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Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

Ihe0Sfcsths ~ daughter oil hr'
of Miss Emily 6rRncr the railroad acct
Rufus W. Grisw9bsaiu related by the n
dent at Norwalk ,ose S Tho repetition of
4 Herald Us ,es may serve TO simulate simulate
others IN sis'" '''
occur Warren, Of Boston gave the ordln'
directions for relieving the body ifom
afcr received during n snbmersion ol some
,.n nr gleen minutes, and subsequently he
aud several other physicians pronounced
Miss Griwald deal Her body was placed
c. siderable time with others unmis'
.,ataLlv ~ dead Mr. Linus Benedict. stage
Js;yer residing at New Canaan. had al
,..al, fulfilled tho directions Of the fhysl'
rians in regard to her, and abandoned his
elI,rts beeause assured they must bc fruit
lass 4 half hour elapsed, and passing
min threnph the rom he sail To some Ia.
do, who were in eharse ol the bodies ol
,bcir avn sex. 1 don't earc what the doctors
say bcliavo that girl has life in her yet
and placing the holy in favorable position,
he knelt beside It removed 81 much of the
lres. a. Wa in the way began torub the sides
rapidly with his hands presently, growing
warm he threw III his cant without rising.
anda the md doftwohour4w rewarded with
nnmistakablc signs oi life; upon which the
spectators observed that he clasped his hands
aud wcpt for joy-wcpt like a child Miss
Griswoil i now nearly recovered
We have mentioned the presentation Of
a handsome watch by the father 10 Nr Ben
ediet as testimonial of his gratitude.
Rspnbtir.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

u The arrangement for the salc Of the
Van Buren "Intelligcnccr" having failed
its publication has been resumed by Gen.
eral GEo. W. CLARKE.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

seba Smith publishes a paper called the
Budget" Ono eide is entitled the Isl.
BY" and edited by Mrs. Il. Oakos Smith.
The True National Democrat says "tLis is
the first time the couple have been on the
famo sheet for the las, two years"
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

Thomas Nlcwhinsoy, aged sixty YEAR,
recently Tarreled with hi. son in Vigo Co.
lfd while ihay wcrc drinking wli.kcy -
During The fray the father was stabbed 10th,
heart. Before he died be told his spn to
escape, as he did not with him to be hung.
The father died aud the son Is an outca,t
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

DR. KiNG.-.leticrs received from Greece
state that the sentence Of DR., krNG will BE-
RENTED. aud that he will be indemnifcd
for his property.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

1TThc contributions at the polls, at this
place, in aid of the Washington National
Monument amounted only to 500 so.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

The statement in tho newspapers that
ALEXANDER e. BuLnrr, ESQ has sold bis
interest in the New Orleans "Picayunc," it
appears, j, withou, foundation in fact.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

The Attorney General Of the United
States has decided 10 favor cf tho cors,rur.
ton given by the former accounting officers,
upon the law granting extra pay to officers
aud scamen engaged in the naval service Of
the United States on the coast Of California
and Mexico, in the Pacific Ocean during
the war in Mexico The intent Of tho law
was, it is said, to reward those who remain
ed true to their flag during the gold excite.
ment, but from the general terms employed
was construed by the late Administration as
extending to the officers and snilors of all
the ships employed on the Pacific station,
which includes that whole sea. The amount
which 1t calls for will exceed two millions Of
dollars. The new Administration, on com.
ing into Office suspended the execution Of
the act, but the Attorney General has docid.
ed that ihe action of the late administration
is sustained by the letter Of the law and can.
not be oyerruled
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

TuE Apuy Wnru rs l.ousnyA.-Thc
las' Calahoula parish paper says;
~ IS with extreme regret that We learn.
eel by conversation yesterday with Mr. Jas
Anl, manager on Col Tew's Wallace Ridge
plantation. That The army worm has made iis
appearance in vast numbers aud /. cpmmit.
ting is dcPrcdntions with fearful import.
n y. Pie, 22d Hkt.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

REruRN ~ rng pREsiDENr The Wash.
ington Union" Of the l7lh uli, officially
announces the return Of the President. aud
uf the members Of the Cabinet who accom-.
panied him to participate in the inaugura-
tion ceremonies Of the Crystal Palace, to
Washington,
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

REv DR lyrs Tho Frccman's Josrnnl
eonlradicis tho statement that Dr. Ives. late
Bishop Of North Carolina was, about To BE-
ordained priest in The Catholic Church.
and that to this end the Pope had informed
him he must separate from his wife.
Washington rmoM
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

The great iron railroad bridge across tho
Mononglhela river, about one mile above
Fairmouni Va, was completed week before
last 1t Is stated that It co.t 3 $4,000,
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

Nearly ono thousand indians Of the Chcy.
ennc and Snake tribes. in the nciclborhoad
Of Utah hive recently died with tho snnll.
poX. In one place 800 Of the dead bndios
were piled together in one hat, which was
fred aud burnt to the ground
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

\ late wriicr in tho Ohio "Cnltiyatorr
gives the following remedy for nails grow.
ing in the flesh "Cut q notch in the middle
of The nail when it IS pared. The disposition
to close the notch draws the nail from the
sides. i cured mine after | had suffered
weeks with iis fostering
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

The city Of New York was visited by a
tremendous hurricane and hail storm. on the
night Of the 1T ult 4 portion Of the
Crystal Palace was blown down, three vo.
men were killed, several persons badly in
jurcd. and great damage done to a number
Of buildings.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

The cholera is still carrying away hun.
dreds of slaves in Havana. A eorroqpon.
dent Of tho New York Express" states
that the deaths on one estate amounted 10
one hundred and forty.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

Having been appointed Agent te solleit seh-
scripiions and the REIMBURSEMENT Of fgh, oi "a''
for the eAlno am fuLfoN RsiLRoAn CearsAf,
for thr county Of llempsisad. Will meet and
address the citizens OF this county nj the lollow-
ing times and places, viz
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

MoRuov. -Grn. Nillamil. charge from
Ecuador at Washington, ha. effected q s.lc
Of Charles island II ilr Gillipgo, group
10 the Nlormnns anl That island Is hereafter
to be the hcliTartrr, of this remarkable
people. II /. cntirrl, independent or Ecua.
dor and will probably be formed into a new
church.hingilm.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

Tho purchasers II the Mount Vernon
homestead intend to riu,rri il into water.
ing place, What nn idea, Could any
American, oyon were ho a' d5rrayci %. are
the mcmbcr' of this Southern and North.
cm Company" goip Mouul Vernon for tho
purpose Of pleasure ani enjoyment Shall
the ground. around the tomb II Washington
be converted into broihcl like Saratoga
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

leox MorNrAlN RMLroAp.-'fhc Saint
Loui. Republican sass that the directors
of this company located the road fom the
River ncs rercs. down the Mississippi tn
the Joachim creek, up that creek aud thence
to the Iron Mountain and rilot Knob
From the River nes fercs. through taron.
dclet aud iuio the city Of 81. Louis, the sub.
icet is still lcii open. \ large pn1y Of sur.
yeyors and engineers we've .ant cut On the
llih. aud in sbart time the whole lina
llom nes Peres 10 the Iron Mountain viii
be unier contract;
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

li"tdcr in PriS5a.-Wm Adams,
convict in the Massachusetts State Prison.
was Killed on the l0th inst. by Jas Wilson,
another prisoner whose term Of four wears
expired on that morning.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

srrrosrp MuRngR We copy the fol.
loving singular affair fnom the Louisville
Courier
Some time lal winter the wife of Wm
Bah. Of clark county, in this State. was
killed under singular circumstances Tbe
arcaunt then given was. that while she was
living On a sill child knocked down had.
cd gun which stood in the corner Of the
rian. anl ia falling It WAS discharged, the
the bnll taking effect in the head Of Mrs
iiall. killing ghrr. Siues -asfigiea Of wrong.
doing. frnm sime canse unexplained has
loon afuascl. an1 experiments with gun
wcrn uialc Ia ascertain if surh result cnull
he produced the iailnfe to do - lc'l to thu
lisinicrmcnt of the lpiY If Mrs Ball. aud
an eNaminaiian W. maie which fosuliel ina
charge Of murder against tie husband. \
/ frW da.s agn Wm Ball wa- arrested in
Waalfafl county. aud aiken In Winchester.
wharr ihe matter was tp have been in'csti.
slial beior The court on rhurs.lay last.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
RAILROAD NOTICEl

A. S. IIurY and A. A. srrnt will meet aud
address the people of South Arkansas at the fol.
lowing times and places on the subject of Rail.
r,ads yin
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

BrNroN- Bpdk-Thc Now York jour.
nal Of Commerce ays thai Cd Bealoas
bsak is =ppn to eamc ont. and. a h. sayz.
vii be universally read lie viii pfu!aeo
-lme graphic mafntises anil szsnez- But
the worh i. 10 be pr merc Importance in fe.
ference tp tue future th1n the ra-l L will
traat Of lhfae gfaat public questions that
vii govern iha is.ars IN tie next rra,.
idcuiill cpmIaigu. Ono uf those l. ibe
Pacific Railroad aud another the inhibition
Of caucn. and convention rlE'fiyaHc's nr
rie,tip. the u,nnie aui # ~ iuiu rlasi~u
.nf President. cult benton {, bat seven.
. Year VI age ard j. sound in mini and
y He !, the lat of ibr raec # stairs
men, The most cminout from knowledge aud
power, Of al those now on the stage.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

1t IS said they have n postmaster in Lam.
caster county Pa, who cannot write, and
who actually signs official papers with his
mark This is certainly man of mark
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

There were two hundred arrests made by
the police of Cincinnati on the lth Of July.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

Having been appointed agent for the Missis.
sirpi, ouaehiia and Red River Rail Road Com.
pany, shall open : IL s,I stock in said enter.
s-s.e "A ...r=.in .elaaf Hsfr ? - me ~ -
ie'aa y 'ssaa a. !. Hts i.g5il -. ..''' .
M q. r. Il. n. c.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10

RAn. Eoap TRAiss FROM RostoN.-
Shows Railway Guide for July .hoN. that
liz Railroad train. leave lip.iou ilaily, viz.
by Oh Colony, |. Providence. Is, Wof.
cesier, -: fitghburs. 9d, Lowell, ID;
Boston ard Maine, 30; aud Eastern, Il.
This. of course, includes MI the branches.
The same number Of trains return daily
aud mako a heavy aggregate Of business.
The charlottesville tYal "Jeirors.a;,pn
STATE. tha, the iIon. w'""'AH c. p,yrs,
onr late Minister to France WAS at Char.
,s,c,yille. Virginia, boxing .l'ry we'll
n ,.,,. !, as nj. opinicn. aes y TO ~
'lS-ss'A'i'an, that if the M .5,atos
should make an aiicmp, to ! saI Cuba,
France would interfere to prevent it, aud
declare war apa'--' a.. '''''ur'y.
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10
MIX I4sE :! 50 : k|.,;.l :. s,alII ssH
Mn. ArrLeroN's IlnERALlry.'

Mn, ArrLefoN's LlBERALIry.yQ- IN.
nouncing the death of SAMUEL Appleton,
a prominent citizen of Boston, the "Trans.
eriptp Of that city says
"IIis charitable donations for many years
have exceeded S25, 900 per annum While
he was distinguished for his great generosi.
ty Of character, aud his charities were cx.
tended with grca. lbeiaity. he had remark.
able practical wisdom and his gifts were be-
slowed with discrimination and sound jude'
mcnt truly surprising, Mr.. Appleton leaves
no children. \ widow aud large circle
Of other relatives however, viii hold his
memory dear
Washington telegraph., 1853-08-10


u Ina Il. Eppy, the cashier Of the
Spiritual Bank of Chicago who, a shor
time since, at the instance Of his wife. hrotl.
er, and others. was charged with being il.
sane. aud sent to tho insane asylum at Hat.
ford. Conn, was recently examined before
the County Court of Hartford, and dsmi's.
ed as ane, lie intends returning TO Ckt
cago and prosecuting some of those who
were instrumental in having him incareera.
ted. Their object. he AYERS, was ieobiain hi'
property, which amounts to atf 0,0Oo
FIRr AT DoAksyltlE-. ~ zi's 'fsetise
FIRE occurred at Doaksyillc, choeiaw Nation
on the l7lh ult, destroying the s,orc.hoases,
sood., books and papers Of McSsfs BERrl'
Lrrrr. .IoNrs. & CO.. and 6ArttSb Y Co
The loss ol the former is estimated at $50
OOo--upon which there was an insurance
Of sl0 000-and Of the latter firm S3o, 900
The fire is supposed to be the work of an in.
ccndiary.
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uinuIUAL TLLLGKAPH,a weekly paqer s.Pe'

- I'M ID ILILVI1-ll IT. d "tVAI. F1I-' =
~ --...-.
SHFEl. All Ho-th y = FeI anu oor ala -.e'' &
fr.r-..-.r 90
l.. rftrf 2 f+Io er o.
tf-s., PARTRIDGE EFT a. So go 3-oa-~i7 N'+ -
-TaMFID ENVtLOPE~-Ite sIb.crDe- Is pre-
= rrsc % tarr Hr~-l'ics te.-l- b. :
ere ,-v +. rtr1 t.- Llr- Of re -rrrler % -- ~
s,,d ,asy Q. foss fur Z % flg---l-- I'd Dr.
o. Of ctaT.r the star 80 rarcrrf "a ~ 4" -
Frvs lre Ns1uf e-1-sf " = 49,
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Chantes for Business Alen.

A RARE CHANCE to MAKE NONEY.- :. >. c1 o. e
"A low beng oaeTse 10 'eeure The eHeil',vs Ns-. q
with rely a el',rsv- a wherever n,'oiqesi o. :, 80
can a'te rn =, to so p.5 y nh. Soae 1-va IN
REQUIRED Any ,tefse ~ yer BF''d~y DAak' ''r4 ''
Tor sALE-STOCK Of DRY GOODS Location
ere otre l.t TIE -vi h' be- an . a hi ea., %
Zee -. 81 70 80, - 20 60 E d. = o paeo,y Do.e, =,
bcu.tt orcs,. cf AZ. and e. zoos on'er - a. 70 80
40 he bS.e.s re s sla; Of 'aosS
y.r exrersss Than '-a "ci F b. al'en
~, 80 i, 81 , M "a 9rept--tt 20 lt.
s,p.Yoi - ''-''- ''
FOR SALE-Tte stock Fixture lal Goodwill Of
'ers ~ e-y I'D Ice g, ~ s''ss' os''a @ pa,--
X ii it,r' 1ess --,A-.t y s.
Fer SALE-To Druggists, PuysicaDs, or others
sf,-. a., r.aals M,dsze ia.les Inltrs Of T. PAiSE'
ne-r.t ". ,,i' Brosaray.
COR sAIT-An old e. al shed corner Grocery,
Lcuors.d Feed sse chem IS Ne over soas p -avs re
c fefl particulars aurs o, tle store No iii 'ilv
LCR SALE One Of the best and largest Water.
Fners t ZION wheel three srse hnek Fseores z 49,
e. as an rrr rup Ioi' fl1',r ~ ot'ese ~lal -
-. nc ,..rs gly " sciesp nav fr f1rrs.r car.
r'-.'''' ''P2 "N'''' l''l''' NC" " fgLDOV
EIoCEkY STORE Tor SALE in one Of the best
- We 20 D. ',e ey "f -, ~ a. " ,5 ~ s ,,o,
tio oiln1u % ada.-se.r' Address FRA x Box W
NtIlLINkKY TO- SiLE--A well esta5l',hed pd-
W -., staa'rv te's i I'D 2r ,a., 2l''es' ~ see
sees'e " % eai t-ne " L {. 49, ''A 49, 4"o-u' "' VI"
STONE IBDGL HOUSE, rlVERION, kL-rae
y above house. -si'd .--n- 6ay ~ Oh. -a' d.
,rt. rasr ens 90 he c'raty IS 20" =. en- 'ls 'e.'oi
re-, y H. u,s bod,,. 'haui eVr e-r- Ifte Wiz 70
,o.pt si. 81 The .r..l '.T s oa
s'~a a. Le Il,' te5s' Se' bse.,,a a ~ ,, a
Boston hy rllrcso g. IA RIVER. sals zig nils -
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~ Reception 81 Prc-idrnt prrr- "a, Castle G1rieu
i'; e, g ,s n us ao9,8 nc o. fe,s
~ meycauulc Library A.-oc.st..n. TEE Ly,..J -,
Rsong WI Dol CO. "a ss~y rc ? sciDsA T. "a un.
Tic ~ % JNO 3 ODtLl. Record NJ se.--,-7.
~ I'etupTrr nee CDNk.ANr LODGE go b AN,t< 81
oiDhk - COP 51NAt AS "" '1 ,' 5.. ile
be - Ihi7 10. ~ f, "a rel9. 4 ID -,
spIesf r'ss Oood p,aAeis ad m 4r' are sTs "a So"
Wv Ccis, va $.
t. Temperance Alhasce Ten. lhsFe = % e ....'e
Psiseo ooref Of ,nd 5ty Ae '4se' 9 adifss' toe
~ Csrd-In ooa.cqu~ns q be v.c,ls arces winch hays
,.,ty oesred ~ hs Uub prints The DIRECTORS Of tls "A
CIFIC NAL sTEAMsHP COiPtNi Zee incum'sat on them
D. a. oose 'h4ttbi have not oucn1'd any combination with aoy
,, for the purpose s4b oR higher ae Of freight and pas
.. rey b tween Atlantic fors and Cafpianor do they
.,epste ay cobiDs;o sr puross being 10 coaHne
te attention solely tler own b"s~ ana u TO ift'poraton
f.aseun Gpece IN me safest aud Oh Ipes rnne pfcaoe
ne r consumed by land me Ihnns Of Paname
has been leDheue9 b. te greatly pcd bulk Of the mails and
IN. .asura the safeguard of the specie remedy for
d. viii be- oydtd 30 ests pitonoi the Panama Railroad
and IT, t. queu Of toe M Directors have always Az
c,estd reduction q freight md passage beeen CaJnia
Esw.l "a, Juyi lla WI. II. DAyIDGE, Secretary.
ss1 or slt Or.I Gisses Fals s,adl wood
80 Is,y S,tnsn &c.: sloes COulf G.; Dressing Case I'd
Casa $40 ,oi'ty % fnc Ances mey be tgaad he
cone Of sprns-st, under ,caolas Hotel.
~ st. NichoIns Bnildiug Association T4e Flssg!
k.hy Meeting % tis Association VII D." ho1 on THURSDAY
fikSnyf Bu. Gr-s. rJ Dj BJwefy
sf2.eock fab a. the ol No 10 Duane corner Of
Chsil H tbs fAEslNG, bcwceI - sld 10 h. or a. The
ns,tfg vii their me- ~ pi pyng the 1es
" J.. N'-''.A%i " ! 4e4--'l'
Rolf D. HakT. Secretary.
- A al EIIsLln4 Village a,Hor.ati0H, tbe IiGe
al HE FIu.hinG ifilroad iIof 900 '0ks Of ais
1.s,', y ifssly ciOse sklDAf. tue 5t Jug farte
rr,vsh m Ia slc me advantages cred
i,,.uite ~ 4efJfe tll dat
~ IN have maid tHsif l0stsu-rt Ted
80 o. {, Sa a fA.kEh o EGLo NJ 10 q "
~ Ua Newspapers for sale &c tls Ohes Prce y CENTS
rsI huldred. lngun- sh tofy.
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0hc i1nrl0's fair.
GsnERAL srPrr'N1lNDgNr's OFFICE,
fHr.as..ar go LII b.

T.
VII please .l wall be bic
ar cen so d. 10 tie C,stI Palace WEDNESDAY Of
r4.h b. their assigned
n0 ,JOds Will be
,,,N.,.o-r THURSDAY.
fraay taiJu will De received usual
I'M BA1tIELUEk. Secret OF -uporureaielts.
-t..t..s ,nvst MS
"a. .t M. s.o,,,ton Tar ,he xutbt.
II al N.,tion. NO no
80" ~ go n. m, Ism dAv ~ Univ
oI, ,b, i,,noun,e ca. Drscofs
Ia Bu.aing
~ It, ~ ,b,,l BE- have epr+d "a they believe FULLY
-..ti,g md s1t ecs u. ss Il the rullc
,,,. or afford
att am N. MANN ana
90 tsn,aa iuuu haze ucccd tho Of the Suu0
Is v ,p teail, 0n, beyond what ily
unrr0se. fNhfgu1a.
beef aft. Al, ne
a., -is H., ma no d-. as sr. , ,ulns OF Attractive the
er,,f. ,ve Dcpai,l.t + HlertIsg aud G-
~ . "A M h.. A. ..t.c Ell - the county been en
vsd .,afte VA Is uu M OF most galuabo ona
- Gef,n oi ne n,n,rl rosouoes Of 'hs q uaty.
d. ft fAQib az an earlier psroo
hpt ~ novelty cid aicacg 81 the q high
ss'H, o. t d,f ha rroae ID igay sa na bsea ipr,c
tt the Dir cfUs Notwithstanding l- utmost vigilance, and
she d,se to an0uoct opening az an eaeI day
H. do, general character OF the fhbion the fofur
ff.af ff VI
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Justrurtiou.

DOOK.KFEPNG.--C. G. MARSH's Counting
- RON, kf tho practice Of Boob keeping No S9s Besd~sy
suSes ar, notifed day. practice N Ehsss reoH "'s
r.ys OF stsdy sse~heTe. Cal fer circulars
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing 70 hsd an Ins]s as
,, IN wheh god order nzint<nsd By real nneses -
i.., rovsrsenf sezrsd By thoroaEh insruefloa "
~ ,sz CeuG<rsl and Cl.as sesos ~ fesn1a6 49,
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Goasee To Eel.

DOOM 10 LE1-Whh steam Poglr-0ne large
IA nom 81 By 70, hgted A'o several mailer rooms " ID
OF y one Of ., rs. ..o ODD ,s .. AVP'
BLOOMS 10 LET, with STEAM 20 WHR.-Seyeral
Ia very c,arte oms f9n 3 by . 10 3 By I5 ossf the
.hq C'on ~stst .s lA,ai.s ana scr So'a HpsJ
SIEAM POWER 10 LET The whole or part Of
- sey baos Factor AZ EhlihehPor, y j. With a
By aS Fo' nam e;n be 10 fA4 'H1e+ 1s i sI f'
C1ORE in BR JADWAY-rO let, the first loOr and
~. ssts. ATp.yto HEsMrH Co, s.. Il Broalway
STLAM PCWER-l0 or - horse-to Let cheap,
y d. ssis ser 3hss, Or PARIkiDGF 10 800 5rosd~ay.
THE WHOLE or PART of PARTIALLY FUR
i NlsHtD CGTAGE 70 LIT - In tho most eun'le
ma beautiful psr Of the city c1s to thlv and rea so
Toe tse e9ta, 81 a 5on h 1rd ,ad % ca o%s;
k.g Alcht,ct, &C 80 - 3osoEsy.
TO LITTLE second story OF House No. % Greene
It o ,ss Of z ;A rs ' TX i Rsas .5 osr
.s' as'' o''A A" '''iS' a No. ~ ' meat .
y>O LEI-Part Of q beautiful Home or House fur
.ed Or unu,lshed - io~ tero Boa'd so Tor young a
''I o. Bqsyu is - n oso, ride from Nsi0 Address
V,O LET-For Manufacturing purposes together with
teen, owet large Rooms Eo6 well Ashted ooe the
tls,mept third story OF building cor Ethst and 5tha'
TOLET-Tbe iye.story brown stone front Store No
Isl Boutr 'front.' BY a feet deep oseent and counter
sss en- md sasIsnsy built Two large the
.f,rv Coon wae fixtures &C. e5mple.e. AO Tor toe
Hsue anc Lot kyiuztcast and LIT > BY
llf "a ssth,t For lOrnton, Inquire o. CAs
B TsPPAN, No.lI RiviIston-ss
TO LET-A brown stone front House, pleasantly
stu.,ee in brooklyn rent s7eo Cottage Sorh BrooSyu
r.ut ST. Also South Cokyn $40 stores - -f 10
upper Broaday. gro cue d. 10 Brooklyn, n back 100
$40 Rooms paris Or Hous 70 let Inquire Of s. TOWNS
Esd, No, = Sss..sst, Up star.
TO LET-N I'll lighted Rooms With or without
4 seaTs-Powsr. Of sny Inquire Of G a. slMOS5OS No
tSl LeW-EsL
rINO LET or LEASE-Three large, convenient and
herdule broEn Paate.F h1rcE Houss tua.ec "a
ave cf-p Ferry. These Ho1sss htsd
o. expressly CONTAINING every e9lFel
tch vsTdotes cstirCs nEes heailf sppsf.-. e. d
irs Chandeliers. - sos- MAJ tsA &C
T. parors three With cur .s tnz aosn ni
t-eeut bsy The TIE .0ts hu1dfed let
boDe r tie above hotrs g b sold At bsrzn. Apply
Oh MILT GORsUCH 90 . sglh 7thsr, Peek SIP Ferry
NIihlusbuIEh
ITO MANUFACTURERS BRASS and IRON
EOr-SUFRS 6c-Ths advertiser being shout
sT.sne rrot ert, " " anstr b large
csres pare kOus .t or
igrt poae p-olft llplarOE !Df pernanen. Dud1es
n - ottsired read and
ron .ne convenient . al s
M = Gortinz on rseu tn5 isnty eJnmodlDus 10 ~
81 srse b.ussel n property surp-see 70 -
ev,f.ass Al -Le tOpry interest % sone ban
80 cor fuctd the pres tken Akfsesoe Alf
Iposspsld D NJ, Box No. IA InD1ae Office.
ITO KENT-Those hne large, airy capaciOus and well
h.hfsd Roous for q the building o. ne soFe
Baus Possession gwen dsey. Apply th hlnoyf o-f
n az The Office the Ohio Life Insurance and IrlA CopAy
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1ouses manteo.

HOUSE WANTED-A two or three-story House
nDed IN m. uuper p.-t tn e;y wet q Br'sdway 4.
- - -ea..rtv o.tsd az rent nodsrate Que hayns house
Se.crtor Of good tsasot ~ -edressns w.
~ m - No ~ Po-t,Oace, with terms and o>ston-
WANTED 20 HIRE-A Furnished House in the up
w 81 rs N he CITY; Be in good aeighhorhsod; email
bop.. 55rsserTes Aads-ss Bsx 100 PoS oaiee-
VxYLNTI Din September, new House above Hous-
w OF ReB 500 800 two story he 1ss preferred
asdr,~ b Pest Ofhee, box No z4sl
VXyANTED--The second story I'd House suitable for
w f.ngy eonsstng Of Ouy Location desired Be-
tween 10Th .sd tss and "a .ad hsv. Adsss W. NJ
"a. No u knbu1s Office, xssss terms, ke
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Cost ano founo.

Cost an6 founo.
DOY LOST-GEORGE EDWIN SMITH. aged -
- t bis Fs'bes House Bl1osyu Thansssn Day,
I5o lie Sna Of his far complexion, two arse
Erd the u rs head Cc1m-
The belief that be Abducted kdrs The
ihss who
rtspeclg led VII greatly relieve BIS suffering Pe.se
tCdrtss $ Tribune Ofce. HENRY CHIT TENOEN No 3
Blosdw ay. his taher, THOMAS SMITH. Ggiord, Coan.
TOT ND-On the 3d-av., on Tuesday the 5th inst.
FROCK COAT. The have proving property
Ta,s re expenses Of adveTslns Apply No g Nstassl
I OST or STOLEN-The following NOtes-One note
IL dsir5 Jan pery = 1853 dawn by Uhsde Psrsoi Co.
payable order snd b. nil-s-d
l. les s. $40 drA BY Utsd-
Pes Lake payable their order aud - them niassei
the above hss BEEN stopped al peou. orod
regocGlLg The GEORGE o. LAKE No al Broadway.
I OST Wednesday the 18th inst, 10 Broadway, Mas
Il NAls. SMALL PARCEL containing cerih
GOODS rer ship rGe Wind Il tn nuder
the papes tie No 553 Broadway bsra,
b. trouble III TIE thanks OF the The papers
have checked and viii 5e Of the fndsr
q on REWARD.-LOst on the 18th inst, about the
RSO OF Broadway and Clnast Pocket book
$40 bis the MAnhstau Bant and eeeite.
TIE shove reward W Be paid
to ROBERT lR slS, No. Maidenane.