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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-04-27
New York. April I5.

A despatch from Washington announces that
DR.. Kane has received Instructions relative to
the new Arctic expedition, and expects to sal
from this port about the lst proximo.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-04-27

~ We are under obligations to Hon. c.
E. STUART for valuable documents.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-04-27

The U. s. Mint at Philadelphia is now enga-
ged night and day in striking off the new silver
coinage. The denominations are three, five, ten
and twenty-five cents. The new quarter of
dollar weighs precisely four pennyweights, and
is z 1 grains less than the former piece. AS
compared with the Spanish quarters, the new
coin is decidedly heavier and somewhat liner
None of the new dimes or half dimes havebeeD
struck.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-04-27

Gibraltar on the 23d ult., in 81 days from New
York
A commercial treaty between Prussia and
Hanover went into operation on the 9th inst
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-04-27

ALBANY, April Is.
The Legislature adjourn to-day at o'clock,
to meet again in May.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-04-27

RAILROAD ACROSS MICHIGAN-Our Michigan
neighbors appear TO be losing time in quarrel.
ing over the question of the route eastward
from Pontiac-whether the road shall 90 direct
ly east to Port Huron, or southeast to Detroit
The western people desire that the route should
be fixed to Port Huron, while the Detroit peo-
pie desire to bring travel and trade to their city.
We trust that no question of this sort will be
allowed to divert the energies of the people of
Central Michigan. On this side Of the lake, We,
care nothing for the minor points at issue
What we wish, is to see a Railroad across Mich
igan, in the shortest passible time. BY the time
it can be completed, whether TO Port Huron, or
to Detroit, we shall have roads from the north
west west, and south west, running to our lake
ports, and travel and trade pouring in, all bound
eastward. Do our Michigan friends mean to
give us way across or shall we, as now, have
to 90 around them always! Doubtless a road
10 Port Huron connecting with the Toronto
and Port Sarina road, is the shortest route, but
we do not think the difference between it and
the one by Detroit connecting with the Great
Western Railroad across Canada, is sufficient to
quarrel about.
Pnsh along, gentlemen. Give us way across
the Peninsula somehow. milwaukee, Sent
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-04-27

MExICo.--Over one-half the territory belong
ing to this country in 1921, has since come into
the possession of the United States, including
Texas, portion of chihuahua, Tamaulipas, CAL
ifornia and New Mexico. The total extent Of
the Mexican possessions in 1921, was ,0l24
square leagues. In 1862, their possessions
amounted to but lO6,O671 square leagues, the
United States having acquired since 1882, l09,-
9444 square leagues Mexican Territory.
Tn December, 1862, Mexico owed foreign
debt of 52744,497, and a domestic debt Of
SIG, T7o,4O6, Our Mexican neighbor increases
in debt as rapidly as she diminishes in territory.
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NOTICES.
BATrALlnX nE


.l a.yfl eec.nl Meeting % FRIDAY is ,f<r jas " a'u
s48. pI--s s.i ft-s- CHARLES t- ''t'.-t. IH-'lrtt
-. Y ~ l.
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COM ERCIAL AIRY.

LIVERPOOL. June GoTTpN-The Eastern diff.
cuites and operative strike, had counracted the favor
Atlantic there Ind however. been good demand from
til" trad" which holder met freely AZ late quotations
qualities below mdiling In midda; and better lal-
itie Of American there ms been hardening lately until
quotations advanced llGthD ID Fair il and
ia few hands, The weeks sales foot up $3.50 bales in
Guiding 500 speculation and 74iD for export The
following ar" the authorized quotations Fair Orlraus
O. IL Mddlng G | led Fair Mobile c "a Midlinr
i5-lGths Fair Upl4nds 6lzd MiiIling 1864 Into
rpr TO OaI Ordinary al to "a The stock $1,000
bales including $4,000 American The market closed
| st"aly
! LIVERPOOL CoRN NARk ET-The weather was pro-
rtpu- aud the crop luIuriant Bretdstu- Of all kinds
were iuannatp, and Wheat Is quoted at Il declinp,
Brown. Shipey ! 60 quote he AT O. 81 to Is 81 Rcd
"a Is Sd Will Drunistoun Go and Richardson.
Brothers quite white a, Is ID to Is 90 Flour
sale st ID decline EichariSon quotes Western At d 10
"a 81 Philadelphia and baltimore 24s - to p, Ohio
u to 25 Sour I'll 10 ~ Cd Corn unsairabe at
ol for White anu 3ls for ielIoT dun at previous
rate
| LIN ERP0oL PROVISION MARKET beef was ,utt.
neglected. except tring sales for immediate
| Prices were nominal The imports continued pric
Prime Mess quoted at o. ca 70 l1j ordinary SJ1 Cos
mgieratr inquiry for PORK, anu freely met Western
- t0 lbs Eastern hed ut 70 Cd and nom usiy quoted
sos Bacon moderate sales at As 52s but AS j.
tbs general price paid FOR far quality short mi1llc
shoulders Uwtr ceiling at - 10 Considerable
sales # Lsrl-Am.r iaan quoted firm at 30, to 51S..
Cheese unaltered Canaisan Butter is selling as it
! riy.s NJ bf-
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET Ashes dull a
retail rIury az about - Gltor pot and pearls Bees
t-H IL d. with sales OF two Rosn in
good demand 800 bls IA AZ T. 81 70 us.,. Turpen.
tin" t"ady at ~ sales 200 Dbl. Spirits are rather
lower selling 4N- CT TO Palm Oil in better
quest 1000 tons fetched E3l tii To-, The spot
55 70 arrive 60 Of pale Seal on s7ll az E- RAPE
moderate d-naud Us 81 10 3js.. Querctron Bark
very Jun arrivals from Batmoae ey,hp t.l urht = D.
to1s J. Philadelphia, = 81 at retail.
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NEW YORK. July .COrTUN-Steaiy sales # 1000
bales 49,. FLUCE-rhe rarl..t is easier with sales Of
Ujuu bbl, at - Sc, 10 o2a FIR Stt". aud ;; IS 70
81 ii for tennessee southern Flour is ictiye with sales
At s. t85 Is .WiEAI-Ei-iar. with -al"s Of 2j 600
bushels Western White az l2-c.... GOtN-Etsi.r with
alr of 81 bushels Use for NAr aud Csc trr Vol
low WIIeKI-I fair demand. with -t', ii $50 5bs
- &c r cals TOR rpk-lacJiy with sales
Of loo0 bbls Sl5 BY for Ne ara ~ II tor Prime
BEEF-Fum with ut 80 bht- Nr-sH' ;l2 - = Dbl
BEEF UAN.-St-aIy with -al # l59 tbs al SO 90 to
Sl4 2 l....GIr MEArSstps OF ldd tlerces at "a
Tor shoulders arl - for II ans LAkD-s4es Of 80
9bs at l0lsc Z EE-Firm with sdlrs If 1870
bags at fer Itio AMI j &C f b for Javt SU Ar
sales ot gJJ hhds at for Nu-egvad3 and q Ii Tor
New oreans.... MULASSLS-Saas Of 700 bgls SeW or
leans at &c.
PHILADELPHIA. July :. P NJ. .FLOl R-The mar
ket i, without animation to-day - 62a u red and r.
fused fresh ground II aud the only sales
small lots IL all nse0 bb including late inspected
Western at ~ e. better brtl4s - IS and $50 bhls
BrandywIne Mt - l. e. the latter fresh ground Rye
Flour is in uired for. and further sale Of 5ua bills
made at IS o. BILL. CsTu M,al is Ald trmy
= 62s Is bbl tJr lenusy iytria ttRAlN-But
little arriving selling aud the market for Wheat T.
dropping 2100 bushels Penusy ly4ua white sold at l.c
which Is decline 450O bushels good Rcd at llOc ana
cargo Of 400 bushels choice Delaware Rcd the first
rival Of the also brought Hoe. torn is iu de-.
maud aud very the last sales Of Erlaw were
s. to Ole ut which rate is badly wanted to-day cat.
rather rmer and to 5000 bushels Pennsylvaui7 sold
to arrive al i2r WIiISKY-FuIther sales OF bhs ar,
/ reported at &c. ihi- scarce
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= ENTEEL BOAkDING Il NEwYonk. =
ACEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss a
DAss CHRISTIAN HOTEL. : This "a

FENHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open "a
Il reception Board-rs tiNDAY JIM s.53
j-fs Il ENpCH e ERETT 49,
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FEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

TfIIHy IErnIng- July 10 Ie33. J
The supply If Western Cattl" during the past week
very and the market mostly bare Of the
descriptions but fair stock of T-xa Attakapas md
Lake Cattle offered IIogs and Veal Catlt continued
during the latter part o the week and the market
in favor Of holders OF sheep aud Mich Cow, there is
good took auI prices easy at our quotations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-16

Dl.SDND.VNylI oRlEhss, opELoCs.s AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD CONPASY-ssslsd ProTgsals
@ 18th d s.pts the oss y HEW
TT LEss co in city NeEYork purchase n i7sp
BOLls Doa zach oil dated IL August lsS} and
company IN the CT Of SeNyaE', fol-
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EEERE IS YOUR REMEDY
UOELVH-d RS OIETV EEy T,

A REMARKABLE CASE OF sCROFULA CURED By HOtLO-
Way OINTMENT AND FILLS -Ths son Of NJ a lay. go.
street old,
Neck, aud the f=srlv
y-4r holy sid eyes.
Z afforded relrf The oi
',' con,ircd mpo to sutfne The tsass.
til Holloway = lis AID DIN mat resoret To-
for mo7th th= boy soundly cured b. their
1e las well fr the last three
tg Of prors HOLLOWAY IA SraHd.
temple and BY al the retTch Drug
Dealer. Sfaes Z
each n ucps Bruy II
Uaic, By D. SANDS, New York RIGHT
4 CO New Orleans.
lB There ..Bara5e in taking the large sizes.
y. BDreos .h guidance parents, disorder
Tat to each tr.
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ENOR SALE-Fifteen fine HORSES, a.
Il received from Springfield, NJ. Am than ~
several stniii CArFase Horse, noet 10y = ~ speed
K X tlNIL M. i. l,rLZier sre.t.
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10y Messrs Editors Please announce me as
Halaf ~ CLErkQF TIE THIRD DISTRICT CptRTuF sew
ORLEANS. FRANCS MOONEY. mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-16

~ WILLIAM P BEDLocK, for CLERK Of the
'IN DISTRICT COURT the Court that may bg ersopl1r to
.stttl Iuh5 II
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Hs" We are authorized to announce Colonel
NAtttS LAbUNAN Candidate ior CLERK o the THIRD
trI COURT sAaesr The MAJ change to.
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~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
1GLRf.-GtoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present. Minute
et ue tth District CpHrt oI NyDfrras ia sinlun he
- ar n hey esguiau ytsrs ofrra hmri candidate Tor the
tlrkhSlllF oil said Court whatever CaErt the may
~ thAsRst 30. ielf 1t
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na' Editors IF the Crescent Please an
&iLIts5l o. CAST ~. the zRk
o. IIs GJi.HE5 u.slRfi g0ELT Us saw ORLEANS, mHl4
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re- JAMES A HoPKINs is n candidate for
e.l5k oF The FOURTH pIsTRlcrcouRT OF MEN ORLEANS
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


latu rIuy Init (
| rrc.,, IN ,to ,iaIa 80 ,t.oo, am, ,vi,htn ,h ia.,
dav ar ,,rc,non, In Flonr md Grain o,r
ket In, nr,.r,sd nm inarimatc pppear,nce durng N.
mast wee. Cotton has been oniet hut with r,ri
lir,i,1.,.,aa, ,.,,t1,, a,, ,a,a,,, -.
..,ls ,, ,,ir,,, ,a ,,.a - ~ -, ' -
! 49, I, a,.too, fora p,ro,. o,.,t,.. ,,-s -, ~
s.a, ~ ,,o so,i =, ran.,, , " '''.
..ar -, a.. tsos,,r, ,,.stt,, p.nt't - W
| Am a, p,co, bo, sold =. lou, t. -
,,, 10 tau 49,. T., v,,, a " '"'
| continual am vi,b,,, r a,,ut.ts = ''','
| ,s Tb Cat,, -, 60, ~, "''"''''' ~ '''
u, ,h. 2ob Of Inn, r-in,,, :, p1'' ''''
nm ouin, u, an i,,ru,,,ta A. A., -. '"'"' 80
tior br ,o,n,, onI -, -,
mann 1rb, ro,or,od ~, w y" 10y AZ
cot,o, r,arL, viii - '"' i'''
| der,,rt,,, ~ al non It. 1T. W., P''-'''"7 ''
| ana ov,,r, ri,. -, ...
Inv lair o,,s c7I ,,t,,,, g., ''' '''
ur1,ni, a. an, ui,,,ia. ,,.,a9, i-i' - a,'
rio,,r Ll .,i, ~ ~ o. 4o,l'i " Id
mated II, -. ~, ,ri,,,,
r,.b.d l i ,.i.t -
Itv,r.,,i oltn',.,, rI rt.t,, . ~
l. ,l,.,,,,, T., , -.'' ''''' ~
| ,,tfy,. int vim ann. ir,.. 49,, H. 49, ~,
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Rs~ To the Editor of the Crescent Please
ufaaura John j. HOPPE AS a the M
n C0NSTARlt on TnE FIRST JUSTICES COURT The rark
Orleans. November HIS FRIENDS. i"l6
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FE1EN DOLLARS REWARD The boy .

rs WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
snt Of The Second Ius,ices Election, Monday u No
rpNt mvlO
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nS~ THOMAS c. PooIE is a candidate for
etE-FH. at THE sEepSB DISTRICT COURT u.Hsid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-16

fsss- SAMUEL G. RISK is n Candidate for
CLERK nF TIT FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr Mon
Il a. f Noyr mixer irIs .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-16

rs FRED. j. R0BEWrs is n Candidate for
CONSTABLE THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Eigctnu,
p.r.tt i,lt
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GE3' Messrs Editors Please announe VIM
y 1T randldate CLERK TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
Coz 81 ruhl4
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2Ss~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT CERT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection.
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fsZs- j. B. CHANDLER Is n Candidate for Cox
sTA lie OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election Noyon
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Mcssrs. Editors Of the Crescent Please an
trrugh pspEr ROACH o.
aiEe the office Of CONSTABLE o. THE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT. MANY VOTERS, trl7 lie
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GaE~ GEORGE F PEARSON is a candidate for
4ifan eE CoNafAELE OF TF SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
tuj r. via thn votes OF h4s trtnds. i4.s te
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Etss~ WV. C. QUIRK is n Candidate for Con
STABLE OF THE SECOND il SrlCES COURT ~ The District
old Fuh, ss'h psi- rom Canal to Jul "a
'''s= -Ht rom IA" l*N"r To iH' t.. a'- Jr.l
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sTi~ ions CRicKANp is candidate for CLEpE
d Ttz ,EgoSD DISTRICT Jutkr mas
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Hr.- P VI BERrIN, for the past fourteen
'-s IfF4la eiHfH Is frtt sal u 70 saHi o
sl4Iitsg pr RE tLERkSiFof the a4.l SECOND
DISTRICT CDtE1, erwin tsssr ta4rt she y- changed
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TENU IhUI IINT MEN.--I VIII tfOJ my BIdCk
Hawk tot old Spring, for Twenty-Five Hundred
i5s, mile heas three best In harness. the Mars
November ueEt against auy Horse Mse Geliing
Stalso Of Louis Race TO rule. DR. LLLt TT,
~ Veterinary Surgeon Tsttersslls stsble..
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFrIer ot tHF Dsl, GKr4crN7.
Saturday Morning July Ii. 1855

NHVUTIuy tuIy J
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Bark Ma ,s, W. boston, Cbas Do-ke SEQ
>"r Edwin D-rssy Se4feIla Iqvaua, NItt.t Ill
Sur 7 tor Pensacola Muster
MtN syhr Anita PEI, for LEguHs, " Za-hHria eeo
ARRIVED.
Scr Water VI TRpkin, reaeaan r1.'rr-9s.n
ftramoGats.
Columbus, Smith, r. fn : Is54.s.
tIeola, AaHu, from jefferson.
NaUhFg M IrHttrrs, from \ ieks+5fE
sydunh, Kay, Grand rcorc.
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n HENRY hns beer missing the last -four weeks lie S
" 90 ll Of The taHtctnttraiu Ro out Two ago T.
shutters when SPOKEN The above reward will psi ~
HENRY r. SHERMAN, - St erph sttr
iy5Iw Marips, Mills NJ hog ny AID Lumber Yard Once.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

EEENRY PARSONS, Is Cam p---rs.gz---.-,
! oi-tz sale PIANO FOR Us -
NUNS 4 Ciit kerr Nc and PLES n Az VI
These celebrated builde uekuow lodged by
MI ali acquainted with TIL bnsine unryad. ~ If
them elves a GsT al iutbt. iLe pubic
ssIc, y y, 10 ca and ;tu. tk lur d, t-gar
my done rlre lltlN and With IL s Hth Je.3 Il
lbIANOS AND HARPS-KUSTNER,g SIS,
4 MANUFACTURER OF fiANus AND ilAAfs, " ~
he Orphan Ayur, t1s Leave 20
that will Of ~
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, Harris and all kinds alus
cal Instruments ct the slerrs uoiire. Sop ~
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

sCE! ICEL-J. STAFFORD & Co Wholesale and
D CE, ~. u EIysan Fields opPosts ih
Railroad Depot L.
~. Il ftrgt street, " New ave .-.e' So ~ v.s
No SIS TsrauIo-las stree No al L
i Houses 5slEeen :inh and Hauny FrE fl
r"f i.rl 'vn.
ZCE-50O to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
Y Z. .. ss-ty Wit VTr 90. Il rs.I
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WANTED.

WANTED-50 Young NEGROES, forsh
- -lieh 'as high"'t casb Pries be Iaid. X
Nd +'' Though ne P'''''Has e pei. ~
~ p,ot.'r -.y, , ~ HItiE ~ y, '''''r :, f s
nRhY HORSE wANTEp-A good
-, DfAf HORSE waited Apply At No. game 9S
NANTED TO HIRE-a first rate Washer
sud ikONEe ealorsa psrrsa. Apply a. the .or.sr An
MA
TO RENT.
EOR RENT-Tbe fine lover Store, No. 60 ~.
Caumoa sfet ~ Iarz- - 'csor ~ sat f,ar ~
'g'o RENT-Thc very fine large Store No O.
- XII, 'psiGaii ~ d ca,.ta ,e, r. r
's7o RENT-Tbe upper portion Of the a.
f atE e ''"'' '''' ''' l. T. ~EenI u ''
'ssO LET a large Office, first floor, u "a
y c'a.'nno -'rast Apr 'yeo i.e P' '-H-, 20 -,, IS
's'O BE LET--A Store suitable for ar II
oi's---Utye pya,r-., sos, 81 i Pie. ro''' ~
fs1O RENT.-Thc Lower Floor Of 10. 70 ss
ce~rst.'et. pg'.' er r.veu INV. Z a AIMS u III
FENO RENT -Thc tw3-story and attic m
Brk Dazzling oefaeto Gfs.'r Circus ..~sts. sd ~
poTs p.ac'RRorr. >, t-r.- Row, '-c,rart.'.'-.-'.
nFFICE TO LET.--tront Office, Second 81
,@~;. Afrjy = s1N wdIsF, tr.a. -, III!
no RENT-with immediate possession Il
tr"!trz- BACK OFFICE s's,rs Common .+s, 81
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aToTICE-TwENTY-FIyE DoLLARseA

: Y REWARD.-sanaxsy TUESDAY, April 4, Negro ~
Aan kE BrIrklayr By Trade abozt thirty of ege
aches stout built, well eowi had ~
hrn
top hat reward
viii be pt 'ir his dewey HATCHER FRYSBY, iss Grs
rief trest, Sewura him III. that hin
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SsRANDf We have regular supplies of the
- Celebrated Brandy pa~kg- Of 1888
pipes l's. r, sS l,T, is+s in quaTt and hal
which attentloc 81
s"ll and retailers.
WM E. LEV ERICH CO., Sole Agents,
Is "a Old Lsyea
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spOARpING.-A very handsomely furnished
NaURpnI,a HNTtl.nnd REsTAu. e..

p.tor-Thtt tsall.shru-.i, famar'y ss.ss
pubic viii De opened THIS MORNING Mo 4ay, Movable
The has thoroughly rapatd an uewy ftrp shed
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aEEFERSoN ANn LAKEE-@=zzzz



IL! A NJ l71s "a, "a, 81. ~, 81, 81, II, 81 p A.
SUNDAYS.
t. P7rjio Circle Dep ts-s, * 81 s5 l95,
a A. aud .4 VI which The folouine Trans
TO lyal cLeei ~ ~ "a, ~, So, 81, Ia 81 P. NJ.
tS A the Tas take up passengers carroler.
-. on Li at ticrs Station AMI Jackson
~ Be- -saee etc received st Depos only.
B4tweru Catfoltnp Is each
Carrolou Lake Ponchartrain
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EETHlTE PINE LUMBER-About IL goo
w feet bo White Pue Lumo-r, clear from knots well
feaoned will b. so lov i spnn te msis viii
hni ir hAftNfiF ri.D Pos Thrl Dtrt
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[ AFAYETTE AND PoNrcnAnrRAIN RAn.RoAp

"A YIN - l lt lHClIltI7 ~ lOt JbuI H'NIn'l-
Ur,. tnp+no,'' A..ac .sa ,.- u t,..r isl
.tfl. 'a4l a. rfrrs bs'srH ..I a .,.-. SAT-
IHNNi hFENlNG, Jy ~ ais4.o s.. ,.zr. r t,r ii,ur
5Ia' j o. ArI GitI. S. rruty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-30

BLACK DIRT,

2s4 4Sl lbs or 127 tons average yield. lOI per cent
It should be remarked that the black diit the
baltimore Copper Wo rs had boen mostly sfted, SO to
remove the fragments OF rich copper oo ~hca we're orr
RDaliy mixed With III AID therefore It's Yield Ia here
reported 10 be less than that Of tho AvsIsss samples
asssyed by in 1896 ny Results giving IL 10Ghs per
cent Of copper IS the yield OF that ore
seems wholly necessary 70 separate the coarse
from it. fer h. yield Of the black earth just dug out
of tie meadow is high enough f0r profitable smsltiog,
and this ea, 70 may at be seat TO market in stout
bags wncs can be returned 70 The mines to DO
1efed after they have been dchars the
The black earth consists o. rsistaro u oxides OF man
gsnese and Of iron Nth black rf aud
the suphass Of copper the two Ia. consisting Of small
frsgments The OXIDE OF manganese b. fuJpishug oxy
gen, viii aid The process Of cciosoa and OF roasting
the suhues OF copper ard iron AID L. theeioe quite
useful
would Observe also, that the admix of certain
proportion u limestone with your cooper is sdvlu
tageous he meltsrs ~lo geuiay supplied vith
mixed with quartz for he os fos lux to
the sIlceous ores, thus saving tue cost OF adding lime
stone To ,hs chai SO OF The furIss.s
The Dolly ifCe pper Scount OF its a6mixture
with lint tole IL really lore raIuabs 10 che sueiser
thai account.
conjunction win Sour nfsrs. Of Option ths y0ar
be depended upon iOf 81 least SOC feet eastb
ard two fte- in width teh working mue; It's dsptn
TO one can. nas before spkiax int, tins vein bat hsrs
is every probability thar tn5s win ike others Of the
hind extends 10 reat depth IN tDe etgtn add perhaps,
Ter below the reach OF az. ulutne operatie az.
The most imtSrtant question ~ prac i,s kind nov
before Your comrany Is tins erection OF sal aoe m,niog
mschnery aud has teen thought best to direcs tho
erection ct seventy hSa Aotte power stean susns
Tho kcatou Desr tns OLD ileslone I'll 1t, winch wall
afford q solid foundation It's proposed TO dseyen ,hs
limestone tha aid mike il she engine at VI the
mine.
feet 1t Is proposed iey6l tho lode, 1t the
point whee Tie Nsl foILs, WHICH to DC the rich
est par,e Of IA. lode.
1T II e,ioent inst s,Dce tae ccppre oIe occurs most
aburda7ly near lie jupe loo q the ,,uesone win the
slate focf that yOHt nil uiiow 1h Lac of iurc-
lion IL their we ne Of the ine copper tatng
TO the wbste,r .xuem. 4 ,na hoe, ]. proposed
follow thst lsit ti isto fnot te shaft ~ epiied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-30

The dressed coArsey for the furnace has yielded
about twenty i've per cent Of copper 1t may be- raised
by the Of proper machinery forty per copper
ore without much trouble. On visiting the Baltimore
copper furnaces shown the books containing the
assays of tho received there from Dolly Hide
copper mine the having made by Dr. Ksener
and reported to Mr.. Tyson
These assays made working lots Of the ORE show its
quality it rent 10 the furnaces aud 1t must BIZ kept
in view that this srely bucked up" by hand,
and hence not dressed 70 its ghest capabity.
When the crushing stamping mills set up and the
washing apparatus is ready you Will send TO market
Gre Of . much richer quality.
here copy the report Ut the OF the cargoes OF
Dolly Hide copper ores received The Baltimore works,
to slow what has been already dV0e:
Results of assays OF copper ofs from the Dolly Hide
Copper mine assay at the Baltimore per furnaces
by DR.. Keener, and reported 10 Isaac Tyson Jun.
10l lbs bought Of R. Coae 1872 20 per ct copper