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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

NOIE & Chiffon WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT THE
~ Merchants Exchange Friday, Feb. rs. at IL NJ,
ninety nine Of tho best located and cheapest lots in the
vicinity Of New York situated at jamaica L. L. conve-
nient to railroad depot, churches, schools academies
and in fact all of the advantages of the city with the
addition Of perfectly healthy climate and within thirty
minutes Of the South ferry Communication by the Long
Island Railroad $40 year; but there is to be railroad
from Peck slip ferry to Jamaica which will reduce the
price to half charged Those who wish to view the
property do at half fare, by the IL NJ. train
Monday the 2st and Thursday the oath inst Tickets
be had at the Office foot of Atlantic street. Brooklyn
Of the ticket master Can return at fifteen minutes be-
fore two P. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23
lDVElHSEAANM RENEWED EVERI DAY.
sTsEE FIRST PAGE. "a
VALNs Ar AUCTION.

4 NTH0NY J. B!EECKER, AUcT10NEER-ExEcU,
A tors sale Of IA Uses and lots on B,oome Cannon
Mott Anthony and Thomas sell at oy % new Nv
York, ct auction,-A. j. Meecker VIZ e9ou9n, ON
wednesday, Feb %, 1858 at Z n, at the ss....-..
Exchange order of the sINeator. Of the estate Of
property viz On Broome street. the houses and Lots
known Nos 14s, ISL 1853 and los Bsoome street.-the
whole plot ground forming IS by 100 feet deep be the
same more or Cannon street also the houses
lots known as Nos 49, 95 and 95a Cannon street.-the
whole plot Of ground being so 100 feet in depth On Mott
street also the house lot No 272 Mott stree-sze
of lot 20 by 80 feet be the or less On An
thony street also the three houses and lots known as Nos
"a 26 and Is Anthony street including the corner OF
West Broadway-he whole plot being 81 feet inches on
Anthony street and IS feet West Broadway On Thomas
street. also the three houses and lots known as Nos
80 Al and Al Thomas street.-the whole plot Of ground
being so by 100 feet in depth large portion Of the pur
chase money can remain on bond and mortgage For
maps and further particulars apply to the auctoneer
No Broad street. of Francis Garrettson, 81 John
street. FREEBORN GARRETTSON,
HENRY b. ARMSTRONG,
Executors of the estate Of the late John r. Livingston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

At Williamsburg L. L. Monday. February 81, BY
Rev Mr. Meeker JAMESON C. HALL, u s. A., to MARIE
LounE c.. daughter of George W. Harrs Esq all Of the
above place
Alderman of the Third ward Mr. CHARLES SIN to Miss JANE
KuNz all of the city Of New York
On Tuesday February -, at ST. Johns Chapel by the
Right Rev. Bishop Wainwright, N. L. VAN zANDr, of this
city, to MARY d.. daughter OF William GriiiD, Esq, Of
Peoria. I'LL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23
Telegraphic Marine Reports.


Arrived-ships Chasca, Liverpool; Thomas II Perkins
Mobile Metropolis, do; Mary Whittier Apaachicola;
Apaachicola Avola Charleston via New Bedford, (where
she repaired, after being ashore Celestial and Ella
Baltimore: briggs Medford, Aux Cages H Moulton, st
Domingo City; Hnckley, Havana Yankee, Charleston
Lucy White, New York; schrs Martha Post, Mobile Ellen
Wilmington, NC; Linda, Baltimore: Era Louisa and W
Dodge New York steamer City of Boston Philadelphia.
Cleared-shp volga, Australia; bark Jacob Prentiss
Havana.
New BEDFORD, Feb 81.
Arrived-Bark Iowa. New York.
New ORLEANS Feb 81.
Arrived-Ship Marathon Boston, bark Governor Briggs,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23
IN H. LUDLOW. AUCTIONEER- SALE
IL. af xala bIa nronerfx whitehall and Market

I'M IT. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
II. of valuable property Whitehall and on Market
aed streets belonging the estate Of Isaac Person de
ceased by order Of the executors. H. Ludlow will sell
at auction, ON Wednesday, February 23 at IL o'clock
81 the Merchants Exchange:-Whtehan street.-the
valuable lots with the two three story brick dwelling
being toeother 10 feet inch front 81 feet inches
rear lao feet inches the norherly side and lac feet
inch ON tho southery side together with the lot No
PAX Markeaed street. being IL feet six inches front and
rear As feet inches the westerly side and IS feet
inches the easery side and connect with the lots
whitehall street. The whole property win be sold in
parcel The sale will be psremptory to the highest bid
der and bids viii be made BY any interested in
the property. Terms at saA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

TOR SALE AT AUCTION-ONLY 5000 CASH RE-
Il qured. the remainder mortgage, for the thre
story brick dwelling house NO 44l Twelfth street nes
Exchange, Wednesday, Feb. % at IL o'clock. Tn
title las Just been examined and is perfect and ah
stract win be furnished to the purchaser, free Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION L. VAN.
Ia DEwATER will cell this day, at loh o'clock, at the
sales room No IA Wall street large assortment OF fur
niture consisting Of every vareS and 70 De sold with
out reserve pay cash advances The attention OF the
trade and houssksepers Is respectfully invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

DRIAN Il. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
n Property vesey street at Auction. Adrian H.
Muller will SELL at auction Friday, Feb 25th, 1853 at
II o'clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange the very de-
srabe lot Of ground together with the buildings thereon
situate the north side Of Vesey street between Broad
way and Church streets, known 49, being "a feet 10
inches in width with party walls both sides, by 10
feet in DEPTH less For further particulars ap
ply to the auctioneer No Wall street corner Of New.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

(tOLE & Chiffon, AUCIONEERs. -PEREMPTORY
~ sale Of the vauab double house and lot No 90 St.
Marks place, at auction-Cole Chiffon will sell at
ton on Monday, February 28th, at IL o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange the valuable three story and attic
basement and under cellar brick house and lot No. 80 st.
Marks place. eighth street, the lot is 81 feet inches
front and rear and Ito feet deep the house is built and
finished in the best manner, with mahogany DOORS mar
bic figure mantel pieces plated CRATES &c. Croton water
Perces range, bath room, and dining room painted ia
fresco. The house the whole front Of the lot and
lie "a feet deep, exclusive Of enclosed piazza of feet
inches deep there fourteen rooms besides Kitchen
basement. &c. Threequarters of the purchase money
may remain bond and mortgage for q limited time
For particulars, apply to the auctioneers No
Wall street. Title perfectly clear The house may be
at any time previous to the day Of sale Monday 2sh
instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

A DRIAN H. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II residence Stuyvesant street at auction-Adran
H Muller viii sell at auction Friday, Feb 25th, 1883
at12 O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange the two story
and attic brick house and lot No. SO Stuyyesant street.
the rear on Ninth street with under cellars and stalls for
four horses lot 50 feet Stuyvesant street and rs
Ninth street, house 20 by As feet in DEPTH built in the
best manner with baths water closets, &C., and most
conveniently arranged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
II property on Sixth street, avenue D-Adran
H. Muller will sell at auction, Friday. Feb 25 1852 at
II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange the two three
story modern brick houses and lots Nos. Ssl and 1888
drain is made from the sinks and sespoos through the
yards Croton water &C. Krwo-thirds of the purchase
money can remain on bond and mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

UCnON NOTICE.-IARGE SALE THIS DAY, AT
n 101a O'Clock. at the sales room 10 Spruce street,
valuable furniture dry goods trunks clothing,
land gin, 800 boxes segars, handsome pictures &c BY
order of the Marshal Sale OF groceries, cheese, &C.
Thursday r. Forrestal. THOS BELL, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

4 UCTIoN NoTICE-H N BUSH AUCnoNEER, WILL
n sell, this day, at loh O'Clock, at 10 North William
street quantity of and secondhand furniture table
and bed linen toilet SETS cutlery, crockery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

DY H. H. LEEDS COON MONDAY FEB %, AT
ID No. 597 Broadway, opposite Nibo's-All the stock
of wines cordialS, liquors. &C. with the fixtures, appa
ratus &c. Wines-Madeira, sherry port, &C., Of fine
quality and vintage. Clarets-Chateau, latte
Chateau Margaux, and La Rose. Burgundy Wines
vougeot Romano, Conte Pomard. In casks-Hermitage
Pomard, Tavel, Cornas Liquors Sc.-Cognac and p C.
Co. braIdies, Holland gin, Muscat, &c.-in all about
100 dozen bottles and II casks Also the entire fixtures
consisting of counters desks, measures, bottng appa
ratus and complete assortment of uten ss suitable
for vine merchant The above wines, &c, with the
fixtures will be posit, ely sold without reserve for
count Of whom il NAV concern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23
BALES AT AUUTHOW.

n III LUDLOW. AUCTIONRER.- SAIL
r.. Of choice and improbable property in IL CITY e
cond Fifth Sixth Seventh and Eighth avenues, Thirty
eighth ninth Fifty fourth Fifty afth Fifty eighth
Fifty ninth Sixty first and nth streets smbssoins the
taliie.nis-E T. Ludlow viii sell at suction an wsdaas'
lots the northeast corner Of
Broadway and Fifty third street Also, large pot Of
s sioth strees Fifth aSen~sso elegant brown stoSs
houses and lots the east side of Fifth avenue between
Thirty first and Thirty second streets Also lot % the
southeast Of Fifth and Thirty eighth street.
Thirty eighth street-One lot the south side of Thirty
eighth street adjoining the above the rear Also,
three lots the south side of Thirty eighth street. LOO
ieet east Of Madison Carmne street.-the house
and lot No. "A Camne street. the of Blocker
street Greene street.-the house and lot No 90 Greeea
sreet between Spring and Prince streets Second ave-
nueFour lots ON the southeast of Second
and ll7th street 7th stree-One lot the south side
ayenueTwo lots the southeast corner OF Sixth ave-
nue. and Fifty fourth street Also lot the west
side Of Sixth avenue, between Fifty seventh and Fifty
eighth streets Also four lots on the southwest
ofSixh and Ninety first street. Seventh avenue
House and lot on the east side of Seventh avenue
the Of Twenty fourth street. Also one lot in the
of the northeast corner of Seventh Twen
ty third street Eighth avenueThree lots the east
side of Eighth avenue between Seventy third and Sc
venty fourth streets Fortysecond street.-The lot on
the north side Of Forty second street 125 feet Of
Sixth avenue. Forty ninth street-Three lots tho
north side Of Forty street 100 feet west oil Broad
way. Fifty fourth streetOne lot on the south side on
Fifty fourth street 100 feet west OF Sixth avenue Also
two lots the south side of fourth street. betweea
Tenth and Eleventh Fifty fifth street-Two lots
on the south side Of Fifty fifth street. adjoining the last
mentioned lots the Fftyeghth stree-Ten lots
ON the south side Of Fifty eighth street. 275 feet west OF
Fifth Fifty ninth street-Four lots on the south
side of Fifty ninth street. 100 feet west of Seventh
Sixty stree-Three lots the north side of Sixty
first street $50 feet west of Sixth Terms-10 per
cent and the auconeer fee of $40 each lot the
day of SALE 80 per cent may remain bond and mort
gage for year. per cent and for two years
at per cent interest payable semi annually to com;
assessments to be paid that day. when waranee Deeds
with full covenants will be given Title unexceptionable
The purchaser to pay the expense of preparing and
cordng mortgages. For further information apply to
T. BAILEY MYERS, No. 20 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

a NTHoNY J. BIEECKER, AUCTIONEER. LARGE
n peremptory sale of about 800 beautiful building
Staten Island late the property Of Dr. G. Westerve
viz-Anthony J. Blocker will sell at public auction
Thursday the 10th day Of March, 1853 at twelve o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange, in the city of New York.
the following desirable property, viz On Staten Island
about 800 choice building lots. forming nearly eight
blocks Of ground situated and bounded BY Westervet
avenue First Second Third Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh avenues and by Brook street. situated at Staten
Island, and between New Brighton and Tompkinsyile.
The whole Of this property is within five minutes walk Of
both the New Brighton and Tompknsville ferries The
average time from any portion Of the property to either
Of the above ferries and from the ferry in New York to
Wall street its vicinity is within forty minutes by
steamboat either from New Brighton or Tompkinsvlle
every half hour fare Ga cents, and, by communication
lower than any stage line in the city Of New York From
the entire property there is fine view Of Sandy Hook
the ocean, the whole of New York Bay, Long Island
shore from Fort Hamilton to Williamsburg, the East
and North rivers, Newark, and Newark bay The agent
Of the property may be every day during the week.
between the hours Of 10 A. d. and o'clock p. NJ, at
Jones' Nautilus Hall at Tompkinsvlle ferry, Staten
Island who will give all the necessary information. The
streets opened and graded The terms ten per
cent and the auconeers fees the day OF SALE forty
per cent the delivery of the deeds and the balance
may remain on bond and mortgage for five years, if
CURED For maps describing the above property apply
to the auctioneer, No. Broad street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

The schr Eleanor Farnham, for Madagascar, cleared
Sd inst ned to port yesterday having lost the cap
tain overheard, by the mainboom striking him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--fMs DAY
seS Rlsxs ....,.........6 IS NOOK RISES :. morn
sUs sirs.............5 43 HIGH WATER 0S 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23
MUSICAL,

TUST PUBLISHED, BY FIRTH h POND. "THE
y Mesgher Polka, composed and dedicated to Thomas
T. Meagher, ESQ.,; to be had at Hall Sons Jolie's,
Broadway Samuel Raynor 70 Bowery and also Of Firth
Pond We advise readers to lose time in procuring
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23
n w. WESTCOTT. AUCrIONEER- HOUSEHOLD

ID w. WESTCOTT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II. furniture-This Wednesday morning at II O'Clock,
at 146 Greenwich avenue large and valuable variety Of
handsome furniture consisting Of carpets rugs French
sofas and teteatetes rosewood and mahogany marble
top bureaus rosewood and mahogany CENTRE pier and
sofa tables card and dining do French plate mirrors
mahogany and walnut bedsteads IL superior hair mat
tresses and sewing chairs elegant suit Of marble top
chamber furniture diyans, otamans rockers in broca
tee and hair cloth parlor chairs in velvet and hair
cloth cottage do library bookcase, paintings. china,
glassware crockery kitchen furniture &C. No postpone
ment any account Goods to be removed Immediately.
WIN. W. SHIRLEY, AUCIONEER PACKAGES
w glassware on Thursday, February oath, at two
O'Clock at 80 John street. in packages and lots to suit
dealers and grocers all kinds tumblers wines, decan1
ters bowls sugars &C., credit of four months.
800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

TEwEIRY, &C.-TO THE TRADE AND OTHERS
q IRVING 4 CO., win sell at auction on Wednesday, sd
Thursday OATH and Friday 25th, at 10 O'Clock each day
at y Chatham street. the entire stock of Louis Anrch
to the late John Brock, comprising diamonds
and other precious stones set and unset watches silver
ware, &C. together with general assortment of ewey.
Sale without reserve Mr. Anrich is retiring from the
business. Terms-three months for all $2oc
approved paper; under that amount cash. city funds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

NEUSICIANS.-WANTED A SMALL COMPANY OF
Ivl musicians to attract attention to exhibition, at
moderate salary Probably; permanent arrangement
could be made. Apply with instruments) to D. NJ.
Elmore 312 Broadway, from 10 A. NJ, to 10 p ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

LJENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER WILL SELL AT
II auction Thursday, February OATH at ~ O'Clock
valuable private collection Of oil paintings, selected
during series Of years by gentleman of taste, and al
handsomely framed and in good order. The collection
embraces number Of original pictures and good por
ton Of them formerly in the galleries Of Cardinal
Feisch and the Cassandra family of Rome also in the
collection of the late artists Of Persico and Agate
Among others the works of A. Caracc Murilo Both
zucherelh Van Orley, Beisch Rosa, d Tvol Van Baen
Bloemart Carlo Maratt Venderveer Boucher, Morland
&c. The paintings are now exhibition at the Academy
of Design, as above and Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings until 10 O'Clock Admission free.
~ G. HORTON, AUCrONEER, WILL SELL, ON
VI. Thursday, Feb. "a, at the Merchants Exchange.
at twelve O'clock the two story and attic brick house.
No. rs Warren place. Charles street Lot % by IS feet
house, 40 feet deep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

Nor SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH-A SEVEN OCTAVE
II rosewood round cornered psnoforte; has been used
Apply at the mandatory and warerooms of MCDONALD
BRO 291 BOwery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

- singing ballads and first soprano in choruses wanted
to go to Philadelphia. Also first and second violinist.
Engagement steady. Address H. w., Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-23

At Iabaina Dec g. by letter from Capt Bellows Phoenix
NIB 1900 VIII co sp; had shipped her bone 1000 lbs)
by the Louisa for New Bedford and would ship 1900 bbs
oil in the spring.
Tie Northern Light stott, III, at Honolulu, Dec. Is,
had clipped 900 bb oil by bark Berkshire, for NIB and
400 do by the Ocean, OF and for Providence Her bone
Gao, 900 ibs) had been shipped by the Mallory.
The Janus, f NIB, at Honolulu, would ship 800 bbls
o. by the Mores of and for NIB The Gladiator, OF NIB.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-06
-AINIETrn--n.s.--

WAsHIyGTCN GossIP-Remopais ami .7p-
pointn,ents.-A Washington correspondent Of
the NewYork Tribune informs us that Ezra G.
Seaman, Of Newfork, Chief Clerk and Acting
First Comptroller, has been removed, and that
James NJ Ramsay succeeds him. He further
says:
seaman was valuable officer, and was re-
commended by Elisha Whitlessey to the Presi-
dent to act as Comptroller during his absence
in Ohio. The recommendation was successful,
yet he has been removed before Whitlessey's s
return
Another correspondent of the same paper
states that nine Clerks have been removed from
the Patent Office, namely Messrs Stansbury,
Henrool, Roane, Duval, johnson, Edelin, Has
lain, Lay and Bailey.
The same writer says:
'W. S. King, of Rhode Island, Recording
Secretary of the United States Agricultural So
ciety, will be appointed to the agricultural
desk in place Of Dr. Lee. removed some time
since by Secretary McClelland.
There are quite number of applications for
the vacant examinership. 1t is presumed it will
soon be filled, and extra examiners may be found
necessary"
From q letter Of the Washington correspon
dent of the New York Times we quote as fol
lows:
George W. Thompson, of Virginia, one 0
the Land Commissioners, was commissioned ol
the 10th, and qualified on the 18th March last
and has demanded pay from the time he tool
the oath here. Comptroller Whitlessey refuse
to allow it, on the ground that Thompson wa
not entitled to pay until he had assumed tn
duties of his office and relieved the Acting Com
missioner. The Attorney General, however
has decided that he shall be paid. So there ar
two Commissioners in one of1ice-the one in Cal
ifornia and Thompson-each receiving compen
sation at the same time. This decision is cor
sidered very singular. Thompson's salary
$4,000 per annum.
Roger G. Weightman, Chief Clerk of I'll
Patent office, was removed to-day. Samuel
Shugert succeeds him. Titan X. Pelle, Assis
tant Examiner, is appointed Chief Examiner. >
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-06
DAILY CRESCkN
NOTICES.

t.W.. VI. .-MEKONA CoNCLAvE n
,, will assemble On the FIRST and THIRD EsDAfS q
o.h al the Masnu Hail. Of Camp and C2mner'ia
tlalfp past ssvsn p, n. ue6l J. ClIAHDLER.s =
TINTED BOARD OF THE FIRE DEPA
MENT....NEw OELEAss, Jube 4, 1885, The Deeg
will attend a meeting to be held at the
lose Company q Perddo and Carondeei STR
UESDAY EVENING, June :, at hhlf-pssti oclok, Puu.
ndance desired. By order Of the President. - .
jsi 81 JDHN IL NIFLN, seer~
NOTICE. Persons having claims az
Y PERSEVERANCE, FIRE COMPANY No. 10, will pc
ntthem to ths ssrreta y, at the ergine-house
IF Notice ia hereby gven that and after this date,
u BE- pad by this Company unless ordered and approved
and Steward. By order
ies q !. BENZ. CHANDLER, Setfe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-06


ITEMS FROM ENGLISH PAPERs.-The Earl of
Ellesmere and suite embarked at Plymouth on
the evening of May 8, under salute on board
Her Majesty's frigate Leander, 80, Capt. King,
bound to New FORK.
Fifty-two vessels at Liverpool were preparing
TO sail for Australia, making registered ton
mage of 81 ,294. From the 9TH to the llth inst.
four vessels had sailed, their aggregate tonnage
being 1888
| The Master of the Rolls has granted an order
for the release Of Bishop Ullathorne and the
Very Rev. DR.. Moore, the Bishop consenting to
pay over the goo he had previously offered, as
more than the amount of his own and DR..
Moore's private property.
An important if true" statement is made in
the Stanford Mercury The editor says that
novel mode of Matching chickens has been
put into operation in Lincoln, on the premises
Of fellmonger The eggs are placed in water
which is kept up to the requisite warmth ny
means of solar lamp; and many fine chick
ems thus Matched are running about the preml'
ses"
The following story is going the rounds OF th'
English papers
Two sons of noblemen, at school at EtOn, wert
asked to Windsor Castle to spend the day VIII
the Prince Of Wales His highness having IL
the course of the days amusements given hlnl
self some airs which the young Etonians had n
relish Tor, one Of them gave him sound drun
bing The circumstance reached the ears oi IL
Queen, who, having ascertained on inquiry Una
her son had given sufficient provocatlon 10 mer'
the thrashing, had the good sense to express nc
satisfaction at the lesson taught him.
The Waterford (Ireland) Mail says that erin
of almost every description has almost entlrel
ceased in that county
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-06

MADAME SoNTAG.-It is announced that Nine
Sontag will retire TO private life after the com
pletion of her American tour, having reaiizec
about $50 900 since her arrival in the Lnltee
states and during the same Tins ais'risa's'
5000 In nfirats shari..Ss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-06

An exchange paper SAYS: A plan TO obviate
accidents at railroad draw-bridees has been dis
covered at last writer in New York paper
says:
"On approaching draw bridge let the train
be always stopped, and let the passengers all
get out and walk over"
What time nervous sisters would have 60.
ing over bridge about q mile long, where
there was nothing to step on but the ties on
string niecos