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NAyAL--The Portsmouth (va) Transcript 81 the Sd
instant says
States coast survey. steamer Hrtzel and schooner Gra
ham
| STEAMER H1TzGL--=Lieutensnt commanding. John !.
Almy; lieutenant Van X. Morgan passed assistant
geon ID b. Phillipsi acting master, Richard L. Law
passed mdshipmen, John I. Walker, William X. Mer'
GER, Dawson Pfoax second assistant engineer James
"a Adams; third assistant engineer. Edward w Man
ming clerk and draughlsman, Albin Schopf; pilot,
Stephen Minor.
SCHOONER GRAHAM.-Lieuienant,M Matthew c. Perry,
jr., acting master. William W. Low.
Aldshipmsn Charles c. Hunter, some time since ds-
missed for being engaged in duel has been Ieinsiaied
in the navy. il said
Advices in New York from Madeira report the arrival
of the United States gaie Macedonian AT that island
after OF seventeen days and twelve hours from
New York The alterations recently made 10 this vessel
have rendered her Of the swiltest in the American
navy.
The United States steamer John Hancock, having
sprung aleak, returned 10 the Gospon hayward last
evening for repairs We informed that she will have
TO go into dock, as she leaks badly.
The other vessels OF the Behring's straits expedition
have not yet sailed but are still in Hampton Roads.
ESCAPE or O'DosoHoE, THE Ia,sH EXILE. The rumor
of the escape o! Patrick ODonohoe. OF the political
Irish exIles, who, with O3rien and Meagher,
fenced uedln, transporter
Van Dismans Land, is confirmed by the news received
| 10 Ireland.
The Dublin papers have the following in reference 10
/ ODonohoes escape.
"Amongst our flea oil Australian papers that come 10
hand is the Sydney Freeans Journal of Thursday, Jan
uary 10. from the Melbourne correspondents letter OF
which we extract the following gratifying announce
ment
"NELBoURNE. January 4.
Like steady little writer reserve my most agreeable
and important bit OF for the postscript Another OF
The Irish State prisoners mas escaped from Van Demans
Land, and is now, God willing riding over the ocean
wave the Land Of the Vest there to add another
10 the thousands OF lrishmen whom Saxon rule and
Saxon wrongs have expairaed from their dear old land
TO spring up The nucleus Of mighty nation IN another
part of The globe Yes Patrick VDonohoe is now rav-
cling the deep, looking back upon the ocean
hell, and laughing al the Dennisons, and Hampions
Bales, and the other British birengs 10 whose tender
care that heroic band Of rishmen tendeIy consc
ed Further particulars Though aware oil them) can
not yet publish; UDonohoe, however, Is clear oil; and
more than that don't think he Yet missed by the Jail
OFFS Would 10 Heaven that the four who still remain be
hind pacing the deck with him. What pity ii
is that such the unhlDching O BreD the chisal
rous Mitchell, the devoted Alarlln. and the amiable
ODoherty should still pine in bondage. But they will
escape yet Three OF the imprisoned birds have areat,
broken the bars OF their cage, and oh may they be
quickly joined by the four remaining captive martyrs"
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rived from Southampton, bat her news has been nnci-
pated by the arrival orhe Canada at Halifax Her dates
arc not 80 late BY three days.
ARRIVAL @ rms IL DosADo IN ss soLpapprrrorsL vEvs
CALIFORNIA
Nrw YoRK, June sThs steamer II Dorado arrived here
ibis morning. sac lch Aspinwaa the evening Of the
2sh Of May and touched Kingston, Jsmsca on The Is,
instant She has $50 passengers and million dollars in
gold freight, besides considerable the hands OF pas
ssngsu.
Nothing Of special interest had place on tho 18th N
The health Of the residents continued good Tho work on
The railroad was progressing rapldy.
Ga the evening o. 25a, the FL ado "a ssed the
steamer Illinois bOurd ior Aspinwsl
The Fl Dorsdo brings daies from San Francisco only 10
the IN Of Msyno so late by week tos. bfou xbt by
the Daniel Webster, at New Odeans She has tls mall.
and advices only . the dates above mentioned
Al the hig ire Of the Rs,ctt Hotel early in May over
one hundred thousand dJan' WORTH property was de.
s'roycd. The building CON plcteiy developed In
hsmes from The pavement the roof In very space
Of time. number o. small buiIIisg, were blown up,
which created vacuum and the icpants OF The Oriental
Holr obliged to leave hastily. That building IL was
supposed would also be destroyed Mis-. Cstharno Hayes
Mrs l.. Riddle, Mrs Dr. Hitchcock. aud 1meroas other
ladies, obliged leave tbs hotel seek od anes a,
private houses. The FIRE hasly subdu.d win only
slight damage 70 the o.ienial House. oae man iampea
out Of the thfdsorY window and had bis leg broken he
conveyed To The hospital M Rssset, he proprietor
was utterly prostried with exenons mentally physi-
esy, by the calamity which beieu him Several aremen
were severely injured.
An attempt was made to blov up the steamer Sierra
Nevads. newspapsr gives tho following particulars Of
the shocking outrage
Great excitement caused board the Sierra Ne
vsds, ovins to attempt, which onnsely dlscov.
cred, to blow up this vessel by letting OF the
boiler.
Two OF the hfemen had previously made attempt 10
blow the steamer NJ on her passage TO Panama, the
morning Of the 1h Of April Nothing, however, was ssd
IN reference 10 the the iins snd the ye,nrn
passage having escsped detection they male the other
temps the 9Th and 2Th u Aprl. The matter being
found out IN time, the fire. Withdrawn rspdly a.
rossibis, though with gfea diifcoly Tho NJ
lowed 70 60 at large until the arrived this port
when they were pat IN The case T. 70 undergo
thorough examination.
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tPsr~syrarfa arsrss, se"ft side loth ~rssJ
loustHoLo FURNITURE, FAMILY CARRIAGE, PONY
~ &C NJ nncnonpn Saturday Iun~
bold effects, be'ongn1 family
sss" ore second bSrd family carriage. good order
One spanish h~y gentle
under INC ssddi- be sa''op livery stable
street, n
June ODD.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUtTIoN.-on
Thursday afternoon, June . at O'clock premises
shall sell Of lot in No. 233, with the
consisting OF house hack building,
roof situated North street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Terms One fourth cash residue eye, eighteen
~ four months with Interest," satisfactorily secured Conveyance
al cost OF purchaser.
las. G. MCGUIRE,
June sd Auctioncer.
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|. orfroE OF THE BOARD OF HsALrH,

Washington, June &, IosJ.
during Ie3 Accident,
OF brain, organic disease OF brain, burn cramp,
consumption, IL coavuons cholera mstus q diaIhoa,
dropsy, o. drowned u dysnery, enteis, epilepsy
fever, scarlet fever typhoid FEVER found dead
gangrene Of umbieus, gan-shot disc heart,
benpeSia, umbica hernia hopping cough, hydrocepha
ius, hydothoax hyperophy OF The heart icterus in
temperance, a killed BY husband mania potu
measles teb-rcuiar meningitis. old age, 9; parouus
pleunsy, pnsumonia, premaiur. birth, born,
disease uterine tumor, Inflammation OF uterus,
knOyy
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(Peausyscdata dccaue, l0h areef)
DEREMPTORY SALE VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
CIR PRoPERTYon Tbunday, June 9h, at O'Clock,
shall sell lot No. 10,
opposite Jackson containing about
LBS feet improved
back building well calculated for boarding house residence
a large family.
Al O'Clock premises shall sell 10.
LOT No f6 fronting . feet south
9th aud 9Th
building good public
Terms Oee residue equal
twelve, eighteen, and four months
nly
TIDE perfect Couvryancing the expense Of purchaser
81
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tP,nn.ysranss aren.e, so.fh sids Teuts sresf)
SouARE south OF SQUARE No. aI5 At AUCTTos--or
~ saturday. Jun. N, IN. premises, shs sell
south of 900 feet bounded by
Maryland avenue and OH being de-rbis
er'y for nveausnt iapr
Terms One rd cash residue ssd two years with an
terest, satisfactorily
fuuea
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to-day The report imbodies facts but strongly
censaros the engineer and managers Of the road They de.
cline reporting general law for tho regulation Of railroads.
Tor The that the standing committee railroad acct
dents have tho subject under consideration.
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE AVENUE Ar PUB
III sALEon Monday snsrwocn Jun. 70, ~ Sx O'Clock on
premises The Of lot NO p IN No.
between Ohio
nort, % ' and running back 70 feet
desab's fr business men, situated
within Of Pepasyivans avenue and IN me immediate
entity o. NcKnsuy's Iron Works
third cssh the residue N sr snd twelve
ouths -~c.rrd bearing An
W. 'Np' " - Jas. @. Mcguire
June g--eod Ancioucrrs
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ATTENTIOS, ALL.-The subscriber, having determined to
make change IN hts business VIII Offer from this day his entire
goods The stock
pricer add desirable stock Of
offered market The public rely
on getting every article . prime for cash only.
of black brocaSe Hks,
surpassed for elegance
Alec, of at 81 per yard.
y. napkins and 800 superior tabieclotbs
Nicholson sons $50 OF genuine India nsnkcen ~ yards
each, at 81 apiece. W. CATER,
Opposite Market,
June DIV Three doors Eighth
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Treasury DvrAaTnyrr, June 1, lo02t
department until DE Ist
~ O'Clock for Tho con@ucuon ~ the
Wilmington, Delaware according
and specifications prepared
Of
thereof
The whole bpihng ard fr The different hinds n
right proposals
hereby The United require
furnished according contract price sd amount 70 h.
viii he work proceeds, and ~
retained until the completion Of the coosc and s
acceptance. Of the work, hc, by The superintendent
viii be awarded builders ~ m~chsnics
erccp by consent
Of the Secretary Of IN. Treasury viii be forfeiture o. me SAME
proposal accompanied by written guarantee
persons certified TO be ~ ny Inc attorney
Uncd States srt Judge Of me district ~ whsch ns
reside. that the required, ~ hts
scccp~d enter and bond, With and
OF $4,000 for its faithful perform
wording drawing, and printed specifications
information touching the
,he rr,,oc, house ~ Wilmington, Deiswse
hi. department, addressed the
sece,,y (endoed Proposals b house
a. Warrington, and will he opened O'Clock,
. m, provence
bidders, II any shall be present -..--
JAMES GUTHRIE.
June 2-aswtAasi sscvetrry ~ dhr Treasury.
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By y. q. MCGUIRE. Anetionesr.

SaUARE or GROUND NEAR THE CAPITOL At AUG
- TIONOn Tuesday afternoon, June 18th, O'Clock,
shall sell the whole Of No
fronting Maryland north D.
This has been subdvded
building
by whols viii be and sold
This beautifully within
Cspitoi, affords opportunity good
ssios
OF the be auction
Terms fourth eah the residue twelve, and cgh-
satisfactorily secured bearing
veyanciog at the expense Of purchaser.
J. c. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Anctonecr.
Or consequence Of the rain. the above saIe ID
until Thursday afternoon, the 9th inst O'Clock
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
Junng-
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g ~oDEy - co.. Merchant Tsssors, Eswntn street
n. ami ~ side
with prompness very best s'yie
No shall he spared renr satisfaction hose vho
favor - with . cali
June S-cca~
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The following is the population Of the State Of Caor

CRoPs IN WESTERN New YoRK.-The Rochester Amer
lean Of Saturday says; On the whole, the fields aud
farms OF WeslerR New York present TO the eye Of fine
husbantman spectacle of rich promise and beauty .ucb
as can nowhere be excelled"
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FROM CARR or GOOD nerE.
Nav LONDON June THE whale ship julius Cesar al
this port. brings later from the Cape Of Good
Hope. The Cape Town Mail OF April 9Th contains the
conditions OF the proclamation OF peace with the ksirs.
lie general pardon Ia limited to British Csiirsra.
Considerable dissatisfaction perenced by eocniss
Ia the more exposed frontier districts, the defoe
Of the relations with Saika KaiIs and doubts rre enter
ained Of tho stability Of peace with The rebels The Hot
enois are excluded from the pardon. Nothing has beer
heard nom them since the last English mail
srRING.
PnILADKLPniA, June S-Ths miserable eonv:o who ia
TO be hung Friday next Is reie nting speedily To-
day he fully exoneraied his from having any pauioi-
patton whatever 10 the murder OF Mrs. Lynch add Mrs
Shaw. He minated his intention make fail con.
ession Of the crime before the day fexecuion He SCENE
TO be deeply concerned in regard his future welfare
LsIcosp pxsrArcH1
ii. p nj Just now learn that SPRING the murderer
has changed his tone, and appears be in excited
state OF mind He Is rayng and furious, and positive B
says he is innocent and that his mled The
den There doubts Of his being in his right mind
The probability Is tina, he 10 attempting feign Insanity
CASE WHEELER.
MnwAuKlg June O. The second trial Of Ann Wheele,
for the murder of John w Lace accused Of be
ing her scducer has been brou ut close and the
alter being out four hours rendered verdict OF guilty
| CoScoRp, IN. IL , June 8.
ih7 oeccrac cahdiuhcs Tor secretary oil State, State
easure public printer. DC have been elected by large
msIonnes. The convention TO nominate governor meea
| tomorrow.
1
/ New YoaK, June SIP. m.--The stock mari ct close
firm to-day Sales ol Unied States b's of 1867 1901 Car
ton Company. 81 Erie, s7A Long Island. 35l; Reading
s9s Parker Vein, 81 Cumbera-d COAL 5It; Pho1ix II
Now Creek, "a; Morris Canal, ~; Nicaragua. 81 Tn.
money market easier. Exchange London, 81 81 pre-
\ MUM.
! The -four market presents special change Sales o
COO barrels prices ranging from 81 81 "a so for
and " rs SIS 06! for southern Rye -four, S3 g. Corr
meal, W 81 80 per barrel
Wheat steady-saes 90 bushels at l26 for Gen
esee and 100 for Oaio white. Sales 20 900 buse
corr ut b3i cents Tor mixed. Oats and rye remain
changed. Cotton frm-puces ull--seady sales Whiskey
| q 2Ak cents.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-op Tuesday ansr-
noon, 0ioct, the
following described property viz
cot, the south half
do
Do 1904, bot
6s2, LOT
10, all
DO Ill., improved BY brick dwelling hou=a, Sc. and
kaovn a. O'Nears Fsrm
DO Ti, all
10 Ist, 4 s. q, re- o. 10, ~, ~ "a IL, and rs.
Oae6p twelve,
months. satisfactorily secured bearing Convey
snsine expense Of purchaser.
JAS. G, MCGUIRE
June Id Auctionecr.
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New HAnpsHIsE. &C yEskoRs nEssAGs.-Ihs mes
sage OF Governor Martin delivered 10 The legislature
Of New Hampshire The ID instant The State pros
porous Too muchsleg slsion Is condemned, As being
liable TO rem Ter the law and lis application uncertain
The banking system Of The State is represented a. SOUND
and prosperous, embracing AZ aggregate 1ap'ai "
50 22o 000 all paid in independent OF savings ins'u
tons the capital OF which is So ,132,2s Ihe ieg'sa
is recommended TO allow banks TO receive sma uspoo
its on interest," 10 be drawn al the PLEASURE OF ne &c
posltors. "A
The tone OF the message Is adverse 10 any 'e''
| extension OF railroad facilities. II says
1--WE have 6oil miles OF railroad y, 'n :, o'a h i,
ding order which nave cost Sls3lo0oo Inc last an-
nua receipts have been 81 76Si5o ~ ana me expenses
80 567 81, giving mel income OF Sslo,ooo -. anu
averaging nearly al per cent on lhe whos investment
The governor recomme nds that protecting com
mission may be established, with plenaTy powers, TO ex-
anime into all matters appertaning TO railroads or other
corporations which may endanger the lives Of passen-
gers and all having business with such cor
poa,ions to examine employees to their intelligence
and fitness for the stations they may occupy where care
lessness or ignorance may endasge life; TO make and
establish rules regulate speed and time, and 10 do all
other things requisite for the better preservation OF life
from accidents occasioned by the Encouragement Of EN-
ployees.
The educational institutions OF the State are represent
ed to be in honIishiDg condition. The number oil per-
sons engaged in educational pursuits is stated TO DC
o. the amount of money applied for the purposes OF
education S27l TAT; and the Aumber OF educational
Institutions of every grade, 1884.
With Iespect TO prohibltory enacnenls IN the lquo
traffic, Governor Martin takes the ground that slIIs
measures often fail in erng the expectations OF the
projectors and increase rather than diminish the evils
they are intended to eradicate"
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NlNrs-A good nams IL a good thing. Taking OF
giving children i'll sounding ill-suggssing
Charles Lamb said" Don't Incidents man into
nothing" And Lamb was right Call boy Lazarus and
be will 20 10 the dogs the dogs went to bic
Wooype in the Bible. Call him Jehosaphai" and he
may possibly be hosilcr but gentleman Call him
Judas at you dare.) and he will 60 and hang him
sell" day. like bis ancient nanesaks. But doD'
on The other hand by naming him after notab,es II
aFarfs man horribly to be called George Washing.
on, OF Napoleon Bonaparts'-it does indesd-and he
mus Be an ancommonly smart fellow to survive H. Keep
Gear Of extremes. the safe rule here. as everywhere
else. name should no, hint too much. nor too te-a
dogma which il wei, illustrated by anecdoe. Bentley,
Nnen about starting magazine, advised with one OF the
slso his day about the beat title What say you" said
bentley, 10 ealing il the Magazine Of Wtfr THAT
promises too mSkh." said his friend We'll hen," said
ms publisher, how viii il do 10 call II 'Beneys Mag
A'ne "Ah,' replied the vii, /" that promises too
mule "-Besfon Post
lHAoxraAY-1he Pans correspondent OF the Atlas,
under date OF May rs, rays:
saw Mr. w. M. Thaek cray. 'Pendennis. DAY before
Yesterday, s,rong along III. Boulevard les iiaiens He
mas lnsl come by the Canada, and 10 looking very
wei and IN fine spirfs He speaks in the snthusi-
se manner OF The United States, and coniemplaes re-
hrning there very shortly to reside permanently"
sWe learn from the Burlington Free Press that the pail
W mat place To rent This certainly speaks loudly in
ps'ss o. The good character of that delightful place
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Efw foss, June The Eufops sailed today
With it6 passengers and SIoo.noo In specie.
Psai Seymour, editor 81 the Csorni, Joornsl who has
been missing since January as foul play being suscced
bad large anonnt Of money 10 bis pdssesson at ne time
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NEW rAmuLY cnOCERY srORE-rhe subscriber hes

NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE.-The subscriber has
taken Of The spacious airy and admirably arranged
Miss Dermc building seventh street, where ne
opening large and varied assortment OF groceres unsur
the and quality He designs keeping
stock Of
wine- bacon all other articles which belong TO thor
oughy furnished first class establishment.
In laying stock he has spared secure the cboices
succeeded purchasRg The most
reasonable These sell fan Prn
wholesale retail.
energy, promptnes unremuns command
intends To h,s fnends TO whose
times largely sdees
would increase Of their oer
confidence public, he feels will not fail 70
goods, and courteous comPt
snc- reasonable wishes will attraction
confidence those who favor
viii good habit purchasing Of hima habit
alike adyaniaseo to the buyer and seller
j. CLAYTON BRAsHEAR,
seventh street, between and street,
May 6-3aw3wif Miss Dermots Building.
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NY j. G. MCGUIRE, Asss,eneer.

Ny j. q. MCGUIRE, Anctioneer.
SMALI. FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THE ISLAND AT
y MONDAY afternoon, June ~ At vi O'Clock
premises sod s3f,
and street south, siand
consisting Of small frame house
Of Is back ~ feet alley
Onefrd cash residue IN str and twelve mouths, for
OF satisfactorily secured, bearing interest,
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Juno Auctoneer
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Hssrvopp Jane The legfsstvs committee appointed
the Nor,vsik disaster reported
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MADAME DELAHrE b~as leave a infosn, h. Iadie.
vi ~ Washington aad is vciaIy Thar hs has
pe ss-ortnent of mourning and dress slo dr
fibspds flowers pafaso.
ish embroidce painted
inland trimmings dresses
snd patterns for eusrodrns French f1ney goods such
frahefs, and vrvst Porte
fsns fancy hescele Sc
hair dye, Eau divine powders combs
sr &C French cor.en received direct.
June g-Ste0d Pa between i6h and irh
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THos. MILLER, NJ. D., President.
uAUHIED,
In Georgetown, d. c., the 7h sLIcrs Rev
WIN HARDEN of the Baltimore Annual
ZIE D., sldeAt dsaghgsr 81 the Officiating minister.
MEDICAL BOOK Agency an Washington Cify-For
VI The sale Of deal
Ia the un'ted states, PbisaeiphiA prices.
A large collection constantly on hand, at
TAYLOR h MAURY's
BOOKSTORE, 9th
Among them will be found Atsst- di OF
Wood A Baches United States Dspcnsstory
Woods Practice.
l Druiur Modern Sprgrry.
I Fovn.fs Cncmifty Tor students
Horner's Dfs-octor.
/ Wilson's Ds-~ctof.
Dung,soais Works.
l ehurchiifs WORKS.
Meisss Works.
Tourn,l
n Medical nded bv inc
faculty.
Il
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Nv GREEN a SCOTT, Aurssomeer.

ny GREEN q SCOTT, Aurtto~eers.
NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND Lor AT AUG
TIoNon Monday, both instant shall SELL ia front Of
premises, a6 O'Clock good -os'ory frame house,
stands I3k feet half Of 10, No
H. in sqlsre III running Wild. alley loo feet
Terms
GREEN 4 SCOTT
MAY 37-5 Aucuoneerr.
9Th of June, same hour
MAY d Aue,one~rs.
azy-Th. above sale further postponed until Nom
day, I3h day of June, same hour.
- GREEN h SCOTT,
Jun~ n-~oAds Auctoaesrs.
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Com COINAGE IN GREAT BRuAs.-A parliamentary
paper recently issued states follows the amount Of
gold and silver coined al the royal mint Of Great Bnian
from the lsl Of January 10 the 3iH Of March. 1853:
Gold as6s 5s7 pirccs-ysoe Ct 375. 25T o,
Silver l733oso Ptsoes-vslue ~ $50 y.
Total s.Oeo ssa pieces-vslue ia2s.z26 g.
Equal at a. 81 per pound sterling 10 s2l f32,sI5 H.
The coinage of gold and silver the United States
mint. at Philadelphia during the same time, gold
si3,43i, 476 silver, s355,s50
Showing total gold and silver coinage Of sl3 s0o326,
and OF s763a,2s9 n IA the coinage Of the
royal British mint tor the three months Of 1853, com
pared with the coinage OF the Philadelphia mint
EoR Hal. su.ah,nsA superior Of .us, siog
ham, umbrellas Of all A-o OF French
.is umbrellas Of al c''0"- I"a received ard .sr ;-s
Hal, cap, and gentlemen. furnishing -s,soii.sa,.n,
Penn svenue, near y street
I,oR Hot w.ash~r-Hsr stocks an eolory cheap .na
delightful article Alass assortment jos, received Ill.,.
Hat, cap, and senusmo-. furnishing establishment
Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
e'De o~eoa
and horn Also Inds ruebe, new and superior
Hat, cap, and gentlemen. furnishing sssslsh@eat
Penn. avenue ~ street.
June SID
sRsH a CO " superior shoulder ar.c.-rhs object
o. which !. 70 co-e, haeins stopping round and crooked
CHAs. ~. LANES
Hat, cap, and gentiemen's furnishing establishment,
Penn.
June 5-eoH
THE cornsr not 10 he ousao"s-w have nj. day from
II auction
embroidered collars, 50
andersleeves, 81, worth 81 50
rs ch0szetfes, 81 30, worth -
i1 cambrie nsndss rcisf. 81, worth ~ So
goods worthy the oflsd~s they
lust half usual prics.
yERBY, TEBBs, VERY,
Nav H-dimf Tint Corner Of 7ti st. and Penn
TIVE .uh~~vsN~rs beg r..p~~sS~isy Inform
pshsc they hand large stock
q wood, coal, and sand-
Those winters supply would d. web 70 ere es
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