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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM l. l IL OPT
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARCTIC.
NO WAR YET.
Dates. Liverpool and London, July 13.

TbeU. s. Nail steamship Attic, Capt, Luce from
Liverpool, which port she le at II o'clock on Wedne''
DAY. July 10, with li9 passengers, arrived here at 81
O'Clock Oh Saturday night, making the passage 10 10
days ard hours.
TIE Cunard steamer Asia arrived out Sunday morn
ing, the 10Th, at 81 o'clock
The news is full Of interest. Count Nesselrode had
issued new circular, more impudent than the last
vet the Bourses manifested particular alarm. Mat
tiers appear 70 be becoming more and more csmplca-
ted Austria has seized the opportunity OF again de-
handing from Turkey the concessions refused TO the
late mission Of Count de- Leinngen This, il authentic,
forbds the idea OF Ausrias neutrality in any coming
struggle.
By this arrival We have detailed accounts Of the
cent riot in Smyrna, in which the Captain of the u ).
frcate ST. Louis appears TO have acted as an American
ought.
Cotton quie, and steady BreadstuFs excitement
abated-Prices partially declined.
The following persons came passengers ia the Arctic:
Mr ard Mr.. C. Bsbcock. Mr. and Mrs Joshua Ssbee, Me
,ee N co ,s s1, Slifs' a. psim s so II VA.
ger Henry MAs Eugene Depre Henry Hong Ogden lgser'y
ncy ssrsr Bariooe srr- late Minister tom Peru 20 Rome
WI seio. jose Maria s,su lno;eaul Manuel II,noisq
MAnue. CsDeeS Juan Aiq1etas Pablo Buro' Manuel Ap.e
NJ nd Mrs A Sveesr Mr T. Mesgher Mr. Thos Meashe
Mtssrs J H.tmAn p NItbans, y A. ard r ~ Pierce <
psff Chas Smith VIM schLere Chas LaTson Jacob Abbott,
ShaIT.ieeu and Norman Jackson As Coleman, W and ss
Ramon Ge chd sd servant, hr. FsIcsco Garcia Mr. and Ms
" Bryant Mr. AID Mrs b F. kerda Ar and NJ w Harper
Mr kaud Mrs W H. Lee Air and Nrf Il0I
Rel srd 90 Nf and Johnson Mr. and Mrs Pitcher a,s
Lewis Nj ard Mrs McDouzl M and Mrs J.
johnson Mrs Johnson AID bs Thompson. M AID
Mrs W Terogc Mr aud NJ Geo Towen daughter and t~o
NJ Purg.lspe Mr. W D. lily MiSas N. and C. Ely, Ms Wax
lie rec chcren, Nssrs james Bacon o. ia1- Geo
Bngfs r. y Dale ~ schmaer Antoine Aub. WIN. Nl,ht hr
kclsaA Mesas Juan Rbas Z C. Cowdin J + Firs W. Hie
the John Walker Wanen Carpenter T. C. FsasI AeH "a q
Z "A
on Thurd4y ugh :l Messrs Alex Ramsey yonn Cameron A.
NrrE Chs Brown Ma1imion Rau, joe barbA Cha. ,inned
Wfer BIC. Heary Heunquez A Feans letsie,
j. ~ utdrwOod 81 osslsI Chs WEB eAie IGN > rs
Pedreur scioulans VIM Thomas Alex G9rfoyen'o, Nm
Rcheatacs Adolph Kuhn r. schomdorh, John AJEe J.nn
NcBonac B. Hal, George Pollock ; ksey a-d w a. D-as
floraI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

This gives the gross number of visitors during the
week as 26ll4 and the daily average as ,3j2. The
cash receipts from transient visitors are over aud
above the amount received from the sale of season
tieka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

State Convention Of the soldiers Of the War Of -- IS
70 be held AZ Philadelphia Sept 10 and al recent meet
ing Of SOLDIERS AZ Philadelphia il vas
csors5 Ascertain The whole number O. PRS %
Penrsyysna who serysd IN the wsr Of 1872 %
te held ioi that purpo the seVe Of -
safe during the Il ihsr Court rrof 70 the pm on
sid LAT delegates b. elected At sd aelss u re-
l |. =. n. {.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

nENTISTRY NERVOUS NEURALGIA.-DR A.
- CASTLE No 6 Fourth ST. 90. Washington square, fos
twenty years has devoted his epton to neurac deaf
res Anf ntursria disssss- eh trea.s md cure,
,s,ss,. -sss ssd all operasiens psTtaians " esEs.J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, Sc,


KNOXVILLE CELEBRATEp PATENT CAST IRON
~ rsNi,g without rvsts-An entirely new article unri.
vailed for simpiioy durability and economy adapted to
running foot less than can Be put up ON the rye pripci
pie The New York Foundry aud Iron Railing Com pany
this rsipg together with every description
brackets columns vauit covers gratnes balconies rersn
dahs ONCE ard Sesf railing door and window guards 40
Fou, dry foot o. Forty sixth street North river Castings
OF a., descriptions ~ tho Lowest price Spenmens Of tho
railing In sctions be wartroom 10 Dusne
street. q few doors east Of broadway.
John VICE. FRsgAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
- railing Iron fences for farms &c, No 8 2 Broadway
nsnepta iron work Iron and wire raiing for pablo aud
prvae rounds parks lawns. d~ellings &s. from ffsy
pete assortment s city prices from three dSiIsrs A
sixty dosrs Iron dogs vases oes posts
,P5S, is,s racks
ted railroad ard farm dollar r tv sx sents
TO six dollsrs per rod The subscriber offers he Iarse
stock OF ornamental iron work in the United s.ts ali
his own mar ufactnre at exceedingly prices Superior
quality Of hair aud husn ntEresss JOHN WiCK
EssBAMl warehouse 32 Broadway works Nes 57 So sad
81 Lewis street. - ~
NEW YORK BERLIN IRON TURNTTURE VoRKs-,
respectfully Arprsss bis friends shat having pstsd W
rsngoDents for bssnsse connection un5eY the ssr
sad arn Of W. T. Bachelor Co, will soA-faxs tAs
scale corresponding with the increasing dsand at Eos
and 81 Duaps street The sstsbljs will sopmaua al
81 times The freshest specimens and patterns OF the sri
usAblel and Will bring from time TO time egina a.
ens OF every variety style and price T d. tsrdsy
mites Bis old customers the ctr sud county yst M
ssttass chairs brackets mirrors sptoons dssf
w'nsow gsards, hotel hospital asylum and army bed
tsh,.s msls stands srsstssds cribs cradles, esatrs
YIN sne New YORK Foundry and Iron Rolling CowpsrY
: Nv '@' T. w S ssai II !; s'i1s Sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

v0Op sALR-rwO La ROE EAGLES. THREE AND
half Donths old measuring SIX feet also large young
sall Fer particulars apply 1t l3 Broadway, In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

advantage LOUIS ANkICh, q Rssde street.
NoLD AND SILVER WATCHES DIArONDs AND
VI jewelry -GE0. q. ALLEN nporter, No. IL Wall
street. near Broadway, second foors
JURGENsrN, wArcHrs
Warranted perfect time keepers from $3.50 TO 1874
COOPER " Arcnps,
Duplex and levers, from. ............ l25 to rs
IspEpyrpRNr SECOND
And quarter seoond vssobes for timing horses. LIS TO sc
cHRowOMuTERs
Splendid pocket ohrenometsrs perfect time
Keepers - l2o TO 20
which eight day. with winding l40 TO $50
ENAMEL WATCHES,
For ladies' some in hunting ...... Ito 100
DIAMOND WATCHES,
For ladies' some In magic ....,.... n TO 900
MAGIC WATCHES,
Which change into three different watches 100 10 17S
WATCHES WIND
And turn the hands without q kew ....... S5to 40
WATCHES AT vERv PRICES
Fine gold Ieppe watches four hoes jewslled. .&2g
Cola 81 Smssd Watches for tss ladies.
Gold English patent levers hunting GASES. ......lS
silver patent levers. As low as. 10
Diamond esrrins pins brsceess finger rings and
for sale at much less than the ussal prices 4
All ,,,d :, ,o,s ,h.1s pu1s ros r,ss,o. r,ns r,s
keys seals gold and pencils gold aud silver thin
bIcs bracelets Brsspns cut iockets earrings gold
and silver spectsces gold toothpicks, charms chateain
chains Ac
Sterling silver spoons cups. forks Pc knives, nAr2 W
rings fruit hives wedding cake knives 60.
Watchos and jevely exchanged ALL watches warranted
TO keep good time or the morey returnt cd
REPAIRS.
All kinds Of watches and oosks cleaned snd repaired
the hest at uch lees than prices by vay
gpls rio. 0thwf~ pNd warranted.
Wsteass e s~-s = az ras!s q ihs VGStys-
STATES iset VI sRAsAe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

SpFRIFFs sALE.-HOusEHOLD FUaNITURE.-R
Psosi, Anctonter VIII sell ms day. o. lo o'clock
Brusss carpet marble top tables do mahogany bureau
oicoths, Fronch bedsteads. bsok walnut tables sofs
sofa beds couch beds wsshssnds mirrors curtains and
corpces large pier elass hair mattresses, beds pillow
sbow saso millinery goods fancy srtices kitchen furni
and bottles; port wine in do gin, rum, 200 Havana
CARS The whole without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17
MILLINERY AND DREssnIAKIN0.

pARIs MILLINERY MADAME FERRERO, NO.
Great Jor GO street viii fall millinery Thurs
day, the Plat Of september.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

Eoa shLF-FouR HOUSES AND LOTS, SIT yATE
bsbs street within twenty. Ave fe q of Desraw
sses Broohyn The house, are new three stories sons
ms ard undT collars. and oon taio all the modern
""s'emtnI FOR fnrther particulars apnty 20
No I~iI a NV, Al vAlsus Dyxs street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

non sALE-sIx FEST CLASS BRICK HOUSES,
three stSr'. high stone eaomsn. and unds, cellars
streets, Brooklyn. prioe low. Terms easy Apply to
DE MOTT 4 co A ChAmbers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

CANTON COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.-oN THE 4TE
~ day Of Oetoher next at II O'Clock A N this
s Rnes aSSSE pr ts .s1ns
limits slgibly situated either residences or business
purposes Terms third cash. the balance In
years with interest. VIM DEAN, Secretary,
Baltimore, September H. 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

nIANoNDs SET AND UNsET AT THIRTY Pc AogNT
lower for cash. than house In the eitvA-JOJIYS
ANRICH buys and sells diamonds aso resets em in he
style L. A. politely invites the put 6c 90 call be-
fore buying they will hpd ~ aasv a. their
advantage. LOUIS ANkICH, Rssde street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

- ". WESJCOTT, AUCTTONEER LARGE SALE OF
~. household furniture worthy Of special attentio n
i'shth svenus large ~ beautiful ofhoIe
carved mnhoP and wenut bedsesds -eve 81 orioy
hair mattresses feathcr beds holsters acd pillows marble
GENRE and sofa tables dining and breasfss. dc elegant
bogany Rat stands CAN'T wardrobe mahogany and
cottage chairs silt and hoganv mirrors silver ware
ery rich china sets paint Goods to be cleared
after the sale Also Thursda handsome fur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

NOR sAsB OR TO LET-TH0sE GENTEEL NEW
hrowpssess sasemsnt brick 'uses situate sackstt
mnutss walk from the ferries they truly
desirable and win be let At low rates frat class tenants
only they .lso sHr great for and
every Of TIE city lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

THREE HOUSES F)R SALE IN THIaTYTHRD
str Ct bet Egi th and Nj tn avenues beautifully
sitused on rrg round. having view Of the pleasure
sttAch to the Institution for The Blind with
The modern i'm baoanis 'front.' and baths
with hot cold water clos t. m.asss gas
speaking tubes dumb waters &c ready for occupa
ton Price varying from 5000 80 ono each
pain on herd and mortgage Apply to THOMAS DENNIS
ssve Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

sPLyE DID OPENING FOR RESTAURANT
"A The proprietor of long and well established public
hous In one OF the grestsst thsreugharss this city,
wishes 70 rent part Of bis hause
rsps Any ore unssrstandcs sssh business and desrous
Of opening hrst class
lent oppsrtusity BY addressing H. B. vENN 2S Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

DRIVES, CEsSPOOLS, &C EMITTED By ATMOs
phoric pressure.-The Pneumatic Draining and Manu-
featuring Company prepared TO empty psiviee
cefspools &a by their process without causing sny
ofensi odor to the occ.paBts while operating
reasonable Orders left at the oee Is street.
Ut the depot 81 Mar gin will Immediate st
Apnlv abr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

EroR sALE,N CONSEQUENCE OF ONE OF THE
partners hsviug family snars arrange In
firing, the patent right Of the celebrated spring bed bot
toms They now IN in every state In the Union,
Canada Asd Hsvans The sales may be increased any
extent Addr % x A., herald ofhcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17
A c. FUTILE, AucTIoNErR THE FULL FLOODED

A ssIGNEE's sALE.-THE STOCK OF GOODS FOR
a m.rly own.dSy Woodward Son win be sold cheap
unsold portn will 10 sold at public sale Of which due
tce will be given. JOHN T. MARTIN, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

Tor sALE-ATFIFTP PER CENT LESS THAN COST
tApeo Of burr stones from Prentice Pages mAnua
Hsry also coffee roasters with all the fixtures for
s WEBsTEH, No. 8 Erie Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

TtHN KEEsE, AUCTIONE ER.-MEDICAL LIBRARY.
Tho Subscribers are preparing catalogue of two
valuable medical libraries of In French Germsn and
Epgh the property Of eminent physieisns leaving the
~ ococs There will be included valuable portfo
lilo Of patoicsl plates 6ny further contribution Of the
medical surgical class will be added early applcati
be made. LYMAN CO.. ST. Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

lots for sale at $40 lot prior to the drawing for
Shsce Of lots Tuesday next, the Doth Apply
yOaN G. KAysER So Cedar street, third floor between
N nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

DATEET CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR MACHINES ARE
in successful operation at the Centrifugal Sugar
Refinery foot OF Br street East river these
chines the be prepared for rket
granuated Paners are invited 20 call and the
chimes at the refinery, at the machine g. b.
HA RTSON Co., AgentA Thirty thirdstreet and Eleventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

GROCERY sTORE-AUcTIoN..THIs DAY, AT lo1s
which Dearly together with the lease
Of grocery store sopth eide Of street,
tween First and Seccr d avep mes
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-10

SATURDAY, July 90 p N.
Wall street suiet day. The farces were only
in moderate request, without any material variation in
prices. Al tho first board Phenix Gold fell of per
cent; McCullock Gold, n; Parker Vein, e. Nicaragua
Transit advanced a per cent; Erie Railroad, q; Reading
Railroad. u; New York Central Railroad, There
very few large spectators in town. and the hot weather
restricts the operations of those Remaining the street.
Tie mining stocks occupy the attention Of outsiders who
formerly were heavy spectators in all the old fances,
snd it s opinion that god "copper" and lead stocks
viii coBtr favores to the neglect and injury of the
Ats characterize udicous operations IN mining stocks
The talss at the mining board today as follows
500 Phspix Gold, bio. TX 100 Geek Coal b8O g
leo CCopter....-... 9H ECO Mid Silver Lead. .1T
1000 Hill Cooper, $50 IN
The receipts st tie Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day accounted to $780, o2 a. payments,
$500 9s8 97-balance, Sc Oil 34S II.
The export of specie from ths port for tue week and
fox the year. is as follows
SHIPMENTS sPrcfE FROM THE PoET OF New York.
Stean,hip Baltic, Mverpool-ipgots. $l52 262
Englsn silver. $3.50
Total July to July 9............s SPAS 132
Previously reported Observation-Disclosures. 0,4724H
Total for 1881. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So III 603
The only shipment was By the Baltic and she carried
Cut much less than al tici pated.
3H per cent. The Whaling Bank, New London, 4 per
cent New London Bank, 81 Union Bank, New Lon.
don, ~ The Niddetown Mddesex County, and
Waterbury banks have each declared semi annua dvi.
dend Of per cent.
Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-10
ORNAMENTAL xsaHN WORKS., 49,.

John WICkERSHAM, MANUFACTURE OF
wire I,ilng iron fence for farms 40, $40 Blsaawsy.
Ornamental iron work. iron and wire raine
private grounds parks lawns dwellings &C. cestf
to $40 per foot Iron bedsteads the most
srns vases ketehns, posts spring chairs settesa mat
&c &c. Wckershams celebrated railroad and farm sucs
from 90 TO per rod The su tscrbcr oets 10 largest
stock Of ornamental rop work In the United eaes al
A 9.n nanufaet.rs At exscedinrly low prices ssPrer
nRsHAM, warehouse s2 Broadway, works 81, 70 s1d o.
Levk street.
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TET.EGRkpyE.

MORSLS AMERICAN TEbEGRAPH-OFF OF
l the New York, albany Buffalo Telegraph Company,
June meeting OF the directors OF ths above
company, held this day, IL waa
Resolved That semi annual dividend three and half
the capital stock Of com.nny be declared
payable out Of earnings of te eompany the 18th
inst at the Office OF The Utica that tho
transfer books be closed from and until
nth inet. By order EDWARD CHAPMAN.
TELHGRAPH NOTICE.-TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
Il the New York and New England Union ToIeRraph Com
pAny hereby notified that their messing for the
purpose Of hearing and considering reports
Mons choosing president directors secretary area
and superintendent for the ensuing and
execution OF other business TINT essen
Nal TO the interests Of the company will he held the
Union Telegraph Office in Wall street. New York ON the
thxd Wednesday Of July. 1859. St 10 oclock A. M.
L. L. SADLEh SecIetary
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THE MILITARY.


,7c WASHING TON CoNTIN Entail GUARD.-TUE
~. members Of this company hereby rquested TO
be pnnctus at the monthly meet ing lFayle D Rooms
Monday evening July H. at O'Clock precisely business
Of importance will be brought up for aeton Those havias
having property Of the company State sucb mukes
cartridge boxes bayonet cheating &C., will please return
them to the ut the drill rooms corner Of Christie
and Delaney streets tho above named evening" before
the first of August Those nerleetrg comply with the
above will be reported and residences to The commits
eary's collector
JOHN BARROW, Capt. Co d. I'd Regt. N. Y. sM
NoTICE,-IHE MEMBERS OF THE o'coNNELL
IN Guards requested to meet nt r. shrG SO Centre
street this day. July 10 to attend the fuusra OF late
brother member Patrick Mckulty. by order.
+. SnIRR, See. s. WhLGE0yE, Capitals.
nUsRTRRMAsTERS OFFICE, NO. STATE STREET.
W New York July 1859 Scpsratc sealed proposals sub
tct 10 the approval the Secretary Of will BE
ut this Office until IL clock NJ saturday July 10TH for
delivery the wbsrves of the military posts this harbo
fuel for the ensuing year, assfello we:-
At Governors IslandfOO cords Of oak yood 200 tons red
ash Anthr scitc coal.
At Fort Hanltonoo cords oak wood 800 tons Of red
ash Anthracite coal
At Bedlows slandS5 cords Of oak wood 80 chald
bitnmiDops coal.
The wood ia be Of good quality, merohantsble oak to
S cubic feet to the cord and the Anthracite
to be broken size Clean and we'll screened to weigh 300 lbs
to the ton.
Bids will be received for the wood AZ all either
Of the points ntmed aud II must be stated
mines II to furnish the coal The whole be dc
Hytred 1c.ore the Slst December next.
TH0s. SWORDS, Qpasternas,er,
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wsME STE hBe

DETERsYILLE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION PlI
MICA grand excursion to enable the public 20 view
the lands Of the Pcersvic Homestead viii take place
Tuesday the 18th instant Shetons brass band will &c.
the party to the ground The train will leave the
New Haven depot Can al street at A. and return at
p The regular of the AFocia ion take place
Monday Evenings Of and Grand street
wht re tiesets may DO had.
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yskQUssktx. 49,

&I00 l00 IN BRANDIEs, WINES, SEGARs
PlUO.OUU alcs porter, &c, Of choice qualities suit
ed 20 all classes imported the subscriber and offered az
twenty per cent below other house Dealers
epectful1y invited TO call and will be treated
liberal terms Fine care 81 10 dozen bottles return
ed and al other qualities Bottled wiaes liquors &e
Schiedam Schnapps in every variety, by VIM M UNDER
HILL $50 BIoome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-10


III kTgmws AND yrwELRY--THK SUEsCRTHGE IA
w selling all descriptions of
seun ssn sILvsr wArcHrs JEwsIss AND 1a~Ky vAxs
- 'ssasl, NSsch less than Abe usual prices
JuR6ESspr WATCHES,
real JDset watches received
<sth certificates hon him Sith each watch srtee
oct tnlskeeress COOPER wATcHFs.
pSpsx And lsysvs IN hunting and magic .ssss, yeriec
ltsskss9srs
md second Watches for timing horses scld
dyer eases vHRorohGTkRs.
splsnAd sold pocket shronsmstsrs vhiob v,abevs
ssy vsrfat,or. eight DAv wArsuSs,
" rtctes which run eight days
xNAMrL wArcsKs.
81 isdics, scns IN hunting eases
DIAMOND wAroHns
Sr Ladies sons IN magic
sAeIo wAroHss,
~hseh sbAIge into tarse different watcher
WATCHES
up ana tgra the hsnds without any key.
fne gold pine watches 'osr holes tswsued ~
fire gold detached lsvsrt ............... 10 &c
Cold snsmsried Watches fer The iadiss ........ M@
aoid Enslrh patent levers. Observation-Disclosures. rs 0
colo ansiish patent isvsra hunting eases Is
s.,y paseat levers, NJ low as. .....,.......s
rlvg- detsched lovers rs low w.
snt 81 ethe- styles watches AZ equally low prses
Diamond bra elets anger rir
ar sale ~ %ush iess than the ususI pnces.
All ksnas % gold ehsns pure gold vecdisg frye sc<
sys I'D s,is GOLD pas ana pencils sSs and silver ir
md oil srsstsciet gold toohpeks charms ehAsiAaG
shaips, 20.
Sterling silver spoors caps, forks psnknivss napas
Nd .seiry srssarsss Ali watesss vs-rasseS 70 Ssey
sces tire, c- the money returned.
AL tmee OF Watches sna clocks cleaned and rsysred
NE bst wanner, ~ much less thsn the usual prices
GEORGE G. lLLEN,
mpc-ter Of watches and eweyy wholesale and retail NJ
VAL street, second Door near Broadway
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SPORTING 80 .

DOCS FOR SALE THREE HANDSOME YOUNG
~ Newfoundland and two carriage dogs for sale DR.
Wills Veterinary Institution i0Oth street. gdae
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ECTURE.-FA1HER GAvsZZI WILL LECTURE TO
IL the Italians this Sunday 10th instant at the stuyve
Ssht institute, G39 Broadway at o'clock precisely Sub
ject-Tbe Pore and the ANTITRUST; with q PARTICULAR
pope
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1N0 THE DENTAL Professionalism OF RE.
i moyal-Mcssrs 7. Small S0NS respectfully beg to
inform the member Of the dental profession that
of the expiration OF the lease of their promises
Isl High Hoborn London, they lave removed TO 10 Great
Marlborough street, where and after the 10Th of
June they trust by strict adherence TO ruaetuaty and
attention all orders with wbih they be to
merit continuance of the support with which they have
leen favored FOR period Of nearly shtty yeas
London, juno 10. 1853
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
hsg WARDS

REWARDS
-, 900. .ee - ~
COG KEwARD.-sroLEN FROM THE UNDER.
PLC signed brown Lay mare, has mark tho left
hind leg under the tail whoever will deliver said to
the subscriber give whore she BIO found
will receive the above reward. ANDONI EBERT Bush
wick avenue, head OF Ansiey street, Williamsburg.
con REWARD.-PURsE LOST BY WIDOW LADY,
%AO travelling on the Of the kew York and Erie
ksiroad Friday as between Della and Jersey City
probably when chanlg Patterson, In passing
fom th'ncc by Jersey CITY ferry Hobokoc through
West street The silk worked with steel beads,
containing one bill Of $40 and Ontario Bank
Of SO NORTH ampOn Mats with smaller ones about
SGO with silver The loser
and hopes tho finder will tinoy return the balance TO Col
GLOYD, ferrymaster, Hoboken ferry, New York
d z REWARD.-LOST IN PEARL STREET A PACK.
C of ,pers, enclosed in envelope directed to
lfasc Van Ceef care of VIM. G. Pcmeroy, Indiana. Any
having found the will receive
On IeaviI it with FOSTER THOMPSON SO Wall street
IN z REWARD LOST, ON SATURDAY MORNING,
pC from the corner Of East Broadway and Catbarine
street. black and tan terrier dog; had brass collar
on answers to the name Of Mngo. Whoever will
him TO said place will recci tho above reward
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A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO LET. wIrH
N board, for gentleman and lady; terms reasonable
weekly In advance down town Canal street Addess
y. G. II Br, adway Post Once.