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Pinneo's Grammar possesses many excellencies.
Its definitions are short, lucid, comprehensive,
philosophical. Continual exercises in analysis and
composition form a distinguishing feature of the
work. Pupils who shall have mastered it, will
find very little difficulty in writing the English
language correctly.
M. MATTISON,
Principal Brooklyn Classical academy.
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"OWNSHIP ROAD,-Notice is hereby given
that a petition will be presented to the Trus-
tees Of Salem township, on the llth day of De.
oember. A. d. 1852, praying for a Township
Road, commencing at the south side of John W
Fsnkhsuser's land on the top of a ridge in said
township; thence north through the lands Of Ma
son Armstrong; thence north through the lands
Of Jacob Kranz; thence north through the lands
of Christian Wichterman; thence north through
the lands Of Samuel Wichterman; thence north
through the lands of Rudolph Yeseger to the road
from Beallsville to Clalington, in Monroe Coun-
ty, Ohio. JOHN W. FANKHAUSER.
Nov. TO-. 1852.
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BALDWIN INSTITUTE, Berea, o., Dec. %, 1850.
have examined a large number of works on
English Gramma to find one that could recon-
mend to this Institute for a textbook, and | must
say | have found none SO completely adapted to
the wants Of the student, and so peculiarly fitted
for a textbook in schouls and Academies, as Pin.
neo's, and as such, ] do not hesitate to recommend
it to the public. G. M. BARBER.
heartily concur in the above opinion OF my
associate. w. L. HARRIS, Principal.
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Nov. lo,ls52,
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! am yours, &c.
b. BOWMAN.
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House Of Eeprese natives.
WtsuiNcroN, July III, 1862

WAsuiNGroS July III, 1So2
uIfSols ASD INDIANA RAILROAD LAND NIL.
The House proceeded to consider tho bill granting the
right of way and land TO Indiana and Illinois, to aid in
the construction Of Iailroad IL IN Springfield to Terrc
Mr. DAVIS or Indiana briefly advocated the bill.
Br. JoNE,, (deIn.) Tenn. moved TO lay Il upon the
table, which was disnaf Cd to, b. yea IS, nays loi
rms coN6RL5sIoNtL AFroRTIONHfNr nnL
The morning hour having expired mr. MlLiS,IAN
td,m OF Pa. from tho Committee on hs Judiciary re-
por back the Senate bin fing the number Il Repre-
,natyes, and providing for The iuture ppoItonment
nnoer the seventh censis deferred to the Committee
OF ,he hole On The State OF the Union.
COLLINS STEAMERS FINALLY SUSTAINED.
The srrAENR announced the next question 70 be on
laying upon tho table the motion to reconsider the vote
by which the House yesterday ooneured IA the senates
pen. atitn thu Collins line Of tea ners which WAS de-
cided aliimativey. ftae o3, nays 81
THE puBLIC pBISHEG, ETC.
Nr. Gorans, (d,m) Of H.. from the Committee on
Printing reported bill to provide for the execution Of
the public printing and establishing tie prices thereon,
and for other purp0sthus abclishing the contract sys
Mr.. srASIl, (whg) Of n. c., raised a question Of
order the ground that the prescribed duties Of Tho
Committee ON Printing did not authorize them to make
Tle trrnrn over.rulcd the point
Mr. SlASlS appealed from tho decision; and after a
debate the appeal was laid upon the table, by yeas lo8,
The confederation Of the bill was postponed until
morrow
ruE DEMOCRATIC raRrY or RIVERS Avp rAUBoRs rrc.
Mr. stuart, (dem.) Of Mich then toos the noor a
privileged aul tionhe haYing tho 10th of January
Iast d ycd 10 r,consC "a VOC by Witch was REFER d
TO thu Committee Road. and Canals tho bill maSng
appropriations fer tho Improvement OF be navigation OF
tue Illinois river Ia tue coarse u his rcmak H. de-
carcd himself in favor II the river and harbor bill re-
ported by lie Committee on Commerce, and which he
said IL ktpt within constitutional limits. would pass by
d, cid,d majority. lie denied that the democrati;
party now, were, opposed to such improve
mfnts-snd TO General Pierce, that gentemao. while
in Congress never votd against any oil that hr Clay
0id not either vote against or speak nganst.
Whom bc concluded tho motion TO recon cider was laid
the table
The House then went Into committee on
INDIAN APPROPRIATION Bill.
MIR FiTcI. (dem OF la, supported an amendment he
intends, Offer appio Atlng over Sll0et0 found DIE
q the Creek Indians for loees Sustained during the last
w1r with Great Britain, by that portion Of the tribe
which friendly TO, AM operated with the United
states.
Che committee then rose.
1HF SPEECHES RELATIVE Mn. CLAY's DEATH. ETC.
On the motion Of Mr. Pace. (9cm) Of ". j., $4,000
copies of The peeches and other proceedings Attendant
on the death oi Henry Clay ordered to be printed
The House then adjourned.
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ASSAULT BY A MEMBER or ooNGpEss, gro.
~ 80 - n q. .nr-.-

WasHivGroy July a. 1862.
An alteration occurred in the Pension Office this
morning which will probably result in legal proceedings
against member Of Congress IL appears that during
a conversation between Mr.. Van Wyck and Col Niles
in the iatter's ROOM the action Of the House in
s1g to increase the salaries OF clerks In certain Offices
Er Van Wyc1 observed that no members Of Congress
earned II eir sniaes haif much the clerks ia the
departments = Unknown to him. the Hop. George w
JCpps (dem) Of Tennessee sitting in the and
INN, daity commenced az assault upon Mr Van wyck
with chair iujur,nR his very severely The clerks
Ini red and the parties separated lt l. uDder
ntoo5 that both civil and criminal suits will 20 instituted
sreipft the honorable member
10 the csre of Da7 the murderer, the testimony Is
cIoied and the arguments Of counsel commenced.
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Markets.
Nrw ORLEANS. July 2, 1853.
The sales Of cotton. to-day reached 900 bales a $40
for low mddlinF. The sales u the week have been ~ 600
bales and the stock hand "a 600 bales Pork dsHs
at $50 go Ohio -four sells at s3 75; molasses 2ic.
NEW 0aLraNs. July 10 1859.
The sales of cotton to-day amounted 200 bales, at
9ac for strict nddlrg ligbt exchange New York
Is at "a per cent premium. Whiskey sells NJ l7c.
NEw OrLEaSs. July IL. 1889
There were sales. to day of 700 bales Of cotton. Good
middDg quoted at i01Go
NEw ORLEANS. July Is 1862.
The sales Of cotton Today barely reaehed 100 Les at
nominal prices. the Arcc's adyices 70 nd last
night
CrfARLEsToN July IL 1859
The sales OF the past three days have been 70 limited
extent al prices ranging from ~ &c The market
Is dull and exhibits declining tendency.
ALBANY July IA. 1852.
The receipts Of produce for the past "A hor have been
annexed - Flour, 1900 bbls wheat 5000 bushels,
corn 2500 bushels oats 20'0 bushels lnilour hung
has been doing What-Soo bushels Mediterranean sold
at elc aud 900 bushels Gsnesec at Hoe Cotn-SaleS
600 bushels, at for unsound and 5Ic for SCUM
mixed Western. Oate-A0v0 bushels sold at 43ko.
Prison wbiskep IL mt 2lc
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From RnNplO.
sion or LAKE ERIE--FmE IN wEsrfrELD,
NEW YORK. ETC.

TIE COLLISION on LAKE ERIE-FmE IN wEsrFTELD,
NEW YORK, ETC.
BufrALo July II, 1882.
The following persons are known to have been lost on
bosrd the propeller 0swcgo;W. Harrison second mate;
Mrs John Greene aged 22, formerly Of 0swego; Adss
Greene three years her child: Mrs Miles Hotchkiss sn1
crughter OF 0swcgo; Mrs James Callahan and three
children. OF 0swego; Amanda Wise Of Oswego; James
lkffny OF Cleveland Mrs skinner reside unknown.
The propeller insured for SIS 0o and is estimated
10 have been worth $22 0C0.
The sesmer Buck Eye State met With accident to
heT machinery yesterday, and was towod into Erie Hcs
tcpairs will occupy three days.
hy goods store, and Speeds telegraph Office, were
burned down last night in Westhcld Chuatauqus
county.
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-. x.., ne south.

BALTIMORE, Juky ~. 1904
sycaful tragedy occurred IN Mobile on the 5th ms.
man pamed john Pictloc k'ed his wife and son, and
B r,lntiyo PANIED James Carroll by giving them nitric
ac,d and th,D poisoned himsei.
TksNev Orleans p,atpnc says that nineteen bodies in
nil have been recovered from the III fated steamer ST.
Aof and the vuolc number OF Deaths SO ar, from the
destructive drought prevails IN many parts Of Vr-
gins
The Psco,rrs states thrt Capt swertwout " s. Army,
dled fuad, rly at Fort Mead Florida the first inst
H wifi. and three children had lately arrived there -
John him.
The dsnsge done by the Good in Baltimore, yesterday
10 estimated at $500Q0
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Railroad Accident--Lass Of Life.

PHILADELPffA, July H. I5Ol.
TIE engine and baggage of the two O'Clock train
for New yoik thrown OF the track, three miles
above Camden. this afternoon Charles Paul, fireman
gos hd aud The engineer had his shoulder disocated
No others were injured. The passenger cars romained
npor the track The accident caused by the rain
washing the sacd over the track.
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Interesting pois,,cnr Intelligence.

NEW YORK DENQcRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
ALBANY, July IL, 1892
The Democratic State Central Committee met in thi
city at ~ o'clock to day and recommended tha. stat,
Convention he boid at Syracuse Wednesday the is
day of September TO inmate canddses for Governor
Htu,enaD, Governor. Judge OF Appeals Canal Commits
tioner Prison Inspector and also Presidential Electoral
licket
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'oUruFpN RIGHTS CONVENTION.


MoxrcomEay. Ala, July 10 1852.
large Southern Rights Convention assembled here
yeteray and debated TIL twelve O'Clock lat tight two
tets a resolutions reported 10 them. Ono set was IN
nvcr OF keeping up q s parate organization and the
her Recommending the rarty TO support Geueri
Pierce Tic convention adjourned without vote,
AID the result Is very doubtful.
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ALABAMA UNION CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY Ala. July IL, 1852.
The State Union Convention met here to day. Only
four counties represented Resolutions passed
declining to third candidate for the prcsi-
d, rcy and recomuepdcr the Union men to pursue any
courrc they may thnk proper Many wings opposed
scott In the coursc Of the proceedings.
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ALBANY, July IL. 1862
The Masonic fraternity epdeevoring 10 get up
magnificent funeral Demonstration 10 this city, cs-
TIN onia Of gref occaonsd by the death OF Henry Gay
He at one time Grand Master OF the United States
snd the members OF the o. der deerous of Appearing
In public in full regna In testimony of the high respect
in which they held their distinguished brother. w.
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TIE SCOTT coNyEErloN AT MACON.

MACON Ga, July IL, 1852.
The time for the meeting of the Scott Convention,
al tbs place has been changed from the 4th he 18th
or August. TO avoid caebing with the Commeoc ,mcnt
Exercises at sthens, well ssn Gays the Macon
Ctieef) "to give tue people time to rallyn
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New oh,ef OF Poi,co In Boston.

BOSTON. JuIV II, IbDZ
At a special meeting If the Board Of Aldermen this
u,trpDg Gilbert Nourse. late Of the firm " Rugglss
NouIte, Na,on ECo sgrculturis piemon deaiers ro
elected Chief OF Police vice Francis Turkey removed
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EDWARD DUNCAN s BEoTREg
i5i Fulton slte-t New York.
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Canadian Politics.

PAPISEAU ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT.
ALBANY. July IL 1852
despatch just received from Montreal announces tho
eCcten yesterday. of Sir. PaDintau a. membor TO
rcpesent the county Of Two Mountains in Parliament ny
majority OF two 10 the goyernn mt candidate
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GOING TO LuNnY's LANE.

bALTINUHFI 'uIy - IVv@
large number OF wings preparing 10 visit Lundys
Lane sbl Niagara They start the 25ih inst ant will
cict there magnificent ten. for their accommodation
ctthg their stay.
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Bfaritlne Inteiiigsnc,

NFw ORtsANs, July H. 1852
TIE y. g. soop-ofwar Decatur arrived here yesterday
fIom peugoanla
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A Catholic College on Fire.

HfNfNuIIELb JIIy IT, I0Dz
AZ the passed Worcester this evening the Catholic
College there enye ped in flames, and would proba
lily prove total loss.
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SAILING or rHIE STEAMSHIP CHLRohEE. FOR NEwyoRR.
Nssg 0tt gars, July IL 1852.
The steamship Cherokee left this port yesterday for
New York.
o. ..rra, I'm u
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.. ETC IN YER

sprlNerttLD, July IA 1ss1
Tfc vh'Ps ~ the pccond dirtriot OF Vermont have
nominated Andrew Tracy ~ Woods,ock fnr msnbsr OF
ogress sud H. Kriand, of Bratuoboroygh eicotor for
tbs district.
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The Dinner 60 Mr.. Thrnshsr.

NEW ORLEANS, July lJ, 1897
The public dinner to Mr.. John s. Thrasher cams on
Last night 1t largely attended and great enthussm
prevailed
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DOUBLE SHEET
- s ----
THE TURF.

CENTREyILLE COURSE LL--TRoTTIYG-THE OLD
veteran kiPton again ia the hsld This day Thursday
uly TO- a. o'clock M 500 mile heats bsst three
IN Mye, harness. J " Ryerson enters br e. Ripton;
HWocdruh enters b. Boston Girl; Raynor entors oh.
g. Seiim Omnbusses leave Fulton ferrv Brooklyn. iou
nnti clock. ph returnin the sport
Faro each way % cents. JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
NENTHEvILLE COURsg, LI.--TROTTTNG. L. THURS
~ day. July 18th, at 3L o'clock Pm Match, St0l Mile
heats best three In eve in 'rness H. Jones names
General Pierce; j. Cobkin Ceutrevie 0mui-
buses leave Fulton ferry Brooayn o'clock returnng
~ soon ~ the sport is JOEL CONKLIN. Proprieor
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CLOTZIIyG.

~ NAw~.
WE HAvE SEEN GOOD MANY SIGHTS, EUr
w confess sma2emeDt passi ppor Look
ing Clotf Inc Store the
WAY where crowd seemed auxiouely
dnrent rhxed to each article; really N goods
got up n elegant at the owest possible
an ibrucment to patropise this little esahshment there
IL little or Tor tight little bark or ran vny
WITH the dea sitter this ttat Broadway prices hcr
an the bsek streets. and this Il explni.ed Thar
IN mepse shles can admit OF e profits nen Cnstg AL
Alpaca " ~, Cashmarofte. 81! Cashmere Pant. IA
Vests Marscillos, ST. No. $50 Broadway. "
HAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and gentlemen having on cothnr or far
niturc 10 dispose Of obtain fair cash nv
for the subscriber at his residence line tourh tbs
post will be promptly attended 30 Ladies M Mr.
Cohen. MS. COHEN al n, - s,.aat - -
6SAsT OFF CI oTHING AND FURNITURE wANprD-
Ladiea or gentlemen having cothioR oi.ure az
jewelfy dispose Of obt fair price bv send
Ing for tho auhscher fs residence al the pst
Ladies attended by Mrs, Dusseldorf l3 Elm street.
L.. M. DUSSELDORr.
GNASH FOR CL0THiNG.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN
~ having csst OF clothing furniture diapose of
can receive the utmoat value IN cash b. sending tho
or ny letter threush the Cohon f52 udson street
Ladies sttet ded 10 ~ Mrs. Cohcp.
II LIT OFF CLOrHIS AND FURNITuRg WANTED
ladies Aad gentlemen obtain 1d price for tho
above cles BY tending through post otherwise to
TAVhPsUN, u Leonard street. near broadway.
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DEPARTURE OF rnE STEAMSHIP FANNY.

The steamshp Fanny left Savannah on Saturday morn
ing, fer San Fran cisco, via Rio Janeiro
sAv.NSAH July 10 1852.
The schooner Bowdich, which arrived here On rI'uay
from Kockport Me, with cargo Of lime toos neo .o-
day. but the flames speedily exiting Sneo' an" no
damage Of consequence was sustained
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LIQUORS.

q 000 D0Z. SUPERIOR ST. JULIEN, ST. ESTE
H,OOO rhe, Mareaay, &c.. Claret Wine, in splen-
did ditinn, genuine Bordeaux at ST. 2
81 80 80. &c., bottles Also 200 dor peror
White Wine, for saie By WM. t. UNOERHlLL, No. xcO
Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
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1OHN FfSHBLATT, AUCTIONEER-ST0RE. NO. 30
Pearl strcet-Thursdaya at oclo ,k without reserve
7OoC Seea1s assorted qualities 30 baskets 50
casks London Brown Stout and India Ae In quarts and
pinte; pipes Brandy. Demiohps Jamaica Rum Sherry
shcathing; cases Paints, &c.
MORIARTY, AUCTTONEER WILL SELL. THIS
day. at 10 o'clock at l73 street. the Furniture
Of family from Fifth street good assortment also
Furniture from manufacturer large assortment also
thirty Feather Beds, forty Bedsesds, Carpets Sofas
Bureaus Looking Glasses Clocks Tables Chairs Crockery
Glass Ware, Stoves, &c., &c.
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~ H. CLARK & CO., NO. lss PEARL STREET I'M
~ pcrters and dealers in Wines Brapdies Havana and
Principe serars have constantly hand ne
Of these artclea which will s5 in to srit
chasere. Also, email lot OF Bement Co.'S old Wines
light express or grocery wagon waatod Appyas above
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EoR SALE--TnE PROPRIETOR WISHING TO RE-
tire from his present business would like dispose of
the unexpred lease of four years from last Msv The loe
ion s most desirable being Nibos Hotel &oI50
feet deep with entrance In Crosby street. doing
good business saloon. Address, postpaid Sincerity,
Broad "a Pnkk
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CCoTCH ALE; LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER AND
~ Brown s.outi Bass Co.'S Fin India Pae Phila-
delphi. Ale Porter in order; Champagne cider at
the lowest rriccsdevered free Of part Of
New York, Brooklyn, williamsburg. an Jersey CITY
q G. Z. LLTHBRlDGE Sc and 50 Fulton street.
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EfoR SALE. OR TO RENT-AT STaPLETON STATEN
Island, two minutes walk from Coiumhas Iaudrg
very desirable Cottae. just flushed containing
rooms and attic with beautiful spring water ia basement
Apply to the collector of steamer Columbus board
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EOR SaLE-A FIRST CLASS ICE CREAM AND EAT
ing saloon. situated the fashions Of Brasd
way between the Broadway Theatre and Nblos oomprs
Lease. Stocl Fixtures, aud Furniture Private
anc rooms for twenty thirty boarders One of the
most fashionable and hest locations in the city
selrg out that the proprietor wishes to retire from
lie ite The house can command business Of huudred
dollars piGht and decidedly the cheapest In the
city Apply to L. Il. KIGSHiMER. $40 Fourth avenue,
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TOHN L. yAkDEWATEa, AUCTIONS GER. OsE-
wood and mahogany Furniture Pianos, Sc at suction
Friday July I6, at l0a o'clock, the sales II Wall
street. to CLOSE consignment general House,
hold Furniture consisting in If Side Boards Secroa
res Esaeeres pier and mante Glasses, Bureaus, Wash
Glassware Chandeliers &C. This being the last this
each article will be sold without Catalogues the
morning Of sale.
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IJENRy 7. LEEDS, ACCOMMODATIONS
IL Watches Jewery, Plated Ware. &o.-aenry T.
Leeds will sell at auction to- at IL O'Clock sales
SS Chambers street. Brohdway and
able assortment of Watches Jewolry &c. consisting of
Diamond Brooches Pins Rings. Eur Rings &c. Gold Ou-
pex Independents Second Watches Levers and full list
Of watchm aksrs goods complete.
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rENo BE soLD-FoR THE TERN OF FOUR YEARS
the Lsase and Goodwill ,f elegant three.stary
House with largo aud two hasements ard
yard elegant stand for business; 26 Tenth avenue
tween twenty seventh and Twenty eghth three
docrs from Tp street Wt be lot on
lie terms. Inquire on tho FIRST Ator, VI staiea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15
SALES By AUCTION.

A UCTIoN SALE OF RARE PAINTINGS. EyGRAv-
IA ings and Lthographs Bv crde1 ~ re public mi-
nstrator the effects Of John Dosgett Henry uaf do
ceased will be sold ut IL frst do0r FRI
gay July 10th, at l0 o'clock Also of tho rnal
Poor kichArds Almanac Also, lot of Furniture &c.
A UCTI0M NOTICE THOMAS BELL. AUCTIoNEER.
"A BY w. l.. Ven Zandt-Friday, at l0ls o'clock in
the auction IL Spruce street general sale of Furni
te; fine stock of family Dry Go"d chdreus and other
Clothing Also the OF hat Glass
Cases. Fixtures. Also, segar Liquors, Wincs. aud Hard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-15

&1K OOO FOR SALE A VERY DESIRa Ri e
WSC,OOU. Lot with vo fronts stusted on Broad
way down town-suitable for bank, insurance ONCE,
store ether business purposes win be sold Ad-
dress o. G.. Herald Office