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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-08

pttauce Of seventy years." having passed in
NEGLECT Of the great salvation, that glory is lost
forever. How amazing the results which depend
L1on this life. What folly is theirs who triAe
it.lvay; how wise ave they who rightly improve
its'-Southern Prss.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-08

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Worcester, 2. johnson; Woodbury., A. Town;
Wlrrens d. Raph; Waitsfeld, q Skinner;
WAeESsFY. p @. SeOttj MaFshfeld. S. Pitkin
Cllait. J. Mower NOrthfeld, w. II. Smith
4. Pearcs; Fayston, ]. SOmeIvile,
@, J. S,aVton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-21
THE G. ALEDO n A n.
NOTICE.

TVNHE subscriber has first rate stock Farm, SIM
1 atrd IN the town If Newark. on the sage road
leading from Burke Hollow I" Charleston and STU
a.ed one mile from Nruuk Village and l. Il ds>r"-
h!e situation for country farmer IN" farm con-
t,ir- hundred and !it:r acres OF good land >ev-
cntv tivc under Improvement m" thirty acres Wh''n
contains GOOD ~u@ar orchard. The t;rm L well
watere-w,lcris uroasIlt III acque,iuct 10 the barn
ami hnU-r..
\ new house and she'd completely furnished inside
and ont and painted. \ good barn aid necessary
out buildings The subscriber wi-h"- +" ~"ii and II
one halt Il the purchase money could be pad down
Il liberal credit VII hr givciI Tor the remainder lie
h;- fine stock i CATH. and will ~"il ihem with me
farm. or separate ~ may suite the purchaser For
further particulars enquire If tie subscriber on the
premises DANlp Al-l.-ihi'. "a.
Newark July g. l>51 Isnu
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The Chandler School.

Tic ChonN,r SclooI If Science and The Arts
,rW b. op~ae| 70 Hnden'< or Frtday, TIC 21d
tr<f.. IT Durtm0uh toiieqe.
Y7HE School consists Of two Departments: Junior
L and Senior. Instruction will be given, hv the
Faculty o. the College. in bot N"partrnc.t'> III the
ira,clo~ cf Mechanics and Civil Engineering, tie
Invention and Manufacture If Machinery. CarpeH-
trl Masonry. Architecture. :hi >rawmgt nt hives
tr,.inn ,,f IL propcrtr- and I<y~ If the Materials
eri;,loveI in tn Arts aid Modern Languages. and
Eug-h Litcr..mc, Il ,c;i"r with housekeeping. and
such other branches Of knuHlr,igc n may quahlv
Young po,-ol., tor the duti". aIii enploym"rt~ OF
active lie
For admission 20 the ,Tunior Department it i re-
qurc Of all candidates. that they be fourteen wears
Of age If GOOD moral character a"d well prepared
for examination in Arithmetic, Reading. spelling X
Hand writing. English Grammar AMI Par>ng ANA
Gee Zt#i.:iv.
TIN Department will consist Of one wears course
in Emg-h Grammar COMPOSITION and LioCuti"n,
Algebra, tirp,uatrv PHYSICAL Typography, Linear
Draw ir9. Physiology AMI FIv2;c"c. Bookkeeping,
Including Mercantile Forms ana Elements Of M"l-
can't" Law. Pcmman~hip. Graphic-. pid"ctir> &c
Of INSTRUMENTS Botany, Modern languages. History
and Constitution oftle United STATES.
liz. vttr " i'll h, divided into tour terms, Of eleven
wc,z> -pch. ana the tuition VIII l." five dollars log
each t.r,n OF twenty dollars fnr the wear.
For admission To the senior Department will he
redu,rri the same n i,r admission to the Junior
Department. with GOOD knowlcGg" "!all the >utr-
ot that Department, ora luli and satisfactory equiv
aicut. in case OF admission rom other Schools.
/ This Department will consist o, 4 two YEAR,
cour-" in English langut-" and Literature. "hcl
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy and Political
Icouoinv. Evidence, Of Christianity. Conn o-,riuI
and Elocuton. Algebra. t;r":ur'rv Graz hlc-, Chem
>:rv If Art and Agriculture. AMI Practical Chem
>try, Mucrrl',-v ana Geology. lri1"u,ncrrv. Men
~ur:'ti"n and Magnetism, urtic>. >'!t'!"-. Pcr-p"c
III" an! Drawing. Mathematical Geography an,
AS;roNomv History and wliat"vcr i necessary nc
cnr'i..,.c - the " III Nc >.h".'..
Every Student fulfilling the whole c"Ur~r. aa'
well approved upon cXaumlt". will Ice cn'itc.! L
the Degree 81 Bachelor in >rrucr
In the Senior Department the wear Will he ''iv,4r'
Is i'll the COLLEGE proper. int" three terms with
long vacation in III" Writer for such keep school
AMI IT,. tuition vii b." ter On = trr each tenn "
-t'r:v dollars 1ur IL wear. In" tuition al ever
term must h' p,i in advance il. L",u prpartncut-
or Ne Stu!elli will no' proceed. lnaNoualcc VII
he made IN the inlg,.n1.
" Student Wi! be received for les than tw
terms. y, lcrud Of tla: I,.r"i any S'uicrlt ~
on satisfactory examination. will ,c entitled
tifc,ic. according 10 liz merits.
y LORD President.
Dartmouth C"''r-c. AugrI~' :. 1852. 7>Iw2
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\ LAST l""K.-Thcre is feeling that
resembles death in the last glance we are ev-
er to hestow on a loved object. The Girl that
y'u have treasured in your secret heart. as
she passes }y on her wedding day. it NAV be
happy and h'iSsfnl, lifts up her la,ghine ewes.
the symbol OF her own light heart. and leaves
IN that look darkness and desolation to Won
forever. The bov vour father spirit has chung
to. Iik" t,ie very light of Your existence.
waves his hand from the quarter deck, a, the
gigantic ship bends over the breeze the wind
j. PLAYING through the locks yonr hands SC
otl,ntime< have smoothed the tears have
,lim11ai ls:s .vnc for mark he moves his f,l,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-21
Wanted Immediately,

Hoy the subscriber, a MECHANICAL YOU N
ID MAN. :bou' the 40" OF - * I'm 'prrrnfir"
the engraving business. l. btihh M y W,
Marble Dealers. st. J"hl>burv. VI.
St. .Tolnlshurv. Aug, ,. l>52. CIV"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-21
A Farm for Sale.

DIP. w LII Ea. g. If 1 hcr ss. r ,. f@
town both il, it regards il location. >o, and -ta.c
Of cultivation. SAID farm j. situated ahors mil"
from the centre OF the t"wl!t contains l7o acrc~-
= rart or the whole to suit the purchaser. \ hhcr-
Al credit will h" gircn for part Of the pay. The
fam needs no further recommendation than 10 be
examined.
Ill. 40 -.l-vS
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.;:n e..::,.;.sxE AsDTiEE BR0NER.


~! rca> : f:,nv t,..l"w-a very funny fell
'v-i1'i q: h rr,rt;r;. .ioke>. which "!'en
i,..,',. han i,,aur enemies anon. the moroSe
81 malkin! One DAY Nd asked ne to 90
a1,i hello him eat an oyster stow. We stanrcd
., Rrcwn's AVID in lust five seconds each had
:, .-,o,;orS ONE. SMOKING lo+ Nod c,prht J.,
49,. castor nearly 1,,n of,.,,c,no and Two
>..~,. ;,,,f ,.hn,l M v.,t tho ~, drn,;nc
III, wh,r.. a ,o ,,annor Sian into tho stow
..T'hu.lcr, Charley look =, thu. What
~ he ll,zcs Will do with i now"
"Scn,l il i,ark. Mel. and orlor ,,o,bor"
Va In, ll,....d i'll 40 and %oa hoa,
,t;~r;no h;> Sow very inl,,str;orl, ,rh;,o \;
lrioht hlark eyes ,narkIcd with n;<rb;ef
n ,hon, ten second. Ned .,J-.I DOL, ~ y, 81
rhqrloy." looked At The stew and j. w,]
c'.,7r n' ,pnncr Nod had s,;rrod i all n
VIVA. arr Won oo;oo % do H.d o,t or
49,. =, ,oIr
"\o'
u THAT mom"r.'a Wall street broker. with
Il, G'ovc~ and newspaper in hand. came in
-.'-'nt or, - he took clair beside Us
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-21
BY +. BENJAMIN rAGT..

Written q" 1i>;t:r.@ the home Of chilihoo! afte
~, aJ...,.,.r. ii thirteen r.Ir=.
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VERY III all

advance from cost and trcigl,t
A." r'w III hand 20" h'.> powder It Mann
iact'.rrr'> l,rrcc-.
Mt hin,.- produce received in ,xcllan-,. i,r the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-21
SHAH E Il 8

EuNCrSTEsIlh SfEtf ~ ,et
y IA. a..i : ',;'sf TIC ~ pt>GHsG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-21
Low for Cash.

0FRcpairi"y done at short notice.
t}rIl - 1872
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-21
GROUND BY THE CLYDE.

OF tie CN!cdnNian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16
LAW IuteIligenCC.

IMPORTANT LEGAL DEcIsioN.-The Pittsb,rg Post of
the 18th inst says-udge NJ Clure read his opinion yes
from the decision of the Register, Mr. Richardson
the case known as the the Catholic will case By will
dated 18th Of March, 1SIS Miss Herman left beauest of
$4,000 to the sisters Of the Sisterhood Mercy of
which she had been member. Mr. King. the former
Register decided that the bcques liable to the
collateral inheritance tax. but the entry of ar
Richardson into Office he decided that The bcquest was
liable to the tax Of 50 so the hundred dollars The
Right Rev Michael 0'Conner who held the bequest for
the eserhood appealed from the Register to the Regis
tiers Court. The case was argued at length a short time
since and Judge NJ Clure gave the decision yesterday
that the deyor never had any interest in right
TO. or contributed over the sum set aside by law as
the tax, than the commonwealth has TO the residue
after the tax is paid. The tax and the grants are
epaia ate aud distinct estates and the rightful
perry of separate and distinct corporations The ap-
peant was not Incorporated until twenty. Ave days
after probate Of the will making the bequest 30 that
the exemption clause in section second Of the charter
would not control the If embraced in s terms
which VI lie not the clause having retrospective en-
egy The bequest not the round of $50 to the
beneficiary. but it Is the Of $50 COO incnbered wi
tie III OF a collateral inheritance tax. which must be
paid And the next sum bequeahed i used and enjoy
e1 ~ tue beneficiary exempt from all tax. And the col
lateral inheritance tax even where testate devises
father or widow for life remainder to collateral heirs
Que and payable TO the register of the proper county
the decease Of the teStator mmed ately without waiting
until the decease Of the devee until the right of the
remainder to possession attaches. The learned
Judge further decides that by the 18th section Of the
act OF April TO- 1919 interest the of IL -
per annum shall be paid said tax If not having been
paid within Dine months from the passage Of the act
the estates Of the decedent who ad been dead than
one wear. The will he taken to the Supreme Court
The amount accruing to the State is between and
two thousand dollars.
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they were neSS more sc-and are not eaSy drawn into
the many schemes daily placed before them
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer or
this port to-day, amounted to $lS4726 o.; payments
SS4,3A 15-balancc S4Osl, $40 ST.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Am
boy Railroad Company have declared sem, annual dyi-
dsnd Of five per cent the New York Albany and Buffalo
Telegraph Company four per cent Brooklyn Gas compa
ny, FIVE per cent
The Chambers street Bank for Savings will pay inte-
rest deposits the 10th ns at the of five per
cent per annum all less than five hundred dol
lars and at the rate Of four per per annum on ali
sums over that amount. The trustees have adopted
resolution to declare extra dividend from the
gradual OF previous years. in July next
equal in amount TO the half yearly payment of interest
which win then be due. The Seamans Bank for Savings
has declared dividend ut the rate Of six per cent per
annum sums Of five hundred dollars and under and
at the rate of five per cent all five hundred
dollars payable eth inst The Bowery Savings Bank at
the rate Of five per cent per Of less than
five hundred doas and at the rate of per cent or
larger sums payable on the 10th inst.
The transfer books Of the Reading Railroad Company
will be closed preparatory to dividend from the 18th to
the 9th inst On Monday next we understand divi-
dend Of three and hafper cent the preferred stock
and dividend Of two per cent on the common stock
will be declared out Of the earnings the last six months
BY the arrival of the steamship Asia from Liverpool
we have three days later intelligence from Europe and
BY the steamship Illinois, from Aspinwall wo have six
teen days later intelligence from California From Eu-
rope the news is favorable, but not important Quota
tons for cotton shade better and the markets
generally previously reported. From California the
accounts more interesting and Of consequence
The Illinois brings two millions hundred and fifty
thousand dollars in gold dust of which 81 coo
freight and $500 900 in the bands of passengers This
the most important item of che brings. From
the mining regions the accounts are satisfactory,
aud shipments Of gold dust likely TO be larger than
during the corresponding season last year.
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United States District Court.

BeIore Hon. Judge Belts.
JuLr Is The Grand Jury, OF which W r. Beard was
foreman were empannelled The Judge. in briefly ad
dressing them said that this not the regular day for
calling them together but in consequence Of the state of
the calendar--Dneteen prisoners being in Jail and the
weather rendering necessary that they should be dis
posed Oft was deemed necessary to summon them
Nome OF the cases however, of aggravated cha
racter Some were for muny two three for counter
letting small change and some assaults and larcenies
the high seas There were three of complaint
against the masters of ships-two American and one
r1sh-for carrying more passengers than allowed by
ton to the penalty against the ship the captain is pun
Ehabe by fine and Imprisonment The Grand Jury then
retired to dispose Of the bills that sent before them
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yUoR1HIN GToN q. sNETBEN COnTIrore M
w practice law In the supreme Courto attend sss
before Conessto prosecute claims an5 setss
Against the Departments and Boards OF
procure patents Al home and tbrosdto obtain
and bounty lando coeot debts, divdend trc.oa ard
isbe.snces Of the United states andn ors
euRrest make investments fundsin loan and stocks
aad bosd and mortgnganG 20 negotiate the rurckase
sad sale Of loans, lands add patent rights N say STATE
the Union. Particular attention Ted g. Csfornfnd it
cas coming MP 70 the United States Sarree Court 90 -
pesl CenmunicationS Pro-,oia hddrcs.sa q w. u
hncethen, No. Carroll psce, Canit1l Ill., NLshiRatt
y. O.. will set With prompt kttentos.
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Court OF Common Pleas.
II ENIAL TERM.
EnIAen L. In lNDnlac


july ll-SuiT FOR DVoRcE.-Pdtyick Tanning against
Rose fdnnhng-0n motion Of Van Hovenbergh plaintiff
attorney and filing the report of the referee &c. udg
ment was given for the plaintiff against defendant d
voice from bed and board forever and the sole custody
of the two surviving children Of the parties decreed
pajnfin
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la~s1.--------
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


CANDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHTLA-
- delrhie from Pier No. North Tver foot Of Battery
Morning line lesyos 9. NJ Afternoon express line at
T. NJ; through to Pbadelphia in four and half hours.
Fares first elss. cara, So second class uy2P line
walnut street, ats a. NJ and p. NJ. Emgrsnt line, by
steamboat TRANSPORT, from Pier Ne. N. Fare.
81 90
EoR PH1LADFLpHTA DIRECT-U. s. MAIL AND
Express lines through In four hours New Jersey Rail-
road via Jersey Cyj leaving New York At A. foot OF
Soiasndt street; ard 5 r. NJ Liberty street Fare, 81
Tor hfet class and So 20 for second class; A. NJ
Return At and9 a. NJ, and 81 NJ. Baltimore Washing
ton Norlok snd Charleston through tickets sold in the
5Is J.. H. lines. -
NEW ROUTE 10 BALTIMORE AND PHIL ApELPHIA
~ Via Cape Ngy and New Castle. Independent Line OF
Stscmers- DELAWARE, Captain s. Seymour, KENNE-
BIZ, captain G.. o. Ilrri, PEN0BSCoT, Captain E Whit
cor leaNng pier H. North river daily a. yo o'clock p NJ
eysepted PASSENGERS leaving New York by this
ne eath view Castle the following morning IN tins TO take
reneown Railroad 60 Baltimore. arriving the sam.
rNtn9 rare 81 TO Baltimore, meals oxtrs 100 lbs Of
re9t - sloWcd 20 each The Company
W hod itaef responsible tho loss only Of wearing a
Itf ana Tor tntt oniy 20 the amount Of Sv For passage
afpS IN board or at The office on the piof.
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NFw ROUTf no BATTINoRF Nm pm. IpEIPHIl
ocuLisTs, AURIsTs AND DENTISTS.

'r'HE DEAF SHALL HEAR AND TIE BLIND SHALL
= feo Dr. Iucptr, ~ Prince etreet, near DroAdws
30 discovered snever falling remedy for deafness also
50 ~ NvnA hac imperfect etsht. Dr IL challenge thu
re world u produce a. msnY wonderful No n
tHf'ef ~ 10 rNwiy d'y1vose6 iettmont AL tstts-s
pnt tl1ts,4 81. sIj BE- pre- pAG Oeoe lVars frea vail
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EARD--AusTRALIh-T MERCHANTS AND SNIP
~ pers-Mr q. II. ELLIOTT Intends taAiuq pasare per
slip magnolia, TO Port pulp, and is ready TO receive
oorsipnmtt's Or samples n amrTcRu PoodI 49, on tidal
fgr that market. Csa be gccp VI 10 Pekrl street.
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rHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY FOR IRON FU1Nl-
tule-Iron Bedsteads &c, from 81 to S25i handsome
marble top Tables all Sizes from IS to $780, Whatnots
&c. &c fancy and Gothic Chairs sizes for worked
covers, &c., at tho wareToom S Broadway above Sprnx
street, west side.
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~-
TNNANrs' REGISTER.


A TURNIsHkD COTTAGE TO RENT. AT FORT HAN.
xh. as one v ss Of e.
the hshands Any parties wishing
cLAFf a.nis Sa n 81 business Apply to
EURNIsHED COUNTRY SEAT TO LET oRLEAsE-
in TsnsS s1.su. s e
Tire s9e .ns
full extend from the Tenth Hudson river Of
S.a:isa winch ssa.lly vol! ad.Ssa summer fa Or
sn S Comfort and
NTH susS.r degree Of both Of design
and is within few s TnT:ss wall g =. Hudson
sstasy paintings elnded aud viii e LEI On 1araS
s' ss
stssisSmeSt which, bseved has but few any eqass
in the country on RoTnk MORGAN No. Pine street.
T .AUNDRY TO LET-LEAsE AND FIXTURES FOR
sale or exchange his establishment superior sny
III the o and viii DO disposed q at great BARGAIN
VG kissHiHER So 'T'aa i''sS 'a s'S
r OFT TO LET.-TGE THIRD FLOOR or NO. 10
Maiden lane well adapted for manufacturing ewelry
VIM NJ. THOMPSON, ISS water street.
Pint s25e 10 LET OR FOR SALE SIX THREE
~ story brick Houses, at Carmsnve seven miles from
dry railroad steamboat and STAGES inquire Of RF
CARMAN Lose broadway or at his eiee. Carmanyille
u OOMS TO LET, WITH POWER-AT GOTHIC HALL.
having gold and silver rolled in tho best at the
lowest rrioes Inquire as above
ITO RENT-A THREE STONY BRICK HOUSE, AT
Fort Hamilton, L. L. within three minutes walk Of the
steamboat landing There are two gardens flower and
vegetable garden which produces largo quantity Of
ana vegetables They ia state Of high guilty alton and
Mn Is sISe sm , 0r ena year
Europe, inquire of nAwLEY D. cLArP, Hsnson
ITO LET, AT WILLIAMSBURG - A FOUR STORY
brick Store snd Dwelling corner OF Fourth and South
dry goods fancy store OF kind treestory brick
Dwelling, modern finish aud msrhle mane!s, the north
side Of Division Fourth street, delighttu
residence. First and third stories aud basement Of
halt Of the house adjoining the above 10 let ressonab
goo 's1sa Si
South Seventh street.
ITO LET. AT ChIFToN, STATEN ISLAND, ALARGE
and beautiful Cottage. The looato is elevated well
let for very low rent for the remainder Of the season
with TIE privilege Of renting for neat Apply to Rev
T. TOWEL, Chestnut Grove. N.B.-Wl he furnished, ii
desired.
furnished and pleasantly situated Any communs aton
made through the Post Office box No 4s (psst
pad) addressed II. D. b. will receive prompt attention
ToLET-THE WELL FINISHED AND CONVENIENT
house $50 East Twenty third street nc
Second avenue Gas and Croton water Baths
water closets &c. Rent St15 per .sunm. Arp,y to
ITO LET-1N rLATT STREET, SMALL STORE
at 10 Platt street.
ITO DAGUERREOTYPEIsTs.-T ADVERTISER
will let bis Rooms, with large siylight tie Appara
May The location good tho business good an by
L. L. HARRINGTON. 4ls Broadway.
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7 AUNDRY TO LET-LEASE AND FIXTURES FOR
- sale or establishment superior eny
In the city and will DO disposed Of at great bargain
ohsnged for other property AZ the present
quhntod with thu business building, four story brick
Apply to E. B. KINsHlMER 39 Fourth avenue from to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16

&UNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW 70 InLLLE AND
~ Glen Cove, July S.-The csmmodious steamer, KING
ppHiiiP Cart j ksene9y, leaves Bsmmond street. N.
r. So Grand street p Tenth street pa and Twenty.
siNtb street 81 81 returning from glen Cove r. M sbd
New Rochelle 80 THIS route IL really htaltbful and
trsciye Dinner furpiahsd ny frs, class hotels also
rood ehowdef and roitcsbmest board the boat Face
- cents esth way.
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CHFAP spRING MATTREssEs-rHE GREAT DE

4 NHtAG StKINC MATThESoES.-THE GREAT
~ msBd for the healthy spring Mattresses Pal
hasers enables this inventors makers to reduce
further tine prices thus proving that tho best bods
Tor less than half the usual cost and that they
All M supplied with these articles Of
ard health. The prices the very lew cost
Of 81 81 AND Si2 Old Beds and Msttresso altered to
Mattress wnrrastes Hotels emnares &c. supplied
the stock, at the depot md Broadway
above Spring street. west side Bcdeads sizes
and prices. -
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GTNDAl EXCURSIONS 70 WHITEsToNE NEW
- Rochelle. and Glen cove.-The conmodious steamer
CAAlhNh, Captain UcfmlIe, viii make eXcurton to
tic above place every sunday durina the months July
Auepst ard September leaving Peck Zip. ool1ck,
" Gcuvtrusur street, at 81 Broome street So: Fifth
street.. 80 and Nineteenth sire t. o'clock Returning,
Lave Gen GGye nt % o'clock; New Rochelle, o'clock,
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i OFT TO LET.-THE THIRD FLOOR or NO 10
Maiden lane well adapted for very
VIM. M. THOMPSON, Is5 water street.
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NEW YORK DRY DOCK COMPANY, JULY l. lsl2-
The Bosrd OF Directors have this day declared ivi-
eena OF four D per cent PAYABLE and aer the 10th
Instant The transfer BOOKS wild he closed from the
the iV.h instant. y. 7. HAYES. Cs ehier.
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THE HALF INTEREST or VERY PROFITABLE
business to be disposed OF about 5000 viii be thc
amount REQUIRED in csshno other viii accepted
10 gentleman wishing to enter into busiUcss this an
e&eelleut opportunity This boirg business advertise
mcutt requested that those only who tine means
viii reply. address Lcnton, at thfs office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16

TIVE AGENCY OF THOMAS BARBER FOR THE UN.
dersiFncd having this day ceased William Madge who
has been associated with him for six past, will
further notice act in his stead Mr. Madge only
TO settle any claims of the late Dunlop
X. Dunlop Con- and the undersigned.
AkcHD A. DUNLOP, 100 Warren street.
IL III 1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS THE
Il steamer CHARLES DEVLIN. Cdptnin Hicks. will
maize excursions az above on Tcesday Wednesday, and
Friday July - H. aud G leaving Delaney street Esft
river ~ ~ ocloc CEthaTne street Spring street.
North river, at So: pier No AZ 9 stoppue Wien,.
burg foot Of South Eighth street. az ~ o'clock each day
tahe Of uude win accompany the boat. lsro or te
tackle, and bnit furrishtG OF board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16

7OO.OOO T sncAss coMPKI s RlcALIAs
seSaIs q everal kinds and variety Of size brands
OF California and of red for sale in lots
by PALAU, IS Pearl street. opposite the Pearl Street
Uouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16

NEW EUsIC-JUsT rUBLIsMED-sECoND GRAND
~ Polka de Concert, by W. v. Wallace WIkLIAM
HALL son, go broadway. opposite the Park.