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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-07

DACKETS TO HAvRB-SECOND LINE-THE FOL,
i lowing siipa will leave HavrS tho 10th, and New
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby given to the owners occupant
Asss Of all houses and lots unimproved
GectsA thereby that the following have
So.Plesed BY the ASSESSORS and lodged in the office
the Burseu Of Assessments for EXAMINATION by all
tsrsstsA v For tagging sidewalk tas eastery side Of
Pike street. from East broadway Division street The
lmfts embraced BY such ncade all this
houses and lots Of ground y.c.1t lots pieces and
Broadway - Division street. All persons whose interests
Arc Affected BY tho above named asesnent and
oppsssd TO tke either
sst their obeotions in writing to the ter
0fse, No Hall Of Records within thirty from the
dAte 81 sAis notice. WILLIAM GAGE }
CHARLES D0tGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL
OmoA Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Feb
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Al " ITON AQUFDIIT DEFATNEN I.-IU NUN IKAI
tors-scaled pr posais, endorsed " Proposal for
IN Greenwich street also with the Of t1e person
making the and ito date Of its
received at tho once Of the Croton Aqn0dlet De
until Monday the lstb day Of srJh, 1854 ~ IL
ocl ~. to build sewer, Will t1a nooessary racoiying
snd ouver in Green rich street between Vsndam
Garlton streets being IN Length aB1ut 30 feet The
Of the and pc catons for tins building OF the
and s other information relating Laereo DO OBJ
taaed application Water Purysyor this Once
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President o the CrOson Aqasduct Dep .rtHent.
york
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CORPORATION NOTICE-SALE OF PROPERTY FOh
unpaid tsxes-Puble notice 10 hereby gwen that sale
propsrty for unpaid taxes will take place Al public
ths City Hall, oftne city " New York on Thurs
b. sbe 2ss day Of April next az II o'clock at and
from day until the whole OF said
Il sold and that tie detailed statmcnt Of tho property
sold for unpaid saxes published 10 we M)rnng
and New York Enquirer printed and
isssd In the city Of New YORK Detailed stAssmentl
In phet form Of the properly ~ be sod be OBJ
@ calling at the Comptr oilers once, No Hall Of
z ,rds AZARIhB c. FLACG, Comptroller
mptroljer's Office New York, Jan. H. ls53
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CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIcN NOTICE IS HERE.
~ given, the occupant occupants
OF all houses and lots improved unnproved lands affect
thereby that the following assessments have been compile
ted by tho and lodged in the oce Of the Blu
Of for examination by NIL interest
ed vizFor tagging aidewaks in Twenty street
between Fifth and sixth and the northwest
Of Eighteenth street ard III To The limits
include all several and
ss Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels fand tua
ted beth sides of between Ffth and
Sixth and the northwest OF Eighteenth
street and Eighth All persons whose interests
affected by the above named and who
posed the either Of them requested pasent
their obee in writing tire nrders ned their Of
Zoe No Hall Of Records within thirty day, from the date
Of this NJ tioe. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assossors
CHARLES MCNEIL
Ohos Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Feb.
%
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They all first class New York built ships provided
all requisite articles for the comfort and
and commanded BY men Of sxporno9 il the
Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded
any charges but those actusy incurred.
ROYD 4 HINCKEN A ,ants str
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMRNT.-To u ASONs;-
Sealed proposals will be received atshe Once Of the
Sreten Aouedret Department Rntunda Park until Non
day the 7th day March 1ss At oceck NJ I, build
receiving haias aud culverts in
Fourth avenue Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth
streets plan Of the and specifications for the
buians Of with all other info nation relating
thersto can obtained application the Water Pur
veyor, this Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tho CFoton Aqueduct Department
February Is, 1873.
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rR0ToN AoUEDUcT DEPARrMENT-ro CON

rROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTABNT.-TO con-
~ tractors.-Sealed proposal, endorsed Proposal for
In Forty second street also with tho of the
persons making the and the date Of its
tAoa will be received at the office of the Croon
Department until Monday the 7th day Of March lS IL
o'clock TO build sewer with tho receiving
basins aad eulvert in Forty second the
In Third avenue TO and throuyh Lexia;ton avenue to
psnt hundred feet of Thirty ,hth with
lateral branches in Thirty ninth Forts and Forty r
terminating points about hundred
Fourth the whole being in leayth shout 27 feet
shs plan Of tho and specifications for the budiny
be and all other information relating thereto
bAinsd application to the Water Puryeyor at this Of
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Grafton Aqusduct Department
New York, February "A, 1853
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A USTRALIAN PACKET-EXCELSIOR LINE-FOR
IA Melbourne. Port Php.-The entirely nov, beautiful,
real clipper GEM OF THE SEA, Bowen, comm nder
ceeds the clipper Panama and sails above large part
Of her cargo engaged No stserae second cabin
taken From the faultess model of this beautiful
clipper and the long experience of Capt Bow in
70 the Indian and Pacific Is confidently predicted
sbo will distance all competitors and make the plssa, in
sido Of seventy days For cabin passage freight apply
RUSSELL 4 NORTON, 81 Old slip.
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~.o..c. WON NoryCn-pUBIIc NOTICE IS HERE
NJ bv sfven she owncrh osunpsn' - oeSu
pruts 81 eli and lota Improved OF
sfecX. thereby that foosinr nave peer
eonpIeSsi BY the and are "a he once
~ exafnn alton BY all persons
i tsrctsd Wis For aaxsnx sidewalk on the southery
Mn m street Between Fourth and Lexih yton
TN Limits embraced by such assessment include
al ~ sval and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces
N land situated the southeriy side of Tween
street Fourth aud L,xnyt3n All
vbsss affected by the above named
sses,snts who opposed to tho esther OF
~. arc present their objections writing
- ~. rrdsrsrned their once No. Hall OF Record
Si,his thirty days from the date Of this notice
$500 800 WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors-
CHARLES MCNEIL,
0mes Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Feb.
5 1873
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N'UK MELBUUKNE md PUKT PHILIP. AUSFRALIA.
j. The splendid new steam clipper CITY OF NOR.
FOLK, VIII be ready to receive eight in few days. and
will have despatch for The above ports This
quick out She has splendid accommodations for few
more calm For balance Of st p,ssyo
apPlyto MAILER LORD, lO8 Wall str,ot.
Our Mr. Samuel p Lord out in this vessel to oas
lsh . commission house at Melbourne and would take
charge Of consgnments made to him For further in
f0rma ton apply above.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

AN EuIcssoN's ExclNE AZ rmE CRYsTAt
PALACE. beautiful little model of tIlc
Caofic Engine, Captain Efessoa has had
constructed for exhibition ID the Crystal
Palace. IL is no more than four feet high,
and two and haifin diameter, made Of pol
isheG steel, and far better fixed 10 orna.
'ment a sitting room than many ofthe stoves
which are found there. As its object is sole
ly TO illustrate the mode in (which the cal
.oric engine works, its power is a matter
ofno Consequence, though We believe it ];
about equal TO one half single horse power
In the furnace, beneath the cylinder, were
. qaaF, os - Of amall Goals. making scarce.
ly heat enough 10 roast an egg, and YET il
drove the piston at the rate Of about lSC
strokes a minutes. Besides this little engine
Capt Ericsson intends to have large
one, of greater powers also in the Exhibi
ton. So says the n Y.Times. .1rsisgi
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

sHocNiKs IRAGED1-Ihe Lynchburg VFgaiAn Of the 4th
inst give the following particulars shSck ing ire Redy n
came up the canal Friday nights packed that mos,
sws tragedy ultrg In the death Of brothers by the
hands Of third te'urred 10 Rockingham county Wed.
nesday Thursday Tue % near q thew can
b gathered a. follows Shelton Fars dspeased 10
way one OF bis sons who INN eAley seized double barrel
tersd and undertook 70 West tho gsn from him when he
GAs shot down Another brother made renewed n ri 10
in1Ontly killed." ..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
FlIANMBAL JOURNALDULY28, 1888. W

oxceeding twenty five dollars, t6bc recovered
bdore any Justice Of the Peaee,cf the county
Of which he is an inhabitant and shall moreo~
VERDE lableto the action Of the party aggrioved.
3. The said company shall have power,
from time TO time to borrow such sums of money
AZ may be necessary, subject to the prior lien of
the State for completing and finishing, or oper4
ating their railroad, and TO issue and dispose of
their bonds for any amount so borrowed and TO
mortgage, il necessary, their corporate property
and franchises, or any part thereof, TO secure the
payment Of any debt contracted by the company
for the purpose aforesaid, and the directors Of
tho con pany may confer on any holder Of any
bonds issued for money borrowed as aforesaid,
the right TO convert the principal due or owing
thereon with stock OF said company, at any time
not exceeding ten years from the date OF the
bond, under such regulations as the directors may
see ut 10 adopt. it ... '"i
a. None ofthe provisions Of tie first article
of the act entitled can act concerning. corpora
tons" shall apply'to the Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seph Railroad company. except sections four,
five, six, seventeen andtwenty three OF said act.
Each Stakeholder Of The said company shall be
individually liable totho creditors Of the compa-
ny, 10 an amount CqtaE TO the amount unpaid
on the stock held by him, for all the debts and
liabilities Of the company, until the whole amount
ofthe capital stock so held 10y him shall have
been paid to the company.
IS. Said company shall have full power tC
survey, mark out, Locate and construct said rail-
road, and for that purpose may hold strip Of
land not exceeding one hundred feet, wide, ex.
cept where ii may be necessary FOR turnouts,
embankments or excavations, in which case they
may hold a sufficient width for such purposes
| for the preservation Of the road, and may alsC
hold sufficient land for the erection and main
tainance of depots, landing places or wharvss
engine houses, offices, machine shops, ware-hou
ses, and wood and water stations
s 6. In all cases were subscriptions have here
tofore been made by the county courts Of any
counties, the common council of any imcorpora
ted city, or the trustees of any incorporated
town, such subscription shall be held valid snC
binding upon such counties, cities or towns, il
approved of hereafter by the said county courts
common council, or board Of trustees, as the cas-
may be. e., i ..'.-. Jru-aI a.
z. Nothing in this act shall be construed t
authorize the said company to change the rout
for said road so as TO avoid passing by Palmyr
in Marion county. .ss.soj uIl lt..H -s..
8. Hereafteria person who holds AN oilic
lin said company, either by appointment Of tn
! directory or otherwise shal,no be permitte
= to act as the proxy of any stakeholder, at an,
r election held by them under the provisions Q
this charter, and no person shall act as proxy o
more than one city, one town, enc county, on
= corporation, or of the individual stakeholder
4 OF any one county. sts .--.eg, -s.rg. .a....
{ / Approved, February %, 1853. ID. ....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 9e, Is
IIatnihAl 80. Jorsph RaiIfead


lathe allernoonSof yesterday, the Board
Of Directors proceeded to fill the vacancies
accustomed bye the resignation Of Messrs.
Selnies and MofIet, which resulted in Me
appointment Of Col. John Graves, Of Liv-
ings,on county, and John D. Bowling, Esq,
of this city.
I Boibibese gentlemen have ever been the
firm, -unwavering -lris0dS of Aha. Eoad. and
advocates Of promptand speedy construc-
ton, With an energetic, united and har-
.mopious Directory, we fully calculate upon
a railroad TRIP TO Saint Joseph, in less than
f,oo gears and a half 81 .,ty- y..f
NJ Col. Graves name is in the original char
ter, aud from the beginning he has been a
wheel horse Of The enterprise, never stop
ping on account Of difficulties, or heSiiating
about 81 ending time and labor, or sucrifc.
iug money. lie was Director from the
original organization until last November.
A majority of The Board Of Directors wa:
in, favor of the election Of Judge Draper
but he declined serving. ..... .-..-...t
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28


M VIZ sia seshstaed u 6nSounce WA. d
Nf3UNG as candidate Cor re elecon 10 the office of
CIKRK on TIM RAILS COUNTY COUNT, e TIE en-
suing August election.
~ u will be perceived, by reference 10 the proper
plspe 10 Oer columns, that Wihaw 0. Young, Esq Is
cnndidaie for reeection 10 the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Ccpn Of Rails county. We have bad long
peFnonei acqaaInisnce with M. Yoang, and know him
81 hnn hfsi snle aud anexcello8f Clerk. n indi-
tdpa merit, aud The requisite qualifications
sillule he proper recommendations for cand h,e
shae Blly o. Young, sseah't be bsai1's ~
fI5- We are authorized to announce Mr.
TsiOS. E. HATCHER. asa candidate foi
re-eiecif1n 10 The Office 81 CiERK OF THE
CouNrs CouRr,of Marion County. wtd
ngs we are authorized to announce Mr.
TliOS. 70. THOMPSON, as a candidate
for reelection 10 the Office Of CLEhK OF
FHA Cmculr CepRr, Tor Marion County.
-, 81 -, 90 wtds
m5@ We are authorized to announce
Capt. S. "A. BOWEN, as a candidate ioi
CLERK of the Court Of ConSoN PLEAS
Election next August. wtd
q n-y@ We are authorized to Announce
CHARLES ID. BOURNE. as a candidat,
for The Office Of CLERK on TIE HANNIBAI
sCouar o. CopMoE PLEAs. Al The nexi Au
gnst election. se iastg aeses5ai 81
r. we sss autforized to announce Mr.
LEWIS DlCxERSQN 81 Palmyra, as can
asAAts for ne Office Of Clerk Of the Circui
Court, Il the ensuing August election. I; ~
July 2. 1853 --wtde q
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Prints.

.. Eli. ..-.... ~ -H. Prints.
The best and most favorilc Brands which are cele.
TO l3c -, =.
Painted lawns ana Jaconets. Z
An elegant assortment Of the most fashionable, from
10 TO Acc .fH " r.f ' ..N
.... silk Berages and Tissues,
winch are not surpassed in any market in beauty
and elegance Of style, from SO TO Soc. r-.l- .-e
Berage DE Laines.
A beautiful seection which has univ ersally meth
%ss 9 OF hose IN want OF this style Of goods at
SOLID ALL WOOL DELAlNEs. 4,
Pink, Blue, Mole and Black, at 55c. r.a. ,r...
SILKS.
Black Gro Des Rhine, at 81. 10, $1.15 81 20; Tor
inch Black Watered, $3.50, VOrih 81 beautiful N.
lection Of Fancy Dress Silks, cheap Florence Silks oil
cooTs, at Boo. grapes for bonnet Innings, at SOC.
EMBROlDERlES.
An extensive assortment Of fashionable Pointed
French worked Collars, chemisettes, undersleeVa,
Handkerchieis, &C., &c Black silk face wells, At
S.5O, cheap! Gauze 20c green and blue berage; BSs
and linen edgngs and lace; Swiss and ackonet inssr
tngs and edgings; skirnge; gimp trimmings; braid,
&C, sc. '17.i.-af
HOSIERY AND GLOVES. yr5
\ complete stock always on hand
sUNDIEIES. .,'i
Irish and pillow case linen, bleached linen cloths
napkins, &c; Russia linen sheeting ga at zoe; beacn
sheetlnes TO 3yards wide; bro sheeting A at TT
fine ia rings 1910 Ice, beached do, 9to lSe; A Eagle
ticking, at 25c; rs at lse, goods cOttonades and de-
MINIS; Blays linen, sc. y"
IIAlI, AND TOOTH BRUSHES.
Fine Ivory combs, ErgIWh redding, pocket, lutt
s'cc she'll Putt and Misses round combs; dress eU
qs preH White aud fancy colored agate bottoms, 5doL
i0r5.;H celebrated Phman and Tennent needles, al
Nos. DC; - Thlr Worsed al cent per skeln, workhs
caiNasses, perforated paTer, parasos at reduced pr.
cos metallic eyeets, at &c per gIoss, together with al
TIC hiHe hsios usually sept ma Fancy Variety SOt
am Wauei duly by every family. Handsome sam
striped summer yess, at Soc 10 $i small lot olIt
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

REsTrrUrloS, = The Washington. County
Post says, a chap ina certain village, with whom
they are we'll acquainted, having had sanded
sugar sold to him, inserted in the weekly paper
thefOlowing: 'a"'. ."@' 2. eli -a."- +
NorrcE.-I purchased of grocer in this CT.
ty a quantity of sugar, from which l obtained
.OEE PovND OF SAND. If the rascal who cheat.
ed me viii send TO my address seven pound,
of good sugar (scriPturc measure Of restitution,
i viii besatisfed; if not, shall expose him.
.E On the following day nine seven pound pack
ages. Of sugar were left at his residence, from O'
m}py different dealers, each surprising himself
the. person intended, ...:.. 5.s.... ........
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
ESQ. s.pGI
Tuos. S. MILLER.
MILLER s. PoGUE,
RAN AWAY

prom the subscriber, living in Howard eoS 9
i ty, Mo, near Fayette, on Saturday Dg'
the 10Th of this month, a black man mans
JOE. He was heavy set, about five y
ten inches high rather round-shouldeH
or STOPPING in his walk about t"snIl
three years old jet black weighs a%
100 pounds. He was formerly owned !
Capt. Stone Of this county, and il IS po ~
bls that he may be lurking about "
neighborhood, ] will give $50 revsra
him if found in this State, and secuFsp,,
that can obtain him; or what ne y
requires, which Is 500 Reward, II Y"
out of the State. ... ,.f. ..ilE -
MORGAN A. TAYLoA
July 2lsi. lS53;.w4ls ? p Q Y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
MISSOURI, ua', a....a,aars be-
OFFIcE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF SrArE:yIgg,.
/, John NJ. Richardson, Secretary. OF State,
certify, the foregoing is a correct copy Of the
Original roll on file in my Office, of an act passed
by the General Assembly OF the State Of Mis-
souri,, entitled can act TO amend an act entitled
AN act to incorporate the Honnibal and ST. Jo-
seph Railroad Company" 'a
In testimony whereof / have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of said Office, this 18th
April, 1853. JOHN M, RICHARDSON, 81
a''. n Secretary of Slate.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28


An Act Supplementary to act entitled can Act to To-
corporate The Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad Com
pany. .r-l s.t.. .. a5. I... ...
BE heaacted By the General ASSEMBLY Of The
State Of Missouri, as tclows:
81. Ii shall be lawful for the said Hanni-
bal and St. Joseph Railroad Company, to
extend, construct, maintain and operate
their Railroad to any point or point west
Of the boundary Of this State, and to enter
into contracts for that purpose.
50. The said Hannibal ana St. Joseph
Railroad Company are hereby authorized
to increase their capital stock TO five mil.
lions Of dollars, anything in said act ofin.
corporation to the contrary notwiihsiand-
ding.
IS. This act to be in force from ana af-
Ter its passage. Approved February 2llh'
1858.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
SrIRITVAL CELLBRATIoN ON THE FouErn.-

Alongside Of the New York Crystal Palace where the
shops and gambling houses have located themselves
Psng individual has opened ready made tombstone esab
IShnent. proper juftaPositiOn.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

Dn. ANDBRsoN'S DRUs SruHE is excellently
CITED up Everything "bran new" and of the
best quality. 1t is on Main street, opposite the
City Hote &, See his advertisements. $500 .
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
MISSOURI,

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE:
l.John M. Richardson, Secretary of State
certify the foregoing is correct copy of
the original roll on file in my office of an
act passed by the General Assembly of
the State of Missouri, entitled "An act sup.
plemsntary to an act, entitled IAN Act to
Incorporate the Hannibal and ST. Joseph
Railroad Company.
In testimony whereof | have hereto set
nv name and affixed the seal of said office,
this the %, April 1853 a.,.
John NJ. RICHARDSON,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

Sickness, absenteeism and job work, hav'
combined to lessen the amount Of matter in TO
days paper. ''lo" 500" '''.ti 'a"i'As
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

Among The proceedings, oflhe Hannibal
City Council, at their meeting held TO day
wassihc following:
WAEREAss the City Coancil Of The City Of
Hannibal being Informed that the Direc-
tors OF the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail.
road are now in Session in this City,. :.
ResO 'Ued, That We have the utmost conf
dencein the skill and management Of the said
Directors Of DC said Rood and that we will
co-qRera,s with them TO further the prose-
cution Of said road in every way we cam
aud as we hake deep interest in filling the
vacancies now about to be made, and as the
vacancies occurred at Eastern end Of the
line OF said Road, we in our capacity as
stock holders, ysnture .tnQst respectfully TO
Recommend to the favorable consideration
ofsaid Board, A. G, GANo and Wa. P. SAM
GAL, as snitsbls persons to I'll said vacancies.
~ RSeiDed, That the ,Msyor lay these pro-
|eeedihgs before the Board Of Directors, OF
the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Com.
tpany, now ia session in thiscity. .l s4k,
GAS EroaT'iy QUiSCs The Quincy Wing
/ learns that definite arrangement has been made
betw cen the contractors of the Quincy Gas
Light Company and gentlemen of st. Louis. for
oustrucling gas works in the former place
The nccessAry buildings are to BE- commenced
this fall and completed in the sPring., gs-aa
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
John NJ. RICHARDSON,
SecretarY ofState.

FATAL AoolDINT,--A number of boys at
Buena Vista, Iowa, on the 4lh, while firing of
an anvil, which they had loaded, communicated
the fire with quantity of powder in the hands
of one Of the boys, which blew him literally to
pieces. Two others were very seriously in
jTed; one had his eyes blown out The acct
dent was attributed TO the reckessness of drunk.
en- men and boys. The citizens became very
indignant towards those who had furnished the
liquor, and drove them from the place.-[Quin.
cy Wing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

Mr.. ID. X. Garnan advertises some new
books in to-duy's paper aaa 4 I'D .- O..