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Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

TNHE undersigned offers for sale on accom-
IL modating terms, 1900 acres OF choice I'D
valuable Land, situate in Sever county. Arkan-
saE.
These lands were selected in 1886. are Of ths
best quality of upland, and are located in de-
sirable neighborhood
For terms, &c, enquire Of W H. Etter Z.
Washington, or the subscribers al Little Rock.
WATKINS a. CURRAN
January q, 1852. Aft
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
| From the Cotton Plant. |


KNEW He OWL I'D TAE FhlN LIN.
BY SMOKER.
In youth I saw him first,
Hale. hearty and well-dressed;
With look that told you plainly,
His conscience was at rest.
In after years I saw him
His hearty look was gone;
His peace of mind had vanished,
His pride of manhood flown.
knew he owed the printer,
knew it by the air
Of general deficiency
That peeped out everywhere.
He never advertised, then,
He never read the news;
Until he did through ignorance,
Both time and money lose.
No one knew his business,
No one knew his name,
Some thought him dead or broke
No matter, twas all the same.
The wide world logged along,
(The printer with the besA
Save him, who would not jog,
But Jagged behind the rest.
SO back he vent-back-back,
A disappointed man:
Jumping in his little sphere,
From fire to frying pan.
At last in desperate mood
He reused his dormant will;
And did-what dye thinka
Paid the Printer's bill.
Going the other extreme,
He published everywhere;
Who he was-what he had
Price, and place of store.
Being a READING age,
People saw his name;
And wanting what he had
To his counter came.
Being a TALKING age,
People spread his fame;
Custom grew-money few,
tHis safe received the same.)
He pcospered in his trade,
And goes on prosp'ring still.
Why? Because he advertised
find pays his Printers 5,H
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
10 Planters s. Merchants

M I'M
THE undersigned has on hand and Cor ii. 4.
= Collinsburg, Bossier Parish, La. 100 bsis. u i,
heavy Cotton Osnaburgs- From 500 70 2500 900 y!
Of home made russet Negro Shoes. From ~ 81 :.
70 Cotton Gins, warranted TO perform wsr
Twenty Bois d'Arc Wagons, both for horscs 70,
Oxen, with wooden and iron axels. plows - NM
pattern required. Also, heavy stock Of n
Goods and Groceries. A superior and hearr I.
of Ready-Made clothing, both for sumner ~ NJ
and winter wear Planters and merchant, .-- .~-
particularly requested to call and Law in s,r-s NJ
OF the above articles. as will sell them as u
as they can be bought in New Orleans. an5 Y
time to suit their growing crops Orders wiIl \.
punctually filed for any of the above enunera.ss
articles.
J. B. GTLMER
W n. Goods, Groceries Or cash nai5 7.
Cor Hides or Pnlfyies, good article ALWAYS I.
CURED. J.B.G
June 26, 1850.
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

NANIEL E. WILLIAMS viii serve all those
~ who desire his services as Land Agent in
the Red River Land District; will attend prompt
ly to paying taxes, redeemng forfeited lands. To-
eating land warrants, &c. Persons wishing their
lands properly described, can get plat of their
lands and a true description for a small fee; will
also draw deeds mortgages, bonds. bills of sale.
articles OF agreement, &c. &c. His experience
IN this kind of business, prompts him to the be-
het that he can give general satisfaction.
Washington, Feb. 90 1880 7.tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
DISSOLUTION.
DIR. BENZ. p. .BETT.

II AS resumed the practice of medicine in
IL Washington, and may at all times be found
at his apothecary store, unless professionally ab
sent, where he will keep a full supply of fresh
medicines for sale low for cash.
Washington, May 4. I4tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

WILL sell upon accommodating terms guam
tlty of valuable real estate, situated in Hemp
stead county, Arkansas. For terms &c, Apply
r. Wm- H. Ettor- Esq, Register OF the Land or
flee at Washington.
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON.
July 10, 1851 2otf
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15

lust Received on consignment, and for sale a
- large lot of Bagging, Rope and twine. at the
upper Warehouse, by S. C. WHEAT
Falton, Dec. /. 1852 4s-E
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
CABINET MANUFACTORy
Washington Arkansas

TNHE undersigned having purchased The mat.
A. al &c. Of J. IT. COLLINS, has commences II
manufacture cf Furniture, in the baseraa.ss as
of Temperance Hall, opposite the Clerks s-' ofS.a
where be Will be prepared to furnish any artiris,
in the Cabinet line made of The best mater .rs
in a neat, fashionable and substantial manner Il
He will keep general variety always on han
As be : determined to sell low, his terms Viii =
variably be CASH All kind Of Repairing dor. -
Cotfins made and trimmed to order All orl.--
for furniture will meet with prompt atteptior
A call is respectfully solicited from those nj :
desire anything in the Cabinet line.
w. w. WELDON
Washington, Feb. 16, 1883 7-f
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
G Az I'll ON.

M Office is hereby given that viii prosecute
Is to the extent OF the law all intruders on mT
land. Those that have been in the habit Of cut
ting my timber must and shall quit IT, Dane
f. Williams il my authorized agent, and will re-
port all intrudeTs
CHARLES B. mitchell.
Washington, Feb. a, 1880 Is
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
. . q 8 y y y q q {

The truly wonderful aTI rrrrnrimhle ia- have
rrdcr iumeiin-e ohsrrvnion ilrvr than
cnnyncei :Iat Decor Buil Ia ara that
his Fluid RN-=c " 5a-sana-iil IN the valuable
chemistry ha~ produced A rrre-r m fhc Decor. ia
his anie-nrfsc. - LaaifriI, CrHri>r
We sy-ee ni.i nechtcr y TIE Confer, fha' nne'r
rull n rr Gr mHr. ani Ii- E-rErnaTfil GrrArIR
r;EDrfSE and vf are fF eonsnce ia- t',s Fr'nr rifh
bis Sarsapari MI Will fzr entfEsiaar csrr
nient Fast, than farnun iid with Jenny Lind Ne ~nni
have rcadcrs 70 understand c'asin@ fhe
Doctor ana h SaTs,Fara with Earnum aud ignny tinA.
because All who sTend their dollar nr bottle M bnis
Sarsararili1 viii equivalent: ard have hoard /.
silly limited. that hearing the hiTire Jenny.
and finding ficir porkr,s minus frrni twenty
dollars Thought 1t ey ff- pretty dear sr the WHISTLE
One Objection hare IN Bulls sarrpariila- ami DN-f
oSE-i II Is exceedingly plsa-snt the taste and
nvignra rg to the Efrcr. that in the habif ".
using X. II il equal smoking fac rr-aiias- chsrsrr
LanghO-nes hest. t-inkif Walkers mini jrleps
CAN QrIr IT, E8fffrriI. nerf0crnf
The above complimentary ices from the editors n
q thr Louisville Ccr. nnh Democrat endorsed hy
Geo D. Prrrs.i-~. the dsnntIred efifnr
Louisville Journal. IN TIRE following catering
There is doubt IN the world nj tire greatness nf
Doctor Eril and The excellence cf lis Sarsa saraTla Sie
of the moS scientific pysirilns in city have appnurh
the SarsapaTia and Whist l. \ great deal better
The celebrated Jayne has from the profits of his neicre
built granite palace in Philadelphia stories !g
AMI ir Hull If he cinorS. very build twice
high that r. Is told. ver dilcut fnr him
to walk through il; he fiuds himself
arrested, every step hi grateful and many
Of whom have Travelled from great distances 70 loo
their bcncfactnr ami 10 bless him fn- their wonderful
restoration health. The Doctor. with all his
ordinary merit u rey modest md retiring Yet.
that the Eastern cis will in Justice ~ themselves. gire
fitting reception 70 tie Distinguished vino mas Iaais
as glorious camps- against human diseases Gen
Scott made against sne Mexcan--
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.

Hos MI admire clear. beautiful. white skin ana
rost coiored choek Hos oen de- persons DOS
scssing this de'il-rnuir. acYouy be wishel'
rcsnrng M cnrc.r~ lotions washes paints and rnorinr
materials % rstorc theu remittance Of what i-sasa
has deprived the n ara fhaf with rea injury ~
the skin Bulls rzratia il the hest cosmetic known
10 beauties the sn by removing every particle of nnr
and iseasci matter from tc blood making pure. healfiy
and vigorous gsiFg activity every minute vessel AMI
changing tire rllg ana DARK cyun.cHancc " TIE bloom
and FRESHNESS of youth Ladies abandon the M rainas
ani mixtures ana Falls Sarapariill the orls eecirzl
remedy word 20 The wise ID su licen ana lut n
enough for the la,ies
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS

pY recent Act Of Congress. Bounty -
- are granted 10 officers and volunteers N w
military service of the United States in I'M AZ.
Of 1872, any Of the Indian wars since 1-s1
also to commissioned officers in the war mn
Mexico. In case Of the decease of the officer !.
soldier, the land can be obtained by the widoy
or minor children.
The undersigned, acting as general Land Ara-.
will attend promptly to procuring Bounty Isr1
Warrants for those entitled 70 them. ard iora,;,-
il desired; having a general knowledre NJ ~
lands in the Red River Land District. NJ viii NJ
able to make choice selections All letters m
inquiry, postpaid, viii be promptly answer
and Instructions given. ifdesired
DANIEL II. WILLIAMS.
- w. Land .9gea,
Washington, Arks. Nov. p, 1850. I7-t
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
William no. KcEseEs
ALTERNATING ZEE HIVES.

TNHE Undersigned having purchased the right
= to TING patent for this State with the excep-
q few counties previously sold,l would respect
fully inform the public that they will keep sup
ply on hand at Washington and Columbus. Per-
sons having bees would % well to call and see
them johnson 4 Trimble, and Daniel i. Will
llams are cur authorized agents to sell for us at
Washinston-and Walker & Cheatham at Col
umbus. III. K BROWN.
B. III. KINSWORTHY.
Washington, .5pra 27, 1853. 17-tE.
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15

We esrnesty iavi- III Fcrsons who suffering vi h
arT n tiie ills FIAt re- il heir 'n y" rn m roln
Pulls Agent. and get snrA of iris Family journal.
GRATIS and Nv tle -akr VIZ hiiaTify. hope Chat
single individual viii MAJ he fsuud. liin ve Bulls
SarsapaEiiia 4 YEiAL rf'er III ard i. the
tine, that in h Hirns hic frr ihe Doctor publish
e tenth Tarr n c nuIter of certificates of onndn-
performed by ILL., Arararii. Tire w
tmony yolrn,a.ily shnverra n-. Balls sarsarara.
from veil krovli AMI ii- fiErilici nciyduns both il
puhr aud r-Eac itr ta- hren perfectly overwhelming.
Il Dr. i.Aa Tu.l'E priacipal Cise. Ness side T.f.h
strrr-- Hrrt fo0r 'g-nr iiain IHurriiict Ky.
For Sale, wholesale and retail. by
mitchell a. FOSTER.
General agents,
Washington, I4rlss. .lprl p, 1853. II
Washington telegraph., 1853-06-15
II q T Z G. e.

GRANDSON D. ROYSTON of Washington.
~ Hampstead county, Arkansas is my lawful
agent and attorney to transact, settle and close
up all unsettled business in which | am in any
wise interested in the State of Arkansas
j. G. D'ARMOND.
september 10TH 1852. 37-tf
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steamship-Augusta (new), Lyon, Savannah, s Nit.
cheu.
Ships-W Travis, Boles, Galveston, J II Powell Il Co;
Pauline. Coburn, Acapulco, Ewen &Co; Renz Dur
fee, Newport, master.
Barks-NaIy Parker, Barnard, Australia, Chur chman
Morgan Co. David Nickels, SWEET, Matanzas, Buck
Go.
Bxigs-Maria Ingraham, Matanzas, P King & Co W
Stafford Boynten, Cardenas, X Buck & Co; Jas Wal
lace, Foster CArdenas Thompson & Hunter; Esther &
Elizabeth Shackford, Porto Rico NJ NJ Freeman Il Co
Davis, Charleston, Durham 4 Dimon; Helen Maria,
Pierce Georgetown sc, Buck Co; p Flcot, Grant,
Savannah, II Brookman; Wiberforce Britain, Wind.
ser NS, Whitney Detroit, Martin, st Martins. W
Hweu
schrs-Indianola q masted), Cathc,rt Port Philip.
Jas Bishop Co; Euphemia, Bras, Porto Cabello W
Lewis; Buena Vista, Makee, Matagords, sheldon Co;
Ozark Lord Jacksonville Buck Co; Jacobus Borst
Falmouth, ca, FuDch n Mencke; Abingdon, Murch,
Mobile, master; Chss Mills, Francis, Savannah, L
N Cseady Co; Dacotsh, Franklin, Wilmington Free
man 60; Jas Doughty, Murphy Fredericksburg, Va,
Jas Hand Josephine, Kingsland Baltimore, johnson &
Lovden; r L i A Stewart Lozier, Philadelphia, Van
Brunt Saght Greene, Nye, Philadelphia, JAS Hand
Ellen LOUISE N 3mpson, New Haven, master Hannah
Chase, johnson, Mddletown H Ravens.
Steamship n Dorado, sohenck Aspn wall March 90 and
Havana April l. to N Roberta. Passed going into Fla
vsus ship Sagadabock, Fisher, from Boston.
ship ysncouver Liant, Shanghae Via Hoosang, Dec ~,
y As-eSA 4 &cou.
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvRPooL-steamship Asia-Mrs Bitkan infant and
servant Ireland Miss Manning, Mrs Jones, Penn Mrs
vyse Va Mr. Mitchell and lady, Jacob and lady, Penn
Mr. Thomson and lady, Miss BeLkhard Miss Benk.
hard Miss Bernhard Miss Allerton and Mr. Benkhsrd
Penn; Miss Gordon and Mrs Hughes, Philadelphia Mr.
Norris and lady, do; Evans and lady Miss Green
field man and maid servant, Mr. Krupe, Phadslph
John Lowtz, Mr. Gerstte, Napoleon de sschey Mexico
Rev Henry, Jersey City; Mr. Becker Paris;
Mr. westmoreland Dixon Messrs NJ A Campero, Hava
ma Branes, do; J W Jung Mr. Bsilror = D Taxpayer,
Rev u Chase Chicago; Norris Philadelphia Sulli
van California; A II Cox, B Lawrence, Bates Phla.
delpba Peoro vlallinga Cornat, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Eve
rett, Philadelphia Rev w Rocker, lady and two
children, Louisville Mr. Dunlop Virginia; James, J
+ .Ior, Boston; Miss Gillian, sterry, England Rev W
Cook Rev Croker Miss Sullivan, Miss Haddock Mr. A
Duncan and servant Mr. Hodges and lady Mr. Ayres Mr.
Greenfield, seryin, Mexico A Gilmour, Montreal;
Mr. Brown, Pother, Matte, Banker, Mr. Barr, Miss
Merilat Rev G Nugent, Toronto w Parker, Eng A
Mack California; w BethuDe c. W; Nich@lis d En-
arch Mr Moran Ireland W Dick, T LOWS, New Or
leans, Iarcade, do; Wilcox San Francisco Mr. La.
t0uche and lady, Canada Thomson California Mr. Mus
grove Now York Messrs Brooks and Collinger, Eng J
Mscar France JWaker p Chemende France Madame De
chambers Campbell Eng Leon I've Pontette Hav; and
vs.e-s. lots 40.
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Passengers Arrived.

AsPswAII, &c-steamship Fl Dorado-A Sweet,
Capt Taylor Mr. Domassus, Mr. Gonzales, Etchmendo
Ashworth, J Castor, J Baker Ingleand, Gaben,
Smith, II Winnesey Stringer, II w Crane 3 Stone
burner II Towers II Poinietto, L Hesse J Bogar-
dus.
PORT Az PRIScE-Bark Clara windsor-Capt Cane OF N
York; Lynch, of Boston oliyarus, OF Mayugues
PR.
Beler, Tanor, Daniel Pswls, Burnhnm, J Carmi-
chael J stone, b Pomgor. Hssman, Smith, Ra-
NOR, II Venayns, W Day Jr, Sherwood, Mrs Covin,
Mrs Terry O c Dent and lady Miss Malain Mrs Hogan,
WEIGH, lady, two children and servant Mrs Wardill
Mrs A Campbell, A w Gabadon, + A Bay, A Jenkins
DR. Leonard. DR. S n Eliot Rogers, X Burnside, q
walch, Albert Leryay, Geo Gill, Geo Beach watson
Jr, n Renhert, A W Craven ] c Martin aud lady Mrs
Dewitt, Mr. Phillips and two children Mr. Hutchinson, two
nurses and child; W Lucas and LADY, Mrs Newman
III steerage,
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Married.,
On Wednesday, April g. by the Rev. Robert Shaw, Dr.
FKk&Ricx D. !ksTs to Miss MARY KKMBIE daughter Of
William KEN BILE, Esq., of this city.
On Tuesday morning April at Calvary Church. by the
Rev. Dr. Ralch, FREDERICK WIGGIS ESQ.,, of London to
this city.
On Sunday. April 8, by the Rev. F. T. Murphy Mr.
of this city.
On Tuesday, April S. by the Rev. N ]. Pierce Mr. LIEF
FEx1s BROWN, Of Gowanus L. l., to Miss EUPHExIA D..
daughter Of James Mathoson Esq Of New Utrecht L. l.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHEAP BOOKS-GREAT REDUCTION.-THE Sue
cessful Merchant-sketches Of the life of Mr. Samuel
This piIl'p
60 cents to 40 cents The Village Bseksmith James
LIE Wesley sn ,f9 Ishts 60
duesd from 80 % cents to s. cents NaSns
cheapest ofthe monthly public witness.
B0ston For CHEAP the National Ma
the magazine reading matter Is Ola high or
ished By cARIToN PmiILTPs 200 Mabsr1s street
New York and M can be obtained Of swormsted Poe Gin
and from most of the book in cities country
NEW BO0K.-ABECEDAIRE FRANCAIS, ANGLAISE
lustre suyi dun yoeabuare picturesque, contenant
p.rtie a nm conrs d. Tranoais IA. n us ieglo
de Paris Public by J. c. RIKER No. 129 Fulton NY.
SPARKLING AND BRIGHT-MORRTs WILLIS
Home Journal for the present week. contains usual.
foowing-outIne sketches the lady occupants Of the
tiers Of the Presidents United states from
Mrs Washington to Mrs Pierce the number Of a new
s oaor fss or y Life wn civ
Reach these papers are followed by Things to Stay N
from Camp; Passing Events the Opera New Books Spice
Islands Mere Mention; Personal Items; Varieties &c. &c
erestng weeks papers The Home Journal Is elegantly
nted clear and fine paper and offered at the very
saS @ whSn III. S % ana the
weekly newspaper. Office Of publication, No lU Fulton
treet
CPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH FOR THIS WEEK CON-
ng Discussions When shall these things
arged and in type will be ready delivery this week.
and invite our friends to forward the address Of those
& VIII become that We may serve them
with sSHF1 i1S' sRRfTTAS AS c
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Telcgraphic Marine Reports.

BosroN, April 8.
Arrived-Ship Argonaut, Shanghae, via New York;
steamer City Of Boston, Philadelphia schr Dirigo, Bucks
vile, sc.
CeaIed-ships walpole Calcutta; Queen of the Clip
pers, NYork.
New BEDFORD, April s.
Arrived-Shp Hbernia Pacific Ocean, with 800 bbls
sperm, and 1880 bbs of whale oil
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Memoranda.

81 Ship Lexington, of Nantucket which was sold
few weeks since for $l2 00 to to NYork load for
California has been resod to company in Nantucket at
s6e5 advance, and will DO fitted for whaling the Arctic
under command of Capt Peter Brock
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REWARDS.

ONE CENT REwARD-wALKED AWAY, TOO IA.
~ ny TO run, on the 9Th inst, William McCord and in
dentured apprentice This to forbid all employing
lin, ry will he dealt with according h lay HENRY
hcGrCkIS, In Ninth svears, Plume.
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CLOTHING.


CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED,
Persons DESTROYS of converting their articles
into cash obtain fair price sending for the subser
l.. M. DUSSELDORF, No. ID Elm street.
N. B.-Ladies attended I, BY Mrs. Dusseldorf
IAST OFF CLOTHING, COSTUMES JEWELRY, FIRR
~ arms, de.-Gentlemen families having the above
mentioned articles for SAFE will DO attended their resi-
dence by addressing line through
Post ONCE to s. L. PHILLIPS II Wall street. basement.
CLOTHIN0 AND FURNITURE WANTED-LADTFo
~ and gentlemen having any to dispose o. receive
fair price, by sending the stores letter By pos
s. COHEN, 467 Hudson Street. and q West BrssdWa1.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
tn: highest ..aa price VIII be hsr:ly given current
description Address through post or call on JA1IS
MORONRY At HIS second hand store Orange street. nsAr
Chatham.
ture wanted-Ladcs and gentlemen having any cloth
ing, furniture jewelry, obtain fair cash
the subscriber at his residence through Post once
Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen.
NJ s. COHEN, No. GO Elm street.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

RIO LET--A TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE NEAR.
4 " new, hard finished walls marble mantsls 40 ON
lth street. between Fifth and Sixth Avenues Apvv 10
s. ALBURTUs, JR., No. Broad street
ITO LAND CONGRATULATED, A TRACT OF LAND
for village mot lees than forty acres near some rail-
road depot The Harlem Railroad would DO preferred A.
MY hetsecn thu hours Of 10 A. and p NJ, at JOHN
4 Anb, q - oth.e Is VA 4 Fsni -
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HOWARD ENGINE COMPANY NO. 34.-AT A RE
IL guar monthly meeting of Howard Engine Company
No. a. held Monday evening" April 4th, the following
Resolved the thanks Of this company be rendered
Mr. Barnard for his kindness in presenting with tickets
to attend his Georama
Resolved, As we were highly pleased with the beautiful
exhibition would earnestly advise friends and the
public TO witness 1t while 1t remains in the city.
JOHN MACK, Secretary. CHARLES MILLER, Foreman.
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THE FIRENIEN.

T THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF PETER
n Engine Co. No IT, held at their engine house. 40
Shrytis street on Monday evening April 1853 the follow
Resolved That the thanks Of the company be- and hereby
rendered to Charles White of49 Bowery for the beaut
full signal presented to us by him.
Resolved That the thanks Of the also ten
dered TO the New York Bible Society the handsome Bible
they presented to
Resolved That the resolutions published in the
Sun, Herald and Firemens Journal.
GEORGE L. GREEN, Foreman.
EDWARD J. KNIGHT, Secretary
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HOWARD ENGINE COMPANY NO. 34.-AT A RE.
IL gular monthly meeting of Ho ward Engine Company
No held on Monday evening April 1858 the following
Whereas The New York Bible Society has presented to
this beautiful copy Of the Holy Bible Therefore,
Resolved That tender the New York Bible Society
sincere thanks for this Christian Offering and the
officers and members that duly appreciate the kind
tives that dictated it,
Resolved That the above be published the New York
Herald and Fremen 8 Journal
CHARLES MILLER Foreman.
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DOARDING-A FEW GENTLEMEN OF RESPECTA
- billy who wish the comforts Of home with elegant
suits of and handsome furniture class
private house town. handsomely located with all the
Home, Herald Office
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Alta MEETING OF TIE COMPOSITIONS EMPLOYED
II in the Office Of The True National Democrat and Morn
ing star held April g. 1853 the following resolution
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That tender thanks to c. Chds Esq,
proprietor Of the True National Democrat Morning
Star the prompt in which he has acceded to the
scale Of prices adopted by the Prnters Union 1853
j. X. BARTLETT, Chairman.
WM; H x1 1MysHAn' Secretaries
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, ~,

ENOR SALE-A FINE BAY HORSE, 1917 HANDS HIGH,
y kind in double and single harness. good family
doctors horsewill stand in the street without tying
Apply at 10 Prince street. between the hours Of ten and
twelve O clock
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NOTICE.-THE PATTERN MAKERS AND MILL
IN wrights of the city of New York and vicinity
spectfuy invited to meet at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel
of Grand and Elizabeth streets next Friday evening
April g. at O'Clock to take into consideration the
state of the trade.
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T1OR SALE-A FINE YOUNG BAY HORSE SIX
years old, sound kind. and fast traveller perfect in
harness and under the saddle Also light fancy
for four seats with shifting top pole and shafts plated
mountngs Apply ut the stable " Eighth street,
Fifth "
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HORSE AND BUGGY WANTED.-ANY GENTLEMAN
IL having these articles good order may hear Of
buyer by addressing below Horse must be sound and
fast and buggy must have top Address L. E., box IA
Post OHfca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07

CEILING OFF.-THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING AS
- ISOLATED himself with the Globe Manufacturing Compa-
will sell his remaining stock of carriages reduced
rates. H. BISHOP Beardsleys old stand 80 Canal st.
Wanted to work in the repository also good body
maker nd wheelWright.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07

ROARDING.-A HANDSOME FRONT PARLOR TO
let unfurnished suitable for physician, with with
out board gentleman and his wife with board: like
wise few single gentlemen be we'll with
board and rooms by applying Immediately, 80 Forsyth
street, near Walker. Not removing in May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07

DOARDING.-A FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM
ID the second floor unfurnshed (which will be vacated
the 9th nsant to let with board at 50 East Sixteenth
street. also back paror and bedroom furnished the
floor Both suits of supplied with and Gro
To- Wa hot and cold