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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06

Contaminated night some unprnci-
pied villain entered the lithographing establishment
of b. w. Thayer q Co.. 204 Washington street, and
defaced a most superb Autograph of President
Pierce which bad been cut on stone for Messrs.
Soutbworth HAYES, who were intending to issue
the Autographs this afternoon. The stone was so
badly defaced as to render the lithograph entirely
worthless. reward Of $500 is offered for the de-
lection and conviction Of the miscreant.- Boston
Journal March A.
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Telegraphlc Marine Reports.

y = HATEH, MATCH o.
Arriyed-Berk Wyman Rio Grande Jan I DEF, banks
Phoenix, for NYork, ready; Ottawa for do Idgthe re.
port Of her having been lost the Rio Grande bar
probably Incorrect Perote from Baltimore 5th briggs
Hammond for New York, ready; Jefferson condemned
and sold Nov 30 lat % 80 lon II 80 W, spoke ship
John Gilpn from New York, Oct 49, for San Francisco
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On Sunday, Feb. q, at ts5 Greenwich street. by the
Rev Dr. j. r. stone Pastor Of the Baptist Church Mr.
WnIJIN L. DIAN 70 Mrs MARY ANN BRGRoor daughter of
the widow Jane Acker.
On satuTdoy afternoon. March g. By Oscar W. sturte.
want, Alderman Of the bird Ward Nr THoMAs FIrzPA-
TRICK TO Mrs. An Dunn both Of Jersey City.
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LoNDoN-Ship Victora-C b McNair of NYork c
Place, Wood, of Canada: Mrs McTenry, Of Boston;
Thompson, NYork Miss Matthews, New Jersey.
NORFOLK Steamship City Of Richmond Groce, ]
Rutherford, Rauschert, lady, and five children Mrs
Moore Mrs Ferguson, VIM Hustin Stauh, wof-3
in fbc
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TIE LIQUOR LAw.-The following is a copy
+. s-e liquor law" passed by the Illinois Legisla-
IRE, at its last session
PIC. I;-Be u enacted by the people of the State
Il Illinois, represented in the General Assembly.
Tat an act entitled An act to prohibit the retailing
o ia.o G ~ ofnks approved February /, 1861
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CHANGE or NAME.-Tbe name Of Kanesyille
a, has been changed 10 Council Blsfr CITY. The
es of q number Of the streets have aiso been
nged. The principal ones are now called Broad.
r jefferson, Madison, Pierce Jackson, Adams.
:. Clay, Harrison, Calhoun, Washington, Web.
Franklin, Marion, Benton.
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The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad G company
were mulcted in S. 500 damages on the 26th ult at
Cleveland, Ohio for causing the loss Of an arm to
an orphan boy at Ravenna, eighteen months since.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For New Orleans via HavanA-Tho splendid steamship
pier at foot Of Warren street North river Saturday
March H. at O'Clock r. precisely Rates Of passage to
Havana and New Orleans arrangement - Ladder
and after saloon bsyths ss lower forward saloon berh
Freight taken New Orleans ut 30 cents cubic
Shippers Of freight requested supply themselves with
.on At the ONCE No other form win be signed bills Of
freight passage apply to NJ O. ROBERTS, III West street.
Warren.
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SHIPPING.


EOR LIyERPOoL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
part the United states mails for Europe possivsy On
March ~ at2 O'Clock NJ from her berth at the
or having unequaed accommodations for
elegance ana comfort K .pp63y I e co AVA,
s aIs vii be sS At
THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, sAMP
Monday ~ march, Passage money to Bermuda ssC TO
nA' ~ GGN e KhS6s'Ssss rRBR axyl%s Green
THE BRITISH IT'S auA AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
FROM TO LIVERPOOL
Snie S@ rh, a p .$l2o
FROM BOSTON TO LivxapooL. '''''"'
Chiei Cabn rnssaSe. 500
'f The ships from Bosscn cali at Halifax
AEABIA CAPTAIN Suakins AMERpCA Captain Le.e
ssRfEn esPssa Shannon
Thass clear white light at mast head green
ON starboard bow, red on port bow. a., 49,,
al SsE 9TH March,
An experienced surgeon on board
unless bills Of lading signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
f0f freight Or passage eaR 2NARD No. Bowling cres.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
shp.Company intend sailing their favorite steamships
c,.v ;, c,..rou FROM PHILADELPHIA. ,.r,
~. ;, v...,..... FROM IIvEnRooI. ~.
City OF Manchester Wednesday, March 30 1858
Saloon, $50 $685. and $55 according to state roomsl
found with comfortably cooked provisions for
SAP Wishing g SrirDs
from sterling upwards H.nas: can e had AZ
Agent, Al Exchange place.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys
Craig, commander viii sail from Glasgow on Wednesday.
turday March 96th at II o'clock First cabin ga
loon state rooms 500 do do. (midshp do $5 second
bin $50 third class $0-stewards included Apply
]. McSYMON IS Broadway
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MEDICAL.


NR. RALPHS OFFICE HOURS FROM To ~ A. NJ
- and to T. NJ Sunday excepted at No. Gi3 Houston
street near Wooster.
TAR. WARD, FROM LONDON AND EDINBURG CAN
~ be consulted betwixt the hours Of O'Clock A. M and
u o'clock r. M daily. Office Mt the old established plaos,
Canal street, exactly one door east Of Broadway.
DR. CLARK, GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY
De consulted at S Canal street doors Of Broadway
from to 10 A. NJ, and 4 to p NJ
DR. TX. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF THE FEMALES
~ Friend In Need may be consulted ut his Office 26j
Bowcry Advice gratis See his card in the Pcayune Sun
day Courier, and Dispatch.
TIYGJASTIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURB
for neuralgia tic dooreux toothacho, head
acc and rheumatism in the head and preventive OF
conyDsons other complaints attendant upon early
81 during the period OF teetng has been discovered
and now being successfully administered In the form of
eated necklace to be next the skin by the patient
An eminent German physician discovered the virtues Of the
valuable medicines Of which the beads OF the necklace
made ard prescribed tho MODE Of application The notice
Of tie public not therefore, called TO quack medicine
but 70 medcament recommended by Of the emi.
the pores Of tlc skin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves afnrdng generally instant, and always permanent
relief ard eff citing permanent Patients who after
four hours trial Of the medicatel necklace
TO prescription find relief at the close
Rod Immediately returning the same receive back or
n, uey. SCHuFFNER MULDENFR a Beaver stroot
iFsrmoryl do hereby certify that the composition Of
the medicated necklace offered by Schnnner Mudencr IL
Of such nature as TO unfangy produce tho most salts
factory results. - q. BRAUNLICH, Nd,
NO, 20 Henry street, Brooklyn,
For sale By the rropreors No n Beaver street Priesf
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MARITIME INTELLIGEHCR.
Movements Of Ocean SITES
CLEARED.

Port OF New York, March 5, 1853.
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EyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
L States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines,
der will leave for Havre touching at land
the mails and Saturday, March H. at IL
O'Clock, from Pier North river.
Prize of mas fiji cIass
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A UsTRALIAN PACKET LINE.-THE BEAUTIFUL
regular day early in March The proprtor Of this line
attention to this splendid vessel and refer to the prompt
in which their former ships Peytona
have sailed from this port To intending TO visit
Australia this line offers the advantages of fast vessels eo
Of accommodations and comfort render the
agreeable being commanded by tried and expert
enced captains Provisions furnished
bic scale An early application important Apply
street, or ONERMANN GRUNER. q South street.
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son, commander, will sail for Bermuda and ST. Thomas
st. Thomas, so. For freight passage apply to 49,
Il. CUNAKD No Bowlino Crean
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIFOR-
MIA at great reduction in price-The new, splendid
and fast sailing steamship UNCLE SAM, COCO tonsJ VIII
liam A. Mills commander, will sail for Aspinwa Mon
day March 81 ut p NJ from pier No North river. The
Uncle Sam has the character Of being the fastest
steamer the route, having her former
beat all her competitors from two to FIVE days Her good
qualities seaboat and accommodation for Passengers
are as mnoh to other steamers as her speed No
send the passengers through with expedition comfort ana
safety For freight passage extremely low rates ap
ply to E. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlandt stroet
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DR TX. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF THE FEMALES
~ Friend In Need,n be consulted his Office 265
Bowcry Advice grats See his the Picayune sun
day Courier and Dispatch
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nR. RALPIrS OFFICE HOURS FROM To ~ A. M.
- and TO- T. NJ Sunday excepted at No. 6i3 Houston
street near Wooster.
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sEsctsvs aid and profit; that in fsot too much
ext. nc ed both foreign and domestic nnsa is aua
commercial reistioss TO be Tree nom those dangers
which 10 tin past hsve suddenly appeared wAsn
little expected This fact hss already become ma,h
npres upon the minds Of many capitalists aud others
thst hsi attention bss lately been tuYred 10 such In
vestmsnts will stand unseat.d ana mistaken amidst
cry revuson inst may come upon the money market
This s,irg at present IS iioited, and confined com
rsvey 10 Few but a. Il prices for such stocks
improve and tho demand become vary active.
by such . timely movement many ill 1t all events
rave themselves if0n total wreck and the facs
that less capital riil gradually hs Withdrawn
from the specustive enrprises OF the day, may bavs
conservative influence. and t.Gd materially TO reduce
that ipfsion which anrestraned A. Oh times 50 dan
gtrous. Moderate checks upon any movement OF ths
nature are endsd With favorable results. They pat
CT At all events the evil day tbs great day Of raekoa
Ing ard frequently prevent great ccspsss in Saerca3a
matters Every thing APPEARS prosperous. Thsrs IL
rot peck Ia the 6nspca horizon indicative Of inns
date or violent revolution in the semouts progress
bot hoS room signs OF Apr ,schng
nsy sppesr It IL always best in he farss finest
weather, 10 prepare for a change II along
csuousy carefully our progress vill a. least
ssfer and per hsps uinatey results may be real
lied han when Eore hasrs Is made.
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CAssRrpGE CArnE MARxhr. Jan 5 AT nsrte. I7
cattle about l67 beeyes and 50 consis1s OF
WORKING cows sud calves, ysaliDgs two AM nses
years old PIicet- Market Bsef-ExrA 50 so per ewt
Isl quality 20; % quality IS % Sd qusty s.
81 50; ordinary So 80 hides--$5 per " Peits-sl q
al 90 Calf ssin'-.0c per ID Tallow--s7 81 so per
cst tesl caises-S- sbsS6 BaIfeliug cattle So ~,
81 "a 90 9toret--Wl King oxen s7s $50 S9l S IL
Cows snc calves SIS, s. s3 $50. Yesrings, So, 81
S. Two years old 50 ~ $40 sl4. Tarsa years old,
s2l $50 f2s $50 S8s Sheep and iaDbs-9, 038 At
market PIiesf-extra, 50. - IS S25; 10y lot 81 90,
S. 81 IL = S275 Svine--2oae. Reuarks-C The market
Is stl abuncsntly supp.ied bolisrs sSk little advance
bit buyers osh to continue present Quotations
uDlets the ~noiesas beef market II little quicker than
~ as been for tso weeks past any parry g.s
tbs present Time IL nust be the pro tks buyers
sre determined not 10 I'D spos Lli One hundred sni
one cara came over tbs rtchbg Railroad, snd ninety
eight ire Boston and Lowell Railroad loaded ~th
cartie. sheep horses swine ard foSls Nunabsr from
each Ct ie--casJl, Maee e. New Hampshire $780, Yer
mont, t9d; Massachusetts,, 81; New York So Cssaia
ltei total. go1 sheep Maine go; New Hampshire
81: Vermont 1250; Massachusetts, 100 New York 1885,
CfrsGa 40; totAl 3 l6e Gorsos Vermont Z; Massa.
chr,etts -; total "a
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EuRs.-PpICEs REDUCED--TAECy FURs, BRA
II ohio ana veil warranted. No Al MAIDEN Ane. The
subs ritsr uy oita ths attention Of his custom
traveller and tine puso generally 70 his natoh
Of manufactured W himself nom hseA
.oss.,d nsc,ias cad 10 conformity With tbs modern
kuroposn fah,ns Th ,ubcri oAlJy rocommends
be etesh n eab IL. martin stone martin, nnk
tin H. D. cha.hils eod o.nlpes OF suoh variety snd
eepoe 70 jnsy hin IN ring W the public Ast
slss Of the Nsss seAuine and selected ohArsstss.
WILLIAM M0B1R, Importes tf Tu{S
Ne MNtAen Tina
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shipments of batter by tho Pscino and other s,sasrs
rom England has caused the huchsters to feel some
Whist uneasy and also 70 relax tbs ssur'ous food
biDston which existed around the markets r some
time mast.
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mAryshs >Sv 4uAx, ETC.

~ AToaks AND S7T a4R7-rHs sussCRIBBR n
~ now selling rsSs retail 81 tho following ~.
raYky rrcer iss much issB than s.asI house.
Vino Gefc 'erse was.he, tsltr owellea $2Ss
firs aoid Detained ',vs al, wele6. ~
Cola En.yacitsG Ta,Jh5- ~. l. asa 81.
3od UahtinE s,siioh fsss1t u fof gentsoou n
lscls Hun Jug D.sc ses WHOM --uu sight 5sys.
o!9 Wstofe1 - uhia cs5ss whinh ohAayt fBtc three
aiRe,eas cS<yhos
coT Wp,ahss E-us up soa sst hsras vsshozs Aay
gv.Rs JpnSEvszr
rsoas -tAn jsssos ivce ilsa nth aaek passA, pee
fsss .ps
3syes .ud svecs 10 hraNag o.sss ,srsvss srsA.
s7art-s
isLErErpgur ryoopp
Hascr~. for ssntg hvrycs IL soif and silver sszer
SrieSaia as5 rooset
srLuEoEETnRs.
susst 4,
~ az other ssyles'oi wrsshss.
81 " $40 above foI "a retSil less Al an ths
eaS $685. stss all stnak ct rgvELay AasnerA sbza ass
.is eeooss.
ola seys and seat 5cld ,eus AID pencils sls and lvsr
hcios eseasat ar ~ sns pins bircsss gole lcoket
,rd at rn.t "a ard diver spec ,solss sroAss pins
tnser rugs wives ser'ns s.vo7 suc
10. rot iesf thsn enc usual price, WAtohae
.he ,svelsv .xchss ged All vrsches wsrrasNs " keer
tipns she STAINED. Wetohss, oloefs AND
10, pait I" ths ses utansf, ~ Euah sss than Vac
Nsrs, o~ecs GRO, q. AIlk
n VAL ssr~-s NJ r.aiys assy srsss~ss
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The SUPPLY both markets is plsstiai rns genera
average prices Of s articles for household osum-tion
shade lower Tho far.lers estncrg Ss-s.. desire
70 supply the s,'y 1ers directly; and tbi. wiz.
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TIE ITO ,IDAYSs

GyIJa AND LgkFUL PHss Mill q. BAtss.ar
M Co. S1-s urers soois thu sssgntp o. no ssA
s1c tfs Pablo ssaers 90 their rtoci af recent maooF
sgr-l Of yoic peas gold sve2 seEos and pen css
IL sasess sYety patterns arn R,es sSts~
visa cslotfsssd sHi-csiop tasss goia and ksrsr n
e3a Gil su8 .Cafs which, Tor osausy
aersrsnsp;p, rr.nsirlc q cens.rpetSa asa safesa1
ssto<v Nnytfirg vf KIND previously exhibited ssvss
sscs p.ten,ez warranted. We would Ass eau s,esH
on &c sap.rc- sod pes vh!ah need no yopf 81 sh
c3psreyty oxcsrt the esas1o9 IN. nd ans ire
aAteny3, ~ e.atsss Aos. N tirSlns ueusa s-essss
snE ~ ae'esn
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.>>1--1 49, -s--~----...~~ 49,. =.
LOG ~ gANY-wJNshp AM ,aENkEr-zyIREz
tsjJ L-ss-yArs 81 ,o.-Lhs .-,ss iesr c:1 HaD
ssy7 J.. 5srses fii'lvr yirfs trst- 20 a H., ros
YEA. :. al the way Ss.N ~ so nc t!sn A. -
ts.sy ~ 2gT :. creien fs.is ne,st p!,'as
u AI. 10 ooenso' .th ~. 81 ~ fios, .ltany, wsss
ssl,d 49, p tte.Y .p-ag rsepplsg % Ot.tor
sx ssssls - Gaaao. ns:yss"s 4 cesa s.s. xs.
h.eA.k, rgess train, -ya.-ns ~ Now Vn,s - "a
x5,lta: ~ wa, ..sx IA a. Sc SaisF' ~
- - -, : " aoAr. ess..
~ Unite. s..ss. x, sra s.,sss. mas Trough 10 si
vsra io,s Of oosti.n5s s.res, i, sod NJ, snibh
:. La iii sdslT ~ a. sud A. ", sad e I'm psr
ngrs Aaron rorfoih Ard cha,.estor orouyh sockets
90 + tho Urea through hfrssa 's,ro1 10 he
IVA. ". sEa u, +. - lsea rom H.: Pass .,
sthLasg@se cIs .ae tersy afsesI s.Asss befofs sh'
C!AxI m ARD algoy R,LEoA ?. &c. fnu;ADsi.
ssss. Joss stfskis. : "a sns,ss;. ssSr.s,
~. s,.agtss' JonN PDrrks s.sPA rsr' s..,
sRii.isIss. =. ~; s,'aus ssq. Il and
Ps ar, - tna ~ STEAMBOAT ATLAS from Pier no.
HCOe' afyEE RAIIno D-rHaiNs DAILY
\ from Ch, ibsrs s.rost, W Alhsly E-s r.oY-
EIs-ss Esn. "hropga 20 four aours, ocnps ossns
IAN Train, A. n. Through way s,>in all Pr
2zpross Tram, y n Accommodation twain. r. y.
sssnth, and Tni->, arst street
Sunday rrsrF com CsnI 80, 81 - - 4. w.,
fovsAsssssis, n ~ ?. N fr cry .,sss,.. - q
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Ycxsf.EH GOODS ,

CToLEN--oN TEE sEvEsTE DECEMBER, uLf
~ or check On tho Seventh Ward Bank drawn ~ Eysn-
der Berry payable L. Lang bsa-s Tor Slit one on
tie Chemical Bsnh drawn by J. hollara payable 10 4.
Lang carer for Ss5 AL praons are hereby Gant,ns'
against negotiating said oleeSs payment bus been
sisrl%d. l.. LANG, 20 Maiden Lano
nrPrcE or TIVE CHIEF OF POLICE, ErW FoRE,
" Jan. 6th pbe The following deserted property
found in street and for which osnor wanted,
nov st :bis ofiee An Opels Glass
GEO. W. NAasELL Chief " Fol',s
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Us-EOEAI1

II ShovAL.-Z- q FAIaCHrLD h CO. HAVE Rc-
AZ - Fo AZ NASSAU street between Maiden laao
Liberty For fx!.hIee 1ne ane,s desks
tts y frame for half cost.
ID EkovsL-rfAE.fs PA2gS h 90. RAVE nov
- lsir hansiAgs Sa-sbquss froa No. $40 rsa-
60 CHI berz door bus 10 3scw
are marble ps.oe ctt = UroslvA5 whore Tn be ma
unusn.y lz~ge OF Ill the lato-t dssg Of
ths rlchest French .d fa-riotr PAPER hanrngs. hsh
thsy Ser .. ~hsiti aa5 ysts, be Dots favorable
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For SALE.

COR SAIE-A LAMP. GLASS WARE AND FANCY
In ~ the best loo atoms In the city. The
" turpg fluid alone the rsnt small bit we'll
srertfd stok ara handsomely htted up. apply 81 No.
4lk 81, eker trtet.
NOR sAIF-IN NEIGFBOuING CITY, AN OLD
esrb sbed croot cry IN the most public thorough
The n selected but rot largo amounting
to about to the vshcs TO engase In othog
business the stock and lsEse Of store, which has thee
run will be sod favorable terms Aadress-B
Times flee.
nor SALE-A SMALL FIRE-PRo0F IRON SAFEs
80 back cfice 10 let. Enquire u henry Barus In
the LxohanFc oce No 80 cat street the Battery
] EASE, FIXTURES, AND GOOD WILL or LIQUOR
Office.
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gEsEwEp EsBg1 sll,

WIBN MEEAs3KTNTs
THE SECoGD COMPANY CHATHAM GUARD ARE
J. reguesved 30 attend meeting Saturday evening
Ja.usry sth st The Fourteenth Ward HeAd Quarters
o'clock Members requested 20 brig their oaps Win
them. BY erderof VIII. u. FRELiub, Captain.
II UAhrAohN, SEQ.
vy,BE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS ARE DIREUTED
assemble II. n, sunday, the 9th Janu ary
rnifoIn attend the OF Leonard OF Cornpa-
ny o. ny oroerof WARD BURNrTT. Col. Comds.
i. GAISFs. Acting 4 djusant.
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lash 10 LoAN-oN WATCHES. JEWELLERY. DIA-
esnds saa ,aiusbiss Of every sessption on Vie mos
eocsnmcdstins terms ~ pvAts cfos, No. lu3 Ssss
Street l3 Ladies waited at their residence ase
AZ transactions gsrotly CONFIDENTIAL No. W2 Nasssu
rpom
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nv sasssE9 ~ n AZ
Lamb po. qUaTter - ais
Calves h'4 d 4 Y pr set. $50.
haslstE eron. 80
sroked beef .t. 49,.
Beef tor~ues each, y . os
paoon per ib..,.~121sc.
Por- : house teak ....!Ss
ntfTFR ftF
Orange 90 peflb re. = Gle.
DE-. best pajl 30 q $40
Chocso pei ID. e Rl:'<r.
Hrglish fo...,t = IL.
Eggs, per dcx - q 2lc.
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s1ANCIsa ACADE IA ES-


TUE SECOND QUARTER OF MRS A. LANHAYr
dancing school a. Ne. tasus Hall opposits The Cfsi
Hsr brooklyn, will commence SATURDAY Jan stb .,
clock. Mrs Lannsy will then To happy 70 receive &C
additional nun Der Of papils
DHOoKLYN CLASSES FOR TaE s.CoSc QUARTER
- viii cornmonec At WlLsONS esLoinf 40 deny, V
OrapFe street Yuttop on Tnestay, JAN ary H. ~
.hr ard ssven O'Clock. All to- new and fashionAhle
dances srd wstzos s be tusht In the shorss. zine
sibie Mr. lion will guarantee ~ all rapid scvsnes-
mtnt.
n MsYEH's DANCING aCADKMF, At uia FEW
II. assembly rccia' ~ AID le9 Wator street. sooood
Gosf,sr saturiay Jan 10 Hours OF tuton
ednefdays sAturdGy as4 o'clscs, children, asd
a. oeit ok lsd.es md eeniemeA Aprtessons u DC
u.rd. - the academy durins tbe hours OF tuition
IL uEYES'o DANCING AClDEhY. Al TUE
II. sha ,rpesie Gotel, 2i2 william stres.-Seoond
on dsy, January itt. H1rrs X sr-
fip. Tu.,da aGd trdays a. ,oar oelooA for ,hnaren
and o'clock ~. ladies md gent ApoaoGs
20 be aid, at the soadIny curing the aouf OF saton
CEARIgGs PaIyATs DANCING AND wALrzls9
Academy @ Bond street, IL oper sycry Gay FOR sLose
who gss lsarn ba dancer in ho shoress pond al
time CirsTs are now formins for ne seeana qunr'st
every tso weeks exclusive " tho Ditrsns Of
Besdemy
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b. NV Yoag HsiE Il eo5 bhs AMI 200 SACKS
fspr, 10 SACKS ~oes.; 81 bbs and - bags seed 3b
hogs; ~ b. I'D teIcns lard ,s2 d. Seef ~ do tai
low; Ut bis. Jr ii5 do b-ef ass 10 bale, wool; e.
bbip vhisfey; 81 do ashes Abs les and - rolls lea
thor; 4s9 pkgs butter; ~ hills l:7 .es hly;
Is pkg poultry o. sad cattle; lesp .. calves; 20
ykgs. good; 81 bdls paper; 10 bb.s. ord gu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08

II OAR 0.-wAsTgD. PERMANENTLY. A FRONT
~ Par.r or basement fnr Is uufurpihed suitable
10. phyticsp efce; cation betwssa Hudson and
Sixth Amos and Twsh strssts. Addres 90 u ". NJ
Herald cfhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08

OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC NAIL sTE.MsUIf COD
~ Peny 81 Suth street, iNev York, sth rnrs-v 1883 :
seni 1nuaI dividend cert 10 this day a6oarea
payssle and aer the leth instant up which day she
Transfer look 81 closed, BY nrdor 81 tho Board
Nm. Il. DaYlC9G. Secretary.
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s.,..ss,aro ASA s.,Istxsaiss<.

a PARTAENTs To IET--vIz, PARLoR AND BED
n first fosr, newly and elegantly furniih
90; alec second and third hoors with
baths attached Private tabc furnished ii dstred. Re-
fernee exchanged Apply ut No 1873 Bleocier street,
If Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08

yNryIDENp.-7Hr PENNsYLvANIA GOAL coNr A
~ ny ha deola:ed sem Apnul dividend Of i've PEI
tho capita! stock Of the company existing tbs
sst psccber psy able 10 the stock holders abe OF
Of TIE paGy IN the city OF ROW YORK. And estef %,
Sth January The boos will be closed fr0m th
lsS 70 tAe 5sh Of January inclusive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08

s>nY DOCK SAVINGS BANK, NO. T9 fcU ara
~ CThs Srusscss have exsSndoi tho
sias for Allowing interiors; dapcbt 10 Saturday janus
~ o 1888 SIX per osai per annnuc .i u $500 aid
rndcr by order JAS, L. STEWART, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08

skOAR FOR A LADY AND dENTLEAAN.--A HAND.
~ scme furnished door, lot; Also
third hcor with board for lady gentleman House
has oath. 80. Apply 1t acc 8roons street. =
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frort rcer and an IT, on ths sesona foor to GENTLE
Inn md lie. two ass gentlemen also soupie ee
ycrIg lac De st the private boarding
house 30 IL sire street. bat SALLY and varisi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08

"A fret otsss house. In delight ul part OF Brooklyn.
MA hth " n .; 10 s, WI 40 wHrm os
can aeoonncoate few gentlemen with furnished or I'M
furnished rooms Aid full partAl ard. References
auirtd. Apply At she 3osrsins Exchange 800 Broad.