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The new steamship Columbia will ply between
San Francisco and ports in Oregon, awaiting at
the former ports the arrival of the mails and pas
sengers from Panama, and returning without de-
lay with the mails and passengers for the steamer
from San Francisco.
A regular line of propellers will be kept up for
the transportation Of freight and transient passen
gers between Panama and San Francisco.
The well-known steamship Sarah Sands,
1900 tons burden, now under charter to the COM
pany, and peculiarly commodous in her cabin
arrangements, will be kept running as an extre
family boat.
One of the above steamers will keep up the
connection between Acapulco and the other Mex
lean ports.
The connection in the Atlantic will, be main
tanned by the United States mail steamships
Georgia. ..................3,O 5000 tons
Ohio. $1,000
Empire CITY,. ..2,uOO
Crescent Ciy...-.. .........1 ,oOO
Cherokee. l,5OO
Philadelphia ........ 100
Leaving New York for Chagres on the llth
and Goth of each month.
The new steamer FL Dorado and the Falcon will
form direct line between New Orleans and Cha
gres, leaving at such periods as will insure as
little detention possible on the lsthmus, anG
forming with the Pacific steamships through line
TO and from New Orleans and ports in Mexico,
California, and Oregon. Passage from New Or
leans can be secured from Armstrong, Lawrence,
a. Co., agents at that place.
The fare for through tickets from New York to
San Francisco has been reduced from
$500 IN state room to. ............ $3.50
$3.50 in lower cabin to.............S29O
$500 in steerage TO. ..............Sl65
The rates from New York to Chagres will be
the lowest adopted by any safe sea-steamer be-
tween these ports.
Each passenger is allowed $50 lbs. personal
baggage free, not exceeding in measurement 10
cubic feet.
Freight will be taken to Chagres at 20 cents per
rate Of 500 Ter ton.
For choice Of berths apply At the Office OF the
comnaEy, 81 and IS South street, or at their
agency, No. III West street, New York city.
Aug l2-dly
The southern press., 1852-03-18
IS Number Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.

Orderis for Tick cts and Shares and Certifi-
caihs of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an Of
fetal account Of each drawing sent Immediately
after il is over to all who order from me
Address z. z. O'BRlEN, agent.
Successor to ]. g. C. MAURY.)
Alexandria, Virginia.
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STRAW DEPARTMENT..

Leghorns, Psnamss, Pedal, CONSTABLE, Luton,
French Swiss, Canton, Coburg, German, Pearl,
Rice, Palm, Black. Leghorn and many other fash
ionable Straw Hats for Gentlemen
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
FOR MARCH, 1852.
GREGORY e. MAuRr, Managers.
Successors TO j. w. Maury, d. Coz
$4,000!
10 Prizes of $4,000!

10 Prizes of 1000!
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit Of the Town Of Frankfort
Glass &c, for 1852.
To be drawn ut Covngton, Ky, on Saturday the
Goth of March, 1852
G6 Numbers Lottery--l2 Drawn Ballots.
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stecie's New style Of Hats.
CHARLESTON, S. c.

THE new style Of dress black Hat to
be worn by Gentlemen this spring AMI
summer is admitted byall who have
seen Il 10 be at once unique and dis
The southern press., 1852-03-18

GRAND SCHEME. ~.
] Prize Of a $4,000 Prize Of $4,000
l. do $3.50 do 5000
1 do 1890 10 Prizes of 1900
10 Prizes of 500 10 do 3OO
10 do $50 10 do 2OO
&c &C. &c.
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters $3.50
Certificates Of packages of % Whole $40 90
Do do % Half S. 90
Do do 90 Quarter 81 so
$4,000!
100 Prizes of 81 900
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit of the Town of Frankfort,
Glass ID, for 1852.
To be drawn at Covingon, KY, on Saturday the
9th Of March, 1852
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TOGETHER WITH

A beautiful assortment Of Cbidren's and Infant 3
fancy trimmed and untrimmed Leghorn and other
Straw Hsts--some for Infants to months old ;
also all the coarser qualities Of Straw and Palm
Hats at
STEELES HAT HALL,
23l King street,
March, ID. Charleston, s. G.
The southern press., 1852-03-18

Tickets only S32-Shares in proportion,
Certificate Of Package Of whole Tickets con-
tanning every Number in this Magnificent Lot
terry be had for Ss00-Halves s200-Quar-
tiers Sl00-Eighths $50.
The southern press., 1852-03-18

DRESS DEPARTMENT.
The southern press., 1852-03-18
5000 Dollars.
To be drawn March 23d, 1852.
nAnIrnAI O.
10000 Dollars.
To be drawn March oath, 1852.
CADITAJ

NEAR TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
To be Distributed in this one Lotterey,
78 Nos and % drawn Ballots.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class H,
To be drawn March 9th, 1852.
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n E WS BY T. Il II u II "A II NJ
>>~>~~~>~~~~N>~>~~acS~
INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
~-|S>>>~~>~>N~s0~c~O>~oS
the DEFICIENCY BILL IN The HOUSE.
>>>s>~>N>o>>>~N~>ocO>c.
Approval Of the Collins Appropriation.
N~>rN~S~~oS~S>(N~~~>>1S>oS@>-
TIKI NEW POST OFFICE BILL.
~~>>>o>~rN~o~>>>~0>~o0
BILL to Promote the Safety Of Passengers on
Board Of Steamers Engrossed by the Senate.
No~>>rS>o-~o~SS>~N~c~oo~
LATE FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS,
DO, 6Ss., SO.
TEaIRTY-sNOOND CONGREss.
FIRST sksSION.
ATE FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS,
6Sc., SsS., SO.
THIRTY-sNCOND CONGRESS-.
FIRsT skssION.


wAsairoros, July H. 1862.
PatnTiYc, ETC. roR. pHPARrMErr.
The CHA,n Lid before the Senate a communication
from tho War Department with statement of tho
amount paid for printing and binding c that depart
ment, since March, 1S4a.
Mr. DAVIS, (whig) of Mass presented petitions from
the merchants ship owners of Boton praying the
recognition ~ the United States OF the
Hayti.
Numerous petitions we're presented in favor of the
Honest, ad bill.
CUSTOM HOUSE
Mr. EAMLIN, (dem of Me-, offered a resolution, di
recung an enquiry into The expediency of erecting
custom house AZ Marlborough Maine. Adopted
iMrhovEMLNT Of THE oncAco RIVER.
Cn motion oi Mr. s,nrrDs, (dirn Of il, tho Senate
took up the bill authorizing the authorities Of Chicago
to eAcavatc portion of the public reseryation with
view to the improvement of the Chicago river and it
orderedt a third reading
INDIAN CLAIMS SETTLED
bin authorizing the settlement of certain claims by
the Biloxi Indians, was passed to engrossment.
SUSPENDED ENTRIES PUBLIC LANDS
bill to revive ami continue in force the provisions
OF an act relative to suspended entries public lands
considered, debated. and postponed.
RELIEF PASSED.
bill for the relief Of James A. Creecy passed.
The Ho@ JOINT resolution Of relief OF the widow of g.
M. Thurston of Oregon, was passed.
Tho House bill fer the relief of Isaac Cobb was passed
= SECURITY 10 LIFE OK HOARD STEAMERS.
Ihe bill amending the act providing for the better
cuy OF the lives OF passengers vessels propelled in
wfoe or in pari by steam WIS again taken up.
Numerous amendments offered and several of
them debated; soino were adopted ami some were
jected.
slr MALLORY, (dcn.) of Fa, opposed the passage of
the bill.
Mr.. BoRLANp, dom Of Ark, replied
The bill was finally ordered to be engrossed
RssfkyEp LANls-PENsioS s. NJ. PLUMn1E 1ER's HEIRS.
bill authorizing tho sale Of certain reserved lands
and bill granting pension to the minor children Of
S. NJ Plummer late officer Of the army we've severally
considered. and ordered to be cngrosscd.
The Senate then adj ourned
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AT MEETING OF LIVE OAK FIRE ENGINE
"A ComsaDy No. hid MT their engine house, on rues
Gay evening" 9th iost Mr. Fapcis Clark In the chair the
following resolutions were adopt d.
Resolved That the thanks Of the company bc gveA 10
WASHINGTON Fire Engine Company No. T. Of tho city OF
Newturg for the am reoepeion
given the late nation whom visited
soon T. bs eGaeed.
ny No 3, aud Hose Company No for possessing kaorod
feeling with their brehe OF Engine Com No.
praestd to that occasion.
Resolved That with feelings of the gelv grs-
tjtude thanks be presented - Mr.. Mrs Clark.
Eagle Hotel 81 the oitv OF Newburr for tho kind
reeertcn ana the attention paid to us while stopping
their house.
Resolved also That tender our sL aks to Columbian
Fnqipe Company No. A. Of New York 10. the rece pton
given cnr return to toe city aso 60 Mr. Henry II.
Howard. for hs kiad attertion IN THO occasion.
F1ANC,S CLARK, Foreman.
CHAxLES LUDLUM, Assistant.
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MORNING EDlriON--Il t.SDAY.. July l3 1aae
Interesting from che South.
fHB HxPL0sIoN OF TIKI STEAMER ST. JAMH-FUR-
THEIR FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS, ETC


rHB ExPL0sION OF TIKI STEAMER ST JAxxs-puR.
THEIR FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS, ETo
BALrrMoan July IL, 1882.
New Orleans papers received here by the southern
mall contain the particulars of the explosion on the
steamer 6t. james. The whole number Of lives lost 40
far as actually known sixteen and nineteen wound
ed 1t however supposed that many passengers we're
lost whose names were not registered.
The steamboat California In going to the assistance of
tho st james down boat in which some passengers
were escaping, and all except one were drowned
by arrival from Vera Cruz files of Journals from the
city of Mexico to the 10Th have been received
All darger OF deai appears to be over The Off
cai papers state that the President will not violate the
constitution, though he and the government should
perish.
An extra session of Congress was about to be convened
cenor Robes member Of the cabinet, has resigned.
On the 4th, two criminals executed at Saltillo
for highway robbery
The village Of Alpoyc8, in San Guerico was competely
DESTROYED by hurricane on the 2sth OF May.
by the arrival Of the steamship Yacht Now Orleans
BrowMvile oates to the 10th u and Galveston the
"a jnst bad been received
tue Brosasiitc Elog says that tho aw,css horde of
deperadoos who bold possession OF the country ubeve
Brownsville, on the Rio GrGndc sti at work. Two
fatbcats which left Brownsville time since on their
return TO Guc,rao, Mexico were attacked and OF
The Tio Broro Gays that Sir Waddell IT, s Consul nj
Matamoraf determined 10 interfere to preveat the exccu-
ton of two Americans ordered to be shot by Cen AyaOs
M Mat1noa aud etated that If the order TO shoot them
had been gen IL must be 0ope through the American flag
KNOWING th,e Fact zen Avaos Ordev3 the execution
TAXI place at five intead of ten o'clock in the morning.
stating reason, that he did wish be obliged to
sb0oa The American Consul.
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Ei1 es in p.liIatlea Dlllu.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1852.
The steam oil and sonp works of b. B. Myrcf and Co.
on the Delaware below the Navy Yard totally des-
troyed by fire this morning-lo's $4,000.
AEother fire broke out about half past six o'clock Thu
evening the fifth story of the large brown store build
ing oppsc the State House. Chestnut street occupied
by epeakman e. Co.'S. India rubber factory The love-
stores were occupied by u. D. Brown fringe and cord
makers; VIM. q. HARRISON decorative articles; O. c. b.
Carter, piano warerooms Stafford g. Bookman, curtain
store; Carrie Co.. curtains; Bassfords billiard saloon
and the Wayeriey bowling saloon, in the basement The
re was confined to the upper part Of tho building but
on the lower floors great damage donc by water
Hdfrison g. Mitchels picture frame manufactory was
burnt out The loss Is heavy but partly insured
Mr. Carter had large stock of costly musical instr,-
meats al OF which are nearly ruined including twenty
four pianos and melode cons
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Meteorological Observations.

a BY MoRsEs LINE, NO. WALL sTrrEr.
"a FRIDAY, July 12--9 A. M.
BoFrAIo.-Barometer 20 60. Thermometer rs. Wind
west. Clear and pleasant.
9P. M.-ThcrInometer T5. Clear, fine night Wind
west. Barometer 20 co.
RocnEsTER--a very fine. cool morning Thern.omotcr
6S Wind southwest.
p. MA beautiful, cool evening. Wind southwest
Thormom1tCr59
AunuRs.-Clcar, pleasant morning. Wind north Their.
momster76.
or. M.-Clear and pleasant evening. Wind north.
Thermometer ~.
SYRAcUsE.-A pleasant clear, cool morning Wind
west. Thermometer r.
.M--Clear and pleasant, though rather cool. Wind
northwest Thermometer 65.
UrIcA-Cloudy morning. Wind west. Thcrmometer
76
9P. M-Quite cool, clear and pleasant. Wind north
west. Thermometer 49,
ALDANY.-Cloudy ard sunshine Wind northwest.
thermometer 81. Barometer 30.40. Mercury 8s
9P. M.--fire, clear night Wira west. Barometer
2s2 Thermometer 49, Mercury 6S
PruApEI riIiA.--The Thermometer ut noon to dsy
stood at o1 degrees in tho shade
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Barro sunls--Csrgo of Wheat Lost

AiBANV, July =, lB5Z.
Tho barge Seward owned by Mcssrs Goddard & ioycy,
Of this city, and icaded with cargo OF wheat while In
Tow Of tho steamer 0swegc yesterday sunk oppodte
poughtccpss. She bound from Albany 10 New
Yftf
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Railroad InteIIiorr ce.

BALTIMORE, July IL. 1852.
The stockholders Of the York and Cumberland Rail-
road at meeting held this afternoon refused to accept
the cry ordinance to guarantee bonds for half million
Of DOL II aid Of tie susquchannn Raroad and passed
resolutions asking the Council to amend the ordinance in
fcvetal important particulars The meeting was q
sf.,r .t.a
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CINCINNATI, July 10, 1e3,.
The u. s. Deputy Marshal arrested threo persons lat
nicht foi manufacturing bogus money. considerable
quantity If counterfeit dies and excellent moulds
were found in Their possession.
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Twenty second street between KilL and Sixth ayepw.s
Adopted on division, vis. - =
: Observation-Disclosures Moore Haley Oakley Boyce
tweed tho President Aid, ,rinen francis Smith rio.
mann, Ward, Cornell Alvord Dohorty Peck-ls
VI Committee sewers-In favor OF building
6asDs corner West and Hoboken streets. Adopted on
division viz - =
AfHrmstive-Alllfmen Moore, Haley. Oakley. Boyce
Tweed the President, Aldermen Francis. nth, Tie
man Ward, Cornell, Ai,ord Doberty peck--id
Of Committee on koads-In favor Of regulating For
ty.second street. nom Terth avenue to North river
Adopted on q division viz
Afrmative-Adermen Moore, Haley Oakley Boyce
the President, Aldermen Brslty, Temapn Denmap
Ward Cornell, Alvord, Doherty, Peck-l3
MOTION
Alderman CORNELL moved TO take up report of Com
mitee on Sewers in favor OF building in Cannon
street. between Houston and stanton streets laid on
table June 23, 1852. Which carried
The report and resolution was then adopted divi.
sion viz
Afirpatlvc-Aldermen Moore Haley Boyce the Presi.
dert Ads rmen Brisl,y Tiemann. Ward Cornell AIyord
Dohcrty, Peck--ll
THE MAYOR.
message received from the Mayor. nominating
Alexander b. Whiting as Health Commissioners 10 place
Of X. l.. Morris. RESIGNED
The question being taken confirming the nomina-
tion. the same was lost on Giviion VIA
Affirmative Aldermen Boyce Ward-2 Ncgntive-
Aldermen Moore, Haley-oakiey The President Aiermen
Francis. smith, Ticmsnn, Cornell Alyoid, Doherty,
pcck-1l
lIcrc the roll directed be called when il ap-
pearod aquorum not present. whoIoupon the presi-
dert declared the Board adjourned until 18Th
inst. at o'clock p. M
D. T VALENTINE Clerk
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, July IL 1862.
Sales made to-day Of 100 beeves at SIS so 81 So
net; hogs, 81 rs a $S.
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Secretary Webster and the Presidency.


Mr. Webster desires to say that the many reports In
circulation in regard to upportiug the regular nominees
OF the whig party and his acceptance of the Trenton
nomination. are not authorized by him. letter from
L!ni n the eubjeot is daily looked for.
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DOUBLE SHEET T. /.
SALES sY AUCTrON.

>~~>~o~~>~oU>oo~o~~nv~~o ~c>oN>>o.>~~>>o~~>>~~>,
A.Buildns Lots in wsstohe..sr vniass ~ Aaosion.-
Hsss ss s sell ass 4
s. sS:ses . sss tn .sS sS 0 e
rocd For Map. and fuil pareuar- apply &c v Hutch
xer Wsssohester 9s Chatham street Combs Ncoay.
advertisements In the daily Express Caurer and
A DRIAN a. MULLER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
afs "iYVs saPssi Psss 'ss
i; ifp'sSs esS1s
-four ssery Brick Stores With handsome srsaise columns
n; Nj ~ s.sSss issss. font:
IN asus This IS Is %e
ts location and Dimensions for Banking Insurance. or
a by W i. Van zapdt-Larse sale, thi. day a. loJl
sclock in the Auction Rooms No IL Spruce street Of
Linens
e san.. %aohss md py
nesdsy a. o, o'elo X In the Auction R"ong arst
valuable Horse and Spring Cart.
RANKRuPrs STOCK AT AUCTION. TUESDAY,
- July 49, at loS O'clock At 81 Dey. corner Of Greea
usual assortn ont Of groceries in arss Glass Teas
OoiIess sperm candles; sser..ns st.rch Ise nuts al
Key s.gsrs snd variety ofother artioes WELLINGTON
.JonN FIsnBLATr, ,AUcTIoNEER:-sToRE. no. 90
200 Oo sesa,s assorted Qualities 80 baskets Champagne 50
cssks LONDON brown stout and India Alo In and
pintE pipes Brandy. Uemijohps Jamaica kum Sherry
And Madeira Wines Wagons, 70 Zinc.
ing; cases Paints Sc also large brown Horse. kind in
single and double harness Sold for account Of whom
concern
MORIARTY, AUCrroNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day. at loo'cock at l7s Chatham street large as
sale-Sofa Redetead Bureaus. Chairs Tables, Carpets
Feather Beds Bedsteads Looking Clocks Stove
ono Bureau Bedstead, Mattr.'sts, &c. 60. n. B.oat
door sales Of furniture groceries, &c., &c attended in
any part of the city.
Two GOOD BUILDING LOTS AT PELHAMvILLE,
4 N. r., at Auction &C ombs and Eicolay will sell ON
Wednssd.y July a A. Y O'clock a. tho Merchants Ex
ehaDEe two desirable Bui'ung Lots the pleasant Village
Of Pelhamville Westcheser county N y about sixteen
miles from tae city Of New York, by the New Haven Rail-
and kDcwn as lots Nos 2s and 72 No. 2as Eighth
$40 feet north of Fourth aud lot
southwest of Ehth and Fourt
full particulars apply to the Auctoneers No. pa Grand
street. near che Bowery.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

wdia. Anderson, Wright wheesn Barksrl Val nfipo
and McCopltey.
Nega.ive--Mr Bouton.
The hoard then adjourned TO Tucsday afterncoS At
six o'clock From the niinutes
EDWARD SANFORD olerx
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTEp.--wANTED-Bf a
~ gentleman board hreatfst and tea iu country
paco easy from the ci,y Address 40 Post
Office.
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BOARDING IN The COUNTRY.-TWO or THREE
- small families be modated with Board at
Yonkers The and and from all
o the day. Inquire of M. =. NUDINE, Yopkers.
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NTRY BOARD wANTED-IN A HEALTHY
" situation tf convent Mt the city by rsir I'd
stesmhpet by gantemap -th hts vito apd young 0tt
drtp Address A. b. hox $50 Post Oho, New York, which
VIII receive immediate attention,
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DokRD W NrED.-A YOU'VE GENTLEMAN
- VII hee 70 get BE- are in private family IN quiet
but accessible rsrt Of the city whore he enjoy the
comforts Of home room and hedr ,om with breeks 4
lower Post Dnce
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s1oUN1.py BOARD WANTED ny LADY AND
" bsby thirscen months Old. Location o. the Hudson
river from Yonkers Etahtv street They will
m tho end of September Please address j. AcCp
II6 street.
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pOARD WsNTED-IN PLAIN, QUiET FAMILY,
- with eth,r boarders lard where the comforts OF
home b0 enjoyed without interruption ANNOYANCE
neatly furnished ooond anor ra gentleman AMI
lady lady ~. until May next Longer
IL suited Every satisfaction given, and week paid
in advance Location he below Third street In shove
Bowey and CathRrine street Address Charles Chatham
sous Post Once,
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HoR RsEs, CARRIAGES, SO.

vAy MARE TwO.wuETLEp BUGGY. HARNESS
ID whip Mat 60 sc {, sale cheap The mero j. scui
And reu,r tas,, ard stands without toug Tha buggy
Wv little utd strong aud neat. sad he whole establish
:, a. Il nj sntpd for person having business In abou
Ncwyor Apply between and4 O'Clock. NJ No. 80 veso
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND TWO OR
IA three single gentlemen be accommodated with
board Mt ia Henry street. References exchanged
ROARD.-SOME PLEASANT ROOMS ARE NOW TO
- et with board at SO and 81 East hird sreek
short above Uuon Park and Lexington
The houses have the odern imi TO vemcnts.
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DOARD--A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE PLEA
~ sanity nccomm modated In qdet family, with the
forts OF homes alec easant room for gentleman
ana his wife, at No. IL Walker street. References
changed
BOARD WANTED-1N A PRIVATE FRENCH or
~ Germsn family by q gentleman and LAZY. with full
board FOX the lady only Lpoatio Canal
frred Reference given If required Address Case, Herald
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ra,o EDITORS, PUBLISHERS. PRINTFeS, AVID
others-To he sod. apon terms, ono.ttird share
well hlisaed and popular weekly PUB
II he'd g. this city; circulation 10 100 coli9 Aaras
viii real names, Publisher, ut this Office.
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old Kind in single and double horucss aud under
tie eaodle. Sod for OF the is
The couhIy To he fer two days at G. scaunanas
stahl', 2ll Mercer street.
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EoL SALE A Lor OF NORWEGIAN TANKS. COZ:
t'nipg about ACC gall each. suitable for vinegar
manufacturers. Apply at 30 West street.
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fNOpGTRY BOARD MRS. BANKS CAN ACC0NMo
" 6stn few fam'lies single Fentlcmen, WIN gnNt
board st country seat situated htah AUD hoa
tx with brnptiGu and walks tho East river
Fy and Fiftyfrtt streets late Ha.ey re aenos
The Third avnne stages pass by every Ave mimi
eItpy reasonable For parti Apply the premises
cr 10 John Byrne Esq, No City Halt plaoc.
uyLTAsANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, MAY BE OBJ
u taiueo BY atrying st 46 est Washington pla.s.
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TOR SALE.

QO0 00A "A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON
FOU,VUO: broadway for sale. very eligible Lot
suateo on Broadway, suitable for bank afce
or store The Lot is fellow tho viii DO sold
bargain. Address u. G., Herald oiSoc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

BOARDING MAY BE OBTAINED IN THE NEW
and elegant brown stone block Nos ~ and 6l Wess
Twenty street, between Fifth and Sixth
Tho locality desirable for it's elevation and contguty to
upper Broadway to- Madison and Union squares, and to
omnibus railroad The apartments cOmnodisuss
and spitable for families single Gentlemen Transient
quiet spsoous and delightful sleeping apartments ESQ
senal to hcath) than the small rooms at the hotels
from either party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13

GOVERNMENT LAND WARRANTS sFRAUDs-DECISION or
JUSTICE STUART IN THE CASE OF LAWSON wHO n
HELD TO ANSWER.
On saturday last In the matter pending against Tho
mas Lawson, charged with Others In issuing
dulent and forged documents for the purpose Of pro-
curing land warrants and pensions due deceased soldiers
during the Mexican war; arguments were heard by tho
magistrate both sdes, and the matter submitted i.
the case of lawson Yesterday Justice stuart rendcrs<
the following wIittcn decision -