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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
THE CROPS AND THE WEATHER.

The Wheat crop Ia the vicinity Of Greenvle, OHIO has
been much injured by the fly many fields being 20 FAR
Injured TO leave not enough upon them 10 pay tor hsr
vestng There cannot be halt crop gathered rom
that portion Of the County which has come under thsir
observation The grain crops in this County which have
all along been promising well for an abundant harvest
we are sorry TO learn, nov suffering very severely
from the fly The crop Il IS feared will be much below an
average one The Corn Is backward, aud has suiered
come from the wet weather. HoIdaysburghPa Register
Everything looks bright and prosperous in the vegea
bic kingdom The recent rains have laid deep and sure tho
foundation for heavy crop Of grass and all the cereal
grains and the escape from fross thus far gives far
TrCise Of an abundant fruit harvest However here ~
the Mohawk Valley we dare not TOD loud lest Jacs
Frost should clap Sis nppers upon plum trees before
We get 10 the other end OF June
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THIRD-CLAss PASSENGERS. MI,
lu-sd sumter Of thic class al - t1<eh O1 .-
sslphA Liverpool and found in cooked PROVISIONS
From so From Liverpool. ~
Csrfekfs viii b. insd hers TO parties WIZ are ~es0'
II bTIsiug their friends az corresponding rates
Frisht 81 san gods, hAId~Se &c- "id % N-
~
n sxyeTieuesd III Be carried on each ship
Small gbt Ga Ensl.Bd ADD LELAND ,,o
For fIe AIT spply THOMAS KIS
No IS Broadway NY. anl No W.ual-st, Phil@dsipaA1
RICHARDSON BROTHERs Co. Lave pool-
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Gopartnersbip.

COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-NELSON ROBIN
- SON Esq h.sin. de dsy retired eu sty besns-. u. an
snDe' bs leave 70 inform th.i the have entered
p.IrsIshP und-r the finn end title Of WAsdBU r. 70 10, IN
tr.ussstiDs sretly STOCK COAAISSlOs Az
BANKING BUSINESS ard have taken the Office No 81 "@s
Hitherto cocnpied BY hT Robinson.
Particular seDuoD Wil b tie puIch4<e s0a sac o.
,ol,in- d. a-s ef.aopsys NORAASs WASHBuRS,
'C.Ats Of the firm wsshbuTnk Co, Abny)
JACOB T. VASDERHOOF,
N3 yean pat with Drew, Robinson %
Eev-Ysrk, hay ], 1883
nISSOLUTION NOTICE-The Copartnership
~ existing between the subscribers under the name snd
CORNISH. LAMPORT Co, the Publsnine snd ooo
selling business il this day dissolved BY mutual CONSENT h
the Of paired heeh the
will be continued by the firm announced below ne n
red f,rs OF the n either Of the late par
he id, No 9 CHAS L. CORNISH,
10y HIRAM n. LAMpOkE-
Eew.Tork BIRDSEY BLAkEMAS
COPARTNERsHIP NOTC-Ihe underlined have ths day 60
tered CopsneIshp under the firm Of LAMPORT bLAhEaAN
LAW Publishers BOOKSELLERS and St4iODers, and VIII
u Il the late firm Of Cornish LePortS 20 ~
stand, No. Psrkplaoe. hikAa n Il AZ % rSt.s
Etw.Yors, June /, 1853. HENRY W. Law.
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5 OF sArLfYG

FnW'D n. collins L Co. No. s. walst, Ny.
BROWN, SHlPLEY : Co. Liverpool.
p g. ROBERTS c. No. IL Arms 4 sd lso110l
JOHN AUNkOE Co Rae Norte Dame aes Nictones
Pans, CT Clio. H. DRAPER, Hssra .
these hps viii b. Accountable for gold rvef
~
sse ssDss Ler., the y4he tseTeoi therein expressed
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SlycUIAR PBENOsESOs.-A correspondent OF TIE
TrfLune, writing from DundAs &C.. WI inform, US Of
singular bsaee the progress Of the work the Great
Western Railroad The following ia his account:
AT Capeown. five miles from here they were digging
through swamp they came stream o. quicksand,
and smother substance fine that you feel the least
CRITIC H. and putting your hands in it, they become
II we're, creased The stream Is Of a pale lilac and
not settle 10 the bottom CT the stream a. Il lows along TO-
ward the lake. The result o. all this Is yet to be AZ
this substance runs out from below the up Of the ground
fails IN The track they bad aid for drawing the dirt
On has IA many places fallen in leaving the end OF the rails
sticking CIT IN places while IN others they have been
swallowed in toto tits curiosity 70 behold the springs
~ ile Of this singular fluid. IL bOs up like pot
fire depOsing the heavier particles around the
mouth Of the crater until assumes the shape Of mound
tie TOP Of which il Eat end in boiling notion Ia the CEN
ter these mounds springs you feel for the bottom
in vain with sticks Of 10 or 2 feet aad not prepared
10 gay that not the b0ttoess pit la many places ara
10 ebery cd sands Of various c0lors boiling I'D ia the
center and returning BY exterior course 10 whers they
came irOm be agH brought to the s,fsce through the
c uter The sand being Of different color. INDIES the cone
continually striped and ever changing tbo,s slrioea
which make most beautiful appearance Some seven
miles east OF th where the road runs along the side OF the
mountain, some annoying slides or ayalaDches have 90
eredt THIS spring visited COO feet 10 extent and
asirangtrn would appear though had been ia its
pTesent stuaton for centuries Il bore wh growth Of
plank load has already 'caved in. and tas canssns OF
Cspeown are in danger Of czying In Also cr tney have
a. eady been obliged 70 blacksmith shop and
easge house aud one of the citizens has sold bis Dwell
ing oft dangerous position me ground aretdy
gDiHs way lIosg H.
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RETAIL RUM TRADE.
Fourteenth Ward....FlSsr DAY

Fourteenth Nard....FIssr DAY.
Aid James NJ Bard promptly on hand at 10 o'clock.
The Assistant Alderman, Thomas Whean did not make
his appearance until some time slerwad and remained
but short time after he did come. lie had, previcss 10
Yesterday placed his signature to large number OF blank
licenses Capt Scatf present with his report OF all
the places where liquor is sold IL appears thar in the
Fourteenth Ward during the past year, there have bees
about places where liquor has been sold Of these
about 800 licensed OF the whole number 10 are re-
ported as disordery and 100 family groceries Among
these liquor sellers about so Americans 100 Germans
and the remande say 23O Irshmen. The granting Of
licenses proceeded as follows;
John Rely Ils Mubeuy+t Jane. MoOrhe.d las Grandst
John NJ Iilyer $50 Broone-st. VIM Lohmin 20 Princess
hSS S' conoss q BSom 6os rs
Hs9ry g l. 3 STS:s w.p F s y rssp
+ Mefiths "a Grsadst Jo6ny sPsrselsse 81 Grssds
Lawrence RelIey 1854 Mulberry. O. Clsrk 7s Wslkerst
hI Mei:i SGSs faaSe's:' = HuiSso 5s Walkers:
Kari HUMAN 60 Prince st j. B. HaTisse, II crOsbyr.
Henry Plunmer iCenter Mktplc.l
Ms Louisa Chds 90 Ezsbethsi Hugh MeElrOy, 96 0rsudn
M ed s e MaC Ga S over T Ss the sss on: OBJ
Jehs Lane 1876 Hee. .s jus. bOgsh. out Msco,ay caP
not intend 1GS sn ody e The Alderman 1--we. close ~
3lsIiss Boots es rsndsi Lewis sHader pa cense
He,,. ss,T 9S6 ~ SHd M MsIS iB a,ss
vsggnzs 100 wha@si 18th wsrd l0ranted on the ord'r Of
p Ferton us drsngs4t Henry Kneelana sshonst
Geo III. Aibro 1876 BoweTy. VIM stcrieselt ~ ufand o.
w T.. Boughon, 48 Broadway John Htloan zl6 tzbhth<s
D. Gillespie, Ia walkerst Edwd Ds Sesess lay cens.ss
T. ssibniel owsId-st. Patrick Warm. 30 Centre e.
Hargaret Iiiihken. Wardla Island lI2hl Wand.
Ioin fyoTs 20 Ier,ers : James c, Doyle 10 Canslst
Jsmes J. Carroll "a Mulleuy-st Patrick Beg ~ hetta
NJ n Whotman, t4CanasG Luks OReiy, 70 El<aDeihL
J. MahukeD. 2l2 Centrest. .
MoInye 1l9 MubeFy basement oyster cellar aepssoe
3 eIssd &c Is5o~dwsy p. w. uiack 3ss Broomea.
TIonas Cafin Prince-st John Wlkils l.6 Watsrst
i'm Brady, 20 P1nces. ID shoema>er IL ues,., !.
Nehsei Tyrre AZ Maron Thos Barry 10 Ceate Mifketp
q Gsiist Ia RoTerv Ludwig Dshss, M Mubenyst.
p n Ma GOV 81 Pnnee@t A. Col0yoiJBi il8 BroonneSt
foln eebufz IS Jeyrey-st John Collins % SprDgst.
Nicholas Carten $50 Walker<t John bomtn, % SPnnEst
Fitz Peie, l5l OTend-st Martin bfsnnaD, oi 5pnnss~
Iobn Whtmore f94 oustOn- n Diefen haer % Sphngst.
Pairiek Pdeeop 22 Motts fOiyen prob,by biz
wife John C. Hitler rs Phnee-st
Henry Fhez IN NOttst. McIhsD, HPrDces.
j. Meshendou, 10 Springs VIM n hayward 0H bfoed"y
VIM Broklng, 60 springst. y kekhoh as MolDeuyFt
a Msukin "a Oerd.st. n. ID. Krsck. a Sprngft
n A IieLipE $50 IIpsterSt. G. Martin $40 Bro0mest.
NJ Ilidler G0 sprnRa. Harnes Co. II Sphngst
y Corie 2l9 Aottst. ID. stursie, l3i Ehzabethst
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tUater Cure.


A CARD.-A Report of Two Hundred Interesting
~ Cases treated with Water, BY EDWARD FELLEREk
n D. RsnIent PhTscian the Ora1ge hsgntain WAFER
VII be furnished Without charge to sny applicant
sJ0s1c8 oTdeE T. s. Letter stamp Address C. G.
SELLERS BROTHER Proprietor o. the Orange Mountain Wa
OD1e New jersey. Nistcr- 10 the aboyonemed
sAe the boss AID Esssx Railway foot Of C0gendtst
A. ~ D. sDd u D. aid y. u. Distance fon Ne~Yok Il
miles.
DR. SHEW, Of New-York, earliest American Prec
rtors snd sgthor Of zoas works tie
vii e-ots during tie summer season with
Nr d. CAMPBELL. a. Lsoaon Springs, Couubis Coony w
nR. BEDORTHA's WATER CURE at SARATOGA
IL sPRINoSTs Ess-bsha ent = lccefec roadway,
tie &c Grated Ccarress Spring The House sunz m sec0Dd
sasor newly separate 81 sd
sttscbei Few posses s41si
ton CT L desirable t-cilitcs foT IL cure.
HYDROPATHlC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No IS LGgh,tt uar1odato1 So hundred bG;ents
Ieosfses Pen ale b.s4se 2 T. TRAIL Proprietor Dr. J..
/. HOsFORD AAaista-t
NEWPORT WATER CURE vii he opened on the
~ q q Apn Il Las been fttrd n psfcasr resec % com
fort ccnyeusnee End with the celebrated hesrueez tse
RewTor cluate vii he desirable Address Dr. '" D.
REH. Newrot- K. T.
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Goal.

GOAL The subscribers prepared 10 furnish Red
" Ash Coal ned by Jsmes Neil. THIS Goa inodussd aie
Newly Market luaIaxed last Il has universal
saccE They sss the exclusive sale Of tie White Ash Rain
bow Coal witch Founi Steaa and
Domestic pospos be surpassed parties purchasing s.
WEST BLAKISTON cox,
Offce No * Wnnafst. Nh4rf No Richmonc
Refer to SsML. THOMPSON Z SEFHEw, NcElorE
JEFFERSON BoRpIS, Hau RIVER
PhilsdelphiA Msrrh l. las
'UALThe subscriber has in yards, aud Is constant
~ cschfug al the various tiuds u AnhTscs and BtunSs
Goals Via Peach Orchard Blsek Heath Lehsh Liverpool One
CGbrel sidney &C. &C. Ell Ct The best quality delivered ~
LaIdf0Hc Order and for sale low. JAMES L. WORTH,
81. ~ It.-l.a-7, az. .---.s. aor. 49,
Downtown okce Ne 81 Ws'LsL
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ALERT r EIcoLAy Auctioneer. .
DOSITIVE SALE of IOc LOTS in the beautiful VII
se ofMELVlNA situated the NewtOwn and Flushing Plank
within Il miles oihe Pecsp Ferry Wismsburgh Stages
al the VImsuh Feres aud this place every 10 inh-
utts Fsre only 81 cents - -
ALBF RT II. NlCOLAY will sell WEDNESDAY June a.
the pemes auction without reserve, 6 De-
,rAe Building gill be sold with the privilege ofthe
sus with mOderae seeking heany
locsfon with the City Of Newfork
end the suconees fees the day ana pace
sale; per 2sh day Of June, when full warranty
deeds clause will be oeiveecj ana ne bar
bond until @ OF Jsnu
1857 per discount OF per cent Will be
For lubousIb nsps and ul particulars apply LUTHER 5
SMITH LQ the the Ancti0Dee ~ wal st. Nj
Should Wednesday June sale Will take place
al the fret fair DAY, at the same hour.
DEAL ESTATE-Io be sold by SIMEON DRAPER
IL the Merchants Exchange at 2 O'Clock TUESDAY 18th
June by order Of the EHscuoIs Of O. and s. 8 howlsnd
Store and Lot No 76 BTO6dst.
2 Store and Lot No 50 Brosd-st.
Lot No. Sc Front h Of Gouveneur'lane
StOe snd Lot No 50 Wst-rst
Two Stores End Los Nos. IA and l6 Besvsrst
Store and Lot No GOuverneurs l,ne
T. Two Stores Lots, end 10 Gou,erneur-lane.
Building ard Lots Nos 56l and 5 Broadway formerly Known
the Lycsum Building
g DW cling Houfe No 80 PInce-st
TO- Lot l3t-sf ia feet west Of Avenue C.
south side Of l3thst, o8 feet east Of AvenueC
Of lSfhst 90 feet east Of Avenue G.
49, Lot Ith-st loj feet east OF Avenue
lzthtt 2tB feet east 81 Avenue T.
Ground Building ths known ~ the
House Of indu uth eide OF l6tht 20 feet west OF STRAY
lot the sonthwes OF Broadway and zl.h-st
n Lot or Broadway next sdJonlng
Nine Lots N the south side Of 1htt, adjoining the above
The Lotion 3dt, connecting with the weefno LOT
14th-tt. -
E1ecuio Counter Commerce Evening Post and
COmme Iciai Advertiser.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

GRAND EXCURSIONS for COMFY ISLAND,
" Landing FORT HAMILTON each wsyFsre ~ cents ssea
VIII exc Regular Tps the daily 70 For Hamilton snf
COMFY Island. Leaving a. follows: - -.,t
sprngst R......... S. An. Pier No 8, R,...le "
sIrrFt R........lS. Pm Per No > Mr. ...l n
sprinE, ~ R..........S: Pm. Pier No ~ R- f IN
Leaving Confy Isisno. Las TIP a. Pm
B. This Boat a, been ut expressly or the route aud VII
eEusry Island Fort Hamilton. 81 persons are food
trusting any ore on her account j. p. HopNAS Agent
IUNE. ls53-The popular steamboat EDWl IN LEW
~ Is Capt j. P Corlss for SHREWSBURY kc- Highland
Doct rot Nssinson Mounts Dock BIo~as Doe< Mcdi-town
REQ Bank Vii sSe PeekebP PIER Fast River
o. follows:
IFAyK
TburS-y, June s...~...2 Pm "Wednesday. June i. 2PE
Sstud.y June FTioay june Up NJ
JUs.Ssy June 7...... AN Monday, June 6...... An
Tbur.dsy June :! An w-dnssdsy, June s. "a
Ssiadst June - FRIDAY june 10
Tue,osy June i4........6 Monday June S.:;.e y
Tfursdsv Jun- ls..... NJ " eunedsy June i5...2 NJ.
ssee, convey passengers sl Of the
souruy.
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CIRCUIT COURT Of the UNITED STATES

CIRCUIT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
y LOFTS WOOD sst JOSEPH D. Andrews Bsis.. J.dss
o.s,gs, @ sc, ,3s ' Ss. ys, n n: s.c.1
i !. 'i E ssii s;So ws' Fs
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Oct
Sf SSi 40. be- 3. e. -. 70 s s. [ =
To-, ~ , s 100 ~ 81 MAJ ps .. c e = sss o.
?: -. a''' % September 20 sIcassr rreS ~ -'' a
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
S:.s sf SsSs5 i.s s's s c
ss;ss to s ass :ss - nSs e Sss
s; s ;ffSs day . s~ss JOHN BuRREII
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate o =
q S;sS, " 30 ro ms A s a. &c
[ .,s :s: &c, CO. " cS ss: .s. %: c
SfJss O',.t M - .s e; Ss -
S &E;,s ! fs $$si.is. ''~'''
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Q =
.; S Sss1 sco sSis :;! I:
s o. s SS c ,sA s- Ss s .s.
se- i'' Tie - AZ eassIsI van corr "a
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
jas Ss'S ss;ss g; yea CO. i s:. :s an
cs % sssss q JAY 's's-p.'~% s'~
las ssi.s s M ~ o. 's''' M splup eRsrsoAx.
SUPREME COURT County of Abany.-To ELF,
SIsaSsS I'd .stS Ss
whehA We lc
Ck Of The CITY County Albany and TO
anew Office p sd city within days arr us
service exclusive The da, q ssd ss
ndsnis complaint hreey aeire ts piasn
lie said d-codsst. for one IN
collars eighty with thereon nom
the Sayo 1854 besides
N2iis~6wSat NICHOLS LAWSON Plsntd Any Albany ~
CUPREME C0URT-County OF Absny.-To ELI
SWINFGAR ard ALPHrUs CROCKER. Seant.ax-Ysa are,
hereby the complaint Of John Meyers aaA Mass
thape Bennett pNnas which copy ~ be died viii The
City ard County Of Albany and 70 serve seppy
answer said city, within twenty dsys amer
exclusive Of the day efes anih sad
said hereby required the pAno -
viii tke dsment sast the said dfrndat haAad and
thty Soss with interest from tho 2h dy Of April ls
$1,000 NICHOLS 4 LAWSON, N
ny21 lsw6wS PLAINTIFF Attorneys AIssny. .
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Sales bp 1nrtiou.
A LBERT H. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
"A CONTINUATION SALE. without Reserve, Of


"A CONTINUATION SALE. without Reserve, Of
FINE BUILDING fiors sf 40 81 S5rr.or SITES
essed tcaoufu Village q BERGEN POINT opPssts NEW
BRIGHTON srLETON dislsnce tom Be-
ALBERT 81 Nc0LsY win Auctian positively vtosi
r.serve IHURsDAY June ~ Il oelss' the Merchants En-
'A'-''' @Iao 6EsiR1BLE BUILDING LoTsn,
ntusisc a Bsrsep Point New sh,on and Carleton
rear deep asd WIN b
oftn, Or a. Kh and on tss Psn2 Ro that runs from Js.
City BerfI Point and having fle Of SewYorx Bay and
siI g., eLo We e2an' ne sfss sS . 81 a.
~ tanleat HugusDot' om PeE No North RIVER a.
9rd l2A rd - and eP Po Richmond and the Ferry Of
Psac' 10 A. 81 AID NJ LANDING at the Points add also
Or nitUsts from Jersey City hourly fare III cent? TaHe as
pCy which IeIssy City the Point crossing the rvs
10 Siseu lseIo, and lunBirs down the lsand -
This place las Ig known the most heAdy location n
Ans can buy hold property here upon the
natural LON citizen and the Tsxes are low
Terms cent and the AuctoDsT. Fees on the day Of sale
60 the 9h Of July when Deeds containing Faisaoe
viii he delivered and the balance 60 cent remain
on Bod and Mo igaee from years per Of
5pe cent win be made for cash fs inds, utabe positive
The Mar used at the last sale win answer for this
~ For LhosIme Boob Maps and further particulars inquire o.
tie AuetoBeeT No. 90 Wsn-st- kew-York
SAMUEL OsGooD, Auchoneer. -
A UCTION NOIlCE-OSGOOD q CONCkDIN
IN will fe HIS DAY (Ssur5sy June ~ o'clock At their
No I3S Fuon BY Of Chae Mortase large and
WOOD Mahogany and Waast PO Suites covered in
Plush end Satin BTocsee Bedroom Saes Chsh Beds Bedne
Mattresses Burttu WsshSDd WHdrobes Boox-Cs:es CHS and
fuptroi English Gun tins style Of being
way rare 10 well worthy the attention Of SPOrtsmen
nLkwrN, AucnoLser.
tlY BANGS BROTHER Co.-Trade Sales Roo@s
MONDAY June s. srd following evening az ~ o'clock
very Of about Geo s OF Engtsh and Amen
Boots choice voks the properly OF an enn'
ffl
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JAMES NJ. MILLER, Anctloneer
VALUABLE BUILDINGS and LOTS on 4th and
5thavs end 49th and 5h-ss-JAMES M MILLER Co. will
g. o'clock, the Merchants kx
change property belonging and occupied by the Nef
Institute for Dumb comprising seventytwo lots ehgoy
situated in Crystal Palace and opposite the properly be-
or Columbia College The buildings are spacious and uo5ta
ta well AGAR ted for public schools board
II The buildings aud portion OF the lots Will be sold
The present occupants Tor two years
1tms which viii be liberal will be made known AZ the sale For
Lac W f an
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HENRY H. Lids Aucti0nsef. .
VALUABLE SALE of OIL PAINTINGS, recently
Europe the property OF sgnor Ross Cors the
Italian artist H. LEEDS Co. will sell by auction
TUESDAY June II o'clock the suyvesant Institute No $50
Brosdway Bord superb coconoi Oil Paintings lately
rored from Italy by Sig Rossi C0 the Italian artist Am93g hem
e esuu the works Of Ruben Nand-fvee De Lee
Htnskhk B0dwin Canaeo Cgnan, Baroccio Munio
Ptpn Reui Rosa yo Camp Claude Lorraine Carlo MIati
Nttcler; other modern artists Appsp Nerne c. rhs
Iosuu examined from ThuIsdy June until dag
Also, about 80 Old Oh PAINTINGS mot war
Tauo hch reue be restored They now on exhibition as
III. uril liz 1nN @ I'd
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PACIFIC, CAPT Eye.
BALTIC. Cant Corls-oc

: : T--
Ifes- sfe hye teer t-t by expressly fc- GoVer
seyicc k'ey ear hss been taken IL te ors-rc = e ss' -
then Crtrgh sre speed ard heir
- sseletls u-eq AID crtl foce u pas
Nevi % Liverpool f-cass cabin 80 y secoa-
Ssc exclusive q. go, lerf
t. Nevfork, f sd 50 A. experienced surgeon ATTACKED - easA
'AiP' No oea Sc Sc, o. =, f, ,T ~ or r,rrrvo
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SANUEL Ose0oD Auctioneer. = -
A ICTION MISUNDERSTOOD q CONCKLIN
A. NJ nLkwu, AucroLser
flY BANGS BROTHER a. CO-Trade Sales Roo@s

n
MONDAY, June s. spd following evening AZ " o'clock,
Of about 3o0 lJts Of English and linen
cen BOOKS many works. the properly Of eminen
collector. Cefa'oe ncv resdy
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
" For BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON, the L. 5. Mail Steam
.ip WASHINGTON Il Fitch, Commander viii sail for Bremen
uc SOUTHAMPTON land the mails and passense r Enc
LAND aud FRANCE, SATURDAY, June H. ats O'Clock, r
ffen Pier No. s. North River
SEwYoRk TO SOUTHAMPTON OR BsENEN
6lin Main
In mt Cabin, Lower Saloon 100
Second Cabin. %
Az experienced Surgeon Il attached 20 each steamer
All leite through the PostOhce
Srscie delivered Ia Havre ard London.
freight sprly 10
Tie steamship Hermann viii succeed the Warrington, in- 81
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HLEAT WESTERN MAIL LlNE.-Sixty Miles
" Distance Saved By taliuE The MICHIGAN SOUTHERN 1'd
EDRTBERN INDIANA RAILROAD 1900 $500.
Tfr1rrh Tici.f. f,r CHICAGO ST LOUIS. MILWAUKEE,
RACINE. kEk0SHA MATkE 4AS AID ShtBOt JEN, ~
Ne nairosd DUDkTk and BqdL9 AZ
y RsinsS Psors Iine % ssulbss Hu50n Ryel Rlroad
liO sisl to fV'encao sc .l,t
EMPIRE STATE, J. WILSON, Coa-i1l-dsf, AOHDAAS -la
s6GTHEsS MICHIGAN D. Psrt1s, cO-nralaler wEDSEs-
DANS arc SATURDAYS. ..-,.. ~,
SORTHERN ISDiAEA. 1 T. Pissit cOnlnsnis1 TUESDAYS
ard FRIDAYS
Isavfrs Erfslo every EveIi1F Sundays excoptedl
Ihese esrer sr wrrs.-urs hnt expressly I the Lass trade,
r-ergth .ai safety have 10 stpef any"
With ExpT Trans a. Taco and Aionysi yi
Chrssc 1af ST. perfect aud can pe reh1d lioa
fy hol- fEo- heg1o-s 70 thictso Tine az Hoss i1 =
Prrg rnE e ca tke Lake shore IA foad . Toledo
tie Ncsar S.fbeu 500 n01ra Indsns RsSsd 70 Cncas'
tcrce Is the cci Isrd Nsc 70 l. SALE for NE eoJ o0H-
linr ous Line q Rai.nocd 10 lie limos hse-
Fcr IhTcr.h Ticket CT Freight erPJ % l., - ~.
JOHN = PORTER, AFrnf, No 10 ''oao' 81. Dey =.
NANANDAlGuA snd NIAGARA FALLS KALI
rSs9S CHANGE OF TINE. 1853.
Prices REDUCED Trains day. sKr p Sn .Ss
Sor. al Eye Rrr5s T road beag he BROAD GAUGE tas
ries than any o-1sEroIse
EASTWARD
Fxurer TEaius leave Batavia 49, a d
so- orn h Fr1res Trains on ~. Cansad zl2 srd =
I'd SeYo.f Fne Rsna1s, and rsin Csn-lc ga a as
q raLe the fsr E1gsss Eat tie Aeaa5 a s1aA9 ~
roads .,
Frp.tss Tr.in leaves CanAacais qua a. .....l.zo ~
Assourcaafi-u Tlaia leaves Canend1 ga. e 5D r a.
Coprs-s ib Ts Baszio BatAyis Ine standafa o. -
,- - Rss = IS mn ute fs.sf the local e- Thus tne a'
'Hss' e1a ''~A' '1' - N sSl BROWN. su9sraa.snaes,
s.,srstsnSsnrs ocss &H.T r, Cs0andzsss HS = '~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
NaRs MIENs WORLD's HAIR REsTORER is
VNUE FACT is WE'LL KNOWN that DR.. GOU-

i RAUDs INDICATED SOAP certain remedy for all cal
neous such Eupou Rcgwors salt Rhegm Botches
chIg Freck sunurD ard others Of like character and besides
eaTUg whitening the toughest and daik skin II MAKES az
,of and down. Eye mother who anxious tor tho
hfsb es beauty Of her babe shosd permit
osr thsn GOURAUDS SOAP be used in the and every
DESTROYS soft white sud delicate hands
tender skin is ed and Initiated BY the passage OF re-
should If he values h comfort these respects
once roses himself GOURAUDS SOAP Found only
tie Cd e.tab Depot No Waker FIST store from Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
OCEAN 6ieamere, &r.

A LA-AUSTRALIA-First Ship.-The fast
IA sailing shp NORMA viii sail about the Sch OF June 10"
wanted at reduced .e The bsA1ce Of her cargo
No. 50 So1th-st. on board, Pier H. East River.