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Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17

. .SEW = ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
:. ington Boat--The WASHINGTON
WIZ leave the regular steamboat wharf The boat
has fine comfortable saloons. The coach leaves
the Capitol at s, 10, 10, 2t, 4, and 81 o'clock.
o'clock. '.,.,'.,7'
Leaves Washington at q, II, II, 3,4s, and 81
O'Clock. .I
The above Boat san be chartered for public or
select parties. JOB CORSON
Sep 21--tf* Captain
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KI,HE SPIRIT or THE TIMES: . chron.

cle Of the turf, agriculture, field sports, liter
AZURE, and the stage, embclshed with splendid
steel engravings Published every Saturday morn
ing, ~ No. Park Place, New York. John Rich
srds, publisher. William T. Porter, editor.
Oct 12*
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Sttam Mabiaatioa.

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
United STATES NAIL STEAMERS. 81
Ire SHIPS eonprising this kise are thu tollocine
The ATLANTIC ....... Captain West.
x lhe fAClFlC.. Captain Nye.
& Ihe eAhOIlC............Ca Captain Luce.
The BALTIC. ....... Captain Comstock.
y The ADRlATIC. Captain Grafton
y E@aSA These ships have been built by
SkaE$. contract expressly for Government
service; every care has been taken
in their construction, as also In their engines 10
ensure strength and speed; and their accommo
dations for passengers are unequaled for elegance
and comfort 8haf eaosNi.r lfss
Price Of passage from New York TO Liyerpoo
in first cabin, Sl20; in second cabin, $40. Exciu
sive use Of cxtra-size state rooms $500 From
Liverpool to New York. f30 and ECO. al m ,.I
4 An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
( No berths can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. a
t.l 1853. 1853. @ H6
y From New York. From LiveypooL
Saturday. .August6 Wednesday. August 10.
Saturday. August 90. "Wednesday. August "a.
saturday. .Sept. 3. "Wednesday. Sept. T. E
Saturday. ..Sept. II. Wednesday. Sept 81 ,a
Saturday. October ]. Wednesday. October S.
Saturday. October Is. "Wednesday. October 70
Saturday. .Octob'r 20. "Wednesday. Nov o
Saturday. Nov u. "Wednesday "A ". 10.
Saturday,. Nov 20. WednesdayisN nov. 30. ll
Saturday. Dec. 10. Wednesday j Dec. H.
Snturdsy.. Dec. ~. Wednesday. j Dec. 49, as
q fro'iTciyht of~passage apply TO ft 5N4A
+ s'5it3, isf EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
/ a3f at.ft.. No. So Wall street, N. Y!
ts Stat BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO. :
st3, "A. htN it.. Liverpool.
a r. G. ROBERTS & co., A,
NlcF l3 Kings Arms Yard, London
4t WI. j.. MUNROE 81 co.
26 Rue Notrc Dame des Victories Paris
GEO. Fl. DRAPER Hayre
4 The owners Of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, pre-
signed therefor, and the value thereof therein ex.
Pressed.n- Sep 2l--tf
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y NEW YORK, BREMEN. mi

&KZNEMs Southampton United States Mail
a Steamers.--The ship. Comprising
this line are the WASHINGTON, Captain e. MI.
Fitch; HERMANN, Captain E. Higgins. "
These steamers stop at Southampton, both going
and returning .ts43'ta Ii.ta.sa..S4 -
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NISAM Communication betweeen New
NJ York and Bremen. Bremen Mail Line. Tha
sidc-whsel steamers Hansa, 1890 tons. and eaey
mania, 800 tons, will sail as follows:
Fyom Netr York Fro0r Br,m-,,
Germania. September 10 Germania. !. middle
&t October. ssQt3I
Hansa. September 90 Hansa |. .Auaust
Passage from New York TO Bremen: First elas.
500; second class, S35 li5YaH Ft A -.
For freight or passage apply TO-
OELRICHS &c CO.
Sep 2l---td so Broad lstree, II w.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17

~ Y ship Line via Nicaragua.--The shortest and
cheapest route for San Francisco.--The Accessory
Transit Company, of Nicaragua, proprietore
Through in advance Of the mail. Only line giving
through tickets, including the Isthn,us crossing
WEST, 1000 tons burthen, win leave from pier
No. North river, al o'clock p. NJ precisely.
for San Juan del Norte, on Tuesday September;
2oth; connecting with the new and favorite steam
ship CORTES, 500 tons burthen, over the Mic
land transportation, These steamers are unsur
passed in their ventilation and accommodations
For information or passage at the lowest rates ap
Ply only at tho agency of the company, No
Bowling Green, N Y.
LiS,La CHARLES MORGAN, Agent.
Sen Diff
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JULES BON NET,

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING OFFICE,
40. so, NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
A ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED FOR
IN all journals throughout the United States,
Canadas and Europe, and arrangements made at
the lowest rates. All papers kept on file for the
inspection Of advertisers, and every information
given. Oct LIT
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
FL. csaszgEzzT1 CHANGE or HOURS.-On
&Ss2ss4sNsx&f& and affer Thursday C)cfohar 6tb

oRAN0E AMI AlAEAANDRlA RAILHOAU.
FL. CHANGE or HOURS.-On
- and after Thursday October 9Th,
1893 daily trains Sundays excepted will be run
over this road, agreeaby 10 the following arrange
ment: E% 80 n
a train for Warrenton and intermediate points
will leave the Station, corner OF Duke and Henry
streets, at 81 O'Clock, A. M; arrive al Warrenton
at IL o'clock, A. NJ
Returning will leave Warrenlon at quarter
past o'clock 7. M, arriving in Alexandra at
quarter before 4 o'clock. p. NJ
train from Cnlpepper G. A. TO Alexandra and
intermediate points will leave Cplpepper G, H. at
o'clock A. NJ.
Returning win leave Alexandra at IL o'clock,
p. M t a3lT '.. =
daily stage Is running between Gordonsvils
and Cnlpepper G. H., in connexion with the cars
on this and the Virginia Central Routes
THROUGH TICKETS
10 oGordonsyille. .....................A5 so AZ.
~ 2uuuHton ....... .................... VI 90
- ro Lyhcnnurg............... TOO Il
10 Winchester.. ..............s.... 4 90 1st
Per order: w BROCKETT.
oci o-Tti 9sg ,ls t Agent
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17

MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK,
Capital 100000, paid In and securely
invested.
A. A. ALVORD, PRESIDENT.
Among its directors are Ambrose C. Kingsand,
Sias G. Herring, George d. Phelps, John p.
Brown, Edwin d. Morgan. Myndert Van Schack,
and other substantial men of New York. Hast
assurances made upon the most favorable terms.
G. B. ADAMS, Agent, i
Office 9th street. opposite the Patent Office
Oct 16-eolm (m) 5
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17

No BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERs.
i Medium, denny, and Hat-cap papers, lor .sle
by COLLINS, BOVINE s. CO,
llth ST., six doors north Of Penn avenue.
Branch OF Stationers' Hall, ia and l76,
~ Pearl street, New York
y. B--orders received for book-binders' mate.
I.a.s. (ml Oct. lift
OUR HOUSE,
BY CHARLES G. THOMPSON,
TRRrEsrTH STRExr,
Sep a4--f RICHMOND, VA
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MISS SINCLAIR NEW NOVEL.-FOtRTH
vi EDITION NOW READIOf the Powerful Satire uPoa Furs
ty tie author Of "Bestlce.~
MODERN FLlETATlOSS,
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This work alone would place the fair auhores the front
ia b,,,s,y writers Of the sac Baltimore Republican
T~s : rare book-a and then book" Baaao Express
" cow.ruly written and intensely inter ttirs novel;
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r work aims heavy and successful blow al oae Of the geai
evils Of modern society lAoaay Argus
volume Of sres originality and fascinating interest
Literary Ensl Gazette.
,,s vl,ts;ops a powerfully wrought AID auikry
q on fashionable foibles N l. EFShee-si
It's one Ct those books that are sure Of vide reading
~ Y Courier Enquirer.
alt brilliant and original and viii good seed brosdes
New Bedford Mercury.
The mos delightful novel Of the day" NwsHkee Morn News
worn hike hrs cannot M leave to upon society
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Fer sale b. all Booksellers through the Unon
NEARLY READY,
Mis- hnl.rds New Novel,
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90 Uhom il map Concern.

L p BELCHER, K. CORNFORTH, K B. NOR.
MAN pss.enEer, gIiVed here IN the Inos from Apn-
llfh 1888 Will confer favor seBdinz
dress 70 No s. sorths- ROWLAND AsPISWALL.
INFORMATION WANTED-Respecting an Italian
ser an rsu.sd LOUIS COsIAO MANI originally fno 49,,
30 Iu-csny Ne~Yok sometime 10 o. .ksr I,
1870 yeaFs IS relations have beard from nm
Any rssPens Tin Oil b. thankfully received By vYsE
4 SONS, No. "a PesIlsf- seS-York go
MATRIMONIAL middle aged Gentleman Of re-
VI reefsoe Standing and good .eau reep,. hs. n
the acquaintance Of Lady suitable bis .e OF reststy
and couey sPpeaTznce who would ux 70 ..t n
ponotng h-ppnsss indispensable the family circle Aooey or
property object TO re4aeueus
heh Be formed comfortable ssezred
oPeify she Fo<seAs shA b secured
stscsbie reiereree gwen aid required Address w
Tfibgre CGsel
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pOY LOST g. Somewhere On the line Of The Camden
- Antoy Railroad New Jersey during Msy III name
s JOiH OAsStk, snail poor0osing GeImin T. about -
ii head black hair and face lie q . Borden
AN Lfoflaou Of Il E 10 g.d received
ut'hsr Mrs. Oasser poor N0n4l, Ia No y Rdse-ss.
10 Ntw-JrIssy palers please copy.
hog LOST-Sj will be paid 20 the person who will
~ bIuEtO No q Howadst S-~fo Land Doc a black
va cat 4 Lecnaid--t. "a the evening Of the lih.
EOUND-O On the 3d-av, on Tuesday, the 9TH inst, a
FKCCk COAT The have proyoz property and
Is,ls Of adg-TtanE Apply 70 - "sgtst
uOKsE sTOLEN--A sOrrel geiding, with one white
SHIN neck clean and smooth Inbs heavy
hes tue uht bu'tock caused tick
eay stakeI breach HeI4ys vel ADD acinsd 10 s~iaz
hird ard b-Hl reward viii Be pad whoever vii
Information which VII @a4 70 h recovery BY g. WOOD Ca
tston- ".
I OST or STOLEN-The following Notes-One note
II aaly 1853 dawn by Ubsds, Psr.on Co.
g. heir ords and intlns
ri l. lsS5 ior e5to d,a~n BY 1sl@
PeJ. Lake payable order and by them ndoned
been Stopped al od
esocsfDE The GEORGE q. LAKE. No al BroaaSsy
JOST-A NOTE. made by +. VI. Mason, No. By
l. Huosop S12 dated July T. 1883 psyat months frDu
crfe II Moore G-duey AID nfor. BY hem 4
y suhcrber Payment sad Note b. been topped fLo
-ucef = Fl. conier - returning he
CALEB b. GILDEhsLEEfE, No. II Merchants kHchanse.
4 = REWARD-L Lost in Pearlst. PACKAGE Of
- - PAPER ncosed envelope, directed Isaac Van
t.rl W-s P0nerJ Indiana Any psson hsyinz to1nd
H. the sboy eWsrd leaving 10 WITH FOSTER
THOMPSON. No SO WAX
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Chances for Bnsinrss Glen.

RARE CHANCE to MAKE MONEY-A chance
- si ss :s q 70 p : "a he Asssy % 10
-ss6y ale ~hsIevrr
make H - 70 So pr a'aa Noas .e,l .ppy Nth sse:
b 5.Sst .sTs ~ s, S'4" SAnI corner Of
Tor SaIE-The five years Lease Stock and Fixtures
q GIocs-y store well oesied. win sS Tad. and an
puvs three years For particulars sdr-ss W Bon Ne.
EOR SAIE-wth liberal Building Loan, block Of
Bui5rs Lot. vsn stus;sd for improvement BETWEEN Henry
81 s1 t Hl sssy M,sfiyDaEE Sss w. ~ s
FER SALE-To Druggists. Physicians, or Others
1he interest Q. 'eii Ease, y 9a s a Pi iss
fh.Sf.,' ~ %. s-5 srosdusy 49,
IRON FOUNDRY for SALE.-Address IRON
. FOUNDRY RoS No is7 A. this Gree
THE ADVERTISER has certain cure foe Fever
he swio 70 submit 20 Ne sess5si 80 eln ne
we',i 'sS Der 4, sS 81 s ,b ,rsv. frs a.o. !,
Csina al dent that san %, nee Sny % D. hasya,
ue, ht - CT Guy an ocea,ca, sa5e Sssa rssss
Vsnist. b. W % tnvesf S' % Sd Vi IN uianait-
io' .sr an N A. % b. ,sS Spe Sayis de- AZ
10 ~ 4, , 7',' 'S vel P Sse No o,SsS as .ppIy
To SPECUlATORS-200 OV Acres of Timber Land
ior SEE, 10 % or rN tac's salie 10 Uniol sav.n sad
=, al,. Is ms 'oa = slay a ,D e "a
lower sry other land. n A,r ~ e.a bought Therefore.
es orrouri,y a. Ia End, have Sss .asni1 sai s,uad
y.s.ss NJ r;sPsr y So, Mn Nm seSs Dsslsss aad
rue '''' No 50 so1 Aii & i PSi.Ssi5S.
TO be DISPOSED Of IMMEDIAl ELY-The bust
res. uae!i 6c. Of the SrNAN HAT ana BONNET
PRESSING ESTABLISHMENT. NJ Catysee-sL
g Sn tllkn READING fArENr Pc WEIR
= e,O WV. CORN SUI LLER A handsome f,rruae
be made ~ furchee de AIT Of tn uneugaei
Maxine ~ exhibit IN Cystrl fAEee. Ia Machine Of truly
capsciy CAL ard o. every day. III
O'Clock NJ a. No IS Nes Jh, near otiv sSlc profits
hen made vh s s6 ont BY s anafe,ure and sale fhe-s
.,'r, he d,nSS ~ T. md Ecuse y,u. As.ia .sy coSs
ald App .ca1ons for liiShs be &C. dressed 70
WILLIAM READING.
$4,000 TO ENp [' in one sm ,.o or of in sums
warted race interview l., BoN ~ Tribune Ocs
GEGH A YOU NJ MAN. an American of strict
pOOOs " t,rrers'e HABITS having cbirge
wold lac tuyet hntclass Gscery.
Addse,s stating pafeuers J. RUSSELL. Jr- Union square o.
y 0Un CARAIS Of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
- .tt'V he 500 q SIS per AOpy 70 LOUIS An
RICH aesies, eer-o havHs diamonds ssi.
vii @c ca on Aunch n. highest vii be sivea.
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corrected By himself
Price p { %. Is ceu,s
Price ia P-p.r 81
MORE TESTIMONY.
From Rev GEORGE B. CHfLvEE Chaen the Pur-las Ces
Nesr DrSI11 D,ye'Icsf Ia ga o. he s,so- 'r-
-, 80 T-- -,t - 80 h' 80 a-
,c h l ffe terrr- ta-se sc'4ssi o nd az =r ,
90 Pc ~ "a sloe re a. .ff'' r'f -p' ett I'D
ID N.r 90 tc-eto aprets 20 sca~a la -frT f ia
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10 otp.s' II Lr'o1e srempta eolu lur 0. .si
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ml c'y'erae q f'pefy. that aops b. .2h sa,es r
As ste'touy IA With repor.
The lnceperdant tsys, Al the el Of lons editorial
" He boz hae eat sgeencs' IA this county sd the f ~
fore rs from the M. Dewitt .ld Daysap., -pl.
10 r"lms sp r-.egv,as 1T To- AI, I. ~ gn ',
4t IL rr.oh made ;, Rcmsi IN on t h. y5 IN +, 5
nay accept Gsvsz1"
Tie Boston Pres hrf spesks:
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
be work " be 5eeo wiiA i9tes ny ~h psasl'e b. not
eonHsLd s,ie-uon and admiration TIE PADRE oas evsl
I'VE eonfes so. intense Curiosity 70 reaa -s.ir-,
which have t1e 20 such save ard - -I t4 tler
character ha not len o'eHsied They are e1e-eds
This work will lie likely the sea3no Of ID
Th already s1acieey adses.d b, ths prea o ad
nt1el rtlt 10 ,1c t1,ienes fsher Gstl do TO, I'll 90 80
home tuLs "Aie they you'd reveT rsad ne1fe pl7c
mo read tie volum. 'hou Do euueed hAt
hes great T. et snd ability az fo-uaf orst0 az joe er
transcript 3lsJal
Hear the sunday rapers
"1hss Lectures fro the excitement es have c-esid I'D s
fatal ~hch they have I'D ~ b. sht arr o a.
BlsI4ultI-
Tie P4bileIs thstacy il7'r
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t rCfor ~ 20 her 3avszz Lecars We be- o
lr-ccire for thu to1F which r-ay st rds'tf
sale. No1s twr aid DaV, upotar maxim them ees
~ Tlb fIsol WORKS Of fhrol
vii eve them ID envisbe eston among Ancnciq h s.8
Slndiv Confer.
"Ilsy admiral, reported aud .oleddy pra~i sss VII
De- 81 g uife touu Tsad lie lf'o- ~hcI
cT'edo ooh aid that have led TO a4i
ar l-l.dt. Ne NV.
Curiosity willie iipoe hold o. thee aI Lsr-
'uef VIC say eiuIy rsp aud
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sunday D.na.cI.
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IoURNFY ROrND ~ WlRLD.-HARPER

JOURNEY ROUND THE WoRLD.-HARPER
- sEol LRs 30 80 Peat sraa4aassai "a
FNE {iAHs' JoUE4Fr sorSp TH2 WORLD
80. a., ~. Id, - .. ,-i.tt ,;i Rec aI y
us "a Als-rt o., south :. I'lat Ja'i, &C. b. p
= i..-r .ee. q .'-. - p, ?, aoa Re, sH.ra
'iea 10 oi-. ssrcact I-, g. au--rs s. "a g.
NV l.at..rr - vu-l'y a. or--ovs str -u-i'a. a.
p.i ~, et'rsri'r 40 -'o, t'i 'o H,e- - ?. u. ~
The .f '-a.gs - srstls ooc 70 t-''' " rs
d. ~ .--..5. .-,-e.-.1 ~. o-rs s-' F, IL.
D. ana .-e .--.s rib e.5tr.5lcI
r-r-.- 81 sttsics 30 hc As 60 al ft ilt
i.--s IN >r,h - I'D r. VI. f.a I'm .s-- ,re
rrs. eeai-'e.rt en- ae'-d r'r i'.af and -~rns hs
RECEsg-Y PUBLISHED.
HOME PICTURES
g. Mrs " heu.n LIMO nj TO- o.
TtENIt 'k\'URY 49, st ie.'so.-. ac. - I'd
L ca.l ~ 'e . o n' l, .' asi. ' 3s ~ l me
B. TIE e 959 HOLE E. q TEE 5Iss R LIB
LIMO. muslin $ cents
ROSS BRoWEEs Yu,EF-
Tisv. - ,hons be Msosa.eg 10 A, NHo, Pae
TEE VILLAGE DOCTOR
Cr az ArlsrE ard R-.i.1-rn al 0 tie Cou1
DNb u,i Iarlse Iom tie French oy Maua.el B Fed E.l
l4Ho- muslin = coLts.
LOTUS EATING.
- H,agsoI % syssr B-.uifa'y 1-t'd de-
l. r.. tt 1uo, muslin - rs Cn,sassl fle Hudson
De Rhine u e -.ll All Lai.AI Fas II
VI ~ s'in Nll 'ar.tosa VAL Lax 5el Is.
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Hus.1, 51i .eft VII
NILE MOTIFS ~ A no ADJL
By q. W Gums i2HlI.. iu.
ATLANTIC AID TRANS ATLANTIC
i,.a w,1 ,' H. Ia P,rsl, 30 n9. ecu.
rsyg.- sin ,rv ~
Is NsCa %, aulorot La. " The .az By $40, PER
The Boz uUOl % GREAT MEN
ll.r cto .s .' IAa lpi. 10 B llt1
With -sil-lC l-.a.. .l ls.l frce J' cAlri
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nI,\k hOOK,. SrAIlONERY I'D PRIN No
Uanis.

k..pycrABLg ESGLIsH WoAAS with a chill
~ btu - son u s'esoeeteos iAaa a, S7.,'.s.
~ H.s oero - ne cou-y aJ De seen Tor
tbr,e tsy. e. No o Rooses e..s-
kKsp,crApIg YOUNG WoNAS, wants a situation 10
~ 40 Stew Lsay New % Irlns sh- beolEi .
r o. Ctu'lh AID h. % ri Eels. So eY-s n desire
v.sss Appy q 10 Cneify 81.
A GrknAs Youso WoNAS of responsibility, who
n pal, Enss situation 20 sts.e 10 Inna-s sl-
enY.o5si CT Or s-e't.. = 80 . Caon-p
IsOU>LKEEPER Or COMPANiON.--A middle
i 1 I'D r.. teLa des-oa o. above hsf cs2i2 3
n lL lii-4, " A., p 49, q" w % " 10
,ssd Of n 49, uis'Ee o. lumber eeea-s L. L. ''''A-7
Brooklyn
TWO Gfls desire situations short distance in the
I bssr Tie other "a g. ehsab-rEOr and tke cn4sse 9 =
Bon ~ seoc rsisfte e. feiS CAL a. 10 - Ilia
tn rea'. b ~een 5th .rd straw
WANTED BY respectable Protestant Girl, stu
w souts Chsnbeusd oh ecron help with Pi1
ssIs wlLs ca lessa for tao Gays At No 10 "eH
l7th+l, Jst~esn oth md 7th az
WANTED b. respectable Protestant Woman
" shns and ronIAs OF 4 me ga
Ilglre No ~ Gt--Lv Iclt c0uef Of Ia sl WILL
for, tset non. ca Dc sci fort daJ'
WANTED-A place for lIOs, Trustworthy ana ss al.
" ~ Nue ~h0 .ea-ick 70 seer3e,ny r ~ -,
Apply ee-eIt employers g. P once Ess-4--
YorNe FREscHvAS from Geneva who mas areidi
~ had .ucee.sul Ierenss tesehins the = 80
la IAN lAE t>s.tes % md mined .s1
cF, eJunuy Apply Al b. bAlEDs o sst
a FEW CANvAsSERS WANTED-Io sell the
n ~, a. ,r..sus yie< u the City Of Se~f ORR YET
published Apply ~ Nc = sPruee-'t up SAL,
AN ENTRY CLERK WANIED-A young han
"A Who ut. 5000 had aid laes nEsres ~ao aA
Sss saIsssee n ne Charms .sed ~ HURLBUT swEETzER
L Co No = Liberty st Non. other need lPPy
DOY WANTED-A smart, intelligent Boy, 10 or /.
t1... :. 4 10 II Ts :ss "a cas-
pss1suxd
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HERMAN J. MEYER. No. I64 William.

Il Newly OH pubIshed this day
INllED STATES ILLUSTRATED. Prise cents the Sumo-r.
kASl fsft H. containing The Capitol Wasauson ads
bnage. hudson City TIE Ton ID Sew.York
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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-12-21
New York. Dec. 70.


The steamer Geo. Law from Aspnwal, Dec.
ist. arrived here this morning. She brings
$4,000 dolla rs on freight and ACT passengers
and the California mails TO the i4th Novem-
Der. HM .fe
The news by the steamer is Of interest.
Dates from Oregon 2Sth. Overland arrivals
continue to be large. Many parties had suf.
fered severely on the route, and had been SO
reduced that they were compelled to eat their
horses
Gen. Lane is pledged to advocate the dvis-
ION Of Oregon Territory.
A Company, with capital of Sl,oOO,O0O,
has been formed in San Francisco for line of
steamers between San Francisco and China
A new line was also to commence on the first
LIST Dec, between San Francisco and Honduras
The funded and floating debt of San Fran
cisco is little short of $2,0OO,OOO
Great excitement in Sonora. Reports of
sailing of fllibuster expedition. 1000 troops
reported on the march towards Sonora.
SACRAMENTO NEws.-Capt. Suffers claim is
reported invalid, and the lands npon which
Sacramento city is built belongs to the United
States.
Mining news generally favorably-miners on
river beds are preparing 10 leave on account of
the near approach of the rainy season.
New .FliiiuusterihS expedition talked OF.
Said party is to follow invaders to Sonora,
another TO 60 to the Amazon.
A reported Joint Stock Company is also for
ming with capital Of two and u half millions,
TO establish steam navigation on the ella. The
intentions of this Company are looked upon
with suspicion.
DR.. Evans, of Gov. Stevens, expedition, arri-
we'd on the 18th. He reports favorably on a
railroad route from the head Of the Mississippi
to Pugets Sound.
telegraph line between San Francisco and
Marysyie is in operation
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-12-21
CAIN & CUSHWAY,

General dealers In Dry Goods and Groceries.
"AVING just received their winter stock in
i Z GLIDING large assortment of AXES and
all kinds of Provisions, are now ready 10 supply
the wants of their customers cheap for cash, or in
exchange for lumber.
The highest cash price will be paid for Shingles,
Bolts, and all kinds of Lumber.
Forwarding and Commission business will re-
ceive prompt attention, charges reasonable.
The undersigned also continue to occupy the
Oceana House, which has been recently repaired
and refurnished throughout. Every thing neccs-
sary for the comfort of man or beast will always
be on hand at this House, and will be furnished on
short notice.
U5- Carriages and horses are constantly in
readiness to convey those in quest of business or
pleasure into the adjoining country.
1893 IT, CAIN & CUsHwAY.
White Lake, November 90, 1853.