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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-17
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THEATRE The enter tainments announced for
lot fail to meet the approval of the patrons of this
favoiite place Of amusement. The first piece 10 the
Robbers which is an excellent drama, and the
cudrg feature will be the "Wreck Ashore" Messrs.
EDDY Stevens, Hambn nston, Dawson, and Mrs. A.
Parker in the principal characters.
BROADWAY THRATRE-Mr. and Mrs. williams will ap.
tear next week in some new dramas. They are great
and have been engaged BY the
agemept The pieces selected for tomorrow evening
the .b drama Of 'reaId As II Is the new comedy
OF Our Jemims," with Mrs Williams one Of the gals,
ard the vaudeville called the IriAh Thrush" Ia
which Mr.. end Mrs. Williams will appear.
Nmos THEATRE Madame Anna Thillop, whose per-
forDapces at this theste have given unuxed pleasure
and oeght s to appear TO- morrow evening in the opera
M Hudson Don Henrique, Mr.. Leach Rsbolledo.
The other characters will be sustained by Nibos excel
scond end third when the audience be supplied
with delicious ice creams &s.
NATIONAL THEATRE This little establishment Is do
ga respectable business Purdy is very active and s
cupstqueDty making money very fast The piece pre-
f.pted for to morrow evenings entertainment is new
one, called Uncle Toms Cabin" The Howard Family,
consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard little CordelA Howard
and Mr. Gemon appear in the leading characters. 1t il
DIANA in six acts and will be put on the stage In ex-
celept style by Mr.. Purdy.
AMERICAN MusEuM = The amuseu,snts announced for
t. afternoon ani evening consist of Whites 5ere
rtder in their Ehio performances in the afternoon
nd Donetts troupe Of acting monkeys dogs aad goats
in the evening
HproDRoME The new and beautiful pageant, called
The Car OF Flowers" which has been much admired
Will be presented to morrow, together with great variety
If the most attractive performances. The trained ole
plant will alec be introduced.
CHpsTy's OPERA HOUSE "A very fine programme Is
ced by Mr.. H. p. Cbristy for to evenings
enieitsnment-negro melodies and instrumental per-
ftrmsDces
WooD's MIssrRFIs moving along in very suc-
ul career-tbey barmonise we'll aod the nstrumea-
TIL and other performances are very good.
RroKIgy's ETHIOPIAN This band Is doing
weline hs II ell filed every night and the singing
and detrimental performances give uumi1ed pleasure to
tbc audience
CASTLE GARpry-The tenth Grand Sabbath Concert iha
season by Dodw, rths Cornet Baud will take place this
evening The programme provided comprises many u
The most popular musical compositions Of tho day
RAxvARps Holy LAND Ia to be put on exhibition sgaa
1 10 morrow evening, at the Georama.
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Marine Affairs.

DEPARTURE OF EUROPEAN STEAMERS. THE U. s. Mai
steamship Hermann, for Bremen and the English screw
steamship Glasgos, for Glasgow, left port yesterday
THE srsxM YACHT NORTH STAR THE Vanderbilt sea n
yscbt North star remained at St Petersburg 25th ut
where she had excited the admir- alton of the nobility for
her many excellent qualities The Grand Duke Constan
tie had made her visit, and examined the vessel very
inutely. The North Star. In the passage up from
soutnamptor, frequently made fifteen knots per hoar
ARRIVED OuT Tie brig Zebra, from New Orleans,
which put into Savannah last February, Of
fearful mortality among her passengers and after
Of March il forty days from Savanusb There no
further Sickness bosrd after the vessel left savannah
and her ninety emgranta reached ths republic IN
good hshIth.
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A6sEECw,
NYE q CO.. SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso
WILLIAM NyE, + A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
References.
SANTIAGo-Hon Bailie Peyton.
VALPARAIso-Mes Alsop & Co Hcmenway 4 Co.
PANAMA-Messrs. Corwine Bro. & Co., Garrison & Fritz
VIM. Nelson & Co.
LIvERPooL-Mcssrs. Bowman Grinneu 4 Co., William
Jackson Esq.
NEW YoRK-Messrs E. h Collins & Co., Goodhuc Co.,
Captain Ezra Nye steamer Pacific
BALTIMORE Messrs. John Henderson & Co Thomas J..
Hand Co, White Elder
SAN FRANcIsco-Messrs. Flint. Peabody Co., Hussey,
Bond Hale Charles D0ane, Esq, j. Ii. Lyon, Esq.
BosToN Messrs Ammi G. Lombard Esq, Z. ID. Brigham
& Co., Glidden Williams.
CANroS-Nye, Perkins Co.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS,

gentleman who visited the of the accident yes
te day, informs that ten bodies had been carried
ashore
The steamboat s perfect wreck and at present lies
with the head up the river within few yards Of the
shore.
large quantity of freight will be lost by this collision
but the amount is not known.
The engineer who arrived in the Hudson River Rail.
express train at quarter past three reports three
deaths including two squaws and doubts whether any
Of the other passengers we're Injured.
The state of the weather prevented the Morse line from
working and thus parties who had relatives board
were unable TO sllay their anxiety
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SRI Iege ct TO observe in the HERALD OF this morning.
that your reporter has omitted my name amongst the
guests at the Inauguration Of the sts Palace yeser
DAY, 14th inst Ny son. John Edward Zimmerman com.
missioner pro tenn and Mr. Maus Geests anns commis-
oner Of the NetherAnds also present invitation
1he Netherlands also represented at the BANQUET
given to The President 1T Metropolitan Hall.
an, respectfully, your obedient servant.
J. @ ZIMMERMAN,
Consul General OF tbs Netherlands.
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MONE sTAADS

pETERsvILLE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION This
association at present numbers hundred
bers and is fast filling up The lands unryaed
beauty and situate the vicinity of New Rochelle
S75 paid In payments OF 20 cents per entities
bsr to four city LOTS $io to city lots and $780, sixteen
msyts Tma c1sn 70 rew m,ambars ~ na M 49, Ry
The regular meetings of tho association held every
day evening" At O'clock at the American Hall!
Broadway and Grand street full attendance of the
members at the meetings is desirable further particu
lars apply to r A. POTTER, President. No. fanovsr
street; WILLIAM a.. HoYT, Treasurer No go Ninth
way room No. 8.
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TOHN WICKERSHAM MANUFACTURES %
d wire rsiins iron fence for farns, 40 al2 Bsosaws,
Onamenei iron work. iron and wire rans for public ans
Vrivate grounds parks lawns dwellings AZ 90
10 $40 per foot iron bedstead the most a,sors
ns, vses kotchnss posts spring shairs .estsss mst
tresses stands hat racks umbrella stands
10 DC Ntet ershsns ceebrsted railroad and farm
81 66 10 rs per rod. The 'sorber eHers the lages
etock work In the United States All
Ms manufacurs, at exceedingly low grees Snpsrc
an Atty OF and corn huek atressrs JOHN b. WICK
tRSaAx warehouse sis Bro.avav; voxks, ~. 10 aad q
xQyb strsst
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The PTesident's Visit TO the Ice Cream Sa.
lOOAs

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW YORK. July 10, 1885,
DEAR SIR-Alow me to correct q slight but to i'm
rortsnt mtaement made by your able reporter in yss
terdays BERALD Being proud of the country that
gave me birth am Of the glorious country Of my
adoption beg to state that Polish exile NOT
ossequious and com. lmentary Frenchman. As ci-
and MS being honored in my humble place Of bus
ih the visit Of the President Of the United Stss
endeavored to welcome him my place the honored
Chief Magistrate Of the Union and utterly unaware u
having been guilty of the fawniDg French poenes OBJ
roxious TO . citizen President which your reporter
ascIikes to me. Yours, truly, g. MASS,
OF the firm Of Mass & Valno.
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CRAMgRCY HoIEL-TnIs ELEGANT AND FASH
" cnnbe first class hotel of Broadway and rwer
tfeh street with It's extensive additions comprising ovT
two hundrsd and twenty i've ready for the 40
eomu alton of the rnbo Board S2 day or Sl0 PEI
week Lodging single room, wi breakfast S6 per week
l. D0HADi Proprietor.
TRK's BoWERY HoIEa, CONDUCTED ON THs
~ European panp s prept red 20 socomn odste Sef
0enen desiring good accommodations at reasonable prios
Tho rooms are AL light nry snd perfectly fentilsec
Prees tfom 81 10 to - per week, THOMAh KABE, p~e
Vrietor, SJt Bowefy, corner Of sixth street.
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Mr. Ns~begin, Of Biddefor5, NJ hai about $4,000 o.
$l2 600 stolen from him two years ago. aay or tso
since hs received 500 dollar bills in fuooy
noe from Boston stating that that sum was Tor
the benefit Of bis family partial rsraton for IN in
Jury is for better than none.
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WATERING PLACES,
NGOFER HOUSE, COOPERSToWN, OTsEGO CO NJ
~ " by ALBERT n. SrODDAkD, late Of Barnum's Ho

HGSSE
ni hotel i tn. sr
msr rs'S. in The Union For beauty Of scenery
hotel IT The 81 lower stories y remain the when
those Of r be asuaa
ssH and T I :shHI Ea. Of the mai. building (Which
En- .Ss,EIa . SIdns thirty Aye BY seventy
inc s$das
GoSs music retained .hroushout the
.Isns with trees aad sirubbe1s
Entirely separate from the hotel building h. been
h sna np pss Of exercise
Ample stable are also provided for those
S S seT annS % sp hs En- in which
The water used in the village of qualify
the os sS Lake.
n s
river which broad and majestic
s1 It's rdss the Il:
nors al sas Tss S
There are also sulphur baths
rsrosd cars issys xibaay
for Fort Plain four times daily except sund.y From that
road TO Cooperstown, passing through beautfu
% a
thTs' a5d r. h.s a.o Ss fa
at Fort Plain private conyeyanoes when requested
enabling to reach Cooperstown in
the time OF leaving New York at tho time parties
wishing leave Coopestown do at hour by Civ
ing few moments notice At the Office
NATIONAL HOUSE LONG BRANCH, N. J., Is NOW
IN the reception Of ers Since the bathing
the National has been greatly enlarge and Improved
the house being complete in department TIE
pretcrs ndehty solicit the patronage of their friends
and the public generally confident that they will mad the
bathing and accommodations OF the house second
other Watering place in the Unised States.
STOKES a PETIT, Proprietors.
~onr NJ cuyNcrop ~ yr,Yoy rYorpY c.Yypws
Il bury Rivcr Monmouth county New Jersey. The pro
pretor informs his friends and the public that
the above named place open for tho reception Of
boAdcrs Surf Sathing i by with the river at the
very Alice c. Price slip Golden
Gate Robinson street, North River ply dayto and fro
JOsEPH A. SLAxM.
CsEA BATBlNG.-MA SSIoN HousE LATE MORRIS
A House Long Branch, J.Tls FIRST class house
open toarder situated tho shore at Long Branch
aordnp all inducements Of bathing apd pleasant
drives In tie country Steamboats, Alice Price, Jamet
Christopher Thomas Iaight and Golden Gate leave daily
from Peck slip, Barclay and Robinson streets
SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor.
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EXCURSIONS,

MERICA CROW DER cLUB-ALL HANDS ON DECK
o TO ms s
precisely o'clock to proceed Sleeps Head Bay enjoy
ors are requested to be 9 to time and fully equipped
J Il REID, Secretary. '''''''"''
ExcURsIoN.-THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
Of Empire Lodge No. Of the American Prot estant
m m s Is S
barge Adsns eeSSrased Brass and Cot
sssT ADMIT sas, 8 had
toGT,ns So Il Jersey 4ss N 8 ws
Firth street. Johnston No = Crosby street; smith
ss Ns ~
S Grove Ss %ss fsisi sias
or at me landings on tho morning Of the exeur.Sn
". at s.p%sn5 street, +, ats Ssssi ssssss At
T1 sE gsnss
tam James Kennedy tayips chartered the above win make
every sunday morning foes q Spring
wsay
ah n sss vii s sT% to & y % ta Il
iii @ @
he by to merit
ps sr ct sss ssS Sy furnished on board
day ir tho week The steamer Hero, Captain Han
win leave Spring street IA Hammsnd street, *
pier No N r. o a. M, returning by M Dinner, 6sh,
ing tackle and bait will DO provided Fare, 90 cents
GRAND EXCURSIONS FOR coNEY ISLAND LAss
p ct Ss'
to Fort Hamilton and Coney Island leaving fol
Eco. Spring street street R;s. A. S larM asrax
Leaving Coney Island, last trip, at 81 p. N.
The new ana elegant steamer BAKRoso, will also leave
ffgs,'ks fss g. .'s.' s.:l 4 ls sssa
TkEss pGRANT viii also every sunday, leaving
Spring street at II and M and IDS SGS at s1
- New York intend having excursion Tuesday next,
the 9th Of july and expect to one of the largest
committee get up without regard to trouble expense
TIE tho Merchant and Irene along
br.y have beer secured for the occasion and viii
Paradise Grove and thing has been left
FOR further particulars see lsrge bills Tho boat
IA Iiith street. Delaney street. Ss Spring street u
SUNDAY EXCURSION BETWEEN NEWARK ANp
bs BuFTA0 will leave the foot OF spring street
~ oeloss fo.t Of Robinson strs.t at .'cleck
7. M, every sunday.
CUNDAY EXCURSION TO SHREWSBURY HIGu
land Dock Ocean n9Tss LCpg nTaoch cha and t..
OF Barclay street sunday moIn,s, 18th inst, at
o'clock for above Returning will 0ceanport al
| " O'clock, p NJ Fore each ~ai twenty i've CENTS
| THE LARGE NEW, AND SPACIOUS BARGE MER
tho largest ade deck entirely oesr in hi. city will
be excursions Any party wishing to secure the best
r%s' sGms Gr s spy 20 her eapeS carwrt TO
Green now on board the barge Gilbcs at Murray
md 10 chais 80 of her. J. 0UTwATER
| aFORT1yG SC.
L
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MUSICAL


4TOLIAN PIANOS AT NO. Al BROADwAY-A
N large of pianos from the celebrated
Of Hsett Davis Co boston; also the we'll known in.
Of A. w. Ladd Co., with full supply of
second hand pianos of various makers for sale very
low prices. Pianos to let LINCOLN THJMPSON,
Me- AL Broadway.
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aFORT1lxR SC.

DEGATTA-ON Tuesday, July 18TH, FOR SAIL.
IL b. from fifteen 10 wcnty feet in length for
urse Of $50 and this second best boat in tho
kntranse AZ To rtart ut o'clock from the Atlantic
Iiotcl Hobokeu n boats must ko satsrsd before
Monday, Jrij L. A. bAhhnh, uopokon.
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NnYnl InfeilsGence.

The L fdgGte Congress Con. keever. fai'ed from
Rio Janeu0 or NE 18th ult. fs Nee York
u, s. surveying sehooner nadsen C'nUe4ate y
Weedhul and suite from sufve ig snoais, arrived at
Chatham 18th inst.
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THOMPSON co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO 3s
Bro adway, by the Ncnregua steamship line. Freight
taken lowest rates through by special
II is well known that the steamers Of this line arrive
three to five days in adv OF tho mail line All freight
should be put in condition and not to exceed
ci7ed until two o'clock day Of sailing The Star
Of the Vest leaves the 25th inst
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CE REWARD.-LOST, YESTERDAY MORNING THE
pC l5 in Fifth stage in the street. between
2 Fourth and Fulton ferry pair Of gold speOta
cles.
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CLOrRIIHH,

NAST OFF CLOTHING.-TwO THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ worth wanted The highest cash price will be beralIv
given in current for large and small lots OF good
left of clothing Of every Address through
post, or call JAMES MORONBY at his second hand
store. No. II Orange street. near Chatham
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MRS ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUR JPE FOR HER
M skill In oreeling the future has arrived and will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances of fe She
nerpres law matters and love by astroogy books
and science and tells to ladies and gentlemen the Of
the they i'll also the of her vters
Mrs Alvin spssks the English French and German Ian.
guagss Residence % Rivngton street stairs the
Bowery Ladies' fifty cents gentlemen dollar Natvi
tesdies, two dollars gentlemen three dollars Letters
postpaid.
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Elm ANClAAs

eAnArCIAA..
900 .sS SIX Per SEsT
IN nposp Appioaon be maae through
$4,000 sss msSsy
the subscriber to ma.e liberal cash ad
suit
ase, ana
90 OOO TO LOAN. AT SIX PER CENT, on FIRST
SC:UOV class property in this city. Apply BoYD's
adad Of
lar being Prosts sales lots for the
The transfer iii sS,sa The
Keyport, July s, 1853
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Of of this h. s 5 have sD y
n and an four on ali
60 Paid dspo;it @ ssI M.na:y 18th
a n
&. eHDk4sD' sF5kks Vice Presidents.
DRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS
5s% s:' s'SfsS ss
sf TAU a'
S Spay LIST e
sSy Esr1ti ss: sa:,iy Sefs
McGrorty VIM. II Knoepfel John Egan, Michael phelsn,
dudley Persse arthur Fin;an Moses hsrkiS James sni
Gro. Ii NICHOLS, Cashier.
The second instamcnt Of tte capital stock twenty
per cent will pay able the bank Wednesday, tho
10th inst by order Of the Board Of Directors
GEO ii. NICHOLS Cashier.
NToTICE-THE INTEREST on TUE PUBLIC STOCKS
1863 will be paid that day by r. W Edmonds. ESQ,
the city at the Mechanics Bank, No.
Wall street The transfer books wi 70 closed Monday
July IL at three O'clock M For the accommodation OF
the books remain closed. to take effect August |.
New York, July g. 1853 A. G. FLAGG Comptroller.
OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
~ New York, July 1S53-Divdend NOTES.-The Boar
Directors Of this company have this day decsred div
dend per Of the earnings OF the road for 81,
ending 3lst payable cash. and bsfte,
the 18th inst to the stockholders who such NJ toe
closing Of tho books on the l4th June last
A. HOFFMAN, Treasurer.
DAGE. BACON 4 CO, BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO
il CaI-Exchsnge Lsndon Valparaiso, and the primo
cities Of the United States for sale sums TO suit Col
soons made at San Francisco or In the ntorior Of the
state proceeds promptly remttcd Refer to and draw
the American Exchange Bank hsrs Duncan, Shennan
To-, New York
rrnE TRUSTEES OF THE MECHANICS AND IRA.
des saving Bank have ordered the interest to be I'D
all deposp which, according 70 the by enti
ted thereto tho three six months ending juno 30
follow On Of 500 and undo Mt the rate Of six pcr
cont nor annum exceeding that amount At
rate FIVE per per payable and after the
18th Instant The will be placed TO tho credit OF
''p''''''' - p'''w WALLER UNDEaHILL, President
JAMES p. HAIoar, Secretary.
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EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION OF ARTISrICAL
u GenusBrewer's grand view of tho Torrid Temper ae
and Frgio Zones s something new Every should
for ver-Geo. b. Prentice, Louisville Journal Chinese
Lecture Room every evening this week. Tickets 5 CENTS
Reserved s. ats, 30 cents.
1No HISTFIONIC ASSOCIATIONS AND OTHERS
The large dining Burton's Theatre is being
ted up with stage scenery ard will be the largest affair
Of the sort in the city 1t may be ted
Partss for TIE next season, Apply at the box ONCE
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A MERICA CHOW DER CLUB-ALL HANDS ON DECK
n The members hereby notified to assemble at the
tarriage House Hose Company i6 Monday morning at
precisely o'clock to proceed Sleeps Head Bay
the sport of spoon exercise fishing ball playing 60 All
memb requested to be to time and fully equipped
BY order of JAMES NEAKY, President
j X REID, Secretary.
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(tHARLESTON ExPRESS.-SPECIAL NOTICE THE
~ undersigned having disposed of interest ia their
steamer express between New Ysrk nd CharIestop S. O.
to Messrs Adams the business will hereafter
Quoted un Ter the style of and known Adams Co.'s
New York and Charleston E. press" HOEY n co.
New York July l5 1853
Express Lotiee.-Havnr purchased interest in the
express heretofore known as Hoey Co.'S New York and
Charleston United States Mail Steamer the
will here ,ter be carried and managed
the style Of adams Co. Now York and Charleston Ex
press 81 ADAMS d CO., so broadway.
New York, July Is, 1853.
unr express under the above will
be- despatched for Chareston, C., by tho u s. vail
teaner Marion Saturday July %, at O'clock Z. N.
Freight received at Office til o'clock day OF sail
ADAMS u CO., 81 broadway.
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ASTNOLOGY.

MRS. PREwSTFR R, ,FROMPHlLADELPHIA,T TENDERS
I her servces to the ladies and gentlemen of this city
in astrelogy love and law matters interpreting dreams
&c. by books and science constantly relied Napoleon
and will tell the Of the lady gentleman they will
marry also the of the visitors Residence No. 20 Great
Jones street. of Bowery Ladies % cents gentlemen
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nRIIcE NO 80 aRRoAnwAY-ADAMs&c co IS sem

office NO. so BROADWAY.-ADAMS & CO.'S SEMI
~ Monthly s. Nail Express for California, Oregon, and
the Sandwich Islands, via the Istbmus of Panama u
mail steamer nes on Wednesday July 20 1853 oonneet
lar express for California Oregon and the Sandwich
Islands will leaye above u m.i steamer Illinois
for AspinwGl Navy Bay direct Wedp osday the Goth
ps /. o's,osh Z; r Immediately upon arrival 4 San
and all Of the mining districts at forwarded by
California Inland Expresses in charge of special
delivered to us with before the day Of ain
and eslng Small parcels WIN be received until sclecp
the day of the steamers departure No charge to sl
pers by this line for custom house fees consular cetif
Gates No package should exceed l25 his weight 81 feet
cubic and everythn must be In water proof
condition. or it will bo at ow.ef's risk
ADAMS 81 CO.. 80 Broadway.
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(HASE CO.'S STEAMSHIP EXPRESS TO CHARLES
ton, >. C.-Every Saturday connecting with Combs
threushout South Csrolina Georgia Alabama
NJ, day Of sailing
VIC BARNEY, Proprietors
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EXPRESS AGENCIHs.

ROsrON EXPRESS, DA!LY,-RATEs REDUCED
~ twenty-five per cent Philadelphia express, daily,
ling, to Boston Philadelphia Express Europe by
CHASE Il CO 38 areadway
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ARRIVAL OF TIE PRESIDENT AND SUITE IN WASH

ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT AND SUITE IN WASH
INGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 16-11 n.
President Pierce and company arrived here by special
train at 10 O'Clock this evening, and quietly proceeded
to their homes. There symptoms OF demon
stration.
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CHASE CO.'S EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA-THE
only Nicaragua; freight thirty i've cents
per pound through charge Of special from
No extra charges. Next shi pment, July 2Oth
w. BARNEY, Proprietors.
JAMES CHASE} "a broadway
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- House, Long Branch, J-This FIRST class house
pen situated tho shore at Long Branch
aording tho inducements Of sea bathing a,d pleasant
drives In tie country Steamboats, alice Price Jamat
hrstopber Thomas IIaght and Golden Gate leave daily
from Peck slip, Barclay and Robinson streets
SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor.
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DIvIDEND-FLORENCE AND KEYPORT COMPA
H. ny Notice 10 hereby given that dividend Of io
being pro1ts saes Of lots for the
ending July will be paid to the stockholders after
the t proximo The transfer books will be closed the
3lth inst. THOMAS LLOYD, Treasurer.
Keyport. July 6. 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-17

CaI-Exchange on London, Valparaiso and the primo
psi cities the United States for sale In sums TO suit Go
soons made at San Francisco or In the interior Of th
state and proceeds promptly remtcd Refer to and dra
N the American Exchange Bank Ms,rs Dunosp Shemal
4 Io., New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-11

SUNDRIES-
~ PORT WlNE-l2l uayter cssSs and pipes IN steve
MoNONG AHELA MlltShH-tJ Ibis. Oh R9a1u4-, cl5s
Consignment.
MADEIRA WIN in quartz aud e-hhs various sail os
CHAMPAIGN 100 baskets Grape Leaf Brand, handling aus
George tluribuJ;
CLAREf-e01 u0N-s handling.
GOSHEN BUTTER--i9 ars u.s. lust landed, ia 5Ue order
For sale by s. = OLFf, " Camp street. M