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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-24

THREATENED DISRUPTION IN THE CHURCH OF ENG
LAND.-It is stated by the London Weekly Dispatch
that, consequence of the determination of the Crown
not 10 allow Convocaon to sit for the dispatch of
business the leaders of the High Church party at
meeting have resolved to secede from the Es-
tablisment and connect themselves with the Episco-
pal Church of Scotland, which, while in all main
points it agrees with the Church of England adds to
its service acknowledgment of something very like
the Roman Catholic doctrine of Transubstantiation
and regulates its affairs by synods of bishops and
clergy. The Right Hon. w. II Gladstone one of the
leaders of the movement, has taken the first step
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-24

" WASHINGTON, Dec 19--Vce President King was
more feeble yesterday and is still worse to-day
The nature of his disease is affection of the lungs
similar to MIR. Clays, and he has the same physi-
clan, DE-. Hall. He will resign the Presidency of the
Senate at early day, but there is no probability
that he will be able to do it personally soon if ever
Mr. Atchison of Missouri, will undoubtedly succeed
hin-BaH Sun
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| LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE. New Orleans, Dec
1S-Later accounts from the Rio Grande. state that
CarayaI had crossed the river with 400 Texans and
was marching upon Monterey by invitation OF the
citizens. General Crus, military commandment at
Monterey was secretly aiding The movement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14
EolBve Intelligence.

.F,rcsi Cf Fugf3t from Eo, ea--Ofierr Keofc
of TIE tlief pccil ais Saturday ri9ht arrested
fon'eei loohing man named George PssSer, chtrgcd
WIN htiug thGItnc from hnaton where ~ Is alleged
hr stand. accused Of grand lYcrny: also D. obtaining
larse un ~ money under false pretencos Parker Is
seems, lad been arrested in Boston aud wirie in
tcdy under the Sheriis the to the cuue.y
jail hu ucd II making hi-c cape aud alinng he
EcrtpCn of the pii forwarded To ihe Chief
c Police or this city who despatched the atpvr cioer
IN pursuit ana the accused found 1T the Express
Office ~ Kingsley Co in the Of receiving a.truah.
tkd u Police, whore Ii" d.teincd unit conveyed
back Is Tie authorities Of Boston.
Tie .Ersoa Casc Wo,fis street Some short time
eincc Judge Nitchr ot the snprfme tourt IN tbs
~ ihkus Gfld.tcin charged with er'tDg fire to mis-
No - Morris street thu right III tho 9Ist ~
MAY last cra hsf etticc had t.cd
Illegal act by Dnjuasetin tne funny
ntiirr tie lrft for trni rnvIths AIDING sgs
paefed by the lppie1iurc oInrnwcI~i him to Do
ihc case wn accordingly sent back 10 be inve gated ny
iol q" Justice; aud ycs, rdIy. ile
exhibited lofo. The Chief of Police .uicc Osborn
che 10 fhe same judgment ana committed the accused
to p'fon for trial
Br,otine NJ Di oyi.riy rlou~ a,ccr. Bumstead
Mrnt aud Weed IT the lhi district police court on
Satudty night made descent n II Iu,n of disreDrtr
sith't al No ~ Jt keGD She direction aud
authority oi Justice Wood rhr eibccrs into csto-
dy bniy Gaylor the Keeper oE tho hjEse threa
CAN'T auIb'TN ard Mary I..nu Ero@s The keeper of
thc hotft was held % hn II ti ~ $500 nnswpr
ne chntCc IT Rcrpipe h0ue OF prostitution and the
iltt Nnfftn " II probably lptcnt 10 ae rcnirpnary
fi3ionS!B iyftpg tisAi, ,cE - f. Gerntu named
CIHfies ausoueh urr,s on Sunday afernoon nv
officer Gonngr oi the f0artl ward charged wi frou iy
iott holc over cone eli iren il oo.evet
.Gilrg fomc yeIy scriouty Tho aco.sod conveyed
h,t1e iu.ttre Osborne no eommtttpl ln prsu FOR
examination ordcr give tp .sr.iu tie extent
OF the inJruy inflicted on ills rhiit4ts
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-ews Gfthe Sarah Sands,

FROM the liverpool Courier June
rent anxiety has hoen felt the safety ii this yes
sa she sailed from New York for this port on tile Sh
OF Mny' ana haV consequently yesterday uaen twenty
,oof aas vt sea During that time no tiinc Ind been
hea'd ~ her though there had bgcn thpo arrival, OF
iahtc steamers ~bich had lets the her eide sab
seaueny 10 Ter day 0f sairg ard sailing yesse Inc
queen oi he Wcst vbieh lof Now York but ay OF two
nsetiou y. Under ihos circumstances, coupled viii
The met hGt he kroWn To have IA ssan
gers on board u l. not surprising that considerable alarm
was te' n 70 her fate happy TO be abb to state
frnm private information that letter was received in
Liverpool yesterday from Of The officers on board
Gatt tanau u Monday. y. a., stating in substance
that tue Ntei had rpuced that port that on her ont
ware bouna voyage .he had taken il was considered
suAceh quantity Of Goals g. bring her back but mat
OWING = rorg ca,crly vines she has had very bad pa
sage thd ma run Shors q Goals almost prov, ions
hito tha etora had been made each Cek in ordnr
fo procure supply Of the former but that III hid heen
ionhd inrracticatie aud even Falmouth had with DIN
cutV Deen reached where however she arrived on Sun
day nith or carly on Monday morning wa4 believed
that shc would be IN Liverpool tonight morrow
morning. but unless she took logger time than ary
to ship her coas there is why she should not
lie neTe even sooner than that.
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acteo Jut as might have been expected from the 10
cIales q me eloquent bat unprnoiped n,olatcbauk
"t ai,,tn IONS have been thoroughly uuuaslc in
o. inc attack npnn Isin,ne Won Beck Very cIev..iy
thrS es lhtir puppets 10 work, and pulled the atrnss
ron hshna the curtain, unseon--as they supposad--
themsr'v's As for kossuth himself he acted inst IS
lisht heNr been expected fon such in ueh casc
ne chno be accused Of auy participation in the crime
bPofe s tnflmcn but when brought to hs KNOWLEDGE
ne passed y over with the most cnusummate indifference
hst ne COCO fame Of his bochoder pulzky mig hl re-
ceVe some injury Whatever offences mieht he laid 10
her cbareand have heard Of none of grsvey m rc
tnan .hat he acted n. spy in time of war-t il quite
ceai uai Madame Won Beck acted = devoted and
iathsol partisan OF kossu'h and always apoke of HIM
WIN an en- husia'ni that he but little deserved lie
however displayed pot one spark of feeling and cxnres-
ea nol 'he slightest sorrow for her cruel death We tr.t
Tint the discussion Of Friday night in be Houas -
peers may be accepted certain psiation for thc
rNafc taken hy Euglisllmcn IN 20 foul iranaaclion
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France, IL i sdard will undertake 60 enfp-sa connli,nce
~ FEDERAL government should tx CUE tn.
4 eion conc to by the Gyc powers IL Il ,red that
~ Frst VIE hve concluded oorpaet whereby tho
T." etson q he princpaity Of Ncuchat l. g,r4snteed
TO he crown II Prussia
The prncpaics a Neufchate, and y,Ie,y;n have
10, hc.n dep.nd pcie cfthc Cr Prussia but threw
OH htr a lance IA ls1s and formally received
n can,ns oftb. swiss pubic Thongr te
Ntr" Of no real importance 70 tho weirc Of tbe p,,
teore 'hc Prussian could resL a. long ~ it
las sny r1spect stino hack whatever II l,,
70 give up to the rev III 0nary NOV lticnt
In compliance with the deuaul Of the federal council
re can"pFi government nj frlbourg has released The
Pironeis taken rp IN coneQuence of the pte events
~ Nnho' iaporng any conditions fhe first copscqEepcc
q hs pececcing wa meeting held tfbourg % the
2'h, ~ Inc liberated member uf the committee an
noh'ed nS me popular assembly At poirux The grand
council a. tribourg was corvokrd thc demand of
Ioion o. ~ members u Il said lint The supporters of
the government are disposed 20 make rome H.
the sieIicai party
The following etier has been written on The scene of
the dXBtiEg agtiaion
The great meeting At posicuA Is over uolr m Lour
contained IT, beginning, middle and end There are
stou 29 oO yotis In he canton and pcrh,ps 900 MIGHT
nave hfeu present. The crowd however wa very lsr,,
ping swi" ty de'ochucnts o good "a hollc from a-
Joining ciut0ns y was curious sight the not un-
tutprrh rennnts arrive in little hanIs led by persnrs
lttc better to do 'han themselves aud preceded hy tc
t"p'ES oghners sash man. too carrying swtllet
taping us daiy bread QMy two speeches were made,
when The rtroluions put and Of course c,rrei-
great portion Of the acdencc noddng assent from
under the hedges where they were retire hing them
selves from the wallet aforesaid The assembly i a..
tmatcd 10 have numbered ptulins women and chill.
drcn crcns and curieu, 1900. Now that MI Il over
ue general feeling Is, That tie Meeting Il failure AMI
that thc Iosits have defeated hcrselyca rhe latter
did not chow in person but the following llreso
printed ana distributed will show that they were donx
the ralt -
Ftcilurg' | ~ 'i'' ''' '''N''''
Iiay Tor Ffcihurg-succar Frrihurri
lie grogter the greater will be thy prsoe
Slrah word tn Jesus.esus reunsina Ia thine
Ficiiurg IL saved. o -
q, iufsLt Jesus q. Jesus, saviour
y Jesus tdient to Mary thou wilt have the no-sr Of
sny motheri have mercy tho canton Fr.iburg!
The copes Of he above invocation are headed with
iee ke that on tbc medal distributed TO troops II
the Sonderbuud
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Mari els.
hNoWS, sErrLEy & 90 = oTRCrLAR.


80, LiyEaront June 1. 1853
M N' ''aiFet IN the past three WORK ng dsys has
'''' Wro' pls' win shade r-s itmno,s IN prices
nv f"e i'o = ~ ~ talen with rs 900 Is ~. clia-
VT an" eApnF'"i8. Tue has trru rslr i. mani for
"h'a auu Hour ~ ouF ia.latonf With al suuGs
~ AhHah corp oi M PR quarter ot ihD lpr
IoNpoN Movry NAUEtr ynpe 1 p NJ rho ,,.,,c,-,,
state II trade IN ~ mants-t,Jrrg district "a,
~ factory ana IT. RrgacIanI Tie people "a ii a.-
tive work Ietters f IN gamhuro aoUsuure the furcs
n Easnm.J and gou with H. illties of 100 OOoi from
lo rs ~ ffrcks ana share TN rpcIjlr tock n, trleI
H. moaning r,naIrs yerv 6r,n "A an advance of i per
ccrt m rli.o. ruor tic Ill M r,s AZ srJav aud lie
iui,oy. prpt prre.,s litel, IL -, ,,-,toirs rh. late
r,crcficn /, H. 4 rto,m - y, H. ,,,,s s.,,,;sies -
l,,, fll.r,,l n ,,su II. s.a, ~ -, 80 T.. .l,o;.-
,pl,e ,on.,ls III, ,,,,r III ~ ,, 80 80 - - =" ~,
d IN. ,orsy IL !. III. ~. 49,. ,,. M " 80" - ~ 49, -. ~
f9ur ~ -. II ~ - III, - ~ ~ ~"S ntt st, ,.rs
p,rnt ,fhc s,o,,t.,ar -, 49, .,a' i. e ~. " 80 ~, -
slt,,I .n,' ~, 49, w i-.'iols =, si'r ~ -
p,a.pt. 7 ,, 4' .At,s t,aiah rreei.uot ~,
Mol. ~ - t'S' +osii '''p1'tS' III f""''A"
IhfIS hof Rsi, MAY J.-tlosiag prices.-Feur and n
hi p'r ,enls WI c Three per tcnts, Tlf itsc. Bank
m rance 27iI abc.
HAmarac, Nay @a.-Priccs ~ Funds Amrrican six per
cent. io"14 lp53ai hnylnnd fi9n per Cent?, S7ls
iatttroof Corr6v NtpEgr vonda, NAV m -rbs
fac' siuce May - are 20 900 bps o yocb m o9A .r,
taken fpCculnon Ynd fJr mort IN ntices tbe-, ~
no alteration rn asvi. cs ara Ia 900 IN ooo i, Il,
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fnnr rna Lanrt-Cs.rs nit.


'lNh ~ ll"-r,sa,qIfk 1frs y IA3 NcU'Or AN
uon tnr da'l'gr dore 70 goods lelunging plaintiff
White On thsir pa taee nom albany IL New fOes
iohi he Hendtict fUtlasn ~ oh def udent
cr Tho goods wliah were the rTOprty OF the plaintiff
were Iatkeu uiaks. ~ ~ care of person IN
his tnti Who canle ny the tpst paseuer sgnau
eHhe On uuilng iln ih4sge. @hch ed some oI hs
hnltis ~ 'lfn ant VI pia'.tls goods slseh con-st
90 ~ stnh"nS ana - were ,afy much Ia srcd by
For the dcienGe y submitted th t che ordrs.ry
hrggsse ~ passengers + st-wsd in the bsgaago
whereas Usghs. wlash II charged cher rate WIS
placed ~ ato Der part If tbe boat fbsre wts more
secure aud tnat, N the pre ent flnrsc. tho tnros
trunks of the flant wtre brought hoard as GA pu
gers baRg ory md without any ~ cement pay for
H. To this replied that Sizs ou stru ourc OF
the trunks Tcrv 81, h hat the TAc- the
have kn'wn II was lht and ~ passenger bagg
The Judge IN his chatxc -aii hat the ilry 20
consiJ "eAcr the appearnne ard size og sh trunks
uc a. In ite must int the ofcars the bst
that they eoni'iDtd arreharihe Iftbss anew IL ss
merchandise then there imped contract 81
~ ond TO have y paid toi merchandise and H 0fre
such an LED cpnt.st then the defendant i LA
bic as crInhou cartier 10 make good he Las 1drr it,
unless caused BY the act GEcGd or h, public enslay
N' - ior she snltB II l2s H. being ths 'alue o.
the goods
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Italy.

The Gcnoie of Rome, publishes an official list Of the
mefcaLtHe mhfnne OF the Papa States The total num-
lerof vessels l43O Of which eGl measure Is oi tons
manned by . 10 seamen.
The fara government is very uneasy oil the nclli-
Pence OF frequent between ioui, Napoleon
and some OF the chiefs Of the Italian liberal party
The fate Of Murray. The Ergl hman under sentence
os dca Il al Ancona s still undec clcd
NJ Theirs. albeit under The ban Of Louis Napoleon the
Fopcs Gear aud ally had obtained an audience II his
holiness previous to leaving Rome for Naples This
audience was tne Artoring 1t took place at the
express desire Of the Pope himself Thiets from mo-
uWtm u'cacy in his present political situation. having
abe'ainod nom requesting II his arrival In was of
course delighted with the aIabiity of Pic Mono with
wfom be conversod for some time shjects connected
WITH the fine arts. with which li Theirs has been much
occupied ding his stay here II report speaa truly this
tssman took opportunity OF sudug moderate ppli.
ca measures when his Holiness obscrved that such had
invariably been his principles were 20 still aifordng
" b reply another proof Of whas has often been MI
iorwafd- e. that he has very little to do with The pre-
stnt actions Of the pspal goyeinmens
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&C 'ded in getting between party of the Nom uds and
the hills Immediately ordered the charge, an snt the
exsmpe by dashDg through them himself only followed
however by the ubardar of the troop single
ter No reason is assigned for the dastarty Iart of
the whole troop who, 1t is said had opportunity Of
striking blow more severe than any ot hu Momunds
have yet felt This instance il not unfortunately.
Guar II j. only few weeks since party Of rrsnrr
cavalry on their wsy from kobat TO peshawur,
deied their horses and 10 party Of Adceciees wi H.
out sustaining wound on striking blow
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Ii IL stated that the Governor General has sent the
Kirg of Ava bill amounting to E250000 for the cx
penses incurred up to the 3st of March with notice
that he will be charged at the rate Of fl0 900 day for
the expenses Of the expedition till he comes to terms
rhe present strength of the expedition IL about 6000
troops sixteen seventeen steamers t but two arned
four or five transports limo Of battle ship forty -four
gun frigate and a brig Of war.
Ir ,p,rat,ons on 4 larger scale required after the
rains everything Will be in readiness with reference to
such contingency The Governor General has stoppd
all leave Of absence floughs and retircmens In III"
nrmies Of Bombay and Madras The order extends TO the
officers OF the Bengal army but not to it, sopoysn tnci
acknowledgment that the latter Of no use for foreign
setvce ~ is fortunate that their services eau bs dis
pns'd wih and That the troops of the minor Preaden
ces are eager tosupply their place and are sufficiently
numI GUS q ITO so without Inconvenience
hpohtr mtlauchuiy instance of the smalt dependence
that cnD bc place on the olderiy qualities of The Rout
ppulGf caNn1y occurred In the ncghburho,i of peha-
the 5lst of March. Lieut. enant Tottenhtn win
thc hfh troop q The Seventh Light Cavalry having sue.
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ihe tess Go>,e states that the protocols respecting
s~t2eiand We're signed in ond by the
= me ive great powers, and shat collective note viii
&c ad"rr a. the fedC raj Government calling upsn u .
IctiuD.ah the former constitution Of Ncplcha.et
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wp pu,srrRs

cVvo PRTNTrRs-roR SALE A LARGE HYDRAULIC
y Standing Press. mud rovel Washington va 70
Hoe 4 Co, Gold street.
vINo PRfNTEkS-A GBFnT VARIETY OF WOnD ANU
Metal type Tor Sale asit has been IA or s,me time
n viii sold nbc Apply to u. ~
third story, herald Buildinga.
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HOTELS AND wAT~s,ro eLACEs.

IVAyERLEY HOUSE No 697 BRoADW AY.-THIS
Broadvay e,ia. SS%isf, ,qd
Ss cy Ths s'l prssser SSrs ras
sce,cd during the e. ysa a. ..n
tion his part 20 merit ltiaas ssiictsog ca
has recently effected improvements throughout the
house The rooms are al We, asten
iGS will BE extended " rsSaL rfSpss
yT1HE eRAMEacY HOUSE, coassa orTwENrIGTH
s:fsst ags Sohs, s. y s M IS
in the ;s m aver, aS p;'sIs sS1sosr oSS
saas and pFepsts,; ,e ''soTni. mira that
raoI w.
OApE MAY-sEA saTniEG CONGRESS- HALL
u vfl be open on - last The losaon Of
der IL the most desirable any island rhe prOpre-
tor hopes to merit eSnna'nss q sns 'It' N2s pt
w was opened tss dsst - Jaae u issss ls~iy
built, and supplied With sprns ws'sr ,r &' sna
about three ride from th oi'y by The Now ferk su
offers t. those Wishing 60 sisi, ss sonnsry Dur
in the summer months ". o.ho ~ooo.
CEA BATHING At RocKAwAy. L. L-rnE PA
leave tho south erf sr"kss Ter LamaGS' s'sry
dS.s ,syes hsy w Il n % t sih oen Smith
% Front street, S'i . promptly j. H. BRINTNALL.
11CEAN HOUSE suREwssrRy -TnE ABovE
be nosss sgrs..s nsS x o the as
river ftwius. shiRg aud sailing
in abundance Ses cnn rivcr hstains Inc steamers
daily, from Peek slip and Robinson street ier tnr .b,yo
house. W a. MAihSos
NFA BATHING, PAVILION uOrEL, LONG BRANCH,
~ j. The suNserbrTs to the pubiic that
kpsipns hotel sl he oPsaed on the 10Th Of
June for the Of sner ftmd aesirous Of 50
curing f''~' can . . Z 'se's sS rH
Steamers Edwin Lewi- aud thos,s dunt leave vest sds
daily Golden Cato and Gilpn leave
the yoo Robin daily for The Pavilion Hote
TJHMIJ,TOr UoUsr-FoRr HAMILTON. LONG
II vittin Twenty moutes ss Of New YORK,
Parties wiehipg viii ahdrsrs tue proprietor
FORT Hemitoa Long ifant ~ the othco Astor ,uss,
New York Steamboats, ei leave uer No North RIVER,
10 A NJ, PM stesmo"st John Hart esves foot
Brooklyn late ss6 makua the trip IN n minutes
On the 18th rk Tor Fort am,l.
sop at M haisne. Of the season remaining over
-'"A' - ~ HAwIEY D. CLAPP.
sTsHI MARINE HOTEL. ar fs ariELb, CoHn EoPi-
e. shs nrst aay o. ysne aesi nmmer ersneh q tss
New York Hotel This Msrn. 1ote is situated in bcss
Su village on Long Island Scord .rordins ell the Induce
ments Of ceent bathing tho a.
aAnt country Every ~ii
ske hotel tho pstrcsage previous
Plans may he and sngsted hotel
New York Is IS miss, And train. New York snS
New Haven Railroad s.or =. v.'-"es several tmee
Gay.
AJEPTUNE H0UsS NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y.-THIs
IN delightful Aod fashionable s.rimer rosdenoo IA oper
Every has been ado, th
tsrs Is location for beauty and heatbui
Aess being adjsoent TO the ~at ara ~ tosy and Soun
and IRE region sdordeg all the tsaucsmsnt
Of excellent bathing. nshioa. So. CUkriS fkoA'
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Sr pGrsor Cont.
SPECAL ThdA
Grp.er mar .I5.45.. Dal


Preters-s Lf,f JIrLe. Dalxisy
Jc,r i2--,ici1 limp Iidy IL, .osi ads Caa,k.
Jct1y Sat dfdd = @tton dt ed with casts
F8,,o'a ii'n ~ adoso,s tcnpeu Sc.--Ipjunc.on
solved, with SIC coeN
justice tucr s cs TIA cnlepdsv Of this sach Of The.
superior 'ourasn aondsy morning At III O'Clock
GE.EsAL TsRM
Frcsent-CR5tf Justise OsklRy and JUICES ssAAfosd
Duer Campbell and BoswUzth.
JuHT l3--DEcfs1ya-W ~ q We Sc, rs. Leu .4orsn
-Motioa 20 vac,,te arder ds a.d
60tT Lstsc< ststse.Uution 20 vacste ardsr do
MED
FeiD C<Sisl'cpos TpRiam Jones SC ---Moton Rnr
trial eisnted Costs u abdo the event OF suit
n toes 7ioma, r Sfquiou aud others .-Molon
sar new 2fial denied. with costs
Jene. EO. ord aro oilers ads. h0dc Bei --uignpnt
sp ctt teu FCserstd and complaint dipussrd coes
~ M, nlow No cots tn either par tiie appea
.oa1h - BrGTth ads SameJ Realst --0,ieI apposleS
u modfCd ty restoring points OF stricken oV.
= rarta Z ard 20 line Z Of page s. siso parts ct
pages ana 81, cReu
adSr at tins branch If tho spn nor Cow viii
D. fht'.d on Morday unrn'i n " O'CLOCK
TRIAL or AGRfcpLruRAL tarLmfS' ,rs--Tbo
NtW NulB state AlJkungrai society has appainlei a
r cl NINA r ricnsus 20 b. ~ IA under III,
noe fnG FuHro Of ~ ote - al Geneva ebsut
IT, Qob 10 dc es,b of July Prizes re oorcd Tor he
h 4 imtJetntLts tested
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WHOLE NO. llOOs
b.
----------- -
SALHR nv AUCr1ON.
.->>os-.>-->>- .>n ,foppIS Al.
n Pre- rtyW Cais Aactl5ossr. will sell. on No "
June IA at III o'clock = ~ -nttons fordham teS
seventy i've valuable hudp lots lying eatssen rord lta
and Morrisans village srpntrs the railroad Easb o
IL 30 Ly 100 feet and r,ts TO st porohts-
eher for per ert speculation, as tho ese
Is to he positive shopt = close an estate The
an"re nSSv. whS si,s has las sass the oaad the s
indisputAta The cars VII ter ps..e gers at the depot
tioaser. No Ann stree.
-cr,oN sAIE oF vops..,en p1roNrrYrpr-w
A Cole Anetioneer Nti "a, ssday, at 10 cook. a.
consisting of Sofas, centre gy dinng Tables, naho
gany, and other Chsirs Ftea Y 1d hcr Beds eads hair
Carpets, Oil Cloth. hit,it1 sttottara 80.
.. ,.xr.. .c, ,S-
IA ByW. L. Var l.eat rr laY lpi5 O'Clock, in tho
auoon rooms. - sprne strsrt Large sale Of elegant
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A uST1oN NoTicF.-Gfo tRlEN HANS BEEF,
81 Dey street Of Grtpute tams. PruGes Sasar
Tea Coffee starch Soan hse Sc srs Tobacco, Ganf'es
Brandy Gin Wines Chap 5weetmeat3 So
WLLLlA Gr0N 4. CARTER, Auctionoer
~ ENRYT. LEEDS Ai&V3 hER --NpsEWooD AND
mahogany farlnr llmp. A2pm snu Ihainbor Farni-
namnefs s'reet, hesr bf"5 Rf-'t r. lasas VII 9sge
s iarse ena perempt"ry A4s y sg - "
sortment goods sem ron rs = whom aivances have
eeen made And sold 70 @y te ame And eoneists ~ part
marble tops, Rosewood Marble fop Dress Barcsus and
Washstsnds Kosswcod 0eia @ten and Qnariettes Rose
oi Rosewood raror FnrRi,nrs - broeatele and plush
az sso r su..ss oa Nahesnny y Y har cloth Gaan.
,nari,a tnno "a ~ 1870 r. VIZ aaa % ",,l1ut
a r, se,s Or, " Il, 'nne ';efs ~ rant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-14

NAPE MAY-sEA saTniHG CONGRESS- HALL
" viii he open lth - Junu last The osation OF
this house and gh neautoi grounds 'front.' res
der IL desiy she g. island The pfopris
~ she very Noersi patron
age hsretofore reeeived y. - olbhGN, rroPrieeor'