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h avenues in the rear supposed n be caused By
sborsrs Dropping the contents 81 their pes among the
shavngs. The flames from the shop sooa comm ted
TO three two story frame dwellings Fifty fourth
which together 9Th the shop entirely Consumed
owing to the scarcity OF water The furniture was
all saved By the police under the command OF Captain
owned BY D. G. Jehnson and occupied bv the families Of
aham Bseknan and Numa Perochau The others wore
owned and occupied by John Buck and John Gsusr the
ter work. valued 1t $780, insurance it. The rest Of
the property destroyed was insured to the amount of
Rxw SAVINGS BANKA new institution, entitled the Six.
penny Savings Bank Of the Empire City opened last
day. AZ No. 1856 Broad way under the management
o. Adock Pratt President, Elijah F. Purdy. William
70 poor PERSONS who unable to make large deposts
Mis- bank affords excellent opportunity for saving Is
will receive small an amount as Eve cents.
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Personal Intel,ioence.

Among the passengers BY the Baltic which left on
Saturday. Mr.. John Howard late of the Irving
House. He intends to joiI his brother and family in
Paris.
Governor Biger, ofPennsylvania, arrived in Pttsburg
on the 9th inst
DR.. John winter, Commissioner from the island of
Newfoundland to the Fair at The Crystal Palsce
painted by delegation of merchants arrived in Boston
on Thursday, per Europa
Chaplain c IL Ienson Mr. Wendtz. Hodson, Mr. and Mrs
soune kossns NJ Marshall and Miss Britain
Heap, and .i Miss Davies chstasd, Mr. and Mrs
Hs"1ieSt carYa anu ssf sess
1' NJ and Mrs. f Rss Of rs
Gr.wold bearer Of disoatehcs; Pssir MT Cage and
N. and Mics Carlisle Prof MiicEsa
6srsv hGfis M Mr. % E @s!Y
pSp inv Williams. M Ma ana
Williams, Mrs HUGE, Miss Gordon Warburs Mr. malu
st!ond, Tslris, Nj Flint in, Marie, ca.lin Mr.
N Barley, Nj Kesssl Mr. and mrs j Van Indals, i
Hs a ana Mr. Mr. S I H,
HTbhl Bsiegsr Mr. and md s, Pollard AFFORD
Bali aMS saa Ra Mt m
Kreu.s and chld Mr. and Mrs Piesson Levy, Solo
rom San francisco. IN ship Warner~Dr W A Harris
m'nr s y. sS - De y
Fl n Io1seso Bay in sohr RosamOnd-Mr Isaac Rodri-
sG From RicSmond Petersburg and Norfolk in steamship
insseD Curtis Wcoswsrd chss Button Cast Ellis. Capt
fsYs sa. E pss1sh sSy
children, Ebenezer Little and lady Miss Ann AIR Miss
Mrs B4ooFs Mrs Shaw
ard three children, W Beebee lady, two children and
Rass Gisoy asr George sSh ssysysse saSss
John Warren Stephen Gurnett and sixteen in the
From Matanzas, in the brig Linda-John Gerard.
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Jersey City Intelligence.

FEARFUL FALI-Yesterday af'ernooo, about o'clock,
. boy PANIED Thompson, whose parents live the
starch factory, fell from Bergen Heights distance of
forty feet snd striking the bank in his descent fortu
nately had bis life spared Both legs however and his
right arm broken and his bead fearuy lacer-
ated The necessary assistance provided. but his
he s seriously uncertain His father is the master of
an Iodianan, and on his way home
IMPROVEMENTS The wharves of the Cunard Steamship
Company being extended A breakwater has been
built, and operations will be commenced soon on the
PIERS The ferry company also propose to extend
their piers and wharves to the Hudson river for the pur
pose of increasing their accommodations to the public
generally and for The direct convenience Of the Erie Ra
road Company.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of Burglary and Grand arony-Yesterday
officer Churchill Of the Thu teenh rard, arrested
named Samuel Gorbam . charge of enteriog the
Of Simeon BoemiDgdale residing at No IL Bridge street.
III At the I'd instant Mr. BloomDgdale absent
from bis room and during that time the enter
Cd BY means Of false key the iron fafe broken open
and The above named of money stolen thererom
The evidence i'm pcatng the prisoner consists Of the
testimony Of Mrs Aon Bou,on. resident of the same
Acu who SAYS that the day Of the robbery she
the prisoner out of the of Mr.. Boomingdae
This fact alone justified the magistrate in oonmtsng the
prisoner for q further hearing.
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ofA N aia oil IL Il.

TRYING SITUATION FOR MorHER-A few days
SINCE daughter of Mr.. Iaiah Sawtelle of Belgrade,
Me- about two years old fell into we'll eighteen feet
deep The mother was Informed Of the accident, but
when she arrived the little had sunk in four feet Of
water She to neighbor's, twenty rods or more,
for assistance but found Returning she lowered
the well pole to the tom aod brought the child to the
surface the little thing clingiog the pole with its
hands The mother raised 1t q few feet when its hold
relaxed and again sunk. Again she lowered the pole
which corning IN coutsct with the little hands, 1t
taken with death grasp, and the child vas thus
6rawn up twenty feet t. it's mothers Not With
~ ardg 1t apparently dead the time by prope.
eSertio ms it restored to life.
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HOME sTEAYss.

DETERSvILLE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION PA
MICA grand excursion, to enable the public to WOW
the lands of the Petersve Homestead will take pllce
Tuesday the 18th instant Sheltons brass hand will
company the party to the ground The train will
New Haven depot, Canal street at A. NJ and return at
p NJ The regular meetires Of tho association tako place
hoboAy Evenings ~
Nhtre t,eh cts NJ be had.
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Inauguration of the Crystal Palace, ON the
18th July, 1853


Purchasers Of season tickets will receive with Thorn
ofnv,taon admitting the holder and lady attend the
inauguration These notes viii be Of four different coors
designating the four sections Of the building They will ad
init The holders into different sessions according to the color
their notes. Persons holding these invitations
in their respective sections until the
Gle The holders of blue and invita-
present them elves at the entrance Fortieth
street those Of red and yellow Forty second street
Guests holding In Wit atoms white Will enter
the Sixth avenue be shown to their places by at
PENDANTS.
Exhibitors, who have previously obtained their tickets
will enter Fortyseeond street Those exhibitors who
have ailed to obtain their tickets before the th init will
be necess rily excluded
Exhibitors win be admitted at o'clock A NJ, and will
remain in their respective courts during the
The doors will be opened for all Others entitled TO ajms
sion, above, at ten O'Clock.
At o'clock the doors will be closed and the ceremonies
will commence
Particular attention Is called preceding reguaons
they will be strictly enforced.
The ceremonies Of inaugural will proceed in the follow
ing order
T. Opening prayer by the Right Rev Bishop Wainwright
Anthem, compoeed for the occason sung BY the New
York Sacred Har monte Society
Guard Band and members of other societies
3 address by the President of tho Association.
d Addresses by distingut bed guests.
The will close with Hailsluiah chorus
Bes win he rung to notify vsters when the time
firing has arrived.
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dreth is building on Lspenard, Broadway, ana Canal
street his othce at ~ spensrd street Remember 6s
Lispna street. third door from Broadway
Vegetable Universal Ps curing hundreds daily ~ ali
sickness during hot or their al nse
will much trouble often sick
our bcod must be kept pure under the heat Of
tropical fcyers and attacks OF sickness inevitable
Brandreths Pls solo at 20 box with fnI al
recon IS Lspenard street principal oce at 2i liud
con, and IA Bowery.
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full and certain remedy destroys the poison
mosquitoes instantly and double purpose when
applied on retiring; IL keeps cool il freely used
It stops nervous headache immediately; delights and
strengthens the pasient each apprcntion. Sold in
large bottles At 90 cents each 81 90 dozon SS per
D-ret No 20 Pearl street No 40 Broadway; Mr Hayse
Brooklyn; q Hopes Co. corner of Chamber ami Hudson
streets How Co Chatham street Merchapts sell hun
deeds to one Of any other in market.
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Messrs Gonpi Co., 2s9 Broadway, up stairs have
engravings printed In coors representing the Falls Of
Niagara Messr. Co have constantly hand large
views Of various cities aud ntera lng
of the United States Strangers respectfully invited
call tkem. and examine their immense assortment
French English and German engravings
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The DaguerreOtype Art as Practlsed by
REEFS Co. for ORA ing three hundred portraits ally
The cost Of twenty cents exhibits to the world the
greatest triumph Of skill In picture making and presents
the to the profession and the people with credit
importan fol- perfection system. aud economy
thought of before Rooms, 2S9 Broadway.
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Hobensack's Worm Syrup, IIobcns.c,s,s


Hobensaok's Worm Syrup, Hobeosack'a Liver Pills
Hobensaoks Worm - rup, Hobon sack's Liver Pills.
Hohenaack'e Worm Syrup, H0bot sneks Liver Pills.
Hobensack's Worm Syrup, Uobensack's Liver pills.
hobensack,s Worn syrup, nobeosack,s Liver Pulls.
Hohensackis liver Pills, Hohentacps Wo:m Syrup.
Hobensack's Liver pills, Hobcnsaok's Worm Syrup.
Hobensack's Liver Pills, Hobensack's Worn Syrup.
: j. N; HoBENsaCK, Proprietor, Philadelphia
sale agsnts for Lastern states.
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cpt tho hest invented Beware
of pue6 dyes Equally celebrated Is Gouauds Medisated
Soap for curing pmpes reckcs sao chaps
Poudre Subtle uproots hair from part the
body Liquid Rouge. Lily hite and Hair Gloss at NO "
Walker street near Broadway.
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Of the chemical ingredient the real coorng
of the hair. 1t changes instantly hair Of
superb black brown without the skin II
natural prn cples and its effect is
that of other dye In the world Sold privately
piled al CRISTADORO'S, No. Astor House.
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"No pent-up Utica contracts our powers,

.f ID - -
With this sentiment their motto, RAFFERTY, LEASK
prepared to furnish hats for the Million who daily
ockng to both # their stores after their superior white
beaver hats which they sell at So 49, pur-
chaser bis likeness nsst inserted
LEAsK ~ Chatham, opposite Chambers and Chat
ham Pearl streets,
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Alfred Munroe 4 Co.'s Extensive Retail
clothing establishment ~ Broadway between o Yard and
Grand streets Well made goods exclusively No deviation
from marked prices House in New Orleans, 81 Magazine
street.
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No extra Charge FOR the Ride, but fair
equivalent in good clothing for the money paid Visit
HENRY J.. FOSTERS Clothing warehouse, No q Cort
and street. where the very best clothing every
and fashion, superior fit and STYLE is always hand
Orders executed with promptness and punotuay rarely
auth
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York, July q 1853.
The public respectfully informed that
admitted to the Crystal Palace alter Monday July
th fourth except exhibitors and persons employed
building
This restriction is absou sy
Of the Exhibition, and will enforced sthout exception
JOHN N. BATCHELDEk,
Secretary Of Supsrinten dsnta
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Crystal PaIaeo.-Vincent BrlngOlle, Uph0l.
spscfuy informs exhibitors prepared receive
for decorations Exhibitors select their coors and
Ateals from large and complete assortment of stuff
applying at his ONCE, room Is Crystal Palace
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DR. 1OBIASS Venetian Linment does cure
this complaint used when rst attacked For sno by
druggists and storekeepers throughout the United
and the Ca, adas Price % an 50 cents DyotS Sons,
agents. Philadelphia; depot 0 Green wioh street. N Y
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EAST OFF CLOTHING AND FU RNfTURE WANTED
" Persons DESTROYS of eonvertiug their klo
into cash. obtain price oy sending for the subsoi
Der, at his residence or through tho Post office.
J.. NJ. DUSSELDORF, No IS Sim streeA
N. Blades attended to by Mrs Dusseldorf
CAST. OFF CLOTHINo-TWO TE9USAS d DoLLAFS
~ wortp wanted The highest cash price will he AbeJ
gwen current for nrgb small lots Of good
left Oh clothing Of every description Address through
post, call JAMES MUROREY, at his seoopdhaA
sore. no. III Orange street. near Chatham.
CL0THING AND FURNITURE WANTED --LA DIES
~ end gentlemen having any TO dispose of eve
fair cash price by sending to the ~ West Bro
place. Canal street, and ~ Wes broadway by lot
49, ~ aes.tst.s;s :, Collin. L...s .s.sad.- -
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Choice COgnac Brandies, pale and c0l0red,
Of various vintages in half pipes quarter casks DENT
john and bottles Jamaica matured of superior
ties in magnums bottles and also Batavia
kirsch, absynthe, &c. JOHN DUNCAN SONS,
4N Broadway.
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CRYSTAL Palace

>S>~~-N~~
THE PRES IDENT'S RECEPTION. THE JOINT COM
mttee Of the Common Council completing their
for the reception of the President Thursday
morning Societies DESTROYS of uniting with the public
thorties In the requested to notify the Com
mtee at Room No H. City Hail. between the hours of ten
and two o'clock Monday ten and twelve Tuesday
VIM j. BkISLEY, Chairman.
GRAND BALL-KEcEPTIoN or PRESIDENT PIERCE
VI and opening of the Crystal Palace Mr. De G. Brookes
Will Ball in honor OF the above
Brookes Assembly Rooms 3 Broomo street. Thursday
evening July IA, 1853 Tickets admitting gentleman and
ladies, 81.
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Tno crystal em,nce win be Occn :

pebble every day Sundays excepted after tho 14th
bstween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and lock- r.
until further notise.
Si1ge admissions 80 cents.
Children under twelve years of age. q cents.
Season tickets be procured the muse store of WA
Ball Son, No 80 BroadwRyl 90 OF Park place; also,
at Van Nofden Kings No 10 Wall street, where pur.
chasers will please attend in sign the register
Tickets for single admissions be had the morning
he 10th instant at the entr0cas TO tho Crystal Palace
rat VIM Hall Sons No ~ iironiwav, eornor OF Park
Lce, - iTCIELrEs,
Secretary Of tho Suporntendents
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DR.. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, &C., receives
his patients from to o'clock daily at ks Office No 500
Broadway where be his Treatise the
and his sfaong and foun tains Artificial
serted without slightest pain which exactly like
the natural and resemble in color and
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ed hut secury for the future may be copaed Thus
you have been disappointed the fit of SHIFTS and the
time set for their delivery obtain security for the
future in botn respects by leaving with
GREEN, No. Astor House.
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- ssei- ssa-.--
TyIE TURF.


CFNTREvIILEC COURSE l.. I.-TROTrING- EDNEs
~ day, July 49, at O'Clock, NJ. Match $500 Mile heats
beet IL FIVE. in harness w. King blk Black
Lass Nodine names br Centrevilc. The leave
south ferry Brooklyn u NJ and 2P M for the
aud return after the tros Is Fare each
five Also stages from Fulton and williamsburg
ferries from IL 70 2 O'Clock.
Union COURSE LONG IsLAND-PACING-rUEs
~ day, July IL, t3PM Purse and stake of $500 will
be paced for mite heats bee. three in FIVE Mr. j. Ward
Ri. Roanoke to harness. Mr. John Daniels
b. Tecumseh to wagons Stages will fultou ferry
Brooklyn atz NJ stages win also run hourly from sand
street Terry, WILLIAMSBURG and return Immediately after
the sport Is over. JOHN l. SNhDIKER, Proprietor.
TTNfON COURSE, LONG ISLAND-fROTTING-O
~ Thursday, July H. at o'clock y N. OF $1,000
Mile heats, best three in i've in harness. w Woodruff
epterf g. Taeony, OF Pbladeiphia; Woodruff
b. lora Temple, of vow York. Cara win leave the
South ferry, Broklya for tho at O'clock r. NJ
and return the sport IL Fare each way
twenty cents Stages viii also leave the Williamsburg
ferries for the hourly Fare twelve and hall
each way. JOHN l. SN LDIk ar, Proprietor.
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Sewing Machines-Now justly Admitted to
besuperor to all others making with facility hitherto
known, the only last and fair stitches made by machine
Price SO TO $3.50 Descriptive on
request. GROVER, BAKER h CO., o. Chambers street.
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new York. Nay N, ls5S.-Ihs Darsessrs q
Ave :.s. e: &: f =. e ~: ::
8: i Sss ~ d Jsiy. - :. $3.50. =. '''.'' !"
s;1
e,i It; III .s 81: 1 ny ~:
ford ample scope invsntvs talent and sk q ou
e: n. h.: y
r.. ~
Not linisss tier plan: display merely a sur.o..
niasIsiss and geology some q the scientific
thus Of mos. S Sssson. eo oil
the mineral resources Of the country.
:s:. ssss :ss1 i. N
which II has the object Of the association .n
have dsty and mas been for to-
their most earnest dsrs to the opening as A.
to the general Of the s.hibsoa th.
result promises to mos: sratfyns and not anworsny
the United states confidence which ELECTED sordia
1ssa sss S
ng the results q science ant
h. sc".sy and
The sole charge If interior building division,
svx s sSs ess hs sn
r Dupont and c. Day' and the govern
sas IN &
,ss hh hy s s Ss
authorities Of the country the general objects Of the
enterprise
These gentlemen have organized their department
lows
J. NJ. MISUNDERSTANDING the Superintends dent:
Samuel WebberArrsng Of Space and
Prof. B. Smsn, Jr-Nineralogy and Chemistry;
b p. Johnson--A gricultural Implements;
Joseph Hemes-Machipery,
Edward vineent-Textils Fabrics;
Felix Piattt-Scupturo
The Ooal Catalogues and the Illustrated Weekly Record
Of the exhibition to be published in the building by
Asssrs g. r. Putnam Co., under the supervision OF the
Association.
The directors nave ssnsby felt the confidence rsposes
them by their fellow citizens in all parts Of tho country
and they will continue make every effort to satisfy s
just expectations
Mortimer Livingston, Philip Burrowes,
Alfred Pell Johnston Livington.
August Belmont, Charles w. Foster,
Alex ander Hamilton il, Theodore Sedgwicki
George L. Schuyler, William W. Stone
Ebert J. Anderson, William Whetten,
Heury Durham, John Dunbar,
w. C. II. Waddell, William Kent,
Jxoeb A. Westsrvelt, Watts Sherman.
James A. Hamilton, +. w. Edmonds.
Samuel Nicholson,
THEODORE sEDGwIcK President
W. WHrrrEE Vice President and Secretary.
i. .. STUART, Assistant Secretary.
Crystal Palace, New York, July s, 1853.
Exhibitors their agents who have not already done
So urgently requested to appear Mt the Crystal
Palace and prepare their space for exhibition and all
hbttors foreign and domestic informed that all the
packages in the building be opened and their
tents arranged for exhibition Every possible effort will
necessary prepare for the the l4th
The building will be lighted at night for the convenience
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HART No 243 Broadway invite the attention strangers
and the pubic generally to the extensive and beautiful
sortment of curtain materials furniture coverings up
loistry goods Of description which they have
in store and whc' they receiving by daily arrivals
LANES damasks lace and muslin curtains cornce bands
and trimmings French paper hangngs and borders all
kinds nc Curtains made and put in the best manner,
to part of the United States elsewhere
and families will III to their advantage to CALL every
article in the curtain and upholstery lne
the above establishment and made to suit at prices
which cannot fail to give appreciation.
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233-Batche1Or's Celebrated Hair Dye and
wig factory Is removed to No 3 Broadway opposite
Park Fountain Bachelors well earned fame
guarantee to all Who patronze him that their
he better supplied by him than at any other
In he Mor
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Crystal Palace, New York, July s, 1853
Exhibitors their agents who have not already done
So urgently requested to appear at the Crystal
hibors foreign and domestic informed that all the
packages in the building opened and their
tents arranged for exhibition Every POSSIBLE effort will
necessary for the inauguration the th inst
The building will be lighted at night for the
exhibitors. j. NJ. BATCHELDER, Secretary of Supern-
tendsnts
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THE MILITARY.


NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS -THE MEMBERS OF
IN First Regiment New York Volunteers requested
to meet at the head Mercer House, Tuesday,
18TH at ocock p to pay the last tribute of respect
associate Lieut. John Wison of pany g. BY order
JAMES BURNdAN. Colonel.
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Writing, Arithmetic, and Bookkeeping are
,horoushy and efficiently taught by B. F. FOSTER 1897
broadway where gentlemen with
sttan mastery knowledge Of doubly entry short
ipsce Of one week. Open day evening.
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card-TayIor's New Saloon Is now open
In Broadway of Fra kfort street The be
the public the day Der
next He takes this opportuniy
patronage hitherto extended him,
uance of the same in his enterprise.
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szsSCETdnNNDUH.

A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, IN A RRSPECTA-
IA Bile private family, wanted permanently, by gentle
and his wife, who are just giving mp housekeeping
Be ard for the lady only Location below
street and west Of Broadway Terms be moderate
Of reference given and required Address j. 3G Broad
AIATRISONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
1M lover. MADAME DE F0RREST1E, late of Paris and
London, will send to address, receipt of dola
post paid the most captivating aud perp directions
enable ladies gentlemen to win the affections of many
OF the opposte sex be desired The Is
pie but captivating that all be married irrespsc ye
" age appearanceg petition Address Madame De For
rcstic, box 20 Broadway Post Office.
NT0NEY.-CASH ADVANCES MADE ON THE MOST
I'VE pleasing terms, watches, jewery, plate pianos
cry goods hardware, fire arms, liquors. other
eruption Of property at the Pacific and Once
ia Grand street of Broadway The strtost
dence and honor Observed ONCE hours from TO o'clock
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THEODORE SEDGWICK, President
W. WHxTrEH Vice President Treasurer and Secretary
J.. q. STUART, Assistant Secretary.