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Valuable Property
At PRIVATE SALE.

"Lf Be sold at Private Sale the following
w valuable and desirable properties and
buihng Sis situated in the Boro' Of LIE e~shurg
Union Go. Pa, belonging to the estate OF IsAB-
ELLA BL.oK. deed:
No. 4. that full lot Of ground situated on the
corner Of Cherry alley. fronting Voter Ill
street. whereon is erected tha. well known EA
and long cstabii>he two story frame Tavern Is.ssNM
house 66l% front by 81 feet depth. W.sEE*H
with kitchen attached, also n Frame 35A
Stable q :! by feet with Carriage IIous-.
3tII by l. feet attached Wood House and other ont
bu1incsa falling Well of Water, about 30 hne
young fruit Trees &c, &c.
No. , a lot on the corner of Cheryv Ailpv
1~I fronting Water street. West 81 fret and -
l;.., running to low water mark on the cuA1ue ;TS
~ hanna River, whereon is erected two Two ~
Story Dwelling Houses.
No. 3, a lot fronting on Wafer Street " est
Il f- aud running to low water mark in the susgue-
hanna River.
No 3, a lot fronting on Ware, Street ives,
feet, and running to low water mark in the su-que-
No. ; a building 10, fronting on Water Street.
es feet by in depth l5 fee, public alley, sd
o;nipc property of Thos. Ne>bit.
No. q a desirable building lot Gfj bv in
depth, to public alley, Of Second and St John
street.
M. T. a lot same size fronting on Second
street. adjoining No. 6.
Iso. -. lot same size fronting on Second
street. adjoining No. :.
No. 9. lot same size fronting on Second
street. adjoining No. $.
The above entioned buding lots will be old
together or separately to sui, purchasers.
Apply to JOHN NORTON.
Lewisburg, Msrch 10. 1852 6ms5
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Dissolution.

TNHE Firm Of d. MYERS & co. ha, this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent. Al
indebted to said Firm vii! please settle with D.
MYERS without DELAY. ID. MYERS & co
Lewisburg, April 10, 1859
b. The business will be continued by
David Myers
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RelapOa,NfS.
Er. HARRIS has removed to North Third
stree. above the German Reformed Church.

Mr.. CEsSNER, Musician. has removed
TO North Third street, next door below the
School House.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-05

AuMtnI'a Notice.

INHE Undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Il Court OF nim county TO Audit the ac
counts Of James Henderson and Robet Candor
Administrators Of WILLIAM u. SULLIVAN. late
OF White Deer Township, Cn'on eoun y, decd,
hereby notify all persons interested that he wilt
attend TO the duties Of his appointment, at the
House Of Charles ID. Kline. in the Borough of
LewIshurs on Sa,ur nv, the 18th day Of May
next, q, 10 clock a. NJ
II G.. HICKOK, Auditor.
Le~isbur,. April "a, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-05

Sign ofh> Striped Coat, at p Nerts' cd .Sard
NOR there the citizens Of I.cwi.burg and the
IL surrounding country will find one Of the best
selected and largest stocks of ,GI7'7I77G1G
ever brought to this county, Consisting IN part
as follows:
\ large and extensive stock of Ready Made
Clothing of all qualities and prices and Of the
latest style.
large assortment Of Cloths, Cussimeres,
Vesings, Trimmin s, &c.
A variety OF fine and common Shirts. Collars.
Silk. kossuth and Summer HATS and CAPS,
Hdkerchis, Cravu,s, Hosiery, Gloves &c.
Every description of Clo'hing made TO order in
the nea'esl and mos, expeditions manner.
Come one and all, before purchasing anything
elsewhere in the shape of a garment. and you II
save money by doing can dress you from
head to foot, for from one dollar up to fifty and
iit,er my self that can suit all both in price and
quality. Don't forget the place-sgn of Striped
Coat. l.ewisburg, April l3. 1852
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ARMITAGE'S
l]ateut Hlaauriie Eilbiniu1 no05,

tJdtfnt ttiaJ!Iriir lllHlali'J hou5,
and IN this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors NJ Murtrie Johnson, Wallor and many
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak of them in the highest terms of appreciation,
and have pronounced them the only safe rods in
in this or any other county for the protection
OF Lives and Property. One advantage is to divide
and throw back part OF The el'cric fluid harmless
10 the clouds; IN lime OF a stroke this enables tho
rod to conduct that portion Of fluid that belongs
to the earth without the slightest danger Of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages over the old one. The only place of
manu- actufing is in
Vine ST. 3 doors aJore 7ih. PHILADELPHIA,
where all persons are respectfully invited TO call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARMIrAGE.
These rods have heen purchased and success.
fully used hv the iolio~ inc individuals, companies
and corporations, whose names are cheer!ulIy
submitted
II, AND mar Pbi7sa.tpiiG "A. 4 g Eobcr'.. George
SautIiuger, Ju,-- B,uver. Jnl-r Cunrai. = Nulurf,
John Homes. G. G. CIsnlcy, J. Brrnrcr. G Oakley Conrad
Ingcrsl, The Elork-y Alrrhousr Anderson rnthcrs.
R.v J. l.. Grant. john No:man, Tho<. Gro7~r, Batr
Iio,n., A L. thinkers H. summons. Thos. Mt; Co, Mr.
Duwnn-. J. T. Greer, }. ". Watson. e. Humphreys J.
}. Nymau. II. Iari"n, y pv-n-hr-- e. Pep
per. Nr Sh-rplc>s Hr Nartin s Dl-tl-y. ,. H-nkl.y
Mr DAWSON. Dr. Paul :. II. Powers 60, : Nin"s'inv
II Miller, The Rcd Bank iioiri the J. : Arsenal, the
Sprin, Garden G. mmis,ore-s' Hall.
In .ic Sat af Nsw Jrr:'y.-'corcr Cr'-i in. Jul,c
NCall, Judge Dayton, "ohn SetIIaI. II. =. iNurt.r
!icuj. Roberts, Nr. J. Downing.
UiTThe only authorized AGENT for III. Counties
Of Union. Juniata. NJ film, Clinton. Lycoming,
Northumberland, Mont0ur .CnInnhia. Lu,ernr, is
SAMl'EL HOOVER
Earileion. Inioa county. Penn
Orders and letters addressed (pos ;ad) 10 Mr..
Hoover, will tie promptly attended to. He has
put up number of these Rods in Union county,
some OF wl.ich may be seen as follows:
~ ENION COTtTE
N,r.,y T.-Nark IIaiIenny, Wn. Foster John Haas.
Michael Peters Jacob Smith, David filman. Reuben
Nentt. George Eicckr>r. 4-,r Esrin-Court House.
and Commissioners Office. LjHlenE. TDjohn isrhrr.
Tiii,,, Yp-Dr. Cisrrs wilson. 'idshitgir- Ip.-Jahn
Kun,.. Sin.nn Kunt' Rna 7p.--Isaac Coudron. Ehte
Der I..-lloAaci Hoffman.
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HuSSEY'S GRAIN REAPER

and NOWIk's ,c-,,
Great Improvements tor 1872!
vUHTs Machine obtained the " AN ,I..",,nd ,nt
Judge. specially appointed by the olese'and 's!
iEnsIand) Agricultural s'e's.s 10 na compare I, !.
Resp,r with MCormicks' Ihey i p'on1uncra p II
,unrror in every rosPect-(see hcia' hfpo'''
belo~) ,v, urssvr i. achieving a
ihs .;',,-hs in England. which are rapidly obtain
; a. !, thai pre-, min-nt pas ton which ITS intF; &c
already secured for it III the iand Oh It's
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-05

HAYES & CO. have just reed large
~ and splendid assortment of Spring and
Sumner GoodS-as they have been purchased
with Cash, iesl assured they can be sold al the
lowest possible advance. Having a large and
general stock. think it useless To enunei ate
articles, but would politely invite our old custH-
mers and as many new ones as will give ns c Ii
n examine our stock. as We feel confident that
sell all kinds of Goods 10 the hes; ais,n-
tase 10 The purchaser. J. II. d co
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ROSS GRAIN DRILL.

This is will known to the Farming community
and only needs a lair trial to give it decided
preference over any other Drill IN the market.
Grain Rcape,s, Srain Drills. and all kinds of
Castings msde to order aud kept constantly on
hand and for sale at the Leuisburg Foundry. All
orders pronp,l, attended to 10y
GctldeS. Marsh S Go.
Iewisbury Tsy G. 1852 Jw
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-05

~-The time for settlement and payment OF
& all debts due to SAML 5. BARTON,
!, extended to the 10th nst.--ai'er Which, ,he
mos, rigid means will be resor,ed to ior co''e''A
Lewisburg, May l. 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-05

HAT large ana desirable property on
i the corner Of Market and Wafer Sts.,
well situated for residence. for business,
or for a residence and place OF business.
There is large BRICK House contain
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on The third. A Kitchen
and Wa-hhouse adjoins, and II has also a
large cement Cis,ern, Pump and Well o
rood water, and all the necessary out
buildings.
For terms &c. apply to GEo.F F. MILLER
Esq. S. f.. DAVIS.
Lewi>burg, Sept. %, 1851
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lightning Rods.

4 FrER many years close investigation and
N numerous experiments. the Paten,ee takes
plasure in informing the public that he has
arrived at the tue principle of protecting families
dw elngs and property from the destructive intl,i-
ence of LIGHTNIN The calamiries
that every CITY. Town, Village and Country falls
victim TO annually, thro' the gross negligence of
its mia isn,s, i beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is SO easy to osisln-ihis Is
found in
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To hralids ard the Sch.
THE CELEBRATED
Conrstock ReOict1Iss.

>
DAILY , euri-g all Burns and AL external f~-, .aA
ID. BALV or COLUKBLi for Staying or R.et ring
ID. HEWK'S yrRrE 4vD BONE LIyAEc.yT
and INDIAN rEGEftBLE ALI-fhh, cue fOr alb
an MN4IE'S 4CoCS7IC OIL. . c.rt.ia cur. fss
Deafness
9Th. AIOHN'S - 4 hE4DffH He HEsEHT
eth. HOlHER'S L1LLEF, Tor All wocsiA IA :hs Am:
" way-
TiNtCEs fr ,o.ds and fy-riSh ferin sd rre'-i t;Is
for Asthma. Lv Complaint ami Bilious Arso
tons: Darrh.a. Indigestion and Lo-s OF A pe;t-s
for to,tiveHe>s in emai' snd Hne- and brrV'u. m
plnts stomach Aifcs tons. Dy peF il iil-s fhtu
uain g.. Th- great points arc 1t is MT I'd 70 iaA.,
never gives pain am ne'-i la ye, one co.ti'e
9th. KOLN>TDCKS T.ANFrGE Worm Ah.,.
for ehiliren grown persons.
10Th. MRS BROUN-S GRFfT PAtT YTIL3k.
No medicine has been deov-rcd thst i hsipy s,.p-
i.iernoty drops q h. u t"R arr perf
such wonders when sppli-i sr.yaai- s.-a or 80,
by frirtions-in bottles from "a To 5. cents errh
1ith. SAJNHOLTZS ROA"H AND FAD 5co
BAlNE. for driving away yrruin in ,lort time.
PERA.NCE BITTFRS
18th DR BARTHoLEXEW-S PINK .TRrI: ,h.
popular Z: p.ctorant for Coughs. Colds tnrsnIa. 4e
lith. The EAST LsDii AND LW y9EA RAIx
DYES tn, o4ly sure c.io51g q l,3t, Of =. s"ir
16,h EiTR icT OF S.RS4P4RTnrA Th. A.
tcle has outved all other earsspariiias anu sun res
Eth. IRE ceiebrated spread STREyGTHsyLyo
PLiSTEH. made from DR. LIN's ard Ii- most
popular in tiie ns Set.
18th. DR. kLINE'S TOOTH ACNE DROFI 4
certaiu ami for Tooth Aese.
18th. Dr. CON>rp + has iatciv horglt the right .os
the United States Of the ceiebrstsd tONCENT4 TEIY
-NiNERIL ViTFR. found st the sat prin-s 4 D..
Wm G. chase. at st Cahe:iurs. g. TLis usi rus
has attainr no'o.irty AMI 'ari:, te1ers
eluari Jv am prep-ra ~ th,l pa-- HI=
bern with its merits. which
duarv.
All rhe remedies are fully described in tLNANACs 10
he gwen to all who call where the ms'icnr- kept
EOTICE. All preparations heTetriose sENSu 80
coMSTCcks' or CCMsTOCK COS, aware
teiingei \ now belong EXCLUSIVELY % ir. iHcius
'. Com>teck and Though tn. signature of tomstOc- Go-
vii! be continued this extra label With ths fic sii5
Signature of Dr. L. S c. Will in future des tao
AL OTHERS MUST b SPURIOUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-05

CENClNG IsOAHDS-a lot of Fencing
i Doa1ds for sale at the River by
HCRSH & AMMOS
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4fan1fIp Grocertfa.

~ BBLS. FISH. 300 lbs. CHEESE, ZuoV
70 ib,. HAM. Fitch, and Shoulders Dairy
SALT &c. for sale at Le,oisburg Cheap Store
"Ah'' C.E. BONES
bv ~ -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-05

yP EOBIVSON'S ELIcET cE QUESTION e.
Having carefully era,aincd lsta aarlineS AMI gwen
the .u,j-c, duc cousiderati'n am o' me oihi"i' h
,i,;L R,,ti,.g Machine. pres Mt made, Is most
liab. to -, out OF order. tSi,ifni. p,p,y.ox
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-29

townships which had been M snc phIi s,io and
remained unsod in tbe orIs in vrl,;ch nj, t,,i-5
win be announced Tc en-If;o,'s t r,,sr ~ -
sya a-ert la ,,s, fts rnto ~ ar Gr III, at,;, ~
land warrants arc IN he mad. ~ ,eigg and aIi fs an
plicatIoI, made on any one a, win he exa,insd 6
sn,vst of tl,ot da. and hc ocfcd on tle cyJ da, d
yvIer II shall h., scovoroJ tba+ two or rore nersa
L,vs 1,Tad an the SAM Ja,S 70 aotr NJ, Ioc,s ta o
ract sni annir"tions f 6 'ed a b; iita
na,si. - i - - 49,. - III, -, 80 o = va.
da tbereofter nj anction anon, snc annlranfe aud he
oya, to H., I;ghest ii id S@, % i ''' oo
afrar bovi,,y ocfed %, t,,e ,rassy o,,at;,,. c q,
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WASHINGTON ON DTS

The passage of Mr.. Benefits general land bill
by the House, Saturday, will create come sur
prise. twill be gratifying, no doubt, to Mr.. Clay
and his political friends to find his policy appre-
ciated and adoptedby his democratic opponents,
especially as the Democratic National Convention
always put stereotyped veto on it.
1t is rumored that the Southern Press is about
to oppose the Democratic ticket. The season of
strawberries being over, the Press must look for
ward to the grapes. even if they are sour.
News has reached here from Vienna, (Austria)
that Mr.. Husemanhas met with cool reception
by Count Buel. Instead of returning to the United
States, he will probably be employed as clerk in
the Imperial Chancery, or resume his former vo-
cation of sub-editor of the Austrian Observer
''Ion'' says he has reason to believe that the
Executive Government has taken decided and
strong position on the subject of the Tehuantepec
question, so long pending between this Govern
lnent and that of Mexico. The views of the Co.
vernment were probably expressed in a communi-
cation made at the close of the last week, from
the Secretary of State to M. Sarvinzor.
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ceived as before, at all the government establish
INDIA AND CHINA.


Advices from Bombay are to the 10th of May
From Rangoon to the 23rd of April.
The Governor OF Rangoon had offered so rupees
for every hend Of white man.
In the attempt to retake Martaban the Bur-
mese suffered immensely. The English only had
two artiilerymen slightly wounded.
Tho cholera was subsiding amcng the troops.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET June 16.
The receipts of Grain and Flour since last Tuesday
have been moderate. both British and foreign The
trade during the week has ruled dull the buyers acting
with extreme caution tut particular change in the val
ue OF any article has occurred.
There alteration invalue of any article of the
Corn trade at market this morning excepting Indian
Corn which Cd to Is per quarter lower than last
tuesday, butt in fair demand for shipment Ire.
land The business done in Wheat and Flour to
moderate for present consumption and there
no disposition speculate The weather is cold but not
uniavorable to the growing crops, which are looking
we'll
QUoTATIoNs-Western Canal and Canadian Flour 2Os
6da2ls Philadelphia and Baltimore 20a20s cd; Indian
Corn white 30a3os Cd ye low 3a3ls 3d. mixed 30s 6da
3s American wheat, white 6sa6s 3D. red and mixed SIS
6da5s Cd
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET June a.
The sales since Thursday amount $4,000 bags of
which 5000 taken speculation and forexport To
days sales $500 bags OF which taken on specu
lation and for export Prices are lowered I'd per b
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NEW PUsL TEGNs.
NASH 81 wOODHOUsE.
Eagle Square,


RECEIVED
Thorpe quiet English Town and Human I.:G
therein By William Mountford; l vol I2no
handsomely printed -..-.----.--..--..-.S 81 OF
Eleven Weeks in Europe; and what may be seen in
that time. By James Freeman Clarke vol 10
81 OF
Up the Rhine. By Thomas Hood; with comic illustra
tons, pleasant humorous book for travellers
The Solar System, Descriptive Treatise upon the
Sun, Moon and Planets, including account of all
the recent discoveries. By J Russell Hind, foreign
Secretary OF the Royal Astronomical Society of
Memorial of James Fennmore Cooper, a neat vol
ume. containing discourse on the life and genius
Cooper. By VIM Cullen Bryant speeches by Hon.
Daniel w ebster George Bancroft G. P r. James
f. L Hawks, and other distinguished men. with
letters from Washington Irving, ]. X. Paudinp
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edward Everett H. W
Longfellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and others, with
portrait OF Cooper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
The Princeton Pulpit, edited by John T. Duffeld al-
jlnct Professor of Mathematics in Princeton Col
lege; being sermons delivered in Princeton BY Rev
DR.. Miller, A. Alexander. ]. Maclean, A. B. bod
NJ B. Hope,J. A Alexander &c. &c.......s1 so
The Riches that bring no Sorrow. By the Rev. Frs
kline Neal, NJ. A, author OF the Closing Scene &c 70
The Mystery Solved, or Ireands Miseries, the grand
cause and cure. By the Rev. Edward Marcus Dill
A. NJ NJ d., Missionary agent of the Irish Presby-
terrain Cnurch ----- rs
Heaven, or an Earnest and Scriptural inquiry into
the abode of the Santed Dead. By Rev. H Hin
bauge; fifth edition revisedaua improved. rs
Manual OF Religious Instruction. specially intend
ed for the oral teaching of colored persons but
adapted to general use in Families and Schools By
Rev. john A Hotf 81
is 10
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CONGEsE 8SFONAE,.

w AsIlINGToN, June 2e.
SESATE.-The President of the Uated States trans-
mtted to-day to the Senate message relative to the
withdrawal OF NJ Hulsemann, the Austrian Charge. The
Land Bill from the House, read and referred to the
committee on Public Lands The Senate then went into
Executive sessonand afterwards adjourned.
HoUsE.-Various bills, proposing to grant Public Lands
for the purpose of aiding in the construction of Railroads.
were presented after which the House took up and
passed the Brazilian Indemnity Bill.
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LOTS IN DUVAE,s ABIDE
nv DAvENPORT, ALLEN & co.

q R0GERHES, &c, AT AUCTKON-On
w THURSDAY, LIST July. we will sell at our auction
store, at l0oclock assortment Of Groceries: Wis
Coffee Sugars
Rio Java and Laguayra Coffee
Green asd black Teas
Rectifed Whiskey, E Rum
Brandy, Gin, Crushed Sugar
Candies, Soap, Pine Apple Cheese
ALSO-300 sacks Ground Alum Salt
ALSO-25 demi.johns old Wines and Brandy
TERMs-Under $780, cash. 500 and over months
ere dit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
ie 2s Aucts
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RY RECEaARD CAUTMORN.

REGULAR SALE
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HoRsEs EVERY SATURDAY,.
IN the daya above named, c0mmenc 'ng at9I O'Clock
w will sell at auction MY OF 18th st. a va
riety of miscellaneous articles consisting of the follow
ing
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Cofiee, Gnarowder Tea, Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and sides
Rice, Pepper, Ginger Brandy, Whiskey Gin, Molasses
Butter Lard, Herrings Shad
observation-disclosures. Sideboards, waslstard.
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads,
Chairs Candlestands, dining tea and toilet Tables
ding of every description Tenders, Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the housekeeping line.
SHOES, CLOTHING &c.-I will also sell Boots,
Crockery-warc Matches, writing and wrapping Paper
Books. &c.
NH % r CAITTHORN
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A State Convention of the Union party of Geor-
18th of next month"; '.for the purpose of consider
ing the nomination, which have been made for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency by the Wing and
Democratic parties, and of taking such action in
regard to the Presidential election as shall be
daemed proper"
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RICHMOND MARKETS, June %.

TOBACCO.-The market for this article continue
without material change. BARKsDALR READ.
FLOUR-Arrivas light. We quote Richmond ard
Scottsvile at "a rs.
WHEAT-Season closed.
CORN-6507 10 cents v bushel.
CORN MEAL-s0c W bushel.
BACON-Batmore and Yves ern cured sides lO3 a
llci market dull; shoulders 69lc hams III 9l3c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans so a 80 cents; Cuba 90 90
cents; Porto Rico 2502s cents
SUGARS-New Orleans $3.50; Porto Rico s4l 07
St. Crox &c; Crushed 94 Powdered .; Clarified q
Il; Loaf9o9i
COFFEE-Rio 81 o lot; Lagura ies:
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LATEST NEWS.
TelegrapE.ed for t,sc rg;,,cs
ARRIVAL or TzEE CRESCENT ClTY.
LATER FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
$3.50 900 in Geld.


$3.50 900 in Gold.
BALTIMORE, June e.
The steamer Creseat City, with the San Francisc
mails to June LIST, arrived at New ork to-day She
brings four hundred passengers sa?o0,09O in gold on
freight and about half million dollars worth of the pre
cious metal in the hands fpassengers
Eighteen passengers OF hose board the steamer Nc
Kim died at Monterey, whilst the steamer was de AVOID
there repairing damages sutained On the VOYAGE
Theinteigence from the mining regions is satisfactory
Large specimens of rich continue to be discovered =
The latest one weighing 20 ounces
"a difficulty had occurred between the French and
American miners in Sonora
The Indians continued their Expectations in and about
Los Anglos.
Rich gold mines have been recently discovered in Ore
gon.
The Catholic Bishop of California was about to estab
fish Missionary Seminary at San Gabrie with the view
OF extending missionary operations amongst the Indians
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Ex ALEXANDER MOTT q co.
No. 81 NJ S9ss street, opposite the city Hotel.

TUESDAYS THURSDAYS SATURDAYS.
an the above n,m 4 days will sell public auction,
~ at INV store onno.t se City Hotel commencing at
half past o'clock vsriet, Of miscellaneous goods such
as the following:
FUhNITURE-Cabinets Va 'Grooes fsA4eboards i bu-
reans Bedseads Chairs ofevery we ana P S s
Beds and Bedding &c.
aoads - large lot of seasonabs piece and egt Dry
goods &c with Cloths Cassimeres Sattipet Festnsss
Fannels bleached and unbeached Domestcs white and
watts Shirts and Drawers DO ' '
o5LoIHlNG @c-Also, a large collection ofseasonabie
ready made clothing Boots and Shoes silk, wool snd
waterproof Hats cloth and glazed Caps Cutlery, and
large Of Trunks Vace and Carpet Bag. Ma
sons Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and an
description ~ " 'V"s
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-29
LATER FROM THE PLAINS.

ST LOUIS, une 70.
The mail from Santa Fe, arrived at Independence on
the 2lst. Business at Santa Fee improving Col.
Sumner had removedhis headquarters back Santa
Gov Calhoun and his party passed at the Lower
Simanone on their way to the States. The Governors
health was improving party of Mexcans were met at
the place who had been Buffalo hunting near Fort
Atkinson The Camanches and Appaches complained
to the Commanding Officer at that post that they bad
to the Arkansas River but as they did not
seem inclined to do he with body of troops
days.
Major Stern command was met at Fort Atkinson on
the 10th, route for New Mexico. The health of the
Major and his troops good the cholera having disap
peared from among them.
Sever tribes of Indians the Arkansas River
expecting Major Fitzpatrick to hold talk.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-29
NOTICE

ReSpeeng private entries Of the lands heretofore seth-
drawn from market IN Illinois accoustoftfhe Minois
Central Railroad. - ~
10 prevent confusion and difficulty, the land officers af
claimed Will announce to those present that tsons
entries by cash locations by land warrants
al ao4ots sae 'nil'un price, will be rseeiea the nee
aay ana nom day 70 dsyJes any -ad lths seyera