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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28
INSTRUCTION.


0Onn -GOLDSMITHS CHEAP CLASSES WILL CON-
pOOU. early In November; tickets for sale now
price S. for full Of instruction in pcnmanship In
sudng $500 in premiums TO pupils Bookkeeping Students
commencing before Tuesday, November will be enu
lied Of writing lessons without charge For SALE
At the academy No. 1862 Broadway of Franklin street
Godsmhs system Of penmanshp with copies and nstruo
tons price % cents five copies for 81. Also
gold and steel pens Of superior quality ,o,n,,
A TTENTIoN;- best PENMANsHIP.-AIL BAD wRI
"A tiers to Mr. BRISTOW the celebrated teacher at 3
Broadway He guarantees to ladies of all ages beautiful
business hand, in from IL 20 lessons Terms cheap
Visiting cards elegantly written.
BOOKKEEPING, &c:-C. g. ,MARsH's COUNTING
- for ths practice of bookkeeping and mercantile
calculations for instruction day evening
at 304 Broadway. Call for circulars. For sae-Marshs
Courie o. Bookkeeping double entry) ST. 81 and Marhs
Course Of Single Entry Bookkeeping rs oent RENTED per
mail 20 cents additional These complete beaut
fully printed in coors showing the balancing entries lines
&c In red ~ they they should beadmiraby adapted TO
self instrue tion.
uORSEMANsHIP.-AN EVENING GLASS FOR GEN.
IL temen, In the noble art of horsemanship now open
DISBR0W'S Riding School, No. 20 Fourth avenue each
evening from to III O'Clock.
THE PRIMA DONNA, PROFESSOR or SINGING,
Sgnorina Eliza Valentino has lessons She
teaches singing and piano at the residence Of the pupils Ap
pcaons must be made By letter. ut Soharfenburgs music
store y0 Broadway. which S9norina win mmedatsly ~
tend 70.
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1NO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THIS MORNING, A
small epinc watch white face with gold guard chain
and locket attached suitable reward will paid tho
sssusn VI The saws hs Vss VI thS 81 Nicholas Hotel
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AIBES1 4 os hISG1 ANb fosirfSE SALE
a E%f%
BUILDING LOTS AND COTTAGE SITES.
FORT s sTH4rs sf is1a ss1SH1oS'
Adjourned in consequence Of the storm of Thursday Oct a.
Thursday. November s. 1853
81 IA c'cloSk A. NJ precisely on the srcund:
village q En- Staten leland
fiss and Nsrth Iiys.: the city Nswsrf ana
s'.sGs1e:
upon thea situated nearly between e:
ssss fsT psn seass
ny ss
sss
boats sndin l At leave svsIy hour from
Ne.
facility doing business in the city q
NJ. sas
which lower than railroad stage route in the city Of
change rarely TO be me. with and worthy the
The being graded at the Of the pre-
GO remain bond and mortgage
for FIVE per cent, and the title is udisputabo
For photographic and full particulars apply Ray
Tompkns door from the corner Of Areta and Grit
fn streets Tompkinsvlle Staten Isat Of ALBERT H.
NICOLAY 40 Wall street, New York.
n. CRIsTALAR INSTRUMENTATION BUT
"A. TEFIELD will sell, this day. at ga o'clock, at No
Chambers street large lot piece goods
consisting of coats pants and vests casmeres broad cloths
deskns binding buttons &C., &C. Also the counters and
shelving.
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.--TO-DA DAY,
ID at o'clock ut 229 Bridge street, between Hillary and
johnson streets Brooklyn susehod furniture carpets
seat chairs mahogany card table, bedseads bedding
silver spoons, &c., &c.
Saturday Oct g. at II ocl OK. at No Hoyt street,
State street. Brooklyn general assortment Of household
furniture
RY HUMBERT & KENNY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID hold furniture.This morning, ut 10 O'clock rain
shine at No 50 Orange street. between Henry and Hicks
streets Brooklyn all the furniture contained in the house.
consisting In part of carpets mahogany sofas tete
rocking and paror chairs marble top centre and sid
tables bookcase card and fancy tables ahogany
other bedstead beds and bedding Marble top dressing bu
and wHshstands clocks looking glasses &C.,
Also Kit chen furniture and utensils with which the
will commence. Catalogues ut the sale.
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GREAT sPORT-THE BEST IN THE wORLD.-wBITE
~ English terriers bull terriers bull dogs Scotch terriers
the best rattsrs be found pointers extraordinary
81 Demands lately imported, 10 sold At y OAK street.
eypsy ef saSea n q. JARVIS
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DARTNER WANTED-IN THE WHOLESALE AND
retail liquor trade with capital Of $500 81 900,
and who win give the business his whole attention. One who
isrenses required Address e. D.. Herald once with real
nAps Aat AS0 yseysyN Meme Sthsgs WV ~ Attended ~
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ANTHOLOGY.

NIOTICE.-MRS. II. ROEDER, NO. LAD WEST
IN teenth street, between the Seventh and Eighth
rives true inform ton ali interesting affairs thro
On the past present, and future events. Mrs. Roedt
ssme lady that formerly resided fOr many yshSs N
1NeA nex ADiU.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A RRIvAL OF SHIPS FROM FOREIGN PoRrs-PV
"A sons exeecting isnis from frei ports eth BY
u;Is;as sh'ps by applyng At es Printing TslegSa
~ 'Le coast In le time fog them meet their fric
ON the vessels arrival at wharf Charge moderate
W. o. LEWIS. Aanags]
CRoT0E WATER rAx-PuBLic NOTICE is HEI
Al. ynnsid sass an sasiona ten per cent will be ad
r. O. HANCE. Rsgists1
MY NAME HAS BEEN USED WITHOUT NY KNOW
N edge or consent in Dissolution Of j. W. Goodwin
house movers :. 90. FRANKLIN GOODWIN
NEW SILVER COIN-ADAys co. WOULD
chan and public generally to the uar f
the Director # the u Mint at Philadelphia in relation
the new silver coin =
Philadelphia, Oct 10 is5s
The Director gives notice that silver coins will paid
hundred dollars OF any denomnatio Of eoin and
larger amounts at the option Of ths Director.
with the view Of facilitating the distribution Il the
coin, and enabling the banks brokers' &C., to supply TIL
selves with little exrense and inconvenience
or drafts New York Philadelphia, obtain the new s
coin, and forward it either by express or by OF
sbe by express or other safe and responsible
Parties sending us drafts ON New York, will Of cours9
NV
make for attention to these specie
yond the customary express rates or
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT BALTIMORE al
= ONO Railroad Baltimore, Dot "a, ls53-To coal d
psnies ana consumers-Notce Is hereby given, that
ported this road will s. A. follows From Cum Serisn
coal in shs Bsne
& S en- ky Sss p. ton the above
JOHN Il. DONE Master a Of II Tran 1,SSs
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TyHANeE OF HoUR-KINosLEY co.'s RxPRRse
r nsvpsrt Pan River, ssa Boston ssnnsssins VI,
81 b.oadyay, ON and amer Msnday, 0etobsr ~ ~ XVII
u ~ PtsA9sIyhiA ard .te ssRths at kNbS,M
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THE MILITARY.

HERALD GUARD, ATTENTION.-THERE WILL
IL meeting and drill this evening, at Centre Ma
upper drill room) Punctual attendance is requested
this will be the last drill before going excursion
order, JAS ENNIS Commando
VIZ. FARnoN, Orderly Sergeant.
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n at their armory their return from their first targd
cursion, it unanimously resolved that retnrr
for the valuable and beautiful prizes which they pres
us with, namely Capt w A. Bruse, d. L. Pettee,
G. Young Esq. Alderman Thos. Woodward James ClernI
r. G. Brown, $. Roberts, 8. Williamson, and last III
not least host Joseph Conrad ESQ., of Mount MorrI
his sumptuous dinner and general attention to all o
sires. THOMAS KERR, Capta
@. A. WALKER, Orderly.
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T osT-A SMALL MENoRANDUM BOOK, IN TT
IL entity Of Wall street. containing letters and pa
value to any except the The finder will
leave the at IS Front street, and receive suit
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T 0sT-BETWEEN sT FIFTH STEEET AND 90
IL nue. e, silver hunting watch, No. 5,l7l. The
will be literally rewarded leaving the watch at 80
Q, for Joseph Arguecs.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-TO-DAY,
ID at o'clock at 229 Bridge street. between Hilary and
johnson streets Brooklyn household furniture carpets,
seat chairs mahogany card table, bedsteads bedding
silver spoons, &C. &C.
Saturday Oct 80 at IL o'cl ck at No Hoyt street.
State street. Brooklyn general assortment Of household
fur uiture
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r osT-oN SUNDAY, IN GOING FROM TO
IL street, Second avenue via Broadway and Uni
bracelet-fve six twisted strands gold clasp an
basket attached liberal reward will be paid by ret
II To 42S Fourth street
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T OST-YESTERDAY, ABOUT p. NJ, IN BE
IL way or in an omnibus, an engraved gold brace
reward win be given if left at the Columbia Fire Ins
Company. Nc. 90 Barclay street.
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MY NAME HAS BEEN USED WITHOUT NY KNOW
Nl edge or consent, in dissolution Of T. w Coodxin
house movers. FRANKLIN GOODWIN
New York, Oct. e. 1858.
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n. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER.-AARON BUT
"A. TEFIELD will SELL this day. at "a o'clock at No.
Chambers streeta lot piece goods
consisting Of coats pants and vests broad cloths
deskins binding buttons &c &C. Also the counters and
shelNnQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28

EOUND-BY THE POLICE OF THE FIFTH WAR
T. the night Of the 18th inst, bay horse and harne
Sis at the livery stable, IS North Moore street.
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-
~ office ~ Pine streee, corner Of "Wednesday,
Now at II O'clock Mt the Merchants Exchange, for
may the folio ng securities viz
$4,000 per cent bonds Of the State Of Georgia. due
due 1917 S6W0 six cent do of the city Of Troy $2l60
of the couvertbes of the
lumbus Pigua and Indiana Railroad Comlany $50
per cent first mortgage convertible bends of the Buffalo,
Corning and New York Rar ad Company $4,000 per
cent first mortgage bonds OF the Corning and ossburg Rail
road Company $4,000 eight per CONVERTIBLE bonds of
econd mortgage bonds of he Troy Boston Railroad
Company $50 coo stock Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
pany, shares s., 900 each
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM THE PREMIS2
~ Charles CheesbrouEh, Fort Washington, on the II
the 9th nitant, gray horse about fifteen and hal
high Whoever returns. said horse, or gives infos
subscriber Il. F. re GERS, l45 East Twenty seventh
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DEAL ESTATE TOR SALE.-AT AUCTION, ON THE
~ 18th day Of November next, at p NJ store Dock
barn and stable, the river Mariners Harbor
on the north shore Of Staten Island about mile from
Port Richmond unless sold at private SALE Dock
about 100 feet with good water 'front.' living spring.
and convenences for dwelling. good business location
Terms Sale the premises Inquire Of A. p Flor
enee COZ Broadway, J. K. Van Name the premises
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NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD BOND II
IN Persons are cautioned against negotiating bond
OF the Northern Indiana Railroad Company for ST. Z
same having been lost in Edinburgh about 10Th Sci
last. The finder will please return the bond to the
company, No. Is William street. New York, Oct. "A,
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7 osT OR STOLEN-IN EDINBURG, SCOTLAN
IL the 10Th Of September, 1883, two railway bonds,
lows-One Northern Indiana, 7 per cent, $1,000, bot
275; one Peru and indianapolis, per cent, $1,000,
number $50. ALI persons cautioned agIinet Begc
the same as payment has boon stopped
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T oST-A PARCEL, (ROLLED) CONTAINING a
IL Of the Ulster mine. at Ellcnville, drawn by John
ley, c. E.. also drawing of the New York floating q
Tie Under will DO literally rewarded by leaving it at
Fulton street, third story.
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TUsT PUoLIsHED-CAPTAIN LN0RAHAMS P0R
q trah For sale st O. !. 0UNTHERS, II North william
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REWARDS.

COX REWARD-LosT, A GOLD HUNTING CA
RAC watch, detached lever, No. ,s,76l, Charlie
Calame maker from the house No. broadway The abo1
ward will be paid and questions asked, by leAvin
at % Front street. up stairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-29

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
The work of relaying this road with heavy
rail, is about to be commenced on that part be-
tween the Clover Hill junction, and the Port
Wa!thall turnout-the coal transportation On
that section b.ing so heavy as to require the
repairs earliest there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-29

FATAL RESULT OF A Row Our readers
will remember that we mentioned row that
occurred in New York among some journey.
men tai ors in Eighth avenue, on rha 4ih
inst. One of the parties concerned, whether
in fault or not, does not appear, died in the
Hospital on Wards Island, on Friday last,
from fracture OF the skull by a brick thrown
during the row, by some person unknown
The deceased was German, named Charles
Doening. He was about % years Of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-29

RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-The Express train
on the Weldon and Wilmington road was
stopped Tuesday nigh, about four miles from
Whining ton by the arrangement of a switch
which ihre off tbe engine. No one was hurt
snye the engineer, who sustained slight injury
He shut of The steam jus. before the. accident,
which saved the train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-29

BAsx RoBBERY-The Mechanics, and
Traders Bank, Of Jersey City, was robbed on
the night Of Monday, OF abour $4,000. A bun-
d OF $la0Oin norrh River Bank notes was
in the smoant stolen. see
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The Bedford Springs. in Pennsylvania, to-
gelher with abou, 1860 acres OF land, have been
just sold to company of Phladeiphians for
Sl70O00.
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h'Ss's MousrAls.--rhs people Of York.
vile. 3. C., have dstermiliss 10 celebrate sbs
anniversary ofshe battle at hine's atean,sia
-.-she sasenieenth Of ostobef-an< they invite
cit zsns Of Virginia. Tennessee and Nor,h Ga.
roiina 70 act in concert with than. g
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MEAsEgs.-The ship Consiellaiion, which
arrived al New York on the morning Of ,hs
26th, brouss, Sl9 sieerags passengers. ont Of
which number above 30 bad hid the meas.sa
during tho passage.
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A severe form Of bilious fever believed to
have been communicated by foreign vessels.
has appeared in Philadelphia, and many deaths
have been occasioned by il.
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The TENNESSEE SAN PATCH.-The NASH
vile uazette Of the 2ist, states that Watkins,
who hadjumped from the suspension bridge.
had so far recovered as to be able to walk
about.
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How To Pass THROUGH SMoKE.-ln the
course of an inquest in London lately, Mr.
Wakley, the coroner, observed that it would be
well TO acquaint the public with the fact that
if persons in house on fire had the presence
OF mind to apply damp cloth or handkerch ief
to their mouth and nostrils, they could effect
a passage through the densest smoke; but the
surest way would be TO envelop, the head and
face completely in the damp cloth.
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ONE WAY TO COLLECT A BiLL.-A Mr..
Burch, harness maker in Nashville, snot
at George Brandon on the 2aih inst, because
he refused to pay bill, which Burch had pre-
sented. No injury was done and Burch was
arresIed
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PHiLADELPfiiA.- "A great meeting has been
held in Philadelphia TO consider tbs prcprieiy
Of consolidating the city and districts into one
municipality. Measures were taken to psi.
ton the Legislature in favor ef such console
da,icn.
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U The ship Galena reported In our ID.
test news yesterday, TO be on FIRE At Charles
ton, was saved by being flooded with water.
Her cargo was seriously injured.
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f,UUfQN EsU<Ds FOR SALE-20.00O
~ DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA.
BILE IN NEW YORK. AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OF THE COMPANY, AT THE PLEAS
URE OF THE HOLDER, AT ANY TIME TILL
THE SlsT DAY OF ECEMBER, 1859.
These t}0nds in sums OF $1,000 each, ir-
Yedeemshie for 90 years, and part of the loan
of one million fvs hundred thousand dollars, au.
shorized by the Legislature at its last session One
million Of which was taken bT the State and the
whole amply secured by deed of trust on the
entire road aad property of the Company, for the
Yslnctua payment of the interest, and the ultimate
redemption IF the Bcnds. This loan together with
their original Capital of Three Million will bs ex
pended on the road
The road Will extend from Lynchburg to the
Tennessee line. a distance of 205 miles, where Il
will connect with other similar improvements ex
tending 10 Memphis, on 'he'Mississppi river there
by afor6ing when the South Side and Petersburg
and Norfolk Railroads a'e completed, a continu
Gus comm VI icsion from Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond TO Memphis. 1t passes through that
portion # our State remarkable for its teriiitv, its
agricultural and mineral productions, and from
The large and increasing business which il already
commands the friends of the rosd are sanguine
that IL will certainly pay : per cent, If not more
1he whole work Is un6er contract and VIII De
completed by the lat of January, 1855. copy OF
the mortgage be seen at our office, and any in'
formst!on ia regard 20 the Bonds, can be had on
application 10 PURCELL e. co,
iy ls-2m Richmond.
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DR.. Thomas Dunn English 10 engaged ia
making geological explorations for some New
York capitalists, in WesisTa Virginia. s.,
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&ELI IsG OFF AT COST. AT THE
~ FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE We will
now cell ar cost the balance of eur Summer Cloth
ing. TO make room for our fall ant winter stock,
having yet large and well assorted stock of Sum
ner Goods On hand such alpsccs ana alpacca
iastre Frock and Sack Goats; brown and buff linen
Goats; grass snd duck linen Coats; whte linen drill
And CHECK and striped linen Pants; white buff and
fancy MsrseiIies and linen Vests; also, large as
sorifnent OF summer cashmere Pants together with
a large stock of eentemens furnishing Goods; some
6ne gauge merno under shi:ts-at the franklin
% Main street.
iy I4-ts r. DECOU L. co.
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL

al - L n q.
k@:@N WITH many thanks to sbose who have
~ heretofore pstronised mo would give no.
tice that am still 10 be fou,d al ,nv shon
on Bank Street, where shall with pleasure endes'
o 70 execute with nesfness and dispatch all work
IN my me that may be favored with NV friends
~ 'uo oohc generaily are hereby solicited to give
jy 23-1m*
plNkX POINT PAVILTON.-I;aIsa a. r--,s
Die Bathing place. snd quiet retreat for ,nose in
scared OF ne slIn and rational pleasure having esn
leased ev the undersigned, with view 10 the uur
ehase OF 1t, II successfai in his efforts to aceommo
date the public. will oe opened for the sea.on op
Wednesday 18th June
Many and varied improvements nave peeu re-
Gently made. calculated to promote the comior, of
Flshors, and nothing shall De Omitted py the pre-
prletor aud his family, which can afford the least
sausiacton 20 his guests. Parents and their child
oren Will md the comforts OF home in ample pro
VISION whist the dsvotee Of fishing may come AZ
shfeti, iits: every necessary arrangement for hi,
accommodation in the wey of asning coasx and
tsckie with proper persons 10 wsis on MIN whilst
engaged In nis captivating sDori, mas been fully
made IN addition, seine Wi: be daily drawn for
the scconm odaIOn OF tne place and sne smusemenl
OF visitors. whilst frat rate band music will be
in readiness dav and piRnt. for me amusement ano
recreation or those VINO NAV call IL into sarviCa
Visitors from Richmsna and Frederick sburp can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day OF each week, nv means of the steamers Pow
nstan ana Osceola. wnicn :oucn q. aqua Creek on
those dsys. ana returning. can reach the ereag on
tuesday. THURSDAY and rrIoav OF escn weeK By
the bosfsi IN time 70 connect with the regular
mali train OF Enosa dsya.
TIE terms Of board at tha Point tFill be 92 for
single day, Il 50 Far dsy Tor .hrea days, aud less
than week. $40 per week, and $50 per month
Children and sa-vants G2lT price. Az no public
csIeors;ion &c contemplated arn OF Iuiv az rne
Point, yisltors, urior tusl iate. NAV come VITA
every assurance that their comforE and Quiet will
not be disturbed ov any sssem6lege of boisserous
character. WEN. w DIX
Formerly proprietor OF the Fountain Inn, Lish,
street. Baltimore.
Pirey Point Pavilion, Ed,
June 6th. 1853 : ie 7-ts
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BARGAINS In DRY EO0Ds.-I am now
DselliDg the balance OF my Summer Goods at cost
and s!i in wan, of real cheap goods will find them
stores. BeFeges Tissues, Sllks, Grape Shawls
Gin CHAINS, Lawns, Prints, aca and muslin Sleeves,
French needl5 worked Collars and Cuffs black silk
Trimming Laces, Swiss and cambric muslins and
Trimmings. Turkey red and worked Muslin Cur
tans, l2 iiuea Sheetings Ga pillow case Linens,
pure Irish Linens, Table Cloths. Napkins, Towels
and Toweling, II 4 cotton Sbeetings, Flannels, !
and yard wide Bonnet Ribbons, dotted Dresses fin.
eat quality worked Dresses, Msrseilles @ lilts Tick
ing best twisted SILK Mists, Alexenders Kid and
silk Gloves. bird eye Daper--wh the usual assort.
ment of fancy aud staple Dry Goods. Domestcs
at factory prices.
iV 25 LEWIS CHEAP STORES
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NJ 0TiCE TO BUILDERs.-Proposais will
lS BE received for constructing wooden enelo
sure around the City Grounds near the Western
limits of the city, embracing about ten scres, with
gates and covered pens for cattle, &c for the Agr
cultural Fair, to be held in November next. Plans
and specifications Of the work will re exhibited by
the City Engineer, at his tfice in the rear of La
fayette Hall, on 9th street
The proposals To be delivered sealed 10 the City
Engineer, on or before the lsi day of August Dext
end The work to be commenced Immediately after
re contract Is made. By order OF the Committee
on City Grouuds THOS GILES, Sec'y.
- a2-atIA
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SIGNS IN MEXICO The BROWNSVILLE ifiag
states that Mexican uoops arr, collecting IN
snesnalIy large numbsrs on the BIO Grande.
II is also stated that lis believed onihe Rio
Grands that Ssnia Anna, believing the rreaty
Of peacs with she United States invalid, the
question Of observing ito conditions win be
raised, Doubtful ....s.--'..,s