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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

DR0POSALS FOR LOAN.-S225, 600 SEVEN PER CENT
Mortgage and Convertible Bonds Of the Hillsborough
and Cincinnati Railroad Company-Seaed proposals will
be received for snns Of not less than O0 a the oes
Of Delano Dunsyy Co.. No. Is Wall street, New York.
$50 900 seven per cest Bonds Of the Hllsborough and
Cincinnati Railroad Company conyertibe into stock Of the
company At the Will Of the holder within throe years
from lat July Iaerest coupons attached. payable 1st
January and lst uy each year. in New York. at the Mer
LIST July A. ID. 1861 These Bonds part Issue
OF S0Wo, secured by mortgage fftyseyen miles Of
road from Loveard, Oho to point twenty miles cast
OF Hseorough They are issued to meet the expense
Loyeiand tthe point oeonnsotion with the Little Miami
ralrosd east to HsSoraugh th;rtyfye miles OF which
mpeted as first oass railroad, with rail- sixty
pounds TO the yard and has been running since st
up this timo netaed clear six per cent the
cost of tho road This Thirty miles of road from
Loveand to sborough through portions of the
counter ofClermons, Warren Clinton and Highand-the
latter OF which, anc by the Asseseors returns for S
has Of cattle 10 93i hesd of hogs AZ $50 head Of p
2fla head of wheat i953sS buihes and corn lG0i 900
bushels and Of ether products in the rao showing
probability that, local road IL may pay from
twelve per cent the cost Of construction But IL Is tho
policy Of the company 20 cxtn their road east Of
will form conneesion with tho railroad line from
Baltimore the cities OF Cincinnati and st. Louis, of
which this road is connecting link. The trustee In the
mortgage is Jsmcs D. ianer, Esq, Of the city of New
past Thirty per will be required being no tilted o
acceptance Of bid and the balance during onths Of
September and October Exhibits, giving full particulars
in rels on to these securities, we'll the report Of
Colonel Ewood Morris, Civil Eugineer and D. H. Latrobe
Isa. Consulting Engineer, the entire line from Hills
borough to Po'ershurs be at the banking
OF DalanO Duolayy Co.. No lS Wall street, Ne, York
j. NJ. rRIABLE President H. u c. RR. Co.
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DEATH OF POLICE OFFICER MILIER.-M

DEATH OF POLICE OFFICER MILL ER.-Mr, James
Miller Of the city police. who was assaulted aud
seriously injured some three weeks ago by young man
named Copperh waite lived until Thursday mig h about
eleven O'Clock when he expired. His demise took place
the Pennsylvania Hospital from which institution he
never removed For some days past he had fingered
between life and DEATH with hopes for his recovery
He leaves family in destitute circumstances Young
Copperthwaite is in prison. The Mayor will lodge q
final commitment ogg.nst him to stand his trial for
hcnicide. Philadelphia North .imericun .aug. 7.
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Meteorological Observations.

s,TunpAr, August 7, 1889.
BrrraLo, 10 A. M.-Barometer 1900. thermometer
c.. Wind southwest cloudy, duh morning. Raining,
ROCHESTER 10 A. M-Cool pleasant morning. Wind
southwest Thermometer 6s. Cloudy
Arur... 10 A. M-Cloudy morning, with appearances
of moro rain thermometer 90. Wind northwest
SYRACUSE 10 A. MA cloudy unpleasant morning
pained heavily during tho night. Wind west Their
Iromettr ".
UrcA 10 A. M-RaiDipg hard and every prospect Of =
continuance of Thermometer 80. Wind vest
AtnsSr. 10 A. E-Cloudy Wind northwest. Thx.
Gcs.cter IS. EMcMstsx :, coS, N.eury 7S.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~~>-rs0Sso-eys~-,y~oo~~-~c-
AR RIv AL
OF THE
STE A MS HIP PACIFIC.
>>>~>~o>~>~>~~~~~~~.>s
RESULT OF THE B TTISH ELECTIONS.
~~NN>~o~.s~~~-rOS-y~>~~~
BLOODY SCENES IN IRELAND.
>Noo>o~~NN>~No>0o.s>-~
AFFAIRS I'm FRANCE.
N..~~,N>---~>-~,-->oS>,u
Aspirations Of Louis Napoleon,
Interesting from the Germanic
and Italian States,
&C., &C., &c.
RESULT OF THE B ITISH ELECTIONS.
Aspirations of Louis Napoleon.

The Collins steamship Pacific Capt. Nye reached this
port about half past two o'clock this morning She lcf
Liverpool the 2sth ult at half past ten o'clock A. NJ
The p. brings hundred and passengers, and
six hundred and fifty tons of freight.
The Africa arrived ut Liverpool the Goth ult, few
minutes past five o'clock A. NJ. Dr. Kossuth, alias
Smith, left the evening for London.
The steamer Sarah Sands arrived at this port the
Goth, at noon, after favorable rum
The news by the Pacific has few features Of In
terest.
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,,ronrpn CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED, ARRESTS, ETC.
e'' Nxw ORLEANS, August 9, 1857
.sA A-ov.H Havann.
The steamship Crescent City has asriveu 49,
wilh soyices to the I'd inst
Coniderabs excitement prevailed when the Crescent
City left in consequence of the alleged discovery Of
political conspiracy In which numberof Influential per-
said to be engaged
large number Of scditious documents were reported
to have been found and the accuse Of circu
latng them arrested
The markets generally unchanged and Vt little
business was doing.
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CapteIn rIarey,s Command,

New ORLEANS, August Z, 1852.
The Picoyune has received the Little Rock Gazette of
the 3Oth ult which publishes statement received from
Fort Arbuckle, pronouncipg the of Captain
Marcy and troops by the Indians, to be fasc report.
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Political Intelligence.

There is division in the democratic party In Cincin-
naii and the two sections known the Mamis's
and " Saw bucks.n
10 Is sad that the only strictly tceotaler among tha
our candidates tor Governor Of Maine, is Mr. Chandler
the anti Maine law candidate.
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From st. John, N. Is.

THE EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILROAD.
ST. JOINS, N. b., Aug. z, 1882.
Railway engineers from England will be in town to-
On Monday the directors Of the European and
North American railroad will meet them and the work
will commence Immediately Mr. Morton, from Portland
is aso here, and will be associated with them in the
survey.
Halifax papers the arrival there Of Sir John
Gaspard lie Marchand the 1t Governor on Thurs.
day, in the flag ship Cumberland, from Newfoundland
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Railroad Accident In Ohio.

CiNci NSArr August 7, 1852.
The bridge the Hamilton and Eaton Railroad gave
way while the down train was passing IL yesterday
Two freight and baggage smashed, and four
persons badly injured The passenger fortunately
became detached when the forward fcl the
euft would have been more serious.
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Serious Railroad Accident In this State.

ALBANY, August Z, 1852.
The express train coming east met with casualty
to day. at Waterloo. In consequence Of misplaced
Switch the engine of the track smashing It, together
with the tender and baggage car One of the passenger
cars was literally demolished number Of passengers
were puredthree dangerously that they left at
Waterloo Mr. Erastus Corning Of this city, had Of
his legs injured but able 70 rcach homo In the train
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SUDDEN AND DISTRESSING DEATH.-Yesterday,
while riding from the Capitol TO Browns hotel by the
side Of her husband and little daughter and while engaged
IN cheerful conversation, Mrs. James b. Thornton, Of
Memphis, Tennessee expired She taken into Mrs,
McPhersons and medical aid Immediately obtained but
her spirit had already gone to Him who gave it >
Uoshineton Irnion Rh
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GHERIFF'S SALE ON ATTACHMENT.-BY yIRUE
~ Of writ Of attachment Issued by the Supreme Court
Of the State Of New York Of order one OF the
tes Of said Court shall sell at public auction at the
herehans Exchange In the city Of new York the 10th
dsy OF August 1852 ~ oolnok orths OF the
brieantine Chrstin her tacke apparel and furnture
new lyil q at the Allan tic Docks, Brooklyn.
Ana UiLLypR, Deputy.
NtM Atgh. Ass-.s :. IT,.
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The America Aground-Departure from
Halifax.

HALITAy, August I, IsJ2.
In the darkness and fog Of Thursday night, both Of
which intense, the steamship America ashore
Devils Island, and remained aground until noon yes
terday when she oated of without assistance and
without sustaining any damage and sailed for Liverpool
the same afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08

The elections now with the exception Of five
five vacancies still to be filed namely Orkney and Wick
in Scotland and Tyrone and Donegal in Ireland. 1t is
even with the returns before us, different matter to
foretell what majorty-for majority they will havethe
Derby ministry are able to command in the House. The
classified lists Published by the leading papers, differ so
widely that they be regarded only approxma-
ton to truth the Ministerial and Opposition
In the present contest embrace many shades Of
lcal opinion that cannot indicate with approach
to certainty the numerical force any division that
would involve the fate Of the government The Globe
sets down the number at Liberals 900, Derby Disrael
ties $50 doubtful SO The Morning Chronicle Ministeri-
29O Wings and advanced Liberals 3l0 Liberal
Conservatives Pcelites between SO and CO. The Ship
mate which probably nearly accurate may be
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CLOTHING.


atASr orr CJOTHlNG.-LARGE OR SMALL GUAM.
~ titles OF good left of wearing apparel wanted, for
wliah tho full value will he literally given In currons
money, By addressing through post calling James
Moronsy at his secondhand store, No III Orange street.
near Chatham street.
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The vote is very large and thus far there is small
gain for John Kerr the whg candidate who it generally
thought is elected.
despatch dated Raleigh, yesterday, says Reid gains
125 in four counties in this vicinity
The wings gain two Commoners in Chowan and Per-
quinons.
Wing Senator's elected in Chowan Gates Pasquo-
tank, and Perquimans.
In Northampton there is whig gain and in Robson
the wings gain commoner.
Barrett, (dem) is elected to the Commons In Moore
county The vote for Governor in this county showed
whig loss Of Ill.
whig Senator il elected from Perquimous county,
and ono from Chowan county. Whig Senators also
supposed to be elected from Camare and Curratuck
ties.
In Chouan county whig representative Is elected to
the House of Commons and Kerr for Governor receives
an increased vote.
The present indications are that the wings will have
majority in the Legislature.
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The japan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for tlNe
Pacific, &c.

BALTIMORE, August Z, 1852.
The steamship Princeton OF the Japan Expedition, is
slowly approaching completion and it will be from four
TO Fix weeks before she is ready to SAIL
The bark 0riole will sail from here Monday for San
Francisco with the materials Of eight light houses to be
erected on the Pacific coast
There Il mail ,outh Of Charleston.
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DRY GOODS

r AIDES, GO AND TEST iT-HUNpREDS
IL Dresses being cut at No. ~ Canal street,
1ayiorB new and splendid system OF cutting Ladie :
nrtsos Ladies you respectfully invited to call aud
before leave the city Dresses exquisite
eyen for thirty cents The science taught for 81
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Missouri Election.

Missouri Election.
ST. LOUIS. August 8, 1885,.
accounts in the opinion that Colonel Benton
has been elected to Congress In tho First district.
In the Third district Miller, whg, for Congress, has
900 maority-ln Cobb Howard Randolph, Cooper Moni-
teau, Boone, Morgan, Clarke and Lewis counties The
remaining counties gave 100 Democratic majority In 1850
Miller is doubtless elected.
In the Fourth trct the report is that Oliver, the
wbig candidate, is elected
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The North Carolina Election.

BALTIMORE, August 7, 1852.
The returns Of the State election in North Carolina
come in very slowly WeraEsmit the for Governor
far received, compared with the election for the
same office two years ago -
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HOUSE WANTED-WANTED TO RENT, A SMALL
IL two story House in the vicinity Of Broadway, not
lower down town than Walker street. higher than
and location.
40 O00 HOUSES IN NEW YORK WANTED.-
DO,OOOs The undersigned hes several applications for
fre $40 0 Persons having such property
'at' Wa p''"'' M l. SHELDON, IS Nassau street.
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- Nrw ORLEANS, August 0, 1852.
Now York
Tho William Penn sailed to-day for New York and the
Falcon leaves tomorrow for Havana
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AsTVOIOGY.

"A sTRoLOGY.-DR. G. W. ROBACK, FROM SWEDEN,
N lately Philadelphia offers his services to tho citi
of New York He able to foretel past present and
es calculated and read in FULL aco riding 70 the oraces
and masouline sgne-Iadies S gentlemen, $3.50 Natvi
tics oaIcuated-Tadies S3; gentlemen, S. Once, No.
white street York. where letters post psid VIII re-
pcrs Astrological Amanaos be procured at the omc,
gratis. where oertidcates can be seon.
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The Sonthcrnrr NJ Charleston

e CnARLhsroN, August !, IS1Z.
1s 1. % ilai se.i.ai.ip SoutArrDes, Captain iiIsn
fottcr, arrived here this NORMA. from New Yosx.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

TAxES OF ls52.-oFFICE OF RECEIVER OF
Taxes, No. New City Hall, Park.-Rate. 9S 70-l -
hereby gwen that the tax books Of the present
will be open Tor the 9th Of August next
and that will then DO prepared receive the xes charged
thereon All paisg taxes previous the first
of November next will receive deduction OF interest at
seven per cont calculated from the time
ment the st Of December next One cent will 30
Hours for receiving aIes-fron A. NJ 70 r. N. Bank
able money only received.
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Tsxea
b-rersons can have their bills by applying at this
snd are requested 10 give full descriptions their
nd also to In gurs for their personal tax any.
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FTOEress Oh inc CHOIeFHs
ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER, August 7, 1852.
The Board of Health report thirteen cases of
cholera and eight Deaths for the twenty four hours end
ing at 4P NJ. Two Of the Deaths however, should have
been reported yesterday.
The weather to-day has been warm md pleasant.
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RHoApwAI THEATRE.-E. A; MARSHALL; LESSEE.
The coolest best ysfS':S npnN %RP ihfsssi in
sUGoEss TNPARALLELE D.,
AS ~ his
NIBLO's 'saARDEN.-MANAGER.M MR.yoHN SETON
pepaiar
sHh2RFF6SGAa NILE. F6GaAuD.. s3Fo.
tom Ssssrs whiting and Reynolds in favoIite piece AZ
'l0' LADIES BEWARE.
which dancing BY the popular and attractive French
NIBLo's GARDEN.-MoNDAY,A Y,AUGUsTa-FRENCH
~ and Spanish Dancers Nile Pougaud and senor Soto
Sa
Drew mrs John sei.on Mrs Henry and Messrs Whiting
the Ges Con co%sSap ed Ms Barton who will repeat the
RRoApwAYTHEATRE-uNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
9essh than sii
sI
s1sdss beautiful Hosts sfinos
have tried ana tsea The p,tronass at this house In
path
John y
~ dsyiIls Compsny, and Rousset Famly's Ballot, alto
AA DlGShTEk Afh :; Of Fl TIE PsEGi%EkT;
-Four sisters Rcuset in new Divortsssmsns. IVY
CASTLE GARDEN.-FRENCH OPERA COMIC. vAU-
rager Of the Opera j. Rousse Manager Of the Ballet
formed. the DAUaHTER Of fHE RESfMENT"MRsa -
Fleury Joliy.Menehand-Craat. New advertisement by
CASTLE GARDEN-FRENCH g. HEIsER, PROPRIF-
~ torsGThe Thirteenth Grand Sunday Concert this
season. by Dodworhs celebrated Cornet Band. will take
place Sunday evening August s. Admission 25 cents
To commence at o'clock precisely No postponement
account of the weather.
ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS AND THE PUBLIC
Having just Advertisement, signed by p. I.
Barnu of the American Museum calculsted and intend
Cd to ds injury TO- and R9sble prevent the Of
Children in their native country their return
in England Ireland and Scotland during the
has been without parallel in dramatic history said
Barnum and his legal adviser Mr. Cromwell themselves
wedge wish simply to state, that since the 18th Of
June 1882 have had connection whatever with said
Barnum and that defy him to produce proof whatever
of renewal of engagement for second year, of
intmation OF renewal and that the threat his
lawyers signature, Of expendng 100000 to oppose the
proposed Of my children in America after return
In August will not prevent me from mahag that tour
am fully prepared to guarantee managers and others
against all njunctions suits damages, &c. viii, ayarcc
and malice hatch against the Of my children
which the great would his wealth for force
whore he has shadow Of right will be duly
and appreciated by my countrymen Let him produce just
proofs Of claim upon and will submit other wise his
threats Of persecution backed by his wealth and in
huence will like Arabian chickens, still come home to
roost." Ii. L. BATEMAN.
P.S-Ths insinuations Of understanding with Bar
in this dculty which have been limited at by Of
knows could possibly give them moments eredence.
H. L. B.
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usfriR

The balance sheet Of the National Finance for 1851
been at length published and shows deficit of 55 42
orins although the receipts 2S 9555Sl norn
than in the pr, ceding year
The Emperor entered Pennsylvania on the Goth, and,
according to official accounts, was well received
The correspondent of the London Times learns from
coed that Georgcy is be- has already been,
sent to the fortress of Kufsten In the Tyro The
respondent sincerely hopes tho information may
Incorrect
vienna correspondent of the London Chronicle
says bIr McCurdy, the Envoy Of the Untsl States,
returned the 20h from his tour In Italy ard Swift
zerland and, for the present. 1t is probable he will
mai in
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.


CCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN TIRE BEST ROUTE FROM
= New York ". New Hampton, twice daily BY Central
good rad On and a:e. July 22i, leave ~ steamer Red
Jacket from pier No North river, at eight o'clock A.
hours For tckes farther nto nation apply = Hopes
Express Office. No. "a aroadway, or on board the boas.
u street and Broadway, New York, opened to the
public Monday, May rs 1851 1t contains one hundred
.y rooms furnished In the most elegant style, with
every possible will be kept the American
and European plans and the propretors are
the world. DONALD \ co.
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Commercial Affairs.


LIVERPOOL, July 28 1852
The Funds during the past three days steady On
Saturday they remained stationary throughout day
ut 1O0aG Il for both money and account, and
opened ut the figure Monday, remained ur-
Tuesdays closing quotations cousols account and
stock cofed ut $50 to 23l price which it had not at.
tained since 1925 Mexican three per cents 25 TO a5
to 25A.
AMERICAN SrocKs--At Hamburg ON the 2;.i. U. s. six
per cents quoted. 1o6l4 bills 195 money, Maryland
fys per cents 10S money
WEIGHT, CANDY & co. : CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, 81 Chapel street. July 2T, 1862
CoTroS.-Snce the departure Of the Niagara Satur-
day the demand for this staple has continued anasd
and the daiy sales have been extensive scale at
hardening prices so much So that raise quota
tons one eighth Of penny per lb American descrp-
uons generally All classes have freely participated in
the business doing ana confidence In yet higher stand
ard OF value Is very strong seeing that
likely to be increased by further import, Of any
moment for time and the chances Of casualties
to the growing crop may still exercise an i'm
rortant influence the probable extent Of the yield.
so long this remains open question and money IL
so free OF the feeling prevailing is likely
to undergo much change particularly whilst the brilliant
prospects or bountiful harvest prominently be-
tore The sales for the past three days etna-
ted at
Bales
Saturday 20 0Oc7,oo0 spec and ex $1,000 American
Monday 70 O0c-4,0O0 /" . co 600
Tuesday 80. II OOO--0cOO 10 600
The import for the time Is about "a 500 bales
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COAL.

COAL "CHEAP AS EvER."-BEST QUALITY RED
~ and White Ash from vessel yard at the very lowest
market prices Consumers would do well lev: "a thaie
supplies. As the season advance = nust coal." W
Nos. 81 and 80 Washington ,-~ssSEgoRGE nd
-e'reee. o1oAs~ -.oKRoW.
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Inc in our market has not been without
effect in Manchester whore those who formerly hestated
about giving out orders have been TO chose
spnners however cvncDg disposition to accept latc
rate has tended to limit the of business but OH
the whole trade healthy aspect and both goods
and yarns arc in better request at advancing prices
In the grain market change of Importance has oc-
cuTred heavy and continued rain for about eighteen
hours has caused some sight injury to the crops in this
negbborhood which however is not rreparable aud
fine weather again prevails the prospects for good har-
vest are undated Wheat Is in fair request and there IL
also more inquiry tor good sweet -four at last week
prices The demand for Indian corn has fallen of but
as few samples off red decline be noticed in
rates although to make sales concessions would have to
ha tpaIa
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Holland.

THE AMERICAN EXPEDITION TO JAPAN.
We find the following in the Amsterdam Iandelsblad u
the 18th So We learn from positive source, that the
government Of the United States Of America has aban
doned its project Of expedition against Japan 1t has
preferred invoking the mediation Of the Dutch govern
men We also assured tint the Dutch government,
which in s46 made overturcs to the Emperor Of Japan,
In the interest of the whole Ct European has
accepted this mission have doubt Of its using
every effort to accomplish 1t successfully.
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EORPORATloN SALE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
given; That sale will take place At the Public Yards
on the wharycs streets and picr Of the city as Encum
brances and that have remained In the yard IN Co tho och
day Of July last past Sale at tho yard OF Ryington
etreet At NJ and At the yard IN Jane street,
Greenwich and Washn gt2n, At IL O'clock, M BY order
GEORGE WHITE. Supt. Of Streets.
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IxMA0OIALs
&O00 TO $500 wAETED-TwO TO TBpr
drsS SSS SSass .antsd for term not excs.ss HUN.
'"'elsss Wi 30 given, II applied for mmsdiste1' 70
r. r.. Box 2,6OI ross -.--.: :"
r1 DRAFTS AND UPWARDS, PAYABLE AT SIGHT
in any town throughout Ireland and Great Britain.
are issued By BOWMAN, GRINNELL CO.. SO South
and only authorized agents the Swallow Tail Lines Of
Liverpool and London Packet ships
no YOU WANT MONEY i-FROM $50 TO S500Oe-
~ give to the uoderEigned, house. jewelry, diamonds,
matches; gold Of silver ware ether goods q
smeunt, ON acconm odating conditions For any other
kind Of advances which may be desired good securities
write apply to the American Congnment Offce l23
William street, up F.sirs No advances mortgage.
MoNEY-ApvANcRs MADE. COR BOUGHT OUT
l for cash on Watches. Plate. Jewslry Dry Goods.
at the Pacific General Agency Oce No. III street,
CORNER Of Broadway ae Pacific Bank Tho strictes
"a. NJ, TO 5P. M.