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SPECIAL HUpsCss.

NOTICE 10 OsLIFhRNIaNs.-A MEETING or CA
~ itornaI visit to the Atlantic Statea. will DO
held IN Wsshi gton on tho 9th Of February l2 report
Will be presented by the meeting to shc President and Cnb
net and to beth OF Coness ofshe grievances undor
which suffer people. sni the wants and into
rcs's OF the west coast generally All parsons fom Cali
tcrnia and OREGON requested 60 BIO present OF
great inteTesb TO all Will up for opsderaton
Committee Of Arrangements james n. Crane, Uemos
strong A. Smith, David Alexander, j. n Huntington.
TIEPAID CROrON WATER RENT FOR I8s0.-N0TICE
~ is hereby TO the essee3 Of property
upon which the Croton water rent Of 1870 remains unpaid
that the ta deinauents led in this Office,
she Craton AqLeduet oard Tha undersigned will
thereof in fund daily between tho hours
Of elos and eoloh in dsfsut which tho
affected thereby will DO advertised and sold pusnant
20 Law JOSEPH r. TAYLOR Comptroller.
Con ptrollere Office. New York, Jan. 10, 1862.
rE'O EUILDERS.-PRoPCsA WILL BE RECEIVED
until Saturday, the 7th Of February next for rebuild
ing the kcypors Pavilion at keyPors Tie bniing
three stories high and Easements with wang q sixty
ment Fer plans, specifications &o apply at the Off Of
ID. Warner, at Koypors. DE LA fAYErrE ScHENCk.
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RULED by THE PLANETS. FATE HGE s1csrys

only 20 those who snow the won irous rpelg
ny which evonts-tae future and the pact
hte Nouglt 10 Isht wher ho-otcopes coast.
IAN you divine who his hieli yifs hss Wbn3
~, hlns oil all seersl lis kUEaCK-3weitu's sou.
Ihe wonderful cures perfor BY the swedish
estroioger and Philosopher, she suhees of dsiy
comment in sl circles of society and his qredi5-
Tons Of sppreaehing events, and disclosures q tho
past strike all wha consult him with aud ave-
Ills wonderful sk in unraveng oonspirse e,. clearing
charscr cstrar gsd ren de and lovers reaor
Ing tho broker limbs of bliss and settling all
perpleIng htsnss admitted b. human bang who
has tcsted HE hssiteaSt. waite
where he mst oonsuited all hons, =. the day His
teras for ossg nsiytes &c. ses rth In ais new 81
msnso for 1882 ready Tor srAts dSribnson ~ a.
Ahpyc named number.
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NUMEs Gk. = as.

'E'liRD MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Three oDths since and tho Second Manhattan Build
ps wac formed snd elected John Geuin ESQ
fHmoept and 90 pnesampd has been it's That
the Third Manhattan Building has been form ID
uhdr tho sot Incorporation and porunitv 70
chetd 10 81 who desire 20 Eubeorhe for ahAres
rnIe co s thereon VI Iqia Al tho u no SoYs
SE3 yneptbiy dues S., NV. " KSrON, oeSret,ry.
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VUAHTID-IN FRENCH IMPORTING HOUSE OF
w silk and fancy established In this city
vho speaks French and EpEh, having some kno vi
edge of nusness possessing certain capital At his de-
posal He would DO admitted 40 partner or nseresedi
The busines and could In mako the
sge to Paris for purchass Apply 1T s Broadway IN the
Btore.
STEwARD FOR HOTEL WANTED, A. MAN WBo
perfectly understands catering for bots. MARKETING,
and furnishing dinner tables, and who in he
manners and has fret rate ndltion1 note al
dressed Hotel and left At this occ viii be attended 10
Immediately.
ITO PARRNTs.-A YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN. NAV.
ing lost her hrss chi!d only two weets old ehsrs her
sell sss Wetnurse private family The best references
given For particulars inquire A. No 600 Broadway
Two DREssMAKERs SITUATION WANTED BY
young lady 70 finish her trade 10 bTst cass drsaa.
making establishments is wiling 10 give cderato COM
pensatiop TO obtain such situation. Address Industry
Herald tffee.
ITO IRON MOULpERS WANTED. BY YOUNG
man, who has served eighteen months in the old
try TO go under instruction. Address w. c. Herald ooe.
Two DEN ISTS.- WANTED-A BLOCK TOOTH CAR.
ser thoroughly carving onsmcllRg and
baking One hat IL steady and attentive TO hS buoinesl
can nent situation by addressing Dentist
p st paid Herald office for week. chatting ability and
termo.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.. ETC.

MOTICE-LABoRERs u b. SOCIETY. NUMBERING
IN $50 hello general meeting. tine Forrest House,
No 40 Spring street on he I'D Of January 1892 do hereby
notify bndars contractors nc that on and after the First
.hiilps per day and having an accumulation fund Of
simply sufficient 70 above resolution all
sons contracting for buildings hereby notified Of tho
above left without Mem ocrs OF the Union
requested TO notice the aud be prepared
70 labor lis uss reward BY order of the Society James
C1pmir ga, 1homas Nichoson, Peter Doney Thomas NJ
kearnan. WILLIAM NAH3ERSON, Secretary.
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AE1 xuhCta =, %.,


NJ HS PThW5gER, rRDk PAILADxLPuTA.r TEN D EE n
~ btc services 10 LsSs htd Gentlemen Of 1his Jiy
Nreiosy Love Ard iqr Eattars irsorpr3.sua Dreams.
&c toos5 snd soenee ootintg relied " tspts,01
ana VIII ss the name o. she lady Souiemar they wiz
marty Aiao the tha ys 6sSsnSs &, t4F.ns
street. between Clinton and Attoraar sIiI - y ldss
hfss osnA; Gsntlenar one dcilss.
LUCRATIVE oCcUPATTos For EfIHEa SsX -TaE
advertiser viii 3eDmuNiette TO LADY eGnti.,,~
printed 10 boaufu art3 In four oth
respectable sad highly remUnerasiys ri.i
previous kno~!e6go but tthng outlay aud sna
explicit erabo ether youth or ndnlt 81 hotn S pre-
ie tie who'll, or leisure hoHts 81 srr.Y
End 81 ordinary industry sccurb ro3a irr1 h sr1 ra
duction Of articles Ia constant d. maud t.0nri sut to
ttan zoo iSfrichone viii 10 plnosuslly ~
renrn q mail 10 any psss or she United SGCsf5r ~
Addressing II. u. JECNEHUMEs ReeIr,r.- :, II ~
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HORSES, CAlgHIA6Es, z@

u UN AWAY. ON THE NIGHT OF JANUARY I'D, ON
N the Jamaica plank sd stabies
Hore about fifteen hands high white face and hind legs
with steel mounted har and pair Of ale "a shafs
liberal reward will be paid 30 delivering tho
horse and harness TO Johnston stable
and State streets, Brooklyn.
WANTED TO PURnHASE-A SECOND HAND LUH-
w her wagon suitable fer builder any person ne
In good order, and wishing 10 dispose a. may
cash customer by addressing G.. at This oce stating
whore be and the lowest price that will DO
taken.
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"A ~ su,hThi, day. - io5s 81 oss, IN shs sales
Goods Fine watches also lot ~ $500
Chairs. sesss as~sso superior Mssissi Boz AA0''
UGTIoN NOT E-cRocERIEs, SWEET OIL, Ii
~ gqors. Rsi,ins Figs. SO. Tuesday January 27h. ~
iSsaeao. ses:1. BRANDY Gin. xh:iey ohampssse' Rss
s''''' wn Carter Sais Hnasisnesf 81 Deg street
corner Of Greenwich street.
G DRAPER AUcrIoNEER ny SIMEON DRAPER
h.nts hssssrss the Is%i,on inins and Ssnuisosarns
WIZ b. .od without By 9sas 81 ss
500 each Of the above Company.
u A. Chiffon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NINE
.Sso rsf
sh ds 1s
TSs%rsSH ssssj I,
aud and third
seventh avenues. In this sale persona q snail means viii
porion q The purchase can remain en- bond and
mortgage for three yoars
A J DLEEcgER WILL SELL THIS DAY AT Il
iers Assignee a. No 81 yseds% street NO % Hammond
nd Cox Csr@ipe street No. 80 wensy siasS sro:t four
S, rr,o rro,goGs ard adams ',ss, three @
Fulton and Liberty streets Brooklyn Of sprsgue
nv, ). HrGENAN, .AuGTIoREEs-wEDNEs
ssst corner o. FULTON street general %
hurtment Of farlor Chamber Kitchen ENrnituse,
talosue at tho sales room, TUESDAY afternoon.
ADRIAN u. MULLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
IA sale Of twelve valuable Lots in The city OF Brooklyn
ADRIAN Muller will sell at auction, on Thursday, ia
- 1852 at ~ o'clock at Montague Hall Brook
Bn i've Iotr situate the souherIy site OF Fashag
comincncipg the south Akin
each feet width and varying in depth from 50
feet nohcs 10 bS inches Lots the westerly
side yrap kiln avenue immediately tho Of sho ass
Described os each 20 feet In width and In depth
ll5 feet inches to III For mayG tppy the
auotopeer, No. 7 Wall street.
DANoRAMA OF Voyages ID EUROPE AT AUCTION.
Wednesday, January = at seven r At the Auction
RoomPerempory ale observation-disclosures lie Blends
Grand Moving Panorama of Voyage TO Europe. comprising
american and Canadian sccuery New York. Quebec. St
Johns Newfoundland tho Islands and England
towns and cities London and Dublin national curioes
&c containing 100000 figures and ships painted 20 900
feet Of canvas together with the and tor
exhibiting the with banners flags, &c. The Pauor,
be all times ISLES and
sale will be positive in order to close LYMAN
RhWDON, Nos. T7 and 379 Broadway. corner Of White.
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RANfER BLUES BALLOON TUESDAY EVENING,
- January ~. At Nihlos 1cheta b. prosuesd Of M.
Mathews Wes.ohehier House corner OF Brsome strees
and Bowery.
N INRY WELLS AND aIs SISTER MADAME b.
H Gavellfs Academy for Dancing and graceful depors
nenA ~ the Btuyvesant Instsute $50 8rosdvay.-yey
days. morning and evening" classes for mssr
Wednesday, and Saturdays Al r. u. hours deyetsd
speolAl glasses and 10 private lessons.
MADAME GRAvIER DESJARDINS has fbR
NA honor to inform the public that she will
mepce new quarter at her aoadamy, 81 Clinton place,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ~ 3k o'clock Evening Classes
Friday Afternoons O'Clock ~ Mr. Bortoaug InsSsu lion
IS Pierrepont street.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No. 8ls
IA BToomc street "A oil for beginners the laa
this season for tenen will commence Aondsy
X February I'd and In order the wants OF
who be epgsgsd in huBn until late 10 tho evening
tle clasp will meet at 81. uondays and TIM
Advanced Glaze for all the dances Wednesdays and
satrrdays. Gentlemen ctn Join At .ny tme
DE G. BROOKES DANCING AND WALTZIEo
~. academy, Eagle rooms, corner OF chryse snd Daan
streets On Tuesday and Friday, from Till O. for adse
and children. and from till lOs for gentlemen. Private
Lessons given ~ - Grand OF tho Bowery
New classes are nav forming. Mrs. Brookae'
ing eiasees for ladies' xusyelyl nj No @ Grand sreet
fashionable styles danced this country and Europe
will DO taught Ia the shortest possible time
BILE charaos Only few lcsaons to tho
pupil most excellent dancer All persons who have
tempted and been una bio acquire the art requested
70 apply.
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FIN A NCIAL

Il n00 WANTED.-TBE ABOVE AMOUNT or
- ,VOO money is wanted for twelve month"; good
security will be given on merchandise. Address O. d -
Herald Office.
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THE BALL SEASON.

RANfER BLUES BALLOON TUESDAY EVENING
January ~ At Nihlos Tickets b. procured Of M
Mathews, Westoheaer House Of Brsome etree,
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE. CHATnAN SQUARE, CORNER OF
Il ESs, BrosdwsyMaiis for Europe. per steamer lJlh
Letter bags ill close st this ooe ednesity ASA Jan
10 clock for Liverpool London, Irslsni france,
all parts Of Germ any, and other foreigl countrisn
AARON 5WARTS,
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" u. psTEKs Il CO.. IMPORTERS or WINES,
w Brandte snd scytrs vito the attention 81 wholes 41
ud Retail buyers 20 their ansye etoos Of the above AIMED
GODS, which they elng twenty coat )ses thal
auy otktr crse the city. ali orders pun9tUay aen d.
"a TO. NO. 300 Broadway fsst block above the Irvina
HOuss.
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TIHH MILITARY.

EIRST DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILlTIA.-A
meeting Of the Officers of tho Frat Division New York
state Militia will be hold Milta-y Hall Bowery Tues
day evening the 9th inst at ococh for the purpose Of
preparing and submitting the suitable law
for the government Of said division Captains w. Chamber
lain. James Little Hartahorn, W. Frodercks T. Cor
mis- J Holiness The Meeting Of the officers ofthe Fret
Division held at Gunrs Hotel Ind from Satur
day 2th nst TO Tuesday evening" 9Th inst will continue
adjourned until further notice.
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yVATcn. LosT.-Losr, yreTERDAy, GOING FROM
w DR. hoEroye Church, supposed ~ brosdwsy, be.
tNeen Grand street snd Rowag oeon, smaii plain Gold
x.fh, WIN soai and sey stacncd h.ok foh7r, Tho
sAo ', will be ea'tsiy FeTssdd ~ sea.ers y - NO. ~
BroaTsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-27

DKUBo
nnd Chemicals he ,d ysrtBer German ohcmss, ba,
after teyeral ycafB labor, discovered First method
how to change yellow 10 Waite in about half
hre, Mt an expense OF quarter
eond. 10 manufacture that celebrated artoe Known
Ultra garne tho preparation OF which docs
eight cents pound fhird To eparc sup1ur Carb6-
nate in large quantities 81 very i,e outlay Foirsh.
III enrooi Pant which ~ better durabls than
sry other known. fiul 70 merufsctura lot back InE
which 10 t4dcOie and isdestuoIi,c REQ ceaas Dor
gallon ell thoe dfsooverie6 viii he sold very
moderate compensaon address Chemist, Herald ofoc,
when interview may be hsd
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VHANTED-A YOUNG rRIN0H PERSON. WHO
~ has perfect knowledge Of her own largusse; and
tho the OF ohldrsn And
the cutting hitting and making Of clothes Apply Al 23
Madison st.
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MISCEI1LAN EOUS.

GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
- Brackets &C: also, Cornelius Solar Lamps, Gran-
doles kspiol Can dlebras Silver Plated Silver
Tea Sets Table Forks 50 snd 81 dozen; spoons. S.
Casorf Baaaet Rhaikin hng' Cutlery. Te. Trays. Dr.
oDs BritaI mia 7 GA sets, 30 by ASHER MORGAN, No.
l5a am between fulton and streets opposite the
church.
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COAL.

f1aEAPEsr COAL IN NEW YoaK--TaREg HUN
~ tred ohsllroAs Sydney coal, suitable for family
.r misunderstanding Ingrosestnr es0 in lot5 20 sntt
ihaGsrs, by syLysSUS .. WARD,
III washington, corner Of Leighs street.
zoo TONS LzaIGH LUMP COAL, BEAVER HEA-
DOO dow, fer asia 10 1eslers.
o. l.. YOUNG t. Co., l95 ss.ut1n strass.
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DoRTaAIT OF MRS rOR4EsT-PUBLTsuED THIS
jsy bssus,ful pottrait Of this lady executed by
Gre zclier, after Wiitehutat. Price, tol.r each
GoUPEL 81 co Pint Publishers 2s9 Broadway.
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BaY GOODS. sc.

rsNHE FIHSr AND WE'LL .oWN SHIRT " .KEa
L fon PAiis CHs RPEN rlLR 3l3 Bfo&&9sy Shirss
order ~ So 10 suit every nerfon of the best Bt,
oat.riaie and wtrx, for 50 .. S.0tO challenge 20
oinE tos.uT fitting hhrs, ready sde for
4.NGr NGnteJ--ln estsblshmens in Broadway. a
Frerch sailor understanding thoroughly tho Psra1n style.
ou.cr. psrtner Hish without capital Ad3r by
letter, ". g.. Her Id office.
A VULGAR PERSON WOULD SAY, "a SHIRTS A
IA stirt-xhat matter about the fhapa . We the
everything Isoh At the univsled shirts made "
order by GREEN Asur House. T6tis antour the .oeu-
with which they ~ the worD 1gshp m1eri H. set,
Ill mark then enpnateally The shirts igcntlemen.
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DRIvATE BOARD-FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN
with iuil board for the lady only) and hsndsome
furnished room. second floor in quiet family, b.
obtained by addressing widow Broadway Post office 70
three days. Board required in advance, and eeon
aked also an attic room as above.
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J - - - 49,
gE MSDR AA.

nuR BROOKLYN READERS ARE REMINDED THAI
~ DR. Bard viii deliver the fret lecture Of bic Historic y
tnie evening - the Fcmae Academy AZ hall past
o'clock. Ibis lecture will be free.
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SPORTING.

SPORTING WILLIE SHOT FOR, TUsFEYs. GEESE
- ard cliekers with iiAcs and ovlies pisces on We'd
needay Jan - euirou Hote urper gOIient. Sheo-
ing q commence q. 10 O'Clock. a. y.
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yHyANTED A PARTNER tsfTiIER SILENT OR AC-
w N7cl with cash oapitsi OF from $1,000 70 $4,000,
10 take sne place OF retiring partner in The wholesale Ii
auor whore there trade already established
cseopg 600 por Annum. Communications addressed
werohant Herald ofoo will be hold strotiv oonadenM AZ
1NsS1rD-A PARTNER WITH 1900 CasH Ger.
w tl n reosahle and iuct.t uanufAesurinr
bnsin9ss whore yslments are exsusiyey csh Fog par
ticyIsre addrcst" D. p" Herald oalce
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rt'uE IsrDHUs or TEuuASTgPsC.-D. APPLE
ton :. o., WI pu blsh, ra,t month, the Isthrns OF
T.hsrtopoc sboWnr tho results of the survey for rail
taq 10 the sias tic with the Pacific Ocesn obtain
d D. the utitD aiseon, under the direction Of MAJ
o. lsr ard T. Fin neers With REV OF the Geology.
Climate Bolany, Ana.s 1nhabit.ntr Sc OF ,ts region
Irauet ntepsTed tho original for
buar tepto Railroad Company Of New Orleans ~ j. j. VII.
lame, rrin ipal sssittant eahihc
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CoPAReSEnsHup EO7lCss.

ycaRTNBr VANTEB-WITH $500 CAST CAPITAL.
H. take IN active part in established m.pufactur Dg
business OF article Of new invent n in general deman'
hi lily approved q by the trade and psuer Ihere 70
ttiOD. and lnrgo prehls be realized Good rcio
stnco8siyen nd required. Address, poss psid Box S
foas once, 4. Y.
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G-JoAEr. rRON ~ MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK
~ Jersey evening "a the AID mss a dOnlIs
oaed pasnt Lever pach White dial with Rom.u npmbers
n All pawnbrokcTs reqn9stAd % stoTt and TO
word the Chief 81 p0hsa Any person returning giving
nfoI alton to load it recovery will be handsomely
rewarded.
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MUSICAL.
VALE NTINEs.

NALENTTEE oRHAHLNT5, VALENTINES, LACE
Papers Envelope, Flowers, Gold snd Silver Orr \
meats sent TO Of the country, receiPs OF bill
postage anpc 90 that retailers ean save leaas % PEI
eent by makiaR their yalentias. BloG AXIS Rcp2Si
tory OF Fine Ars, o. Capsi street, near Broadway.
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nj ILIINER AND DEEss. by
VI young wonsn, asuation Miliiner Aket,
ether In priyste FAMILY or In estsbsbont whore eh0
90, Ia hoard IN hc house and Fshist ssesvo TIC
hers feieg 20 given be seen Tor davs
stIas scnty hhb tSI hetvcsa grsf sa6 ascpa syssue
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-22

ScoTr THE CIVILIAN On the settle
ment Of the North Eastern Boundary
Difficulty Lord Normandy wrote thus
10 Sir John Harvey: "The correspond
fsnce between yourself and that officer,
t(Major General Scott,) is honorable
faiiks to you and to him. It gratifying
to observe that the feelings Of personal
sstesm that were established between
General Scott and yourself, whom form
erly opposed to each other in the field
should, after the lapse of SO many years
have induced and enabled you both te
ssncur in ayerting from ysur rsspec tive
eountries, the calamitiss Of war"
And Frazsrs Magazine, commenting
pn this letter, said, "That if it had NO,
besn fer the good sense and good feeling
of Gen. Scott, it would have been i'm.
possible, in spite of all the wisdom and
forb bearance Of the Lieutenant Cover
nor Of New Brunswick, to prevent that
singularly indiscrest and reckless func.
tionary, Gov. Fairfield, from raising at
the head of the desperate band of ad-
vsntursrs over whom he presidss, n
fame upon the border, difficult to ex-
tinguish without considerable less ol
blood and treasure on our part, and, in
pll probability, permanent injury to the
institutions and growing prosperity ol
the United States of America"
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-22
Notice.

I'm accordance with the 127th section Of the
a statute of California, concerning corpora
tiens. notice is hereby given that the follow
ing shares of the capital stock Of York Mining
company. viz; Shares No. 36, 81, 80, -, 40.
A. A. - Al, As, in the pame Of James Me-
Au,ey; Aha:cc5 10 II, 70, in the name of .CS.
Mccormick shares ne. 10, II. IS, -, so, in
the name of Joserh Tanner; share no. ~, in
the name of J Il. Jones; shares ne. 80, 81, ~
IN the name of Robinson Il Co.; s.arss No.
50, 100. in the name Of G.. A. Nortsn; share
no liz. in The name OF J. w. Walton; share
no. l3, in the name Of J. Mackis share ne.
H. In the name Of J. r. Barns; share no l7a,
in the name of J. II. Keen share no 1870, in
The name of G. Wssaer shares no. l9. 1871,
l3!, l32, 1874, l35, in the name oi WIN. Vsre.
will be sold at public auction sn Saturday,
November 9th, 1852 at the sfiise of the ssH-
Pany, unless all dues are previously paid in
accordance with the bylaw. of the company.
Ey order OF The Beard of Trustees,
J. G. BlRDSEYE. Ssc'y.
Little Yo'k, Sept 22d, ls52-2sst
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-22

Hallway from the valley Of the Mississippi to
the Pacific ocean.
Resolved, That we hold it as one OF the
paramount duties Of Congress to make libe-
raj appropriations for the improvement of
the harbors, bays and navigable rivers Of
California, likewise for the erection Of GUS
tom houses, light houses, docks, fog bells,
and all other improvements tending TO pro-
tcct and facilitate trade and commerce.
Resolved, That it is the imperative duty
of Congress TO refund without delay, to Cal
ifornia, the large sums extorted from her
citizens before her admission into the Union,
under the disguise Of custom house dues or
public revenue, but which were in fact only
military cxactions levied without color of
law, the enormity of which has no parallel
in the history of our government, unless it
shall hereafter be found in the adoption of
a proposition into tho Senate of the United
States by a distinguished representative Of
the democracy of California, TO rob the bona
fide lawful owner of his lands under the
pretcnce Of law, until the validity and justice
of his title is confirmed.
Resolved, That with the vast capabilities
Of California, it is indispensable that her
legislation should be especially directed to
the speedy development of her agricultural
resources, the building up of manufactures,
the extension and protection Of her COM
mercial interests, and the encouragement Of
domestic industry in all its branches. Such,
in the opinion of this convention, has not
boon the character of its legislation under
democratic rule.
Re 'olvcd, That we concur with the self
styled democratic convention that assembled
at Benicia, in their resolution declaring that
the general government, in the hands of a
so-called democratic Senate and House of
Representatives, "have been guilty of the
most culpable neglect of the higher interests
of California, and have utterly disregardcd
the wants and demands of the people"
Resolved, That we regard the series OF
measures recently adopted by Congress, de-
nominated the co mpromise measures, as Il
settlement Of those questions on basis
alike just and honorable, and we will strictly
maintain and support them as such.
Resolved That it is the duty of the gene,
raj government to assume the Indebtedness
of this State, necessarily contracted in the
protection and defence of her citizens in
warfare.
Resolved That VIC will support the doc
trines set forth in the foregoing resolutions
for the reason they are whig doctrines, and
if carried out, will not only promote all the
great leading interests Of California, but O.
the whole Union, and as wings, we pledge
our united and individual advocacy of the
same, before the people.