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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31

HE LATE STATE ELEcTIoNs.-As near as can
be sscertained, tue following is the result of the
late State elections:
.fiubdma.-John A. Winston DEM, Governor.
The delegation in Congress stands 6 democrats
and whig. The Legislature is democratic
+ Kentucky.-The delegation in Congress is as the
old one, wings. The Legislature is whig.
I'ennes ee.-Andrew johnson, DEM, Governor.
Members of Congress are democrats and 3
wings.
North CarOIina.-The delegation in Congress is
democrats and wings.
I'erds.-Members of Congress all democrats.
There were candidates for Governor, demo-
Gratis and l whg, and the official canvass can alone
decide who is elected.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31

q A movement is 90 foot to impeach Judge
Finn of Cincinnati. There s another corrupt To-
cofoco judge who ought TO be impeached, and we
hope 10 see movement instituted in that direction
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The PEOPLE EMovlNe.-A Peoples Maine Law
ticket was put in nomination in Columbiana Coun-
ty on the 9th inst.
A fusion of the Wing and Free Soil parties of
Ashtabula county, similar basis, is now in pro-
gress.
A call for q Peoples Convention, numerously
signed, based upon the Maine Nav, is published
in the Cleveland papers. The Convention is to be
held on the 3rd of September.
A ticket has been put in nomination in Portage
County, composed jointly of Wings and Free Sui-
ers, who are right on this qustion.
Matters begin to look as though the ''State would
be swept" this fall-W. r. Transcript.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-The number Of
intermer.ts yesterday were 2l9-200 of which
we're Of yellow fever. The inlerments ,c-
day number l54 OF elbow fever.
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The Steamer Wisconsin Rum Into
and Sunk--No Lives Lost.

About o'clock last night, the steamer Wiscon-
sin, as she was her way TO Sandusky, was
struck in the bows by the propeller Brunswck,one
mile east of West Sister light. She sunk in five
minutes No lives lost no damage to the pre-
Deller.
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Samuel Lewis at Esavenna

The State Committee have announced
appointments for Mr.. Lewis on the Reserve.
He is to speak in Ravenna, on Monday,
September fifth.
We are requested to say that the meet
ing will be held at the Court House, and
will be called to order at one o'clock PM
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For County Surveyor,
RUGGLES BOSTWlCK,
of Ravenna.

When the Star is sent to those who are
not subscribers, they may be assured that
no charge will be made.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31

The precept, KNOW yourself" was not solely
intended to obvate the pride of mankind; but like
wise that we might understand our own worth.
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L.nnIsylrI Aug. "a

LouIsvlLL, Aug. u.
TnE YELLOW FEVER ON THE INCREASE IN
New ORLEANs.-A private despatch from rel-
able says, that the number Of deaths at noon
Saturday, were over 3l5, and yesterday over 800.
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ANTI-SLAyERY BuGLE.-This paper has been
enlarged, and appears in dress. The True
Democrat in speaking of this improved appearance
of the Bugle says:
1T is worthy of full and fresh garb, for it has
SOUL Differ may from it, there it is-bright
with the panopoy of truth, and ready TO die for it.
Heaven increase the spirit which strives 10 it and
through 1.-THE spirit Of independtmt thought and
action in the indiDidual, of fearless freedom of
speech, and bold defence of it."
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Township Committees.

AtTGter.-Levi Johnson, John Mansfield.
.4urora.-Samue Elder ]. H P. Cannon.
Brimfe'd.-Rodolphu Bard, Erasmus Needham
Horaiio L. Carter.
CAarlesfown.-Jacob l.. Coe, Leverett Norton
Edward Knapp.
DeeIfeid.-A. Bushong, J. NJ. Day, Peter
Hartzell.
Edinburgh.-E. B. Higley, NJ. F. Spellman.
FTankttn.-SylVester Higgins, Thomas Earl
David L. Rockwell.
Freedom.-J. S. Delano, Lyman Bryant, D. c.
StockwelI.
GarreitsyiAe.-Dr. A. NJ. Sherman, S. Taylor
Jr.. Willis Hall.
Hram.-Carnot Mason. Francis Strong, John
UdalI.
.Mantua.-Sylvester Reed, L. S. Bidlake.
.N'eison,-Orrin Smith, Lucius Taylor, BENZ. S
Tinker.
Paris.-Daniel B. Cuts, Brainerd Selby, Jr.
II. S. Chapman.
Rllmyra.-Joseph Smith Thomas R. Williams
Francis Lewis.
Randolph Chauncy Harmon, James Collins
]. P. Gilman.
Rauenna.-Geo. Messenger. ]. S. Herrick, H
A. Hall.
Rootstown.-John S. Parsons, J. T. Catlin
Reuben Russell.
ShalersriHe.-Dr. Justin Hays, F. A. Miller
Albert Underwood.
Sireetsboro.-O. E. Hannum, Asher Seward
Alden M. Pease.
SlDfeld.-James Wright, Peter Lepper, Smitl
Baird.
Windham-Joseph Angel, DR.. T. C Appegate
WIN. G. Adams.
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THE OHIO STAR
LYMAN w. HALL, Editor.
frs. HELEN l. BOSTWICK, Regular Contributor
Es A v Il " N A ,
Wednesday, August 81. 1853.

Ee A y II ~ N A !,
Wednesday, August 81. 1853.
Free Democratic State Ticket for
1853.
For Governor,
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK,
of Lake County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM G. GRAHAM,
of Franklin County.
For Treasurer of State,
J. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
Of Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER X. WATSON,
of Seneca County.
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALoNZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
For State Commissioner of Common Schools,
LORIN ANDREWS,
OF Franklin County.
Peoples County Temperance Ticket
For Board Of Equalization,
SlLAS CROCKER,
of Shalersville.
Far Representative,
CALEB BROWN,
of Deerfeld.
For Commissioner,
FREEMAN UNDERWOOD,
Of Brmfeld.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE w. ATWOOD,
Of Freedom.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
HORACE FL. WILLARD,
Of Palmyra.
For Directors of County Infrmary,
ELI P. KING. of Ravenna.
! FREDERICK WILLIAMS, of Shalersyille.
For County Surveyor,
RUGGLES BOSTWlCK,
of Ravenna.
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p The Portage County Hhg. uppenrs in
now dress, and under name it being now
entitled q The HOME COMPANION AND WING. ;,
Florus B, Plimpton is announced as assistant ed-
tor. Our neighbor will accept our congratulations
upon this substantial evidence of thrift and pros
perty.
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How is This!

1t is said Mr.. Deputy Sheriff Heriff refused to
receive drunken fellow into Jail last Thursday
night at the hands of the Marshal. How is this?
The Tom Thumb Law then, can't have the use
of the County Jail. Then give the Maine Law,
and Deputy sherff's will probably soou learn their
duty.-Ohio Star Aug. "a.
We learu that we abored under msapprehen-
sion, when we penned the foregoing last week. and
we hasten to make correction that no injustice
may be done in the prem misses. 1t seems that Mr.
Herf did not know any thing about the drunken
| fellow.' The nisapprelension occurred in this
way: Marshal Matthews took the Bogus culprit,
Sherman, to the Jail during the night of Thursday.
The Deputy Sheriff hesifated about receiving him,
whereupon long parley ensued. Sherman was
finally received into the Jail, the Deputy remark
ing that he would not receive another prisoner at
that hour of the night" Marsl a Matthews in de-
failing the said, that but for the refusal
of the Deputy to open the Jail he should have
jugged the drunken ow,'-h ON which we
received the impression, erroneously, it now ap-
pears, that Mr.. Herff was spoken 10 on the SUBJ
ject of receiving the drunken man..
| By the way, we are informed that Sheriff Wood
dard takes the ground that he is rot obliged to open
the jail, ior the reception of offenders under the
liquor. or other village ordinance. How is this
Are right now? We pause for reply?
The People will understand how much our Tom
Thumb ia,cs are worth, if the powers that be-
| can, under vRrious pretences successfully throw
! obstacles ir the way of their enforcement.
| We repeat, then, give the Maine Law, and
officials willprobaby soon Iearutheir duty orbe per-
mitted to retire the quiet shades of private lfe
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WBEEP AT NUMBER FlVE.-A chapter
Il in the life of city pastor by II. Trusta.
For sale at HALL's Book STORE.
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q 4 II. Tr,sta, author of Peep at No Five-Sanny
Side-Ten Taie-liitty Brown Sc. Forsale at
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G=V' Grace Greenwood, Miss Sarah Jano Clark)
was in Cleveland Monday.
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FEyELL Tailor Home Secrets, told by
n old Travellers by II. Trusta author of Sunny Side.
&c &C. at HALLS Book STORE.
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r The Central Committee, pursuant to a
resolution Of the Peoples Convention, have appoint
ed the Township Committees SO far as they have
been able. 10 several townships, owing to their
limited acquaintance they were not able to desig-
nate the third member of the Committee. In all
such cases, they request the Committees TO fill
their own vacancies and forward to the Chairma n
of the Central Committee, the names of the indi-
vduals whom they appoint, that full and com
plete list of the township Committees may here
after be published. The list it stands is US
follows:
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SUNNY SIDE-er the country Ministers
~ wife by the author of peep at No Fife-TeA Tale.
&C. For sale at HALLS Book STORE.
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q HADY SiDE-or Life in country Par
~ sonage, by Pastors wife. This volume should be
in every family in the land. Many have received
light from the perusal of this book. All may do
full supply can always be found at.
HAMS Book STORE.
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81 PIRlr RAPPlNGS UNVEILED-an ex--
- pose the origin History, Theology and ph;osn-
ply, OF communications from the Spirit World. With ma
merous illustrations be found at
HALLS Book SroRr
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From she ris.s D,a.oenar.
From The 1izss Deas0eraT
Important Lesier---NET. Giddings'

= 4rviews.--The OEive Branch.
Dudley Baldwin, ESD, well known as one OF
our woihiest and most liberal minded citizens,
handed to as yesterday, q letter to him from ),
r. .Giddings, on the subject Of fusion OF par
lies, which will be found IN another coann
Thu. letter Is large III its spirit and liberal in
its feeling It proposes 10 exact nothing IRON
party, and to do nothing for party. 1t seeks
indeed, 10 strangle the pride and prejudice anG
bitterness growing out OF il, to crush every mar
row sentiment of distrust or Of Suspicion: in
short, to gather oil liberal men into one fold
concentrate their power for the good OF the
Stale and the Nation. instead Of wasting ii III
frivolous personal disputes or idle and harsh
political wrangles.
What he would DO, and whnt he wishes 10
be- done, Mr.. Giddings makes exiPlc" eii'"s"'
when he declares, as,all hee-soiiers We hopo
are ready to declare, that the moment esseh'iai
ptincio,es are honestly and earnestly asserted
by wings and Democrats. that moment 1.-THE
Free Democracy would disband." 1t is not
struggling for party. 1T does not care Tor
Office. Only let the end it seeks be manfully
maintained, and il will be content 10 aid without
seeking to lend, or without asking, or cafing
for, any s,afiJn. The fact, that Mr.. Giddings,
and Free Soilers of Ashtabula take this ground,
when they are in an absolute maiority in their
!. county, is.conciusives proof Of the sincerity o
these, our declarations.
We are awareihat suspicious men may Goubt
and will doubt, and that pariizans, knowing
those who distrust, may work upon them by
distorting phrases Or misaPplyiDg facts. But
the independent among Democrats and Wings
will see that there can be no mistake as 10 the
purpose of this fusion; it is honestly meant
aud il carried out as it should be,t conno fail II
strengthen progressives, and advance the princi
pies which they cherish. Indeedif liberal minded
men willionly ask of each other, vherein do 'c'
: agree. and act in a corresponding spirit towards
each other, the cause of Right is sure TO tri
umph.
We commend Mr.. Giddings' letter to al
such and trust that his advice may be cordially
received as we know it 10 be honestly given.
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HNERN LEAVES, from Fanny's portfolio,
- is yet for sale at
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"EADLY'S WORKS Washington and
n Il his Generals. VOLS Napoleon and his Marshals
2vos Life of Empress Josephine, with splendid por-
trait. Women of the Bible. Sacred Mountains Sacred
Scenes and Characters, &c., &c. at
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31

N EW POE Er,-The Poems of the New Po.
" et Alexander Smith, are for sale at
Halls Book STORE.
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~ APLEION.-A Temperance tale. A
4FA new Book just published and one of The best
things out Just received and for sale
August 10Th, 1858. Halls BOOK SroRg.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-31

REMOCRACT IN AMERICA, by De-
EE Toequeyifle.
Pacific and dead expediton.
Wilkes Lynch, &c.
Millnans Gibbans Rome volumes.
Humes History of England 6 vol.
McCauly's vols,
For sale at UAitS Book sToEr
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XN7 7HlTE SLAVERY iu The barbary States,
w by Charles Sumer, beautifully illustrated at
HANS Book SroRr
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VIM. McMeans. Cashier Springfield Bank;
H. P. Espy. Cashier Champagne County Bank
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SPEECHES OF JOSHUA X. GIDDiNGS
- in Congress, with portrait at -
Hntps Roow Srop-
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For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.

For State Commissioner of Common Schools,
LORIN ANDREWS,
of Franklin County.
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" EART HlSf0RlES,' and Life Pictures
MMhyT, s. Arthur, the best anthot in America.
RAlLas Eo5k SIlyeE>
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INSTRUCTION.

A GENTLEMAN OF THE HIGHEST REspECTABILI-
N best references and competent tescber the
the French and German languages wishes TO nnt "
comforts OF home, In respectable American amU VIE
bis tuition would he considered remuneration Tor Do Ad
New York or vicinity. ADDRESS Artist, Herald once
11HE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT PRAcIi,ALLx
| Nv Partisan testshly the best 10 learn
living LANGUAGE with facility aud prcmptness . 70 seess -,
No Charlton STREET on Prince, West brosuWN a
for French conyersao,. will be held from WY si
every evening" between and osioGe, % nv praesioo
There WIN also class or be .ianer Terms Al
NORTH or 50 Including stte aar'p On BOW sss'ss w
"a suk
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STOLEN GOODS.

SToIFN-A GREY MARE, ABOUT FIFTEEN HANDS
y high, watch eyed. Also, wagon and harncsswnson
painted orecr wooden dash; lght harnoss with fancy
irdic Nto binders Was hired from the subscriber by
On the !th inst togo Youers and the
reformation tAe aboye property viii
i6tratIaly Nod afd iibcrsly rewarded ~ c0EKLIN
ILlLE NcQC Houeton street. or III rad iJ3 Atterley
strost. 49, - 49,
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DANCINsa ACAOEMIE~,

DR0oKLYN- WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, log
ID Orange street T. two gontle-
viii he received Tuesday and Friday evenings, to
complete limited class forming This less will be
taught all q dances a course of lcssons.,
DANCING MR.. L. BRoOKES ACADBIY, 36i
IL Broome street will continue open during al tho
very few lessons necessary TO render tho pupil
most excellent dancer
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10 mn .ann LOAF on THB MORTGAGE
Bonds az the Illinois Ceutrd hsth

800 oss 81 Ss n nMs d.s s
s IN %; Bss ss.:. ~ :. 81:
sS Ssssr SnS 70 b. srss !. ;sn :; on: aid
s' s II ,ss y Of ssS yoTa n. sn, s.y Ap
S Ga %, w ~ p ~ sas
October IL each a. TIE Of per peg
These bonds ar-, sad only mortgage
four m,ss in length and Of two aliOs laats
constructions.
The whole ro.s is sndss contract. and Lara, force
s h by Is. January nss and
% she ~ tire line during the year 80 aeout
ior a, the lev rates ruling one year siISs
enc no constantly arriving st New York and New sr-
The rno bonds which pan issued under shs
been already uss CHASED 1''''s :" 'oiaf' "oA
In S s ssas sas M sssr
y" ''"' ''a's' ''..'....'...'.. oIeoos
Total. .sis 7ss COS
The somgasy win Civ. 70 sAes this io.s
sa . e .ss' .ss ss 10y s::
500 eaeS s6ce sassesissa ssS
y h
.asd son Of such as be rsaarsS
~ The drsetors not sx eesns she inc. called
company night any the bonds
- any time lefore maturity payment OF che amount
thereof with swent, per cent and any accrued IN
proposal w DO received 81 rate less thsA pss as1
the company the reht " accept proposals TOT Aoe
any portion Of the amount
Ten Of the Allotted to each suosorsss
will he required nooa OF the of his proposals.
and the balance called FOR by the directors exceed
ing ten per cert monthly subscriber however
NJ his option in full receive his bonds
time. II any subscriber, whose bid Is accepted shall
prefer in lieu Of the cent bonds hereby offered -
six bonds Of the character
respect those seusd fer the London Loan Of 900
Eheh ntersst and principal viii be payable In London -
tne rate OF four shhngs sterling TO the dol
lar such bonds Will he issued but In sncb the ubso
Dor will be required ths
rate TO wit eos Sd bond OF 81 600 Tbs
stock appropriated to such subscription VIII be also regis
tered in London the and fitions
that registered there preferred ts and div
dends thereon being payable there At the rate Of
change.
Interest sl in all be adjusted payment Of ths
snail instklMent4
~ sns ofnss q ahs Company DO wsm trsss e. IA a.
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company
Reports documents showing tho condition 81
the tbs progress OF the work and all
formation relative it's affairs and prospects, be ss
snsd application the Treasurer personally or BY lse
Ter. Ey order Of the Beard of Dire tors.
ROBERT SCHUYLER President,
DAVID A. NEAL, vieo President
W. p BURRA IL Treasurer, Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD fComnittvs.
MORRIS KETCHUMs
JONATHAN STURGES.
Esw York, April q l1s.
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DENTAL INSTITUTE. So RRoa pWAY OPE
~ ratoDp in surrca meclaEi Al dentistry oyeoutsd
With t AID Cteritv Nv Drs oconner and 6cturrv,
-. most reasonable terms sveth sxtrAssvd ~
The night
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Else TILAwEpUD

A CARD.-TnE UNpRRsIGt I'd. MANUFACTURER
o. goia psss ane gold ADD silver pencil aud
Hsbenssd wodd very respectfully the public that
they Are opep,ns AZ their retail store 27 Irving House
brosoway assortment Of hne stationery Of
cest importation which In tbor
ment o. superior gold pens and pencils enables
equip tEemseyes VITA pens ink paper Of
peror 10 previously offered In this city A gACI ~
4 Co. No. IL Maiden lace, and III Broxaway
A RARE CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE -RFADJNc,s
II patent power shelter and separator: oapactv 7
bushels per hourThe lest cheapest and darable ma
cline invented for the purpose selling rapidly where
introduced Now ready for operation any time at
gS Wet Thirty seventh street Also stovrs patent
for drying grain paints &c Call and them
patent rights win be sold at such prices will for
tuues TO those suitably situated 20 purchase Apply 10
tween and II A. b., and 2 and p. n. to WILLIAM
READING, offoe 20S West Thirty seventh street Resi-
dence 20 West Fortieth street
A MEXICAN FLUID MAGNFSIA-AN AGRgEA BILE
n safe and refreshing prng aperient for delicate fe
males and ehdrsn particularly suited 90 this season as i
ousn'ss To he had mt Rings, 1872 Broadway; Rushto-
Clark Co., do: Dellue do Mihau do and Sands, Fu
ton street. HOLBRo0KE MARTIN CO., No l57
Broadway
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RESTAURANTS.

no LET-1HR ASToR PLACE RESTAURANT, ISL
E.faGEG,. -. gaoen il IN ndrel feet ds9g, WIN
several pryrie supper rooms; handsomely attsd and
partly fuirshcd.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

R0ABDING-PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD
ID he obtained in first class house, with all the mo
den Improvements Apply ut West Twenty second street.
between Filth and Sixth
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TEAS.

TEAs.--IT IS NOW OPEN.-THE GREAT TEA MAR.
i ket, No l, to corner of Chambers and Chatham
strees-Ths Is the for the dealer and
buy their tea Tho advantages derived by purchs,
above only be thoroughly understood by trial that
alone will tell the tale
THE OLDESTABLIsHED TEA WAREHOUSE or THE
i New York and China Tea Compan,, in Catherine
street. have hand excellent In for dol
lar Also their much admired coffee roasted by steam
improved principles Ten pounds for ST. az Catherine
street opposite Monroe. CHRISTIANSON co.
TIVE NORTH RIVER WAREHOUSE OF THE NEW
l. York and China Te, Company, 2i Greenwich street.
(old No. Families hotels and dealers will do we'll
chasing above. Hundreds OF small boxes Of good
quality aud low In price. Steam tsted coffee good
ten pouId 10 for dollar; less by THE hundred
CHRISTIANs0N co.
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ArPICH PANAMA. KAILRoAD COMPANY, NO. "
~ hto.a..y.IEsw York. APra n isssIThs axsh =
M stock Of the above company will be payable Of the once
Board Of Directors. A. HOFfnAN, Treasa4e9.
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CLOTHING.

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTnD.-
Persons desrous Of vsrtng their east % articles
into cash fair price by sending for the subsss
her at his residence, or through ths Post once:
L. N. DUSSELDORF No, Is En stessA
N. B.--Ladies attended TO hv Mrs Dusseldorf
|uOTHJNG AND FURNITURE wANrED.-kADIx1
gentieu having dispose Of receve AfAR
cash sending the II West Broadway place
Canal street. and 50 West broadway, BY letter
post adrrsssed TO CouKN ladies attended 10 BY ns
Cohen
CksT.oTF CLoTHING;-TWo THOUSAND D0LLARS
worth wanted The highest cash price will be literally
current for large and small lots Of good
left clothing Of every description Address through
store, No. IL Orange street, near Chatham.
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TRAVELLERS TO ENGLAND. FRANCE, SWITZER-
i land, Germany, Belgium and Holland will positively
much time and trouble by paying $2 mot TWEEN
t five cents the compotors mistake made appear in
previous publication and taking the advice Of the adver
tiser c. s.. box 24GU Post Office N. B-Mr "Notgreenn
after interview of five minutes would be convinced that
said advice for s5 would be to him valuable than
the twenty cents his tho advertiser who
them at his disposal for days. after which time poor
person will be bcnef tied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-31

MONEY LENT ON GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
M Diamonds jewery silver and plAtad and psrsonal
description by John Levy pawnbroksf
Sixth avenue two doors above Fourth street removed
from 299 East Broadway. MA private entrance By
ripsinr the hall bell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-31

OAaE, BACON 4 CO.. BANKkRs SAN FRANCISCO
CaExcbAngs London, valparaiso, and the principal
cities OF che United States for sale In sums TO suit Cee
lions made 1t San or In the ntrror Of The STAT.
proceeds promptly remitted Refer " and draw tho
Exchange Bank Eesrs- Duncan. Sherman c.,
New Y ork
transfer books Of ths Company will be closed nom ~
WI. H. DAvJDGH Sscrsta9Y.
PsoiAs Mall stsamshp Company. New York. Nay ~