davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

EOR SALE-yERY Low, If APPLIED FOR IMME-
dafely, the three .tory and bassmstt houss. ing
all the modern improvements No. lS9 West
street Also two vacant lots in the fronting
ty-hfth street, four story AID basement house Tenth
street near irst avenues three ssory honse Thirty
brsS near fifth seventh
near Twenty second street; Ssvsn-
tsenth street near First avenue pyag twansy cent;
thrse valuable lots in Washing street; valuable
ty n Franklin street; three front
Twenty Third street. so In Fourteenth street, rscaot
lots on Thirty fret Thirty thirty third Thirty
four and Thirty ffth reefs b4.ween ad Fifth
avenue. Also, valuable conner lat Elf avsnue
three story houses il Tsenty sixth and
seventh avenues 5000 wanted vii iamsburs pro oerty
worth $4,000 SAMUEL EDDY, 60 FALL street.
basement,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

NOR SALE OR no LET-TWO SUPERIOR BILLIARD
Il tables, in perfect order. Can be had ut Apply
in person or by letter to T. LENT Aucton,er 495 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

A MORNING WITH THE POPULAR ORATORS AND
D. Yer Is a. II oooos, A. ~ by request Of s.v.ps
miller. Charles Whitney will perform ire follow ng pre-
Esie." ". e bryant; 8 "rhs sail,r Boy: prsaa,"E.
too OF boys sight Of arl-fhi.iips The BsiIsd
Of ir John Fr.rhln, Boiey 1.-THE speosacls Dealer
Byron; MARCO D. zarIs Ftz-Greens Halleok psrsona
tlns Of Webyer clay ana Randolph, H.. Admississ g
cents; teac, scholars and children l2 osnts Ths
Reverend Clergy are respectful ly invited.
FRANKLIN HUsEUN. US CHATHAM STREET 0DO
Les Propr *tor Til, above estsbl sh men. is sveY
aftern at o'clock srd In the evening" ct half past
for the purpose OF Clnsso and O d
Lvns Sasusry By NJ IL anet troupe Of Model Artists
together with arsty of beautiful perform For
th.r particulars "s bills Of each day Adnissonsssts q
chairs, SIX cents; boxes Is CENTS gallery. lax eonts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

NHARLEs THE FIRST, BY vELAsoUEz, Is nov
~ exhibiting ~ the Apollo Rooms Bfoadway.-" 49,
ling treat to lovers Of sst"-Illustrated London .s
r Dutohman .'To be studied {or hours IN r Hlrre1
"A picture which has attained double celebrity
Albion. Admission. Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

IHIRsT PACKET FOR AUSTRALlA.-THE NEW AND
Il elegant clipper packet ship BOTHNIA, james A.
Avery commander Tor Port Philip and Melbourne. Direct
few day.: This ane shP has jus. 70 urned from shor.
short passage to Australia is expected Her
datiops for passengers for egsnoe aud
application, only board, or TO ISAAC r. SMITH, l0l
all street. Front. other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

EoR SALE-FoUR LOTS ON NORTHWEST CORNER
OF Third avenue and Eightyfrst street ais. three
lets on Eighty drst street in of the also
lots on north SHE Of Thirty street. loo feet
Lexington avenue. Terms and If desired
yanced to improve. Apply to WIN. H. JANSEN, 50 John
treet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

EoR UNIoNPoRr THE STEAMBOAT CATHERINE
wild run ever day from the l9th to tbs 2sth inst,
leaving the foot Of Grand street, East river At so M
and the foot Of Nineteenth strest East river at NJ
susdae she will leave Catherine street. East ri
Grand street. asst river at and kia eeenth rect
river at % Freisht taken to Westch ester dock at
low rate. Fare 70 cents each way. THOMAS BEILLsY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

YINO LE1-A BAKERY AND DWBsBING HUUsEI
third house north Of Twenty ninth abe west
side Of Second The skehouss agg ven in bne
condition. he premises will be let lease % i've yesrs
tenant reasonable For partculs In
azure Of THOM ) =, siMhS,
Real Estate Agtst n Walt street.
yr0 LET-A THREE STORY HOUSE, NIfh 5fONE
Il front, No. 5s Pse hs street. south Br okyn Bstn,
and fixtures kchef &c Rat low 70 hrst
efhAy. lease will b given TO good teuAnt Apply %
I'D. BANNER, No. 81 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

LfoR SAVANNAH Tue NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
E wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, capt. J. e.
walton carr, log United States mail will leave Phiia
a. H. from the wharf above Vine street In speed
and strength In for the oomfr and
conyenei % passengers this ship Is unsurpassed Faro
rom New York or Pni'adelphia $685. storage, 50 The
State Of Georgia leaves above alternate WedDes
day. AGENTS In Philadelpha, Heroa T. Martin No. 37h
North Wharves; In savanna ali, Psdeiford, Fay Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

R0ARI ING.-A HAS DsUME FURNISHED ROOM ON
second floor, for la1s AID ntlenen board FIR ltdy
dated west Of Brosdwsy between Prince sud
off co, for three dayh - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18
DRoFEssOR ANDERSON, the GREAT WIZARD O.
THE NORTH

GPUYvESAkT INSTIqUTE.-MoNs. H. PozNANsKI,
~ from London begs to aanouaee to the ladies' and
tertsinment will take place Monday eseains
20 at the above He will be assisted by
gsna stuart; the eminent pianists Mr. H. u. Tim and
hr Sehsrieaberg and by the DISTINGUISHED vi,Onc.,s
Mr.. kchhorn. For further particulars
Tickets so cents reserved seat 81 To be had At the
Music stores Of Hall ton, Scharfenberg Luis asd
Mons Po2nnnstis residence l29 Clihton place. To
n'clnnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

R0ARD.-A GENTLEH.N CAN HAVE ROOM
- with board. ceDver mt to business dove tcwg IS
erwcek. Apply at 81 Jay above Cham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

were attended with great success ii which IT.
tended by less earstairee than Jenny Lind herself
tus the sudden change from Itaa climate rendered
" inter- residene ~ the South necessary. During her
say 10 Charleston she gave rery successful coaocrt
she - rmp-u,~u y serfin sisncslna aaa'aeaA
prn.E,tte, an eminent pianist.
this Gs 10 about to ppesr before the New
York public and we have doubt vii reap that
which the wonknowu talents Il this favored pupil Of
Lofni rnle her. and under whose advice hear lie
has refused the oE,r Of Nr Lumcy q the London t-
San Opera House mad. b. his agent IA Florence and has
determined ths oceaion H. visit The United states
The New Wosd Is really fast beg anins eclipse The
Old IN s attraction ct The most eminent ais.es that the
musical world bSe ana iii is appreciation Of
their talents. W. about to have brought before
u ancher ccioyeons oil the sno.t talented vocelists
which Ital has produced under the tutelage Of the
surraTed Eoss We do not know The actual intentions
IL Sisrona Observation-Disclosures he Intends giving
eer;s h,r gscount who har he viii accept the
Engagements offered herbit in WI. way. We hope
nany days viii not sape before hall haye the pIsas
IRE of hearing Der vocal powers and o. witnessing her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

syOHIlZ ETA EES1c g.

>v~uWrAy. June l..-si Z. NJ.
Our icpalions rlatyr % The stock market are In
~ rnpd course Il realization At the first pird to- day
the feeling among spectators more buoyaE than
lavc not ccd for many weeks, cut The ranaqioas
TO a pn,ual extent Compared with prices current at
the close Yesterday there has been ~ advance in Reading
Eailroad If per cent Norwich and Worcester 81 Mich
!gan Central Railroad =; pslaVarc aad iutson 2, Nor
rs carsl s. stcningtcn al Li.e Bonds. 1Sd4 ~; New
Hrsen Railroad i. Canton TO- declined Il PER cents
M Zine = Nicaragua Il; Panama a. There wore
largo sale Of icQGing Railroad and hodc~ wcso lrm at
tho cIoens prices Az tine geconl board ,iterc was con-
dorsb,. activity In all the loa.ng fanc"s aud better
prices ruled Morris Canal went Up - per cent; Dcle
ware and Huh g Norwich and orcestcr u; Reading
Railroad 81 Eric Railroad IS: long Island -; Harlem a.
Tho market closed with upward tendency ana the
probability Is that next week will cpcn with great deaf
II activity Indications Of sresuative movement Of
come pol daily becoming stronger and strong
cr ana some Of tbs heayiest hollcrs have within the
past few days been large purchasers.
The receipts vt tho Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to day amounted 70 sGl sl2 "; payments
$3.50 lG--balance, Si0a2jl0 81.
The shipments Of specie from this port during The past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13
ccnrsa TRoupnr IN TIE wnra casyrsrson.--

ccNrNG TROUBLE IN TIE WHrG CsSvNgTIoN.---
The dorgs Of the Wig State Convention Of Dele
cniee, held on Friday, "a the Aston House notwith-
Standing the harmony and enjoyment exhibited at
The splendid dinner furnished tc them by Stetson,
present Tiarferlng foretas.e ef the harmony AMI
unnuiuity Of the convention TO be he'll ia n few
days at Baltimore Moses II Grinnel, an oat and
out Fl end Of Mr. Webster, is a delegate ,rora New
York; but n number az other delegates profe sing
30 be in favorof Mr. Fillmore. were unceremoniogsly
kicked ont Of their rights by the physical force OF
tie Seward faction, in sueh n way rs will re open
the whole question in he Baltimore Convention IN
fact nc Wing delegation Of this state resemble il
sone Of heir aspects the diseopteatea condition Of
thc democratic delegation in 1918. which produsol
all tic disturbance, trouble, AID defeat Of the 4 ~
cratic cartg n that year. Mr.. Gginaell. however,
is good manager, aud we should not DO surprised
to that be manages his cards well to defeat
both scott ard Fillmore, md succeed in procuring
the nomination of his mIn-W ebster. 1t VII! be
rccollcct,d ;bst il 1elS, hr Giinne went to Pbila-
dell h'a n The same capacity; il favor Of Sen Tay
lor. and although Gcu Taylor had not majority
I in HAT convention, lat was oyerpowered by th'
sursri,r iuGucne, u Mr. Clay, yet Mr. Grianeu. ~
means Of influence OF all kinds contriyed to ret
G,n. Taylor nominated. and lir Clay entirely dis
coufitci Mr. Jrinucl has row set his heart m
rrocu,ir. the nomination u Mr. Webster, ana vii
b, uiaed aud assisted ~ thousand outsiders lroa
Boston, aud probably many from thi. city rad
! fem Ptihdelihia They command an amount
a capital fop Wall street. State street, or Chesnu
street. 70 carry their points il Baltimore. fhelf q
million dollars al required ensare he nomination
e. n. Nu,fa fssusl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

1he Illinois arrived yesterday, with ten "ays' later
Stou sorce ON California, the Sandwich Islands,
49, heN Granada The news from California
'veu'y.se days in coming through, aad efi I'M
me- .a;o!J tu HI arctic, fur liverpool where il WIZ
arrive IA ten oa'S hsAce--or IA taifty-sa'eh aaJs
fcv rau Fraresso Whilst the modern Pack pits
az eectic gtyd'e a.oud hs eorth in fosty ainute-,
tse modern o.oa puts Traveller 'hroash in forty
day. TIE illinois bgougbt nearly tvo millions If
d.1,,. y, .od dust, and very tayQighio accounts
&C.,, ,ut,.s
~, rt,.agenco from The Sand ,ich Islands and
NJ c;-,.,,74 - vo. of mpab inheritance. A.p.u-
gv,1 ,l. n,r ci., ~, ,be I.tbn,ns Of Panama. is .
vor ler,nl irstar,, Of Yankee eqsr.v. ID j. DIS
1900. - o..
t,...... s.. A..
1,,, t,,.,..-.
-, ,nl.;.i -
1T nS'?sa,es to the
f71o'g Tn's : " aud as matter q 3oarse,
se'-9 o. l't "hs members awaited the lse'7's Of
fit /. .,-yasv .rr'f ~
ll,. ',i'' W ' rs, A.. rtan
- ,,.',..,,t,. Ia .,,, ,,,,.s, ths
-, .,.. g,l, 5o -. IA, ,,,r, ~, the .,o,n
-. ~ -" ,,-;.,,;,1as o-o
-. ,,t.. - ~ s,,.h oo,a
'l'' ,r.,.1..,., e, A., g., a.,
60, ~. iii ,.o+ da u, has rco,,,,ai s,leal
- NC. ~. i, ..,-.,,,., to, Ior- ,,3 II
80, -. 1r. 60 rsf,. III. ,siio,, o,, that r,;,,t
". So ~. ra,,l;,, c,n,,-.l mad al.
..:,;,.,, 81 ..,,.,., +,,,
- ,N,,,, s,,.,1,' d,,l~,ol .,ai
r.. CT, g.. o..o,,sb,.
auau N -s. - ,.-.tosS yo v,ao,,i lbs opntvsa "aea
the cs.l,e,.ti.au.et Il $ plain to be tAat the
great lo3y of Tie Soutnotu whss are determined
pron NAL irg he Compromise measures test prser
70 Ganottug tr date IN which event ii IS n3s
;rnfobsbte :bat Genera, Scott Will lie thsown
sveraeard. ard The Iosn. aation given either to
Gsbseer og Fiae.e, CT, what is more likely, u DC"
NON altocetber.
II, Webster moa tarougi on The East are ia9F-
iac itb .lagtitr. aud, from the large number oi
HONORARY dele a3es NJ too e.tic' and tovas are
.c!Gr- TO Baltimore. it i evident thHy viii exert
sve.v nerve TO A.,e ta.i modern Cicero tla n1-si-
nation no lsss than one thousand o. taose dele
rate e.i' lea1e Boston to-morrov. Lowell, too. -
eooirtrLr her share % yards getting 80 On nu IL
ASH. Webster raeetiugs as viii be seen by the gle-
orapbic re1u,t of .he proceedings. webster stock
Ia. .st,s,.ly tiser very rapidly since the noInaa-
So ~ Cpoer,l Pierce aaj il would moi Je surprs-
ir, , r-,ort. i animation of President Fil-
,or t, fy or Of his Secretary should turn
ont te BE- truo.
t.o ri.ree lec Boston. yesterday, for Concord.
II, VERY ;adicioasly declines al public receptions or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

70 entfsp her he Immediately left Philadelphia and
10 New York again This in ius lance of the
ess smp yed by the inmates OF those houses to en-
arrival in his country to ener those hsu.: or fnfamy
and yise with which our principal cillss are infested and
wheh in"ad 81 anni"hhing arc yearly increasing TO
az alarming extent
the Common Council by the Comptroller giving ! state
ment Of The accounts Of his department for the five
AL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13
Gaze JOHNSON nm" the Dcn.ocratle R.v,.xv.
TO THE EDITOR o. TIE uERAIn

-" TORS, June 10 1852
SIN Some weeks ago. You published correspondents,
between myself and The pahl Of the Democ,a,c ~
reW IN relation TO my dcon nuance Of thu. paper ana
the pay Int nj 81 his .hieh alleged had bear,
made a second time thi.w,s denisd IN the April nnm
Der. accompanied by scuriinu. marks. when hsva
not ihouEnt ~ necessary t. unti targhsr han To
state the fact that csild Il he Office to-day and Mr.
Holly admitted. Without moments haita,ion the &C.
cond hl non o. ne mors and r., urned the sumnins
d,llarkto The pnbl e. THIS il the onlv
answer desire 10 IN se 70 the vulgar abuse Of that
paper. Your obeoent servant, q. JOHNSON.
G. rrNhI1T EotN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

Movements OF IndlysJ uols,

sfI1vIls ~ the CITY yesterday -
InUNc iiousE--J. ynndew ltcr. Havana Rev. A.
Aquoe. Chelsea; Count Puiske 8, Washington ". Ste
venom Kentucky: I. o. lain, Florida; Colonel Iass
Geo,.a; judge vakall. :. ~
AMrnscAv IiorrI.--Pr fsor Walker L NJ. T. v
Ir,in kentucky; Mid ahpm,n Bree,. /, i steamship
Mississippi; Rev j. .,igsion .slica l.. Kcmpcr Wis
Asioh no.sI: Jsbofne Drake, Virginia; u. Hatcher,
dai Dr resk '" mont DR.. starr. Charleston; Hon H.
s", ~ u"s 1uthsrBcli do Gen. Coombs Prnceton
H. - i'N' ~ dcasce; j. Logarc, Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

THE Nomination sr Gen. Pievce--The Effect !
ape" Congress.
The nomination by the Demccratic National Con 7
verton, Of Franklin Pierce for The Presidency, has
eli, Gdy produced cr sihle effect npon TIE egi-la-
,i.n ii Congress He is known, by hiswhee course
H. the House of Representatives and Senate, as
rigid tcouonist Of the public meneys al.d - a con-
strc ouIs Of he constitution of the strictest
Ills pat career Is guarantee that Il called 10 the
administration Il lie government be will diseoun-
teiarce Ell a.ttn1ts by land iolJe,s rnil,oaa Job
hers ara M! otie Joint stock slecuiators 10 make
vast fortunes mon extravaganza II prorriaticns. for
Their exclusive benefit Of Tie public lands or the
,tliener,ys
II sa'i,a0y apparent that lie democratic men,
tors ~ Comes ale beginning 10 shane their action
So ID ,ou;c IL 10 Ii. principles of tie next ssni
visitation il view of the very r1.babie eretioaoe
Ftt.lia. Pierce. II Wa Int III otLer dey that The
1--we ra;l,osd I'm winch IL he ,,en1 az lie nomi
pa.i,n of Cas- 81 Douglas. would have passed the
House. NOS, likely /, ls,rc ,nai,ritv. was taken
Il, l.frd oy.r. laid mon ne tabe. taken IL again.
ora ann, R;,l.i r,a.r IL. tah,e ~ rhrrsany
l.st ~ Elo,aa and Aiabsma Railroad ia, ~
In M. n. tah,. al - Friday ~ ,ootio,
- ,,l Il ees u ~ com,sr f,ilea oo,v ~ \
solitary v,te--yeas IS; nays 81, and it now
bangs suspended in tie House. motion % 'ay
o. the table a few weeks ago il was understood
hat tAc whole oi these railroad bills We're to pass
/ ~ a SOFT Of logrolling combination with other
/ schemes.
| At tie last Congress bill was passed granting
! tho right # way ard alternate sections Of tand
! mon a margin q SIX miles vide ~ each side q
'i.' 49, ''"lo ~ i'iAo ''''s - = -
.,..l,,s ..s. H.:
/ - 800 =.
| ,l,,.,.o ,ri,,i,,o -, oltsr,n,o s..,;.,s. \, ~
o..,.,rri, aotiu ,to ,,...n, .osa,, - ca,.,,oss
1,sl, hv a. a. cor 'oi,r.oas i, auth, wn,,o~,
.,se,,,1scst.,, staics aoa i, sop,o - ~. ,,s.,.o
! st...s ,,a c.r,ri, ,,,,,v ,.ill,,, ~ .bo ha..s,
,,..ncs NJ, rpb,;c an-,n, have bse, ,,.r,3,,.a
;r,o bo,i, l.nses s.ve,sl ~ th.,c i,c. IN,
Senate apd o,o Of them. ,ra,a;o, sb.rf !, ,,i,,oo
srd laf of acrr. 10 . railroad tbro,oh tho Stare
81 su..o,ri. ras passsi tbe liouse a.. e,,,ra
s,,nuule and rnsh lev railroad seecula or, INV. b.ec
If s,eh ra,s,tall.el l,.s.res. that rs ;f ~ .,,,,
tho wholesale co,r,,4ioo os mas b,.i,ese IL
hV0e o. representatives py t"o-thEos insJo'.tY'
nave I'venA! faSs'" 'ne homcs1eaa oil' ee'lAs
away lie h"s' pahIic CONAN; "a grants % G'afte1
ffeI"'s, ~ actual settlers
IN this c1igeuoy Of Wi.a,cse'u corruption and
stoel .jslhil q in the pubic .nas, the uonin. tion
Of Con ri.r,a. and The + ,,t,,ore ,l,ter,, cam.
in Very otrortut,ly to tic dispersion 81 the pi4
eersrs Il he ,uh,. treasury INA rs,r,o.1 hais.,.
sga,a,ifh Rae eehpp,asofthe an ;.,hors ~, s,a,.,,,
.n.La5 mo p,Iti.nor. d..ts1,,+o, .,,,. .t,, ,.,,
,I, ~ tho .,.ve,,,r,,, : ~ .,,,,..,r,;ato ,aad
o,goss 4, t,s ro,,a.nl q, H.. ,',,o4,s,r,.
-. -. az,
0. HE t'eas"r5' 49, '""s timely oeeaI"a"A aaa
IA j VtEiIL hl.lllAtG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

Not.ce to esn.se.n. .--.-rhe so.,ser,ber

handsouis hte stray hst rom Oh lazy to
infants 20 10 NUrNE'' ssfaw uat Aaaafaetory, o.
novry lie Keeps tho stoek tod cheap be
found in tbis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

Green rurtie and 1errarsn, OF excuEs,te
unaiiiy all this week inr sarts snpned Fix
sh.lliEas Ter quart. ). n q y ~ T. state street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13


EEscrrp FROM naowvINe--0p Friday afternoon Wm.
Seawol boy about fifteen years II age M oyelbo I'D ut
the foot oi lroome street, Eat rover while playing on
The dock Ii with great Official y that En Steers
succeeded in rescutue him from his per,ou stuliion.
lie afterwards carried 70 biz home N Gocfics street
SUICIDE DEoW.ING.--A About nine clock on Friday
evening when the ferry boat. Canada plying between
Williamsburg and G,and street, WAS about half way
acrosf n name unknown, WHO is supuoci To
have lteu nsGnc, jumped overheard anr WI. drowned
before assistance. could be prscurci The body has no,
yet been found.
IscctuFNT.-on Friday. man, named Michael FOLEY,
tl the pavement Pearl street. and broke bis
tEiah We sent TO tho city Ho ptl in Oh irse of
oiicer NcGu.rc, OF The Sixth ward police.
F;Rr--Ahoul ten O'Clock on Friday night fra broke
OFT in No ~ th,rry street occa toned by the trimming
of Il camp ne lamp whenlghteo Damage triii,ng. II
eAtins'rslsa b. tiheer Murphy, OF the Fifteenth
ward Doii'e.
s Rrcr w,rH srovs--0n Friday af.crneea \ Qernasn
rig picker whio stopping down ut the tbfaer et Fra o
la md Greenwich streets was struck he grins with
st.ne. thrown By b.ys and seriously III ted. lie
wae convey ea to the Cits ho.ptal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13
,Ehe sreea of sle t.ea snslAlp tsreet BRITAIN,


The Speed OF the tsg"'nsiaip Great Britain.
,a.,.. :, , M" ao.h 9un' ~ 1852
report r.latve H. ~ i..o Of The Great Britain
mute iss, s ~ ocs 1 Viii @c IL. bore s
nts,n ts leave 70 ta'r sa, tes ss.c. longitude By
Which sduiit,ins he l[. he liook a. hsf pnst one
&s or nay m n and aVy hs m ss" os9
W. il HcssFtl' H 49, r. shin Princeton
EroosEIy, ;.,,.7I,ncn..
Pill aesna,a A"sY eoyE terd,y morning
OF fnlton Nassau streets when picked
p i " AIR @ @ ,h wa a. sm ias
a peor. ~ 80. ''ng'e man ana aoo"t
'''>''' ''' -
Wedyesaay, June 10Th a. ~ .loct; tho gallery rear
@ portion ea S ylS 70 !" The he 4 Is
mon t u ac "aa .s sfy sa,n .'
tias ard othor seneat s,',t aer.y q exa@ineson;
paintings win he ready for SIonday rsavlous
Ea,gains! Eaasn,ns' 6'reas Rcauct,sa In
hsna s,alis'at M Ivy mt T. !, az san. i,ss
saya@e.i nins Is iisaosc s"s ~
Tan sa,s rev rev , sPd
s,..., E,oss ea,s a. ,ss,, ,s,.xs =. veto
haneseus ~ stray ,fy ne rom % lazy
W. infant = 70 70 toi fa" oat Maaa,aseory' =.
- W.
- 80 70 80, ,, f ~ - ,atr
furnished sailors ana b4drogm. ,h iii hs madssn In.
moNsnents ayd cenver'ra"e betH,. sasltoom slosa.s
&c, Ina. Ne iss a'siy - Dp NO. s'ge' , sW,s
,eiet with wthov. hosra cceenen ubhing together
tie AZ srtment T. 1is'tre a., r. psrt,ry s"nots cali
- "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

Fashionable Cloth ig--tseasiy EYadae-Ssens
tierep who with 10 rep ets tn drnhes invtei
to esil ut ALFRED ruNkDG 4 "1. 3 Netnnt Emporium
An Broadway, where may y found we'll made gooas
nlrsiYa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13
This news.

Ee~ yorh. Sunday. Juns - ,s,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13


SHADES and al other curtain ior 1T
prices by kLLTi FIRGi son, O. Rcaa street. n Il
2Ss1s Broadway. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvESIS

wsa,D's MrhsEaELs Woods Musiesi hsn ga 6ro
way krIileFIAs aInsrRrLsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham str>es-y.Eerxivs
Nnp Box B0srMfA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-13

AsT4e pLS ~ uPgRA HousG-Dosrrrfs rrsrfso
T&Alas ANIMALS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

A GREE IL McCLASAHAN,
Y N CONN sS ION MERCHAsTS,
LYxcHBURe, Va.

A CREE ~ McCLAsAHAN, ohoL r."
n N OHH BSS ION Me- WIZ
LYSeHBUno, Va.
Offer for sale
ITO bags Rio and Laguin Coffee,
y :" heal old java and Mocha do
ID hhds and bbls Moasses,
81 - n. Oh X. Sugars.
5 " ST Crofx d.,
% boxes AID bbls Loaf. Crushed and Powdered do,
% tons country and rolled Iron various sizes, 3e')
1000 best Cast Steel,
OBS kegs Nails
5000 lbs sole Leather,
10, 000 lbs Cotton Yarns,
% b ,xes danufactured Tobacco, (soineYery hns)
10 boxes Adlmaniine, Sperm and Iallo" Candies
500 k~gs blasting an rifle Powder,
2 1000 # best Sofey Fuse,
Is halos OznabargsaBd Domesties,
100 bbls rectifed Whiskey,
p &" old Rye (somc S years old
Il " Wine, Different qaalitics,)
IL " and - pipes + reneh Brandy, (some hne,)
10 " old Apple Brandy,
g tirrces bcst London Porter,
10 bbls Rum and Gin,
with "A great variety Of articles not mentioned above,
mak mr. our ftocL a ~yerylaree and desirable one.
We give prompt attention 10 sales of consignment
OF Flour, Wheat, Tobacco, Bacon and all other kinds oil
country prodnce-8lso To- receiving and To- wardlng
Goods, Produce, &c. may lJ-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

a valuable remedy for Impurities Of tie Blood, Erysi-
pelas, Boils, Salt-Rheum, Milk Crust. Rheumatism,
Bronchitis. Englarged Tonsils, Sore Throat, Dropsy,
Ulcers on the legs, Swelled GLANDS, Deransed Live,
Oppression. Palpitatiou OF the Heart, letter, &c. &c.
Prepared by f. Ii. STABLER, Alexandria. Va.
All ofthe above palua6ie preparations, for sale by
X. STABLER & CO.,
iy l-2twd&c3m LynchbuP q. Va.