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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05
WHOLE NUMBER 1896.
AmaIgaulaIi.s,-
That l have ia en- away this old mans daugh.

That l have a'en away this old mans daugh.
ter
Il is most true tue, have married her"
a blending Of coOrs-that is Of black and
white eolOrs-happehed March 3Olh in New
York, by the marriage Of Pr9fessor WuuAu G..
ALLgS, (colored.) Of MagrawyiIle, and MISS
Mary +. KING, white, Of Fulton. This anal.
gamation has long been anticipated, and once
before attempted; but fathers entreatics. and
friends remOnstrances, induced tie silly Girl 10
reeanI, and Othello TO promise never to renew
his suit. BY
"What drugs, what charms,
What conjurations, and what mighty magic"
tins Moor Of NgyraVciHe finally did
''Poison this Young maids affections"
remains yet in the dark. 1t is enough to know
that being
"Subdued
Even to the very quality Of her Lord
She did her "soul and fortunes conseerate. -
Ii is stated that The brides father. who is cler.
gyman, has heretofore "argued that there
should be no social barriers between the races
He now, however, is heart-broken that the les
son he taught was learned so well, and wofuly
laments that his instructions have so soon Ie-
turned TO "plsgue the inventor" The Syra-
cuse Star publishes the marriage and SAYS -
CleUelaRd Herald.
We expected as much. We we're literally
abused for our dscountenance Of this marriage,
and charged with willully falsifying facts, be-
cause we insisted that this affair was in con-
temptation and would yet 20 eff. Prof Allen
denied it, and others thought that they had the
most positive assurance from his statements that
the amalgamation wedding was a fiction But
now after be and his white brethren have lib-
orally impugned our motives, charged falsebood
upon US, and made solemn asservations design
ed to make the public believe that no such
thing was in contemplation, in two brief months
the thing is consummated with all the formali-
ty OF religious observance, and this unhoy
amalgimation is perpetrated before high heav-
en- and asserted among men.
Prof. Allen and his fair bride are now in Eu-
rope. 1t is well they should emigrate, to show
admiring foreigners the butes Of American Abb
olitionism. Let them attend the receptions Of
the Dutchess Of Southerand, the soirees of
English agitators, and the orgies Of Exeter
Hall. Let Geo Thompson introduce them as
the first fruits Of his pqiiantkropic labors in
America. Let them travel among The grovel-
ing English operatives, who would gladly ac-
cept slavery if assured Of peck of corn each
week Let them wander among European scrfs
whose life, labor and virtue are the sport of
despOts, compared to whom the cruelest slave
driver is an angel, and there proclaim their
'holy alliance If the victims of English and
Continental tyranny did not turn their backs,
1sgusted with the foul connection, their degra-
latiOn must be infinitely greater than We had
supposed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05

RAILROAD TO PUGET's SoUED.-The Mime
sofa Legislature has incorporated railroad
company to build road from the Falls of St
Anthony to Pugets Sound on the Pacific
The distance between Chicago and the Pacific
on this route is estimated at l,765 miles,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05

FINE Wool WILL PAY. Chester Bidwell Of
Trumbul county, informs US that he has win
tered 1900 sheep in good order, and has re-
fused IS cents per lb. for his clip Ohio Cal-
t;pdtOr
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05

QUEsTEoE OF CoLoR.--Wm, Lloyd Garrison,
in speech before an anti-slayery convention
in Cincinnati, said
On my arrival in London, received note
from Thomas Powell Buxton, inviting me to
breakfast On going to his house, found a
large number of ladies and gentlemen (colored
people J to welcome me but noticed Mr.. Bux-
ton eyed me sharply, and he soon inquired sis
this Mr. Garrison? Thought you were black
man, and / invited these colored friends here
TO welcome yoq,"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05

1t is announced in New York papers that the
Crystal Palace, on Reservoir Square. will net
be ready for the reception Of articles before the
irst Of June,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05
DREsnpN 10 Fah IS

n DRESDEN, To FeU., 1000.
We are, God be thanked, we'll. Otto is very
good and kind, he labors constantly, is always
at home. is always kind, is the same reliable
friend always, thinks only of my welfare and
my happiness, and bears calm still courage
in all vicsstudes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05

VERY RIoH.-The Spiritual Harbinger, pa
per printed in Rochester, New York, and ad-
vocatng the spiritual rapping mania, has the
following:
sin the twelfth hour the glory of God, the
life of God, the Lord in God, the Holy Proce-
dure, shall crown the Tribune Creator with the
perfect disclosve illumination Then shall the
Creation, in etfulgence above the divine seraph-
imal, arise into the dome of the disclosure, in
one comprehensive revolving galaxy of supreme
created Beatitudes."
After copying the above paragraph, the Ca
yuga Chief responds as follows:
"Then shall blockheads in the JackasSical
dome of disclosive procedure, above the ALFRED
great leatherfungus of Peter Nip-nnny go, the
Gooseberry Grinder, rise into the dome of the
disclosure, until co-equal and co-extensive aud
conglomerated lumuxes, in one comprehensive
mux, shall assimilate into nothing and revolve
like bobtailed pussycat after the space where
the tail was Can the Harbinger understand
our spiritual manifestation ! +"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05

JENNY LND.--Is she happy in her domestic
relations? an impudent question; but as the
+" Nightingale" has answered it herself, the
world are entitled to the evidence, She writes
as follows to Mr.. Habicht, Swedish Consul at
New York Eua
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05


CoURTING IN THE BAcKwooDs. s.-Travelers en-
counter strange adventures, and find out more
about country in brief tour than its lnhabit-
ants ever knew. Madame Pulsky, for exam
pie, gives us a piece OF information about love
in the backwoods which will probably astonish
the backwoodsmen themselves. She writes
Soon after the arrival Of Ujhazy on the banks
of the Thompson River, when he and his par
ty had hardly pitched their tent, young back
woodsman came on horseback up TO them, and
said, Which is the daughter of the Hungari-
an General Miss Ujhazy, who spoke En-
glish, asked him what he wanted. i reckon
it's time for me to marry was the reply 'and
came to propose to you The lady began to
laugh but her novel suiter declared that he
was in full earnest that he did not live far off,
and that he would assist her father in every
way. But when he saw that his proposal was
not accepted, he rode off to his business, with
out having alghted from bis horse during the
conversation. The Hungarians afterwards
learned that in the backwoods not much time
is wasted in courling young ladies', or paying
them attention before marriage The pioneer
visits neighbor who has grown up lighters,
and asks, How do you do 2 places himself on
a chair before the chimney chews, spits in the
fire, and utters not another word; after while
he takes his leave, and when he has paid few
such tactum calls, he says to the young lady,
: reckon l should marry you The answer
commonly is l have no objection The cou-
pie, without further ceremony, proceed to
justice of the peace and make their declaration,
and when the Missionary happens to come into
their ncighborhood, the civil marriage is solem-
nized religiously."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05

The Philadelphia Register states that the re-
cent loss of the Bank of Pennsylvania, in that
city, through the completely Of one ofits clerks
with stock speculator, will amount to fifty
thousand dollars. The entire amount abstract
ed was much larger, but sufficient assets were
secured to reduce the loss to the amount named.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05

ToosAUor.-A young lad of tender years, who
had left his parents home and set out in life
for himself, appeared in grocery in Sandus-
ky the other day. He was asked why he had
left his father. The young sprg rolled
quid Of tobacco to one side OF his mouth, and
replied "Why the fact was. the old chap got
so saucy couldn't stand it with him any lon
GER Sandasky Mirror.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-05-05

EFRecently, when number of 'peace dis
turbers" were arranged before the Police Court
and several had been fined IS each, the attorney
for one Of them, plead that his client was a
gentleman" F." and therefore should not be pun
ished. The judge assumed an air of even un-
usual gravity as he replied, -" Gentleman are
always willing to pay literally for amusement.
and your client being gentleman, would dis
like lofer's fine, the court fine him ten dollars"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
9hs pJorlo's 1eir.

CRYSTAL PALACE and LkIilNG OBSERNA
" TORY Just published large aud 50 endd Seeilte "a
.,.vtg Lyx 81 also small Letter am Note fpsrA ~
al ~ CAPEWE VI KlMmEL, Engase and Publishers No.
2fe Broadway, up stairs
Issoo.ros f,s the THE iSDUsrRY o. AL "a
OFFICE GFNEgAL 3UPERiNTLNDtNT.
CRYSTAL PALAcg. NJ ~ Ors Aug T. l65j }
VNXUIBIrORS OF MODELS and MACHINERY are
~ Arcade resdy 70 receive tie
sentuuioHs requested M TO space allotted envy
s.oie Space by the L. ~cgembef VIII BE- cJnd
.rsd abs aid a allotment made
By der n the General -upeunterdenf
JOSEPH r. HOLM rs, J. rector Of Machinery
Assocurios ron ExHsITios Nc lspusrRY o. AL
S.4IoNs OyFIcr. 10 % BROADWAY,
Nrw-Yosx ION August, 1853
NOTICE Is HEREBY GiNEN-Tbat the Board OF
~ Directors resolved ths saue the Capita aock
the AssDc4ln and That the re- M NJ
Shares will b. anbUsd, IN e proportion pne ne
k..fe We, Shares facyns 20 ne 5lc
O'Clock provided that before ne ~ iust
sReyr fneJ lad add ilnh
she MI be clDsei rom y 10 4 The <d August
SljeA cftho snth JO- H. ,OLL'NS' Ifeisa eT.
sUrEs'NrLEDEFrs OfFcE CRYSTAL PLACE. July l5 1885,
rgNfiE PUBLIC arc respectfully Informed that the
Z CRYSTAL PALA open etsiy Sandy exec 1teaJ
anse Admission ohldien Sn'r 7ears Of see % &C.
as1son f,ssets SO
r~le.s NAV be .gr tha CystI Pas
n If Wan Hs Son, No ~ Rrosd~ay corner Of
rsys-piers
cle,s admitting the hciier until the Sri IF October, s.
JOHN sATCatLDtN- sec'ets 4 he sdpenntend 'ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
zzss,as Ertlles

n Of %. F.-The r " Gr4nd Lodge Of southern Aew'
vi sol IL adjyun~d A.uu ssso. ne foon o. y r. II
TIT, q % iiii RS D.Y, 1jh 100, 0el1ckP d
eefhsi "%'''7 H. or.er JDdN DAVIES, Grand seq.
- To The Ke.cne. TO the Rescue! :-CHARLts
~ N-fLLDR t475rl slh sdd ~ i1r fotn
NJ " ich finb" us .' r1ne.l.) '
NC
syohM 80 tt..cb ,af t,nsrr r. ELLEhY,
j. EiLfeY stcy.
= S. -. ,o cou the .fernti .. of our renders
w, -. % % b. male 4 }
y Oh n.f Oh lie srourc hg LBERr Il. NICOLA
huhN'' rr,rey.v -useo ot round Dfr
tof.u4.ds 'ie~ ~ -I.INt CI-I
~ .ek % attend az ie
Wy o,,s Lot t b. fur Rs.fod fckets
rec Of chsrr Lthoyrphc Mays on snst 70 M Al'n7-
No 10 Walt
- atcI,. -a,e. Once norc -FlGr In NV lHLEAN5
ostps cineu 20 st > n Alsso . Nan
WIN are ~ almost asiiy by tue ma A.. d. ,o.,
u...,s SrtaDSs a MARyIS, No lfj WseT.t, Newton; 80
On saturday night the - Do ~ Hssn nth9a
c0ntelf7 . ned ~ ne Inc Ses
made L, NJ Combined their bO0.s "a money worm any
u dosr could reached ft 81 Eve ~ VA q
snd opened expnf ~ cor ns ia peivo- 1''
Of Pf''raion 10 pay o raV ISAAC BRIDGE
where t 1ass nave ia1d q IRE
cir The lefcest Ire
hand a. the afPo' - lio wac ~ 4-u DO
he hctory, coner Avenue AID s. MAJ. 70 tcs ,eGI9k
srs .sot, 10 RICH L Co No a. Wsterst. York
~ t.s- fislr. a ~svnz Of f~o"ty-ave per cent. 20
a. he ~ of "kiDDkeS GAS REQ JR' better 3ns c-n
~ ,baned With reduction full cent on n
Ill. Cal ne Office kewYor6 Os Regulator Conp'ny
M ~ Bosdway Regulator eftion an1 pfl3
,mbjet containing OpnOn 4 parties usns me fepa
tr snd Of who have hooasy tes,ed - yiue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
Nrv Really
CRAHAM- MAGAZINE FOR 'SEPTEMBER-t

Nrv Really
GRAHAM MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER-t
" upes ruuber n-,ra,sa with Il e slvass sd sop
Mo- Moonlight Waiiz
SIR ROLAND eR sasE' 81 d, ssr,sli'''''
THf RH1NE AID ITS s-ESERY q. a.u,l'2
iP Ri FiI 3S IF Tx 6REAf 81 sasiRo a)
liz #S S 5$S5 H HasEIE Z, f 7 =
HH66EE S' 6F s Gf Essi' sy s.lh T.
AMs d9FY az q THPP' MUss b. wm II Ho.aer
Al atL 2isIs 90 Sgh NJ rxl,TrScE A =, an OIL ~
GOOD sOPsROSE By IT, ss,hor d saw L. Di-y
CArsF AND FfFECT From Household Words ~
TqF sAIL9Es sRIPz B. sr hif'f E. E: "a
TEE WILD BIZ OF LOUOH sE 2G. Dah-a u7v-'''5 N''''
5Hy 1rlEs B. W A ns9s- ,vcy.yr s,ra,,c,,k
lIE NoGANNEDaS MOTHER Hou' 30 V',. ~, Al.
TO PsYcrF Tram ated srl the Germs Ct h4li 2 ~
SIR q gsd4iy B. b. I 9aF a IS:
S SEFila AS 81 s syn so5 * S''-'
Under Bsrnun'. aasssl
CPIKITUAL BOOKSTORE. No. 800 Broa1"ay
- YewTok Just pubshed Gu ART eHihia. an oa' q
o. on ro,s,s b. a j. DsSis rrcs 81 IS ~.
THF APPR0ACHiSG CRISIS BENG review q Dr. Bashae'
recent Lecture. On spinruas By Al DsvA PHes Soc P'-''
os h IL al r 4 Man and wsrd q sp
nl sTiIESes rsEtM&fotoY Ben. .gY 2 he Esi,aa
What Ougb what % rht Not 70 - beiefto ~
rrirg Preseutsr Non. and Apparuens according % Nle
kton Sculpture. Prce be Po.,ss, e aaaief porrr,y
IN PRESS-THE SISTER PROGRESS; or the
1 p,SrElv. o. Llrr GARRETT s Co. 10. 70 An'-s-
DEFORM BOOK STORE No % Walkers tbrd
Ia door west 4 Broasvsy -Dr NICHOLS Pnonncs - -,
uu.oue .sfslisluent Lis ESOIERlC AtHhOfoLp1f
Which lie b q. the bst book on ne "a IRE ,ta
1ran ,~er written rce a. AndTews Silence Of >eF
rTd Nr Wsuens Equitable tomm-ce' and scii al 'l.ts
esch c'. p positions Of the PuDcp,s o. Equity md
o.erfrt o. The Modem Time soc al Movements Df tlrs
Low Msnsse" tanning the ovethsones o. tie Four
1--we MArisge tie famous dsusiJn By jana
Gtes, end ArG-ews l2l With other moittn "afs on
Hoa m md soca sc.noe Cell and tho Extra Ncloss
grsis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
fonsgs manleo.

DWELLING WANTED.--Wanted 20 rent by the
~ Sept furnished unfinished Dweng situated
Iiiah Columbia. willow, Henry Hicks Peuepon
JoTnousts p-ened Aay having feseace
the above Of helss tenant BY sd
dressing BROAD 81. MERCiANf ., ofhcs Of thus paper
FURNISHED HOUSE WANIED.--A hAndsomey
farnshed fouse uIrer p city. November
far VIII be paid a fsniy isin- tor uoDe 2r IL
who
house furniure By sddresng A, at Tribune Ohce.
WANTED--A Apartments for a genteel family of three
p.nous without board good 1hbohood Al moderate
rent Is h, OF Broadway Address L. q, Box
l6z Tribune Once.
WAIVED ON LEASE-A small House with all
w geutee neixhhorhood tho
residence and his y
ket nom ibou ssco per Best
ArsW,r. stating locality and he address 20 General Post
Office, Box 3lo9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
Cos, and found.

E'OUND-A sum of Money. Apply at No. III Full
i tonst
\ OST-On the 2ad iDst NOTE of Henry StOn-y, 10
nv Older for elOl months Al persons
Cautioned said Noy ment hayiss been stopped
JOSEPH EHRHARr, No il6 West 18th 81.
q Sn REWARD.-Stoent from the Hotel at Niagara
Up w Falls Watch No 81 si2 bert Roe
he'll Liverpool Cases engraved al over ant stamped on the
do Jennings Lauder. Fiy dollar. VII paid the
cove, Of watch, by E. 4 " COCK Co Nob oetlrsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

EAGLE HOTEL LODGlNCS.-GeotlemeB sll 10
~ vel 70 reamher ,hey can hss. stsst LSi'as, 'n,s
See open al nisht
An ATTIC SLEEPING ROOM, partially furnished.
~ re vicinity q the 7h or h wSt. wanted By pe'.ou Who
rr that Re may rot e obsd move every year No nma'es
RS i Sol &c 'i ISL sas. 6ss OF " month A''''' " HAN
pOARD-For families or single persons can be had at
10 - a, In. a' ,nS saies - o 5s
tejooHs ,o.rias furnished unaTai,hsi tn house
sid has ~ th- n ocain COW uieuees
nOAhD.-lWo Geptemen and their Wives also
= s. Co my cs,sa coed sosf .Si ',p, Rooms
iou.t Broei,p Room. ~ G rsc,ed saps he po.b Of ssse.
ber Reference es'n snd reqrired
ROAlD-Pemanert or transient, new be hal.
The hcuss h've ~ modern nprcveusats
DOARDING--To let with Board pleasant front
nd T S or B'S' crSsHa WOO Wool 1 Sye ~ ps
bosd bah. Inquire No - Greeues'-
Feus.h-t References required
BOARD Up TOWN.-A Gentleman and Wife, or
~ two single Gsut have Bost With plea SAINT spa-na
bsih.oon Sc '-'-' J. '''
BOARDING Rooms to Let, with Board in desirs
~ be oestn No ~ vIeens-s between M'Ve'J aud Clinton
BOARDING Pleasant Rooms and Board in a hrst
~ elss house No no Beecker't eont4ans Al the uodern ina
povenens puurr at o'clock Also, dne Office, long occupied
UOARD-Want,d for the wnfer, vim private fam
- in re vicinity Of s. JohuPT or 40 tosn 'wo rooms al
drs A r. q ofice STATING tern, which be moderate
ELEGANT ROOMS newly furnished, 10 Let, With
l. without rara bad, r ,he house No lLeoyp'acs
FURNISHED ROOMS IA LET tor single Gentle
m.u Reference given ard requires Cal No.
l,2 Leonard, e. tree eoor' east from Broadway
EUENISHED ROOMS 10 LET.-A Front Room
j ?, roor Gentenan snd We Also other small Rooms
No 60 D.'sncgst. uear the rowery.
MUSIC abd BOAkD-A Lady perfect Musician
lVs snd singing shes board m Tuition in hrs
css house Br.o.yn The ind nh I'D
will b. eschanc.d and she OIL furnish roe '1p de-
This family with sevrl duFh'ers
. h've rstucsd music Adde'S roe to A r c. 40 5i
Hudson.st, stOfse.
DRlNATE BOARD near OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
eg-nt furnished Apartments - lst gfnee "a piles
III. cent? uen without Board Meals furnished in their
house with baths No II - C3n
e. - place. I'm Msciou ZL-st. neaf sth-st }
DOOMS 10 LET with BOARD House with modern
IL Improvements. No l6 Hgd.on ereBces exchanged
Tf,O LET Pleasant furnished Rooms, without board
L - rur~ A. No 80 Naadewstere' near Pearl
IN AM Ed by young Man, Furnished Room,
w with partial Board private family. LOcion The
Broad way Beeckerss Address l., Box ) Office Of thu
paper.
WANTED Board in private family for gentle
w wife pleasant location not q "a tom
Have no furnish the Addn A. NJ c. Box No III,
this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
lousrs 10 tet.

gpust3 10 LII.
GOOD BUsINESS-ro Let Privilege for Book,
" stson-ly ~sDspsr ard Period e. Baass, Eta a1ges
Fot oa's.'A' location" '''''' views '-'' y ~ ~ 10
OFT and STEAM POWER to LEg-rhe upper
' say,, ses s S s :sa 1ed & ss he "a
winter very 1esaoe o' arse business that eqs
'' light Storage CHARLES d is tEsR f;9' on tie pr+ "
DEFREsHMENT SALOON to LEr-CAsrLE
IL G.RDEN-JULLIENs COS ERrs.-Ma-s French
hESER tss 9y 70 e .st tnsy MI rseys pr po,a % ,aRoy
f,.ryen BY Mons julien ard commencing
M.nIay Leai, for month only Tns shnent. most To-
.y .' io .sl MS fsESca HsIsR cs.e gs
DOOMS to LET with STEAM POWER Several
Yars sns SewsyeS ,eiskl depot ~sshted dry
.5,d ", ro'os TaS s,' gi, I'D s sis5 sS7, Apply T.
DOOM 20 LEI-Wth steam power-One large
AZ BY 10 and hEss also .ysI. smaller rooms w,s
ss IsER :Ss a' 'P s:ae6 ND'V
ITO LET-Lofts in Greenwich. st. between Vesey and
Barclay Uel calculated the boot ADD shoe or an, o'o,ns
S1i1e Of ALFRED P LGGR2vE On he pro-ni.e..
ITO LET by the YEAR-A front Basement Room,
i with Bedroom adjoining suitable Physicians Oaes The
house lew and TIE roo0. very ss.IsIs Loesaoa h ss'~.en
drs.. WITH ref.rsnes, c, Box No.ss Po.f.ones
V'O LET That three story and basement brown
ucne.ont Heu.e No Io i5hss lewe@n essT sed Boat
sfyy % G. ffERcE Bn..t Bssassy Metre
ITO LET-Furnisbed House, No l79 East 2lst-st.
Thsp bes house three r.oIS dsR thS9qfhS9, vi" m =.
tie m pfoy.nents Apply 70 Hanks "lLSoS, NO -
s-au-s,- third story.
TO LET-Immediatey, Few built beautiful Ian-
I..nd the Vsldertt Lard Ds with ell he
stchen linen and plate Apply
Pooikeepsf he sbers H. e. New YOrs the Colee
of the Vanderbilt Landing stlt-p lsland
TO LET-Those l. Lew Stores on Broadsay aud
1shst R.rt varyr soc viii be rented from
Eve AZ, for Isspeetab.e business Apply %
4 O PIERCE, Pioesr- cor Broadway.
Under Metropolitan Bank.
TO LET-The large Store and Basement No. 765
Bsvay They each eetS inches VIDE BY ia t,e deep,
aid lighted VII Be nsady for occupeney BY me M september
ssHt Apply 70 nACfARLAS MERRITT, No. % jdsv
TO LET-The elegan, brown stone Front House,
40 tsory brc1 fiont House. Store,
Han Booklyn, COtsses North
Booklys and >un Brooklyn Store and LAX Rom No 20
stsF-s the eAsy, Br01d1eY levers.
parts aid of Sevfok Inquire Of
TOWNSEND, No e%N-,sa1st Ss- lott, up alains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
Snrses, Gdrriaqrs, or.

A FASHIONABLE two-seat light Carriage for sale.
n Run only four tines. Apply a. MecONEGHrfs Stable
Franklin = next 70 BrosdFay
aJIuFS for SALE-75 choice and best selected
vi Ktsucty Mules offered in this market W sale Inquire
Of BISHOP Co mile from Jsr.ey or, ",,y on zoe fen
Point ard Plank Road sfC siss ~ corner OF Jer
80 srd South dst-stsses ranna every IS minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
C Dtnm II nGp G0nrfrn
WNE-Notling arrived from England.

DROWNE-Not.ing arrived from England.
CATTION-A Not, drawn By Smith, Cary Il Mosely,
fos ssh y payable aud uie.sed By te mailed A.
bany. June 49, Payment CT the s.Is sstopFef .
SESNIrH CO. v. " Broadway.
VkFORMATION WANTED - OF PATRICK 70
He le l house the day a'tr anius IA New
YorI eso Ia. been heard Of he
cloth cf and v-sf corduroy pans
and eAp 81 and Is Oh Inrmai be sent 70
NICHAI BRODERICk stlwaf,T Iron Wor2s Stamford, Conn
NSISSlNG.-A Young Lady about 10 Yeas OF age. OF
vi H. large DARK eyes and fair exon, Ten her
s9euce Yesterday she he'd pink dress bO~a
op. 5z,. aId er red ca.nnefe sha " " red
white sbcrd hcr slaS she took With her asnsl clY-
ss'ch, AID se8 uarasci he sd al
Ii.Tsls Dirse; TIE Tine oic-, Williamsburg
Aus - l''J
THE FRIENDS and RELATIVES ri RICH ARD
cFLlZl CLARKE anxious - earn ere they
unders l-5. George Eala1d TAB ut
pee vears they b. EAzah tl',El NewJ-r-ey
S-I tn. shoa the eye Of Of re above, t.7 WILL
canuuri~e'e GEORGE EALAND Shelby tr''aud @, ono
V'O LAWYERS A member OF the Boston Bar ia
tending 10 reuov. NeYork. wh-s 20 -udJ the p-atice
render that viii 1snd
usafou Afdfos Box In, Boion Pos phee
ITO the SHIPPING MERCHANTS o. the CRY of
j NETWORK The underf-le1 hsy cOmpr led -
rer prepared Lighter Ers3t reeLgrs I'd thcr LIZ
this
devoted business. he earnestly sts
n rub c psIronsge. orders left -h " ROOT No iog
bsck 0ce with 4 WALSH q Nautilus Hal,
Cusntre Lsrng with the subscriber personally, qutrui1s
Lands will be pompy amended a. the shortest sotee sod o. ~
L. LIBERIA terms u " DALEr-