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At.n early hour this morning our reporter handed q he

following
Steamship so1shsner Zvez, Csriskon nxss ~
-. "a 90 ford Co. The fs.
tsssson an A. NJ Fndsy, Of gale whsa -
ie NJ Friday, p.ssd shr Mobile Of ssybrook 70 tow Of
shE fsmeoo ooona u a, W n Fnesy ne ~ ~ -
esgshsxneg sst les.
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OF THE RESIDENCE OF TIE LATE
KENMORE COOPER, By FIRE.
AInANT, Saturday OCT. :

ALhAhf SATURDAY OcI - iooJ.
The residence of the late j. Fonimore Cooper at Coop
stown recently converted into hotel was fired last night
by an noendary and burned the ground portion Of
he furniture was saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

Ito Chair declared the Rev. T. f. Scott VI. A, of
Georgia duly elected Missionary Bishop Of the Territories
Of Oregon and Washington.
On motion the House proceeded 90 sign the documents
necessary for his consecTation.
The Convention then adjourned to Monday morning at
10 o'clock
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VESSEL IN DISTRESS.

he S.. CHARLESToS, Saturday Oct. p, 1875
lypg - Palmetto arrived here yesterday incoming
EnE IA Nv NE schooner Mobile. troUi New Orleans
"eS fosk, With loss Of sails AZ 4 ieaky,
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Ntw.yilRE D,uY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. OCTOBER "a 1853
Ss5op c,-A..eulbly /. Henry P Hedges, Sag Hr

crc-SrsG Cs-Asssrnbiy ? D.nie p voot
AANll-AoHyoc Cos aa;0r. William 5. Bsaop
Co3sre % DAYS Carpenter District Attorney Eigari
4. Raymond
EegAe Co-Asseubly : Willis G. Wade Of Rose.
AAA.-AEsgsHy Gnd UyouiHs-SenaiOral C0nval-
ton adjourned siHe de- without nominating During ID
ins b,loiGes The result tic between /. all all
Norton. Another maoti1- VII doubtless be held
Bllkdy.
hGTTeH CO-Assenbly, William II Wells Ds,lics A,
toTley, Isaac Mot
Sora'osa Co.-As.embly T. George W. Nelson; Dis
triet Attorney, james W Culver
Si.iraH Co.-Assembly. ZachaFiah H. Lackey; Dis
trict Attorney, James /. Stewart
ates C0-Assemhly. David G. Underwood District
Attorney Abraham '. Hapeudng.
Duto.cs Co.-Assembly ,. Paul c. Upton.
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INDEPENDENTS, BOILERS. &c

INDEpEhDENlS BOLlEEs, &c
lVq,9s Tor Aldermen.
JI-Amos J. Williamson, Wing.
IV-1imothy O Brien Democrat
XIV ilinm ID. Hicks, Democrat
James b Steele Democrat
XVIII-A ). HebbaId Democrat
XXII-John q Keeie, Democrat
Senatorial
INth DistIict-John Ryan, Wing.
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coKS,crIos.-The sentiment concluding the letter Of r.
NJ, J To the meeting Of the Free Democracy OF this
NV was 20 sprnted in most OF the papers as to destroy
4. sense II should have been -,
RI Sa,~ Of me Safoh May the time come when Il will
IL needed O. restrain the eNce O' iietu'A e"' ~ 5' ~
...,d The "a xfnais Of despOiism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

DESTRUCTION or FoRT HAxILToS Hocsz BY FihE-Ws
learn that Fort Hamilton House at Fort Hsnloa was
destroyed by FIRE last night At the late hour in which W
received the information we could get no pszticaars
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NnAIIN aTIONS FnR C0T-NCILMFN.

NUMINAIIDNS FUh NUL-7N II1lI0-F
IS no POLITICAL Classification can be made OF the noni-
nee. for this branch Of the City Government we give the
names without attempting 10 define Their peculiar views OF
National Policy City Reform and respectable ability are
the Only proper questions upon which to scrutnIe these
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NAILS DETAINED by STORMS.
THE FIRE AT LOVISyTLLR.

- NhAsltsloNi thursday, OCT ~, lelS'
~ nail boats for both North and South are detained
Z! Eofny weather
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SAFETY OF THE STEAMSHIP OSPREY.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Oct q,

FHIDADLIFHIAl 'HIIIudyi DII - I077
Theesmshp Osprey arrived here, all safe, this morning
She wa detained three days Of iloeas, byuniayorObe
weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

IMPLEMENT DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
AANIlI. Orieaas. Cease asd Nlayara-Ssaa,or
Alfred Babcock ex ~ C.
AAIF. Cgyuga and Uayns.-Senstor. Samuel C.
Schuyler on Maine Law Platform
lBrooHe Co.-Assembly Robert HarPEr District Astor
rev Solomon .udd
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MAINE law NOMINATIONS.


Ere C0.-Assemby. 2 Lewis +. Allen II Black Rock.
h.Hgs C0.-Assernbly, l. John g. Bergen
MIL. toTfloHc Dro0ms aHa To, I.-Senat0S-Dr
George W. Bradford
Ulster CO-Assombly 2 John b Howell.
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AMI RENT NOMINATIONS.

De1r are Co-D.striet Attorney. Matthew GrifiiG As
sembly l. William 3 HaAfOrd. ,. si.-s d. Hilton.
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STATE POLITIC.&.
NOMINATIONS OF THE VARIOUS PARTIES

Election, Tuesday, Nov. 8.
oDen 6rom Suarise 20 L. " 10 Sunset q -"M
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WIG NOMINATIONS.

RoEigoHuy Co.-Assemblg :. Hez-ki,h bs-sf
OT,aTio CO.-TTeasuTeE, Ralph CAaPia.
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The first box viii receive ballots having Names for ScTe
;ary OF State Comptroller State Treasurer Canal Comuis
soner Inspector Of State Prisons Attorney General safe
Engineer and Surveyor judges OF the Court Of Appeals
Crk Of the Court Appeals Justices OF supreme Cour
Justices Of Superior Court Jzdge Of Common Pleas District
Attorney and Governor Of the Aims Ho1se-s the namos
70 be on one ticket indosed when folded Ssa;e, C.y
and County, Number One"
The second box receives the ticket lOr Alderman Co1n
Gilman Assessor, Constable and Inspectors OF Eieon-
indorsed or the back Charter, Number Two.
The third box takes the ballots FOR member Of Assembly
indorsed Assembly, number three.
The fourth box receives The ballots Tor member Of the
SAT- Senate indorsed Senator number four.
The remaining box VII have only the School bal5S-'Wo
Commissioners two Inspector and one Trustee e1cep'
the Twenty frs and Twenty second Wards where i've
Trustees viii be ehOsen0-indorsed Common Schools
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NOMINATIONS FOR ALDERMEN.
M Wiig Rsf9ru as8 Tsn7,raHe..
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Bishop California the following vote was pollei'
Tie Chair declared the Rev W l. Kipp, Of Albany duly
.,t,d Missionary Bishop of California

The vote was then taken on the nomination for the Ter
l----..- ~ O-a-nn md Ma-L.n.lnn. Ln-llMs.
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- - -
THE TORI.

TTNION COURSE L. l., SPRING T9OfTNG.-No /
" Pure 80 with inside stake Of 30 half forfeit for
all horses that never won purso, milo heati bos in s. in
harness. No The same a. No. 70 wagons No The
inside stake OF So half forfeit 70 all horses that
pure SO mile heats beet n s. in harness No
Same No s. 10 wagons No. o. Purse Of IS, With
side stake o. s half forfeit for all horses that
rs No g. TO wagons No SameasN No o. two mile hssss In
harness No. Purse 500 with inside Of SO haf
iorfe for A. horses shat never Won P,rso 800 milo
hsats lest In s. In harnes No 10 Sane ~ No rli,r
Purse f5 with an inde sake Of 500 half forset for ali
hors that never won purse 800 mile hosts
under tne saddle No IL Same as No a. I've milo nsats
% No 10 Purse SO With an nsdo sasse sf sl5
half forfeit for all horses mile 40 v,,n
wagon and driver 70 ~eis 3N lbs No H. Sane a. NJ ii
Two mile heat 70 rs Pnrse 800 wth inside ytsko Of
tN half forfeit for All horses mile heats ms IN dor
the saddle No. H. Same No. IL, 10 harm s, No ~
Same No. Is 20 wagons No 81 Purss $40 with an In
side stake Of $3.50 half forfeit FOR 81. horge. mil, bsat
Is Purse 500 with $50 second best. all horses Mi.
heats best In g. in harness No ~ Sans a. No n uads,
the saddle No 2 Purse 500 wish 800 Sss, f
all horses two mile heats IN harness No B Ssne
eond best for all horses three mile heats harnse
Purse $500 with $40 10 second best for all dochs
mile heats best In ,, 70 wagons No 81 5sns IS ", =,
TO In all tho above snd sats Mao AMI Ia
be offered by yng due notice 70 tae proprietor Tn1
takes will he t-otod for tho stt5r part pr
May and June Entries b oiose Tnesday syoDtg dr5h IS
as ", ct dessrs Falkland Durses, eorns: II Eat
tries for the above stakes will please deposit their frst
money wtAtbe entries, r the box, tho cvenn, tney
close In all the above three - AMI
two e start JOIN sNEDtKER Pr,prietar
Essis goot 'aerriy Ill 10 required Acirss " Mr.
Wn. SAsr, y Bs~sry.
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THE FASHIONS.

EAsHIONABL1 !NTELLIGRNCE.-GRANDO PHN
ing day, on Monday the !4sh Of March - the Paris
where will be displayed collection Of rares In iadies COS
sImsthe produots Of foreign and native gsniususpars
having still further enlarged during tho pass swc
months unqusstionAbly be pronounced The
we'll popular esssbllshmsns for the sole
ysltes well interesting
view 10 hs great Industrial Exhibition 70 DO held in hi.
sy the proprietor confidently that he will
With visit The entire suite Of will 30 op..
this occA.on and the different articles ARRANGED
devoted exclusively Who's. man.la iasond
ID for the Worlds Fair. GEO. BULPIN
Paris MantillA and shawl Emporium s6l broadway
B-Please observe, the opening day Monday fth
March, should tho weather prove optious
Arst succeeding hne day.
RIO TAILoRs-THE SPRING AND SUMNER FASH.
ions for 1853, published by Oliver and Son. Broadway
New York. are now ready for sale.
5000 CHALLRNGK.
An instrument for measuring and drafting coats. The
drafting GOATS being and figure
f5Om sLs body 70 The cloth BY 7. DIVERS SON, l5
their System Is the most method for obtaining
true shape and dimensions Of the human figure pub
shed AT after the measure 10 taken the
ment will transfer Tie 70 the cloth with
ness and less time ThrdTnst il is better adapted In
measuring both sides Of tho customer
TourshBy outing for the following shaped without
any variation from the taken - largo man.
very erect person, high and low shoulder person with
shoulder higher an tho other round backed person
ladys habit and boys jacket, and many gar
menss as the committee may think proper for T.
Oliver and Son intend placing tic instruments 81 the
happy to test the with any author in America Great
Britain part Of the world for five hundred dollars
with book Of diagrams, with explanations Tor dra ting
coats pants vests sacks dc, accompanied with sradu
ased boale for $ those who have taken his meAsars
mens system $ instructions extra The fash
ions, per plate, 81 50.
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ADnnyIsTRATOR's NOTICES.


DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS oFHICR, NO. 81 CHAN
streeNocc is hereby given 20 the relatives and
Of kin Of Joseph Ls Of Pike county Illinois ass
who IL alleged 10 have died ntes
tate that shall apply Surrogate OF the county Of
York Of the estate Of
the the 2ss day Of March next ~ ten
O'Clock the forenoon. Dated New York, Feb H. 1873
PETER b. SWEENY Public Administrators.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN.
treetNotce IL hereby given ~ the relatives and
next of kin Henry Van Nest she city Of New YORK.
deceased and who IL alleged 10 have diod ntes
tate shall apply 10 tho Surrogate Of ths county Of
New the estate Of
the said ntess the l6tn day Of March next ~ ten
O'Clock in the forenoon.
PETER IS SWEENEY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, Feb Ii 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-07

A UsJnALiAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-rol PORT
rs 81 SSs 1Sn s sa.
Or .s.Ss s s VII 30 for the .b:,. Por
saas hs IL: IL.
Her. sa no sAi St.
srs Ts H,. g .r 20 s'' 81
& . t ss ass $3.50 second S9
>. HOWARD SON, Assnss, 81 Broadway.
o I In,
s .G p as on ss IL ns
aceommodations Of this ship suheent iniuos
% s to rssr hs a an % ii
Is guaran,ee for intending to snyago by her IN
isoht early application shsna made % VIZ
+ pUGAS. * Front street, or - AsKELL ELLIOTT,
UsTRALIAN PAcKET LINE.--THE BEAUTIFUL
"a clipper ship THEOxENA, will DO despatched on her
ssT' ss lsr % s
which former ships Che Hisu. ani pdysons
tits is% viz.
"H 81 s saa
VAN
A gsIRALIAN PAcKET-gxcELsIoR LINE-FoR
real bs%sn aa
oseds ss clipper and sails as above arss part
taken From til. susss %od. 'sS's Eli.
nsIsn 'ssnsd.esy pesdiss
a'' d Ga g
FoR MELBOURNE AND PORT PHILIP. AUSTRALIA.
Win e. ready ssT receive IN Ss
viii have %medatc despatch for Tho above ports This
quick out She
pp, MA Fl. Gssni: os & M
9 e s and
charge Of any made to him For further in
FROM as las
scotia Co. IS south street Now York continue to maj.
ssnsef;, ito expansions manner hsrt;rsrs
rs s ns a y :ss
days from London alternate THURSDAY and GAs
Rshss. ,' small "sa
and
+ States mail steamship ISABEL, william collins, oon,
anse va tho ZEE sS ~ Of
G Gsrsna Apply to AoADhcAi co. Charleston South
EoE NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The United States 81, mail steamship SoANoKE
satnrds Ssreh ss at oeoof H. For 'f fright Apply
''A'D anu I Ii p rLEAsANTs SO From. street
FoR CHARLESTON AND FLoIIDA-sEMI-wEEKLY
mil neihe new and {oins sssa% s
No. R. on satnraa yA March fS ooosk pro-
vim hs sgnsd and a. the ONCE Of sPoFFoaD
Florida a. follows-To Jacksonville S3l; 10 PLATA, S2
dor SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
IL mail line.The and splendid steamship FLORIDA
HI. s. Woodruff, captain, will leave Saturday, Marcn IL
pisf fTS5
March @ For speed 1 ai
fare these ships have no superior on the ocean,
CLIPPERS PER CLIPPER WITCHCRAFT, FOR SAN
- Fran the foot of Wall street will please hand
in their bills of ading for signature few tons of light
freight only be taken on Immediate application to
SUTTON X CO., 81 Wall street.
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TRAvELLERy GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
An and P.M-Acsommo dalton line, At An, BY
steamboat John Potter to south Amboy 10 Borden
town, and steamboat X. Stockton 10 Philadelphia
Tare9a Express line, at2 Pm BY steambost John Pot
four hours Pare$3 Returning leave Phiiadspaia ~
AN. and Pm.
DOR ALBANY-YARR Sl:-ALBANY AND NEW
trains at An and 345 NJ connecting a. Absay wish
central lines Of railroads. North and West the
depot, Of White Elm and Centre streets where
through tickets be procured and baggage checked
sepgers also received At Brooms and Bowey and Twenty
sixth street fourth stations The above
will land passengers Crot0n Falls and Chatham Pour
only All other trains will from Cisy Hall
tion Of Tryon and Centre street heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINSD DAILY PROM
III Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train AM-throuyh in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock
evening.
Mail train SAM Through way train aslPN.
Express train, Pm Accommodation train, Pm.
taken ~ Chambers Canal Christie Four
totntb. aud Thirty FIRST streets
Sunday trains from Canal street. 1T TX A. NJ for POUCH
h'ep''s' ana I'm EDauSD FRgScH saperinssndsns a'
NEW YORK AND PHILADRLPHIA-DIRBcr UNI.
ted STATES Mail and Rxpress Lines through
hours Now Jersey Railroad via Jersey CisyIsavnx
York foot Of Corsandt street. ~ and A. NJ and and
n. and ~ Pm S. Leave Philadelphia AZ /, Z and .
An and W PM For frat class -; second do IS and
A. n. and +. M.,l ~ So For Baltimore Washin. on,
Norfolk and Charlesson-through tickets sold and
baggage carried In the and A. M and and So p. a..
Lines from New York Passengers with baggage the
IN ties he trn an
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TOR INTERCOLLEGIATE STATES MAIL STEAM.
ship PACIFIC. Capt n. Nys-This steamship viii de.
part United States mails Europe positively
Saturday March 49, at Il O'Clock NJ from 6erti tho
foot a Canal street No berth sooursd unt paid for
freight having unsquallsd for
ecysnce and comfort apply to
e X COLLINS 4 CO, 60 W al street.
Passen gers requested 70 be board at NJ A.
The steamship Baltic will succeed tho Pseias. and sail
April 18th
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THE MINERS JOURNAL" PUBLISHED AT POTTS
vie Pennsylvania has the largest circulation Of any
newspaper published In Northern In addition
its among all the business of Sohuyki
and the adjoining counties II crouatss largely among The
manufacturers generally at home and abroad and but fw
omprse capitalists its patrons As
advertising medium particularly for GOAL and iron pro-
perty and improvements generally IL s not surpassed by
paper in the country mining department has
added 20 The Journal Subscription price g IN
Address B. BAnnan, Publisher, Pottsvills Pa v. b..
PALMER, Advertising Agent, Tribune Buildings
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CTREET DEPARTMENT no. HALL OF RECORDS. =
- Public notice Is hcreby oven taat tns fol ~aS rssou
tiobs hsve been Board 81 Aldermen TO
Aas space four cct wide Of ddewats Ia Twenty thlri
ire from Third T. Fourth "
W pace four teet wds q sls~tts IA 4oarth senu,,
Twenty first and rwsnt y.l5urti dtrssts wiera no
sry; to hAs hvo feet ~te .ass Fifth
ei from Thirty fourth Fory Alsl
llop In petition To grad. d tho sidoguk IA at
third street on the northeast 81 Folrsa
Al pers0ns int rooted Esfil4 elections ars
I'd 10 present them, IN tn v 10 andsrdxaei al
"a -s on or before the 7tI d. u March next
JAMES fUa.f 5.ress CON niasionsr
FptruaYy q 1853
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CUPREMg coURT-cIrY AND COUNTY or NEW

> York-Carolins A Reeve, glainsin against Henry
mons relief Com ITO the above named
fndans You hereby and required 30
this action which nled in She Of
TIE Clerk q the city and county Of New Yort in the
New York 18th day OF January 1855 and -
Of 20 tne said tho subsor
Lers their ONCE No. 81 Cbamers street in said city
within twenty days after the service OF this
you, exclusive Of the day Of suc service and fail ~
the said plant within the time aforesaid h
plaintiff in this action will apply tho court
relief demanded in the complaint
WILLARD sWRENY Il ANDERSON
Plaintiff q Afternoon No 81 Guam street York
Dated New York Jan. o. 1873
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tc,TRr gT DEPARTMENT, No.4HALL OF RECORDS :
- 10 lilo notice 10 sroby iy1a t4ss tls .Ilo reslu-
49,, cen presented II Asssta1
sTo bota stills u ri 81 tenth str3 be
tween sirss and Second avenues" All psBo1i inter
t,ss sfisatl8rs tiprst ,Jetoi & Df,ssat thol
rituE 70 tho sndsrsrned ~ biz No - Y ts'r t1e 1
aDass-, iAs.. yAsEs sCagY street Co. Missioner.
- l. ls4f
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPERIOR CoURT.-JoNArHAN sTUR-
IN and Mary p his wife, and Charles Leupp against
Ann Kline Catharine Kline and Henry Kline summons For
relief Com SER the defendants above namedYou
in this action which filed in the ooe Of the Clerk Of
Superior Court OF the cy 81 New fors At sne City Hail In
Of your 70 the said complaint sue subscriber
No IL Nassau street. Of Pine in the city Of
within twenty days after tho service OF this
you exclusive Of this day Of such servioe and
the plaintiffs in this sction will apply 30 the court for the
HENRY r. CUMMINGS, Plaintiffs Attorney, IL Nassau ST.
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MO. CMARCH NOW READY-THE ILLUSTRATED
In Magazine of Art-Ths 10 decidedly the best
and most magnificent magazine published The drs
three numbers IL at tho head
tho magazines publication of tas day. vhoa
will be spared to render in respect worthy
Of It's Magazine Of Art The engravings preparing
for future in the hands Of the first artists q
America England France and Germany; and seri;s of
tales the most interesting description entitled The
School Of Life written and illustrated by Anna Mary,
of William and Mary Hewitt will shortly appear
a well 40 an historical novel entitled The Dead Bridal
tho Venetian republic ~ Jonathan Frcke Slinssby Of
the Dublin University Magazine and contributions from
writer: Of distinction America and Europe Tho
ill be manifested In department of produo
The paper will DO Of the first and She ink
piled from the celebrated printing ink establishment Of
Messrs Lawson Co.. Of Paris single copy. Is osnts
volume, half yearly, 81 50. ALEX MONTGOMERY
IL Spruce street, and all boo ksellerI
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no rAILORs.-THE SPRING AND SUMNER FASH.
ions for 1853 published by Oliver and Son, Broadway
New York, are ready for sale.
5000 CHALLENGE.
NXpRESS AGENCIEA,


CHASE 4 co. IS EXPRESS OPPICR, NO. s. BROAD
" way-Steamshp expresses to California via Pana
also via Nicaragua, 5th and 2oth TO Now Orleans and
obile sth 18TH I'D and Nth; 10 Charleston Wednes.
days and Saturdays 10 Norfolk and Richmond
daily 70 Boston and the Bast and TO Philadelphia the
West Rates twenty cent lover than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-07

LNOR GLASGOW.-R. N. STEAMSHIP PETROL, CAP
IL tain Sampson will sail In few days for Glasgow.
For freight passage apply to Il. CUNARD, No. Bowl