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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-12
INTERVIEW WITH MEHEMET ALI.
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Correspondence " '''' NV '','' 80
GRAND 'A'H"' b'c', iof'.
Some American gentlemen IN caro- my sen among
the number, obtained through the assistance o. our
Consul, the promise OF reception ny inc Nra'I VI
zier. The first tim. We made cur VISIT ms HlShnGSs
had gone tob"d. We per- "v%rtd' however, ana tnc
second evening were r'c wed at me vtS'iOuS Gi ihI
palacc, within the ir"" h!"@ walls o' "e c""u ecu -,
The old Sar2c"n Cal'2hS' by thamp,r'4ln o. 'me
Pasha's, III karopC"n c,,"hH' VINO '"'""'i'" Us
through two Of Three h''''' ".'' Hn' ~ >7''
but by no means SUM- '""l-' III" ''r-' '"'', Iii
mentcd with loa. mirrors ''ch't ''''u an" 5'"
ed ceiling, satin paper, VAIN pfr'i!' '"'!T'!r nov"
or pattern, and tbs h)of covered WI" " '"'oN "iu
soft Persian carp,t. broad and r'"A d'aa str''Gn
cd across the further extremity Vi inc aPmln'nt' "'
fore which stood tive tail H"hly" c"''!lcS, ll''L"
closely in a row, an" ~ a dragon Il ''I'','""
divan Upon this d,Yan W"r' : al. u" pc. I -
the Pasha and hg! oiic'''' '"s it', ~ "" liz
ropean uniform, win o'''I E"t y" u 81" III th,
corpucnt waist aAd one i-'' o."'''l !,' ,,,r
other daneIgd OF from IN s'!' s'l' " S'' o',,',
between European "'.a Er! "'i' '1''t'S ~ -" 80
at revcreni!ai distance ron ~ t""; "'u
pied the right corh'r d lhn o''1 , I
OF honor, Prci'P. t">''! va, a. '' ~. tt:rr
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-12

tanned last having pretty much exhausted the
diminished amount to be brought out by farmers, aud
consequently causing a dull season for shippers
The principal articles landed here during the
month of Julv for 1916, lSl7 and 1913, fol-
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DC T,V0-,0JI T'FU0,OTo z,99ZlOo9 .IbF,J'O
BY reducing the Wheat TO Flour, the quantity Of
the latter left at tide water this year, compared with
the corresponding period last year. shows decrease
equal 70 | ,333,Il3 brls OF Flour.
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF
the prncpa! articles OF produce left at tide water
from the commencement OF navigation to the 3lst OF
july inclusive, during the years 1916, (lO7 days,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-12
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.


" 4 !Sarings Bankfor III. benefit cfMe JYido,c and
Orphan"
tEMpowERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CArITAL $500 ,0oo STERLING, OR So, 500 900,
Besides Reserve Fund (from surplus premiums)
Of about 5 900,
(Part0f The CdpifaI is inuestpd in the United States
II. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street, Hanover, Square, Chairman of the
Court Of Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chief Office for America, - Hall ST., N.Y.)
Jacob Harvey, Chairman, Samuel s. Rowland,
John ]. Palmer, Gorham II. Worth,
Jonathan Goohue, Samuel M. Fox,
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
George Barclay, G. Edward Habcht
EDW'D T. RICHARDSON, General 14ccoun tant.
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates Lists
of Agents, &c. &c, obtained at the Chief Office, n
Wall street, from either of the Agents, through
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
For the United States aud b. N. A. Colonies
Pamphlets explanatory of Life Insurance. and the
peculiar system Of this Institution, blank forms Of
application &C., obtained at the Agents Office 6
German street.
US. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
Jonathan MerediM, Esq, Chairman.
Samp Hoffman, Esq,
J. III. NJ Culloh Esq, M. d.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIN. 6 German street.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS. iy 81 1y
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NO OWNERs AND MASTERS OF VESSELS.


patented by Tue
! b
"Vl
aslo they il o h
their ,homw
with,
h mad
shigy nttoowner
bel % o G
! i rom o
of hce,wherew pepa an
business
| eI2 Merchants
Front the SlgnalB Book Instructions.
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In addition to usual table of cc,pts at tide
water, we annex comparative statement Of the
caiPs Of some Of the leading articles Of produce at
tide water this year with those Of the period
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BALTIMORE COMPANY.
BAKE-HOUSE. O'DONNELL'S WHARF.
Sales ROonv, No i0} Pratt street, near Freierick-st
Manufactures for expectation aud consumption:
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
SODA, LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
HAND MADE WATER CRACKERS.
6S-vEssELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES.
Br giving early orders, Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand the longest voyages.
jy 10 w. II. BEATTY.
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CHEAP PLAIN AND FANCY

~ ~ "a Il IL N Il ~ n ~ ~ o. "A ~ u
JOB l2G4IN1EI Co
OFFICE No. 117. BALTIMORE STREET,
2 doors w. of South.
fHNi Il subScrbcri is in every way prepared TO cx-
Ia ccute Job Printing with great despatch and
elegance and has hand full supply Of fine aud
common papers for I3lIIlcads, Circulars. Bills OF
iading, Bank Checks &c.-IIe has considerably re-
daccd the scale of prices on
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
CIRCULARS, FREIGHT BILLS,
LABELS for Sbopkeepers, Manufacturer,
Druggists, &c.
Where large quantities are required his prices are
very low, as he runs them off by means of Napier
Cylinder Press.
The orders Of his friends particularly solicited
who will please give him call and judge for them
selves.
He has also on hand BLANK BOOKS of his own
manufacturer and will make to order at the shortest
notice-which he warrants equal to the best in the
ciiy-togcthcr with full supply Of STATION
AIRY, SC. JOS. ROBINSON, Printer,
june Bookseller & Slationcr, III Baltimore ST.
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Dec. 3i5 lis Incl ~ ,29D .. II, 81 ldcc SO, 65l
1t will be seen by the above that the receipts this
year have thus far been greater than they were in
lS45.-Iibany Journal.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-12
New oaLEANs-wcck ending with I


Remqrks-Our general market has renamed quite
Inactive this week in all dcpartmcnts.-Delta
COitOn-Ihe adviCcs by the llibcrna have had
tendency TO advance prices fully Of a cent, which
rather checked operations and the sales of the week
have been only 10000 bales mostly ON English ac-
count. The rang has been a5i cts. for ord. 6aG,
for good mid, and 7al for fair. The stock on han
is s., 500 bales. 10jucco--1he demand has been
les, brisk, and 100 hhds have sold, and at
prices less firm. FiOr-Largc receipts have de
pressed the market and prices H. cts lower
the rates for Ohio and ord. Illinois, 4.37 "a \ 49,
closing with the sale Of 22j br. Missouri at + and
choice at 50 Grain-Corn has improved and sold
at 3Sdl2 cts. for ord TO prime lots and white at Al.
Wheat has sold at s5a51 cts. PrOUSionS-P Pork is
still dullcr, and the weeks sales barely 500 brs.
at lOa = lO.25 for Mess and 75a for Prime. The
transactions in Lard larger, though at consider
ably lower rates for barrels. The sales reached 300
brs. at 5a7i for very inferior to very prime; and
about 1900 kegs at saS! cts. per ID. CoGeeRio has
declined. Sales Of 300 bags 6aG for inferior and
63a6i cts. per Id. for good 10 prime. Whiskey-
Large receipts have depressed the market, which
may now be quoted dull at 10. for large and l6inl7
cts. for small lots Of Rccificd. Raw, - cts. En-
change-Is without material alteration, Sterling I "a
81 per cent. prem, and Sight Checks on New York
Gal per do, FreightS-Though the supply Of YES
sells is still very large, the rates rather frmcr.
Cotton for Liverpool at 9-32d5 l6d. in Amer. ships;
Tobacco at 27s. 6d.a30s Many vessels have laid up
till next season, rather than take the current rates
To-day an American ship engaged for Liverpool at
SLID. for Cotton.
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Dec 7l....I0l, lG5 -. 206.239 Inc > ,O7G

The aggregate quantity of the articles left at
tide water from the commencement of navigation to
the 3lst Of July, inclusive, is follows:
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Barley,
brls. bush. bush. bush.
. ,22 so. 3, 1853 ,3G4. .2S2 ,557
l5l5 900. .952,2o5 ...Sl6,26 . $40, $50. lis, III
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CANALS OF NEW YORK.

RECEIPTS OF FLOUR, GRAIN, &c.
The quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley,
left at tide water during the fourth week in July in
, h,. gears l~i7 and ISM is as follows:
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Lnke Lnnoris tLom eo.nnencement Of NarigaLlon 10


-fugUSF, TOT UTte S'UN0nS.
The following is comparative table Of few lead
ING articles landed from the commencement OF naYi-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-30

The rraprieiors Of the cotton factories
Al Pinshmrg have suspended operations
for The pr sent. rather Than coniinue husi.
ness II inss under he ien.huur law ri
The State. which gives similar nanulacln.
refs in oil.er States an advantage over
them. Tie 6azelle of The 10Th has this
paragraph:
f" A rarnmiiiee nf the faclnry on ncrs left
yesterday FOR western Virginia 10 examine
sites for The purpose Of building up ma.
nufaciuring Town. 1,lis project u sincere
~ entertained by ~ lie proprieiors. ant!
by some &c them very enthusiastically.
We learn also, on god authority, thai
cotton manufacturer in The eastern part Of
The State, who visited this .ciiy Few DAYS
back. has agrted 10 take 100000 stock
in this town. and 10 erect a large cotton
mill. The danger thai Penns, lvania will
entirely lose this branch Of manufacture,
for wliieh .he i well adapted. is imminent.
Three sites are Offered The company, all
between Wellsvllle and Wheeling, in
Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-30

this he disiinrtly understood. snd he r.
rnriy beenme. apparrnIs bot lel IN one
suppose liial hersnse ne has raised his
sod 10 The productive point, il will eoniin.
use 50. srlf-su,iained. To sustain II he
must continue these same means, in less
degree. that he used 10 TesiaFe II.
. Il mas he a question whether turning
in green az dry vegetables. Is Tie best
plan; bnt there Is no question that holh
are iaa LITTLE priced in this dslriti. III
could wake HE farmers mp IN a Just ap-
preriarion 81 hi. subject, should feel
that ! had dnne The country some service.
This would be sufiisien, reward.
FRANKLIN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-30
A HuMoRous SPEECH.


In the House of Representatives, on The
9Th, Mr.. Lincoln made the crack
speech" If ,he.duy. lie is a very able.
arute, unroutl, honest, upright man, and
and tremendous Way wi,lial!
After answering MI The objections rais-
ed againstsC;en. Taylor, he turned hisbat.
terry upon Gen. Cass aud HE Baltimore
Platform. After showing that Gen. Cass
and his supporters had a curious set 81
principles, varying with the breeze to con.
caring one shade AT the North
and another al the South. he turned his
attention TO Mr.. Iverson. who had said,
in his speech the other day, that the
Wings had turned out Henry Clay, like
an old broken down horse, 10 root! He
asked if the genllernan's party had turned
out no old horse! Had they not turned
out Martin Van Buren, TO root! And was
not That old horse now roofing in man.
ner that made them uneasy and uncom-
Portable! ~
lie said the friends of Cass were at
tempting 10 sheer al the Wings for nomi.
.nqting a Military Chieftain for their cam
dila,e. aud YET these very innoeenls were
striving with all their might TO make
il out thai Gen. Cass was military heru
WHO has broken his sword, marched into
Canada, and all that; and who now had
on The ticket with him another military
man! The Cass men had two military
chiellains for candidates where the Wings
had one, and yet they presumed 10 rebuke
the Wings for going after military hero
lie reviewed Gen. Cass's military ex.
PLOTS. He said that the General did
march into Canada, when nobody oppos
ed him, AMI b" marched out again in the
same way. As 10 his breaking his sword
history was not very clear upon the sub
iirci, except thai as The Louisville Journa
well says, il he did break il, he didn't do
any thing else with it. .
MIR. Lincoln said he was himselfsome
thing Of a military hero; he was gu, in th'
Black Hawk war. and was just about al
near fight as Gen. Cass ever was. HI
broke no sword. for he had none, he wa
sorry to say, to break--he had a musket
He alluded 10 aud ridieuled Genera
Cass's extra charges, and his great facul
~ of doing vast amount OF business a
the same time, in three different places
and receiving pay and rations Tor tn
whole! He referred TO the fable Of tn
ass between Two stacks of hay, unable Il
eat either. |, would not be so With &c
p neral Cass, for he would manage TO ga
both Of them up at once s. :.
4 Mr.. Lincoln's manner was so good-ns
tured and his style SO peculiar. that h
kept the House in continuous roar {
merriment for the last half hour Of hi
. speech. ..t... .-... ..-.--...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-30
Ride a little Mearer.-During the

. Ride a little Wearer.-During the
battle Of Palo Alto, the Mexican artillery.
perceiving General Taylor and his staff,
poured it upon them a shower of canister
and grape, Upon my word." said the
general, 81 do believe the rascals want To
hit mes!' Very soon one Of his officer
rode up, aud suggested to the general, tina,
| il would be better Tor him To retire 10 a
position less exposed. Well" said the
general. who had been sitting all the time
at his ease, with lns leg over the saddle,
watching the movements Of the contend
ling armies, .lsi lis ride up nearer, ant
then their balls will 60 over us" And
on he rode 10 IA sill more exposed poin,
bulswhere lie could have better view o
The battle. @s - 4~'@.@s@s''7a%A' ~ VII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08
AND MONEY MATTERS
10, SaIa e, Stocks, SC. sec For@ Page

WEDNESDAY, June Up NJ
The market was rather heavy to-day, and the
,,,.sctions were moderate. Treasury Notes went 10
noe in the strco,, after the Board there were very
ls,se salcs Harlem which broke down TO so. some
lsr,e holders are evidently selling out
The market closed heavy for Bills, and the sup
,ry exceeded the demand Good bills sold at lOi 49,
bs, frstcsass bills were selling - nom some deH
Or. ia Exchanre arc very confident that decline OF
per cent VIII take place in Exchange WITHIN - OF -
dave. and that the dra Of specie WI be stopped
In Frcirhts there is some activity and there
would be- more bu; FOR the scarcity Of vessels on the
berth sorae heavy Freight was taken NJ 2Os Tor Liver
pool. aud 25s for London
The Steamer to-day took S2'i7o0 in specie
which Is less than was anticipated
The miscellaneous exports nom May 80 TO June
20 Creai Britain and TO iayTc have been o. annexed
u, L,adoa bids rffoeo 90 s.t e-e,'o. e',. p,
frl $4,000 =. Oh -ke. - f4ss f-' aal i po hni'l a.
i lstreei t bos turen'ne - oa' i''' 90 ''' '''' "
r L.,s,777 ss ro,s ,9 b.ieef 90 b5. po,,h ic9 l5'
oo, b.. el5,er ed ss-i-j d. ism. g. cs7, Dbl
lIf cf7ri c-r-e. li.rti b- tsT 'sg n ',i1,
..S N . r.. ;. tis beet f.ItI M tlon. -31A ilr lrt
as a. hsni-. toi N cece o. - gu, whale on
u, Vsr.-5l ibI. potash. ~ bbi icsf'rh pses lnfs
The North American Fire Insurance Company
have declared scnisnnual dividend Of per cent and
Ar extra dividend Of payable on the eth inst. The
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company o.
Nashville. semi annual dividend Of 90 per share.
The Skipping List publishes the following state
ment
Ir1oyt,5 Bye4dggs from tho United States 10 Great Britain
and ffeff md " Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08
A. ARNOLD * co.


DEING DESTROYS Of reducing their large and valuable
Dsors of Dry Goods much possible, before remo'-
ne o their new NOW process of ereciOnl are n7"
offering the balance OF their Spring importation az greatly
reduced prices consisting par Of the following articles
SlLEs-Pau PLAID ou1 striped Gace II ~ inches Wlde
FOuards-plaiu. L td and Printed.
ros dc Rhues-S8 81. a. ald e. Of the most celebrated
makers
Bucee-Plain. Pad. Printed and Embroidered many
Of them very choice goods and confined styles
Grenadines and six I.ssucs-PIr. Printed ana I'm
brodered.
Isabella and LOUISE llid and striped.
Toll de Cheue-rOu de NOrd-IOl 81 hide
French POpins-Paid and Damasse.
French and English Prints
French and Scotch Giu-AaTs
French Printed Cambuc.. Jgconefs and Organdies.
Fugli.h Lawns ard Organizes.
Muslin delames-Piau. Printed and high colors
French end scotch Embroidered CoIsls aud themiLeus
English aud German Hosery.
French Cashmere Long and square Sna"s
Plain. Printed and BrO-he Barege DO
Canton Grippe Shawls. plain and Embroidered.
Sik Ni-lies ana MaruIas
Together with au Unsurpassed stock u Linen Goods and
Housek eeprg Articles wcl worthy the attention OF iie
buyers II such goods J'n '"l'''"
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BLFECKFR Aucuonccr
,rH,r.r SALE Or VALUABLE LOTS q

4
seconi.avcuuc Harlem. Thrd-aseune, fnynst sna ri,y
second sis Eley euth-aveuue. &c.-ANlhONi bLft'h
IN ,yl III. nj public auction on Tuesday, the 9Th DAY OF
inns inst al IL O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange tne
sIo. ii land on he noriery eide ofTweny hrstswo
of Them being euuued 20 The privilege oi SttmeI0Npes-
rs f l,l ON tlc souihery side OF Twenty secondsi.
I'M Inc rear OF aforementioned oi-, and OF NE sane al.
meusons Covenants against nuiraees rs 70 al n' ~''
s los on the .ou'hery side OF Forty secends between
the Second and Third avenues - ,,o
los he westerly side 81 second avenue 'e'"e'"
E1rfvfrst and FOny-secondst ,..,
The >econdayeuue isreguaied and gfaded ana 'he oo
ard gutter stones IN front Oi said lots ,
Severtl cores OF land adjoining the lss described
lots ON the easfery eide oi the ImrdaNenur ON my
n,,,ieasi corner of One Hundred and Seveneen'hs .
feet a inches hy loofeei each ,,-,. =,
lots ON { ne Hundred and seyen-enIhs 81 adjoining 10
s on the southerly side Of One Hundred and Egh
ec be- nung Id feet east Of the ThrdaNenae % iee
q o. on he esserly side Of the Third bswoen
One Hundred and Eighteenth aud One Hundred ana Nhe
o's on he norhcry side OF One Hundred and Eish'
iesnihst adjoining the above a.. ,,..s.., an, Nrs
lots he sOuiherly side OF One hundieu si'' N"e
o,.on 6e eas,erly side Of the Eleventh avenue, on 'he
south css corner OF Finy-hrstst - A..
20 lots he souihery side Of fihy'hfs's" oe'"ee" '
Tenth aud Eleventh avenues
~ "a, lie easerly side OF the Eleventh avenue, be-
tween Fy-trst aud tinysecond sic comprising we "no'o
D. lots ON Inc noriherly side Of Fnyhs St between the
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. ,
n lo. on The southerly side of Fhy-secondsL oe'"eep
I The Tenth and Eleventh avenues. Il. .
lots on easerly SIDE OF HE ElevenihRNehue GU NV
] northeast corner II Finy-second-st. -
ID sorcs Of aud on the nonhery side Of fny-secondst
running Hopper s-lane, between me TENN ana E'e'en
The Hudson River Railroad will pass through the Flew
/ enfhavcuue A..
TrRMs oF sALETen per cent Of the purchase money, 10
Ice paid I'D the acioneer the day OF sale fhreh pe'
cent on the 18Th day Of July next when NE dceIs WI" po
dslvered The balance may remain on bond aud mortgage
a, per cent per annum for three years payable LaiSe
/ liz, or for five yerrs a. per cent ...,
Every lot p up viii be sold 10 the highest bidder without
a..
Lifh0grapic maps Of The above lots may be hah OF inc
Auctoncers. Broad. II week before Tie sale.
For farther Information apply 10 the Auctoneer o. 10
III isu fiOGl ~ l.. CUTTING. 10 Wall-sf
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CLOTHING.
sPRING ANp sUnGNIER CLOTHING
m m, NcfLR0Y 3 I'D. ~ BROADWAY.

y u WITLNUI = %. III DNVNUFF Y
V'HREE DOORS ABOVE TIE AMERICAN hOIEL,
aud directly opposite the PARK Fountain, are prepared
10 offer o the us 1ecion OF their numerous patrons and NE
1c a. choice and vanei on Of new goods Tor
Snrng and summer be found n the cNy-ccl-
sisung cOfl,, csslmer-, ve-tnss casnnerees ees,
eriuoz drab d'tfe &C. which they are enabled To make
lp ID order a. great reduction from former prices. no
They would particularly cal the attention VI le uaFeNlg
pubc aud other. wanting trsrte article OF ready
Garments equal n every respect 10 those made io oruer
which cy are selling cheaper an anything heretofore OF
fercd tO the public 49,,
An assortment OF reaymade dress and frock coats latest
STYLES zephyr cloth, casAmereue, tweed dfaD dce ana
mrnu0. polka and sack coats also paa0ons' a'i steN
and drawers; haho-e scars, crarai- sueneis ana s1e
rior article OF kid gloves, constantly on hand
They would CAL attention iO f'lr superior Styles oI Fes
and parf oou- a. furnished al - BrOadway lmys is
Strangers and others would DO well tO call and examine
their stock and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-08
SPLENDID BfRDsEYE VIEW OF THE EMPIRE CITY
Just COnPL ETED. -
nURJISHFD WILLIAMS ~ STEVENS,

4 i,l BrOadtvuv-TLr 0lly accurate and mlfenehsife
Veyy III SevYork City ald EuvrOn--lIs view y TAKEN
rom lie ea-f side over Williams Durgh, and presents me en-
m len 9Th ana breadth Of the great CITY % Ne"-fofA az
ffgh no a. Tyeuefl-s ile east, and stretching aci--
i~onsv from the point of 81 -h tO about oretnst on Ar
-, CIV and folOxeu: the Norl RIVER Governor and
staten Islands the extensive Boy ll ne NAffo"si p. IT.
ef a large portion Of Bfo0Ayn the Navy afd- Ail W -
.rstrrt i The foreground. Aglu- New-l ora relose-
he forest Of shipping, - great c0ullrc4 aalnPf Ne ~
River i studded with steamers and SAILING vessels Tue
,oe drawn with the ca-efl. regard 20 accuracy ~
rs -ion and perspecuve, IN Tie atvr Ocanol aud hE
IN ever pronnen. object. and combining AZ once hh i.
fr,nrer IL A. once conveys perfect iea o ne exact "ca
.or o Ne-York with reference tO surrounding pars ~
lr-iai canon. and this renders o most de-
CRADLE arouisrou 90 the c0unn-lo--e ~ le n.eic-i
tni very satisfactory description o send 10 aienl a '@
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