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Wimfer is Coming

4 m every body should supply themselves With
~ ,nc,SS Gathing. Come and look 81 oar stock Of
cloths Over. says, cassimeres, Satinets. Jeans,
Fisnuels, Linses, Undesa ,hlrta- and Drsyers' just re-
ceivedH and for sale cheap by ,~n~eRacue
sept az LITTLE 4 .hh-nASAS
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JAMES EvERHART, a soldier Of the revo-
luton, died in Berks county, Pa, on the 27th
ult.
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DEFENCE OF Mexico AGAINST THE INDIANS.
--Aperscn named Garcia Grenados, in COM
pany with some others, has proposed to the
Mexican Government to defend the North
ern frontier against the Indians, by contract.
he proposes to bring some sharp shooters
from the United States, and to ~colonize the
frontier, the Government to pay him $l6,
900 a month, and allow him free trade, with
authority to call out the people to his assist.
ance when required.
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HosoRs TO GEN. PnncE.-At the session
ofthe Common Council Of Boston, on Fri
Day evening, that body voted to tender the
Inequalities Of the city to Gen. Pierce, the
PRESIDENT elect, on his way from New Hamp.
shire to the seat Of G-oyernment
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GALE AT SAN FRANcrsco.-on the night
of the Cd, and during the Sd November, a
heavy norther was experienced at San
Francisco, which did considerable damage to
the shipping in port. The bark Maria, of
Baltimore, was run afoul of by another yes
sci and had her starboard rails, stanchons
and chain plates carried away She receiy.
cd injuries to the amount OF 1900.
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Marble, Sandstone and Freestone Factory.
Our Machinery i snow in suceessinl operation, and
W persons wanting any Of the following mined ar
ticles, would consult their own interest amt confers
favor by giving us a call.
MONUMENTS OF Marble, we will furnish at a
HEAD AND FOoTSTONES Of tho same; we
have Of beautiful forms and highly polished.
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a great
variety Of forms. Head and Footstones of the same
anil Of Freestone.
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS, Sc, Rarge-
work Caps and Si'ls Gaping for walls or Chimneys,
Flooring for Porticos, Tagging for Walks or Spring.
houses, Columns, Gate or Fence-posts, welLtops and
Hearths. A. ]. LILLY&C0.
lancaster. NAV 10, 1852. dw3
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che lOfekly Gazette.



Thar HUMrLIArfks cOSpucT!-if Mr.
FiIlmore's conduct towards TUBA was
as humiliuting as our neighbsrs up
street would make it out. Why does not the
LocoGoco Congress take up the subject and
redeem the national honor! Why does not
The Little Giant" let out SOM Of his indig-
nation thunder. Or introduce resolutions
c~ondemning the Executive, and declaring
war against Spain! Why, gentlemen, do
gou not urge Congress to this course. 1.-THE
Telegraph told the truth when il denounced
Mr.. Fillmore, and is not lost to all sense Of
shame, it has no other alternative but to in
,sist on prompt and decisive measures. We
suppose it knows that Congress is the war
making power. Or hasthe One Man Power
since the election Pierce eclipsed all others!
1t is true that Polk did usuEp the power OF
Congress when he ordered the march upon
the Rio Grande; but Fillmore has done moth
ing Of this sort. His action has been neg
alive, and If cause of wal existed, it was thu
province of Congress to declare it. Thu
Democracy % have had the power in thei
hands. Why did they not come up to thu
markl
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LArksr Nkws FROM CALIfoRNtA. Re.
budding Of Saerameaio.-The North Amer.
lean has the following correspondence, da-
ted the 18th inst.
At the date OF The departure Of the Gold
eh Gate from San Francisco, business was
very brisk. Lumber, to arrive, was selling
as. high as $3.50 per III, and -four at $40 per
Dbl.
The miners were doing exceedingly well
in some localities. At Beale's Bar | saw
them taking out some dirt so rich that the
gold appeared visible on the surface. The
Water Company, at the Mississippi Bar,
we're about to supplying the
miners with water raiscd FROM the river, to
wash in the dry diggings.
In Sonora some rich elaine are being
worked. One that ! visited was yielding
so dollars to the bu. kct Of earth.
The Tuolumne Water Company have
introduced water into their canals, and are
supplying the miners as far down as Spring
field. The water by this company is car
ried for miles in the form of an acqueduct
supported by posts or piles.
Since the confiagration in Sacramento
city, 200 houses and stores have been erect
ed on ] street, AMI $50 on X street; among
them several two-story brick buildings
While the city was still in flames, express
riders were drivingi in all directions to make
the first purchases of lumber at the mills in
the vicinity. The demand was such that il
FIVE to six hundi ed dollars per thousand.
The appearance OF the city changed ma
terialIy uverv day. Lots that were vacanI
the day previous, were occupied the follow
ing morning by buildings that had been per
manently placed there during the night
They were moved from the suburbs Of the
city, and had hitherto been unoccupied.
The agricultural condition Of the State il
highly fiattering. Mr.. NJ. Horner, Of Mon
mouth county, New Jersey, has raised, thu
past season, 10000 bushels of grain, chiefly
barley, md 800, 900 bushels Of potatoes,-
Agriculturalists, for the coming year, in
tend cultivnting mostly wheat crops, whic|
they will convert into -four. Some twent
extensive mills lave already been ordere
from the Atlantic States, to be erected III
coming spring. The barley crop the pas
season was very fine, but much Of it was los
before the rains for want Of machinery {
wash and clean it.
/, The Golden Gate made the run froI
port to port, stopping at Monterey, San DI
ego and Acapulco, in 10 days 81 hours, run
ming time IL days 10 hours. She spoke tn
Orange on the 18th with her flag at hal
mast for the death Of Hon. Daniel Webster
Statutes were fired from both s%hips-one
which on the Oregon, regret to say, cause
the death Of the second mate--the gun ha,
ing discharged prcmaturely.
, The death Of Mr.. Webster caused muc
sensation among the passengers op tn
Golden Gate, and would undoubtedly pre-
duce the same effect in California.
Much imposition continues to be practice
e upon persons crossing the Isthmus, an
. freight and riding animals command 1898
ii each. The roads were in a most wretche
:, condition. The railroad to Gorgoha, it WI
expected, would be completed by the fir
Of March.
IS GEN. PIERcE's CABIKET.-Thc Buffa
Commercial Advertiser Of Friday has the 70
Iouin0.-
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chair q Dcd>,cnd Factory Removed

All descriptions OF BEDSTEADS manufactured OF
either Cherry, Walnut. Maple or Sugar.
His work will all be made OF the very best materisl
by good workmen and Of the latest and most approved
patterns. II will be inferior to none manufactured
elsewhere IND will be sold Al the very lowest prices.
Aeontinuation Of the very liberal patronage ofthe
public is respectfully solicited. II is the Intention Of
the aueaeriber To- keep a full and general assortment
a. all tiinen, go that he will be- enabladto accommo
date both old and new customers with anything 10 hi,
inc: 10 connection with his establishments Is Mr.. O.,
|. Echerts Cabinet Ware Room, so that customers car
be accommodated with all articles reoulsite ~ com.
plates full assortment Of Household Furniture. Cali
and see. OEORGE SMITH
Lancaster, November l. 1853. 90
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ALTERED NoTEs Bank bills altered from
ones of the Frederick county (Md.) Bank to
fives and tens are in circulation. The al
iteration is executed with so much skill that
the best judges have taken them. The plate,
however, is altogether different from that of
the genuine Eve. The alterations are made
by pasting over the die at the top of the gen.
uine bill a very thin and transpa rent piece
of paper, executed with the greatest nicely,
in the same form, with the figure 5 omit. By
rubbing this part ofsthe bill between the fin
ger, the edge ofthe piece pasted on will be
perceptible, and the part, from having been
glazed or pasted, will appear sitter, The
Diner alterations are made in the same man
neF by substituting other figures and letters
suiting. tits a dangerous note and one that
the public should be particularly cautioned
against.
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LECTURES IN EEcLAED. Some Of tho
most noted English poblemcn are lecturiov
this winter before public assemblies. The
Earl Of Carlisle Is announced TO lecture on
Gray, at Sheffield; the Duke Of Newcastle /.
to LECTURE to the mechanics at Worksop; Sir
Alex cockburn, at Southampton, aud Lord
John Russell, at Manchester.
RUN.--It appears by the census that the
consumption Of spirtuous aud malt liquors
IN the United States, reaches the enormous
quantity Of eighty-six millions Of gallons an.
nually, equal to six gallons for every adult
person.
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Firc, Firc, Eire, Eire, FIG.

TIME undersigned as Agentof the I INSU
Il RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, Is pre-
pared to insure property Of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, In the town Of Lancastcy
and vicinity. Office Main Street, Fosters BhildInn
= JOHN GARAGHTY
Lancaster. Deeembcrsl i849 di0tl
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GEN. PiERoE's CABrKEr.-The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser Of Friday has the fol-
lowing:-
awe are enabled to state upon the author
ity of a gentleman who had lately paid a Wis
it to the President elect, at his residence in
Concord, that the new cabinet is to be Sc
lectcd, and all the preliminary arrangements
for the organization of the incoming admin
istration definitely made, before Mr.. Pierce
leaves his home FOR the seat Of the general
government in February next"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23

HERR ALExANpkR.--This counterfeit
travelingioggler has at last got jagged him
SELF and no more than his dssefts. He ats
tempted a Gin Performance IN Columbus 4
few nights ago. His trick Of keeping ali
the valuable prizes himself was expOsed,and
the b'hoys took the show in charge, the ma
giclan making bis escape the back way du-
ring the"noise and confusion" The States
man gives the final;
Many OF the admirers Of the distinguished
wizard OF the world, Herr Alexander, kept
an anxious watch for his appearance last
night, after his sudden vanishing from NeiPs
hall. Every avenue leading out OF the
city was closely garded-'sleight of hand
had not been sufic lently guarded against,
'sleight oftoot' under the circumstances was
equally dangerous. Their laboTs were re-
~warded--Herr Alexander was arrested this
morning and held TO bail Oy the Mayor, in
the sum Of $500, on u charge Of obtaining
money under false pretences. Mo- n COM
ing forward as bail, the magician was lock-
ed up in the calaboose.
PocKET-BooK DRoPPIKG nv New York
The New York Times relates the following
incident as having recently occurred in one
Of the streets of that city:
A Scotchman and another, from Greene
county, as they went ashore from a steam
boat on the North river side, were met by a
chopper" with a pocket book he had just
found, telling the old story, that he mus,
leave town, could not stay to get the reward,
&C., offering the pocket book to them fol
twenty dollars. The Scotchman wanted
it; the other said, "don't take it." "Yes,
will" said the S~cotchman, "and | will pay
the mon in his own money" And he die
so.
If strangers in New York will only remem
Der to "pay the mon in his own money" they
will find it a perfectly safe operation to pur
chase all the "found" pocket books offered
and will soon put an end to "pocket bool
dropping"
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6rThe Potsdam journal sav. ,h., II r
Simpson, a iourneman in thar om.n ~.
$4,000. =" estase o.
me subscription 70 the Easton and
W. Mstsr Gap Railroad now amounts 10 800.
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Copper, Vim and Shcet-Iron Ware.
DissoJut;on Notice.
Ovcrarnclnsng .Tcs,luon

AVER HALF Miniop of Testsmon lis shave been
oreceiyed by the Proprietor Of MeAlister's ALL
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LATER From EoUADoR.-Dy late adviccs
from Ecuador we learn that Gen. Urbini
had taken the Presidential oath of Office
The assembly was about to close it's sessions.
Among the bills passed were the manumis-
sion Of slaves, the expulsion OF the Jesuits.
the abolition ofthe death penalty for public
offences, &c. GEN. Flores has been de-
clared an outlaw by the government, which
has also confscated his property. Foreign
ers who served under him are never hcreaf.
ter to enter Ecuador.
or Hon. B. F. Wade has our thanks for a
copy Of the Presidents Message and accom-
paning documents. The document is OF
presentable appearance, and ct for introduce
ton into any library, and not unworthy of
place even on a parlor table. w arc glad
to note this Improvement ia the public PRINT
ing, for heretofore the work has been so mis-
erably executed as to be almost unreadable.
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Look weu to the marks Of the genuine.

They have the written signature OF c. NJ. JACK
SON upon the wrapper, and his name blown in the
bottle, icithout iDhirh they are spurious.
For sale. Wholesale and retail. at the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23

0O0GIAACn5 94@RN -
e is now generally. admitted by all persons who
have taken the pains to inform themselves that
SMITH & TONG keep on hand the largest and best
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
CERTAIN BOTANICAL E

which In all diseases or desuugemsnts OF the female hnme.
obstruction. difisnltiss. painful transformations &er, Ia.
IN large quantities, and n a melicinnl property. sIanda with
out an equal II forms one Of the c~ompounds IN The prepare.
to health by rs nae.
For the relief Of all sympathetic Diseases ATTENDANT on pgss.
nancy II allays those distressing and painful troubles which
often occur both 70 married nnd unmarried females, and n.
moves those periodical obsirrctions which arip from taking
coil, &c.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER ConFLATnr, Bilious Die
Medicine has ever been is equaf.
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as proof Of cures in this distressing scieu q eomRlainis, See
The effect Of mercury, will find the bacns power OF his ard.
gle 70 act immsdiatsy. and the poi'onoul mineral sEadieatsd
The q distinct properls. which compose this article. mssL
fest themselves particularly in the application Of the COM
pound. for the distressing class Of compluina which head
his paragraph, For centuries there has been ased In ths
north Of Europe, a ~. - 80.
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G. Kaufman n Co., Co .Lancast =; Leonard 3 Bro
her, BAIL; Shaw and Hutchinson, West Rushvillp;
Troop md Fickhart, Gircleville; Henry King, Tsrlton;
DR.. ID. A Fisher, Baltimore. July %, 1859 1Sa
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For further information apply 20 . ,,u
CURTIS. BEAIS L FEARING. No. 20 Wall-"
NITyLOAN-STATE GUARANTEE

u -s3oorOO City of Wheeling ak per cent Coupon
Bonds guaranteed by the State Of Virgil Ia rayabe |TlI
vears Conocps fer interest payable .eui-annuay tJuY
ard la mari at the Banking house Of Duncan, Sherman
Co, In this city. -. Ch,. o. All
road Co for the subscription OF the city 70 i stocA
are i.u ned under full powers from the legislature au0 ~
sp.rapeed hy the State Of Virginia The qua antee 80
siven before the adoption Of the new ConstiIdtion 49,
prohibits Tor the ture any pledge Of the credit Of inc
ThS.e Bopds under the guarantee u Virginia are son'
AIRED AS safe as any security 10 tnis msrkst ,t h
saec proposals will be received 'o ma a. Of the sIb
cpiber mil O'clock the l5h day Of ~
Bids will be made without regard . sccu aonds are
IN ."s,.d interest will be added when the oonns s4e
paid for. .u.., -. ,ha A, ,nsr the oo snir q 81
h ~ ard the rar with accrued interest may % pae AZ
the option OF bidder time before the on Oh
n.xt thus iging capitalists sn opportunity 20
reliable suc permanent Investment Wl'Ou' pe0faSo''
di,tu, bius treiT mon y Arrangement H.. o.
RjSs should be directed Proposals Tor WhseinS bonds
ara ss,t 10 the subscriber by O'Clock P II segt ID
I THOM PSON. corner Wal st. and Broad Ts7
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TNRoY and BOSTON RAILROAD

- bONllS The uncefsigued otsr a. private sac s.
SECOND HORTO AGF CONVERTIBLE BONDS Of the
FhOh sne BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY. Toe
smonn Ct this lcan Is s. O Of which Slo0010 have bssn
ar t7lfohAsen -
= re PaPe e. sculpstns the Troy snd Boston Railroad
III ne>slei fsis % the State line a. Pswns VI for pur
s'olVoi 4 furniture for running the roa3 and fr
NesA-hs iae noSfins asbt Ot the Company he Ro1ds
IL ps9As on tie TX Of April S6l tie Sank Of Com.
se7 a New oIk and bsys interest coupop, S,r.ch.S
pSysos a. che sane place They are convertible tpt 80
q tne ny Al par for ten years cn their dst I'D .e
rcIeo y ne tgse the its tanehi.es .nd sr,-
teIsnesS to John ?. Wool sne Jonas g Hsart Of TN
snpeet oniy 20 ne pfevioas mortgage o. Sooo.o0o -"
The capital SsocA Of tie 0y and Boston Railroad Con-
parry subscribed ard pad N is S42 ssi s. Ancaat ,aA
seieed and not paid IN Is s65 % Toss SsS $50 81 Th-
August l. lSSs, IL s9lS 80 81
The Troy and Boston Rsirosd extends from ths CITY OF
Troy % The esery line n the State az Powu. Vermont
whel1 within the State Of AewYork and pant OF thai
Ne q Railway extending tom The City Of Boston @ Troy
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MORTGAGE, CITY and

h COUNTY BOSDs We offer for sale at fair rate.
the following SECURITIES of the most undoubted ehsrac
sso,toO OHIO and PENNsYLvaNI. SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupon,
payable IN NewYoIk, LIST July and lat January Principal
oI 1900 ~ s1O WILMINGTON ard MANCHESTER SEVEN
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERT BILE MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable in New'York list June and LIST
Dee PI.ei!s Psysbe in lS9s .,.o,,o srvrs ppu
CENT CONVERTIBLE RA LROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS Coupons payable LIST May and l' Nosem
ber Principal fascue In lE6l Enue debt OF the Comps
SIS 90 INDIANA CENTRAL SEVEN PER CENT
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable In Nes York LIST May and Isl
E.ye%eer ph5eipsl payable lst SSy-Soer Zoo
I'm PER CENTS, guaranteed by the HemPheld Railroad
CFkTs, guaranteed by the Hempheld Railroad Company
slG06t CITY or MADISON. Indiana SIX PER
81 oc6 VAN WRIT COUNTY, OHIO SEVEN PER
CENT, BONDS Coupons payable 81 July snd Isl Jan
The foIesons BONDS are in eaeh case for slo' prin
epa end interest In all cases payable semannaay 10
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured ia the ample
by Mortgage Deed OF Trust TO some Anowo and
responsible OF NewY,rk, with powell In OF de
fau, and sell each line with all equipments 40 20
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS are issued, in escb
granting ol power for that pa pose, and on direct vote
OF the people Interested that vote being largely IN favor 81
their issue. .......A.
proper suthoTlurs TO "a axe SPECIAL LEVY Of IANES
10 te SET APART exclusively for the purpose Of meeni
The scenrg interest and gradually % reimburse the puc
pal hch he enforced through the courts Of law sho1d
* become necessary.
These debs operate ia the nature Of mortgage on the
real and p-rsoua estates within the respective Ny and
County limits. -.
The new Constitutions adopted BY the people Of Ohio and
Indiana prohibit absolutely the creation OF any undsd oeO
by Counties within tter boundaries This viii prevent
farther issue Of securities Of ,his sJrt
PrLied exhibits In each be hsd on application
al our office giving full and detailed Information IS % the
nature Of each ~ uuty.
wINsLOw, LANIER co. No s. Wall ~
New York sept g. 1852
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49,. N.s.shcuse. RON fo,s ie' soi~''"
40, ~ Nav A'Nsts' 49,. Ahans rsl'''os, l,ch DO
~ ~ rs'' .Sr s,,kT e' so'a sa,,H .Ts"S Mas
ttc~,. .ht. -, susanna IrrakN CrofseinW" ,.h,,s,
sc, sect eAt ers ns.'" r. ",ses G,ee.,
ysAf- -, s,r.f, rh,zdsrhss. b-hw s'n,. wheeler,
nsrssfs "a .shr Ion.Aac, ns1et. Phil s"sp '''''
r,,s,nTI .xn SEP. a. Ar hrs l. c'rene e,ss..
v,,,s.- M hns sossn S,ee ., 81 Johns. Redntd'
49,. N.r-~ Rsat,i, 30 a.ds, Ma do Anssne,
So sss,Als-., sNsseo, 60 H. u "'
Hrn, ,Natnx sc .s,ri e-Ar s'n' "a Th schr Ehui's
-. Nv yesl tth. erss 'e, e - ssy yor1
49,, &c. Csrsss~ sNr NAe' ~,-~rr-s,.-.-<
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Railroads IN Cansda running westerly 70 Detroit 30
ca,herly TO Lakes Huron Superior and hiehissn ne
IO ~ from Lewiston 20 Buffalo and NcwVOrs VIII -
,h liz feet sauge, bes; TO promote the eoniors o'
s.v~l.rs and economy In the transportation OF freight
TENN made known the oay Of sale -
AVN" A. D. PATCHiN. Treasured
For further information apply 20 ,,,u
The following Town Bonds II Ohio the is1e OF when
hos full, authorized b. the Len sure aod u,
tsaed Al unanimously confirmed by the supreme No "
the Stsf., viz: - ao,no -, 40
S. BONDS OF slOo EACH, sad 100 s0nUs o. =
ZACH In al ti2 oOo of the TOWN Of hURON, hnlh
COUNTY ONO du, 1851 with Coupons Tor ceat ln.'i
ct payable annually Th Is the residue o, -, "a
<O 6Nd hi. towns subscription 10 the Jnnct'on f.s -.
Tbe Inuc,ion Railroad Of Ohio Is rapidly Or sne %
oomn.to, hetv. en- sanoussy and Cleveland lbs 'rasnI
cput.e VIII insure il n large shsie OF the lmHl,hso s
,ns, ,sction Of the lake SHIRE and Will sod ui-
m. pssy to the wealth Of the district ,, ,,r o al
Also $1,000 Sto l. in the TROY snd kUIbAND nA.b
pnAn ~ c,oes IN .ut pui cnaseIs The stock 10 gna'4h-
ter an income ,eldns per cent on the cost OF the roam
with The rsht 10 ne half the surplus profits oFt PI
f,Is "a ,le Rntlsp6 and Washington RAILROAD Inc noe
Is doing a large ana increasing oaslne"
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Gorses, Carriages, ct.
Gteamboais ano Railroads.

THO THE EDITOR OF THE TRlB-
UNE The rest little steamer ENOcd DEAN, 10
compliment TO Of our most esteemed ctzens and an
"Od Bowery Boy has been latel, aidsd River eraf
Wilson Small 50 the owner invited party Of friends 10
take as tn her down he Ba yesterday afternoon 500
there approval the ades 10 her safety
speed and comioIt May she paaks Of the Ike property
her owner nsInesake enjoys and prove Ike the
latter that ough may be good propeller yet TOR
wear there is nothing Ike lea her.
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EOr freight OF passage appiy 70
EDWDK COLLlNSS CO, NO ~ Wsi"' " T.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, co, Liverpool
Y q ROBERTS \ co, No ~ Kings Arms fses
London. -.
John MI NKOE 4 CO, No Rue Motto Dame dec
Vistoires Paris or GEO h, DRAPER hsyre
The owners II these ships will not be accountable ni soo
silver bullion specie eweiry precious stones or metals an
les. bills lsdng signed 'hsrsrs sud tho vsus hss
Of Therein expressed
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Anew. JERSEY RAiLROAD.-NEW-

Y YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect--U. MAI
md EXPRESS LINES-Through in "a hours New-Jersj
4 Courl4ndt-st "a N and 81 P. ~ Libertya Lesv-'
ehilsdelphis ~ and A and = ?. VI nom loot
Nsnutst Fare reduced 70 ~ for hrstelAs aod v 70
second-clae - .-
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
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