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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

YouEo pias,--Have an eye to these when
they first begin to cut tho SlOpS from the dairy,
Sour milk Is apt TO make them Soour, and this
complaint Is oIlon fatal to them. II they live,
growth is stopped, and all that they eat does
Them no good. know OF noremedy for this
disease, and would, therefore, advise 10 uSo care
10 prevent It. Let them Tor lims have sweet
skim milk, corn, and free range In pasture,
IL possible, aud wsNn them gradually.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

It IL stated in tho Alton Telegraph, That Mr..
Heating, the Superinle ndtm oF tho Alton and
Springfield Railroad, left Alton on Tuesday noon
for Chicago by the Alton, Springfield and
Bloomington road, and returned to Alton ON
Friday ii noon, after trNnSOoting business at
Chicago. This 10 quick travelling. He reach.
cd Alton, II 10 stated, twenty -four hours eurler
than passengers who left Chicago with him,
and who eumO through by tho steamers down
the Illinois.
BY September, when the connection Is mOdo
by railroad from Bloomington to LAsAlle, we Pre-.
sums passengers may leave here, and reach
Chicago In less than twenty hours. Mr.. Keat-
lug went from Alton to Chicago In twenty.
sight hours, part oil the way BY Stags.OOuOh,- -
| TSt, Louis Intel,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

The Texas gold discoveries are SSid to be .
humbug,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

Two prisoners escaped from the Illinois pen
Tertiary last Monday.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
From tie M Sterling ChrOnOiyps,
hAlrsad Matters,

We learn, from rumor, that the Chief
Engineer Of the M. l. s. Railroad company, il
now engaged in surveying tho route, from Ma.
Piles 10 Hannibal, through Pike county, and
that the above company are, alSo, securing tho
right OF way, for the purpose Of building the
road through, Under the general law provided
the n. Q, Il. h. Company do not take immediate
steps 10 connect with their ROAD, which is How
completed, and on which the cars are running,
TO MeredOSia. II, as has bseR ntimatsd by tic
"Whig," the Quincy Co. intended 10 let the
MeredOIia road rest without making any effort
for lie completion, before next spring, and the
Morgan Co., in the meantime, break ground,
under the general law, and progress with the
work through Pike, there can b. no reasonable
doubt, a. to their obtaining special charter
from the Legislature whoa L ASSEMBLIES, should
they ask It, =
This matter, u the MeredoslG road, IA draw.
ing rapidly 70 AfOcuS, and u the people Of Quln.
ey wish to SsSurSths etosSlng ofthts Rteat cen.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

RENEpT ron BOrS IN HoRsES.--A writer Of
the Southern CuliUaiOr gives the following sin.
pie remedy tOr bots, which II administered in
lime, he calls Nh almost infallibls remedy.
DrsncA freely with sweet milk aud molaSsus,
(Sugar or honey will do) we'll shaken together.
CONTINUE It, bottle every 10 or 20 minutes, un.
III the animal becomes easy, then give quart
btttlS full Of strong salt wafer, followed SOON
alter with quart Of castor oil.
tiI idle TO, give anything 10 kill the bots
when In the horse. ThS only plan il ~ carry
them OE--thiS sweet drsnoh will do. They
seize on II grssdily and Oil themselves in little
while In salt and water they will lie dormant
for days together, and in this state the oil will
carry them Of.
A good many valuable horses have died re.
Gently Ia this Vicinity. The lives Of most OF
them might have been saved, II the above very
simple remedy had been promptly administered.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

The body Of II man named Hugh MOntOniOh
was found in the Illinois river ut Dwell Bar,
on the l7lh.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23

AWKWARD MlsrAKE,-A hns stone church
was lately built in Missouri, upon the facade Of
which stone cutter was ordered ~ cut the FOL.
Lowing insoriptiOni my house Shall BE- call.
cd the muse Of prayer" He was referred, for
accuracy, 10 the verso OF scripture In which
these words occur, but unfortunately he tran.
soribsd, to tho scandal Of society, the whole
verse, my house shall DO called the house Of
prayer, but yS have made Il den Of thieves"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-23
1AiLnoAp 70 NAPLES.

8aAkA9AA
II will be seen, from an article taken from the
Mt. Sterling chrOnOiyps, that the Morgan and
sahgamOn Railroad Company Is using, or about
10 use the most efficient means 10 secure q con.
nSoton with the Hannibal and 81. Joseph Rail.
road. The actual commencement Of surveys,
the securing Of the right Of way, and the follow.
Ing Of this up by the work Of construction I'm.
der the general law, will, as the ChrOnoIyps 70.
marks, secure The charter at the meeting Of the
next Legislature, and, II not, The road can be
built without a charter. From The spirit Of the
Chronotypeb article Il would seem that the on.
snisS Of the Pike county road are thinking quite
seriously Of dcsPuirinSly abandoning their OppO.
position. The following remarks Of the Pitts.
field Free Press will throw further light upon
the condition Of niISiu there, and give better
insight into the spirit Of the ChrOnOtyps'O arti.
Gle was wrilteni
Northern Gross Ralrsad
| In another column we publish nn article In re.
gard 10 this road from The Mount Sterling Chro.
notype. II Is easy 10 be seer,, moi wilhslundinR
the dspunk" displayed that the writer has about
concluded that ihs "Ltule Brindlu" has been
"sold" The writer Il, w0 discover, well In.
formed as 10 the movements OF tho friends OF
the Pike county Railroad, who were never more
active than at present.
In this connection we would mention q cor.
tain celebration which toOk place nj Mt. Sterling
upon tho defeat If the Pike clailorj and al
which there we're given Three groaHs for Pike"
Tho people oG Brown should hn,4 reserved
these grOans Tor their own day OF adversely.
| .a..=--=a..-.aa-... -.
Al banquet recently given to the President
and Cabinet in Philadelp hia, the Secretary 81
War. Col Davis, took occasion to express biz
opinion that Congress should assist In the con-
struotlon Of n railroad 10 the Pacific. lie wal
a strict Constilutionalift, and within the limltI
Of tho Suites would touch nothing, but between
the States nnd the SLOPE Of The Pacific, there
was necessity for a raj roOd 10 transport troop
and munitions Of war. Mountains usually d.
vide nations. But in the progress Of the con
ilict Of mind with matter, II had become possible
TO skip the mountains or tunnel them, or pas
them by means known 10 oiril engineering.
Mr.. Guthrie, Secretary Of the Treasury, sta
ted there would be large surplus in the Treas
ury, and expressed the opinion that any excess
Of tho Federal Finances would be most judi
oiously applied to tho construction Of u rUilrOu'
to the Pacific.
Thus our Democratic administration have 70
moved the constitutional difficulties, and point
cd out the means Of construction.
MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25
AGENCY.


NOTICE TIL OFFICES OF THE LAKE. kKIk.
IN wabash, and 81, Louis, and the Toledo and lhnois
Railroad Companies are NJ So all strlet.
EDw. wHITEH0UsE, Treasurer.
AYE A CO., sHIr AGHNTs AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. EYE, '. A. ptCgAR Ds0r, AUGUSTUS LosSAhn
References.
SANrrAao-Hox. Battle Peyton.
VALpARA Alsop 4 Co, HemeswAy a Ce.-
PArAMA-Mess-s. Corwiae, Bro D Co., Garrison a fnsA
YIN. Nelson a Co. xuuu.-
LIv x-RpooI~-Nsssr Bowman, Gr,nneii 4 Co., WILLIAM
NV Yops--Messrs Z X. Collins 4 Co., Goodhue d Co.
Capt. Lsra Nye. steamer fAcho, $50 m.r.r
TAIT,Mor f-Messrs. Johs Henderson 4 Co., Fhomass
Hand A Co, White A Elder. ~ u....
"a Usie ChAs. Dcane, Esq, J. II Lyon, Esq.
posror-Messrs, Ammi G. Lombard, ksQ., =. v nnensa
4 90. Glidden a Williams.
CArrop-Nys. Perkins a 20.
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SPORTING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNDERSIGNED, COM
J mander Of the clipper yacht II. l.. Sturges, would most
~spectfully inform the owners OF the elegsns end nesiy
ifhsd clipper yacht Pride o. the Sea, that he would IN
" Of smusement, at any day 10 suit their convenience,
thout regard to wind or weather, sail from the Battery
ind SANDY Hook lisht boat nj d back, dspositing the above
IA of Ave but dred dollsrs to make the race interesting.
a be seen at lH South street, for eight days.
IhAhLks a. sAiaLaALU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25
EYpRESs AGENCIES.

A DAMS 4 CO.'S EXPRESS FOR NORFOLK, PORTS
n month, Richmond, Petersburg. Wilmington, Rsieighs
0eston. weldon and the interior OF North Csrclias and
Virgins, by ssmi-weekly line OF U S, mail steamers. via
Norfolk and Richmond. once 50 Broadway. Arrange
ments having been effected with tho Norfolk, Richmond and
Petersburg United States mail lioe Of steamers. for spsciaA
express privileges on that route, we would call the attention
of merchants, aud the public gen.rally, To the following
Norrcr.-Express packages for Norfolk, Richmond, Pc
~tersture. WILMINGTON Raleigh, and the interior OF virginia
and North Carolina, II Intended for shipment per steam1va
Roanoke or Jamestown. will hereafter be received by Messsr-
Adams 4 Co., 80 Broadway, who arc the only snthoriseA
agents for express privileges on these ships- Once OF tbs
New York and virginia Steamship Company. No. 81 Broad
way. LUDLAh 4 PLBASANTs, Agents.
New York, June I, 1889.
Our rex. express as above, will be dispatched by the nav
and splendid steamer Jamestown, on Saturday, June -, -
4 O'Clock, Z. NJ. FREIGHT, packages, aAd par sells received ~
our once until 81 o'clock on the day OF sailing. Our trtAsa
expresses will continue to lesvs daily - usual, ass A.
III, ~ and s O'clock r. N. Az freight for North CsrohaA
and Virsinis intended to 20 ip,snd must be 80 marked.
"N ADAMS a CO., 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

Vi sion Of Company A Patriot Guard. Niath Reginsst
Irish Volunteers, TO Glen Cove, ON Monday, June 0sh
The large and commodious steamboat America A.d tive
Jay street a. haif-pss 8 O'Clock A. M; Hammond street =
Z O'clock; pier No. s North river at half past O'Clock; foot
Market street, East river, At 8 o'elock; foot Grand street 81
quarter TO Q o'clock; and foot North First street, .Willisms-
landings returning. Committee Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Charles O'ConnclL, ~ Broad street; Corporal Hugh Danny.
32 Twenty ninth street; Corporal Patrick Hogan, corner
North Second and Seventh streets. Will smsburg; Thomas
lane; Sergssut N. Campbsli, O. Division street; Thomas
10 Roosevelt street. Tickets so cents each; 20 be had OF
fore starting The CON misse pledge themselves 20 have
this exeureion conducted In the mos proper. and orderly
manner. Military gentlemen will please attend In uniform
Manaban's celebrated brass band 10 engaged Tor the eosS
sion.
NTkW ROCHELLE AND GLRNCOvE-sUNDAY Rx-
lifted up according to the new law relative 10 steamboats,
will commence, for the fourth season, her regular Sunday
trips to New Rochelle and Glencove. The aim Of the Cap
tain will be 20 retain and increase the popularity this beae
ioys:-Peck slip. East river, at 81 O'Clock. A. N; 0rssa
ftreet, ut o; Tenth street, ~, and Twenty sixth street = ~
Returning, win leave GIencove 1t 5, and New Rochelle -
3k. This being one Of the most pleasant picturesque end
OF recreation will embrace the opportunity. Refreshuentg
ofthe frat quality on board Fare 20 cents each way.
CUNDAY EXCURSION II K~EyPoRT-THR cOMHO
- dious new steamer OCEAN, Captain E.T. Fountain.
will make an excursion 70 Keyport ON Sunday, June Y,
leaving Nineteenth street, North river ~ o'oleeh !. No
East river, At 3, Aud pier Three, Nerth river ~ ~ No
turning, will leave ksyport At 4 O'clock II. NJ, and make
the same lAndins a AZ above, aGording passengers . cool ana
refreshing sail, q chance TO breathe the sss breeze, aAe =
freshments may DO had ON board. Fare Tor sne exeurssen
fifty cents.
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THE ATTENTION OF FAMILIES rs PARTICULARLY
i requested TO = choice selection. OF brsndies, wines
sohfedsm gin. whiskey, Scotch ales London and Dublin por
ter. segsrs, &C., At wM u, U~NDERHiLis branch store
Browne.
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TRAvRIL.NR0 1V4DN.

fiAMDxE AMBOY RAILROAD TO
y phis-from Pisr No. l North riyss--Two lines daily, q
~ A. I. and 2P. n. Accommodation line, At 10 A. NJ
: .n% Trenton : 70 South AA%%soy or. 70 ssrd.sssyH
press lire at p M, by steamboss John Potter 70 Amks0,
thence direct 70 Camden BY eArs-throngh In four hours 81
u. and z p. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

N Gompsny Of PiattsbusG NJ Y.-CApltAi, oS0,00o, -
surely Invested vINCxNTb 90. Axsae. Ne. n kNsss
asre,t rsqon Acei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

TyUEsE 4 co - FXPhXfS. NO. ~ BROADwAY;-r
~ California Jui, 5th: Sreig ht 50 cents per b. via NioarA.
ma "a uSusi In sdvsnoe Of the mall line; 70 Bessos Anc
pitt deln mis-. daily. a. Charleston, GcorgtA. Aiahame A.a
Tenn, ssee. Sstardsy, y per cont lower thaa say osaes ~
prose. Amos Il. Thcmpson has no ootnsousa wssn our %
vsm.
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tsss. sss', .o siis' s.S seis Nd sIyss ,s.sl IA y:ss..s&
They .rs opening. a. thar retail store ~ II frJ fss1 H. 60
s.ssS /. sS;,:i s;:s.s,isi :''sss.:.. 9 Q. I:%ss.lssi:ss.ss:sy.s CO
i f;$;;;, !: 800; =; p::: -: s's ss.. "a IL !: Il S:s :is,' . ( a%.; j 'sl q
REMARE OF InPosrERs-rm BONA rID1 on
IA: ! siss, sssss...6s. ants A., vithos. stencil. i CO
ssTnssssT not sniy RHii. s. a s : sng ls cS:st slsn s.Sscs az
Bs ss:s:s !: 8. s. sass j. .ssa BEST s.ss.. A ut s.sss We
:sss%:s'b , .ss non its :psrs and oinss. proof suslisis.. as
. mem: ssn 'i g Sc. ' = the s:'s DEPOT e Of s uss' sss sp..i; 'i "a: :, =.
$$is % s:ssi is *! ~ > ~ I. r. so sHssis' o sss' n a Agent. I. =. &
CHEaP SPRING MATTRESS wAREsooHs-mon
Ss;I.Ly. sssY spring sss Ssssrs sss:' made mads IN ss e. P Ssss m 70 .o ss -
ISs:.. e, Iron si ssa.. a.::, III ! s.s:1 s.. sl, !. {. e. e.. 'i n. I ;1-
s U.c S.siIiinss i h"sslsi 70 ns.. ;e ern3 beds e 70 sis p.
Broadway, near Prince street promptly "N'.ss
de-; JoEN WILLIAMS VETERINARY syRGsos.
lie. that be %eonfnuss prscsiisi ss" ssess:. ar,fHa :, ana a.. a.: psS
S S.:s'; r.. , D,ss I ...., Il Tina. s'S I'm animal 4: sass.s: ssH
for sick horses a che sign q the Golden horse Isl z ch,yssis
blood SPAWN onrbs AID r%ingbOne can bo psrfeet,y eursd =
sRssso,,sGP er.. h1ss1, 4. *: ska PEI Thi ~, ahs ssn ss h s.1 Sssn p rsasss'.
made hy Dr. williams. Or Williams in than kns his nuns,
ssS %sn. s" s1: yss : ' IN hi: :, city, p ssssi1iss f sSnan si. | i Ssasr: 4
their Inf s. s"Sa''r Dr.. n VIZ .s PEE asnS" iol Peg ss.n = sGss SS.s::, s: 8
soupdpess favors neither party.
ELY PAPER, PLATINA M CHEMICALS; Also
tent sponr. Si"sh. aXX1 rswo aIt ss.s siss.%. iUsl sr pos asss's =:
lists and dnguerreotype materials; plstina, nickel, mann
nsse, bismuth, aqua and sulphate ammonia, chemical whaIs
on soap 'n', s.. i /. FsSc CIV. ssss is" Ii a. sslll for a.: =
INFORMANT TO SEA BATHERs &C.-THR GRuAr
4 loss OF lie every year from sea bathing and ~swimnina
has induced sbs North American Quit. Psrshs Cenpasg
s:.: s'': 1si sS .,s,si '.i !. ' nss. q R giffDshl's'9, p :s.ss; sai f.. III
gutta psrcha, Is very buoyant, we'll adapted for ssse 3
Swim%dn u = perfect safesusrd against accidents frea
20 meet the wants Of the million. For sale ct the warNr
house Of the DOM pany. 80 Cedar street.
ERChKs.-TEN THOUSAND FRESH 0ERMAu,
- leeehss. arrived In prime order. per steamer HunboIdN
for sale by J. r. CLEU 4 CO., 30 Maiden lane.
T KsLIx,s AROMATIC BYrTKRs-UNR,.
~ vailed - . tonic and purifier Of the blood, Q suRs
preyenavs OF all summer complaints, and . delicious anA
innocent beverage. To be had 81 all the principal hotels -
bar rooms, pure or mixed with wine, GIN, or brandy. IN
porsed BY LESLIE 4 CO., 20 Duane street.
SPLENDID BRIDAL CARDS. INVITATION, A.
~ dress, and at-home cards, bridal envelopes, cake box0L
silver lace, 49,, &C., business cards, bill heads, portrsk4a.
si1s 81 exchange At KELLY's engTavias and printing enss.
bndcrs' trimming presses.
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Eon A~LeANY-yAss n~.-ALBANY AND NAV

For .4 " I.1s H.AIBAEY AID M.
wan: * ll ! "a Ell : = ? sHias :sss:es!ss :. s ALBA: :;' q.
depot ec..:. Of White ELM Sin.': :rs c.. ":' .s Sss%, "a: .s sss
sss.s:s.ssy. 1.s:, ssrs ssSsSi s oS !: S,f ass s sasss:' Psse
:i.sI ... .asS . sss' Sss, 4 . ssss.; ., nd se- 81. .SsIi T;::ss
co9p lsss oI SI.''1 81 sir. .. = ct ss:Gn. Fall n;h . s.s G Chat c;sx k I'm
station, asrnsr Of Tryon row ana Centre strs.ss, =: hsre-
tofore.
Eos N xIDpLErowN POINT .
John HIATT caves Ne. Yort daily, Gsnnds,s sscsessSs
C. sss sp saehf + i. N; IN NIX ks Ygss O.. At s : s'S.s:s r a; y, ss ~.s.
sssdsy: Tarssaay. and Eridny. At . O'Clock a ~ ,S
M so,t so . : go Saturday: an. s,s, sand',s Ersrs trip from kss-
/ port 0fhe new and beautiful aSaais ,ssaUsr d As% sG nHx,
cnrs N; NAME, viii commence her regular, triEs TO ths
Tssssays anu;sdsys and ss.ard.y: = i ,siook Y.
sss%IS'.s q -. TTa s,sioss w !. n. Ke. sa% ss'a as * ', 4. X:
HgnDsos RIVER sAnSoAD:-TaAIN DAILY s1oA
Nth sap srsias sT rssss 3 4; s h;nss'S Sr ad in ,or, ss Z ., sS,sss: .as
Nm train, . A.. N. Through VA, train. ., IL A. =. 81
Ergre" srsi.. I r n. A~scCm%ods.ion train. 81 -
!s:::sSs.1. s:i.a = ccS SsassssP' S:s. f'o oS, nss ~ ms
s ss:S.'', and : :. i 1b 81 usslSS'TSSs' r ;;ssllI ss ss ~ "a. +
MoEsINsINo LINZ FOR ALBANY AMP NrzEx1
xAsaiSSsToS;; Gap. !. Van ' *::s Vii ;ii i::ss he S. sss...
s !sss:! s':;; e, e ! :. s; sIs :''; + r. sT:' 4. s': ::1iy: !. 1s. z,s:., = :
time fer the trains going Wess. Returning, leaves Albany
every hcrday. Wednesday, and Friday, 1t 7 o'clock, Ak
For particulars inquire on board, or 81 IA West stessA
N.k.-Ihss boat toushss ct Yonkers On each passage.
OF oT n: N ynYSg grT TO BELLOWS FALLS, RUTLAND, BUK
way and Canal street, and Twsntyysaliisu IS. Aie.n. osssns.
avenue. Express trains leave At A. N. and T. Y. H&
gags checked ' HsEESSSNsscrss FL Mf fish zs s . Is e South ..r....
NEW YORK AMI PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN NsW Jersey Raiiroad-United States and RxprseR
Lines, through in four hours, leave New York, foot Of Cert
land street, At &, 8 and a. " and $50 and $50 P. ~ Leave
Philsdelphia ~ l:O A. NJ, via bennington, and IAN
and 40 and $50 r. n, from foot Of WAlnut street. raH1
s.; 81 80 for second class in the 8 A. n. from New York sn1
~ p. n. from PhiladelphiA- Throagh tickets sold, 81
passengers ard through, baggage carried fo5 Bsitinsrs,
sNd la6 and $50 p. n trains, and connections certain wfth
extra trAins II behind time. Passengers With baegnxs ersaR
ne ferry hftsen minutes before tho trsiss Leave
CUEDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURG-
Sing Sing Haysrstraw, ysrpiaDks, .Caldvclia, Cs.ssna
cents for the excursion Touching a Hammond street esd
Bsilby. will leave tho pier foot Of Jay street. third piex
above Chambers streetJ every Sunday morning. At IL
o'clock, for the above places. Returning. will leave New
burg vt halt past one O'Clock r. n. These trips will ~ ooD
tinued during the season.
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DURK WILD CHIRRY BITTERs.. ONLY Hh CENTS
l. 10 pint botties-Tov the cnre Of bilious and jsupdics
complaints, and general debility. They quicken tha blood,
and give new life end energy TO the whole system Prepared
How'd a Paul No. 10 Cortlandt street. G. II. Ping, corner
OF John street and Broadway: ID. Crumbie. 8a Bo~ery
street, Brooklyn.
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GREAT IMPORTATION OF MANTILLAs FIVE
~ thousand exquisite g:rmsn,s In plain and embroidered
other light fftries In mantiliss, having becn Imported by
the subscriber with . view to meet the increased demand
during tho Worlds Fair, will, on account OF tho advance az
tho season, be sold At q rcdso.ion OF from 20 to q poe oent
from cost Of importation. The entire Of the subeV Iber,s
stock 10 now selling At 9 similar reduction TO mako Dom Cor
purchases, GEOkGE BUr,pIN.
PHris xAAEuA Emparia4. ~. ~ s,.ls. ~,
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EXCURgIONe~

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS RvERF
tain J. HanscI, VIM lssvs Spring street = X o,s!es4
slip 81, Pier Ne. Z, n. R., 2 A. n, returning BY =
rars 30 sssts. Dinner. fishing taoklS and bAtA VIII - ~
afded
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Drug STORE FOE sALE.-LOCATION UP TOWN.
~ II y small and weil stocked A gsod business With .
surgeon Apothecary. Will be ssld low for oash only. Must
be disposed Of immediately. Address q. n. D., HsrAld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

u UCItOr NOTICE. by n W. FROST.-rHIS DAY.
"A - w o.cioch, sole Of gsntsel ~fsrniturs, h the upper
Hsrs y sns nouss 20 Hudson street, comprising NE furni.
saIee pafior bedroom. kitchen utensiis, chins, e. sofa,
chairs carpets. locking glasses, French bsdstsa1s o.. d.
THOS. BELL Asetonsse.
UCTION NoTIcE-CROcK cry, GLASS, CHINA
Tuesday the 18th inst.. e. 10 o'oiesi. ct 100 Pearl street, 20
crates white granite, committing Of toilst and t~a vsrc. bowls
plates. disLss. covered do, Ae., A.; also, 10 srsssS prss tsd
waLe assortsoiz Casks China sea .ets, ~ pieces; slso, 80
iogues the day previous. N B.-Ths sbsvs wni ~ ala -
she package Aad from tho shelves, In lots to suit Psrohasers.
A DRIAN II. MULLFR, AUCTIONEER NOTICE
IA The sale, at auction, Of the Petdhed GrouR Vas IA.
leurned to this day, June rs. at IL oslock, 1t the ksrehsats,
Exchange, IT which time 1t will positively be sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

EoR sALEaA LARGE N DESIRABLE Ass0RT.
II mem OF linen drills and coatngs.
BLACKWELL, WHETTM0RE 4 CO., II William al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

CANTON GRAPE SHAwLs. FIFTY CASES oF PLAIN
~ and embroidered Canton Grape shawls. Having been
purchased. by the subseriber previous TO the present ad.
vanoed prices, he offers them at n saving OF from twenty TO
twenty i've per cont. from the usual charge, Also. sn ex-
quisite assortment Of India and French cashmere and brochs
sbawls and soarfs. GEO. BULPfN, Sl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

n D. NASH. A~UCTIONEER. STORE NO $40 BROAD.
=. vny.shsIin.s sale q a g%snSrams-0n Friday, July
valuable panorama Of the Mississippi River, together with
tho fixtures, &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

HAkLEH Lots FOR SALE CHEAP-BEAUrIFULLY
Ii sttuated In the very heart Of I'm provam ents, ON Sixth
avenue; rear 18th street; also ? corner lot on sixth ave
nue. and llfth street, AID 0 sfifth avenue sud rz6th aa 4 H7th
streets: Terms easy. Apply to J WARD, il, corner Of
Peck slip, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON THE HARLEY RIVE,
~ Westchester county, near. Kingshridgs.-Hous any
BY forty feet, and about fourteen acres OF land, . large gar
den. with fruit trees and s~hrabbery Of all kinds; cut houses,
road, COCKCR0FT 1 CO, real estate onos, Ii Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

DAGE, BACON 4 CO, BANKERS, SAN FRANCIsCo,
L Cal -EXchaDie on London, Valparaiso, and the priaai
pal cities Of the united tatss, for sale in sums to suit Co,
Lotions n ade at San Francisco, or IN the interior Of tn.
State, and proceeds prou pity remlttea. . refer TO and draw
on the American Exchange Bank, ye,srs. Danoan, shermat
A. Co.. New York.