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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

05- The North Carolina Wing state
convention declare Mr.. Fillmore TO be
their first choice Tor President, aud Nj,
Secretary Graham Tor Vice President. -
But they will cordially support the
nominees of the Wing national conven-
ton"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

Land Warrants are in better demand.
The selling prices range Sl25 to $50
for quartz scc,iorns, 100 acre scrip, and
smaller scrip in proportion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

MYSTERIOUS DIs,PPfARANcE. The
Baltimore Argus states that the wife OF
n highly respectable dry goods dealer IN
North Gay street above the bridge
disappeared at an early hour on Tues
day morning. with her Two children, Il
servant maid and her entire wardrobe
She retired 10 rest ms usua!, on Monday
light, beside her husband. who, on
waking up about dayIigh; Yesterday
ncrnng, discovered that during bis nap
he partner of his bosom had thus
urangclv vanished No cause can be
assigned for the mysterious conduct OF
the wife, who is on the eve OF becoming
a mother for the third time. She has
ever lived, il is stated, on tho best terms
with her husband, and her sudden ab
sence has filed him with grief and con
stcrnation. Upon vague surmise that
his missing partner intended Northern
"Trip, he proceeded to The President street
railroad depot, but scanned in vain the
countcnauces Of all the female passcn-
gers of the S l-2 o'clock train for Phila-
delphia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06
HERALD OF THE TIMES
CRANST0N & N0RMAN.
TERMS-.S2 in advance, or 1928
ut the end Of the year.
Published EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, At
No. l27 Thames street.

Movsr VIsuvius.-We copy from the
Albany Journal the following letter,
from the editor ol that paper now in
Europe, describing his a, sent 10 Mount
Vesuvius, accompanied by ladies' Of his
nppfy.- .......
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

u A new sympathy is developing 1t.
scli IN England. A society called the
Aborigines Protection Society is III full
blast, one Of the obicc's o' which is to
secure TO Amt ricnr Indians their polti--
cal and social rights There is un-
luckily deficiency in The treasury Of
about $500, so that not muth can be
done nt present Meantime, where ls
CONWAY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

NEvsR CIR ANGRY.-l, does 10 good.
Some sins have ii seeming compensation
or apology, a present qualification of
some sort; but anger has none. A man
feels no better Cor il. 1t is really tor
mcnt, and when the storm Of passion
has cleared away, il lsaves one to see
that he has been fool, and he has
made Himself fool in the eyes of others
too. Who thinks well of an ill-natured
man, who has 10 be approached in the
most guarded and cautious way Who
wishes him for ne;ghbor, or Il partner
in business ? He keeps all abou, him
in the same state of mind as if they were
living next 10 u hornets nest or Il rabid
animal. And az to the prosperity in
business, one gets along TO better for
getting angry. What il business IN
perplexing and everything goes by
contraries"-will a fit of passion make
the winds more propitous, the grounds
HlolS pIouuoH'ei tlc iloiht's ihole Ia
vorable ? Will a bad temper draw
customers, pay notes, and make credit
ors better natured An angry man
adds nothing 10 the welfare OF society.
Since, then, anger is "useless, needless,
disgraceful, without the least apology"
and found only sin the hcsom Of fools" !"
why then should it be INDUCED atalI 2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

The wiz Of John MeDonoeh.-The
sui, brought by the collateral relatives
OF John McDonogh 10 anLul his will was
on trial before the u. S. District Co rt
at New Orleans, at the last adviccs.
The suit instituted hy the States Of
Louisiana and Maryland. against the
cities Of N. Orlcan, and Baltimore, also
to annul the will, was TO have come up
in the Supreme Court Of Louisiana, on
the Goth instant. Tic New Orleans
Delta mentions rumor that female is
now living in that city, 10 whom Mr.
McDonogh was legally married and by
whom she had two children. 1t is said
that previous to his death h. gave them
$5O,OOO. II the collateral relatives sue
cced in breaking the will the widow
and children, if such there be, will come
in Tor the property.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

I5 Graves are bu, the prints of tho.
footsteps of the angel Of eternal life. 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

E5At the one hundred and elev-
enth annual election of the Artillery
Company, for the choice Of officers,
Christopher G. Perry was chosen
Colonel; George Burroughs, Lieut..
Colonel; Thomas B. Carr, Major !;
James Barton Captain; William II.
Stanhope, Quartermaster; Charles C..
Clarke Isl Sargent; Benjamin Marsh.
I'd, "a Sargent; James w. Lyon, 3d
Sargent George w. Tew, i,h Sargent
Joselh II. Perry, 5'h Sargent; and
Thomas u. Carr hrmorer. .....
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06
AREA OF THE UNITED STATES,

AREA OF THE UNITED STATES.
The total area o, the United States is
put down at 326l,l26 square niles
This almost boundlrss extent OF terrific
ry is thus made up:
Area IN square miles.
Twenty. old States ex.
cluding Texas and Caliior-
NEW TERRITORIES.
California md New Mexico 52607s
Texas 325,520
Oregon BAL, ,463
ll93,o6l
Northwest Territory, west OF
the Mississippi, including
Minnesota, and boun, ed
south by Iowa and the .
Platte river, and west by
the Rocky Mountains 1884
Indian Territory, west ol Mis-
souri, aud Arkansas, and ..-
south of Platte river 24S,s5i
Number of sd miles in the US. 1921, 426
The length of Mexican frontier and OF
sea coas, by which this territory is main.
~ bounded is as follows:
Length Of Mexican frontier 100 miles
Length OF the Atlantic and
Gulf oi Mexico coast $500 do
Length Of Pacific sea coast $40 do
In lsl5 the military posts Of the Uni
ted States were only seventy-eight in
number The wcsiernmost Of which wns
Fort Washta. on Red River now there
are one hundred and eighteen military
posts, and the Pacific forms the western
limit OF our territories. baltimore Amer
icdn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

. AVERAGE MORTALITY OF ALL MAN.
iKlND.-The population OF the whole
earth has bern variously estimated be
tween eight hundred and thousand
/ millions Of souls. If we fix upon an in
tcrmcdiatc number, say 9iG OSOOJ0 and
assign 80 years for the con'inual &C Of
each generation, we shall find that the
children Of men" come into the world
and 20 out OF it, AT the following aver
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-06

Coop PAY.--Thc pay of Louis Ma
poleon, as President of France, Is
twelve millions oflrancs IA year. 81 l3O,
600. which is about Sl92, 500 per month,
equal to S6,33O per day. So Louis Ma
poeon gets in four days more pay than
our President gets in whole year; hls
pay one day is more than the annual
salary OF any of the mcmbers OF oug Cab
met. There is something after all in
being President OF France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
IMPORTANT.-From the

IL IL British Province Of New bEunswfek
From The 81 John OBSERVER OCt ~. istS
Asat this Of the year and throughout the winter
months coughs and colds tho prevalent OF all the va
rous lis that Hesh heir to- woad sdyise such OF our
readers and others who Do thus afflicted 10 avail them
selves OF that excellent medicine "Wsars BasAn OF Wd
Cherry WHICH judging from our experience, and that
Of others consider being OF the sfest and most ef
ecta remedies that has been concoced tor the above
complaints and which with the cordial approval OF
Of the best physicians Aud delays dangerous,
and coughs and colds frequently terminate IN consanptoa,
th escscous and agreeable remedy should 81 once he 10
sorted Mr.. = L. Tlley is Oh. In this city, who can
many instances in which the most pleasing resas
have followed from the use Of WistaT's Bsssn"
Prom n, srror, Nee lort, hsrck ~ isfl
WIsrsR's BALs.M.-We regard the Wild Cherry tree -
Of Nstnres physicians sort OF good samaritan OF
the forest for ts medic gum has relieved the s01enss
and saved the lives OF thousands The Baan prepared -
DR. Wissr pare and perfectly reliable preparation Of the
real Cherry Essence and remedy by means Bad TO
take We speak cond, ny ard ngy IN Its praise from
having witnessed its influence In eossnmptivo
cases when all ether prescriptions had proved OF no eaec
None genuine unless signed 4 BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale Wholesale retail by A. h. ID. SANDS Gem
ersl Agents. No leo Fulton-st; Thomas Maxwell No 20
Wilsm-st; John Mihsu. No 1873 8rosdwsyi Astor and
Irving House Drug Stores, arc No ITO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
U,HE WORLDS HAIR RESTORA-

II TINE-Wausnted TO contain no deletenous nsre-
dentsA never ng life color esorer and preserver OF
hair skin ard sight II is death 10 grey hairs and destro-
ton specta This valuable pTopsr-
alton different from all Others has beer used for years.
which can stested BY hundreds OF ladies' Of the
n oct weahv families also by clergymen lawyers and DOT
tors no having previously tried all the postrus OF the day,
composed OF deleteous Articles such lead limo caasc,
spanish flies black lead &C. seriously inung their hea,n
and har aud expendng hundreds OF dollars IN vain found
one bottle the Resorer have the desired effect The
Resorer IL iDfabe II applied according 70 directions aud
will not soil the finest linen. IL fails TO restore the
hair its original color however grey when once reo'e
BY applying IL few times every three months you WIN NOT
have grey hair should obtain the age OF one
hundred years IL bsdness removes and prevents
dizziness headache scur dandu scsdhesd. or any erap.
tons the head It viii so restore the sight and prevent
the hair from falling. by ipvigorsting the sAn, muscles
nerves blood sse and The roots OF the hair Orders mast
state the color Of their hair dark light experience has
shown that the Ingredients that restores sht hair VIII have
no effect upon dark No Is for dark, No tor hshtNo
sis Hyohaamum or dressing for the hair tor younr and ed
and should he used the Resorer fhe Resorsr pat
10 large flint bottles $3.50 per bottles generally
enough for year The Hylobsssmum or dresinf Tor the
hair s. sd cents per bottle thus coming within the means
of all persons The demand for il shows is worth duly
and IL productive many worthless limitations
None are genuine except Mrs Aliens Words Hair Hesor-
or New York blown on the boes and her signature on the
directions For ssls at No 1870 Bswery. No. e Washing
ton.t No 209 Fulton St, Brooklyn and by druggists ana
perfumers generally Principle depot aud mandatory no
SIS Broome Of Elizabeth. Bee Ne0- YORK Ce'oS.
icls Il old entertainments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

and houst IN common with British Gooda fhroagh bills
OF hiding are given IN Havre for New-fort
WArcHES-By order Of the British Treasury. watches
nresn manufacture bearing the names or marks Of usi,e
Manufacture. viii b. hereafter admitted In ENGLAND In
attn for the United States and other countries
oswhich French and Swiss watches may De shipped dsYrs
hr NewYork or Boston va Liverpool without ne1rrins
We k q heretofore being seized BY the Enfsh Custom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
N ton for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamers C. WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE, Of this line, nsw ran resu.
lsrIy a. heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North
River first wharf above Baey-psce, daily, Sundays on
septed at P NJ and Stoninston at O'Clock NJ OF 90
arrival of che mail train, which leaves BosoR 81 so
For freight passage apply at the Office, No 10 Battery
place, or on board the boats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ SHIP COMPANY connecting with tho PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through line oT
Caifonis and Oregon, via Aspnwal Navy Bxy. Great
ducon OF rates for Steerage Passengers The splendid United
State, Mail steamship EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tuns, John
Leeds Con mander carrying the United States mails will 30
d patched transferring her passengers Hsyana 70 ae
steamer Philsde phia- for Aspinw on WEDNESDAY
June at p NJ, from the Pier at foot WsTenst- Nerh
RIVER Rate, of fare to Aspnwall Ladies' Saloon, State
Room s65; Lower All and Forward Saloon, do Sa5 SEQ
ond Cabin Ssndees s45 Steersse s3b Passengers will be
the Ishmus the passengers expense The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, under present srransement. always
have at Panama eamshps inspected and received by Gov
eminent for Transporting the regular California and Oregon
mails Immediately their arrival A. Psnsma and pc soma
securing through passage by the United States Mail steam
es from New-York have preference OF accommodation
board Rates Of fare from Panams San Francisco the
most favorable tennis -
For freight or passage apply to CHAs A. WHITNEY ct
the Office OF the Companies No. In Wests- corner OF
Warren. New-YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
ched 70 each snip. No Dertn secured 1nul
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

U
EDW'D & COLLINS 4 CO. No. Sc Wsll<-, MY.
BROWN, sHIPLEY co, Liverpool
L. @. ROBERTS CO. No Is Kings Ar1s f1o'
London.
JOHN MUNROE CO. No. Rns Notre Dame dee
victories, Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsvre
me Of these ships viii Be accountable for soas
silver bullion specie isvely precious or metals IN,
les bills Of dng nsned therefor and the value thersoi
therein expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Grtnrsions.

EXCURSIONS.-Thes steamer Nimrod
can b. chartered for s.cur.iOuS having been rested
for the purpose Apply the Wss Foundry corner OF
Beach and West sts J y COFFEE. Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Expresses.

"ELLS, FARGO & COMPANY'S
w CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
JOINT STOCK COMPANY. CAPITAL SEQ s.
Ofhce, No 10 Wslst, NewYork.
pIRkcTORs
Henry Wells VIM @. Fargo,
Johnston Livingston, James Mckay,
Elijah 7. Williams Alpheus Reynoda
Edwin b. Morgaz Alex NJ c. smith
Henry d. Rice.
EDWIN b. MORGAN, President
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
This Company having completed its organization abova
Is now ready undertake general Express ForwArdnE
Agency Commission business the purchase snd sale Of
God-oust Bullion and Bills OF Exchange; the payment and
collection Notes Bills and Accounts; the foTwadlns OF
God-dust Bullion and Spectacle Packages Parcels and
freishts Of all descriptions nd between the CITY OF New
York and the City OF San Francisco and the principal cites
and towns in California connecting az Neufork WITH me
hines of the American Express Company the HSmden TX
press Pullen Virgil Co.'S Northern and Canada ExPres
and Livingston, Wells Co.'S European Express =,
They have established Offices and faithful Agents AZ
the principal cites and throughout the sste MID
die and Western States and CALIFORNIA; energetic and atn
full Mess myers furnished with iron chests Tor the security OF
and other valuable packages accompanying e-h
Express upon ali their lines well In California - IN Ihs
Atlantic States 81,
SAMUEL P. CARTER, for many years connected With
the American Express Company, and T. w WAShbUhSi
late Of the Bank Of Syracuse have been appointed pnep
Agents in California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
SUPREME CoURT.-HENRY SHAW and

- Others against THE WORK STATE TELEGRAPH
COMPASYIn Pursuance IL the judgment Of the saprems cosr
oil be sod under The direction the subseoe public
auction by COLE Chiffon Aseronse. {. tbs Ne ebsats
Eycaase CITY a ses fok. The TN day 0 JuDs hsgt
los occ Of hst day parcel al ard nzaisf
Of 81 the it- Estate, sh o. Wsy kssmens 81
ucsn and aons rsspE
COMPANY from thar ocs %. city ~ New fofk 70 rf once
Bsns including all their brsnb hass ssd routes
O.weso and Osisnsbufsh t<ethsr ~tA Al
the supesstrscDrs FrtGrs Pos lsrssiOrs WHs
and Appuensnce Ans so, an and shsaf ns xnd piyeeeo
o. CO.. Eecuocbemsl Telegraph and 10
zned and conveyed ssree5 to Be sss sDsd %
conveyed The New Yo State Teeuph compsny b. Assndss
The sewfO STATE Telegraph Company had By under The Ds~s
sad Ba and RELY snt snJ tfsnsfsrts ssns And
also al and The Batteries Iessagh instfsm-a. Aps.s
"a. Fnres Furniture Frahs Ts~gsphc Wrs and otsss
ehs Of whatever hind description, b@bnSas 70 the ssd ne
New fof State Telegraph C0npssy, WHISTLER ns rze~ ~
vtss the ds-crption "a the snnsrsd schedas or not
sCHEDULE-PsoyssTr ~ couyAsrs osstoss
AT NEW YORK-Tso Instruments sas hfss b>us0, o"es
Desss, Furniture and Frtsre.. -, - "A,
AT ALBASY-Txo fnstran>nv Center Tsbs. hse""ss D~ss
clsss Partition, Furniture and Futures - NJ. ,.s..-s
AT TBoY-T~o inseamso,s, hpe Ssne1' "~'' '"s''as
De.s. Table. Furniture AID F1'srss 49,, o, s,.o "a.
AT bsftsJ ciass raubob DsssS
C.ofsr TabI~ Funitsrs and Fistares
AT sfRACUsE-T-o Instrsmsnsass b<itsfy r1thos, n~s
At suBURs-oas INSTRUMENT, Glass Paton Fsrnitsfs snA
EocHEsTER-ons Insuument instrsmsnt raes ss1
battery Paon Center Table, Oas Wntas fss's ess
sd. and Furnitsre and FHfsrs<.
Al BTFALO-T.o Iasrumsnts sfs> Battery. Psrslos 500
hre Tsb Insfsmsnt fsbs~s sr cs<fs ofse
a. s.n Ins,umeus ocai Bsf;enes oos az each Of ue
f1ns places tos~tLer With, he fIsres sns Ssr,sss e.ca
~. that 20 cay Hs~bsfh, koasost xasssoa cssk
Troy Tassasbsssk, Io Fa osssse wssro~s oessss
No. Yort May AL 81 AhCnisAeD t
n. Eosssr Asssnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
THE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL

i UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Tbe ships
composing this line the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Capt Luce BALTIC, Capt COmstosk-
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for Coz.
eminent service. Every has been taken In their
struetion also IN their Engines 70 insure strength and
need and their accommodations for Passengers
cused for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
Hew-York Liverpool In rsca. cabin SIO In second
DO SO Exclusive Of are statsrooms $50; from
Liverpool New-YoTk ESQ and go An experienced
reon stacbed each ship No berth secured until PAID FOR
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
NRFIGHTS 70 PITTSBURG, and all

the WESTERN CITIES, via NETWORK and
PANY. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD and OHIO RIY-
FR-1he Philadelphia and keKYork Steam TranspoIta-
ton Company having made arrangements with the Psnnsy'
ysua Raosd Company 10 carry their eight between Phil
sdepha PttsbuTg prepared 70 receipt through
for Goods from Newi orb 10 Pttsbug Wheeling Cincin-
natl Louisville or ST. Louis the following reduced rates
New.York to Pittsburg time days Rates-lst Cass,
Al O5 I'd 90 cts; Sd 10 ets 4th 60 cts per 100 lbs
New.York to Wheeling, time days Rstes-ls Clasi,
Al q; ID IS cts; Cd. IS es 4th 75cts, per 100 l0s
New-York to Cincinnati, time days. kates-lH Class,
al o. ID 81: Sd. 80 cts; 4th. 50 cts per 100 lbs
New-York 10 Louisville. time days Rates LIST Cla<s
a. 81 I'd 81; Sd. 50 cts; 4th 80 cts per 100 lbs
New Yok To ST LOUIS time IL days. Rates Class,
Al S. ID 81 so 3D. 81 90 4th 81 10 per 100 lbs.
Merchants shipping DDS 70 the West will ind II muca 70
their advantage in and time to ship by this route
Fer further information bills laiins apply to WIN H.
THOMSON, Agent Pier No. North River, New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
VTANDERBILTLINE for SAN FRAN

VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRAN
CISCO. THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
ROUTE-The only Though Line giving Tickets for crossing
the Isthmus-The iavoe double iRne steamship PRONE
THEUS 1900 burden will leave from Pier No North
River az 8 o'clock p N. precisely, SATURDAY, June
10 for San Juan del Norte connecting with the Pacific
Steamer over the Nicaragua Transit Route having bat ~
miles Of land transportation These Steamers are unvsled
in their Cabin ard SteeIage accommodations AMI with the
increased facilities for crossing may no assured
OF foine through without detention at any point Thus
route offers superior advantages for families going "a CaOr
MIA as they are constantly under the charge Of officers at
tscbed 10 be line For information passage apply only 70
d. h. ALLEN, Agent, No Battery place, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
CUPKEME COURT-Sarah Bucklin, by her

- n.st friend Thomas white agf John BaakLn-ro JOHN
BUCKLIs You hereby summoned and required 70 snss ne
10 this acton which Will BE- filed the osa Of tho Clerk
OF the CITY County Of Ysrk ths City Hail. the oy
New Yob answer 10 the sad e0unPans
a. the be oee Ne 10 Nassau the et2 Of New
Yos within twenty after the service Of this summons on yos
such ADD h 70 answer hs
.sd COMPLAINT Nhin us te a6reess plaintiff bs acton
wall sppy 10 The Coa for relief demanded the sonpist
.vt1s~s.f A. l. PIssEY, PL.izufs Aiisrssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

NOTICE is hereby given according to law, to
IN all persons ha'ps claims GEORGE BOLDLY, ate 81
he city KING County deceased at ey required
sxhbt the sane v0sctsrs thereof the SUBJ 81
their place business No - Caihne the City II se~ fofks
on before The lbh Of Mar Dated November 49, 1901
RICHARD BOLDLY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
all lavsmTar MARY BOLDLY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
NOR SAN FRANCISCO-TUESDAY,

III June l5-The splendid new doube-engine steamship
CITY OF PITTSBURGH, 900 tuns burthen, VIM O.
stotssbur7 Commander This splendid steamship having
undergone extensive suit her for the sds and
10 make her TO any steamer on the
Pacific will sail for Sen Francisco above, touching at VAL
psrsso and Panama Her are lgs and airy and
her accommodations superior TO any steamship
.host having abundance 81 both light and air a. well a.
hight between decks IL s confidently expected she
will make the passage San francisco in short time
II has been made by any steamer, thus Offering TO families
and TO those who desire theH comfort much pleasanteT
than by the via Chsres only
q limited number Of passengers will be taken
Apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON, No; Il Exchange
place New York and No. Wanut-st- Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
Eegal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
ii County Of New Yo VIII - cold e paehe ses
on, the Mshsnts' Erehsnss the Cv az New rof On thc
attwslvs obh the owne Heal lei
ofJAMEs oRElo dscsssd, bf the osymsa Of he e.ete.
An OF lard stusts bns and bsnsntb SsssnthWoo
OF CITY Of Yok. and tBosn and distinguished
made thereof and sund other o bsonsns one Jssss Mar
ehad bot number a bounded xssterb 10 hoat By scam
mel the by land bsonsns nov % h~1 10 the
heirs OF Eve Bynch norhey b, lot n1mbe thry ave aoasuih-
By lot numbsf thirty breadth mont and
feet and nsh each .ds ainsy ave lost be bs
Tbs the 2opsv eonssf Of
story frame Tsrms Of CASH ~ ssat e
The time Of sale and balance upon delivery ds hsrs
afsr JAMES 8kkI0, it,.
sle osf Administrator OF Jsnss Greg deed.