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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
THE DIRECTORS of the CAPE FEAR

n RIVER and DEEP RIVER NAVIGATION co.
no are prepared % reGeys te ;
provemeut Of the River Navigation from Han ock Mills,
Randolph Co about lot miles down Deep River and CAGE
Fear River Fayetteville, whence the rver nay
gable to the Atlantic Ocean, little be ow Wilmington
To this work the State subscribed $50 OO and individuals
opening completely 40 mics Of The River and putting the
balance IN good Of progress throughout; snd with
about $4,000 more the comp' ton Of the work would be
secured For this sum the Company propose issuing seven
per Cent Bonds eimbursable LEI of August 1851 in New
York with interest semiscnualy payable at s. DRAPEKS,
in lot Of August snd st of February The BONDS
will be Endorsed by the six Directors OF the Company In
th,ir individual capacity. Wiz ISAAC CLE9G, ELIAS
BRYAN, THOMAS Sill, L. J. HAUGHToN, J. H.
jet to public inspection from w. venable, M c, and
Charles Mepey late Governor Of North Caroline, esying
to the sufficient ability of these parties secure many times
this amount OF ceDt.
The Improvement when completed will open ont broad
extent Of PR ductive agricultural country and Will at once
derive large from the transportation 20 the sea.
board of its lumber turpeniine and other bulky articles and
OF the excellent btuminous coal OF Chatham Co. N g.
The coal is tud Farmersvile, on Deep River, In
easily worked veins OF six to eight feet thick and Professor
Jobnsons Report TO the u Government in l88 and his
Report Of 1880 together with that OF Professor Emmons Of
not only gives satisfactory evidence OF It's superior
quality, but OF its abundance The district Is one OF the
richest in cosl deposits in America and after this River
Navigation completed the coal can be delivered In New
York 40 cheap as any coal in he United States
Proposals for this will be recei ed by the undersigned
up SATURDAY, nth Of July. the office Of
SIMEON DRAPER where more full particulars can be
J. JACKSON, Treasurer c. F. &. D. Nav. Co.
TBE TRUSTEES of the SEAMEN'S
Il BANK for SAVINGS have ordered tina, Interest
he paid TO all depoors entitled thereto for the six months
ending June 80 az follows
On all Of $500 and urder at the rate of y centP
snnum.
And on all sums exceeding $500 at the rate OF y cent y
aDpum paysb e 90 after MONDAY, 10Th inst
All interest will be credited to depostors ss principal
w NELSON gecretarv
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe County Of hereby a. IN 70 AZ pesVb
bsvns claims assinst JAMES MATHESoS, ate OF s Cy o. Nss
Yo decea.ed 20 present the with souehsr- esf-o 70 ms
sucber oe. 10 Nassau = N re Ciy q New Tor
Of Dated New YORK, the lIt daJ
sfJanaary ls59 JAMES THAYER' Pubic Adnini't'1'or
awfug
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nom the extennop Of che Road and growth Of the n
tributary 10 II rendery the bonds offered security
most undoubtsble sharsctes-Nsw York, April - 1854
JOHN B. TURNER President
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NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that The balance re.

nsnlne Of the proceeds Of the sale 81 The Real ksAfs Of
anEs 6kki0, s f the cy Of Ne~ fo dseezssd at-stAt
y mace sndss The order Of the surosas Of the COUNT o. Ssw
~ James otet yr The administrator ~ al he
sh.'tes and credits Of the said intese vii be divided ~
se SURROGATE the creditors sad nests;s
20 ueir respective debts aceordiua
ues' IN ,hs Cry Of Mes yors the DAY 81 Sep
next at Ten oecf IN the 3sy-Dssd ths
s9th daJ OF June. 1854 rjysssl RADyoRn s.r,.sss
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NOR WSBURY, BIGH-

IL LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, tLons Branch }
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK, (middletown) and RED BANK.-The popular
tesmei EDWIN LEWIS Capt }. P Corlies. 9TH leave
zobinson-st Pier, N-rth River, a. tollows:
Neu-York From, shrawspny,
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CEvEN PER CENT: BONDS o. "a

~ NETWORK and HARLEM RAlLROAp CO.
The Bonds Of the Eew-York and Harlem Railroad oJusn
tate the only lien upon the Road and now oher ~ sN
portion Of the issue OF $500 600 made the let NAV s1
They Seven Per Cent Bonds. and reineurs'N,,
1867 With semi annual interest coupons attached payable
10 bearer LIST November and LIST May.
This Of $500 for the purpose OF retiring The
sow extending from the City Hall ", to Dover Plains
Q distance of 8oi miles -
For the year ending Soth September 1901 AFTER payi.a
the Now.Yort and Harlem Railroad Co declared divi.
iend Of four per cent the Old STOCK, with surplus OF
5000 remainins The receipts nom October last to April
inclusive show anincrease Of Is per cent above the sors
sondins months Of the previous year
The present condition OF the Road IL a. follows.
sOnds including the 500 900 just Issued sOoOa
Capital STOCK Preferred. ..............$l 10000
capital bto1k OH.s.......s........s.. zS88oD
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from the respective dates thereof and 20 be sed und.r tho
provisions and IN confmiiy 10 Act Of tbs Legislature OF
the State OF Illinois winch be passed az is special
June Session. 1852 entitled authorize the Road Of
supervisoIs OF ok County boruv further sum, %
money Tor the use Of said County, and the money .rsus
herefrom to be paid by said agents into the Teury o.
Cook County be applied and appropriated a. may be bro
vided IN said act or according TO law
STATE or ILLINOIS, Cook COUNTY, ss-I Edm.nd a
Kimberly Clerk Of the County Cou,t and for the County
Of Cook and State OF Illinois do hereby certify the fore
gong true copy OF the orae, appointing agents make
May, d. 1852 appears from the records in my off: Sc
In testimony whereof ! hereunto subscrib. nv name
IT. and sfx the seal Of said County Court hereto al
Chicago, In the County Aforesaid thiI I'd dag Of
June, A. ID. 1852 4. g. KIMBERLY Clerk
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!, PPURsUANCE Of an order Of the sunor.ts

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Coany o. No ioss nsee s~rsey 70 a. ,s :.
Nee YOI srh. at deeea.e 70 present n. 's. .S ,esh..
Broadway IN N. City ofNsp Yors, before The -ev..s 80
dsy OF January n.rt-Ds,S s yc, ,h- I3 o. jaw sS
MORTIMER BROWN. Aan,..-ts,,.ro -
ivl7 iar6ns CAMILLA GREEN, Acnanstrxtn,
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the year. has been s42Os7 TOMS Of which 6796o tons
were Of anthracite coal This exceeds that Of any pre-
vious year. By l0A6s0 tons The toll coal amounted
TO IT, and other articles to o. making
total Of $2S5 GA a. The amount received for rent Of
real estate and water power S2 $50 49, The aggre-
gste for the year 1884, $685. the total expenses
$751; s4o-eaviDg balance Of $1Ao27 The capacity Of
the company for the coming year is estimated equal to
77clG0 tons Of coal In conseq Of the extrsord
loans and considerable amount Of the principal Of the
old mortgage loans, ha not been met at maturity
committee composed OF loan and was re-
nded to adjust the liabilities Of the company,
which iuggeston Of the managers adopted by the
stockholders The total indebtedness Of the company,
Dec a. 1851 including capital stock the various loans
and ez penses Of repairs, No, was Sl0,26o,813 GO.
The following table exhibits the amount of coal for
warded from Cumberland, Maryland, during the past
year
CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE, 1851.
Tons.
Delivered at Baltimore the line of railroad. las 297
Delivered by Chesapeake and Ohio Canal ...... "a 456
Delivered by Chesapeake and Ohio Canal coke. 1858
Petal quantity sent TO market 1861 ........ 24Ol6
Consumed by companys locomotives .......... 1859
Total quantity Of tons Observation-Disclosures. 253565
The canal has not been in active operation before the
part year but the traffic appears to have been quite
limited. Great preparations have been made for the
transportation of coal from Cumberland and the pro-
liability is that the quantity brought to tide water this
year will be double that for 1851
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soCiETY MEETINGS, ETC.

MERCANTILE LIBRARY li-H0LN ALLIANCE = /!
lvl Attention members will pleaoe DO puuctual ia
their Mt the meeting Of the above association
Cat the old head qnartcrs Monday evening" ION inst
ateght O'Clock precisely As the election Tor ocers Will
take place on Tucsday 2uih inst IL IL desirable every
member should be present to hear the Of the
mittec by order. JOHN SMALL, Presidents,
yIsBE CITIZENS MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUHU-
Il lating Fund Association will hold a public meeting
IN Monday evening jan ~ az ~ O'clock at their rooms,
Ec esrnesy invited TO attend Explanatory
will be delivered chi wing Ito advsnts and objects
81 subserpton open daily, from Oh AN. iii NJ and
on "Wednesday and Saturday evenings until o'clock.
Pamrhlta containing articles 81 association ana byolavs
SIMEON DRAPER President
X DELAFjELD SMITH, Vice PRECEDENT
JOSIAH 7, KENDALL, Secretary.
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Oar Philadelphia Correspondence.
PluL.prLpluA. jan II, 1852

PifILspEiriiA Jau ", lo54
TIE .qoth Fratricide at Port Richmond Robbery q a
Board " Health &C.
The exciting topics of conversation this morning,
the thrilling the Trenton Railroad yestsr
day and the horrible fratrcide that occurred at Port
Richmond (the depot of the Reading Railroad the
Delaware) The parties concerned In the latter affair
were engaged around a card table in upper Of
a house which occupied by about dozen families.
Arthur Mcbride aged twenty three his elder brother
Andrew and another young man, Henry Freel, were
occupied in game playing for liquor, and the
whole had been INDUCING literally. quarrel
and fight epsued between Free and Andrew Nc
Bride, and the brother interfering between them
stabbed by Andrew with knife, with which be was
armed Freel also received stab which will probably
prove fatal, though he is still alive The fracide lied
into the street, knife in hand after the commission Of
the awful crime, and shortly after arrested by two
police tfcers having taken refuge Ia the yard Of
neighborrg grocery lie had concealed the knife before
being arrested.
gentleman from Brooklyn a few nights sina
robbed of gold watch and chain valuable ring, an!
about 500 in money, by fai- aymph into whose
pany be fell at the theatre. He had been drinking
freely. and overcome that he has since been
able to identify the girl Two cabmen mplc 4ted in The
robbery have arrested held to bail The
snd chain have been recovered but the ring and 7ney
stil among the mi.sing
Robert Tsylor, principal enigrant shipper, has
commenced IA suit against the Board Of Health, for
NJ out $50 paid head money during the long series
Of he has been in bringing emi TO
tlie country The plaintiff asserts that according 10 the
dteien Of the United States supreme Court, at Wash
goI, the head money eXacted by State authorities
NJ ier+ign emigrants. Ia unconstitutional Messrs.
applied Judge Gibson this morning for rule to
the Board of H. ath to place their books az the disposal
Of the plaintiff in order that he may ascertain the
cunt Of head money paid,
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xksAE EELEkSS' GUIDE,

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROA D.-NEw
~ York Albany. and Tr oy-Tne Harlem Railroad Ex-
en0on will be tor through trains ind after Mopda
January i9h, 1862 Passenger trains will leave City Hall
New York, at o'clock, a. NJ Returnng will lesve Est
Albany at iU45 A NJ. Additional passenger trains and
freight Will he put the road few days Of
which due notice will be giyou. -,
NJ sLoAT supernton
CAMDEN AND Annoy RAILROAD LINE FOR fHi-
" lsdoiphls 81 10 o. clock, A. NJ from pier 70 y Morsh
river foot Of Battery risoe, ~ steamboat JOHN POITEh
tsy, tsundsyF excepted arriving ~ Pmlncsphis NM
~ Dare, So second Glass; AZ rnssrAps me a.o y n.
Fsre 81 o.. l. BLlSs, Agena.
Npw YORK Asn PHILADELPHIA pIRECT.-U. Z.
~ Mail press lnee shrough In shoure. Nd Rail-
road Wis Jersey city leaving Now York a6 NJ foot Of
ortisndt street; A. ~ aud r Liberty streetleaves
Philadelphia hours from foos oil Helngt streos Fsre
reduced " az for re olss an So 80 for second ess Bat
nore Washington and Charleston through tickc sold In
khO shove liros through luggsge carried p
iips, from vsrr. ~,th shroumh oaud uetovs
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UOM ESTE ADS.

pEoPLEs BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-TH FIRST
monthly meeting of this association will be held at Dc
]. Rees Assembly Room Of twenty nth snd
Eighth Wednesday evening next 2ss inst at7s
o'clock The public are invited TO attend Arcles OF
citation will he ready for distrbu zion MARITIME Priest
sry; G. III Tucker Surveyor j. II. Fitzgerald, Attorney.
TrusteetT MARITIME, A. A. Denman, Oliver II. Lee VIM.
Joserh Rogers Janice Reeve. o. sanderzon, A. Troter.
u H. williams j. y. Oetrom. Off Of the Association, Jg
W,ft Twenty eighth street..
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COMMUNICATIVE NOTICES.

NoTiCE-SEEING AN ADVERTISEMENT IN Tue
~ New lorR Herald and Sun OF the th January giving
noee 81 oopartnershp between the subscriber and Mayor
Blum az having been formed the 3st day OF July ISL
located IN shuEertee Ulster county New York ths TO
give notice that such ooparno ship has been entered
into and that the subscriber does hold himself
able for any debs that be contract ted in
by the said BIum. ISAAC ROSENBOUGH.
January IA, 1869. New YORK city.
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900 EEw .vA THIS SUN WILL DE FOR r
impartial that the celebrated Bohe milan Hair
Dye is just represented. vi- will instantly hange
red sandy grey any light oolorcd hair Beautiful
black brown will change fades it will not in
lure the hair skin The will be given TO
who will show that other hair dye offered for
sale has the same good qualities Price rs cents
case liberal discount by the quantity Manufactured
and sold by BfGGs co, 27 Hudson street. Also. for
sale cheap Periumery Essential Oils Extracts, and other
toilet fticles.
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Died,
On Saturday morning. Jan. IL, Of long protracted
illness, JAMES A. eeorr in the Attn year of his age
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral on Monday, Jan 10 st 10
O'Clock, from mis- late residence 139 West Seventeenth
street. His remains will be conveyed to Yonkers for in
torment
On Saturday, Jan. IT, JULIA DuSrHy widow of the late
Her friends and acquaintance and those of her
phews Aexa nder and Abraham Cody, are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral to Calvary Cemetery
ll2 Cedar street, at o'clock to-day.
On Saturday, Jan. IL, of peurisy, Mrs. MARY Ross
wife Of Alexander Ross aged IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
i8 Ludlow street. this afternoon at half past IL clock
On Saturday, Jan II, after brief illness in the goth
year Of her age, CHARLOTTE MATILDA, wife of Robert
Dillon.
The friends OF the family invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence No 90 Second street
to morrow at O'Clock 7. IA.
On Thureday, 18th jan, of scarlet fever. FRANCES
third daughter Of Solomon and Rebecca Lazarus
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock A. NJ Sun
day 18th January from No vandam street
On Friday, 10th, WILLIAM HESRy, youngest son OF
Peter and Re becca Thompson aged months aud
days.
invited to attend his funeral from the residence hi
parents. 269 Monroe street, Sunday afternoon pre-
eisey at o'clock.
Mother, weep not for your babe;
Father, dry that starting tear;
Your babe is happy now with Jesus,
Where all must soon appear.
On Saturday. Jan. Nth, Mr.. BESIAM,N Morn in the
9th year Of his age
His relatives and friends requested to attend his
funeral from his late residence No 73 Rcade street
O'Clock, A. NJ on Tuesday tie goth inst also, the
Third ward Police invited. His reemains will BIZ
taken 20 Hampstead, L. / fer interment.
On Saturday morning. l7th inst at s o'clock, BEe
NARp cHRisTAL, aged Us years
His funeral will take place from his late residence, q
James street. this Sunday afternoon at o'clock His
frends and those of his sons, William Hugh, Bernard
and Charles Chrsta respectfully invited to attend
the funeral His remains will be taken to the burial
ground in Eleventh street for interment.
On Friday, 10th, of consumption, ELizaBErH wife o.
Solomon Ingersoll deceased late merchant of this city
Her remains will be taken to Stanwich, Conn for in
terment
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AsTEOLOG n, Se.

A sTRoLoGY.-DR. c. w. RoBACR, FROM SWEDEN,
N lately from Philade phn, ohers his services TO The
citizens Of New York lie able TO tell past present.
ard future events Tce-Lsdes, 30 oontsi gentleman, ST.
Nsyite calculated aud read in full according to the o.
elee and masculine signs. Ladies, 81 gentlemen " NV
Natvities calculated, Ladies, So gentlemen, So OMoo
NOT White sree New York where letters post rsid VIII
receive immediate attention. For particulars see daily
rapers Astrological hlmanaos can DO procured 81 the
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RoxIRY rHEATREs;-DooRs OPP. ATs1} CURTAIN
o.sS:.s;. Ssa:: asa ss ssssss s,saac
THs E I'm Son w o
GIifh.h. Den Pu.p.m Mr. ". Derr; ons.osah NJ; 81. F.
Kate Putnam Mis-: Barber; Mrs. Mrs Broadsy
% nan %
Cony Edward Wilton, Mr. Taylor Jane Wilton Mrs. Par
sI
qnes 80 cents Second Tier % oents Private Boxes 4s
ss' s s%s op sSadaY sysnbn
ss H. os g y: sG ss
Pedro M Burton; Dandini MT Meyer; CinderelIs Miss
T.isy Queen. mil Previous which. sso q
James H
Boxes q cents Pr E cents orones,n Tickets 50 Cents s
presented the great drama Of IRELAND AND AMERICA;
or 1 s.s ansn wS Rs rsss
IL
pG 9 II Ne e E Res IN gans
Marsh; Hebe, Miss Ludam.
RARRUM's AMERICAN HUsEUM-P. +. BARNuh.
- Manager and fopretor !ohn Green wood u, Assist
aDs.s p oeats children under ten years. tx 0enss faT
si ike ras aSs snd shed audi
a. aolooh the pretty musical sxsraya
cF s9a
shs ten Tn e NJ
nssi a rSp ns '' So sss
Beauty and the Chinese Family the koh-noor Diamond
the Barry Family; the Chinese novelties &C. NO.
CIRcus.-NEw, YORK AxPnIrHEATRs, 81 sowEsy.
Msnaay sy,sDf Jan 49, and during M Mv week IA
ssSrsoa peros@as clown, sis pupil Master Ward
Trt the Pony Races Union Course in Miniatures
RIDDEN bs the Juveniles attached TO the so%p,ny HsasG
in all thoir great pero,msnce Afternoon performances
pripe Qfnta Per torunu to QOrnm enoe nt
s>nalsTy'B oPEhA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL, NO
during the wees gh further The original and vel
a o
hh Of fvo years have ,sen received
T v9 s s s "a 3 &
e9cs Tns pst5ons q cnr!sss. sns'res are respsG:
continued o. Saturday neat January 2th annual tepe
GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT BY TEE FRASER FA-
We my the Tabernaole.he Messrs and Misses Fraser
ve their last Grand Musical Enter consisting of
@ vsns % 81 50
Doors open at ts o'clock Concert to commence at ~
ERANKLiN MUSEUM, l76 CnAThAM SQUARE. oss
Block above The National Iheatre George Lea sel'
as to menee sfternoon shre,
II ss EVENING ~ svsn a oS9S ~ ~
ss il New
dregoire tho ssronse. nan in sha World Who viii Srosi
the audience choose 90 offer him; he will alst
challenge any to kill bullock with his oienoAss
set for amount OF money Troupe Of Model Arssts
selected fer their beauty and hgure and who
nubor Of beautiful tableaux; company OF Arsl
Girls who through variety of eat of strength and dex
'erty; company Of Male and Female Artists, who viii
exhibition of Ma ble ststuary unequaed in TIT
world; together with variety Of interesting performances
afternoon and evening For atculare blls Of
esch day AdinisaonSests in Private Boxes 80 centc
Stage Beats cents; Boxes, % cents; Psrquette, l2X
senta.
V,HE ALLEGEANIANs, THANKFUL FOR THn PA.
ronage hitherto received announce that they will give
Concert Monday evening Jan 18TH at the Tabernacle
Several accordance with the spirit
age will Miss Goodenow will ALEC alag
two songs. Tickets IS cents.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, BROADWAY, TO LET IN
" qure of w. e. Burton. Box Office, Chambers street
Theatre
Attest INTELLlGENCE!-GREATN EWS-PROFEs
IL Anderson recommends his grand Sorees Mystic
refuses at the Metropolitan ate Triper) Hall. Tuesday
xeninr i1e ms Seah
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MUSICAL.

slGNoRA ELIZA VALENTINE, PROFESSOR IN
~ eugrg, informs the musical ladies that the
muet he msda by letter Hotel Peerin
yhoh she will promptly attend 70. The ART Of nging
Ike Vie sft OF painting 10 an initiative She having boen
seven years rrima donna Ia Italy and having yet all her
Noc poNSr ne ono Of the very few professionals Ia This
country who cen teach by examples and by imitation She
rayG The piano and sceompan mastorly She spoako
perfectly and teaches in four langusgssIthan French,
English and tpanfh.
HARP wANTED-wANTED TO HIRE, A DOUBLE
totion Harp Any pere on having handsome instrp-
ment IN good order rent for few months, at fair
price, By addressina boz l,lx Post Once.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sNs.

NOR sALE-A BAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD,
perfectly kind and gentle warranted sound. and can
mile in three minutes Also Buggy, OF the
latest style, will he sold bargain, for the want OF
Address o. u. v, this Office.
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NEW HoTEL.-TWEN~Y COMPLETELY FURNISH
IN ed rooms, ST. ST. IS and with CRATES 80
week Rooms night ~ cents Tns admirable house
lit throughout with warmed by hot air furnaces with
closets each floor. Open during the night. Cor
Of william and frankie streets ONCE up stairs.
WORK rAnTBY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE sTKEET.
Ludgate Hill London.-The above house is centrally
situated has an excecns coffee twelve private
sitting rooms between forty fifty light airy bed
ready night porer attendance fixed charge
vahe the Now York Herald Is filed. Thomas Quarter
maine tenders his grateful thanks 10 his American friends
for the avors he has long enjoyed at their hands and
Hnits their continued patrcnAae ADD tiou
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A N EPITAPH.-
N Here lilo ten thousand thousand bugs,
AS dead as dry tob eco plugs;
Here lie unnumbered rats and mice,
A satisia ctory sacrifice.
BY Lyons powder and his pills,
Tie worlds delivered from these ills.
Reader. il such annoy you, go
At once to Lyons grand depot.
lis in Broadway, and on the door
The numb er ia 52.
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aEOk ELS.

A CARD.-I BEG LEAVE MOST RESPECTFULLY TO
IA announce TO fellow citzers and the publio
rally that have remodeed and fitted she house No
Mercer street. ormery known as the Strawberry Shrub
and intend opening and keeping in gentee and respec-
table mannerit will hereafter be known the Exchsnge
Shades and will be under the immediate
Of William Stammers assisted by that able .nd we'll known
caterer Sydney Stookc former proprietor Of the s0na
sh,des, Brooklyn; The whole house has undergone =
thorough opafthe sleeping rooms excellent snd
fortably furnishedand in fact every department. has
been with great for the of rendering
and comfort to all who may honor with their
patronage The above named parties will be happy to see
their friends and the public generally on Monday
January 10Th, at IL M, TO partake Of COLLATION..
MARIA S1AMhERS, sole Proprietress
NIB Lodging by the night week, or otherwise, An
early application will be necessary to secure choice Of