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Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
WASHINGTON
+ Z NJ ALE S Z MiNARY

HNHE 10th Session Of this institution will
- commence On Monday tie 1th February
next.
The Principal in again announcing Che COM
incncemcnt oi anuthcr Session desires to repeat
hi assurances, that every facility which w rman-
cnce. a liberal expenditure and a well-.IilaliGc,l
Corps of teachers can afford. Willie extended 10
those desirous VI receiving u thorough and accom-
plished education.
The advantages il offers consist in-its favor
able loca:ion.-its Spacious and convenient build
ings.-its supply OF apparatus ior the illustration
81 the Scicnces.-its facilities ia the department
OF Music and other accomplishmcnts,-an i'll
teachers possessed Of long experience in their pro-
fcssion. In the Study of the Natural Sciences
unusual facilities are offered in the expensive and
costly collection If Apparatus.--in the well-sc-
lected Cabinet Of Minerals and FoSsilS.-and IN
the Lectures upon the various departments of
Study.
Pupils from a distance are received into tie
Eimi!y Of the Principal, where every provision i
made for their comfort and where their progress
~ Study becomes the object Of special care.
Terms remain as heretofore. Phrils are charged
only from the time Of entrance into tie school
No deductions for absence.
S. l. SLACK, a. BI,
Prilrpa.
ITaaiing.on. Jan -. 1872. .
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18


"LooK on TINS PioruRE, AND THEN on THAT
Here is pair oil pictures by that delightful and
spirited artist, Fanny Fern. They are in her
happiest style:
Father is comins!'' and little round faces grow
long, and merry voices are hushed, and toys a.c
hustled into the closet. and mamma glances nerv-
orsly at the door aud the baby is bribcd with a
lump sugar to keep the peace; and fathers bus-
ness face reaNcs not muscle; and the little group
huddie like tinid sheep in corner, and tea is
despatched as silently if speaking were prohib-
tied by the statute book. and the children creep
like culprts Ia bed. marveing that baby dare
crow so loud. now that Father has comei''
Father is coming!H and bright eyes sparkle .or
joy, and tiny feet dance with sce; and eager faces
press against the window-pane, and bevy OF
rosy lips claim kisses at the door, and picture
books he unrc3ukcd the table. and tons and
balls and dolls aud kites discussed, and little
Susy lays her soft cheek against the paterual
whiskers, with the most fearless a5anloa and
Charley gets a love-pat for his medal, and mann
ma face irows RADIANT and the evening paper is
read, (not siicntly. but aloud and tea, and toast
and time vanish with equal CELEBRITY, for jubilee
has arrived, and Father has comc!"
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18

RuLRohDs IL THE WEsr-Some idea of the
business done upon the railroads of the West may
be formed from the following, from a Chicago
paper:
a few days since there started from Detroit
train OF cghiy-fre freight in one string, pro-
PEELED by two OF the most powerful locomotives in
the country. The train was bound for Chicago,
and the greater part of its vast load was carried
to the merchants of that thriving village Since
the first of April just such trains have started al
most daily from the depot of the Central Rail
road for the same place. On Thursday evening
Il passenger train left the depot for the West.
composed OF twenty OF the splendid new
passenger and luggage cars of this company, con-
tanins 900 passengers, and almost one-quarter of
a mile long,
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18

The GIRARD VIII. CAsE.--In the o. s. Circuit
Court, at Philadelphia, Judge Grier refused mo-
ton for new trial in case between the lessecs
of Clark ct al, the heirs in the Girard estate Us
The City of Philadelphia. This decision con-
firms the verdict, which was adverse to the city
and gives to the heirs eleven tracts of coal land in
Sehuylkil county, valued at one million of dollars
The tite to the land has been perfected in Girard
since the making of the will by which it was de-
vised to the city, and the Judgment of the court
was that it would not pass to the city under the
will, though his title to it has since been COM
pleted.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
WAsnlxsrox AnK's, April 81. 1858.

w ASUlNGION ARK 5, ApTli IooJ.
Gentlemen: The Democracy of Hampstead CO.,
at recent meeting in Washington. having ap-
pointed you delegates 10 the democratic Con-
veution, of the second Congressional District, 10
assemble at Hot Springs on the 1st Monday of
May next, for the PURPOSE of selecting and NOM
mating d candidate for Congress. and having in
structcd you TO use your influence to procure my
nomination for that higk station, it is due to you,
to the democracy of Hampstead. as well as to my
self to say to you, that L am not, and. have not
been an aspirant for that important trust, and
have no desire to be,-and therefore ask that my
name be not used under any circumstances in
connection with the nomination. In declining
this preferred honor OF portion of my fellow-cit-
liens. | am sensibly impressed with lively feel
ing of gratitude towards chem well as others,
for this renewed expression, of their confidence
and Partially towards me. and shall ever cherish
for them the fondest recollections, for the many
iavours have received at their hands.
Your friend and servant,
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18

ERO3I the Plantation Of TIE subscriber, IN z
II Sewer county. near Fed River IN Inc Ia
Gth iTiSt a bright AIalati0 Bnv. named
about =, wears of sCac about . feet inches high;
has scar on the llacl. Of bis neck which has the
appearance of a burn H. haL On when he left
Blue blanket coat and a cap. \ liberal reward
viii be given for BIZ apprehension ard delivery y
10 me- or for hrs confinement in any Jail 80 that
can ret him. ID i supposed he has gone dowr
Rcl River THOMAS b. 81 COOK
Srricr w liz Nnrch III lsEl ll-l!
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18

Mr.. Joel I. Hart, the sculptor has presented t.
Mr.. james i. Clay of Lexington. KY. son of
Henry Clay a beautiful cane originally intended
by Mr. Hart as Il token of affection for the great
statesman now deceased whose statue he is now
engaged upon in Florence for the ladies of Vir-
ginia. The editor of the Lexington Observer.
who has seea the cane, says it is of oak from the
tomb OF Cicero. and the head is a stone from the
door sill of the house in which Columbus was
born, with medallion hkenesscs of Cicero and
Henry Clay carved upon it.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18

The House of Representatives of 1Iassa-
chusetts has adopted an order directing the
Committee on Education to inquire what
legislation, if any, is necessary to protect
the ignorant and credulous from the delusive
arts OF ''spirit rappers," $50 called)
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
IsAE UPs Paw UP!!

A LII persons iHdebt-, 10 Tie undersigned uP To
II the fst day Of fanuzry Iast. are hereby re-
specifically notified that mast have some money
alid consequently am unier the NECESSITY ot earn
cstly requesting them to cone tcIaaId ant settle
up at as early day as pGssitle.
r II W MADDUX-
Hat-nzfaH. I.t lG 1862 J-
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
LATE HRRsVAE1S.

u ECEIVED per Steamer FRANCES JoNEs on
IL Consignment.
1000 lbs. Bacon sides 10 bbls Nlolasses,
600 : : shoulders. Sugar.
~ bb!s. fresh St.Louis Flour, Coffee
10 Rectiiied Whiskey, Candles.
Old family hyc Brandy Cherries,
New York Gin. Pickles.
qr. Casks Cognac Brandy, Tomato ketchup,
bali bbis suP'f Elliskey, PEPPER sauce.
~ Sacks Salt, Cnraco.
10 kcgsNails, Lemon Syrup,
10 boxes Tobacco Annisette.
1000 Regalia. Cigars, Snuff.
5000 Cuba Skies. Candles. &c.
All Of which will b Sold low lor cash only,
SAlrL c. WHEAT.
Uyper Landing.
F.ilton, OrtoJer %, 1852 43li.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
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The truly wonderful Hnl remarkable iiraf have.
under iniu-lis.r nrrsa:iun. lvr iltan
convinced fia- H-nr Eull is NAN and that
his Fluid Extract "a Sir-triii Il rir valuable
combination nf vegetable tlfar the Hririrr ~
chemistry as Vet frnrri All lrrr m tfr pnc1nr, IN
his ncw enterprise. - I.ssisr.l. CsHSI-r
We agree with ncsLor of the CouEer, that Dccfor
Eul l. crrat man. anil his Sar-arhrilia GREaTEa
EnIrIyEi AMI fy rnnTnrrl at the Doctor with
h- Sar~aIaFi IN. will fir enthusiastic exc
Iient Fast than l.ruum III pith Jenny Lind We would
not have rssers Understand tss as chasing tho
Doctor AMI his SarspIfa with arnnn and Jenny Lind.
because nh who -nl trir dollar fir bottle nf EHlls
Sarsarara Viii Sc IT, rlirairnr. and M hHFc hrsrl IL
silly limited thar affT hearing the di-ine Jenny,
and finding thcir pockets minus from ten to twenty
dollars. thought pay in pretty dra- for the xilfIE
One objection iarr 70 Bulls SArsaTarilla. and ONLY
oNE-it i 70 exceedingly pleasant N the taste AMI
inri-oratin- 10 tie ~ FfrIn- that In the at ~
using IL. It il cqds smoking s rrs7iiaS chewing
Langhorne- best drinking Walkers mint iuleps-
CANT QCTr IT. IoaisriAe DerSryn,
The ahoHe iDrnfary notices from the rlinrF of
of the Louisville Courier. anl Democrat. @nri Nv
Geo u. Prentice Ef.. the distinguished el.or of tho
There i 'uub. ia fiir world % the Errltnrss Of
Doctor Bull and The excellence Of Lis sarralrn- snia
of the scientific y sri III . rify have ahpinuhei
the SarsaTara Hni What great deal better, thf'
million appand IT, u 4 having tremendous -aia.
The celebrated Jayne profits OF his medicine
Init grant. palace in Philadelphia. stories high,
AMI Ir Bull IL he chooses snpn build tnir-
high that IL n, told difficult rr Linn
TO walk through streets at ali h. finds hirnself
arrested, every step hy graceful and many
Of whom have Travelled fru Ert disances 70 lock upon
their benrfartnr ami bless hirn fnr their wonderful
restoration m health. The hrnr, with Nil hi extra
ordinary merit. Il very modest afl retiring yet trust
that the Eastern CITIES will in justi themselves. give
fitting reception TO the lstin.gs- who has
glorious campaign against human d.. t.rn
Scott made against t!Is MeNirar--
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18

A tunnel DOW in course of construction
on the line of the Dayton and Cincinnati
Railway will it is said, be, with its approach.
es, 10000 feet in length, and the largest
work of the kind in the United States.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
WAsuNGroN, May 18th. 1853.

Mr.. Editor: You will oblige by publishing the
following letter of Gen. Grandson D. Royston
which will explain itself, and show to the public
the reason why his name was not put in nomina-
ton at the late Hot Spring Convention.
Respectfully &c, 0. JENNINGS.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18

high, has scar below his left eye, and the little
finger Of his right hand il Of.
ALLEN j. also mulatto. about 2I or % wears
Of age. low and stout-rather chuaky--llis eyes
OF Y, llow complexion.
will pay tlfe above reward for the delivery
of the two men 10 nle. At my residence III Union
county. or viii pay literally for any information
thai will lead 10 their apprehension. 1t Is sup
posed ttIay have gone in the direction of Van Bi-
ren. Address the undersigned At Union Springs
II. o. Union comfy, Arkansas.
ii. GEORGE.
.4prR 70, 1873. left
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sRIE.

How all anrire clgzr, ielntifri, uie siin Hnd
rosy colorsl cheek. Hos oI'ri u Irrnns pcs
srs>ny this i->fi-;siir ~. -sriy he Nishs-i.'
fr-prtir cosmetics ipficns ~a. Iinr- and roinri1
mn1rFfa~ r-nrr trl M feii.lanrr 0f EhRt la-aFn
lra- nslTrcl n III zn fi=t tnu- urh rrsat injury ~
tire skin. Bulls Sf-a 4riIll j. IA. best rrTrtir kuvNI.
J. hrauiifs- skin iy T,rnyi- every Trtle oi morbid
znacs 81 nnI tifr ihd. akiig pIr, healthy,
ana vigorous giving arfiEiy etrry iute vessel ani
changing yruv F-l dark NJ the hinnan
alsl lru-inc-s w urt Ladies' abandon the of PAINS
and nfxturs and NE Bus >fssIasila the oiy cic;rsl
rciney. = !. wnr ~ the Si- l. sui.cieni, AID hint Is
el4Ous "a flr tie lulilE.
We earncs-iy invite I'll rcrsns Who are suffering -iiir
the ills tltt Ge = heir ;u-'' tii Dr. John
Euls Agrnr. aud get cops " luIs f-nly anur aais
GRATIS Hud M fllu H=-r III hEmaniy- lrFn ti-t
single idiylu=l -kl rDt hr sori. uiIsilE i've fnls
ar.z naFiiia Ttzii and Getting A. tie
sann- 'i3ne that Il i nI-s.is for the iocor Pubii-i,
the tenth part af - u'itr of eT;iafes Of Astounding,
performed M , pzHiiil- 4r aHnuEL a tfs-
n-ny rnlun.Hriir ahDAtEul rn DR. IEllH 1ar1farfar
from well known aA dis l-=IrI individuals both in
pualc ard Vziyse i' srs can perfectly overuhr ming.
IL Dr John Eu- i'ris4eifal Uilre: Hsst siIs lfth
street. fr-f in''r n oa Main. llHui-siiirr ~
For Sale wholesale and retail by
mitchell 4 FOSTER.
General .4geHfs,
Uaxiiarton, .1TEs, .9prl y, 1888 IL
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
TO COTTON PLANTERS,

TNIIE undersigned have formed Co-partner-
- ship and opened shop at this place for the
manufacture and repairing Of Cotton Gins.
They will shortly he in receipt Of an ample new
stock Of the best quality c Gin materials re m the
East. which they inicfii 70 work up into Gins
which viii be fully gi.arrentred TO give entire
satisfaction One Of It's tAlr. WYArrl having Tor
some five years executed mos; of the work that t
Went from the shnp of the late ]. X. Crosby we
feel no hesitation In assuring the Cotton Painters
OF the upper Red rver country. that all work done
at our shop viii be ily equal if hot superior TO
the best that was ever manufactured BY the late
Mr.. Crosby.
We solicit the patronage Of Cotton planters
who may want new Gins, or old ones ieparc,l:
and hope they will send in their orders as early
as convenient, in order that their gins may Ne
certain to be ready for them by the time the
present growing Crop is ready for picking
BIZ permission of some and without having had
m opportunity OF consulting others, we annex
ntinlser Of mines of we'll known Cotton planters
to whom we would refer regards the perform
ance OF Gins heretofore built by one OF Us ia the
Sbar- ,,f 4 II grnsht
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
NEW GOSEsS.
MCCUilagia s. fsrayyn,

HAVING permanently located at FULTON.
Ii ARK'S, have just received aud will keep
constantly on hand general assortment Of Dry
goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qucensvare, Hats.
Boots Shoes, arl such Drugs and Medicines A.
are generally used in this climate
ALSO-A general assortment of Summer and
winter Clothing Persons visiting Fulton are
respectfully invited ID call and examine for thcm-
selves.
The highest market price paid FOR Hides. Pei
tries, Beeswax scc
FHifr-i, .1rkis., .9DrI Il. 1870. ff-tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
IL HN ME go MM
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

AVE Just received, and are now opening at
Ii Trimble & Johuscn's old stand opposite the
Hotels, large, we'll selected fresh and genuine
stocls OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils and Dye
StuIs, consisting in part OF the following articles
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18

Hon Edward Gross,
Maj. Richard Pryor.
Capt Joel w. Hannah,
Capt Richard II. Finn,
Willi,m Coulter, Esq,
Maj. Joshua Morrison, i1e~7'Sfe1d 1o1Ey
Hon. Henry p. Poindcx.er,
Mathew VI. Cheatham. Esq.
Mai. William johnson,
Wiley McElroy ESP,
Judge Lewis 3. Fort, I
Morgan Crver. Esq.
Nlorehead Wright Esq,
VIM. r. Morris, Esd, Lgtayofie Co
Col. Josiah Garland,
Hon. James Trgg.
Col. james Abrlhams.
Hon Benjamin r. Hawkins.
Hon. Henry X. Brown, Soricr Co.
Isaac n. Jackson, Esq.
Dr. J. W. Fort
Judge Daniels Botrie Co. Tcras.
\. u. Ellis, Esq,
M. M. WYATT I
r. II. w. MADDUX.
Washington, March 80, 1888. 1:-tE
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
Misce5EaHaOrrS.

Alum. Pepper, Allspice, Glue, Borax. Spirits
Turpentne, VarnishcS, Brushes Backing. Can
dies Candles, Starch, Chocolate. Lozenges e..
To which they invite the attention Of Phvs-
icians and the public, as they are determined to
sell low and upon accommodating terms. Dr's
MlTcnEL 4 Foster are both physicians Of long
experience and intend devoting their personal at
tention TO their Drug establishment. so that per-
sons sending orders for medicine may rely upon
having them correctly and carefully filled, and
those desiring prescriptions may depend upon
having them put up, accurately compounded,
at any time, day night.
" Lshington .4prR ~. 1s.I.;. L. ----
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
PEREUNER7ES.

Lubin's Extracts Wctherills Extracts Hair oil.
Pouiales, Colognes, Soaps OF every variety, Sand
Suar. &c.. S-c.. &C. &c.
ALSO Books and Station ...,-c !.
AIRY. fine assortment Also --'''------s~ y
Paints and Dyc-stutis. Glass. Patty Putty Knives.
Linseed Oil Lard Oil &c &c.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
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Brandy Otard, Brandy Champagne Port Wine.
Pure JUICE Sherry Wine. Schiclam
Schnapps tWulfe's AromaticJ
Jamaica Spirits
Patent Medicines of all kinds including Bulls
Sarsaparilla, Jaynes. Loudens and Com
stocks Medcnes-Christie's
Magnetic Remedies.
&c. &c. &C.
rFyiNTS I-IVpNfr Iy.rrrS
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
3fO0 EEWARE

UaliiAg.on, Jan -, 1857.
Washington telegraph., 1853-05-18
II FIN a W. z.

Washington, .4rEs, .gprz p, 1888
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CUPREME CoURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
~ plicstioS OF the Mayor Aldermen and
Che city OF York relative to the opening Of FIFTY
street from fifth avenue to the Hudson river
New YorhPursusnt to statutes In made and
provided ths Mayor AldsrmsD ard Conmonsity of the
city OF New York hereby give notice that they intend
apply ~ tho Supreme Court Of the State of York
special term Of the aid court Go he held At the city Of
York, katurds, the 2sd day Of July n 1873 the
opnin Of the court Oh that day thereafter
counsel can be heard for the appointments Of
of Ettmats aud Assessmspt 10 the above entitled msttor
Na abe nature and extent Of the improvement hereby
t@naed IL the opening of Fifty eighth from Fifth
s,enue te he Hudson river .hs city Of New York
tine IT an act Of ts Legislature II the people Of STATE
Of New York entitled IAN act relative to
touching the lay out Of streets and In Of
New York and for other purposes passed April 1857
RaBERT j. IILLOk, Connse to the Corporation.
Ssted New York June ~ 1853
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NGPkEME COURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
= pic.tcn Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commoaaity Of
third street. ron Fourth Avsnus 20 East river 10 me
Twelfth ward ~ said to
made and provided the Mayer Aldermen and Comu,onai
~ Of tho city Of New ork hereby give aotics that shy
tend 10 Apply for the ~ of &c
Gu ave and Assessment In the above entitled matter ct
sPesa u this Court to be nsld At the City
BAD Of the city of New York Saturday the Moth 9th
day Jnly 1853 at the opsinp Of the court that day
thereafter sci heard that the
turs ssd Of the hsvshy intended t.
opening Of Ninsty third street Fourth to this
East river In the twelfth yard Of sad city ont
npor the plan OF said city under and BY virtue
Ap set entitled relative toucnius
Me laying ont 81 streets and she 81
AND for other purposes,r passed April s. 1887
ROBERT ]. DILLON. Counsel 70 the Corporation
New York yupe
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CUPkEME cOURT.-IN THE MATTER or rHs Ar
- plicstion OF the Mayor Aldermen. snd eommonslty o.
Third the the r&y side OF
Mount Morris In the Twelfth ward OF said CITY tn.
cemisopers 81 stDats and AssssDent In the above
Z %sS cate %
suPant oocapant Of boasss and lots In proves
nnimpssvd lsnds etsd thereby aud 10 all sshsrs when
n may concern, - folicws. TO sit
First That they have pletd their estimate And
nsnt and that al persons shes. interests are affected
shsir Questions in writing to william Etisg Esq the
sbairnan Of sad Con mi his oBse SO ~ Mas
street In the city York or before the I'D ds
81 June seyt.
5secnd That estimate Assessments
containing the Of the Of tn lots sssSssd
s lots they sppear upon the map
cemmjfioners together With such map the
the whether for damage bsueht sad also Al
The sdsv,e estimates and other documents which
and bssn deposited 10 the Street
Office Of the city York. there 10 remain
The Of vhonsssvsrh nav aonesrs until she ~
fhrd Also chat limits embraced by assessment
follows thst ia 70 AL the lots ofls situate In
he Twelfth of tbs city ofNes York aud which taken
strest the ssstey side Of Mount Morris
ths by the westerly side Of the Second
this sorh BY chs line Of th seotrc the bloch be-
t~een street and lth street and the soa BY the
line Of the the block between ld snd 1920
street ptins th-reom such strssts apS
Of streets have already beer opens
- the 10 laid the Of the ssie CommseR
deposited ss Aforesaid
Fon Also that report il the shove entitled
~ bs mad. and presented 70 tho supreme Court Of
TO b. held At the City Hall in the city York
tnrdsy the sd day o. July 1873 1t tho opsnisg Of the
court that day, aad tbat then and there
thsrssftr counsel he heard, molten Will ~ made
Shat said report be- confirmed.
saSS5Ss ;pw taSs 1scr, o'.-''':."''s
OAtsd New York, MAY 10 1858
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IGNN WfCKkkSHAM MANUFACTURER OF
wire rsipg .,ro1 fence Tor farm, Sc 3l2 Broadway
amsnta work iron wir. ratings public
grounds parks lawns dw,llnss TO 81
10 $40 foot Iron hsrsteads tbs complete
neEt in this prices 81 &, ST. ltons
s,ns ketohns~ poets spring shs,rs ssttess mat
eres towel stands bat racks umbrella stands spiftooue
40 &c WickershaWs celebrated r,iroad AID fArm
from W &c ~ rod she oscrber Asrs The largest
stock ornamental iroa work In the United
his manufacture ut excerdiseiy low prices Supsvor
qrality OF har and Bstsresses J.HA WICK.
EKSVAM. warehouse ~ Broad works 81 60 SD e.
Lewis street.
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ATTs 60, 9BJP AGENTS AND SoMs,ssyOe
~ Merchants Valparaiso
~u.ssAs Y NvH, y. A, RIsHASpsor, AvevSrUn t0NsASv
Refersnc
"a sgsAEo--.on. bailie Peyton.
vsLpAp Aiso--Messrs sisep Co, dsMenwsy Go
pASAsaNessrs. co-wine aro 4 Co, ,'srrieos frtss
Em, ~ -issn l. Go.
l,vsrpooL-hesses. Bowmsr, grintsi A 60. wuiiss
Jsctsas ESQ
ssu YopK-&sssrs. ". \. Cotlirr 4 co 3oo1su. h SO,
Gapt, Hsfs Rye steamer Psoris.
EsLTfuoRN-Eessrs. John W-ndsssoAA Co. fhOgseI
Band Go Whisa & Elder
SAN FnANctsco bessrs. blipL, Peabody CO., HusseJ
bosa Bsls. Char. Uoens ESQ J " Lyon, Eco
4osros--Massrs Amrni 6. InrphsrA sso ~ d pr.sh.x
kCs GEddaa Williams
vArrow-Nre, ~ssstrG A Ce.
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EXCURSIONS.

" of Long BI.nch.-rhe fayorite steamer HsRo Capt
spring a.nSnd srsss fsnss
street East river BroSms street so Psok slip pier
d.hns tackle and hait viii 30 provided Fare hfsy
~ hcatsING PHILIP VIM make an excnrsion, on Sun
10 to 'fsss
excursions will be mad without fail Sunday during
stree, at u and twenty sixth street at 9ss a N
CUNDAY EXCURSION TO. SHREWSBURY. HIGH.
snds qssan panss r1s Ocean Porsrhs steamer
ot Of Barclay street SUNDAY morning 10th inst at
Port at 8 p NJ. Fare each way IS cents.
- and commodious stsamcr OCEAN Captain y. r Faan-
july street, s 90 sr at s
Hammond street "a Broons street East rivers
and ssrrny street y leaving ktypors At p sordis;
sst rcercatian in cool and retired locality Fare Tor
TIE excursion fifty cents Refreshments may no had on
y Newark la"ding a. k,rsen point-fare i2s cents
Ias futF a, "l leave ior Newark frog
o'eieei NJ; returning iesves Newark At Ocoot, p NJ
SSaT S9M SsrT TREY ASD
sing Sin, hsvers,raw, vcrqieskr Calo~slls Cozrsas
,s sss'i sfTsss
Ieils,y win leave the pier foot Of Jay street at
s.nd nrSs ..s se above Places r.tuE1ns viii
til ted eNrin2 season.
CuNpAy EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE AND
- Glen Cove July 10 1853 Fare rs way. The
~ amer MAItPs having been charta, by Captain Jas
Kennedy viii leave every Sunday as follows :Hanmond
sE s ssTss 5sss sas r pss
street East river * o'clock; Twenty.sxth street 0
o'clock kstGr Ing willie Glen Cove at O'Clock and
New Rochelle 1T ~ @'c,ock This being of tho
piaan' picturesque and healthy routes out Of York
IL that lover Of recreation wi embrace
'Iportunity Refreshments Of the first quality board
CUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE AND
- Glen Cave The fine steamer MAZEPPA, will rase
excurop to the above named places sunday July TO-
Capt Kennedy will up grand clam bake and 6sh
cb0S der.