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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
FRIDAY, July 2-P. NJ.

In the two leading tancles' Ene anu
Reading here IVES a LILLE reaction o-day-a reac'ion
not at all prsirg after the Improvement
Erie closed az s72i and Reading at SIS Ohcr SOCKS
were firm. and in several large advance was Cd
tanned There was su upward movement In North
American Trust and at the Second Board it sold at -
an advance Of 10 p ce at within few days The sales
Of the dAy are so shares. The principal purchasers
have been. we understand, from the hrs lawyers "no
II Is to be supposed aware that the forthcoming ae
c,,,o, will be favorable to the stockholders Alae "
gradually improving Harlem is steady at a. canton
was In demand at SLASH. Illinois State BANK AL
yapced TO In the investment Stocks there was large
buoysncy especially in Northern Indiana and southern
Michigan which advanced p cent, selling 81 lis740
100 This is an advance OF GLE = cent on the FORMER
since the dividend came of. Central Michigan sou q"
ll3 Madison and indianapolis Ill, siurtoef
ment Of y y cent This 10 lew for a ten = cent o-OA
with surplus thi. year of 100000 Uhca and s'nshe'
tsdy l37. Rochester and Syracuse, l21Es Ine sA''e
ment In relation Psnans continues and lio was o'u
to-day. The predictions Of In friends vary from ~ "
BOG for IL In sudden accession Of 'siaa Gus "
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The Northern Llght, from Dan JUAN
brings about $4,000 in gold DUST end good accounts
from the Isthmus. There plenty Of water IN toe
river and the passengers over In less tnen TWO
DAYS withou. any difficulty. The Tip would have been
short one but that the L. had gone down 70 Cngres
10 take up some passengers and did not GET osc1 70 san
Juan before the Pacific passengers arrived there D D
Lewis had arrived at San Juan, the Pachc ana 'hs
line is now in hrstrste order.
The Imports of gold and silver at Boston
in the first six months of ls2 $500 80 The exports
are 81 254,g70.
The Directors Of the Stockbridge and
Pit.sfeld Railroad Company have addressed state
meut to their stockholders making their last semi
annual dividend The dividend reduced rom tnfee
and half per cent to three per cent the former peg
centaee being paid by the Housatonic RAILROAD O'A1
papy as rent for the stoekbridge Road
A meeting of subscribers 10 the
stock of the Bristol Railroad was held at Providence
on "wednesday The Committee on Subscriptions re-
ported that $4,000 had been subscribed; and with
the offer Of the Boston and Providsooe Railroad Com
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR Tar TSlsUsE.

Z.
AsES-The maAet is buoyant for Pot, at - 81 ~ ~
nd ssdy for Pearls az - 81! as a. with sales Of 100 bes
COT16N-Ihe market very hrni though dnIi Only ""
tsfs .ld to.oay making 800 for the lat three days
Nj Ot AND MEALrhege Is very IttIe chansc 70 DOoc
ia our alket tor Western or state flour the Ia.eI ~
short supply ard is IN request Tor export a. lo p
the res.rced consequences the receipts OF
- and The better grades of Slate are ample ana tAes1 40
AMI and heavv the inferior grades ns more plenty ahu -
,ood demand Tor export; the home a1d Ea'efn
moderate Csnadisn 10 IN good supply auu 10 -
&C. are sjpoorted sales Of oV1 bbls, a. - ~ u
T and 81 I2l for common to good brands 10 b'Sl.
re les ~ Domestic $50 bols, az - y - ~ ~
crr "a s7.0 3 GA for fac, - iJd>3 ~ os NIsCOui
q - n - for old mixed Western, 81 ~ - Tor niNe
NicLieen and indiana SfJs4 ~ orcomnoh 70 ~ 80 -
obi "a Is - i8l orround hoop OHIO . .oG x =
fsncv Ohio Il S7taSi 62 for ancy Geneses ~ 80 go
- ohio ineludipg within the range mat O'e
- casssi A Gallagher" and :. 9fdSo ~ oi eAtos 1870
Southern Flour 10 quiet; the bettst - so M
=, a. n a ga for mixed good ssfalgnt 11laA &C
49,, = 5O for fancy. Rye Flour Is steany A@-ss " "
III a, "a 49, Corn Mpal is plenty, Snd mature s~s
90 Mi, state from st - Oo and JefSsy IN o 81
1NWe notice good demand for Wheat for export,
milling ipa2ry holders firm and are storirs
sxteut the tImness OF holders restricts the sales OF
ns.tie he sales are Is 900 bash good white Canadian a.
5oc and 100 bush do at about Gee Rye more abundant
80 "a In fair request sales q 1900 bGsh at ole Us are
49, and are lees active es Of Canadian and Ohio st 70
s6lc and State ct 4e S47c Barley Is quiet ADJ prices
nomipa; sales Of 900 buss ordinary twOrowed al DC Corn
h shade better the demand good for good 20 prime iot
fr shpping and there considerable going into lore ss
Of % GO bush at 5057lc for unsound 5S06S fol gooa
prime Western mixed and &c o handsome round yellow
WHIsKY-Ths maIket " very firm with . good Inquiry
part speculative Sales Of $50 b6s Ohio a. ZIG, eae sma
ots Of Prsoa at tc and Is hhda Drudge ct zlc time and
interest :.
PROYISIOSs-Thste Is very little saiusnon 10 oar ror'
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DIED..

JulyI NATHANIEL :. MEAD, younIest son Of Chaes l. AM
II.uor j. Mead. aged gear, months and u day. 60.
Tie friend, the euy requested % attend the nnef ms
Saturday, morning. July 10 O'Clock ifom the residence q" '
ttr,u's. NJ. - Bedford q.
INV JAMES COTTON. aged - year.
family respectfully inVH-' y Atf .'
funeral ~ ms r,-ilcuce No ls1 Chamber So gu say '
}s,l Juy g. 10 oC0,k A. NJ The remains VIII Dr. t'H 10
NV York Bay Cemetery io- uteiuieLt
on Thursday evening. Juy D. alter short ana seyrie
ELIZABETH NOhTHlN6ION, daughter "i James AM 'N''
Betty 10 be- 2lst Of her
Tie funeral vi tab pc- ts saturday afternoon nj coA'
f ,e.idep,+ Grrrnw cor ) tl-
an Thursday. July UAROIT BLACK youngest dng1trf o
J. cab w and Ann Goodwin. aged J.. months and u day.
The friend, of the family are respectfully invited ~ attend the
funeral tfs d,y July B. al O'Clock Z NJ from Sl-i 81 Nv
Tie remains will be taken 10 Greenwood t-ntt-fy
On Fndsy orung. July =, ELIZABETH widow "i IAomas
Costello. "a her 18th year.
on Invited attend der iIner this SATURDAY atefon'
J.ly 3 AZ 3 o. c'ock. from No 90 Fnukhn--t
A Cytflieue Nv Hon JOHN lItlMBlE, aged ~
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PnlLApELpHIA MARKET-Friday, July

=
Amount Of CRAM Coal Salt sc measured Ia the Port
Of Philadephs the quarter ending June 80 1852 Corn
lev 7 in; Oats 1858; Coal 1889; Salt 3l,57l The
weather as quite pleasant TO DAP but there 10 but lit
tie business doing COTTON held hrmiy a. our last quota
lions BARK il steady al S2l 81 y n for No Qusrcltron.
Sale of Spanish Oak $l4 50 b. cord The FLOUR markst
no change There but little inquiry toy ship
mont and only 200 bbls have been disposed of at VI Tor
mixed Western 81 D for good Pennsyvania Small sales
for the supply Of city at 81 O6 Gsi . for common
and good brands 81 37ldS 70 for extra accord,og TO quail
y end fancy lots higher rates In RYE FLOUR aud C0nN
MEA no further transactions have been reported We
quote the foer at - So and the latter at - . per barrel
Tho demand tor WHEAT continues limited 1000 bushels
pne Pennsy vania White sold at u per bushel aoat Wa
quote Red al 9jd9 6c lot Of Southern RYE sold at 7oc
CoRN is IN limited supply; 1900 bushels Yellow part In
soe sold OATS and transactions have
come under Cur notice. WHISKY Sales Of barrels
Al Z2lc and hhds. at &c.
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otal.....$2i, l87 Coz 10 $3l, 67o,l9j % S2678,9l

Another sale of $4,000 Virginia IS has
been made by Mr. John Thompson at no. exdlvidead
TO an Illinois Bank, as a basis for circulation.
The demand for Land Warrants is good,
the quotations are improving. Those of 40 acres at
81, 20 acres ST. so, and 100 acres Sl32 a l35
AS will be seen by an advertisement in
another column the Milwaukee aud Mississippi p cent
Bonds are now held at par.
There is no change m the Money market
to notice The supply is, If anything, increasing, and
loans are freely made at IA v cent on call There is
n large amount Of dividend meney being renyestsd in
Railroad bonds end shares.
TIE following table will show the amount
1t the several repositories subject to the draft OF the
United STATES Treasurer the 2lst Of June:
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SNxDAY SCHOOL ExcURsIoN.--The
sunday Ssoo attached to the Holy Trinity Church. to
tne pomos. about seven hundred, with the Teachers
ana irienas n Che children proceeded pic mic
cuItion 70 DOES Grove on Thursday, and enjoyed
very P'esssn, lh A band Of music accompanied
sm, sno aoueu sose interest of the occasion. The
Ing : psoosV .ss any in the city number
bun$ward OF lily %sers snd teachers, and three
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

HE CoURTs.-The General Term of the
Supreme Count Of this Judicial District at
newoHrg on Tuesday, 9th inst, before Judges Morse,
baIeuio' Brown and Strong There are seventy cases
20 me calendar for srgument-one of them the OF
David Orr, convicted of bsamy In the Kings County
SOaI' oil Sessions, will be brought up on bill Of eXcep
,d S C Term oil the Brooklyn City Court before
Juose greenwood, commences ON Monday next 5th
inst TIE calendar eontsins thirty-one cases
Inc Court OF Sessions, for the trial of criminal cases.
justices Sulwel and Brown The csenSsr T. no, vs-x
heavy ~ 10y
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

OFFICIAL CANvAss.-The CITY Canvass
ers or Lodges Of the Election met at the City Clerks
Office yesterday afternoon, TO decide upon the votes oil
the late election. The Board Of Canyassers Consists
of B B. Grinnell Of the First Ward ia mes fleming,
of the Secopd Ward; VIM J. Slit, Third Wari snd
A. Van Ripper, Fourth Ward. Alter duly eXamn,
ing the returns, they declared the IeeIecuph OF
those members who resigned and received the greatest
number Of votes Tuesday, viz: Aid Jas Marine,
of the First Ward :. D. Harrison A. Wilson and J. IT,
EDGE, OF the Second Ward aud K. X bapPleyea,
H. Barrow, C. v Traphagen and j. d. Miller OF me
Fourth Ward Also, the election OF John Low In the
Third Ward Total which will constitute quorum.
The judges did not announce the election OF any otner
meube deciding that the others could not De
considered a. eecedto fill vacances, because no Vaca
cies had occurred The question OF Contested seats VIII
now cone up the merits Ct the resolution 10 resen,
but which resignatOns were not hcd Inc contested
ees,s will lie between Messrs W rutherford, j. Nai-
derbeck w Chilre.s and J. c. Braudgam. GA the one
side and George ). Gsrnder, Alex IA VANS freuA.
Il Betts end John H. Lyon, on the other or bIoKA~
side. To the seats OF AID BroSa" van oI7t nu a.,
it il probable csnictiDg claim will be made as tney
each received large majority at the election ana rave
both AoidOU and ecctire claim to their sess lue
first meeting Of the new Board Is 70 occur on lueSu"y
evening neyt-With what result we shal see II prom
able that The then rejected claimants VIII put an u uhc-
lion on to the whole or portion OF the Board II an
Injunction can be Obtained and then the matter WIZ 90
into the Courts with what delay and result we snisee
Troubles never come dDgy. When will these end
FERRY Boat PHILADELPHh."-
new and splendid Ferry Boat, just completed for the
Jersey City Fe1y, will commence running to-day. Its
fret fervice will be the sad and solemn one OF convey
ing the remains Of Mr. CLAY and those accompanying
them. from jersey City to Newfork. Il will be ap-
prcpfiately trimmed with mourning badges 1t Il
magnificent boat of 400 tuns burthen aud has by lar
the largest ard most beautifully finished cabin OF any
~ boet in The vicinity of NeW-York This boat Is
ocered principally for the of railroad passengers
PoLIcE.-Oflicer Moore arrested CO.
lored man named John Johnson, charged with stealing
A COW from Mr. First of Bergen. He was committed
IN Rergen i,iI for trial boy named John Newer,
srreited by the officer for stealing money, went
fn isi for thirty DAYS.
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.ECoND BoARI
PmLApELpmA SALEs or SrocKs- frIday,

rari Bank iRT, so Sch Nav l37s - Norro"n ~ ~ %
vorr. Cans BIDS lOlL 5000 Sch Nav. g., 81 90
~. ~ i'r,op CsssL IN 10 l. Bank, "a 10 do4 500
,beb Wort 3d. 100 o. Penn K, AZ - 90 sen nav o. ~
60 81 DO, - 10 Sch BANK us sIr'' 0l4 - ~
Morris Canal, lsia. - , ~. g. 4. o.. a 90
Wi n r. IA, Q5l; II Com Bk., ~ 500 sch nav o., -
81 a. roo DO 6sA 90 do, IT, So 90, ~ > '
X II al 900 Leigh g., 100. so CITY b. oS' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

The fact that the Company, by the last steamer,
obtained the fee simple from the Government! oil
the entire Island upon which Aspinwall Ia situated.
Of which previously they had only had lsase
This Island, the terminus Of the Railroad, It Is be-
Heved will become Of immense value as II must De the
great distributing depot for merchandise for South
America The population Is fast Increasing and lots are
selling prices which indicate that the stock OF the
Company IL worth much more than par, even should
the Railroad itself prove unpr Sfable. The Island has
capacity for population Of some seVeniyhye thousand
souls and the connecting point Of the traffic between
New York and California, and between Europe and all
the West Coast Of South America Mexico, California,
the Islands of the Pacific, China &c, is believed that
great town must rapidly grow up on this Island This
view Of the sub has induced the late purchases
In Bonds aud Government and State Stocks there is
moderate business at full prices The tendency Of quo
taions IL upward Ohio g. l5 sold at llsle and Viz
gina ex.ciydeId 10
There is not much doing in Sterling, but
the market /. firm a. lOl lol2 cent Francs, SICK
d5I5.
In Freights the movement is larger. En-
eseemcnts 600 bSls. Flour I'D 30 600 bush Wheat
Id il2d; $50 bales Cotton, sd aj32d. To London
800 tierces Beef, g. 10000 slaves, 50 Flour, 81
JCC0 or 10000 bush. Wheat Cd. To HaVre, the Market
is dull Deal freight made from BIC to London at
20 and two to Hull, from different ports, az y Ga
- G. To the West Indies, two three charters were
made a, round sums There is fai business doing for
California, at full rates.
The receipts at the SubTfeasury are
SIC2,5s7; Paid $4,000; Balance, s. 46lli6.
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Co.
have declared a dividend OF p cent payable on the
18Th inst Tee New.York Dry Dock Co. has declared a
semi annual dividend of 2 cent. the Mercantile
Bank > p cent the Newark n j. Banking and In
sursnce Co and Ire Newark Gas Co. 2 cent the
New.Jersey Irsuralce Co., OF Newark, p cen, the
Morris aud Essex Railroad 3ie 3 cent
The traffic of the Long Island Railroad
Co shows about 29 2 cent Increase in June, as COM
pared with juno last year. The figures are
June, l-j2 go ~
June, l-.l 40 "' -
lrcreafc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a i'' VI
The Imports Of Dry Goods were to far
this week also, of miscellaneous merchandise.
~ Dry Eo,Ss tho iutDofts have been:
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DIRTY SrREErs.-Complaints are made
~ ,h 6,hv condition of the streets OF the Tenth Ward,
anne of which have not been cleaned since April, aud
where the attempt has been made the surface only has
been removed hus leaving II as bad as before Other
parts OF the city are not much better on
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH or JULY.
The celebrate. will take place on Monday. AHA
o'clock A. NJ. the military will form near Even, In
Grandst, and march 10 the City Hail. where the column
viii be reviewed by the City Authorities at sla O'Clock
The procession will then move through the principal
streets and arrive at the junction Of South Eighth and
South Ninth.sts at noon, where salute will be hred
by the artillery, and the military dismissed. At sun
rise noon, and sunset the bells Of the churches viii
ring for the space of thirty minutes. In the evening
magnificent display of fireworks will take place at the
corner of South-Second and sixth-sts
SALUrE.-On the arrival of the re-
mains of Mr. Clay in NewYorE, to-day, salute Of sixty
minute guns will be fired at the foot OF North Ihirdst
THE INVESTIGATING CoMMITTEE.-Ihe
Committee which is investigating the late disturbance
among the fremen have postponed their meeting until
Wednesday next
ENGINE No. 5.-Northern Liberties En-
cine Company No proceeded to NeW.York at
o'clock last evening, accompanied by band OF music
AM returned with their engine, which has been re-
paired and refnished In the evening collation. was
served at their Engine House In First, near North
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Keceipt. Of July

By North Rrer Boats-li 1876 bbs Flour 20 do Ashes,
zSi do Whisky Az 90 Pork 1852 bushels Wheat 90 do.
Com 4i2 boxes Cheese and 50 bales Wool
~ Erie RGOad4i sides Leather, [I7 pkes Butter and
IA boxes Cheese.
By Hasen RarOdd-l5l pkss Cheese and 70 do But
tar
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NoTICE.-The undersigned having been

appointed receiver Of the property and effects Of the late firm
Of john CAMBLIN Co. this city, Glass Cutters requests
persons indebted to make immediate payment 10 him The
creditors Of that firm will facilitate the final ad nsment OF
their claims BY rendering accounts current-New- July
2 1852 WIN WARD No l59 Broadway.
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MARRIED..

On "wednesday cvensa june 30. by Re Thomt, ArntaGe
ReHTRT : MARTIN MARY H., eldest daughter OF WIN A.
-fiee, Esc.. ~ NJ This Ciiy.
q. Hartford Conn papers please COPY.
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FIRE.-A fire broke out in the basement
Of house in Raymondst, near De Kalb-av. ON Thur,
day night but was exnguished by the Fourth Dlsric,
hSperty 10 owned BY Mrs Hammond
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EF The Russian Minister, NJ. de Bodis-

order show the Autocat what Yankees do went
RooIs Thursday and got number OF DsguereOtypes
of himself aud family leaving Of himself for the Gale
w. where be seen No. sos Broadway RooT ready
al all times TO take pictures that cannot be excelsd
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SUICIDE BY A FEMALE.-The Corcser,
yesterday held an inquest at the house No 29s Nina
at, upon thu body Of Mrs. Csthsrne Lockwood nS
tive Of England p years of age, who died yesterday at
ernoop, from the effects OF overdose OF laudsnuu
which she drank for the purpose of selfdestructon-
Ths deceased 1t appears some four years since lost her
hasbsnd and within that period has also been called 70
mourn The loss Of all Of her children these slcnons
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u The best thing you can do on the
5th go KNAFFs old and popular and have the
hkenesses Of yourself and family taken His charges
low any. Rooms No lOS Bowely Audersons car
pet-store, and No $50 Broadway Prince ST.
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The Northern Light, from San Juan'

Total
From Assist ant Ire ssUTer New Orleans IHVV
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t.,,.,.e .i0yua7. sst3.ll 63qls s3s9m2 sl,gj3S2}
(Dccrej Decree llnce.l (lnce)
The decline in the exports of domestic produce, and
increase of specie shipments, in the first half OF
the fiscal year Two-thirds Of the specie exports were
in the first six months of the year.
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TheJounaL Of Commerce publishes tables
OF The imports ard exports for the fiscal year whether
minated the 3O,h ult. The totals are as follows
Imports from july l. s5l, to June 30 1852 s202j7s4s
Same time previous ycar................ l4lO73j2I
Decrease .--.--..------- -------.--. @-OoV'iV7o
OF this amount S7S62 10 in specie, owing to the
receipts from California being at first entered as foreign
which therefore, reduces the difference to s29i3593;
S74OOOOO of this was in dry goods and 50 100000 in
other merchandise
FNPORTS.
.Jrv fI.5l.to Domestic Foreign Foreign
.lrI June. Specie. Produce du'Ifj- free Total
s3s, 7,3 s)as5357 s4rii 80 se5l 5s7 s'li'l6'
time 49,,
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The Gov EMINENT FRAUD CASE.-Jas.
~ Fster formerly Lieutenant In the Volunteer corps
which served In the Mexican War was Yesterday ar.
rested by officers Dsvl and Bser of the Jefferson Po-
nee Court charged by Mr. Heaih Deputy Commissioner
Of PENSIONS at Washington with having made false and
forged Applications for Land Warrants back paw and
pensions he was taken before Justice Stuart and held
Tor examination.
The Investigation relative 10 the ebarcas ss,in.,
Messrs herIihue and Grswod was resumed ve.tsrdav
afernoon, before Justice Stuart ''''''ON'
HE. n Harmed a Commissioner of Deeds WA svorr
ios the purpose Of sscersinng whether OF not nc had
certified any OF the applications alleged to DO fraudulen,
Tor Nil Merrihue BE stated that be had been called
upon by hr. Nj " certify to papers OF claims upon
the Government bu, Mr.. ~, not having witnesses with
him, be refuse to certify o. the papers this about
10 ls months ago he had other Occsso been at
his (witnPss Office 10 YET papers certified ard having
the necessary witnesses had got them certified had
heard Mr. Gfiswod say thai Aerrihue was friend OF
hs ard was In the habit OF Gazing at bis office 70 hays
ks papers certified
Two or three witnesses were zen called 10 prove
whether or not Phebe Hoffman (AN persop In whose
name the warrant alleged u be fraudIat was drawn
wAs resident Of Hague 81 At the time s~c6ed in the
warrant Neither OF them had any recof~etiop of a
fine mentioned. The matter In reference TO NJ Mar.
rihue here closed, and Mr. Edwards, his counsessd.
dressed the Court In his behalf claiming bis acqutsl,
he charge assins, him Alter some remarks from 10
counsel for the prosecution the case va adjOurpe
10 th,s rporniug when decision will be oven ia III
eases of Merrihue and Gnswold.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14
UNION HOTEL.

Corner IF Main and St0cktoR streets.
~ THE proprietor of this well known es-
LII tablishment has the pleasure to an
nounce to travellers, and the public gene
rally, that his arrangements arc now com
plete for the accommodation of guests, the
house having been neatly fitted up and re-
novated throughout The sleeping apart
ments are well ventilated and furnished
thoroughly with clean and comfortable beds
and bedding adapted to the climate None
but trusty and obliging servants are en-
ployed, and the table is at all times sup
piled with the delicacies of the season, and
all the substantials of the market. The
bar is also supplied with tbs choicest wines
liquors and cigars.
The location Of the Union is pleasant
and central, and it will be the highest aim
OF the subscriber to merit share of pub
lie patronage. J.F. BRUSH,
nov29 tt Proprietor
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14
EUREKA HOTEL.

Montgomery street, between California and
Sacrdmento streets, San Francisco,
Under the management Of Nj. KEITH, for
merly of the Empire" Sacramento.
TNHIS hotel has recently been thorough
i ly renovated and is now ready for the
accommodation of transient or permanent
boarders by the day or week.
The table is furnished with all the luxu-
ry of the season and the bay, and stocked
with the choicest wines, liquors, cigars,
&c.
The central situation of the house, its
convenience to all the steamboat landings
and business portion of the city, render it
every way desirable to those whom busi-
ness or pleasure may call to San Francisco.
The proprietor will omit nothing on his
part that may conduce to the comfort of
his guests, and trusts that the public will
favor him with portion of its patronage.
jag If