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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

EXCESS IN ExAGGERATIoS.-The late
Bishop Hedding used to tell an incident
in his episcopal career, strlkingly Illus
,rating the despotic power Of long INDUCED
habit. AT one Of tho conferences where
he presided, young preacher was charged
with nduging 10 great excess in exaggeF-
alton. He was not said to be guilty of
positive fasehood, but superlatives flowed
SO freely from his tongue that truth had
all the semb'nnce, and frequently did all
the mischief of lie. The young man was
sentenced 10 be publicly admonished by the
chair. He stood up in the presence Of bis
brethren, and the bishop, with great kind
ness, pointed out the evil resulting from
the habit. After hearing him through,
the accused, thed in tears, requested
permission to say few words. He CON-
menced by making candid acknowledge
rnent Of his fault, and thanked the Bishop
for his admontion. Turning to his breth.
rem in the ministry, he assured them Of
his determination 10 conquer his besetting
propensity. 81 regret it," said he, '.as
much as any of you. have struggled
against it, have wept over it; yes, breth.
rem, by night and by day have wept on
account, Of il, and can truly say il has
already caused me 10 SHED BARREIs OF
TEARS"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
URSDAYF

steamboat and railroad lines INTO intermediate
Offices not more than eighty rods from the land
ing station.
% Present contractors and persons known at
the Department must, equally with others: pro-
cure guaranors and certificates Of their sufficien.
cy substantially IN the forms above prescrbed.-
The certificates Of sufficiency must be signed
by postmaster, or Judge or clerk ofa court OF
record. S. d. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, FEBRUARY 2, 1853
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

The CAplroL OF OHIo.--The State Of
Ohio is erecting the most splendid State
House in the United States. The area
covered by this stupendous structure en-
braces 55636 square feet. II is larger by
some 10000 square feet, than any State
Capitol in the union aud only lacks 5,957
square fee, Of being as large in area as the
Capitol Of the Republic, at Washington
This building was commenced in 1928,
and has been slowly progressing ever since
and will be finished some time during tho
summer. !, will cost the State when com
peted $l,000,0oo. We cannot but laud
the zeal Of the worthy citizens Of the -four
ishing State OF Ohio, ID erecting building
that will not only be monument OF their
national pride but an ornament 70 their
State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

PRENTICE, the able nd venerable editor
# the Louisville Journal, has reached his
serentieh gear. Time appears TO have
laid his hand lightly upon him, and for
many years to come, his mighty pen aud
principles will continue TO exercise con
trolling influence upon men and measures
"a poet, statesman, sage, philosopher.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
CASH! CASH! CASH!
WANTED. WANTEDM w ANlEb!

On mn BUSHELS Wheat;
.V,VDV 10000 do Oats
5000 do Barley;
For which the highest Market prIce WIZ 3
gwen in Gold. c,,
RENWICK & SON.
BAZAAR BUILDING.
davenport, Sept 10th, 1852. ."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

No man is master Of himself so long a
he is slave to anything else.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

Theodore Parker says that there are but
two animals which never look for, nor rev.
erence, their superiors, "Swine and Dan,
dies"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

When do two and two not make tour!
When they are beside each other (22.)
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT.

NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE.
The subscriber confines his business TO Hard
rare of every description, including Tools, tiies,
rsnce.wire and whatever else apperta,ns 20 me
is..ass is,is w. II. HiLDREIH.
pus mss cah I'd 1853 e2-ly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
III. A. PORTER,

POoKSrrrFp. sTATIONER AND DEALER IN
= WALL PAPER, ROCK ISLAND, ILLS;
Also Agent for Prince Cos. improved NE
'odeons, and Stoddart & Gilberts Pianos.
Me Icons At all times on hand Piahos t"r-
gishsd IN o,aar Aug. u.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

dianapolis, Union Mills, and Mon,ezema, to Big
Woods, = miles and back, once week.
! Leave Lancaster
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
=, ms s-D COLDER s MORGAN,

v u.r. practice Medicine and surgery aspaf'"e'
De WIrr, Clinton County, Iowa. 40 =.
March 18th. 1852. -o-iy
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
UNITED STATES MAILS.

l. United States from July /, 1858, to June 30
1854, on the following routes in the State OF
Iowa, will be received at The Contract Office Of
the Post Office Department, in the city Of Wash
lnglon, until A. M. Of the 4th April, 1853; tc
be decided on the 25th Of April, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

ac Loo sacks California also at 70 iss DO. do f,o
SD sc; 200 eu.se,s Do "a lot. e. NC
S.t a4as s.ss Ie s4s pockets. 1880 tu.h.i. o. n,
IlouoRs AND VINES Tho market Zoe do.ss'io uquoes
Is aaout the as last noted Slss are 100 ocssvs.
uhistey in ie,a at 1856 a $50 sroof Fas breeds.
onc sines sell reediiy at better pross smsll
parcel Of Pinto csstlon CO. p.s brandy sod AZ - ss
cases oon niue duh sod IL p.ytog co.t h,ses are
ssspg 81 60 % 66 ~rh snH sales; caskA are more
IN csnsDd, and quoted 1T $28 = sas.
Pko,rIoss s.p.r. tns OF park have beeo large,
arc the article hss sod l,~sr Wa ncts last sales
26e bss clear in ots $40 100 hall 90 do st SIS 50;
S24 Received Q 767 bbe. COS half do. TIE rsceiot,
OF beef have sto oeen hsavy aad holders have had
10 lot ~ $l5 sl4; sos bbs also IL lots ct e2S
sps; received 2246 bnls, Ice hall d. Tho demand
ba.e beer made sochs bsvs oellsd sslsrs
irsapcea 70 sooep RATS THAI those ast but
s te close eIcss rallied 'gaay osirg TO tbs a-@sess
O. tie irse boera Bales tss past thee dsys Of 900
los clear IN lots, ct 1910 1870 IS 900 lss. do sss
in lots at l6hc no reSe.ve ea2 hhas II tsroes %
OF haps have be-n quite heavy and pro~s Htss es
for buyers Isst 900 muslin oovrss i,a
cs.S. ~ the % bt.r Scurs ,s0 R.oss,-s sSs
berces tS0 ss.ks o6l be, "a Not 9TH ta ,dax
tue vc large mpor aton" OF batter tina he's bssp "a
active srecuetlSe mJeement Ia tha article on bsavv
ssss Dads OF parcels here Aod arrse &C advanced
rates. Transactions include sb"ut four hundr psotsge
InS CNsiDH qu"h i'ps ere OF OrOtn@ry QUO sic gcnd
pscsers marks S2c very choice Hope suf others Sic
Received 4S0 bt6s 1853 c.sss % te'c-s. 2sS dfku
500 bsis 441 ha't bols.. SS2 sess las casAe. ISL
pkgs. There bas sso bson \ speculative uovtmsnt 10
lard and ls,ge sale, have msde ct ffurrs msrpg
mstsrisl advances k.ge have ob'aoed 15 30 a lac
parcels in tiD 1870 lec LOO to arr % sold At
2oc tbs ms'tet ciooes firm as our Quotation R~
csivrd 20 tie,ces 62 sois lr3 keg. e5 Thsre
2I NC. z2hc. Received 692 osses, 100 boxes.
RICE TITO rates for Ctiua waioh ruling st
stis. " bsve hardly been sustained white Carnns hs,
advanced sese OF 1Go0 uiats Ordinary No Chics At
bho ! T0 do st Sc 900 dc. prime a. 6s{c; 275 600
pourds superior No. d. at 30 80 000 do. It 6As.;
GO 600 pcupds P.ruv.n cold at auction for Ak email
tales Carolina st To s7Hc Received Of fo,ego 6,e6I
bags; Carolina tesces. oe3 csAks 0l8 bbls, o66
hall do 80 quarter do SO kegs Is csses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALF0R MA.
-~>~~>>>~~~>~~>>o.>J>~~
ARRIVAL or THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
~~~>~>>>>~>>>>~><~<>>~<~~~
Prosperous Condition Of the Mines.
NEW GOLDEN DISCOVERIES.
>~~>>oo<>>~~~N~~~~~@~->
Great Number Of RObbtrioS and Murders.
.-NN0oy%~oy~n<~N~r~~~~>~o~
DEATH OF THE NOTORIOUS JOAQUIN.
~~>>~~y>~~~~~c/~~~~--~~r
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
-~~~~~~~o~>-->~~~>>>>>~e
MARRIA AGES AND FAITHS,
&c.. &c., 30,
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFOR VIA.

The s.eamshp Northern Light, Capt I. Miner, from
San Juan de Nicaragua August l5 with cates from Ssa
Fsncisco to the LIST Of August arrived a this port vt
IL O'Clock last isht.
She brings $40 pssengsrs and 81 l24 e53 In gold On
freight, bssdes large amount In the hands of pas
sergers.
The passengers all in good health. Among then
Capt, B. Cropper, Of the CorteHi G. Saunders
Esq late Collector of the port Of San Frsncsoo; and
Rev pr. Hnddsrt.
Mr.. Luther Fuller aged 8s, died at sea Aug S3d, o
Inflammation Of The bowels.
The N. L. left New York Aug. S, ut 80 P. NJ and
arrived at Juan Aug Is at 4. NJ ha ring stopped
q. Kingston for coal. Returning, left San Juan
day. at r. M and arrived at Quarantine at IL P. NJ.
Aug o. having been absent but eighteen days. and max
iug the time through from San Francisco New York
twenty days md three hours the shortest time
Mhde between the two places. She connected with the
Cortes which chip left San Francisco Aug. l. at P. NJ
hav ng been dstsiusd to enable meschs nts to
their corsspcDderce received BY the Sierra Esyada,
which rh,p arrived the 31st Of July.
The transit the Istbmus occupied only forty.
eight hours.
Tho FL gush mall steamer Trent bound to Navy Bay,
ard the brig Gcbe. for the United States soon, st
Ssp juan the 18th.
We els indebted to Mr. N. F. Hedges, Purssr OF tho
Northern Light, and to the Expresses of Msssrs weIs
Fargo & Co., Adams Co., and Berford Co., for ales
Of tie latest papers, no.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24
1xEUG.s40wM.

ExcuRs,ONS TO Tim rlsaING BANKS EvERYDAY
ts,.ss = ". HSNccx VII, i.sss ssrns stree. .s ~
sH; Pxr NO s n L., IS n rsteraipx ~ hy ~ NJ Shp.
Cotioa will be bOsYd bnasr Ashnx tackle Anc
1stt viii b provided Fsrs my ssnS.
LIRsT ANNUAL EXCURSION OF NEW YORK
x lodge No American Protsstalt Association on
Ih.rsdsI Aug % 60 sssslsnd l.As The splsadid steam
ssos Iictess 70 admit one and ladies Land
strsst Fact river * sroope ssrees Fult n street
Aannsnd street o; aud Eighteenth street, "a o'clok
EaAND IxcuRs5 AND cELNBRATIoN TO WIN
VI 6eld. August ~ 8j- On ribusss ard conveyapoes will
leAvs the Grand Houston ferries from tho VIII
ansAafs Gds and the Tvesty third and Calvary
Gensteyy forry hAk h.ns during ths day
pe quarter before oclcsh On this day thu or
the mde Of Fske VII be offered for sals
Aerstofocs-4N each lot IT the time of punsa
ths bAsnos IN " monshly ncnts Persons Wishing "
svan themselves Of th. oppo TO purchase lots
Uou DO we'll to be the eAyt Refresh will
b provided for lot all sxpenss
sout Music aud eaucing the ground
Me pubic respectfully iavitsd to ssrtspass
IN the fYstivtss o he oocasioE all further stion
will be given at tbs Office No Tryon Of Chat
Han street, or BY u nvGsN Che premises.
q. G. ANDREWS Al. =. KENDALL.
NF-SLould the weather prove stormy, ths excursion
Viu Axe place the Srs' ts'r say etesesftSc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24
01SyrB IS0, 10.

TyIO4uINC AND FURNITURE WANrED-LADIEs
sod esntlem.n beins deous of converting the above
peid N. 5. COHEN 66 Elm ssrest
" and gentlemen having any 10 dsposs Of can receive
oash ding 10 ts sores II West Broadway
D,acS nsar Canal street. q Vest Broadway BY Lev
Ssr Der post addressed 10 g. C0HAN Ladlsa attended
~ Mrs. Cobe,
FyAsT OFF CLOTHING TWO fAOUsAND DOLLARS
u worth wanted The highest essA proe will be literally
given, IN current cr lAr,e and small lots Of good
post, or call JAMES HOAoNEY At his second haad
stors, No. II Orange street. neAr Chstham.
ATCTICE TO CAPITALIsrH OR CL0THIEaS. DE.
IN srous extending pressst business and possess
all the advantages superior qualify
Of oothrg - tbo In tss trade capitalists wisans to
commence respectfully o6er services Address H.,
HscaiA oHfos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24


CRcWELEs cELzBRAysn PArASr CAST IRON
" eAlias wtthost rivetA-Aa eNtrsly new article m
,ssd tor simplicity. durability, aos economy adopted =
AAy style pattern ornament and warranted - oeats
PR feet less thar - sss - PM on The rtrss
ny aauaetuIs shs railing together wiss every d.:sp
Hon OF vort for buiiJngs BssA and vault doors,
shuttsr bsete.s ee'anns v.ss scvsr' srssias bsios
Srafds, As. Isunsry soes o. Forty; sixth. ssss.s
pscnsss OF ths ssns IN sections 20 ss seen ~ their
nrerss 70 street. few doors sAss sf Broadway
=
IRON BEDSfkAD wARER0ONs-CHeAP SPRING
Il nat4rsss and tsddius depot. rhs healthy, patent
spYnG made the beet style ~ redoced prices
sShSr beds altered to csst spins matsresse 20 SlA
Irsn bsdsseeds ali patterns and Sizes to - Prtysts
awsiings hotels Ac Furnished promptly ~ oS brosdr"y
hsas Prince street.
10HN b. wICKBRsHAM. ANUI ACTURER or wInk
q railing, iroP p for sarns &c. No Sl2 BroedwAy
0aarsnts ros work Ien and We rsns for pusc ~ ano
eo per foot Iron bsd,ses3 shs Sst complete As:ort
Srns vsses ksschpss yosse spring shAira sestss mat
H. wictsrshsps railroad and farm fer oes
cxnck of iron the UnitsJ StAtes I'll
IN own manuacsure low pross 81 1ersr
Svaiity ct hair aud husi mtrssses John B. WICK
1KsHAM warehouse sis Broadway rorss Nos a. 60 saA
q LAwh strsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

Tra Am cai:fcsr;c ~ ~. a. ;n.t 80 e,,.. a..
taS snd nss.otsd ors ~
than for any similar period during the present ssason
In the fsn of verv heavv imnotatous from dom..tJ,
hs Zen reaction IN nearly svs,y bra nch ~ trsds Ths
sdysnrA rates cotsre in moss Articles ave been su.
thus f.r And fha .em. e ,h.t
S,sr ,hs .,ri~.l - .hs rsIt stsars, ,,hs .dx,.s
nav he anticpai4d ehould adydces raoc.se Mt that
shirmeuts 20 this port continue small The sales Of
The fortnight sn up largo smouct partly 70 tho trade
Ssv. hsss a.. Sn hsI vhsn lac msrrn for proSt,
;" S;r1.,s shroaa hut IN msto,;.1 sishcueb rhsd
"a snnsrsnt c,c:,wnnsnt. a,s atm m.Iiog
ics And n visr Of the vsrv E.avy sntci oated
due here within tn. next SIXTY nin.y days,
ir. sY rot sos,r rse .ds sn.s ths lith In x thsr
Rs' R.ys arrived rom
49,. ss,a..s;. <o4. "a
Furoo. ,rSs' '. '...2 2
Da.II. s.:., rc... ''''''''''' 9
E., Ir5s: 49, - -
p ;a IA ~ ~ .:,. :. . :. Al
-'A'S o'''''e
to-, a.
E.rv ~ ~. fc,tni:bt ths d,mand from the intsror
s rsssrc. bu. .ssr o.nr to the asnersl
.S Sa % ~ ies a. hs s,Isn an ana Ss conot.s deal
~. hsSs aopubt snsnrIy II H. hoSsv.r 20 bs psot
I'd t1at GOOD trade viii be done during the couapg nsf
month, IS stocks light .. all poats upon upp.r
stsys Of vstrr much higher rstss of f.s,aas 1 rule
than are cuyyent row.
hsv r;sn hot ma, about 10 mar cent sSvance
cst and aha long legged rubber boots ave Al
o,n0 veil otber heavy hoo and kin broy.oa half alt
ss ., sbont On "a, cant othsr Resvv lind. OF
re, rrsr csf AID ostsut leather sre sellinS At ors
Ids aud chjdrsns wear are 10 fair demand. and rss
,1soS sbo,.t a- cost "e'' - = ''A Ns'
Ccrxrw huh ~ the atock hsa nas4ed into secoud
h.rG dux., ths for,eigbt at Advanced rstes sales
nnmns,ss ! ma has graen Maoito ~ IA, 400 do do
- itnc /. 2GO ao do At i4o 400 do Rio 10 Iots at
H. nIs. Snail s.Is. Of aTo,Sd Al i.st an ,tstious
Tie ;mne1.atiors have been isht for the psst month
and IN he sSserce Of snv coudersble ouss comius TO
banS ,rs ,ok IN saa h,gher nrioe, rue Hece,ytdi82
hsss oai bc,ss
~, Coons Wa can nota a slight prove uaut IA
a, ara snd are blankets. there s cou.dsr.
sb ssmana and 10 yisv o. ths rnpsss oyinoed oy tns
srar hcdsrs rsstna rates must soon rule rae ssock
Of -. pls articles is very large but being atei
10 or ffvs rs.ds the mArhet hAs osen all xlonx
,sirsd nv reed r,ansreren. We potios sales of lao
bses 4brosu sheetings at 6xo; 200 do 37.inoh at
~. 60 bs ss so irch drills q. hc exc; IS bales
1bt 2s.peh tcls q, Ike; so bolts cotton duok Nos
20 6. AZ 1Sc
FLOUR Tbs pcrtsions have bser large, and Sluoss
xhoiiy Of AN erican; but most orHods except Casg
6sve come 10 hand ia such condition o. to fail
,n,rectisn and our stoot Of sweet sound a,ur
has n cyed but slight additions during tho
A We he'd occasion Ia our last issue to the
uarh in regard 70 The ansey Of parcels then arriving
Under tbess c.rcums.a&ess an extsnsivs specuis-
tive movement has bssn stimulated, and pries-
n..h.A tc = hayh poink uaich tns m arks.
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y.
pteSent Lre.
lmpsrtant f.O Om San joaquin.
tFrups tina Alta Csllfo ,nis Jolly 81,
through Tod Co. yesterday morning OF the capture
aDd oseh OF Joaquin there appears TO be some DOUBT
thoUsh highly probable that the scoundre is taken,
or IN vheve 10 caoro. cspe
"rhree-FiDg.rsd Jack" Ia IA old oasaier; coauuu.
mate villain ~ib ~hoe early sxpoi's In California ~e
s'e quite familiar He Is native, we believe. OF the
c0usby
BE was the principal actor Ia terrible tragedy which
x. % rss .r ~
tive headed BY this Three Fiasesd JACK
sSd tbetr hoir bly, mutstsd before death
grated them. One was lerBliy hsyed slvet
Jack twho derived his sousrque tro the muti'aion
OF ore Of his hands caused by ts having bssn csusht
iAolpE b,l,ocs prisoner In ths cits. fouc
years since his escape up tbs present momsat
Ia that terrible tragedy which csd the name of
humanity en- the part Of certain nave CasorniAus, 10
the spring of 1896, IN this ccuosy.
TIE nentcn made Of hi 10 the folio wing ascouut
gives to the air Of truthfuoess tat TO
quite convincing. We hope 4. may bs correct
ANOTHER MURDER IN MAaIPOsA COUNTY.
MARPosA July 70 1853,
On Monday night, the 16tn iast = Nc g. .sscack, CT
this plscs, WIS shot ard instantly kid BY Mexican
coy rsned Domingo TIE particulars, as near As re c.o
reto about Ave miles from Msriposa, at which ascock
AID Domiraa prescott During ths evsuipg one Of
tbs ueu had Difficulty with senteman With shdIn
she bao been dancrg During TIE dispute Domsgo To-
terfertd esyiDg the lady Ms siser waen Glascot
Eerced up and sspppg Domingo lightly in the face led
tbr tady On the HoOr AID dan aed with her
After tie dance 6nisbed, GlstcHck walked to the
door where Domingo havng b. thai time nrovided HI
out Civ sny warning fred the ball passing through
tbs into the body of Glatccok, vheo he foil dead
without speaking word A large ouu ber Of persoas
from this place aud vicinity aseaow 10 pursuit Of the
murderer and II thought u be smot impossible for
him IL SGould he bs taken. hs wl La Ill prOba
bil;ty meet with ths most summary punishment.
Ipyderstsbd GiAs SOCK Formerly from Texas ana
nuch esseened BY an ~ho knss him.
Yours In haste. T,C. A.
STILL MORE IMPoRTANT--JOAQUIN CAPTURED, BR-
HEADED, AND HIS BODY IN THE HANDS OF HIS
CAP1ORs.
1t bs just becn reported here that tho pAny Of
Rangers, commanded by Captain Harry Love, met Wtn
the notorious murderer and robber osQun and six o.
bis equally Infamous band at Pauccba PAss and after
desperate nDing fght Joaquin and enc of hts
killed and two taken pr0Ders; three managed 70
make thsr efcsre, but oro Of their horses killed
kHd several cap!uIed. Captain Love Is on his way
down with bis pisosers and the head OF Joaquin pre-
served 10 spirits. "A
One Of LOYe's company seriously jursd.
In haste, yours, T. G. A.
Quartxhurg eth July, 1853
PS hgve Just learned that during this On sagsueut
tbs Rangers commanded By CAYtAis q xns, Glove
ne. being presently and that the other KILLED
known By toe name Of :. Threc Fiq8srod JACK
NeTced River, eth July-IS r. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

AIRS. SH0UIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
m respectfully announces that her for tho fall and
winter eoa6shs ssi0g Thursday September
now beis msds up As sSs number " pupils ars Aeoss.
CARLY limited ladies dsstrons Aysiins them selves Of Mrs
SsSvlns Instruction iu gns @ professional purposes
e&srwlso will please make early application, Ut her resi-
deace. 80 " hitS street
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BILLIARDS.

DHLIA Nd rA3iasS estA SAtn-WE INVITE BUY
10 ere examine of bklsH tables hsAd with
marble bsds ~ sii she mkders improvements
ether establishment IN tbe Uoked s<sAss Apply TO LEON
ARD BENJAhIN, SO avcs8vsy.-P D. Gail and 80
Nobla at the W r~sd rssc,
DILLIARD TAbLEs FOR gALE-GENTLEMEN IN
ID finding tahes VIII DO wtl to call and
amino superior made stock with our latest improved
cushions vhI preferred s others IN use Two
ssoond hand tables for sale cheap.
GRiFflTH DECKER, 90 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

DIANePORTES WITH CIRCULAR SCALES AND
i 0tand Extension B,idges I Gilbert 4 Co. have
Gently made scsle 60 their pianos which gives
greater Of than before manufactured
fersons about to ass ara and hear .ha
4. O. Co. the 81 to Hoan patent right, and
furnish them prS~s other house For
gale at the Eusc and ~ rooms OF HORACE WATERS
SSs Broadway Also Ia, meut Of secord hand pi
ancs ape relodeons 1t prirss that defy competition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

bCy Of two distinct mall lres very doubtful and It L.
mere than probable that tho experiment would fAa
entirely.
We informed that there paper ia circulation in
'bt cy for sgnstuyss ia petition to Coz grsss for the
e%sshi;thosent q msA lire between San Pfascsoo aud
the Ahantic Statse way Of the NicsraguA route We
have not sseo the d'cumsst sad not advised ded
Dtt~y of the character of tao cnacEe eeitoaed sor
H. sslc ha~ever that 1. ssts esther for the trapss,
tss contract for osr-sior the mails from the Pso6c Mall
Company 70 the Nicsrsgus Cimpsuy. the establish
ptesent Lre.