davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
FREE DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Dr. Mckinley

There will be meeting at the Court House on Saturday
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08

Wal,1orth Free Democratic County Ticket.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
western District Assembly Convention

VIII be held at the School House, Burgess SAT-
URDAY the 10Th inst After the nomination, Address
will be made by Mr. C. l.. SHOLES
The Ladies srO invited to be present.
o. p. Hale,
J. NJ. KELLOGG,
ID. c. BURG ESS,
J. CARPENT Err,
l.. BURGESS.
Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
UsOv,HINA.


FAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WAETEn-
~ Ladies gentlemen having Clothing Furniture.
Jewery to dispose o obtain fair cash price, BY send
ing for the subscriber his residence through the post
Ladies attended by Mrs Dusseldorf No. ~ Elm sreet
l.. N. DUSSELDORF.
Chsr OFF CLOTHING AND fUkNIIUns WANTED
~ Ladies ana gentlemen ha dag off clothing fun.
10 dispose Of obt.n fair cash price by sending
for the subscriber Mt his residence, ua through the
Post will be promptly attended 90 Ladies' attended BIZ Mrs
Cohen. Al. s. COHEN, 60 Kim street. 4
CASn FOR CLoTHING.-LhD DIES OK GENTLEMEN.
~ having east oil oothng furniture 10 dispose oil
taD receive c utnort value In cash by dina
err By letter thro ugh the Posi- COHEN 49, Hudson
Ladies attended 70 bv Mrs. Cohen.
CAST OFF CLoTDING.-WANTED TO PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth Of good LOFT Oh
Clothing in large small FOR rhc tho VALUE
wall ne nberaiy given, in money application per-
onnly or through post 70 JAS NORUNEY at his store,
No u Orange street near Chatham street.
\ EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED
- Ladies and Gentlemen obtain aEood price Tor the
nny ares bv acndng through poet ~ otherwise, TO j.
AHpNisuN, q 4 oDaTd street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
OCULIsTs, AURIsTs AND DENTIsTs.

DR POWELL WISHES TO INFORM HIS PATIENTS
- the public that the has removed to No. 502 Broad
Broome and Spring Streets where he will de-
vote his attention especially hsretoorc to q
te on the Eye edition. price 50 CENTS can be procured
at his office Also large supply Of Artificial Eyes recent
y which, properly inserted, will and
lock precsely like the natuIa al organ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby EyeA to the owner owners, occupant
IAads affected as1eby that the following Assessment.
sAes Of the Bureau of for sxamn aton by all
persons mtsrested viz For paving Twsntythrd street
nom First avenue TO the East river, The limits en-
Ssessd by such assessment include all the several houses
situated both Of Twenty third street, between
Yirst avenue and East river All persons whose
Affected BY the above named assessments and who
opposed to the either Of them requested
yrsssA their Objections in writing to the UNDERLINED ~
their ooe No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
thc date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAssessora
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Aesessments, Street Department June
b. N62
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

A CERTAIN CURE FOR TUE PILES.-HAvING BEEN
IA severely afflicted for than twenty with
Piles and having used variety Of medicines without relief
had almost abandoned the hope Of benc6t. was
ysed . few weeks since, by Hen. Ezekiel Bacon axe
Of Spanish SPECIFIC for thc Piles prepared at
Roosevelt street, Kew York, on the very fret
trial i'm edatey relieved and by the only half
bottle considered perfectly cured. the effect
it has had being three years are
would confidently recommend to all who have ever
fered with that excruoiating disease.
WILLIAM ALvERSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE is
~ hereby Eyes 80 the owner or owners occupant OF
land ssss,sa thereby that the aye
Of the Bureau Of Agreements for al
persons terested building Receiving ~
Ne Intersection OF Elm and Leonard streeta Ihe limits
embraced BY su.h include all me ssvsIa
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces ana OF and
Situated both sides Of AID
and the side Of street. and
the Iastery side 81 Broadway between anthony and
twesu nthony and franklin srsets and both aides
Benson All perssns whese interests are affected
the above PANIED ans VINO are TO them
OF either Of chem requested 20 present their objections
n wrjtnr In the NJ their office No. Hall Of
Psno,ss whin thirty days the date Of this notice
T SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICH0LS0N,} Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once DuYeau Of Assessments Street Department. Juno
a 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

CcRPoRATIoF NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE. Is
" hereby given 10 Tho occupant or os-
Of a houses and lots i'm proved or unnproved
lands affected thereby, that the wing
sf the Bureau Of Assessment: for examination BY all
street. between Leonard and Franklin streets The limits
embraced such include AL the houses
situated III, saser side Of Centre street between Leo
southsy side Of franklin streets between Orange
Centre streets AL persons whose interests affected BY
m Or either Of them are =. present their s5so
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date
hottee. SAMUHL 81. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessora
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once tuYeau Of AssoesnsntA Street DeIArtment June
D. 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

rlOTON AOpEDUCT DEPARTNBNT.-TO OoN-
" traotors-Ssslsd Proposals, endorsed proposal for
building Mercer street viii BE- received 81 the once
until nosday the 4sh dAy q June, 1882 = O'clock
with the receiving basins and ou
verts street. Grand 70 Spring street,
being length @ feet The Plan Of the sad
the buding Of hs and AL other in
atios relating thereto be sk.arcd On application
10 the Contract Clerk, a. this oHce:
r,esioen. Of Tho Cscten kguedues Department..
New Yorf, Jpne ls. 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

rates. New York and San Franeisco Steamship Line
tons Sur.hsn Charles C. Berry Commander viii take her
departure Aspinwal Navy Bay Friday Cd July NJ
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2l0o tons burthsn. Kenney
Couiard Comman der which steamer awaits the arrival
Panama by The United States York
and thereafter proceeds TO San Francisco d.
rect without stoppage st intermediate ports These vessels
in and safety not surpassed by any
this route and an exlerenced surgeon attached to each
York and Chagres in days nineteen kours and
the Winfield Scott performed the yoyage between New
and Panama in the shortest time record both
ming and actual time from port to Port. Books oYen
anu 'n''ofn '''h''' ''f '''' DAVIS AVHs Crooks CO..
General Agents, Is Beaver street, or
JONES JOHNsON,
lO4 West street. corner Of Liberty street.
Passengers by the United States will disembark 1gde
the wharf Aspinwa and take the Panama Railroad
opened nearly TO Gsrgona thus avoiding The risk attendants
upon landing N boats at Chagres and the river navigation
20 CerrcnA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
RERroRp 4 co.'s GREAT cALlroRNIA, OREGON

xEHtOkD a. COS GREAT CALIFORNIA, OREGON,
- Sandwich Islands. and South American Express will
be despatched steamer Illinois, June 2s TO
with the Golden Gate the fastest steamships in the world
through in twenty days in charge own special
Shippers will bear In mnd that our freirht
Aessrs W. Nelson CO.. on the sthmus always ahead
Zee Panama nerad Of May ~ We also have arrange
mcnts with the Pa ,iac Mail Steamship Company which
have their freight will be At the bot
being always being delivered ahead Of all others
at San Francisco late advise &c. Berford Co.
have sent freight which refused by all other
presses being impossible See card Of hessrs Ogden
Haynes, Shippers will mind that there is than
who send goods TO California All goods
he rut up water proof and not to exceed 1875 This
express maker extra charge for custom house fees
suiar certificates All rcghs should be sent satur.
day next to give time for cerding and sealing Small par
cells received till r. NJ day of sailing Passage on the
only sure line secured at our office. BERFORD co.
CPECIE ExPRRss-FORwARDLD TO EUROPE BY
- every stsamer Freight and insurance bonds and
specie, Ct the lowest rates
EDWARDS. SANFORD l. CO.. 10 W all street.
YoREIGN EXPRESS, NO. 10 WALL STREET, ANDIN
London Liverpool Uavrs and Bremen also all the
eacss Of adams Co. in the O. s. Parcels Of
throughout the world Drafts Europe every
Mad of mercantile ard confidential business transacted
with prom ptness and fidelity. EDWARDS, SANFORD Il
CO.. ut Adams 4 Co.'S. 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
H0UsEs, ROOMS, ETC. WANTED.


WANTED TO RENT-As SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
w children, wish TO hire the lower upper part OF
whole house. above Fourth street and west
Of Broadway preferred Rent will be paid in advance In
lien OF reference Address, stating terms location TO- to
William p. at this ofRoe, which will receive immediate
attention.
ID OOMS WANTRD.--A LARGE AIRY ROOM WITH
III place for stove, wanted for gentleman wife and
child in respectable neighborhood and convenient TO the
City Hall. Rent not to exceed So 80 month. Address
stating location, &c, pha," Herald Office
VNANTED-YOR OCCUPANCY AFTER JULY FIRST
w desirably located house in Brooklyn. for small
family The situation desired within ten minutes walk Of
Fulton South ferries The ront not to exceed $Oo
Address X. Y T., Herald office.
VVANTED-A STABLE.-THE ADVERTISER WISHES
w hire stable in the Fifteenth ward, above ashng-
Parade Ground Address box lO Post OH Sc, stating
location an description
M ANTED To HIRE THE SECOND FLOOR, WITH
w back basement in pleasant location, within fifteen
minutes walk Of Blocker street and Broadway family
eists gen teman and wife, line addressed 20 Thompson
left at the Office Of this paper, stating terms &c. will meet
with attention.
HOUSE WANTED 10 RENT-A GOOD TWO STORY
house between Eighth and Fifteenth streets and Fifth
and Seventh avenues rent not $685. Address Ill post
paid, box 2l2l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
COPARTNERsHIP aOTIOEA,

NOPARTNERsHIP. THE UNDERSIGNED HAvn
~ This day formed Copartn ershp, for the purpose
apsacns the ready made Clothing business At who
Under the firm of Gardser. Greene Co.. at AZ Broadway
WILLIAM GARDINER OLIVER b. TWEEnY.
elias n. GREENE. RODMAN q. kQULTUN.
JOHN G. PLIMPT0N.
New York, June l, 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

UMPIRE CITY LINE-rHRoUGH TO SAN FRAN
" cisco At greatly reduced rates Of fare for cabin and
Eteerags pAssen gerThe and did double
steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 1900 tons, j. D. Wilson,
Esq, commander will leave her dock, PER No NJ r.
O'clock p M connecting At PAnama With bs favorits
when Steamer viii take the p.asenr.r, ~ The saIrs ys
from New York. snd imr eds.sy thereafter proocea
10 San Francisco Direct These vessels in
safety and ventilation, net surpassed by any this
route and experienced surgeon ATTACHED to ship
Sierra Nevada will be landed at the
wharf = AsIinvsl free Books now open and through
state rooms, sos teerage $780, Tor freight passage,
apply 70 ]. HOWARD T. son, Agents, "a Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
nEpAE7MsNr or REPAIRS ANp .uPpI1Es, JUNE

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES JUNE
~ g. 1862 To Bsilders.-Sealsd proposals. viii 10 re-
~ ~ sa . % 10 @ res -, 81 nspsis anS
1.esdsy June io a. Z o'clock NJ At which time they viii
nan street 10 be used police station for the Second
District Police and also for Alterations to building No as
Twelfth street. for the use Of Engine Company No. "a
DadeIs viii estimate for The mason and Of
Ne work required TO be DONE and AL regard
thereto, can be had at the sbs Of
Bepsirs 70 Public Buildings No. ~ Elizabeth Blank
estimates can be had z. .shsr ONCE n B.The comus
ddeemed for the interest Of che Corporation.
WN. ADAMS Conmisiensg Of RopsDa and Supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

CORPORATION NOTIcE-PUBLICN OTICEI IS HERR
~ by given, 10 the owner owners occupant
pants All houses and lots improved uniproved lands
affected thereby that the assessments have
completed the and are lodged in the Bureau
yl street between Madison and
1fth The limits embraced BY such
pieces and Of situated both sides Of Thirty
whose interests affected by tho above
and who opposed the either Of them
requested TO present their objections in writing the
.sdorssned At thei, efee No aa OF Reeerds within
1 EEAS1 isl i isSHH ISEs Assessors
Ofloe Bureau Of Assessments Street June g.
Bs1 - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

49,
RowsRY rHEArRR-pooRs OPEN AT u CURTAIN
r,ses ~ ~ o'clock Wednesday evening June ID, viii
HULA 4 WIFI AND HAVE A WIPE
fREE Eh%s '' on M6SzNs iys jordan
Eugene lie Marc Mr. Goodal Isabelle Mo YeoHans
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET-DooKs
~ open a. "; to begin nat. AZ ; e'el.sk
P4Es f oNs5bS sy'd the drama Of
if T vS. Nj Mr. n 6y.s
National THEATRE, CHATHAM sTRERr.-DooKs
evening 5sni Shk Vii hE e the drama
Hs0' Mr. cdLS Ssfsi Hy: soNs: Miss T. "44'a
jack Hayard Mr. Jones Isabella. Mrs Jones
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-ADNIssIoN. 81
GORGEOUS Oriental taIieau Of sre.n ssapturs byron
s Ss Il ss %SEFEE
og.Ha
curing the Int further notice The and we'll
ri :is M nv
s and .t1 the of
with favor BY highly respectable and fashionable audiences
TS ..s
that the Saturday afternoon concerts are dscontinusd
METROPOLITAN HALL.-THURsDAy. JUNE IT,
North Sss sss sssS:s Tor the
BY the first Juvenile Musical Celebrities Of three dres.n.
NILE .seS nns ysai.
GERMAN PIANJsTE;
SIGNORIEA ADELINE PATTI Jagged eight yeArs)
ITALIAN CANTArRIcE;
MASTER WIN. HRNRY MARSH Jagged four years.,
AMERICAN INFANT DRUMMER;
assisted by other eminent professional talent
For particulars see small bills.
MELODEON, IS BOWERY, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
IVA the Bowery Theatre-Georre Lea Proprietor.-Thc
above place of amusement will Saturday even
ing with entire company which for variety and ORR
gnaty be surpassed An afternoon performances
will be given Monday Thursday and Saturday CON-
mencng Al o'clock. Admssionorchestra Seats % c.si
Parguet l2 ce.t Gallery ga CENTS Private Boxes hold
ing hve persons 81.
METROPOLITAN HALL-THURSDAY, JUNE IL AT
WI half-past For night only lin New York;.
Thet 20 cents to all parts of the house. Mile Hermine
Petit has tho honor her first grand Concsr IN
America. Perfsrmers-h'lle Hermipe Petit tagged nine
years German Pianise and prcese Of the Court Of Ho
the popular Airs Of Europe and two Duos Ssnorina Aee
line Patti aged eight italian Cantatrcc in choice Aras
from the .'Sonn ambula "Ernan and the CAvatiAa di
Nalibrap Master VIM Henry Marsh Jagged four the Anne
Infant Drummer In the Advance Retreat and Pasde
Charge; assisted by other eminent professional talent for
particulars of which small bls) The above (or one
night only in New York believed 20 be combination Of
the popular tendencies Of the three countries,
Germany, Italy and America.
Al OBILE THEATRE.-SOL. SMITH, ESQ, DURING
WI his presence in New York will by authority consuds
engagements for the ensuing season in Mobile.
JIM. FIELD. Manager OF the Mobile and
"varietes' Theatre, st. Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

T.ORPORAT ION NOTICB.-FUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gwen 20 the owners, occupant
uupAnts Of houses and lots improved unimprovcd
ass sssed thereby that the following have
completed the ASSESSOR and lodged in the office
Of The for examination by all per-
interes.ed, yizFor hag and grading Thrtyseeond
Eleventh ayenys The limits embracsd BY such assess-
vaean. lo pieces and parcels Of land situated both
sides of street. from Tenth TO Eleventh
Thirty second street 100 fset and sor:hsIly from Thirty
south from Thirty street,
All persons whose interests are affected by the above
named and who opposed 10 the eame,
either Of them are requested 70 present their OBJ
Hall Of Records within thirty days from The date Of ths
potoe. SAMUEL II DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH,
Once Eu-tAu Of Assessments, Strses Department June
~ lSb2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO the occupant
supass Of al houses ard lots improved unimproved
been completed by the Asesor and lodged
Of the Bureau Assessments for examination by AL per-
interested viz. For Pearl street. from
sH.e street to Whitehall street Tho limits sraeed by
such assessment include all the several houses
ground lots pieces and parcels land situated
both sides Of Pearl street between Whtehe and State
streets the westsrly side Of Whitehall street, between
Bridge and Pearl streets; and the southsry side
Bridge street. between State and Whitehall Streets All
whose affected by the
easements and who opposed to The either
them, requested to their objections writing
70 ths GndsEsigned At their efhce No Hall 0. Records
SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
H1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Fer New Orleans via Havana, the splendid steamship
CHEROKEE, 1900 tons, II. n. Davenport U. s. Navy,
will sail from the pier foot of Warren street.
N r., Thursday, June 24h, ut two o'clock, NJ, pre-.
ceely Rates of passage 70 Havana and New Orleans:
New saloon berthe S70 forward do
do $steeage do do $2J. Specie only taken freight
to Freight taken TO New Orleans at 40 cents per
cubic foot. Shippers Of freight requested supply
themselves with the ompanys bills lading which
had application at the Office. No other form will be
signed No bills of ladng signed after the ship has sailed
Fer freight or passage apply to NJ o. ROBERTS,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

ATRFEr DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS =
- Public notice % hereby given that the following petitions
pretontod IN the Board OF Aldermen 10 fence
che yaeantot fronting THO south side Of Twenty
street adjoining the house tho southwest corner
Broadway ana eighth three vacant
lots Twenty third street 100 feet east Of second
place 20 Whitehall street. TO fence in tho yard q
hsstcrson Smtsh, avenue b, between Eleventh and
TO Hudson RIVER. To dig we'll and erect pump In
Forty sixth street between First and Second avenues To
and curb and gutter Thirty fourth street. be-
tseeu Eighth avenue and Broadway Also the following
resolution TO regulate aad rephve The carriage OF
Duahe street from Washington 20 West street All persons
Interested having objections thereto are requested TO pre-
them in writing TO the deysgued nj his office, OK
leforc the pa day Of Juno met. JOHN 7. DODGE,
,ulfJ2 1862 Erect Commissioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
EXPRESS AaKMCuEO.


A DAMS g. CO. OFFICE NO. 80 BRoADwAY-EX.
"A for California Oregon and the Sandwich
by the U. $. Mail Steamer ILLINOIS. Monday june 2st
5zRates keduced.Our next regular Express Cali
fornia Oregon, etc. via Panama will be despathe by tho
u Mail steamer Illinois for Aspin1 wall Navy Bay direct
Monday June 2st, Mt o'clock, r. NJ. Through
in charge Of of rusty and
and special messenger Shippers for Caornia will bear
in mind that III. is the only Express having their
tnbfhed Freight Agents and MESSENGERS who
their freight through to going nd
advantage claimed BY our Express and very Important
one to the Is the fact that by an arrangement With
the Pacific Man Steamship Company, express freght
takta precedence Of all other from Panama Fran
cisco. the L. mail steamers thereby avoians risk
Of detention the Ithmus Having in San
Francisco Sacramento Stocktos Sonora Nevada City Ms.
rysvlc and agencies in all other important places Cali
frnia with expresses running all the mining districts
also to Oregon and the Sandwich Islands enabled
transport freight packages parcels specie gold and
yar.hes Of every description, with unriyallcd despatch
freight forward by Express the 2lst instant
should be delivered 10 with In voices before day
sailing to enable to comply with the government order
Tor cording and sealing Small parcels Dispatches will
be received It'll o'clock r NJ the day de-
pnrture Everything must be in water proof and
no package should exceed 25 lbs weight 81 cubic
No charge 70 sh BY Ourne for Custom
House fees or Consular certificates.
ADAMS g. CO., No. 80 Broadw way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16
TyRANKLIN MUSEUM. us CnATnAN soUARE.-0Dl

CT. CHARLES THEATRE. NEW oRLBANS.-sol-
y Smith Of the of Ludlow Smith, now here' ~
to business the above named theatre, which WIZ
tn. 9th OF Nevembsr next An
be addressed flor few days ~ the onso Of sne OPP
rit Of the Times"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

HRoToN AQUEDUoT D1PARTMENf-To CON-
~ traetors-Sealsd proposals. endorsed proposal for
building receiving basins q street and
hiyd avenue received NJ the oes Of the Croton
Aqusduct Department 9otNnda, PARK til Hendsy the
14th day Of june 1852 a. o'clock NJ 70 build the nsees
eulvorts the sAstery Of
Thirty third stree. and Third ;. connect With
Third The plan Of the work and spschsa
Mons for the building Of the and all other information
selatug hsrete be obtained TO The Cos
tract Clerk, At tails office NICHOLAS DEAN,
Presiden: Of tho cre.ea Aquoduot DspartmenA
NEw YonK. Juno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

FOR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT-IHE NEW DOUBLE
engine steamship WILLIAM PAM, James MARKS
commander will leave Pier East river for the above IT,
direct, Tuesday, June 22d att o'clock NJ This chip
cabin state room 500 Passage sserag SO For freghs
South street Lincoln Co. 10 Pearl street Moa-
soremen goods Is cents per foot Bills adng will be
nisbed to shippers application tho clerk board or
the ONCE the agents and signed My board The steam
ship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN will succeed Abe william
Penn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS FOR
~ San FRANCHISE and valparaiso-The steamship CITY
OF PI1TSBURG, will be 1T her BERTH from
the 2d ins and be prepared to receive small quantity
light freight for either Of tho above ports,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16


E0R LIvERPoOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC Capt Joseph j. M steam,
po.itivey on ss.urday June sth At i o'clock NJ
her berth 1t TIE foot Of Canal street No berth secured tn
Ak s'Ss' cSL iIf c.
Tho steamship Pacific viii succeed the Baltic, and sail
4 Mail s.eamships-Betwesn New York and Averpeol
direct and between Boston Liverpool the Boston shiDs
only calling At Halifax to land and receive malls snd pas
H.7i.. f fsIs a:Ss ,snd,..
AMERICA CAPT spsp1s, c. CAMP. . Capt Lang
These vessels clear white light nainnasa Ass1'
Hs from 49,
Gss, so;.S
Africa. Harrison. from n York ednoaaeysuy u !ssi
from sei.sh wsSs:dsy
Passage from Nev York or Boston 70 Avsspeoa-Sizss
cisn s. a :s ssssst s Gss1 Il. az Tor.
Freight win be charged specie beyond ~ nsSat NJ
An experienced surgeon on board.
letters and newspapers mast pass through the Psse
Tor freight or passage. aSplXSe ,~
.. ss Ss,S SSx x. o:s
nsnsfssturs,s VII ;. hsTeafes sdmised N 1nEeaa +
which French and Swiss shPps4
e. s . o. We
Nsh Custom House.
~. Win :sss s1s ''f;
adinr are xivea in Hayrs or New York.
CTEAMER FOR LIVERPOOL ON THURSDAY, JULY
- SmThe well known and fAyerits steamship SARAH
mandsr will leave her dock per No. 4 North river
Liverpool on Thursday July 8, st twelve o'clock This
for frat and second cabin passengers For freight
sago' Apply rtouowApn I. snN A... "a po.a-v