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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

wardly into the city of Baltimore during the month,
was as annexed -
Bark, tons, SO coal 10 1872 friedrich 213 -four bbl,
6o,122h grain tons, so7 granite, 5s2k iron, 5000;
leather 1873 y; cotton bales 3l4 wool o. lime tons
61a livestock ,409 hogs, 354h 500 sheep 1928 $50
horses and mules SsI doS b horned cattle 2x meal
hhds 167; whiskey bbk 627 miscellaneous tons sgl1
-four received from Washington branch, bills, 2,292
From the above statement it will be perceived
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is already
powerful rival for the western freighting business,
and with the aid of the daily line Of steamers of the
Parker Vein Coal Company, in the transportation Of
freight to and from this city and Baltimore in con-
nection with the railroad it will form the quickest
and cheapest route for freight between this city and
Cincinnati.
A corps Of surveyors has been organized at New
burg, and another at Syracuse, for the purpose of
surveying railroad route between those cities and
they are now progressing towards the centre Of the
line The line will be less than 10 miles long,
ducing the distance from Syracuse to New York city
full fifty and perhaps sixty miles. The grades, 50
far as can be now seen will present no impeachment
to easy and speedy travel either way and the isolated
country it is to traverse and the tunnelke centre at
= hich it starts towards the great market of the
1ntry all combine to characterize as the greatest
road enterprise in contemplation in the State.
nucleus Of the company, in capital, &c, has
sdy been formed and there is every probability of
q work being pushed forward with vigor.
The Bankers Magazine furnishes the returns of
REGULATION of the private and oint.stock banks in
England and Wales for the four weeks ending the
18th Of January, and the 5th, 18th, and 10Th of
February, and gives the following as the average
weekly circulation Of those banks during the past
month, wiz
Private banks GO 100 705
Joint stock banks .....,.....,s.. 29l,O52
Average weekly circulation f57ol ISL
The returns of the circulation Of the Irish aud
Scotch banks for the four weeks ending the 1911 II
february when added together, give the following
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A LBERT H. NICOLAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale Of Thirty four choice plots Of ground and six
Ncolay will sell Monday April 25th at IL O'clock ut
the Merchants Exchange without twenty choice
varying in size from 50 to 100 front and
from 40 to 100 feet In depth Also four story attic
and basement frame houses built in the best within
with the village plot has to have built it. by May
1884 dwelling house. to cost not less than $OOso that
immediate neghborhood is certain and many first class
houses All the streets laid gra
died. and trees planted in front of the feet apart and
from tho beauty Of it's site and the character Of its
this village will undoubtedly BIO the gem" Of the
will directly tho ground Also the beautiful vii
village Of Paramount Upper Morrisania fourteen choice
plots of ground varying size from 80 100 feet front and
two story attic and basement frame built the very
best by days work. last Of which
be had the LIST Of May 1t is required that all plots in
$780, built by the LIST of December 1853 and there
number of very fine houses built there The streets
opened and graded and the principal panked
these village and the only nino
day The convenience great this property
being only ten miles from tho City Hail. together with tho
combined offers unusual Inducements to those seeking
country residence we'll safe and
and must rapidly increase in value 1t sexpected that in
addition TO the convenience of the Harlem Rail
rond depot will be established by the New Rochelle Rail
road Company this Persons wishing to this
property BY taking the 81 PAN train for Mo,risania
the depot will find waiting who will show the
pery TermsTen cent and the fees the
day of sale forty cent the 10th Of May when full
5psr cent discount for cash The privilege Of buying half
plot will DO given condition that the payment shall be all
+. w. MERRIAM Esq No. so Beekman street, to the
auetioneer, at No. 40 Wall street. New York.
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STOLEN GOODS.

500 E., Store n,o OF Wj hrdIan
Tuesday morning 10Th Of February between the hours Of
two and o'clock and robbed Of 40 yards OF black and
rab silk npd satin duchne and about 70 yards Of
and black silk vesngs of various shades and color
crsvsts soarfs amounting in all to about $500 r.
VIM Roberts will the LIST OF May to 7l2 Broad
way, nearly opposite.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, APRIL ", 1873
Oowners wanted for the following property At the
FIRST District Police Court at the Tombs Centre street
yg.0ne enamelfed mourning ring six teaspoons marked
Mernberg six table do plain three do marked g. NJ FIVE
do. marked " A. on the face and the back;
table do marked X X do, marked H. s.; one tea do
marked p p six erased gold lined straner
one pair tonRs marked c. NJ. lS7; one do marked
H. W one gold watch gold dial; do white do one
gold bracelet three brooches silver bag clasp and
chain one small diamond rrs do PIN thirteen finger
rngs; one silver watch; fine gold CHAIN gold ring
marked c.; coral do. marked Jane; gold do.
marked A. St, one gold DO rlain.
GEO. ~. MATsELL Chief Of Police
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JoHN FIsUBLATT AUCTI0NEFR, NO. 1903 NASSAU
81 strecSpring Furniture Salon. Fshbiatt respectful
" nforms his friends and The public that he ia prepared
usual 10 give bis personal attention TO sales Of furniture
&c. the residences OF families those who PREFER may
send his sales room 1903 Nassau street " Fishb,t
real estate pnl generhl spltl9neot.
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Total $500. sl63 44a s1s4, 5S2 sl92446 s217, 1854
The Boston Post, in speaking Of Lake Superior


copper stocks, says =
The recent declaration of $50 dividend by the Mime
sota that cost but 500 share and the certainty that
another dividend of from $50 to $50 viii be earned by
January next, tended to excite the minds of all
who interested in mining enterprises. But depre
cate all ignorant speculation and think it would be
publicly bought and sold until the first payment Of dvi
dends. Especially do we hope that the public will not
be induced to join in any bogus companies got up to
enable the projectors to put money in their purse,
rather than to pluck out metal from the bowels of the
land Copper Falls is and firm at so to 81.
Toltec is the present speculative card Both are under
able direction and while the great Of the
former is beyond doubt, that of the latter is
certainty as to put it in the first rank of dividend
aso 10
famous hill vein Of the Copper Falls running through
its territory. The holders Of adventure will be pleased
to learn that the prospects OF that mine are now avora
BILE The Totec vein Is said to end of the pro-
pery while the recent letters state that the present
diggings have reached an abundance Of metal.
We learn that in the criminal court Of St. Louis,
on the 30th of March, Messrs. Page & Bacon, bank
ers were fined 81 900 each for illegal banking. In
dctments of similar character pending against
Messrs. Lucas & Simonds, Clark & Brothers, and
other banking firms Of st. Louis.
The stockholders of the Bank of Missouri have
voted not to permit the State to sell out its stock
The vote stood 243 in favor of the State selling out
and ,720 against selling.
The Manufacturers Insurance Company Of Boston
have declared semi-annua dividend of fifteen per
cent.
The official report of earnings of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, for the month of
March, 1853, gives the annexed exhibit
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
Main Stem Washton Branch. Total
For freight 80. leo. ss4 70 Sal Al 1856 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

UCTION NOTICE-W. N. BUSH AUCTIONEER,
IN No. 10 North William street. will SELL at O o'clock,
extensive assortment Of and second hand furniture
in good order awning lot of paper boxes &c also two
gold Watches quantity Of goods boots and Shoes &e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15
JOHN vANDEWATER,
AUCTJONEER-AT 1917
sArz IA MALL IL Il

JOHN vANDEWATER, AUCTJONEER-AT 1917
81 o'clock at the sales room IL Wall strcet-Household
furniture large assortment Of rosewood and mahogany
consisting in part of parlor suites in brooate
damask and cloth extension sofa centre, pier work
tables yoae sewing rocking and pario chairs sofas tete
tetc ottomans oouchos. French gothic and scroll bed
seads Bcrpentne marble top dressing bureaus mattresses
paasse &C. Also lot Of second hand furniture carpets
oil cloth, &C., &c.
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HANDSOME Observation-Disclosures AT AUCTION,
II will GALL Er;da Aprl

IL j. l.. vANDEWATER will SELL Friday, April l5st
at o'clock at No. 40 Joralemon street Hicks
Brooklyn, household furniture All the furniture contained
house consisting in part eff suite
In French satin brocatelle vztwo tete tees
chairs Voltare chair sota &C. spring seat paror chairs
covered hair ooth marble top centre and sofa tables
music boxes glasses
mantei ornaments consisting Of china vases alabastcr
tunry &c three ply carpets; also rosewood
but little used Bedroom furniture, insisting in Of
mahogany and rosewood French bedteads walnut and
hogany marble top washstands and bureaus toilet sets
wardrotes spring seat chairs lounges mirrors carpets
featherbeds, mattresses paliasters pillows holsters mante
ornaments, &C. Dining room-mahogany extension table
deboard air tight stove with register tea sets
chairs Also general assortment of basement
kitchen furniture, with which the sale will commence
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LEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f..

VUHN X. UAkIEf, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
81 WRIGHT win sell on Friday, April 10, household and
kitchen furniture at ten O'clock at tho salos 3i3 Full
street. Brooklyn, consisting in part Of sofas carpets
sofa bottom rocking chairs do mahogany chairs scat
pier do stoves bureaus crockery beds bedteads wash
standR &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

by ROBERT HAYDOCK, AUCTIoNEER STORE NO
ID % William streetOn Monday April 49, at IL O'clock
at the sales will be Sold for cash account Of whom
it may concern six best French plate glass; sizes
to IL by 70. May be examined early on the morning
of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

A UCTION NOTfcE.-LARGE SALE OF HOTEL AND
IA other furniture In continuation Saturday at l0
o'clock, in the auction rooms, - Spruce street.
TIIOS BELL, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

A UCTIoN NoTICE-ON WEDNESDAY AT 10Y
~ O'clock will be sold the entire valuable really good,
old fashioned and modern furniture contained in the house
As Warren street Particulars Monday Other sales
will be announced. THOS. BELL, Auctoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

DLANTS AT AUCTIoN.-W. 8. McILvAIN WILL
sell this day. at No. 81 Maiden lane at lOa o'clock,
collection Of monthly and running roses verbenas
dahas panses grape vines from the gardens Of VIM
Wilson, Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15
LIQUORS.


S700 000 IN BRANDIEs WINES, WHIsKEYs,
UNDERHILL offers the above, in all the different grades
at twenty cent below any other house Dealers and
families are respectfully invited to call and judge them
selves. 4s0 Broome street.
I 000 CASES OF FINE CLARET WINE, ASSORTED
l.OOO brands 800 dozen good table claret at 81 so per
Dozen bottles returned Bordeaux, annsette Curaeoa
branded cherries &c Old style jugs Schedam gn Of
medicinal quality. 100000 assorted Havana segars
VIM II. CNDERHILL, 40 Broome street.
DOR sALE-TWENTY-FIvE BARRELS OLD CIDER
Brandy fine articles will be sold low to close an
account. Inquire at 10 Beaver street
r J. STAFF 1893 BROADWAY, CORNER OF AN
e. thony street offers to the trade and the public
stock Of Scotch ale various brands London and Dublin
porter porter and ale champagne for ex
port. Call and examine.
TOHN j. STAFF, 1893 BROADWAY, CORNER OF AN.
thony street, keeps constantly splendid selection Il
very best wines brandies and liquors which may be ra
II, d on as possessing medicinal quality,
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IHVINE
April 16 at half pact 10 o'clock at 27 Tenth street Brussels
rosewood lounges and chairs covered in
satin rosewood do. in bronze clock and canda
bras chandeliers orange silk window curtains lace under
marble top centre tables side do bookcases piano.
tension dining table, French bedsteads marble dressing
bureaus do Wristbands cabinets mattresses feather beds
holsters and pillows, ingram carpets toilet sets Chinese
chairs ronze chairs covered In leather work tables do
china crockery and glass and general assortment Of
furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

A UCTION NOTICE-THE SALE OF ELEGANT FUR
IA niture, ON Monday at l0 o'clock at 90 yarck street.
will be found worthy attention. including kitchen arrange
ments parl0 and bedroom furniture substantial and good
hall olooth stair carpets Brussels and ingram do rich
mantel ornaments and general variety excellent articles
In the housekeeping line Particulars Saturday and day
Of sale. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

DETER PARKS AUCTIONEER.-HANDSOME HOUSE
i hold furniture-On Monday April 18TH at 1O1 o'clock
at 09 Broadway Thirty first street. neat and de-
srabe assortment comprising part superior seven
octave pianoort Brussels and other carpets sofas c9sr
logues at sale. Terms cash, in bankable money.
PETER PARKS, IL Wall straet. second floor.
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DLANTS AT AUCTIoN.-W. E. McILyAIN WILL
sell at the seed store John street. at 103 o'clock
saturday 10th April moss monthly perpetua and running
with and without pots caraaton pinks verbena
dahas tuberoses gladeolus &c. he in fine
order for setting out from r. Henderson, Jersey City
Catnl0Ruea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs. WILL
IL sell at auction this day April 10, at half past 10
o'clock 22 Henry street. Jefferson household furn
order Of Executx consisting Of paror furniture
Brussels carpets pier and centre tables Egyptian marble
top mahogany piano, fine tone and finish by Glenn
curtains secretary and bookcase sof chairs and
plush mante clock and ornaments fine engrav
ing richly framed; curtains hall oilcoth, large
with drum and pipe nearly Brussels stair
pets and beds bedroom furniture in mahogany ingram
pets clock Wristbands dining table. chairs dinner
all Of which is in excellent order and very little used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION
IL The subscriber hereby informs his friends others
that he will attend to the sales of household furniture BY
auction at the residence of families reasonable
Reerences-Jas Van Nostrand President Merchants Ex
change Bank.
d. Randolph Martin President Ocean Bank.
Is. Hayes Cashier North River Bank.
SMITH DUNNING,
Office 1856 Greenwich street, Dew
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-J. L.
IL yANDEWATER will sell Friday April 10 at 1Ols
oeoeh at No. l42 South Eighth street Sixth street.
house viz tetea etes votare chairs sofas pier glass
tables clocks etegeres marble top centre tables
octave piano forte bedroom furniture bedstesd
washstands toilet sets mirrors mattresses paiater
feather heds bedding, &C. dining extension tables
chairs dinner and tea sets with general assortment of
china and glass also large assortment of kitchen
and basement furniture with which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

BOARD WANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF
~ quiet habits would loan sum Of money and receive
full partial board with pleasant in genteel
xate family boarding house. Address CONFIDENTIAL
broadway Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

w sell at auction this day Friday April 1s at half
Standard half standard perpetual ptairie and other
fine varieties of pnks and grape vines from the
j. b. Manel, florist, comprising the finest
and hest collection of offered this season. just taken
out of the ground and warranted true to name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

T(OARD WANTED-FROMa FIRST OF MAY, BY TWO
gentemen an unfurnehtd room in the lower part Of
the city with breakfast and tea Terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

HENRY II. LEEDS q CO., AUCTIoNEERs WILL
IL sell at auction this April 5 half past oco
No. 50 Twelfth street. household furniture
nearly new consisting Of paror furniture covered
try pattern centre table with marble top sofa do sofa arm
and parlor chars clocks and mantel ornaments fix
lures pier glasses panofore other parior furniture
Bedroomsback walnut dressing bureaus bedstead chairs
&C. beds bedding mattresses carpets curtains oilcoths
crockery glass; and china kitchen furniture &c The
whole the above has been but short tme and is
in fine order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

a. the average weekly circulation Of those banks
during the past month viz :
Average circulat ON of the Irish hanks k6s1 43s
Average crculat on Of the Scotch banks... S529 ss5
Average circulation during past month 60 oil AS
These returns, combined with the average circua-
ton Of the Bank of England for the same period will
give the following results of the total circulation of
notes in the United Kingdom, when compared with
the previous month -
BANK OF ESGLAyD's CIRCULATION.
Jan D. Feb 10.
1853 1858. Derre1se
Bank of England f23 3s7 1856 f22 6l6 169 E871 l76
Private Ranks - III 555 37307o5 40 $50
Joint. stock Banks $50 COZ 5e7l 082 1880
Total in England ESQ 14s 400 $40 217, 946 $3.50 546
Scotland, ,,.......... 36l2,7l0 3529,965 S2,T25
Ireland ,............ 5,6s9,65l 5,68l43S 8,2l3
limited KINGDOM 45O $50 f3S 400. 1863 Ell OIL 484
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

BOARD WANTED.-TWO YOUNG MEN DESIRE
board In Brooklyn within ten inmates walk Of South
Hamilton ferries where the comforts Of home DO had
private family References exchanged Address
A. p box 1885 New York Post Once, stating terms. loeA
ton, 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

WI PELL, AUCTIONEER.-sALE OF $50 MARBLE
w mantels, also monuments sawed marble, engine,
&c. PELL CO. will soil at auction Tuesday 10Th
April at 10 o'clock at the Os Mr.. NJ Flannel
y Broadway Of Tenth street the entire stock
stng of about $50 marble mantes richly soulptured and
plain manels of all descriptions of foreign marble
prisinV stauary ordinary SIENNA broceateo and black
gold also the stock Of sawed marble On. Wednesday,
2oth II, at II o'clock the engine gangs, rubbing and
polishing machinery Terms four six months $780,
nppro nd nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

BOARD WANTED-FoR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
- child An unfurnshed room and bedroom Location
below Union park Broadway Terms must BIO mod
crate they wish to be References exchanged
A ddress Finis. Herald Office stating terms
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COUNTRY BoARD-A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
servant and two sisters, wish board in respectable
family New York Island where will be convenient TO
reach evening The location must be good and would
tablng for two horses If desirable three
relatives would also board the place. Address
275 Post Once with particulars of location situation,
size of and possible idea price, and reference
n he CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

BOARD wANTED-BY LADY WHOSE HUSBAND Is
ID absent in private family where there many
boarders. Please address No. "a Vestry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-F0R TWO SINGLE
~ gentlemen within hours to the city. Water
Communication preferred. Address r. NJ Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

TNRENCH BOARD.-TWO SUITS OF FIRST CLASS
and parlors, suitable for families be obtain
out the rooms Also APARTMENTS for Gentlemen To-
cation unsurpassedNo 6S ST. Marks place Southerners
invited call None but those of the highest
by need apply Stages pass before the door, Dinner
six. References exchanged.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-15

IT. ssl4 NfHt1 seanlY. 7ekesixu,
|WhEKE:A1. sf1sisI Tpfasf IN % u
~ u d;.y u Awkos, z 81, NE iI<s ptliiop
p ,bs cd5s< II ~ C1yt ~ ~ District Cosrt
ef Pauck esapsy aforesaid. agaips, Robert t.
Ta(nasta 4 IN r. dlyyns, stating IL .nbssssse
q W ~ 9het the said RobvA Z!
Isseee = = stsrsssrt person aud his plaza 81
~. 4 n ~ 7, si'a' saa iasetnsss
sscnsh Of p.cemb~rskA. y. ls4s; that ,sil
dsspdant s''sf sud in'efsnAstiags ill-tfsled,
abused, sssi aagellafed plaiasiii. aHd sthsr~i.s
nssnatd her, 10 As 70 reIIdes their living toge.
'hcr IN the fc'stion siosssaid, iInpessitls l;eV
t,ttcner further assss. that hlid defendant lixs
abandoned her aud sit her IN dcs,itnte and
inaiseni condition to procure support faF her
.e'' and tws eiildrcE, which petitioner pray.
for a decree os dyowr. Ard herear, auiIs III
has been filed that said dsfendan, he. no known
residence, andts a srsn4iep' person.
iou ate lIsrr.forc hereby commanded ~
samncn lhe said Robert l.. Tanner, tx pnb,.
caispn in he Texas Kspubiic.u, iew,,,aper
published ia the town Of SarsIl.lI, FIR four
successive We. r., 10 he aid appear III The next
tern Of The hosoribic tie pistfirt Court. 10 h.
holucfs ia and for SAIL county, at The Count
house ihsrsof 10 the town of lar,barc, IN The
Twelfth Monday aficr ,i,r Third Monday IL
September a u. 1858, then aud there To an
ewef ihe pciluen Of Margarrl Turner, II. sui
fof dlsosce. A. before e'aisd
Hr,ei:. fal not. and make due retuen hereof,
as the law directs Tesr. Nib l.. tyisrius.
am. Clerk Of Size Ds,rIc, coar Of
500. Panels county
ST ~. Given under nv hard rsd sea!
u: Of e!liec, this IA day Of Seniein.
345l72. Der, A. u, 1859,
NJ. l.. HIGGINS, DC.
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nv II n Y $ A n L r..
MARsnALI, Texas.
~r.r . THE Subscribers beg
W. $3.50 .ssse 10 inform their I'D
Nsr2s1HTn friends and ths public
generally. that t',cy no~
own the well known Livery Stable formerly
bne@n IS PER-, y SssUlc, mad having madr con.
Siderable improvements are ready 10 lake care
IT hvrses1h stock in us good STYLE a. can
Be done any where sal mistake. e. T..
llyesop. one Of The partners. lsasiag been ~.
soclated with Mr. Perry IN tho business ler Tie
,as, Two vcars. il well a~st'mintcd wilil the
saiue. and will enarnn'er H'ppi" sasisiass,o,t 10.
customers All We ask is y esll 10 secure pal.
ruuaee.
VIZ wish il reWr'ulsered that we arc net
connected wits any ausei, tui viii revslye sild
rrtsrn horses. baggage. as to any part cf tjs-
town designated. We haze siwaaQfpn hand
n goodasaof,mrrs o: ilofses, Baysitr, Hacks,
60 10 iafc, sell, ur trade.
ilNNSoy Il JORDAN.
fs.A WE have sccuted the scrvirss Of
as2 Nf J. 81 Bailey in connection with
las above establishment, whn carries nm The
s.ddv aud HARNESSES business in a'f ~ bsanshes
xhsge epalomefs sai Travellers esn be attended
Bn. Short rotise.
May IT, 1853 f5~H