MORRISON, l6 William street, up stairs.
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YARNS OF FIVE ACRES AND UPWARDS, AND
Splendid Village Lots.Now is the time 10 purchase n
home the Lake of Beauty SALE few village lots
At Lskeand L. L. the north side Of the Long Island
Railroad These lots laid and Streets
eadI from the Railroad to the celebrated Lake Ronkon
koma delightful location cannot DO found in the
vicinity New York. Persons select such lots they
desire. and pay in cash by instruments AppIy i'm
diately to Charles WOOD EOS Broadway, where ap
Of the had all inform aton cheerully given.
BAN excursion the Long Island Railroad to Lake
land. Cars will leave Atlantic street, BROOKLYN.
Wednesday the 18th Of August inst, NJ o'clock A. NJ,
arrive Lakeland about half past 10 o'clock A. M
leaving att o'clock to return-givng fine opportu
nifty who wish the place and select such lots
they WISH Tickets ST. and good to return the next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.-A fine as
oiamond Brooches Rings Earrings Gold Watcha
of trst quality for ladies and gentlemen together with
large assortment Of Bracelets Brooches &c. for sale st
prices ut the factory Of the subscriber DA
vfD RAFT ISL Broadway Of White street, stairs