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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-10-26

L. X. DEVELLY, Tailor and Cutter. The sub
scriber has opened his shop, and would respect
fully invite the attention of the citizens of Mus
kegon and vicinity who are in want of first
rate garment good and stylish. feel confident
in giving entire satisfaction to those who may
favor me with their patronage. Muskegon, Of
tawa CO.. Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-10-26

NORRIS BUCK, County Surveyor. Residence,
Polkton, Ottawa Co., Mich
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-10-26

A. w. SQUIER, Physician and Surgeon, Steels'
Landing, Ottawa Co., Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-10-26

NORRIS BUCK, Physician and Surgeon
Polkton, Ottawa Co., Mich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09
ThentI icnI nnd NIusicny.

BowERy THEATRE The for This avaniro
ave sttsct,e m character The rst piece viii be- tn
srshd spectscie drama OF Monte Crstou which vben
hvst mt odue' O, oles in hou es IL will he n,o
oUced with all its splendid scenery and with a fine
o' enatac'ers sbe spurenents will conclude With the
calculated piece called 81 Nose in California With Mr.
Chsntrau Mose. -
BROADWAY THEATRE The new plsy OF ayoyorer J, ,u
be presented to night with the shsd actrssr
Mis- Julia Dean; ~ Psr'henii Toe round OF
far performed by this talented arts las oi zen the
hsrshalfs excellent company which numbers MANY OF
The most eminent o'tiSes I" Little Todolekias viii
orclude The entertainments.
BURTON THEATRE The fine comedy called q Sweet.
e"rt ara W,tes Il selected for this evening with all
burbs excellent company in the Bur ton Il one M
ne pes come IN the States and all c0rDs drrno
"Gue are Stars in their respective walks Ths amusing
80 hughsble piece called the Toodles with pnr,o,
u ls iLimitsbie representation OF Timothy nil, tern;
pate the entertaipm. nts w. ~
NA1IoHAL THEATRE Three excellent pieces ara an
n,ubofo for this evening by manager Pnrdy who "a "a
active az ever In proc ucing every noveItv Tn. O.,
Iiecs fer this evening il the Rakes prooreys ,, ~
cast 10 the sgerxih OF the compsoy The sert fstrs
will De the Broken Sword, and the amusements vii
conclude with The piece called - Desperate Game
WAITAcK's THEATRE The fine cero,dv oe a A. cain.
II, which has been produced In g,e,t snlendor 90
cast aud scenery will BIZ repeated ths eysnin, M WI
lack, Mr.. Lester and Miss taura Keene in The Ieadna
characters The amusing farce called Teddy the w
err VIII conclude the performances, with Brourbam
ne most reAnsd Irish coined in the States Teddy
81 CHARLES THEATRE The smusemeDts selected for
DIS afternoon and evening. consist OF the "Youpo
Widow" aid Dead shot, In the afternoon and In the
sebirg. the :. Dead Shot" Captain Charlotte and
he Young WIDOW
AMERICAN MUSEUM The bearded lady who Is every day
eiDg exhibited at his popular resort l. dra siDg i'm
oense auds The pieces selected for the afternoon
no evening are Paris la 1888 the Kings Gardener
nj the besu,n. drama of st. Maryis Eve -
nrrobkoMf In ADDITION TO tho grand tournament.
s Ian's ehafit races dsncing ponies elephants, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09
iDyESTsSEMENTS RENRWED EVERY DIf
SALES AT AUCTION.

UC11ON NOTICE EXTRA sALE.-THURsDAY AT
IA ~ o'clock In the suction rooms No. 10 Spruce street
es order Of fraturo two
seven splendid figured san dress patterns twenty pcsa
rich DO vestpgs chdrens clothing and fancy goods
Quarter pipes superior French brandy by Tho MARSHAL
az III boxes Hawai- segars barroom furniture
canary birds, &c. TIfOS BKI,T, lnct;ora'. ''"'
A uCTION NOTICE -sAML OsGOOD AUCTTONEER
"A OtEood CoDckiin will SELL on Friday June IL st 0I
.oTgnss asrse and general and
end bssk walnut parlor suites in plush and latin
procaee bedroom suits chairs beds ddfag
bureaus wasLstands wsrdrobes hook eases riass md
crockery ware. '' s ~
RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.. AUCTToNHER.-FRIDAY,
No. 19 Washington street. Broeyn general asrormeat
OF household furniture In good order piano. rosewood
chssnson table,, marble top centre and pier tables
Also one light buggy wagon In good order vaiass
pQpi@, ~ Wv W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

PAcKET sm CORNELIUS GRrSEErL. recentlv asno,e q,
The jersey beach, off, and IS being towed up 10 the cty
ny the stesmtnes Titan and Hector
SHIP QUEREc for NYork before reported taken back TO
sCiItans after being sunk by collision with to yboat
vas dcbargDg 30th ut but her cotton tobacco sugar
&c comes out 10 such orcer and covered WITH mad
as TO mike IL mpos sible to identity the marks
smP JOHN Holland BAXTER, hence Dec for San Fran
CISCO commenced Leaking April 16 and the men being
worn out Mt the pumps put away for Acapulco whsre
the arrived May TO- had to throw spare water
caks ard lumber from between decks, to tighten ship
VEsn, bottom up, supposed to he the wreck OF the
bark Gaego which sprupg leak and was set Gre 10 on
her passage from San Francisco 10 Papsma when DAYS
out, passed LIST ut 90 miles WSW from the Head.
had been burnt TO the Watsy's edge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

-, :, - hINusIVNl Jal May 81.
ztth steamLp IL inois, Harsene NYork (and sid 27th
for Navy Eay-subsequeny going into As pin vail
big Aiken, Ryder philadelphia 9th stea N hip Ia
msuipas (Brl, Emery Liverpool (sud sid 20h Tor Tam
rico); soth, Eek (Br) Stewart, H,Dduras.
saiied-May 10, bark Costarill Dickey, Cuba; Goth
schrs Eusenla, Reed, do 26th, Emily Kerr Tinde, Bl,
more L Perry, Thomas and c A Ill ansn, Bacon. Nsg
York; 10th, brig Chief smith. do.
folk. -
See Foreign Potts.
50 PHILADELPHIA June 81 Il
ariseoISnip hSry Plea ants (pkt), Kenusrd, Liver
N,ckeIson Providence; Gen Marion Fordham, Newburs
ooi James isge, Edwards, NYork; James Nc 3iosky
Iyler connecticut River, BsssaTd Burdick Att.kapas
eiesyed-StesmtLp State Of Georgia. Collins Savannah:
eordelia Johns Barbsdoes sylph (B Henderson,
IisnaX Ns oriss susan, johnson, Boston; schrs Mall
Candy, Jeires New Bedford Nancy Bishop Kelly
Eoston: Worcc.ter, Crowen, Fall River; W fulton
man, Baltimore. 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09
Telcgrnphic Marine Reports.

Arrtyed-Baak Co nes. MnnzaniIlo; Elk and SeIah
Philadelphia briggs Matinee Havana; Reuben Carver NJ
York; schrs Geo Snow. williamson, and j Mercer
Philadelphia Metis, Norfolk Ply mouth Rock New York
Capt John Wilmington. NC.
C'esIed-sbips Wirderneic st John. NIB Phsnix She
diac; Beverly, Baltimore; bsrks A Hazard Havana.
Sophia, Charleston Finn Phadslphia; briggs Geo w
Jones, Gibraltar Matanzas Port Prince Peerless st
Thomas; Erie. Ptadeiph schrs Golden Gate San
Francisco; CorDelia and louisa, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE
IL of household furniture, made By BAudoine, Bosch
Ds,sr behSS % w " So o. art no. on Thur
street near Tie Firth avenue,
made BY Baudens Bosch, kllssu s.d Dsssor oil Of the
aSsss @
perb psrlor suite Of sofa ARM arlor and sewing
'front.' rT p.a
to match window curtains large pier ana man
tel gssse DO chandeliers richly carved Esaoethsn arm
Dubois Wsrruer cost 5000 elegant canopy top and gothic
large French ssvres vases $500 royal Wilton
pets wood secretary and work superb man
e T 70 Il d
medallion worsted ceuches chairs &c superb oAryes
centre table, statuary marble top brown medaions viii
'' DSins Room-Roya Wilton carpet. carved oak buffet
green six Velvet made by King and geld bro
cAte silk window curtains and lace under 40 men Ptsno
and w gimp
made BY Dubois Stoddard Co Abous
% exceedingly choice oil paintings By osssr Louis Lang
London Brown, Audubon Rollin Omegank, Creghon and
other great artists china glass plated ware A. superb
hat rack, wilton starr oarPe enamoiieu ru Va
bedrooms Brussels carpets new style superb carved
"ssas
Baudone without regard TO cost ned with Satin wooa
do in crimson plush sdy secretary marble top dressing
bureau, cabinet and bsdstead to match very richly
carved in rosewood rosewood side table, double mar
suites imitation oak mahoauy cosches reading
extension table centre Do cottage suites beds bedding
The above elegant examined day be-
fore the SALE application the door, and will BIO found
the richest sales of the season. all now and In perfect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

Ire Board OF Aldermen ought to have mat ve..ardor
pursuant to the resolution at their last ,nsrt;y ~
oeock but tier attendance delayed conderablv be
VOL that hour from the being occupied by prvae
titting of TIE Board OF Health. = ''
coNTEAcIs foR PAVING GRADING STREETS
With the exception of little skirmhlno son,a
OF the Aldermen present respecting Confirmation of
ram contracts Tor grading and paving sent In nv TIA
OF stroets there ohing or done be-
these contracts. -'f0N'ine
Alderman WAID wished 10 have further inform alton no.
yond what could DC made the papers sent IN v ia
above namsd ofeer Il they pass these matter
OF form ana take the street word tba ali
VAS correct there would be further
But as by tie city ordinances they were intended 10 he
check upon that officer he did feel sstis6ed With tha
msaEre information that they had received
twas ultimately put to the whether these
as sent in by the Commission Streets sould be onn
hrned not ShcD the being aycs navs the
resolution in favor o. doing lost not having
stitutonGl - '''"e :"
Board Ayes s. noes 5-earred. - s"e
o. clock 1850 i' u"y, 10
Nothing Of special interest ranspired in tho Board OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

~ vr:srsssss i.sssd giving grad balloon s'0'nA'a
svssy day
c..urrs ornA Hovss -!hs usual pasasins saser!tatE
meuts win b given st this populas resort vmsn|
woop,s Mpersrs ere dsing VEIL Campbell, Briggs,
Horn Newcombs, and Meyer are great favoritss hne
prosrsE me for this evening
NV OzIxAss SxRxsADnA-Ducklsys New otisans
rerepadsrs ere popular ever and thsir ballads and
chor uses are rendered with great harmony.
Mrs RousA COLLINS Corwr.-Ws are sorry to inform
our music loving public that the concert Of the above
celebrated performer the violin Ia unavodAby post
poped Of her sister sasring froo severe
the time sdvsrtired Miss Ro.ina Collins being unwilling
to appear before the public unasssted by her talented
sister, due notice win DO given when the concert Is 70
take place.
MRS MAsoN-This favote actress takes her benefit to-
morrow evening at the St Charles Theatre, when, 1t i
hoped her friends and admirers will muster strong ana
give substantial proof OF their appreciation OF ner
talents Mr. Evertt from the Southern theauess among
the volunteers.
OWENS ALPINE RAxmEs not As well patrsnised as
they deserve Mr. Owens Is . talented gentssn.n-hi'
lecture is exquisite and his scenic are beau
tifui.
BAxvARD's HoIY LASD.-This panorama is exhibited
every evening at Geora~a Hai-ttis wen worth seeing
Personal Intelligence.
Among the arrivals yesterday, At the metropolitan Ho-
tel rere,-Hon. Alfred Gilmose, Penn Hon y .. N1cy
Wisconsin n; Hon j. Brsgmsn Mobiles Robert Gibson u .
Navy Don Guilleson Calderon. Inns Peru; Edwin homp
SOD Valparaiso Don Marina Harran, Lima, feru; Hon.
Apope the departures from the Metropolitan Hotel.
Yesterday Hon RSs poss Of af
or home, via Niagara ails and the lake.
Bremen and in s,s1%shp
"a i sns 'gpM SssP
sss s Fennss snS Fennins. BsStin M,
sHa issy a ssa '1S NM:
Iereer ii Rohte Miss Newhaused Miss Kohler Miss
sara lady qkSssphs TsTss1
:a Sy h Rsss s's sniss
assssr ssfsPP
hs sfs. sssus t III. s
sis; NJ w fsSSas NJ NJ
Ssissr Nj f ssss aSy
shs%n Mr. zs ssSn.na. KE. and LADY
and nd NJ k Essid k nn
Rs1ssI sGs
fila Ra,eipuher Miller Tsussing. zoebsoh and
From Aspnwall, in the steamship FL Dorado-E ThSnp
Gann ans s daqSnssr H HSa
hurst Fl MuTson Mrs Golden, chas Heerman and lady
ssr dwight. ks Nj. b bsa
ssss: S;::
S,g'fi Ss'ss
mon chas Sanford Brady Henry Fisher Frank Kai
fe,t Thos Kowp. DR. Wallis. Robt Sands, Geo kmnen
Michael Keogh, A Brown, L Goodwin, J Read, 8 3 MOI
rcli, Chas Baxter. NJ Owens. J T Wyman; Upton
sLvngsson " Cusbman, Cooper ccnroy Johnson ps.,
man Noah Davidson G Norris, William g W Hoblitze
Danl Douglass, Fronkley, John Brown, AIvon n,
Day, Miss Go, Glow Goa Cot MT . CarS
Griffin. II Warren, Ira Seymour, John Sicily Lapor
Davis Cboat, ID Pompelli: Pompeh WIN 9 Long o. Jon
Patrick l. Fairbrothcr W Gage, Mr. Roberts, 6aui
hon Mr. Eveshart Hicks Robsr. Nonsz S, Ford amt
Hugh Tunidtz, Peter Bern, Lewis Harmon MORROW,
Flanagan S S Judd w Smith, MoQuitz Geo Marlin "a
rei Ioore Churchhill Gil Barnes, James hitesd
james clinton. A s Hathaway and 10 in the St eraye.
from n assEu Mp, in brig Baltc-Mr carr Ers bfoo
Mrs Taylor, Howard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

VINEGAR, APPLE SAUCE BRANDY &C., AT AUG.
Friday. Juno TO- 1858 ct 10h O'Clock at 81 Ocy
street. Of Green wich cuee sugar
starch elies serves pckes apple vinegar wine
segnrs tobacco, nus brandy peaches and tomato
careo Also brandy, wine gin, &C. by Pipe demi
john WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctionosr.
w D. JONES AUCTION ER--ELEGANr SATIN
w dnmask window curtains.-W. B. Joncs and Il n.
Henry will sell this day 0 o'clock their room
NO 10 Spruce street ak suits elegant satin damak
dow curtains; one royal Wilton carpet.
M b. JONES, AUCTIONEER AT THE SALES
w No 10 Spruce street this day At I0ls ocl,oh
w B. Jones sndE Henry will SELL by virtue Of "a exc
ton four double barrced fowIng pieces butcher m a.
saws ls dozen white bone handled knives and
one counting house desk, chairs tables and eight
plated sandlcstiskx CHAs. w KRUGER Constable.
NLLIAMsBUR0.-AUCTIO SALE OF LoUoRs
Nv IN demjohns ard BOTTLES ut O'Clock, p. al liz
Grand street. TO friday June TO- without
the balance stock Of dealer renqushins Va mess
Consisting o. Oard brandy, vntase OF 1879 to 1 aiso
Sherry wines Drogheda tsqueba6h nnd Frerc liapors.
also, selne me YEA JOHN CAMPBELL huctioncor
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n B. BLEEcKER. AUcmoNRER.

TT d, BLEECKER, AUCrIONEER
sale Of valuable property Bergen Heights imme.
aiatey contiguous to tho Jersey City rescrvoir-T B.
at IL O'clock nt the Merchants Exchange York ~.
hundred and fifty seven lots of ground Beautifully
rear the Five Cornes within two Jersey civ nv
n route ana within five minutes ride BY railroad
The srsun qdslasing and commands extensive views 81
Heights and the adjoining country fc The soil Il rioh
and fertile and the natural drainage perfect that a
fnrnsh an abundant supply excellent the ontro
property seveptyhvc cent Of the purchase money
ray remain bond and mortgage at six three
year, Every 10y put win be positively sold 70 the high
apply at the ofco Of the auotionee street. corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

TVENRY II. LEEDS AuCTIONEER.-GREAr SALE
Ill Of original DRAWINGS By distinguishes old and mo
LEEDS CO. will sell at auction on Thursday morn
lag June 9b o'clock, in the gallery rear Of their
large collection Of original drawings obtained from the
estate Of the ate Sir Cornes paen Of Holland oes
ctcs of Europe and extensively known collector and
having parts of known collections from periods
cosvnl with the masters themselves Among them Will %
stry Wovermans, Berghem, Van os PoelsmSers wssnia
particularly invited to examine them Can nov
be seems with catslogucg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09
MkRITIME IHTELLIGEsCE.

ALMANAC FOB NEW YoRK-THE DAY
>-y>0cV ........4 so MOON RISlf morn ~ w
For,oe MI rs HIGH WAFER. ..'even ~ 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

NREAT AUCTION-SALE OF DRAWINGs.-ONE ~
" the finest collections Of drawings ever onsred 70 ne
street. this morning They formed part OF the extensive
gallery Of the late Cornelius Dalen OF Rotterdam ana are
truly worthy the attention artists and collectors
TT N. BUSH AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS BAY.
II. At 10H O'clock at No Mulberry street pear Cnas
ham the stock Wholesale retail liquor stores ooun
ters kegs pump fxtures superior Wines brandiss
Gins 60 In casks and bOttles ssgars &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

~ take place this day a. 10y O'clock the sales
eyerv , yas0
drawing rooms &c Also assortment Of fancy French
vito VII be, ess sys paPsT mafs port Co 40 N
years active experiences IN the business has enabled
enabled intention disposas q
nsctiGns in Italy and Frsnce have secured access
Vii solicit Of sss
patronage that been 50 generously
oS sfs p.ssy Ne" York
r g. KEMP, MISUNDERSTANDING PIANO
~: sertes mirrors Tomorrow Fridsy at O'CLOCK
F ,s
s ss 'nss
and soas ssai S
ossny carved mahosaay ohs sso msr %s
hop sr sna anS aa sr % .
and bookcases
glasses and all ssa dna
large vo Furnished house which is well worthy the atten
Also, handsome assortment of rosewood and ma.
s sosiHy paF'F dining room and cha" Dor arn Of
PonofcresAt l2 clock will be sold without reserve "a
ao o also three ksndsemo osayo 9Ssa,.
foites ioy warranted Catalogues the morning sale
GALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, OIL pArNTINGs
tai In s. w sn't ss oppssss h Gfys
the ~ one sse ten Al the
French ps.s sg Bussss aud
crimson and gold French richly ma
hoFany suit in blue velvet. fine
made By NUNS Coz rosewood and mahogany marble TOP
hair cotS ana ''To sSas ssn n@a
nd sd and o
snd wassands cottage and French carod horso
silver plated
WARE Ivory handled cutlery croeery and glass ktoh
The house on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09


lsIs1 + .Icc!;Asr AUcT!os y n a.: s.'S
IA lets ssi ssssass % sess:i The vs: e
Berger PeaS opposite Nsv Irshsen ed Csstlssoa 81
sniy IL niiss from che city Of New YsFf:
Nisosy x ell = ss: ss rS :: -
=, Ni:isss s:sssye q Nsy Yosi IS s.1ss
desirable building situated o. Bergen Peaas OPP
sits New BriehSsn and Casteton.
rhsss - IS 'front.' and rear, an9 l fses dep
and viii b .Sd IN sessions 81 four lots shen Tnsy
sstea high grsund freass ths kills. sne ~ sas pa.
-; IL. Men NJ.
rounding country The streets vds and rsd sus w.
esurt yards Of from Ave 70 ten feet IN font The means
asssss are BY stsamboat Huguerct, nom per 80
North river, 81 AID II A. NJ, aad ~ and r 20 fors
T. Bergen Point also. The steamer fa.sais 81 10 y
ana ~ p NJ landing IT the Point; and also omnbussss
from Jersey City heuly fare l2< ssnts There also
railroad In eontsmpatisn having its depot ap3n OF nss
this property which II 70 from jersey Cy 70 the
Psin crossing the 70 Staten Island and
healthy location New York.
buy, hold AID sell property here the same %
ANY natural born citissn, and the taxes low
Terms cent and the auetioneers feos the day
Of sae so the 9th OF July whom DEEDS contaa-
Ing clause VIM b delivered and The balance
10 Gys ycars cent discount OF Ave per cent
will be made for cash Title indsputabe and sale positive
The ms ps used at last sale will answer Tor this
For litouaphis book maps and further parsoulsr n
surs Of the auchoneer No. 40 Wall street. New fork
CALIFORNIA VIEWS AT AUCTION.-THF SALE OF
the above pictures at auction 20 ssks pecs
June is postponed until the evening Of July ~ wnen Wy
will place ut the rooms Of BANGS BhorHHh
CO Ii Park
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/ AKGE ShLES AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at the Pbilsdelphia Exchange at o'clock p NJ three
very valuable tracts coal and lands vizrhe
Iron Works with about 600 valuable coal and ore
lands and Improvements to be devided into small tracts
sale psrsmtory without postponement Limitation The
:e.es under lease to take out s 900 tons Of coal year
valuable lands in Coal Township Nor cumberland county
Pa Full descriptions Of each o. tho above
be had in printed haLdbis aud photographic plans at the
store % Walnut street Valuable Delaware arm
also, farm OF 250 acreI Wilmington
mciy tho estate and residence of the Brad
ford. Also large amount of city property.
NJ THOM IS & SONS Auctioreers
o. Walnut att Had Iii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

HG 5 i sT foaa
ture This day (Thursday) At Nos and Washin ston
street at 10 O'clock large quantity Of bedead beds and
beddDg bureaus washstands chairs tables, carpets oil
forks. glassware, &C., &c.
]. w. SOMERINDYKE Att,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

= IHk HIdHIANDS, June SD Pm.
The steamship soutberner IL tassng the Highlands
All the outward Loud yessel have gone 10 Sea- except
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

r MORTARTY, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THIS
day. at 10 O'clock at I73 Chatham street. an assort
nsnt Of second hand furniture carpsts &c also from
chairs 80 bedseads
and clocks also cutlery drygoods crckey glass ware
OF of new linen wagon, &c
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-25

have agencies Of their own in several
of the lnrgc trading /towHs, both Of
the old and new world. As dcalersin
money and bills, they may be said TO
have no rivals, and as the magnitude
of their operations enable them to
regulate the course Of exchange
throughout the world, their profits are
great, while their risks arc compara-
t'vely small. Indeed the only heavy
loss they have as yet experienced, was
through the February revolutions
of lSaS, when, it is said that, owing TO
the sudden depreciation of all funded
and railroad property throughout Eu-
rope, their losses from March till De
ccnber of that year reached the en-
orrnous of eight millions sterling, (tor-
ty millions of dollars.)
But great as their losses were, they
did not affect the credit of the Roth.
sclilds, and did not appear in any de-
gree to have impaired their means.
The members ofthe firm arc numtr-
Gus, as the third generation has been
received INTO sco. partnership; ard, as
the cousins mostly intcrmarry, their
immense wealth will, for length or
time, remain in comparatively few
hands. In politics the Rotlischilds
of London and Paris profess to hc
liberals; while those of Frankfort,
Vienna, and Naples, are conservatives.
1t is, however, evident that the inter-
ests of the RothSchilds must render,
them alike hostile to absolute mon
archy, and TO popular movements.
Constitutional monarchy, with its rep
rcscntative chambers, is the most con.
genial To loan contractors, and to sup
port which their occult Influence is
doubtless excrted.-1he Men Of Tie
lVmts.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-01-25

VoLTAIRR's DEATlI.-I,he awful dc
tails of Nol;airc's death are too mcll
known to need repetition. 1t will be
sufficient in this place merely to %dd
the tollo%ing authentic anecdotc.
Some years ago, al individual, we'll
known and highly respected in the re-
ligious world, mar. atcd in my hearing
the tollawirig incident. In early lie,
while with y college companion, he
was making tour on the continent,
at Paris his friend was seized with an
alarming giiIness. a physician ot'grca;
ce!ebrety was speedily summoned,
who stated that the case was q criii-
cal one, and that much would depend
upon n minute attention to his dircc-
tons. AS there WAS no one at hand
upon whom they could place much re-
lance, he was requested 10 recommend
some confidential aud experienced
nurse. He mentioned one, but added,
You may think yourself happy indeed
should YOU be able to secure her SER
vices, but she is SO much in request a
n.ongst the higher circles here that
there is little chance Of finding her
discngagcd!' The narrator at once
ordered his carriage, and went tn her
residence, and, much to his satisfaction,
found her at home. He briefly stated
his errand, and requested ler imlnidi.
ate attendance. But, before, | con
sent to accompany you permit inc,
sir she said, 'to ask you a single Gues-
lion. Is your friend chfistialr?' ,Yes,'
he replied, indeed he.isa christian Ia
the best and Highest sense of the term;
a man who livessiil thefear uf God.
But ! should like to know the reasoA