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The weekly Placer herald., 1852-12-04
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Gilman lawrence & {
Gale James 2
Fl
Henery Patrick
Hubbard G w
Haning henry
Haus @ S
Hall L P
Harris william
Hall George W
Hardin william h
Hill william B
Hough james 2
Hare Isaac l.
Hawes & Davis
horn Alfred
harris Amos
Honn john M
howe Amos
Rowland Capt Geo
houry WIN 2
hagen john
hagen william M
yharewell G G
hoadley Albert F 2
2holeman f h
haskell Andrew
hiiborn Thomas j
holding Thomas S
haisey W
holdren George w
holway Otis
hewitt H l.
hamburgh Mr..
hood Smith
2hOffinan Michael
hoover Alexander c
huhbs A F
higgins Thomas W
hanes S S
harlow Mr.
John
henderson M M
hedd G A j
!. herrill Eli 2
hill John D
hagan John
holdrin George w
binds William
hightshue James R
harrison Ephraim
harris II L
hardin William H
hiIdreth Henry S
hill Harriet
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TRAVELLING.

New Daily Line of Concord
S Il A G. E S.
Peoples 'sAccOmmOdation-Line.
A NEW and splendid Concord stage
~ leaves the United States Hotel, eve
ry morning at Z O'Clock, for
GOLD HILL, OPHIR AND AUBURN.
RETURNING:
Leaves the Empire Hotel, Auburn, at
. o'clock, every morning, arriving in Ma
rysville in time for the Shasta, Parks bar
and Sacramento stages.
~ Persons booking their names at the
office in the evening, will be called for at
either of the Hotels in Marysville or Au-
burn the following morning.
K. II. WOODWARD,
NOV. u, 1852. If Proprietor.
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Disbursements.

\ Disbursements.
Amount OF county orders redeem
ed (see schedule A, below,) du
ring the six months, Sl6,lOS "a
Interest on the same, 665 IS
Paid legal representatives of }.
Scotee, deceased, 2S8 Sc
Bills allowed and paid in cash
(see schedule 3 beiow,) S94 IS
Per centage of Treasurer, 1850 80
Cash on hand Dec 2, 1852, 395 79
Amount, SI9,s2s 70
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Indebtedness of the county, Dec. 2, 1852
Total amount of orders drawn
/. upon the Treasurer and ac-
j cepted, from the organization of
the county to the present time, SO, ,965 6S
Redeemed Of same and returned
j to the Auditor, 32,044 AZ
Cash on hand Dec '52 S95 79
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Police UutellIOenc

The Recent California Ticket Case The hearing in the mat
ter pending before Justice osborn against Mcssrs Crooks
and Hall charged with alleged false prctence in sell
ing tickets privileges to to sail in the Rein
deer to have of yesterday afternoon; but NJ
counsel either side omitted to attend the tho
appointed houruor did they in fct appear during tho
aftcrnoonthc magistrate adjourned the proceedings
over to some future day.
The of George Il. Hamilton is set down for Thurs
day afternoon.
The Case Of Wmn a Haokins.-The matter pending
hearing before Justice Osborn. against Winn Il
Hawkins charged with obtaining money from Mr. Cyrus
ScoiCd under alleged false pretences again yester
day afternoon brought up but in consequence Of the
absence Of the witnesses the hearing was post
poned until Friday afternoon, the Both inst
'Rutchcr joe Committed a Tagrant-The negro
called Joseph Morrison. alias Butcher Joe was a day or
two since arrested on charge of burning and
derauding countryman out Of $50 in reference to q
bet The evidence however brought against Joe
quite sufficient to convict him Of grand larceny there
fore the magistrate Justice Osborn in order to punish
Joe somen took a complaint against him for vagrancy
and Joe was accordingly consigned to the penitent
on Blackwell's Island for the term of six months Tho
white friends Of this colored individual much sur.
prscd the bold decision made by the learned maris
trate divers lawyers engaged who pronounce the
proceedings burning shame, in depriyng so usefula
member Of society Of his liberty. HaJeqs corpus
and other writs Of right talked about for the
purpose Of conveying this unfortunate victim of color
before higher court, whore justice is presumed TO be
adjudgcd to all parties with equal rights We shall see
he matter tested in n day two
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THIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.



WASHINGTON, April 20, 1852
THE CREDITORS TEXAS,
Mr.. PEARoE (whig) Of Nd presented the memorial Of
the special committee Of the creditors Of Texas asking
the payment of their claims against the late Republic Of
Texas Referred to the Finance Committee and ordered
to be printed
Several unimportant petitions were presented.
PRIVATE LAND MISSOURI
Mr. HALE Gree so), of N. H., reported bill confirm
ing some private land titles in Missouri, which taken
up, and ordered to be engrosscd
THE ARMy-IMPoRTASr ALTERATIONS PROPOSED,
Mr. SHIELDS (dem) Of ILL.,, from the Military Commit
tee reported bill to improve the efficiency OF the army
accompanied by report of which two thousand extra
copies were ordered to be printed
The hill reported by Mr. Shields aboshes allowances of
double ratons except to the general officer commanding
separate armies actually in the field aboshcs all allow
Of pay and emolumens account of brevet rank
except to majors and captains in the Adutan Generals
Office and the Judge Advocate of the army-and
ahoNhes all bounties to commissioned officers and
soldiers provides that after the LIST of August 1884,
the monthly pay of officers shall be-coloncs 500 lieut.
colon.s 500 majors 500; captains S50 1s licucnauts,
S4o "a houtenants and all other grades TO receive the
eompcnsation Fixed by existing laws The ten dollars
month additional pay allowed 10 officers in actual
rn mand OF companies Is to be discontinued II pro-
vdcs that each noncommis toned officer artifcer, mu
scar or private, who rccnSts within month after
te tAi.~s4,A Vi .s~. tO s.a DO allowed two doiars
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News from Bolivia.

We translate from El Mrcmio del Vapor Of VAL
paraiso, of February 18th, tho following article on
Bolivia.
1t is not easy-t is in fact impossible, to form an
exact idea of the situation of this country from the
publications in its journals We will let our CORES
pondent, who has interest, and no potical fan
cies, and is impartial, speak the subject. His
remarks worthy of entire credit Here is the
substance Of his letter:-
TAcNA. February 13, 1852
The last news from In Paz, received by the
to-day IL to the 7th inst The President left the inte-
ror OF the republic the 2sth of January for Potosi
and he must be in the capital The press in Bolivia
appear dumb for II is impossible to find in the papers
anything interesting. They publish official note from
Bolivia to Paris in order that the French may be induced
to send sone teachers and professors for the colleges Of
the republic They should also promote the emigration
Of artisans and all classes Of workmen. In la Paz many
complaints had been made against company which had
failed II Is accused Of great deal Of rreguarity in it's
payments
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Meteorological Observations.

MORSE s MAGNETIC STREET
BROADWAY.
TUESDAY, April ~, 1853.
BUFFALO, 10 A. M-Barometer a910 Thermometers
50. Wind east 1t is cloudy and unpleasant morning
p. M-Cloudy and unpleasant. Wind northeast
Thermometer As. Barometer 29. SO.
RocHEsrRR, 10 A. Mold dark morning Wind
east. Very unpleasant. Thermometer 40.
=. M.-Rainy, dark night. Wind east. Thermo-
meter So
AUBURN. 10 A. NJ Cloudy morning, with indications
Of rain. Wind southeast Thermometer 40
r Mt has been cloudy day. Rained this after
noon. Wind east. Thermometer 81
SYRACUSE, 10 A. M.-Cloudy. dull morning Wind
east Thermometer 53 Looks rainy.
p. M.-Cloudy and stormy evening. Raining hard
Wind east. Thermometer AZ
Urea 10 A. M.-Cloudy morning, and strong wind
from the east Thermometer So
+. M.-Cloudy. Wind east Thermometer a.
ALBANY. 10 A. M.-Cloudy. unpleasant morning. Wind
north. Thermometer 4S. Barometer 20 4sO. Mercury
70
p. M.-Quitc an unpleasant day. April showers
quite prevalent. Cloudy and prospect of rain
Wind northeast Thermometer 40. Barometer 90 400
Troy 10 A. M.-ycry unpleasant morning Sky cloudy
Thermometer 48. Wind north.
SP. M.-yery unpleasant. Rained nearly all day.
Wind northeast. Thermometer a.
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Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE or CALrroRNn STEAMrRs--Tbe Daniel
Webster and FL Dorado left port yesterday afternoon
the former for San Juan and the latter for Aspnwal
Navy Bay. The Sierra Nevada, which was advertised
also to sail yesterday will not leave until tomorrow.
ARRIVAL OF SOUTHERN SrEAMERs.-The Florida Captain
Lyon from Savannah and Union. Captain Adams from
Charleston arrived yesterday. Our thanks are due to
the officers for promptly forwarding the favors of
Southern contemporaries
PosrroNrD---The launch Of the clipper ship Mcsscn-
ger yesterday morning Cause high tide and boiserots
weather She will be launched to-day Mt high water
should the weather have abaed sufficiently to make il
practicable
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Items from Baltimore.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD sToCK-RABURN
GAP RAILROAD, ETC.

GAP RAILROAD, ETC.
BALrmoRr, April 30 1851
The telegraph made sad work with the dispatch yes
terday as to the sale OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
dividend stock The Baltimore papers Of to day furnish
the facts Of the Tho stock taken by Mcssrs
Lee Co.. at $40 ~ per share, Is reported TO have been
taken for parties in New York.
The anderson Gdsete says that the charter of the
Raburn Gap Railroad has been secured by subscription
of S550000 being S15000O more than is required by the
charter.
We have received no mail south OF Mobile tonight.
The Union men in Ilabersham county, Georgia, have
resolved send delegates to the Baltimore Convention
Tho property belonging to the United states Bank, at
Mobile has been sold at auction for S254000
Senator Soule Of Louisiana has arrived at home on q
short visit.
The bill excmpting $3.50 worth Of property from cxc-
cnion and sale passed the Maryland House of Delegates
yeSicrday The House have also agreed upon employing
counsel to defend McCreay who stands charged With
k.anappapg kschei Parker from Chester county, Pa.
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p month additional during the second enlistment Id
one dollar additional for re-eiIsmeut exceeding
the nd authorizes the President to select csdcts
nj West Point two commissioned officers Of artillery
who shall be recommended for such appointment and in
like manner to appoint cadet from the infantry and
from the cavalry. IL also authorizes the President
to appoint from comm STONED officers OF the army,
second lieutcnans by brcyet.
ARMS FOR TiiE wAsHISGToS VOLUNTEER COMPANIES, Erc
Mr. DAWSON (whig) Of Ga reported joint resoluticn
authorizing the War Department to furnish certain vous
teer companies OF Washington City with arms and the
same was considered, and ordered To be engrossed
Several private bills then introduced
RIGHT RAILROADS CALIFORNIA.
Mr. GwrN, (dcm.) of Cal introduced bills granting the
right Of way through public lands In California for
raj railroads in that State
THE DEFICIENCY
then taken up The first amendment Of the Com
mtee Finance appropriatng 1860 900 for completing
the ontng dry dock at San Francisco authorized by the
act Of Sd March. 1851. agreed to.
Some ten amendments Tor variety Of small objects,
were agreed to-.
The next amendment granting some $4,000 for the
expenses of estabs hing tho of Indian
affairs in CaliforniA--was agreed to.
TIVE amendments, appropriatng S25,O00 for building
dwelling house for the Indian Superintendent In Cali
forna and warehouses for storage Of Indian goods &c.
next came up.
Mr.. HUNTER (dcm of va opposed the amendment
Mr.. GwIN said II would be most economical to build
these houses; the House would have to pay that
amount for rent The paid for the rent
Of the custom house. post Offices and court houses In
California. $3.50 900.
Alters long debate the amendment rejected
The committee next moved to amend. by striking out
appropriation Of 600 to the Seneca Indians Of New
York for moneys wrongully withheld from them by
Stryker an Indian agent, who embexxled the Indian
funds placed in his hands
Mr. PEARcr advoc ated striking it out.
Messrs. Miller, Seward, Atchison, Cooper Sebastian,
and Berrien, successfully opposed striking 1t out Mr.,
Pesrce's proposition therefore rejected
After further amendments the Senate adjourned
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From Albany.

THE COMPTROLLER AND THE SUPPLY BILL-THE
CITY COUNCIL, ETC.
srEciAL CORRESPONDENTS or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY. April 20, 1862
The Comptroller Of the State refuses to pay the items
contained in the Supply bill all laws which passed
do not go in operation under twenty days after passing
unless a time expressed in them. Many Of the
rccp ns sorcly grieyed account OF his decision
The Board of Aldermen of this city met this
ming and organized. IL il largely democratic There
appointments made. expected. They
deferred until the first Monday in May W.
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Wholesale Veto of Bank Projects.

HNHNTsBUHts NpTII 70, IoDz
Governor Bgler, this morning, vetoed the entire
batch of bills for banks, which passed the Legis-
laturc. The following Is the list:-Meadsville Bank
Crawford county; Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of
Allentown; Anthracite Bank Of Tamaqua Carlisle De-
post Bank Commercial Bank of Pittsburg; Erie City
Bank AT Erie to increase the capital stock of the South
wark Bank Of Philadelphia; the Farmers and Ne
ohancs' Bank of Phonxyille the Bank Of Newcastle,
Law
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The Quick Runs across the Atlantic.

rHr EDITOR rHE HERALD.
have many contradictory reports In the papers
in regard to the passages and speed Of the Collins steam
ers that thought would Try and correct them through
the columns Of the HERALD which s read more than any
other newspaper the face Of the globe.
The following il correct list VI the shortest passages
tuade heLltet E,none md .An1sIlcn -
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PAPER HANGINGs

DIAPER HANGlNGS OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
Il designs just imported, by Francis Pares * Co, Wg
Ieafl street selected expressly to decorate The interior
apartments the most costly can be put up
bS superior workmcn offered wholesale or retail AZ
the very lowest prices.
NEW PAPER HANGlSGs.-THoS. FAYE & CO.. t36
~ Pearl street near Madison have just received the
prng patterns of every known style in tho trade The
Trlo invited 60 examine before purchasing. Artistic
wtrhmcn attend TO the retail department.
THOMAS FAY ~ CO., AZ Pslsl ssrsss.
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Ann HOag, tho NIurdcrcss.

ToUGHktFPsIE, April Is, I5JI.
Ann IIoag, who convicted short time since, for
the murder of her husband and sentenced to be hung
the 9TH Of May gave birth to female child to-day in her
cell at the county Jail II Is not known yet whether
the execution the sentence will be postponed not,
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Opening OF North western Navigation.


BUFFALO, April 90 1862
The steamer Wisconsin left this morning for tho Vest
and reached Dunkrk without difficulty
The steamer Albany Ii in sight
There no difficulty in getting into harbor Sevs-
raj boats have cleared to leave to- night.
LAKE ONTARIO AND THE ST. LAWRENCE.
OGpErsnURG, April 90 1859
The leo left the channel at Kingston yesterday and
navigation on the 81. Lawrence and Lake Ontario now
uninterrupted.
Tho steamer Cataract left horc this morning. for Lewis
tOn and the other boats will Immediately take their
places on the line
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The Baltimore Whig City Convention.

bhLIIMoHE ApTu ~, loDZ
The Baltimore City Whig Convention adjourned last
night amidst great confusion, till this evening without
taking action upon the Scott resolutions Only Al
100 delegates present.
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CHARLEsTos, April II, 1852
The aaes Of cotton this morning were $50 bnles at
6h IA S3sc. The market is firm.
CINcNrATr. April 49, 1852
Some movement has taken place here in provisions
and heavy sales have been made. $50 900 lbs bacon
sides, deliverable on the 1st Of June. sold ut 1OTc;
600 bbs prime lard changed hands at 9c speculative
demand exists for lard oil with arge at 78c 8Oc
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Women's Temperance Convention.

ROCHESTER, April 20. 1853
The attendance at the Womens Temperance Conven.
ticn is much larger than expected The morning
session for ladies only when the busness Of the
Convention was arranged and its officers chosen
O6in1s.-Mrs H. G. Stanton. of Seneca Falls was ap-
pointed President; Mary q Vaughn OF Oswego Olivier
Frazier, of Elmra Mrs, Geo A. Avery Rhoda Dc Gar
mo, Sarah d. Fish, nd Mrs II. @ Ang of Rochester
Vice Presidents Amelia BloomeT OF Seneca Falls and
Sarh Il. Anthony, Of Rochester the Secretaries
Committee Resouiions.-Mary @ Vaughn Rhoda De
Garno, Amy Post, Elizabeth Monroe and Rachel Van
Lew.
Finance COMMITTEE. b. Anthony Mary IT, Hat
lowell and II. Attla AIbro.
The call Of the members read by the President,
who also, upon taking the chair, read an address.
Letters From Mrs Oakes Smith Mrs Abby X Ros-
ter, Horace Greeley and derrt Smith, read.
Tho afternson session occupied with tho discus
sion OF resolutions and reports Of the committee.
Many speechs made both by ladies and geutis-
men. prominent among which able address read
by Mrs Amelia Bloomer.
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THE RECENT POISONING CAsE-uNCLR AND AUvv
CHARGED WITH THE CRfME--CATHARNR HAYES
Prrsnuno, April 90 1869
The cOroncrs jury again sat the recent poisoning
The stomachs OF tho deceased having been ana
lyzed by Professor st John, of Cleveland College and
several witnesses examined the jury returned verdict
Of wlful murder against John and Ionora Canly tho
uncle and aunt Of the victims who were committed for
trial.
Catharine Hayes concert Saturday largely ~
tended, and brilliant affair She gives another TO-
night, and departs tomorrow for Cleveland.
Thomas l.. Mcmillan, Assistant Judge of tho Common
Pleas old resident OF Pittsburg died Sunday last
much respected.
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A UCTION sALE-J. MCCORMACK, AUCTIONEER-
"A Adjourned sale. at lOa o'clock, Thsrsday, April
the 22nd.-By i. W. Havens-To close q concern. All
shs stock Of Iron Turnitsrs :. tho store No
elegant Spring Chairs Pier and Centre Tables with marble
and iron tops Metallic Clocks Night Clocks Portable
Beds folding Bedsteads Cribs and Cradles &C., sold
quantities to suit purchasers by l. w. HAVHNS,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.--THE TWENTY
~ seventh annual exhibition Of the academy open
st their gallery 66s Broadway from until 10 PM
loguss, La cents. BY order Of tho council.
J. II. SHEGOGUE. Cor. Sec'y N. A.
BROADWAY BOARDING HOUSE TO LET-A LARGE
- establishment in complete order. Possession
atey Inquire at 70 Walker street, adjoining the Flo
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RICHMOND April 10 1862
There has been removal of the abolition exctemeuk
in Graydon county Virginia and the Vigilance Commit
tee have offered reward OF 500 each for the agpreen
sion Of two abolition preachers
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SALES ny AUCTION.


A UCTi0N SALE OF STANDARD RO3ES-J VAN
dewatcr viii sell, Thursday April r. large and
pondd rejection Of standard the OF d.
Don, Florist corner Of FHtoth street sAd Brosdway
"A UCTI0N NOTICE-TUOMAs BELL, ABCTIONEER.
by W. l.. Nsn Isndt-The large spv Of the entire
otock OF wholesale cuor with counters
beer pumps horse, stand casks, THURSDAY ~ l01
ociUsk Mt No IL CanSl sfscetw DO found ny atten
ton.
A UCTsoN NOTiCE.-TnOnAs BELL. AUCTIoNEER.
"A by w. H. VsA IaDdt-SXie this day at l0L O'clock
counting hosse desks son safes splendid Watches
gold chains, ac under execution Also dryycods
boots shoes snd fancy s7ices also 10000 first import
ed segsrs.
UCTlON h0TICE.-C. CASSID1, AUCTIONEER.--
IN By H. N Brgh, this day at 0la O'clock, in the
yooM ~ North William street extrs sye Of Furniture
Tables Chairs, SOs. Camp Ecdsteads Book Desks.
Lookings asses &c. Also. second haad psnoforte.
<. ID. SMITH Salesman.
A UcrION NOTICE.-THOMAs BELL kUCTIoNEER.
sold a5 a Beekman street, the Furniture &C hotel and
boarding house, and bedroom iron
bedsteads &c. Saturdaylarge sale in the auction
inrniture ke MondayssIe of furnire. piancorte &os
Chambers street WednesSay-ditto Esoward street.
A UCTICN N0TIcE.-TnoMAs BELL. AUCTIONEER.
"A by W. l.. Van Zand,-Extra ss,e this day, ut lOk
FURNITURE by virtne of mortgage, from Sixth
Carpets sofas chairs bedstegds
ing articles Sale rain shine Also orookery Dime
SETS china glass &C. Wednesday sale Of Furniture dry
goods So. Thursday large sale the Of II
quors &c.. OF wholesale establishment, IL Canal strebt.
Friday and Saturday, large sales in the auction
Monday sale Of Furniture 35 Pearl street Tuesday
of Furniture, % Chambers street. Other duly
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SECRET EXPLAINED. 1T IS A FACT THAT THE
~ cheap work Of boots and shoes done In the
tories at Linn superior in strength and beauty
those done in New York Philadelphia, the
The rss,9n % s ths. SINGERS Sewing MsehiIs worked by
ing on leather cloth, that be sewod.
/, M. SINGER co. I53 Rroaduav
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i LIGHTNING RODS-A. N. QUIMBY e. SON. NO.
II l32 East Twenty seventh street, New York. pre-
pared TO execute with Dispatch orders for their
Lightning Rods for buildings any part Of the world At
places within few days travel from this city, the rods
erected under the Of Mr. Qumby
They are put NJ in neat and permanent manner and at
reasonable price Quimby Rods have been in general
and have been completely successful in protecting
buildings from lightning while the round rod has failed
MI of tectinn.
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CHAHLEsTON, April II. I85z
The propeller General Armero which was built al
Philadelphia for the Cuban government Phils-
delpha for Havana the 10th instant put i'm here to-
day to repair her staboard boiler which gave wbsn
the vessel about 10 miles to tho southwark u
Savannah
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HENRY Ii. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERs, WILL
sell At auction. Thursday April %, at lO o'clock
Mt IA State street corner Of Pearl Honsehod Furniture
Consisting OF Mahogany Sofas Parlor Chairs in hair cieth
Bedsteads Mahogany Dining Tables Window Curtains Bed
andK
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S1LAs G. c. IHERRING's WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM
~ Safes Wilders patent) Depot at Green Block Water
street, between Depyster and Pine streets where s. c.
Herring continues make and sell his world wide ceebra
introduction of chilled iron the first and only
who has ever offered the public aafe combining the two
sental qualities necessary to constitute perfect Fire and
Burglar proof Safe united in The subscriber is ass
the sole of the rights make sell Halls Patent
Antipowder Lock which received medal at the Worlds
and which he has for time past introducing
his Safes much to the satisfaction of the public
much more secure against powder and burglars picks than
the locks generally used by safe makers.
SILAS c. HERRING Nos. 1885, 1877 and L30 Water street.
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DY J. HECEMaN, Observation-Disclosures
ID April a2d at o'ciect r. at No I9r Hicks
of Pisegpple sreet BrookynParIor Chsmber. and
Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues At the Auctios Room
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lanes COLE, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
furniture at No 263 Bridge street. Brooklyn, this day,
April 2l at III o'clock. The furniture consists Of
sment Of the usual Paror and Kitchen Terms
cash, in bankabe