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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-02

NINCE MEAT-SpeSalIy prepares for ''H
vi lilies, all ready for usey
Also, Northern and Eastern Apples, in bar'ef
And. now renewing. yer Schr. Ar,tie. ouT iul,. -,
ply Of Fruits, Nuts, &c, together with ir'tn
ment ef tie goods USUALLY to ~ found al
No. ). opposite Genre MARKET
AND VIII ch will be oper I'd in day ar tS',
sHKKELL / BAlLt',
Successors 10 J. Il. kioot, ~
nsv 3o-3t lint A Union
OST-0n the I'd instant, near the oS,d s'r,-
Ia at General Hrnder ON. door, blue W.
Bracelet. rewsrd will be given TO thr h"''
len at Calls, Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 3n-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-02

glazing colors, the falsity Of the account, OF
their strength and prospects here with which
the Heraid, National Democrat, Albany
Argus ct nd ontne gems, have been redolent
for some time past, we think that they will
regard discretion to be the better part OF
valor in their predicamont. However, if they
do offer the proposed resolutions, they will
at once be laid on the table sans ceren1on1r ::
it being evidently the determination Of full
nine-tenths of :" the party in the House that
| they shall not thus make their New York
quarrel National one. From North, South,
East or West, this is certainly the unanimous
sentiment and determine alton of every Dem
| cratic member who is not Immediately inter
| ested in the muss.
INTERESTING TO FIRST LIBUTENANTs IN
TEE notwithstanding to decisions of the
accounting officers Of the Government, a
Brevet First Lieutenant is not entitled to the
pay and emoluments of his brevet rank under
the law of April l6, 1915, for performing duty
as First Lieutenant, as the army laws and
| regulations do not define any difference be-
tween the command of First and Second Lieu
tenants; but if Brevet First Lieutenant is on
duty, and has Captain command, he is ell
titled to his brevet pay
TIE CAREER OF A NILIAiN-The public
will doubtless recollect the escape (hy nonin
! ally forfeting his baiD of General Ohio Hin
ton, the great mail contractor of the west as
well as mail robber, whose depredations were
| discovered in the autumn of 1850 His mail
robberies were by long odds more stupendous
than those of every one else so far detected in
tho perpetration of similar crimes in this
country; covering great many cases, and
always involving the loss of very large sums
of money. As far as the depreciation branch
ofthe Department have been able to ascertain,
he wa. in the habit of riding ut night on the
top of the coaches of the Ohio mail stage com
pany, of which he was the general agent, rs
we'll as the individual immediately represent
ing that great establishment in all its con
tracts with the Department Being thus
doubly the Departments confidential agent,
as it were, he was permitted by the drivers to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17

ssx.ss. nYsh; L H.iaas. rsilsAslpaaa; =. MatsAsvs
Mon: LAnAsR. Boston; Mr. and Mrs Morgan,
York y Hidssura PAilsdelPhis; Palmer US A. 40;
Chas Sanford and Jos SANFORD New York; Bonnaton
Philadslphia; A Sutton South CaSoaua; Acnyaine
Virginia; Felipe Caldsron Spain: Draper York;
Jno Marshal, Mobile; Chas Smith, J Taxon, N 7;
James MORT N Y X Grinnen, Liverpool; Mas Minturn
" Cattin Sullivan, Miss Wainwright, Mr. and 4ss
Allen, Miss Maria n Brown end servant Mrs WOOD
philadelphia Prof Bsche, Mrs Bowie h Shillingford
Phila Mrs Hemann, London; " Do Cour:ey Capt A
Morgan Rdwd Byre, San Francisco; Jas Imbris Phils
Muhig valpsraiso TIL Principe Murat Florida; Captain
De Courcsy, do; Warning Geo Gsilarden- France J
P Cummings, Piston, Y; Joseph Vsliente Cubs;
NJ Moulton Mrs. Austin, n T.; Martin, France; l..
Durandean, Arcipa, Chilli N Calvo, Peru De Mon.
combls France; Berni Francisco; VIM Clark, 9th:
Mr. and Mrs John st John. Y; f Kidy Prov; W w
Door PhlA; Denny, Pittsburg Grubs, Phia; Dr..
W yermyiea, Y; Capt De Montensch 18Th reg. Non
treal Rev Miller balt; Miss A Alathar, Antonio
and Lorenzo Lennegain, Chill: w Hamburger, Ger
many James Oatwel, New York; Dodd. Canada;
John Dollan, Gin; Miss Caldwell, NY; Mss )
Noble. Cuba; Sullivan Dublin J Koran and lady,
Iowa Mrs. Maxwell Gone Gala Miss Lsroux. Fran
Miss A and Pechnet France Milling and son, Ill
Frank Keiser, Germany Lewis Nppold and lady, Hart
ford; Hon E. p Whitney and son. ca; Thomas Harvey,
England Fleck, Germany; NJ Newman: Fl
Francois Cana do; Felt, do Mr. and Mrs Theinha.dt,
Germany; Francis Puszky Kossuths private secretary
Reese. Philadelphia W Withers, Y; MIR and Mrs
Davis Ohio; p Lewis, France-tot al 153.
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r-v TRADE RUPO1T.

SATURDAY. April i0-Sr Il
n>sAnsvuvn Flour conn ued du and languid, though
800. - mautainsd The sales consisted OF 900
bbis sour ct a. supsr6ns No 1t - IN - 70 ord
~ 1ZH mirsd indiana ana Michigan at - osx ~ IS;
ssrirkt indiana and Michigan, With favoFite state at
q Is q 81 fancy Indiana and Michigan At - e1k
e SIX: co~mon TO good Ohio Ut - 62K - 87x fancy
Csnesee and Ohio ut IS IS IS extra Indiana, Michigan
aaa Ohio ct IS rs IS and extra Geneses Al Is II
Is per Dbl Canadian unAltsred- Southern seemed
brisk and Suoysnt The sales reached 900 bbs at -
IS lsk nixsd to good IS IS IS SO for avore and
% 80 % 50 for fancy, per Dbl Nothing occurred
The transactions include g. 900 bushels good tennessee
white ct q rs 5000 prime Ohio do at 81 "a and 900
Canadian do. in bond supposed at 81 IA per bushe We
heard Of further operations in barley. Oats
active and firm We quote them at $780, Ace for in
ferior prime Southern 46c 4Sc. for Jersey; 48c
&c. for Ohio and Psnnsy 50c &c. for Canadian
State and Western, and SIC 53c for choice Chicago
aghty favored buyers The sales amounted to % 900
bushels at soc. ole for unsound 61c 64c for mixed
DC. csc for white; and 05xc. o6Kc. for Southern
yellow, per bushel
CorToN-The arket continues steady the sales to-day
amounting 10 about 1 500 bales.
PROVISIONS brisk and dearer. The sales en-
braced COO bbls Western at SIS 81 for prime and s6
for meas with 500 bbs musty prime at Sill bb There
better inquiry for cut meats at rmer rates. but
large sales transpred Lard still the advance The
sales reached 700 bbs very common to prime at g.
0xc per h., and holders claimed at the close
Beef not very brsk but steady The sales amour
to $50 bbls at "a so IS for country prime; IS IS
% 50 for city do; So $40 rs for country 80
413 for cut DO $l2 SO SIS for repacked Chicago S4
for extra do per Dbl and $40 $2l for prime per
terce Beef hams butter and cheese, were unchanged
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Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING America at Boston-Nr Ella wife
and child Master Kills Com Clerk Jerrold Ms JsIrold
Messrs Mayer, Gordon, c Akin, Hope Miss Hbpe,
Measrs Miller, VIM Williams, Hartisy, Mr. Hzsltine
IIazeltine, Don Rocha Labzone, H Walton Benner
Jadon, Crown, Bodisco. Tbbetts Lameau, II Douglass
d Shaw, Don Camira, Balls, Johnson w q Evans, l.
Mason and wife, Newstadt and son. Blunt Capt ia ok
son Mr. Broughton wife and children Messrs Bamford
Breech Strong, Winner and wife, Hardy, Wallet
Chas Wizard M'Donad, McCulluch, N Turner. Miss Z
Brown, Mr. AndeEkon Capt Cronk Messrs stonis Thos
rergueson, Ap rgueson, nurse and children, Mrs
riggs and child, nssrs Thompson and wife Manley
VIM Maney, VIM Boston Spencer Hantz Brennan, A
Crichton, Tbos Pearl, Z Todd Wallace Rev T Black
Messrs Bron, Nickerson, and Mrs Berray
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY ADMINISTRATORS Carter Man.
chester; DR. Geo Wood. Philadelphia M J Osma Peru
Wan Minister, lady, chill ren aud Peru Bau.
douine, NY Mics Baudoune Troy; 7 Ashman Bearer OF
Dispatches to Sweden; Walstein, NY; T. "A Bulky NY
Jones, Mr. and Mrs d. Jas Fitch and infant W
Evaps Abel Zennison. NY Miss Mary Perkins Boston
Neaye, Gin; A Mallory, Ky: A Morse, Cherry Valley
Mr. and Mrs W Anthem, Miss Anthem, Miss Mary Sher-
rad, Mr.. and Mrs 7 Thomas, Geo b English, NY; Mr.
Hiltmsn, John Nicholson, Esq, A Notte, Mr. and
M W Spencer, Miss Bruce NYork Mr. Mills, England
N BENJAMIN, Mr. and Mrs ID McDougal Hon T Read
Miss Read, Rev DIR Dow Philadelphia Henry Marks New
orki Evers, Paris; Rt Rev Dr. Tying, N NIven, Js
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17
THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I-TR0TTING MON
day, April 18th, at half past one o'clock r Purse
500 Mile heats best three In FIVE in harness o. Brooks
enters br m Fanny Jackson. r J. Nodne enters br g.
Centreyle. d. Pefnn, enters q. m. Lady Vernon. s.
Mclaughlin hr. Flash 0mnibusss leave Fulton Ferry
brooklyn for the at o'clock and return after the
sports are over. Fare each way, twenty five cents
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TROTTING.-MoN
Nh day April - at three o'clock match for 81 900
D. M Lady Brooks r. J. Nodine names CHI m Green Noun
tain laid Omnibusses leave Fulton Houston and Grand
street ferries from IL M until p M, returning
he sport s over. Fare esoh way. % oents
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GPER STEAMSHIP AMERICA, AT BosroS

Arr at Liverpool March 2s. EmmA Fields C:owe mot
Suow), NOrleans; 31st, Pacific %, Nye, EYork Equator
Roberts, NOrleans; Saranak, Ocean, Philadelphia April
l. Agnes Leeds, Chase Elerslie Harvey Josephus
Paine; Warbler. We, colt; Blanche, Rudolph Har.
ward Andros and Indian Ocean Baker NOrleans; Car
1atic Loutt. Charleston; Byron Morton, Baltimore;
Isaac Webb, Furber, NYork u I'd, Great Britain (s),
Matthews, Australia via Cape Of Good Hope.
Cid March 81, Desdemona, Farnham NOrleans; Mary,
Douglass. ucksport Triumph. Atkinson Gloucester.
Sid Goth, Falcon Wade NOrleans; Davenport Colburn,
Apalachcoa Robt Kelly Barstow, aud Albert Franklin,
Long, NYork mot N0resns) Both, City of Manchester
N), Leitch, Philadelphia; Ashburton McWilliams New
York Joshua NauraD, Barton Boston via Newport 31st
Gen Berry seavy NOfleans via do Midas, King Staten
Island and Quebec.
In the river outward bound North Atlantic Cook for
Me'bourne Mount Washington Goodwin, N0rleans |;
eat western, furber and John G Calhoun, Lowell
NYork; sachem, Woodbury., Boston.
hdv Canada % for Boston 10TH Fla rriet Frances
snow, do 30 China Blanchard do 4th: wndermere
Farfeid DO 9th; Empire Queen Porter do 9th Meridi
an Manson, do 18th Champion Drew do Goth. lose
plus, Paine, do with despatch; Pacific (s) for NYork
9th; Arabia (s) do 9th Caroline Nesmth do ed Union
Pennell Ariel Reed and sea Lark Woodbury. do 5th,
America John n Lucy, Houghton. Liverpool and Eoter
prise, do 9th 7 Roger. do sth Iowa Tsyior do 9th
RsppAhannock, Cushing, do 10th Ro-cius and James
Wright do lin; Emma Fields do 18Th Western Ernpir
do 18th Isaac Webb, do 18th, Benj Adams Goth! Con
st sntine do 21st Waterloo do Goth Narraganset Dor
cas- Prince and Commerce, do with despatch PhladeI
phis for Philadelphia 9Th; Saranak, do 18th ane
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

CRAFTSMEN PUBLICATIONS. POPULAR TREA
N tise ON the cause and OF nervousy debitated
health and enfeeblod constitution that harass the Young
beset the OF pleasure business study embter
old just Published and to be had gratis
post paid, box 100 Broadway Post Once
THE CONTINENTAL GUARD POLKA, LATELY rs.
L sued by LEE WALKER, Philadelphia, is growing
fast in favor Of the public also deserves its
il lively pleasing piece easy perform and
striking in its melody.
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CLOTHING,

CAsT OFF CL0THING-s2OO0 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally given in
money for largo and small loss Of good left off clothing
every description Address through post call JAMES
MOHONRY at his second hand store ii Orange street. near
Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17
Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDGARTowN April II.
Arrived Schrs II NJ Johnson, Lunt. Lubec for Phia-
elphia Equity, Harding Holmes Hole for Boston
l2th-sld schr Antelope Arey, ThoUaston, with deck
load Of ship timber from the schr Sarah Lewis
13th-Arr schr Abby Weld, Bullock, Philadelphia for
salem. sd schrs II " john and Equity.
15th-In port chrs Abby Weld; Adeline, for Boston.
The Pollock Rip lghtbost, having obtained a
chain, and her moorngs having been replaced is now
ready for and will resume her station Pollock Rip
as soon the weather will permit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17
NrEW vILLAGE-UPPER MoRRIsANIA-A PLOT OF
~ Ground has side nv

NEW yILLAGE-UPPER MORRISANIA PLOT OF
ground has been secured the side close by
The depot Of Upper Morrisania is forming
for the purpose Of purchasing the This has
been surveyed and laid and hair
the streets and being graded wshou any
additional expense to the subscribers The
delivery of deeds the remainder
as to place it within the reach Of all DESTROYS Of escnpna
from the rents and Furthermore axatons Of the
city This property is situated high healthy
ton lying contiguous to and commanding view of the
rounding villages of Upper ard Lower Morrsana Tho
from this place arrive in the city ten minutes before the
night thus giving quick and cheap
persons from this locality who daily their
in the city An excursion will take place the purpose
viewing the ground on Tuesday ~ by the o'clock
stations Persons DESTROYS seeing the location respect
fully invited to Join The excursion this property holds
great for investments building
person will be in attendance day at the Upper Norris
ana depot the arrival Of the which
Hall a. 10 A. NJ and "a M to accompany parties
the ground The company meet at Uni,n Buildings 1853
Bowery Thursday evening next o'clock for the pur
pose Of receiving and making for
dividing the plots the subscription list fast filing
For particulars maps 60, apply 455 Broadway or II
svsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17

PULLS FERRY, TIELIETUDLUM AND FORT LIE
ID Landing at Hammond street.-Fars 12S cents0n and
after Saturday April 49, 1883 the steam FRANK
Geo Hawes win leave New York daily for the above Places
aud p M; Tuesday 10 AN and Pm; Wednesday 10 A.
M. and PM Thursday 10A and PM; Friday 10 A. n
and M; Saturday d and 10 AN and PM SUNDAY
1 T.1 From Fort LsssT : ~ AM and PHI
Pm; Thursday IN An and Pm; Friday ~ M. ana
BPM Saturday land ~ AN. and M; Sunday SAN.
nd "
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HOMRyrEADA


NASPETH VILLAS. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
M received the plans of houses suitable for this
full location which they will exhibit to parties who have pur
chased who desire TO purchase plots and they will
contracts to build if desired Those who have not yet
quainted themselves with the families
side this select villa community, do BY calling
Office where they will the maps plans, 6c and got
printed Prfcos tho whole
ranged with special view health pleasure
Nothing has before boon offered suitable for families
who desire gentee suburban residence q mode
rate to all street and easy of
Madison square. JOHNSON Il DUNDERDALE, 40 Viii
liam street.
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f. :,:s :;:.s: .sss: -:
:s::.:s s:s': ::i:s
snn n s .s ssss
mahogany dining and card tables sef. t:se
s:::i
sHoa 'i psaosrs sn
%!ss:' s. on F.s:s
N. Furniture and Piano Forte on Tuesday a. 10
At s d sssss one s iii
Furnare contained the house. which i in
ana 5
4o % so
ma and glass mahogany paor furniture in hair cloth
cnr.d horss hair mssssses aso Kitchen furaurs
Catalogues on the-merning Of sale
CAMUEL osGoOD, AUcTIoNEER. osGooD &
this saturdsy April e io ooiook general as
bedroom suits top
CTANDARD ROSES AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS,
w % M as With
from the be: Of Europe comprising tn. finest and
to names, from the garden Of D. Boil Broadway.
IT B. BLEEcKER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR,
nture.-On Monday April Is, at 10 o'clock at No ITO
West Fourteenth street Eighth Bleecker
Co will sell at auction above the genteei furniture OF
said house. consisting part OF rich tapestry paror carpets
OF rosewood paror furniture covered with blue satin
broctele and extra linen viz one two
Voares four paror chairs rosewood sofas lounges and
ire table orange coored satin damask window curtains
with several paintings engravinss coored
in oil framed Brussels stair and bedroom cnrpcts English
oilcoths ingram carpets French mahogany and black
and black walnut washsands curled hair mnttresses
French china Tea set china and glassware and general
assortment of kitchen furniture. Catalogues at SALE
w PELLS, AUCTIONEER.-SALEO OF $50 MARBLE
w mantels also monuments, sawed marble, engine,
&C. W. PELLS CO. will sell at auction Tuesday,
~ Broadway street the entire stock
sstng about 100 marble mantels richly scuptured and
plain mante OF all descriptions OF foreign marble com
prng satuary, ordinary. sienna broccateo and black
10th April at II o'clock the engine, gangs rubbing and
polishing machinery Terms four aHd six months over $780,
approved endorsed notes.
WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER.-THE SALE OF FUR
w niture advertised for tomorrow in Spring street. is
postponed until further notice Also Wednesday, at
two o'clock at M Canal street. large lot OF household
furniture, &c.
WIN. w. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER. -CROCKERY,
w glass and china.-A retaor's stock-Monday, April
49, FOX o'clock at 1914 Greenwich street positive cash
SALE rain shine Of all kAds good in lots for retail
ers and gre cers
WIN. W. SHIRLEY AUCTIONEER. HANDSOME
No IS Pitt street general assortment of
pnrlor basement chamber and kitchen furniture rich
tapestry carpets Sofas chairs tables pier glass
elegant mante clocks and ornaments china glass Shelf
shine cash, and deposit required from all pur
cnasors.
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DLANTs AT AUCTION-W. s. McILvAIN WILL
j. ss at tho seedstore, John street, Monday 18th
April at lOh o'clock moss monthly perpetual and climb
verbsnas pAnsies bcrosss gladishs &C. Put up
convenient lots. From J. N Henderson, Jersey City Ca
talogucs
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day April o. ~ osiosi p NJ prssssiy rom h.sssse =
aas f;sai M.
=; and n. iiasi: s.s .:i
apS:.y Or service: With guard
ing spasioas dock room, promensdes a. Her ysnteaH
sai' md
from :.;% sailing S.siIiss
srOand ~
ssi :s Of ssS ss
5ss : s & ssf e s
Qo tons burthen John Commander oonnsotns
~: siss
Es' y Con-
Tor sAyANEAn AND ILoRIpA-UNIrEn STATS
T. S. Woodlul sapsan. wiz leave saturday, April o.
Tue D.' II hfs's FRO
Apr a FoH speed strength ae.ommodaons and fass
these ships have no superior on the OCEAN
CALIFORNIA LINE.-FoR SAN FRANcIsoo-rHE
y anF''l'd ns SU i1EpSs'to i11eDll 1rpEns,
1900 tons register, Reuben snow, Master.
100 . Pear, street noar WALL ors'
TNDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR cAL!YoK,
sse i;?sssss 2
T.ndor vii leave New York for Aspinya on Thursdsy:
#; /,
All Of her competitors from two days Her good qua
i spsss sers:
wishing tickets extremely rate.
Az
s
rely this Of e0n1eyanes anepatins all other
the vessel whose services charge freight
pA''As' Apply 0A B. MILLS, Agent 81 Cortlandt street.
Blower steerage fare to Aspnwall only $40; other
prices in proportion.
TEE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST RoUTE.avAN-
\; f.s!s,s 4;
M s ton: .'' p :ssi from
Ss
m:: il i:
agency Bss';iy s:.
az oss . .Ss Il:
line. mail bag viii be made up II the ofnoe.
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA. STEAMSHIP cokPA-
nnss ixssRss
N. Commandsr.-Ths steamer BLACK WARRIOR WIN
is ass 1Ssss =
sPS: ;se q
2s Parcels received only Passengers Ia
with her and good
OF T. Chamberlin, " and ~ Robinson street, or to
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP con-
Panama az greatly reduced ratss-No dsteaton on ths
Isthmus-The and fast side wheel steamship UNION.
on Sc sss
sss snS
ward Dunn eommsadsr. which steamer will be In readk
sdiatsy for San Transsso The Recommendations and
ventilation of the Winfield Scott all that be de-
York ana Pansns and While on the sias ooss unsss
pared Every sxsrton will be the part Of tbs
20 comfort expedition and safety p
taking the Pansns h.iro.d and cautioned that Tickets
f0F this n' are p .a1e ;n Sscoks Coy
mail bag made up at the above Office under the new
United States postage law for the Of the public
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMsHIPCOMPANY-FOR
~, New Orleans, via Havana-The splendid s eamship
the pier At foot Of street North River on Wsdnss
day April 9Th at o'clock precisely rates Of pas
$5 No freight taken Havana but specie Freight
to New Orleans at cents cubic foot Shippers freight
other will signed bills Of iading signed after Il
O'Clock the day Of sailing For freight apply
NJ o. ROBERTS, III West street,
corner of Warren street.
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HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION
IL The subscriber hereby informs his friends and Others
that he will atteEd to the sales of household furniture
auction at the residence of families, reasonable
ReferencesJas Van Nostrand, President Merchants Ex
change Bank.
d. Randolph Martin President Ocean Bank.
B. Hayes Cashier North River Bank
SMITH DUNNING,
Office 1So Greenwich street. near Dew.
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PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHOCOLATE AND TEA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
appointment to several courts No. % Rue Richelieu
prize medal at the London Exhibition)
MODES EFT ARTICLES DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Vl Ia Rue d'Antin
DoRCELAINEs DE sEvREs A AUTRES-MANeURY
l. No. Impasse Sandrer.
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WIN W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER. - HANDSOME
w furniture saleTuesday April 49, at l01s O'clock at
No Is Pitt street. Broome general assortment of
paror basement, chamber and kitchen furniture rich
elegant antel clocks and ornaments china glass Shelf
field plated cutlery &C. all in no order and sold
rain shine for cash. and deposit required from all
cnasors.
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s.S n; swi:s month
those named above =
earrisson. nondnrss, s. Tsoms.
6S: sn.,ss. Martinique s:a: ;n, ai as:s
Gs%isisa N ss1s:srf''' T r.S"Pds0
Grey Grey G Tow, Porto Rico Tic TlnIaad
From savannah to Nissan.
bbs DO ss 5 5.asss q
Do. do ans Gssss' steward; n
'ie no a' il on.
:y.:. n apply
:.:sss,. Ti,l;s
sAMU1 ~ / E,d H,T ..Ia., IA. Agent yS:,
ss. so ". Ssuz AsA
% In
avoid the uahsahy climate chAgrss and sas Jaan and
esSs % 4. ss
In 81 s isH ie r ss' .. william
ns ASH &.
s sga, April % % ssE E IS sps,
Indian rI1AsAN1' . rron' ''r'e'.
FOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIIp!A5,sExLwEEKLy
ADsEk j. Dickinson, cS$%aadsr Viii FAYE pier 80
For ,sish. apply board where ali iii. Of ladins viii Be
Through ekes 90 rords as @ + sGrth
sol, 70 rlla.Aa e9o.
4 usTRAIIAN sTr AnsuIp CoupANv rop popr
Pb;n MaIbonrna AND s,dne, Anst,aii. Tha ~
ncehs NEW , ~ s ~ IONS ou.nen
or about the 18th Nav This IL Of The liz and
strepgtb and in evsyv way sovai 70 tho CoI;ns na ~
steomers and II n hsevsd viii provs 10 he The f.scst
seamshn in tho world Her Observation-Disclosures for 6rst az
steamer ever built Rates OF passsgeFrst class ladies
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