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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
HIorcr Market.

Money uust be reported rather lighter The Bank OF
TuFsud accounts for the week ended 9Th inst exhibits he
fooviI changer when compared with that Of fbe prece
ding week IN the abhies decrease OF public deposits
Of 934af ga Increase OF other deposits OF l3la5
an ipcrease Of Of 462e sd ncresse q seven day
and other bis Of &ic472 In sssefs TIE Tetru shows
Seoreas. Of other securties Of sac J; dedease Of
serve Of nosfs Of 4lElel5 ncfass OF gold and 1yer
coin of ISL 100 ard decreas in the Government uni
tier $50 sos The bullion in the lssue and Banning De
parfnns nj tosether to fla7656 Which,
Jared with the go 81 6s2 tie amount OF the previous
veek return. shows deerease OF OIL The nOts IN
circulation snoautsd TO ooS5 which a. co'nparrd
with f5oS5l0 Of PR vious week, shows an incr-se OF
AS07 IFS The principal changes IN the hntnes position
ofthe Bank indicated oy the fogcrs oonPsOns are 70
BE- tscrbsd TO the payment oftbe bali yearly eiVhends
Conso closed Saturday 18Th 99i money snd account
Frees have uoIstsd much on the Pars Sonre And the
ons continued daily decline in the price Of Rentes has been
eminent seeurities BAsk Stock RIlway and Assurance
shsres and IN fact most tiDds Of have psrsk
on more or lees Of the depreciation Tbs has not escaped
the notice Of Government and the MHiiszr contains
meet er Thstc dssvovtl OF any undue speculation by
Fcud swhsIe2orted and 70 which part Of the decne was
attributed On Friday large purchase were made for
veinown esptslsts which for the time hiss had the e
feet o causing the market 20 recover rom its depression
Our Hsvre corresV pendent Gays Of date Jan there
little doing this market and dst IL ginning ground
that have ct the settlement OF last years
accounts Il ell the funds, &C. Money
present u abundant but likely % become scarcer until
TIE foolish speeustors now being set sfoot AZ Pss pr;
asden
Cons quotations iitb were Five per Cent, iosr 2ss
Thretf, Bofr sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
A. peaoistoan & Co.. Circular.

LtNKAeOoL, Jsz- 70 III
AssEs-Ths ses bsse hcca 500 bbis ~ n sor Pc. sa8
perrvt ter Pearl fVEFsSIfNE mari FL. suiet IA
Rssfs erelsnsec. SFIKus o. Observation-Disclosures
go ave eeeE MADE a. s<- % sA 30 e~t fALL09-l
$50 es< - u cong n c. a. irsprsTed 3-crs from IA
-, % se~ 20 eSs e~t LAxo--NeTy hftfe AaaE prizes
n sss.'y, s@y Sc eSs. per ert. Osts-Pah.
-4 ~ 49,. Gerard aas Nc teas sod a, s. los 70
-; Pc e-n No sssrse assice IN -ssI~r SEA- or
1.iS " eiet-tns DEMAND 10 EoScfs.p "a prcrs f,r
Sess is- are rstser ao~ pyssoO1s--A a. h-s,....
hss zee. eose Consisting 81 - saas C.,p~.elr I,-S
20 is. ~ - tans Jssascs a. I lss "a 10 sflo psr
M Rszr-l 81 S4yasnbs Fuse srUsEhf 4 70 a. -,
go Wss B-axeod a; Ier rus snS 80. -. n psl ten
u s>eies 20 SsSlss. u. ,cr TIA '-'' h"esi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31

a. ..a Carl. with besvy rsin From Odesss 80 -,
~ sso ,,t. q exchange we're ss mgh q -
- .stissy Of Tie wheat Ha,rket bad .ae.ed ~
:s.sss end ssts; , o. ss t.. .a "a
viii respect to the affairs Of he1senegro'
.sd 4, he Esposllists de HazEbesrr from ST. Peters
49, Dee 90: sTbe Emperor Of Rassia, in hs quality
n Chief a the Eastern Church, has consentef only 70
"a I,n,ene,ro thus interfering a. sprtusi snpenor
s,,v. but not IN any wsy encouraging the re'oT %
s.iiec,s against their temporal sovereign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31

BrRnupt AND Sr. THoaAs.-The BritiA
steamer Petro Capt Sampson, arrived at this port %
Saturday morning from 81. Thomss and Benna&.
She lef, the former port the i9h and the latter
TIC 18th inst
lly this arrival files Of Ths Ber@sdisa with dascs
from Dec IS to the day of sailing, have been received
The news 10 not important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
Arrival Of the United States.

The steamship United States, Capt. Berry,
from Aspinwsn Jan l9. at 10 NJ, via kiagssoa IAN.
sd, st7A. NJ, arrived Saturday morning.
The health Of AsPinwall was very good, and
the roads scross the Isthrius improving.
The steamship Oregon, from San Francisco,
arrived Psnsn,s tie 18th inst and the Norhe-s.
er on the 10Th.
The steamship Georgia was at Kingston,
Jam, on the ed inst 10 sail next day Tor New York.
The following persons came passengers in the
United SrSfes:
~ pura Host 81 CAPT casaes c>ra Hs>
NJ Dali Mr. Funk NJ BalAsCAc NJ sa4 Mr. Jsrsto sst dsass
Mr. ne C. w. fesAs., A. ". Hsksy G. fesf,s Mr.
Roekw-g Nessr. Fint Mr.. bE'ey NJ Caron, q ne csa
NJ Sannss Jso Gsrla-r Jno DAsuls Hy Rnsim. sits
Inacs M sshsn Mr.. Dean, " Y White. Cyrus Co'e W
orr, Geofs- a. q. Esna Bailey, ID Hsriy, G. Bsd~a
Lonely, H. peroR Jc-erh Chornbus, n Ots NJ nShsr.
piuptos Melt, Jss Sns'h. NJ. Mcssse, " g tlke
Issrd john ssn Nixon Mr. RoDrmsa canoE DANe
4 CofBs Mr. Me,n. ~. McCsry, M foroes NJ tysn NJ
sesbury NJ JohnsoAn, w 4. Bach, J. Snes kss-e. NJ
sts~ W l. tran CD A.nmcnd, fhos. LEWIS Y u fsksd,
penfoa I. LAhy Dunn " 2. Nusefe. II VI GAnasas L
s.nrlErens Rad ey Nser, Bradley. NJ sssho~,
fawAns. a. fsfhank NH,. DAVIS, NJ. fsn~r, l. Dsvs
l. Rssisn Robert Nson, " o. corva yeAa Gswsney, Ma
Nosl. kins Coins. NJ Lessf, a. wBsrses n. roes.
4. M snss, c n sui,h, W Brown Wa. Fitch La
NJ Iahp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
Arrival of the Hermann.

The Hermann, Capt. Higgins, arrived Lac, night from
Bremen and Southampton which latter port she left on
the 18th inst The following Is her let Of passengers
ArA Hsas. Mrs Wesehoe DR.. wshen an Nr.s Artssasn
ne.sfs Norssk, y Grato~. Plat LeGran Mlurne re1-r
CCurtn Esesn, " sheusnn, Capt Lhllss Mss
teher, Mr. Bls MI l@ihF MSS A. Blg Ms A.cher NJ.
hf'rf Ne Ritter. Rev. Nj Chris'isn Rev Mr. CoaB Mssr-
HosraEn Hes BIZ Bas Jf HsHisr Lev lie cosn.
(etl, y. uteu, khs. fefcc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31

Aesnsiesseie eus1t Of Bar has tAs wei bee. ,.,.,
for LSrccr sh2 l2u.snt % sp1tcs Ton Pnii.;.-
Irteit,e lost .; the srssk.; IL eozss4sence /. T
am, .i'a koadess tzik q b Cher Fsic-sL
ansl psse,l OF Acssr,c.l RcSE \ ,odsy -epc,-d ~
tns Nc. scAsc laz pree. fresch ooa a-es ~ ,e !.
20 6. b. and 10 soss hsse = vrry h.st
No American bACoN hss 80 h~-s recslfsi : seSa.a
Prev y ls>A az ,-sy l-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
Iron Trade.

A. the quarterly meeting Of the Iron Ts1e, held at Br
mir Cham l5h there large steaiace Of ronnss,-s
a. well - OF brokers' from London and Liverpool The
trade without exception that they have srrs ods
On hard both for export and homo demand and the trade
therefore considsIed to be very healthy cood,un
OrSs freely gwen rscsis, ~ the pces Of itsf
meeting 10 days at Dudley which may be regardsd
frr and vit0Ut further advance az present Ia Stat
fordshire tie stock smaller than " IN
Scotland il larger but this has ehcy from ,hs diff
6euty Of procuring eighfsge owing 70 ,0ruy weather
The principal speeulsons have been N Pig and or both
Sheets ard Bars the demand continues good and Il
tempt il made mp prices further the trade VII proos
tly reru.in healthy flr sorae q re 20 come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
ry' At the burning Of the Louisville Hs.s'

~ At the burning VI the Louisville Hse
che coolest incident took rsse dug ng the hight Of ms
md VIXEN al tisorsht IRE estire Guiding would -
tslts IL occurred bstveen Mr.. Moore, sbn az M -
sLd enc q the tosrdeTs. The lsfef carpet baS
seseeIsc from the trc Gs>.y, which was al 70 ~ ~
Iosrchins up TO the clerk &c Vie office, around
hDt orders wefe eroBpils. tod han n'st ne - -
Iis IN ras1 Moore tanned 70 the lsdrer, eosaess
q ale cot the tri took he ucney scd psaeiy
deTerf,se.
~ A wood-sawycr petitions the ONO Y
iaiaIe Eor relief In that Member Of the hosee ~
certain Colonel With cane, and the Colonel snt
y,Ts buck and der,olished IL the bead q the
tally with the The dsrase to the shad.e 49,
eItysve cent?. end therefore be prsys r e. epP0f)
hofn tbs Treasury, sree II Il not sappcsed tH 49,
p.tition was refs,fed 70 the Coalnittss ON Cis'me
~ The Ashsab.da (Ohio) TelkgyspA y ~
ssps n9sd. Rsssoa-feo many ious-srs<stssesrs
too lev creditors Of Ike virtue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
COMMERCIAL NTELLIGENCE


psr sf,sel loSnoS. frag, Jan. A-SP.M
TIE dman tor asf asteies q esesal 40 toeisn ps.
aace hss ialen 0s tbs week ruaefrs so.ns eoacess
great -rsuess the tendcncy OF Frres has been dwan
CertoS "a fsSIly oaefet- CofrEs as,. SS@AK q
lower BEs4osYtrrs dan Mxr&Ls keep ap. By the 81
sln, retars soT The eevss eutas encirs Sa uo. III
deliveries CT he lesdeg sytcles Vi eoeEtmptoz sA9s
Messy Las tee IN s,eat dem nd and ne Of sc0Snf
ere a1vscrc CoSsoLs hAye eeohned leaving "a e ss
she s.cccrt We have bad large e1pet u Con;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
United States:

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP PErREL.--
The British mail steamer Petrel Captain Thompson. s
rived Saturday morning, bringing dates from e. Thoms
to Jan 49, and Bermuda to Jam 25 In looking overear
hlGs we can find no news worthy Of note.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
Tdyerpool Cotton Market. :. .Ju. IS.

nssrs Bower Son report the sses Of saturday l5sh Il
7ffO tsles 81 which 100 were fp-cnisnou. OF the
ssl,- were go bales PeTusTn aud HarAnhsm At 6t 97
go Fryr,isn al i6l6ne I-fs Surst az 49, ait rstd
,.es sucs THURSDAY " eeo bales Of winch 500 were On
sreculstion Import rnee Thursday, 5,se eaies-
TIE ua.i e. coses with animation; Compared with
Frssvs r.tss Pricss Of ali kinds except Egyptan are
extreme Brazil desreT; Masein u up fsora the
low ssl,s g 4 n.
ptlsr. sal;inrshsn Tetley Co report ssles Of the
Ssy eoff bales 80 American and surst for speculation
and export Market steady, 10 change SINCE yercrdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31

The Hsh Sure Al ~hic LAIR y bid eseeks cpers.e A.
bescs tie sst Sor the vel " very tians s1ieAI
CarTsF els rpoSe4steiy vel Il IT, qlotEtlonA
FLe hes lot been setsye, -. seezns1.
ROT, s,y decline Cu lat weeks pTiees.
The Sen1rd fr LIEsEFo CAKE bag qats ~ q 81.
IN ,te Cosg nlGkft tisTe t.s heen ar eoasinPlve
Ser-srS fo- NsFAr which Lls teen n0terately mt ~
hode, Al siout lat weeks prices FJous his Sesn IHt
bit ioT coed sTce 5uytns bare sctfcsy hAa ty
,,rs ~. trsrsci or However bave heen snail In IN
psS CoRx tere has beer ABORTION the src< nre -
Gftt OsTs ard OtTNEsL have declined tire former u %
m nj IS r he latter per Load To-Day t-re vas NOR
5isroiton % boy WHEAT, but other Articles were Ne
slertsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31

From JANArc,.-We have, by the United
States, files Of Kingston papcrs to the ead. but lied
nothing worth noticing In the way Of news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
Obituary.

THE DEATH OF ELISHA RIGGS.
Eisbe Riggs Eq disd in this city Tuesday evening
Last in The 74th year Of his age, after prot,eed Ill
One Of the Baltimore papers says Mr. Riggs
a native Of Montgomery county, Maryland In esry life
he removed TO Georgetown where he business
and subsequently took into partnership George Peabody
Esq the eminent American banker. residing 10 Lon
don. They afterwsrd came to Baltimore where, for
years they carried the dry goods business IN
der the firm Of Riggs Peabody Mr Riggs. about thirty
years ago removed 10 New York and having closed bis
In this city, entered there into the banking bust
mesa which he hai Ises iosowea Win g.est snecess .
bis death leaving largely over million Of dollars lie
lesvee wife and ak children. Mr. Riggs man OF
eminent worth in al The relations OF he, beloved by al
who knew him and cherished by them for bis Kindness
charity, ard noble characteristics Of head aud heart We
noticed recently pcdentin illustration Of this which
occurred of hs yikts which he yearly made TO
his native Place IN Montgomery county 10 passing along
Brookville bis eye rested school house bearing
marks Of decay He turned to those who we're 10
company with bin, and said -: Gentlemen that school
house wants repairDgpull IL down and another
and better one in ita place, and draw for the
money that 1t COSTS II Gone and q handsome
and well constructed school house sta1ds 10 perue
the charity Of the who lad II built Mr. Riggs
of the strctest integrity and all his dealings
marked With characteristic frepkness and fairness
for him the confidence and esteem OF all who had
any bueibees 10 do with him, and hs death viii DO re-
gafdea as public lose, 80 II is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
Williamsburg CITY News

HIGHWAY RoBmRY Three desperate characters, ned
Frederick james ToDey John Osiep, and Julia Topley,
alias Julia williams we're Yesterday morsng arrested by
officers Bennett serrtt and Murphy charged with In
ing about twelve O'Clock thursday night assaulted
knocked down and robbea Hugh M Seaman OF a gold
WATCH valued at 1928 In Grand street Tbs watch wss
found IN their possession and they sent - Brook.
Ign for trial
SINGULAR forn-Comphint was yesterday made before
Jur'ice Boswell by Charles Vieth, charging a man
named John Russell who keepa porterhouse at No $40
Grand street with defrsudihg him cut OF S24 worth OF
seeers, by giving him 10 payment therefor note, Of
shioh the following Is an exact COPY
1910. Willlamsburph, Ma 18Th, rS5a
Two months after DEATH promise TO pay Chss Vieh,
JOHN RUSSELL.
The above note given 70 the Farmers and Citizens
Bank for colestioD, whore the fraud arst discovered
and PORTED out TO Mr.. vieth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

vsssS,M ne vesss. sbsvs reported, besnd = ssaee
arc usa.r vsv put back last syss soast 'a'
Ano at q o steamer Corsi. {rsm New BEDFORD sus-
reyns sno n~2ains this mornhx Also in pert, brig
PMHADARMA. Aug b-4rM
AIives-Hien DeanarA, YATES. Boston Mary Farrew,
F @soH"s., Nxsss; Eawin Norton, Nsvpcr schrs
Mary Anna, Haley. Prouds.cs; IHwreucs, JoLnson'
Boston.
Ceared-Bark John Fsrnum, Cole Peru.mbuco brirs
Rsform (Br). Murray, Belfast Edwin Norton: Andrew
Ring, Raynes: Mary FArrow, LmeSurnsr; Mary II,
Orr Jones, Msdeire Two Brothers, frsadway Alsxsn.
drs; Mary Anna Haley Drawers; Jasper, Sears, Boston
Sarah Mizabeth Phillips, Newport Io we'll, Dias Boston
steamer Kennebec, Clark, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
Police Intelligence
AN ALLEGED CHARGE OF PERJURY PENDING AGAINST
J. L. BOYD.
pnfoya Ira%,na CO

J. L. BOYD.
Before Justice Stuart
The case OF alleged perjury pending against John L.
Boyd, TIE complaint of Samuel Drury, up yes
trday before Justice Stuart for hearing at the request
Of the defendant The circumstances under which the
perjury sought to be sustained is that the defendant
had made his prenssory nate in favor Of Mr.. Drury
which paid at maturity, and 1t had been trans
ferred TO NJ Ructman, who Drought action for the
recovery The defendant Boyd had pat in an answer de-
nying the allegations Ia the complaint, and setting up
counter claim, In the shape OF set of alleging that
DruTy the Of the note at the time 1t became
doe and 20, he had certainly right by Law to up
tny demand he had against Dry 10 support this coun
Ter claim when be was notified TO NE them bill OF
particulars he set out the claim which he had against
forth taxes having been paid for Mr.. Drury In
1896 a. as and 49 but this account being very
hs ps one o. the order sr tine
particular account Of the courtsr claim. That order
vas served on Mr.. Boyd, who up to that time had ap
pesied personally for the defence In answer to that
order no served this further bill Of particulars, which
reacs a. follows
John l. Boyd The defender ut herein being duly sworn
fadIha' On the lst day Of March, 1s47 the
fequest u Samuel DruTy he paid for taxes due for the
year ls15 on thirty acres Of and belonging TO said
samuel Drury, and situate In the town Of Newtown
fesssd and valued a. % 800 and also tar the per
sonal property Of the aid samuel Drury. assessed at
sl3 OoO. with collection fees, t5S TO-
This brst item IL alleged 70 be entirely false without
even plan,bisy 70 support II; he asked to
VaJ tem hfn on the conhay, Nr Drury he'd paid them
hmteh ard taken the receipt from Boyd collector,
sEd bad also Bis ewn check
Tbe second item. which read Z" that on or about the
frt day a March, 1913 be q, the like request paid the
sxss Due the reel and personal property Of tho said
samuel Drury for tbs 1877 which said property
WnNn&ssed follows real estate, 25 500; and Ier.
'orsY cty At sl0 600 with collection fees S42 02xo
= so alleged false and II upon these afst two items
that the coul plant II based.
Ths ttrnony sddused exhibited copy Ct The plead
Ing N the suit n hickman Boyd 10 show the
cency o. The actoD &C and the original order made by
Jsdge Oakley for further particulars TO produce and
prove the further b. Of particulars.
III hrst ritnoas called A. GalsHn Stsvens, ~
The attorneys FOR The cefsnoaptn Rucksnan B0yd II
trauspfed thai the sinsl affidavit was forth.
eonirg. having a some mAnEer disappeared, Tho Wit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

Arrivsd-schr sylph, Brown, Brookhaven for Boston;
Aug scbr Bolivar, Robinson New York for Boston, I'd
ship John Wade Little, do do; briggs Taylor Sleeper
10 DO; Baldwin, Montgomery, Port Lion NY, for do;
rchrs Mary Ystes, Ropdout for do; John Rugyes, Dsw
eon New London for DO; Nedforf, vsaze, Portsmouth,
RI for DO; Sea Mark Coombs Pm lsdephis for do Saml
Nash Allen, Ropdout for do, Ekausb Paine, Higgins n
yok 20 Proyincetown
3D. Arr ship Massachusetts,, Nlckerson, Of and from
Nantucket, TO III for whaling,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
Behold the sure foundation stone
Which God In Zion lsy,


NE corner stone Of zon Church is 20 BE- hh shis
Afternoon BY ssbsp Wainwright at the corner Of
Madsss avenue and thirty eighth street. Of avs oeoah
The beauty Of the location the merits Of the design
fbe Improvements In the vicinity and tbs popularity
rf the prea.e rho 4 10 ohclAk the occasion siii
.ra~ 'ogsther l.yve asssnsy, kssws- Nes aad Dud.
~ ~ w architects
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
elsgraphic Marine Reports.

Arriyea--steamshp Niagara Liverpool.
Ceared-B4rk southerner, australia Ionia, RIO ia
neiio.
Ngw BEDFORD, Apg a.
Arryed-nark Champion, Pacific with 800 bills sp oil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

On Thursday morning August 4 ct 81. Jshn's Church,
AARaARsn Boonn, al Of this city.
On Wednesday, August 5 by the Rev. J. Inskip, Mr.
EDwAaD n GDNxr to Miss JosRHsn ROWLAND. au Of
this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

uamkooEg.
The corner stone Of a church sd6os, 70 be called
The 'Firr sssion Methodl.t Episcopal Church. vas
laid With appropriate exercises the Of Uuion
avssus and South Third street. yesterday afternoon The
ere~cses opened with reading the ID chapter Of Isl
Ephessns, by Rev. Mr. Halstead Of the south second
street Methodist Episcopal Church after which the hymn
commencng-
Behold the sure foundation stone
Which God in Zion lay,
Was sung by the choir An appropriate prayer was thee
made BY Rev. Or. wshey Of Ses York which vas f,l-
lowed With lengthy address BY Rev John pskip Of tho
Madison street Methodist Episcopal Church. Kev York In
which he reviewed the progess Of the Methodist denon
nstsn, from the time u 6rst established by John
Wesley up 70 the present day lie concluded By noticing
The Episcopal educational system o. thu Meodsts a.
dem mins ton
After he had finished, Mr. P1nercy, President Of the
Society short history o. the ~ The
society In Williamsburg togethsr with some statistics
which we're given in ysstefdsy's HXRAlD A collection
was then up Witch the receipts by oontrbu,on
and subscription amounted - about 5000.
me ceremony Of laying the stone then per
formed BY Btbop Jaros, ssseted By Rev. Mr. IAndon
The preridrs Elcsr az the Long leland district
The serv'c closed ~ the cDor singing hymn pre-
pared for the occasion AID the pronouncng " sns bene
dsctop BY Bishop James.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
EXTRA PAY

J1xTRA PAY-ALL U. 8. NAVY SAILORS, wa
" in any United states nsvy vessel IN the Paof
ocean tho coasts Of California aud Mexico at any tin
from 1876 70 1852 promptly receive their douh
pay on application to I'D ARD and dat
PEser Y. !, Navy, " Ssuth W1lam street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

NEW CREEK CoAL-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR
IN sale Cumberland coal OF superior quality for family
snd smiths the mines Of the psny.
CHAS. A. AMBLER, No, 40 Eghth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY pAY,
RORTyNG so.

100 LosT.-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD.-LOST, ON
~ Friday after August from Twenty.hrst street
back tan terrier dog with red collar.
answers 10 tho name OF Jack Any returning the
same 10 B East first street, shall receive the above
reward
nor sALY-A YELLOW AND WHITE SETTER DOC,
Il warranted every way. Apply OF No Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
nARITIME IHTELLIGEHCE.


A5- An packages and letters intended for TIE NEW YoRK
HLRAIp sh~sskd 0c sealed.
AINANAc FOB NEW YoRK-1m DAY.
sUN RNH. 8 O3 kooy SETS 80
sUS En.-............7 06 HIGH wATW .~....ev 9 At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

E1IRST TRIP OF STEAMBOAT AROUND LAKE
Superior, August ls 1853 The splendid steamer san
Saturday afternoon August 49, trip Of pleasure srouh
the whole Of Lake Superior stopping reasonable ae ~
the following places
Grand Island Marguetta
Copper Harbor, Eagle River,
Ontonagon, La Pointe,
Fond du Lao, lie Royale,
Pigeon River, Princes Bay,
Mtichapitan.
This trip will oer opportunity of seeing all the woaAs
Of this great inland afording each passenger view
the world renowned
Pictured Rocks, Copper Harbor,
Iron Mountains, Eagle River Mines,
Onton agon Mines, Scenery at La Point,
Scenery at lie Reyas, Cascades at Pigeon River.
The famous Pie Island TO-, Thunder Cape.
The Sam ard n odate and berth hundred
and ty passengers Tho state rooms will be reserved
prsssly for passengers taking the entfe trip I'll ket for
excursion to be had Of e. b. $. WARD, Detroit
Detroit July "a 1853.
N 8.The steamer Pacific will leave Detroit on the I1e
at p NJ for the sau will arrive in time pssss
gors to take the s. Ward.
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By SANDY HOOK PnIyrryq TnEopApH.

TR HIGHLANDS Aug 5--sun5owp.
Tie outward bound vessels AL gone to except
one bark and one brig, nov coming down the bay.
Ore ship and two brigs in the ofng--no signals,
Wind light from SW. Weather hazy
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CUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO EEYPoRr, LANDING
y Mt Chelsea Union Landing Tuftie Landiag Rossville
Woodbridge, Tottons Landing and Perth Amboy. Fare
cents each way. The elegant and commodouy steamer
PRINCESS, Capt D. Deming viii make excursion abov
Commencing on the IRA Of July every Sunday esyini
Ham uon6 street pier % clock A. M Spring street.
Robinson street Por, pier No. North mgr ga Peel
o'clock NJ Persons who wish H. enjoy the benefit Of tn
breeze and escape for time fron the noise dust
eonmotion Of tho city this offers oppoetun
seldom to be met with As THE boa. The inside p
IL nnbes passengers 10 View tho beautiful scen1y
which staten Island and New j. rsey famsd. TIL
above boat together with the barge Merchant
tered fer excursions all week days.
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs-RvDRY
~ day except SaturdayThe fAvorite steamer HKRO.
Captain w.. Hancox will leave Spring street at ~
* Pest sip SKI pier Ne Nor,h river NJ: return
ner fishing tackle and bait will be provided Fare for ths
excursion, 80 oests.