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The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
SAN FRANCISCO ADV'S
h. JOS EPHi q co. ImDor
'ers Of Watches, Jrelry, Tools, Watch

E7A ters oT Watches, Jftcelry, Tools, Watch
ttui3 Materials, Coils Pistols, ETC., are now
prepared 10 supply tho TRADE in general with
all articles in the above line at the lowest prices
X. J. d. Co. are receiving by every steamer
large assortment of the above articles, Of the
latest patterns, and are the only Wholesale des-
lers in this city.
ALI ORDERS from tho country, addressed to
II. JOSEPH & CO.. Washington Bath Bull.
ding. Washington street, between Kearney
and Montgomery, San Francesca, will meet
with prompt attention. eff
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MefSFs GREGORY'S At
saIz1Sg lantic and Pacific
Express, George f Clarke

agent at Nevada City.
This Express has no connection with any
other concern, and persons doing businesr
with this Line can be assured that wlhateve
they entrust TO its management at either o
its Offices, will reach its destination witho
passing through other hands or meeting with
delay. Special Messengers in charge of Ex-
press Matter for this Line, are dispatched by
every Steamer leaving New York and San
Francisco.
Gold Dust, Packages and parcels Of every
description, and letters forwarded to all parts
ofthe United States. Canada, Europe, Ore
gon, and the Sandwich Islands. Gold Dust,
and other Valuable Parcel, insured through
under Policies IN Insurance companies in
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

ANM. MCCORMICK. M. D., PHYST.
;" CLAN& SURGEON Offi.e oppo-
site The Beatty House. Grass varley. s,3m.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

ID DEMOvAL-GEORGE BORRADAILE
N has removed from his old stand to the
building known as the Assembly Room, on
Main Of, next door to Messrs. Williamson f.
Cos. Auction store. where he will be happy
to see bis old friends and customers. lI-tf
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J. w. GREGORY,

ITUpTIeIOT anu NUnugtT.
GEORGE E.CLARkE, Agent al Nepae
da City, OfTe on Nam Street, corner of Pine
N. b. A Messenger will leave This Ofic-
n season 10 connect At the Central Office al
San Francisco with the Special Agents, go
ing directly through to New York and New
Orleans, by The first Steamship,
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this committee for the ensuing year.
JOHN WILSON, !
2 c. ]. BRENNAN,
DAVID : TURNER, cr
DAVID MBERS, gu" rra"s'''0'
n. NJ. GRAY,
FREDK BILLINGS.
CHARLES +. FtLKINS. Yuha.
JAMES MUNSEL. Placer.
GREEN T. MARTIN, Tuolumne.
WM. C. STAFFORD, Santa Clara.
f.. J. C. KEWEN s.
TOD ROBINSON, SACRAMENTO
Fl. A. CRABBE, San joaquin.
J. NJ. HOWELL. Ell Dorado.
JAMES II. WADE, Mariposa,
At a meeting Of the Committee, held
ut tho Irving House, in San Francisco
m Friday evening, June 25th. 1852, for
tho purpose Of organization, the follow
ing officers were elected for the presen,
year:
President--CHARLES J. BRENNAN.
Seeretary--AENRY M. GRAY.
Treas,ver-DAvID CHAMBERS.
Cor. Sec. Gen. JOHN WILSON.
The various County Commi<tecs are
requested to report their organization ts
this committee rs soon as practicable.
The Chairman Of each County Com
mittee, whose organization has been
completed, and officially reported to the
State Committee, is ex-oficio member
of said Committee. By order.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
Marysville Packet.
he steamer j. BRAGDON

szEx5Ess3 Thos. w. Lylcs, master, will
leave on her first trip on Friday, Jan. 9th,
1882, at4 o'clock p. H. For freight or
passage, apply or board at Pacific St. Wharf
or to
WADSWORTH e. RAvESIES, Agents,
Sansome ct. near Washington, rp stairs.
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James B. Townsend.
lLATE OF ST Louis, MOI

ILATE OF ST louis, MOI
Alto RNEY 1T Law.
San Francisco, Cal.
Having located permanently at the above
place, will attend 10 all busidess before The
U. $. Land Commissioners, and in the cosrts
OF San Francisco and the adjoining counties.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
LTA FOUNDRY..MarL

A LTA FOUNDRY.-Market Place,
IA facing Battery st. Iron and brass cast.
ings, OF every description. Quarts pulver.
izing machinery, saw mill irons, and ma
chine werk in general promptly executed.
Patterns made to order.
94-f G. M. HUTrot'
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
J. w. Fish.

TARY PUBLIC.
Office adjoining tho Beatty Hotel Grass
Valley. 6.tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
NEVADA JOURNAL.
From the Louisville Democrat.
THE BULL AND THE LeCOMOi I'VE.
nv INAK

%H nv IVAN.
In sort OF moody madness
Roam'd he DER the grassy plain
Half in anger, half in sadness,
Toss'd his bushy tail and name.
Was he yet the meadows monarch
Or the pasture still the king?
And he raised his head 50 lordiy--
Gave his tail wider swing.
Was he not acknowledged chieftain
OF the horned droves of canleq
Was he not the xied and tru,ted
In each bovine field Of hattie?
Was he not the loved and chosen
Of the mich kine's fairest queen!
Was he not the admiration
Ofeach bu!l-calf on the grecnl
1t was trrc, and we'll he knew il:
Who his claim would dare dispute?
Dearly, dearly shonld he rue IT,
BE he long or short horned brute
Whit, then, meant this daring stranger,
Who. with breath of smoke and flame,
Sponting fear and breathing danger,
Through the meadows rushing came1
True, tn intruder's limbs we're weighty.
And he secmd . thing Of might;
True, he might be very dangerous
II he showed wish to fight.
But he blowed too much and loudly
To be willing for lark,
And the bull repeated proudly:
Biting dogs do never bark
And swear by fair Europa,
Wbev1 thA sfr. ~~~r
Rushing through the verdant pasture,
Steaming wild across the plain
will call my herd TO battle,
Boldly cross the monsters track
Either VIC shall be gone cattle,
Or we'll dive Him frightened, back |"
See. a.ar, the locomotive,
Wtirling DER the fragrant mead,
And he nears the very meadow
Where, beneath the gallant lead
Of their monarch true and valiant,
Stand the tawny, horned crowd
Naught he hesds them, but the bell rings
And he whistles very loud.
From his psnt up breast escaping,
Shriehed tho steam--a dismal cough
Frightened was the herd Of bullocks,
And they madly scampered off
All but one, and he, courageous,
Naught but death can force to yield
He will conquer, or, as beef-meat,
You shall bear him from the field.
There he stands and waits the coming
OF his foe, who draweth near;
Roars he with triumphant fury,
From breast that knows no fear;
Sticks he down his noble frontlct,
With considerable vim
Butt he takes the locomotive,
Butt! the locomotive him.
Need tell who most did suffer p
Need speak the bullock's fate
Widowed cows, with ccaselcss lowing,
Will the horrid tale relate.
In the flashing Of the lightning
In the twinkling Of a thought
He the chief of cow affections,
BY the COW catcher was caught.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
MORAL.

Young men all, when you arc angered-
Deem q rivals in your path
Find yourself forgotten, sighted
Think there's little use in wrath.
II you're wise, you'll grin and bear it,
Hows'sr vilely wronged you are;
Ne'er, on any provocation,
Butt against railroad car.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
San Francisco Advertisements,

The Pawcns of the "NEyApA JOURNAL u
will find boz at Marriott's Exchange, cornef
Of Sansenae and California streets aAd one
also ut Bonnestell d Williams Book ard Sta.
tionary Store, on Clay. seaf keafney street-
and one At tie Despatch Printing Ofice, on
Traders Exchange, BOX No. !, Montgomery
street, whcie all advertisements intended for
that paper NAV be lett. and will be promptly
forwarded. ]. NJ. PARKER, Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

Money received on dcposite in fire,
proof safe, at the lowest rates.
Drafts for sale on New York and New Or
leans. in sums TO suit.
Principal Office, 2sO. Montgomery ST., San.
Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
WIG STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The following gentlemen compose
this committee for the ensuing year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24


At Bay 'ewn. f.ushfng, Wsdns a-5 M.... ...s
81 AroREw MrkLz, son of William Eningham aud Ra
che Augusta Lawrence. aged 10 months
The relatives and friends Of the nmy respectfully
invited to attend his funeral tomorrow morning At Ii
o'clock.
On Wednesday, June Is ~ his late residence "a Hua
son street Of bilious foyer Mosrs D. OIsrElp aged 81
years.
His remains will be taken to RidgeAeld Connecticut
for integment.
In brooklyn, on Wednesday, June g. JoHS BrArry NJ
Affection Of the liver. in the Gath year Of his age
be relatives and friends Of the family also the men,
beers OF the Brooklyn Police department are pectf v
invited to attend his funeral to afternoon at
o'clock from his late residence, Of Front and jaw
streets
On Wednesday June g. MARY, wife Of Augustus Bren
enan. aged 4S years and months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family arc re-
specially invited to attend her funeral st. M ke's
Church Hudson street. to afternoon at ocl ok
without further invitation.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy
On "wednesday, June g. JAM HEsELweoD, aged wears
IL months and Is days.
The fs nds and acquaintance invited to attend
her funeral from 34 Hudson street this afternoon at
o'clock
In this city on Monday June q. Mrs JASE H. widow
OF the late Nathan Moore Of Sidney Maine aged A. years
months and IL days
At Scardae, Westchester county on Tuesday June
JAfs JARVIS formerly this city in the 10th year of
his age
At Taryytown westchester county after a lingering
illness, Dir WILLIAM HurT, sged SO years
AT Frederick, Maryland, Wednesday, June % Miss
Anna MARY AiBAUeH. in the 18th year Of her age
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILx gIPHIA, juno ~ r.
Arrived-Bsrls Robert Morris DoWnes Csrdsr as; Gen
Taylor sveetter dol Montpelier. Coey NYort briss Tor
cello Iol nson dos Eliza rkbridge tBrl, Metost uarte
pools SWAP. Fray: Boston; Lucy Atwood Atwood NforE
fchrs Ira smith. Davis Mobile; Maria Baker Boston, Gsn
Worth Ifeys nokfonyiiie; Ga7oe Scmera Boston, lean
Saunders. NYork Triumph Msson, Beston oneco Baker
Saml Isu0S LcnON SauRstee Eldsd jarvis kHayeni
Aifrfd refrat Raker Salem John Rosers Msyhew Bris-
toll RI; Iaoy Nancy testnen, NYOrk, Cape May Ross,
Prov dercei sally ann, Clnrk Boston:
Ciared-. Steamfhips state Of Gseres Walton Savannah
perpFvivan ria IeymOre Rchnsr1; Delaware Seymour,
YorN bers Iacenis TAYLOR Boston, hriga Comoeer (Br)
Brown; Choice (Br). ThompeOp. and Kingsrlock tBrl
Cameron 81 John MI; Trrcoo. Johnston Acorn Coombs
Lucy tvcod Atwood; yiatOr PAX and ofmu Reed,
Dostop Tboa VALLEY. psIshmsr. Cbareston; sotrs =
Holmes Lodge Mohiie Rrn1re, PRICE, John Rogers NAV
hev, Br'sto, RI GnEele somers SnnawMsa; Sesrs Trt
urprh Mason Nsria psiev Oneco. Baker and sally Ann
CLARK. Bc.tan Ann raser. smith scrh's noo,,rey VIZ
Ilams ard fosh. Ssurders. Pvoydetoe; Hsrriet lewe
Wtndhsu Iislton; Fidsd Jarvis norvieh Lucy Nancy
Can't ridgepott Mssos Brown. Hail. and Gao ahy Ross
Fall Riyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

improvement In the wooeu districts the rsv;v, a. oo
hdence appsrs to bs maintained From NOTTINGHAM tn
reports Of both the lace and hosiery departments are
satisfactory than those last received and the orders
the United States are extensive The Irish market
has been rather less active The impulse towards emg
ton to Australia Is felt in all parts Of the kingdom and
the departures, which numerous, would be much
greater were 1t not fer the want of hands at home and
consequent facility Of obtaining employment.
Movements Of precious metals In Europe have become
quite active The imports Of bullion and specie into
London during the week ending the sth inst consisted
Of $4,000 chiefly in silver by the Europa from New
York o137 of gold by the srathed.n from Sgd
ney f1540 by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer
Madrid OF which 81, 400 from Gibraltar and fl2o
from oporo $4,000 in gold by the packet chip suer-
can Congress, from New York f5O0OO in gold by the
Wellington from Australia besides SOME small amounts
by the Elizabeth Thompson and the May Queen both
rom the same quarter. The total value of these imports
may be stated at about f22o OoO The exports Of specie
direct from London during the week amou to
S97So ounces and 1900 in vcr and 2S4 ounces and
fl63 in gold the aggregate value being about fs 900
The account in detail is follows Silver cointo Rot
terdam, 1900 ounces; to Cape Coast Castle. $4,000
Silver bars-To Rotterdam, $1,000 ounces to Dunkirk
1900 ounces; to Hamburg, 1852 to Bouogne,
5000 ounces; to Bombay, ATS ounces Gold coin-To
Belgium so ounces to Dunkrk "a ounces; to Port Philip
the Cape Of Good Hope, and Sydney 200 ounces and
fl6293.
Large shipments Of coin have been made to Australia
and further shipments in progress the date OF our
last advices. About quarter Of a million sterling
was shipped by the last Australian steamer Up to the
Attest date the aggregate shipments Of bullion from sgd
ney amounted to fsl9,e53. The aggregate from Port
Philip is not stated Advccs from Auckland that
the discovery of gold in Now Zealand had contra
dicted The report had arisen only from undue mpor.
lance having been attached to vague statements
from the natives which had since proved erroneous
Gold mining shares in London UNCHANGED aud 70
manned much depressed No business OF the least
Importance had been transacted for time Indi-
vdua enterprise particularly in gold mining Is known
TO be in the aggregate more profitable than when carried
On by companies The chances Of decidedly
more in favor OF individual energy industry than OF
companies, as most Of them formed The class OF
persons engaged III getting up gold inning companies
both in this country and in Great Britain arc by no
means calculated to make them popular successful
and we have doubt that Mt least FIVE out of every
Of the companies projected will 90 into operation
Two or three have aready been nd up " England
and the subscriptions returned The of failure on
the part of those companies formed this country NAV
not be favorable and the subscribers may never see
the first cent of the instame nts paid in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

On Wedne day, June %. by the Rev. C. II. Fay, Mr.
J,urs y w,rNiSs. Jr. to Miss JANE ELlz. FoRpH.m
daughter Of the late Caleb g. Fordham Esq both Of this
city.
On May 90 by the Rev. Nelson Smell. Mr. WILLIAM !.
BhIsCoE Miss JANE i, COLEMAN, all Of this city.
Hayorstraw papers please copy.
ON Tuesday, June -, by the Rev Charles G. Sommers
GEORGE Z. Taco to MARIAN L., daughter or cDamin
Ncwhouse. all of this city.
Utica papers please copy.
On Wednesday, June %. by the Rev. Or. Floy. L,nAS
A. Wiu1E to EMILY A. WATKINS both of this city
At Washington Tuesday, June % by the Rev
Smyth Pine, ID D., HrERy BRrEyooRT RENwIck, of New
York TO MARGARET daughter OF the late Jonathan jan
ney, Esq,, Of Alexandria, Virginia
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Teleprsph,c Marine Reports.


A-,ived-8c schrs Altoona Msiaga; Aerf Hsehe.
Cleared-Ships Newton. Leet Indies; Inez Norleansi
tarks Governor (Bfl Mansapio; Henry Kelsey Savannah
Oak Pht hgs David Aiken dol Myra, doj schrs
Vintage, Albanyj Plymouth Rock. NYork. -,
Arrivel-Sieamship Union. NYork.
Cieagcd-Bris Ldinburg. NYork.
2ad--Arrlv G--Ship Cstharne kYork.
Cleared-Bari Bmota, u ,rton.
Sailed-Bsri Maria Morton, NYork. 90
ATriYei-Brg Boston, from Boston.
tfrivod--sllps Mediator, Indiana, snd Westminster
York bark Indians 81 dAys from Rio Janelro.
Cleared-Ship 81 Pctor n ork
9Ad-C larcn-prir Telearnrh. Charlie u q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

NEW ORLEANS snip - Louis Cohen, X B'sch lady.
child and purte Miss Josephine Holmes. Miss HOLMES.
Can't John Alexander Mrs Bouiwsre. three children .no
tervant Elizabeth Miller and two ohieron-w 10 the
steeraeo. :. - ,s...... TT
hpALAorucoLA-Bsrk ksof-nrs II Nourse, Masters
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Move m cnts OF Ocean steamer.
PORT Oh NEW YORK. JUNE 20, 1852.
Cleared.

stss1hp southerher Foster Charleston spoford Tiles
s SIP I .[ psw London R2aswsld Brothers
s Sri. Lsqsid.. Tsvss: sis Island SssSi,h sons.
nss 81 JSh c nS
shin 6slunti,, s.prgss, Charleston. wardIe.
B Bsrk s1Fis sslss Tbs: sen aay,n, NottsSshn:
Bari Eilateth Leayit', Goed,ns, Matanzas. Perkins
RTis Gss S Earssa nrs%l Besse Bremen Pope Co.
RT Royal pas Sr%sd. tp2s 6.snpo
Brig !orssn BsunehOrst NOr) Nelson, st Ubc and Ber
Big Archie dAlLance iFr). vemcsch. cienfuego Duth
Brig Rainbow, Larnond. Cuba. } W Elwen & Co.
Brig Unicorn tBr) Asrsell, Kingston. Ja II Solomon
Bsi. Lively tBr> Ryan, Port wallace. Ms. Barclay &
Brs Hn5sss CD He%s EYstGuchs Ms Pope Co.
SER Isabella Boyd Port Platte, siasht, cumso
sesE psady Or Psaddsn; nsrsSr Islana Aokerly.
scSr Prancis ss9eriy DAVIS ssYaensh fis mocrsaav
seir Secretary Marcy cauter, Wilmington. Bateman 4
ssRT wiminstsn rsvs1
sshT Mic s.n Es.s.t Bsltino!e Johnson SG Iead.n
SIR e9Ssh rb RsaIGfd
sSr TssSs, A,ssaR DaytSa s.sus
SIR E@ Siss state. EdSidss fsTtsnouth . L,sis.
ssD S yS.sggsN New Haven as
p Tsa Ps' nssSrsS s. days with
SIR s,s.s {BsJ Dublin: DAYS nth salt. to
ba.s Asnss ~.sss-ss, I;nhs% asyre 70 days IN
$3.50 lon IS ~ exchanged signals It'll shin hound W. show
oes Ola x VIM aMn .%s
ms sav sesnp srcta Luce hence for LIVER
0.n 70 j, he
Sip join aAneocE (of ThomastonS Leveusaer Havre,
May "a Wa for sv days sh.iier from
at q % ion e ship Caroline Nssmish from
Sip A'ssasd,r &c galtmors,, Johnson Rotterdam, 81
i.ys w !. d. sod az passengers, 70 order.
tow Mellon
Bstk is.sna tEtenl. Brennan Bremen, 81 days. with
~ zee aiS Ps rssensgrsto Meyer Sucken June LAT
~ lon ~ saw Ham bssA Theresa Sth lat Al 3d. lon A. go
Iarl s. nSi5sy posns. Msr,sgs, May l. With fruit, &C.
. S I'M s,D,r ssd esrsI hsy MAY e no
& me- ont WIN ~ oI,s sp oil 40 bisck dsh oil al wei
Wind Eperemcec sudden gust Of wind which took
IRE toTs 10 bot torgalsnt sails and sprung main top
SAL yarc h.ay.ns the setei nearly on her beam ends
Brh t2oi GhiI aohicoa, juno with cotton to
Big Christine R,sTp Block sfem'n'a days in ballast
BTr AnsgsTus lSve Bysnd Rio Jsaeiro 80 days, with
Brs cousin. III Trentenj Thompson Remedo. May IL
With sugar TO Matthews Tinnesan Fox June Y. Let 81
% lon 10 sroke s'hr Antelope Doyle from Cardenas Tor
del Nsrts ia Charleston DAYS With mdse to White
ci res oh's henS' sa'shnSn' Jays "''h iu~Osf %
Brie Moses Wicks Charleston days with cotton to C
Puliy June Is lat % 10 Ion Is L. exchanged signals with
'1a itSs ssr rs ss ca5,s'fnd sv
sShr Csnttdsc Sof Portlandl York. Gusysma IN WIN
molssses e De Forrest June ~ IA, ~ lon 20 sp9Se
'psetr pead fBr, Martin st Johns NJ DAYS with
oil to Maitlead Phelps & CO.
siiriing fRrl Uomes Eansrort l5 days with pas
K ttrt... =. n
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r'alE FIR.EDIEN.

sr~r~>NN<>-~S-
vkNHE UNnehSiGNEp CDMMIITFE ON BbNaLF "
the ntnLtra - Manhattan In gino 20. No. pas taNs
To return tler t'phkt IT, Mrs, Hu'sEnrM gi ~ bul ~
Mrs sin "a n. ~ 2l2 Uose'v MIRA Tally, o. fhr
tieth pfreeL grr lsYpon,er 81 IT LuhiUs ttrun's Uu
Waterbury Sisa WtoafuE of hrmi Etan tfr,nt ~
60 Mis- Shsnley Esees Tor thr bsadtiul harh
pre- rocci.e0 frcm tbu ha0ds ." the osa = trd
nnnrsi rptads Tho New York lire Wtpsrtmeat
They niao eeere re'uIn their thsukt 70 ~ srE
Map,e az o feowt Hal, euroor OF Grand AID yents
streets tho Cd ptupsfct NY thr n
y evening # tho steve oces ana for their htouton
ana general Ghp.si 81 tNf i"
w. sArGBURY COMMITTED,
JLSSkE w. GuACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

The result an increase this half year OF Glg 10 a.
per mile on 1851 and Of Ell 10 1d per mile on the
year before
The London Tes Of the 9th inst says.-The accounts
o. the country trade throughout the past state that
bune has been considerably interrupted by the holi-
days which owing 70 the increasing prosperity Of the
,ult have been generally kept or been at
beoCwith agreat,r amount Of rational enjoyment. AT
enohcfior prices continue firm. and transactions have
tnohefy in connection with the home demand. At
gninghen there has been little work Of any kind aud
busnwby excursion trains have reaped heavy profits
he tses q iron are large and quotations show further
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

EAkM FOR SALR-CONTAINtNG FIFTY ACRES
plea anty situated mile south from tho will Ne
OF MdcIetown and three hours ride from New the
Erie ks,lroad-said farm is well watered, under sooa i'm
proyemcJt. has good buildings, aud 10 in heathy
section o Ora. county further particulars
Flames Wickham. No $50 Washington steeet; of H
KandclPl No. llO William street. or of the subscriber o.
the PREMISE. IRA l. STODDAkD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
In ,he SIM wiz q Brooklyn sult shlo for privste
slider contiguous TO large park which j. owned hy the
propotors OF sein lots Tho opened tho uaser
Is xceii ~ the '0cs very heshv, and
passed for rroerect convenience beips within
able disrco o' Brooklyn ADD Williamsburg ferries St.soe
within .cw blocks Of th property fifteen mi
nutes Prices from s5 10 500 per ot. Terms and every
other nformatin ren 10 tn 10 obtain ed spp
cation e. Mr. JOIN Clarf Of Tmpkias and
Quincy street, Lede-ts park, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

YACHT FOR SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
sell liz very fast sailing sloop rugged, ebos< built
yacht Eliza nhart fvo tons buttnen. Apply "a john +.
Cruger Boseobei tue Iiu tson River Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

DOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE-A VERY
desirable residence having large lot garden shrub
at bar .ar applied fer to-day to-@srraw: AIso.
wanted TO exchange for city property very desirable resi-
dencc having eight laud garden and orohsrd The
house il lrlt &c stone il within sv
ride Of this city. Apply Immediately to
i'll EONLS. Notary Publo No. &c Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

E0R SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
Grocer. SIRE, now doing good cash business No -
WashDFtn street of York street Brooklyn with
two snd cellar the leaving the city For
PARTICULARS il uire 0 tho premises.
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: : 1
A SPLENDID NEW sEvEyO 3eAYE PfANOrCGTg
"A for sale which for excellence of tone touch aud rk
msnshp. surpassed by th- city Chs
would bave objection TO tate psrt Ia oOthng or owoy
in exchange. Can DO teen vt NO. 4 Bedfurl street.
lCoLIAN PIANOS depot FOR SALE or HsLLsr,
AZ DAVIS Co. q, stonb unrivaled Pianos ~ the
spacious noe rooms rbd prtlishng house a Could
Berry. .0i Broadway. Second band Pianos.
BEAUTIFUL NEW MUSIC. JUST PuBLIsHBD-
~ Potsra Quck Step nnd severn and Vesp,r Waitzss,
Polished ~ aeasTs HALL SON, and for sale by tho
music stores generally.
UsICAL. BOSTON PlaNOFOkTsS THE
lNI TARGET stsor.moat ~ panos this otty 90 81
found the OF r Gilbert Co..
way corner of Anthony street nppp.e Brosdway Bsck
nad Thostre vail te sid grest bargains. Tncyhsva
tho mots,'c frame AM warranted To st.ud r,
mate. Dealers suppleo on liberal terms Aztec, OFT
sert' cotsge nr Boudnir Pabos convenient for small
rooms, for sale low. and warranted.
HORACE WATERS, Sole Arest.
SECONDHAND PIANOS. reuty ecordhspd riaros ~
rcpt ohcai Tor eale o. fawins One $50
one Also orsst $40. st 500 n Si00 IT sos
three A. SB two at Sao two SIS. Sh. thrse sl5u
one Iol isn fisno $40 10 S2i0; Prince GO .
heiodiens $50 ne So ooe SJj. ono $50 oso bondon
Piano SEQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-24

The decrase in tolls this has been at this end Of
tbe line, stAibany, upon freight going West.
The BaLes' Moeas'ne furnishes the returns Of crcu
l,on OF the private and joint stock banks in England
snd Wses fof the four weeks ending the Oath OF April
lit 6th and 18th Of May, aud gives the following the
average weekly circulation Of those banks during tho past
month, viz
1nNh,e babks Ct, 641IS2
Joint STOCK Banks g56244