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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

CARROLL HOUSE FOR SALE-NO. 722 BROADWAY,
~ opposite the New York Hotel containing forty
with bar and reading first floor and large reau
rant the basement the whole newy furnished fitted
up in the most gentee The furniture will be sold
with the lease four TO at low rent
with privilege Of renewal for five longer It's central
situation quarter the city and vicinity
to the Crystal Palace makes this seldom
be met with Apply at No. $50 Pearl street. stairs
the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

ENOR SALE-A THREE YEARS LEASE OF A DOUBLE
four story and basement brick dwelling together with
the stock and fixtures Of grocery liquor
tachcd The dwelling pays the OF the whole win
be sold Mt bargain IL applied for immediately Address
ID. ID. d., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

TNOR SALE OR TO LET FURNISHED-A SPLENDID
IL ly fitted up dining and drinking saloon located
of two of the greatest public and
which is Of the best locations New York doing
good business Apply to G. A. ROBINSON 50 Nassau
starg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST
- stands New York established for the last twenty
five years and doing excellent business. Sold on
Broa Post0 Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

DOR SALE-A SIX YEARS LEASE, STOCK AND PIX.
lures Of four story and basement house situated with
in 100 feet Of broadway, and near tho New Haven Rail
first rate business and has beon established public house
for The proprietor Is about
other business For further particulars apply Howard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

ITO LET.-THE LARGE ROOMS UNDER THE GALE
L res Of the National Academy of Design 663 Broadway
opposite Bond street. $50 by 30 feet and about ~ feot In
height handsomely decorated and suitable for dancing
academy lecture ROOM cabinet furniture, upholstery
carpet Inquire at No. g. The premises
nrst floor opposite entrance Possession may be had ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

ITO PERSONS OWNING VACANT LOTS AND WILL
ing to give lease of one-It must be In a
neighborhood the applicant build small
for his State the location length Of lease
rent Also having two three Let in
house, where there but family hear
of good tenant by applying to Francis this Office They
must state location, rent and situation of in the
house My family consists Of myself wife, and two
children,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

ITO LET-FR0M THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, SOME
apartments in the house No. SS Pearl street. Franklin
square, consisting Of basement and with and with
bedrooms Inquire In the said house. floor front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

FURNISHED HOUSEWIFE ADVERTISER INTEND
II ing abroad offers to let his furnished house for
three from the first of May The location
ysxoeptionable the house of extra size with all modern
improvements the furniture and of the fashona
BILE description. Address A. d. c., Union square Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

DOR sALE-A FOURSToRY BRICK HOUSE on
Ninth street, now renting, gontee apartments for
1925 Lot 20 by 20 feet. Price $1,000. new house on
Thirty second street. 81 500 house Eighteenth
street 500 house on Downing street $500 three
bargains Apply to T. b. KINsHIAER, $40 Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

nSl GRAND sTkRKr. rEw DOORS WEST tOI
lIOs hfeeevG-A ssnuensn aud his wife be 20
etated Nth large furnished room snA board ana
v single Gsssismss be With board ~
Nth day board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

HOUSE TO LET.-THREE- STORY, ATTIC AND BASE
ment house. No q Wooster street Apply to J. CRAM
90 Union square or F. PITTS, corner Of Grand and
Laurens streets, POP Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

oI mn FOR SALE OR ExCHANGB-THE VAL
Rf.OVO. liable four story brick house. No N2
with lease Of lot for sixty three years. rent
Of 40 per year, and now renting for over 500. A
gage n desired Apply to H. J. MCCARTHY, House Agopt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

ITO LET-AT THE H0BoKEN REAL ESTATE OFFICE
No. ss Chambers street housss from Ss to $3.50 Also
parts from 500 to $3.50 Apply from 10 to ii A.
H. and to p. M at Office in Hoboken Also property
for sale JOHN M. BOARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

OFFICES TO LET IN WEST STREET.-FOUR LARGE
~ Offices also four smaller ones to let in the building
known No. West street. opposite pier No N r.
large floor above 81 by CO. suitable for salmakor cloth
the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE FROM TWO TO
three years modern brown stone front house. % feet
wide between Fourteenth and third streets
Fourth and Sixth avenues Address, H. 10 West Eigh
tcenth street, =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
ICE IN CHOLERA MORBUs.

T. he Ediioy i Tbe " y T.Dune
SIR Guided more by my personal experience, a. an
annual victim Of that very common though very gorn,
and pr0stratiDg maady, Ch0iera No5us the fr
which upon us, rather than any observation Of it,
ATE years, during which hsye had but little to d.
with general practice, have come TO the conclusion
that ne remedy for it is Ice. Not ice water nor even
oe Ken into The mouth to snd find rs way into the
stomach % ater bu, crushed ice sN4lio we'd Ice P
ii you please
lie primary seat Of this disease ia stomach There
Il intense Thirst and bitterness characteristic
at Cholera MObus originate although experienced the
mouth. There he ice haud BE- applied 8h the yieE 10
sb,orl ing tie morbid Of csOric or het Iced
W.er BY is greater bulk distresses the stomach while
ie ~ itself applied directly to the part sectedswa
oped To- small lump not suffered 70 trlckls dosa-rseyes
+. sincst Certainly.
Per.ors taking these le Pm, as have called them, 10
indicate that he Of h remedy proposed les IN the
form and ode Of IL administrator, rather than in the
remedy itself Viii really nothing nay, are sometimes
s,aruld By the shock experienced IN the stomach
Iti, produced by the rapid loss Of morbid heat aud is
therefore nothing b. BE- alarmed a. bat i favorable D the
contrary There need be ar. Let the ice BE- taken
freely and vii scarcely i4 20 give r. ief without
Tie AID Of any other medicine whatever
ar are that advice unasGed Is, 800 usually ADVICE
ulhanked but felt that the above .ct should be gsner
ally known and Thereof Re- make apology for taxing up
r.l brief space required for is statement
Yery Truly your friend, J. / sSoDGEAss ND.
NJ lO-k June 81. trJ3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS.


F7cn ArtllTs Home DA1stte:
The struggle r the vacant Presidential CHAR sho0k .hs
Union kinced strife and gave Ditn 10 parties ~liea
Az rf rr- arrouc Is With tasse 4 IL lot ny province
~ - mn - T. tedde bat il vas my lot % SEE the
ssue n ~ contest when it came % is head AID was de-
eed How b, blow the high places OF the fed The
s,.fl dsv such spectacle never had bees Witnessed
IN III. eourfFy such the world never There beng
,I- candidates Er the Presidency and neither Of them
Ivfrr received The constitution. majority giving him
ti,I 10 he Office that crisis lad arrived which IN All other
ceuutIi- has decided by the sword ~ wA,b hay
jnz been cootemp&-ed possible By ihlt band % nen
ssasIsred they s1rely wh q wisdom n7t ihef ogn
VIC - Or happy GoTsrnmenf bid been Ps,yle- ioF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
EegdI Nouces.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate oftbe
Count, NGe T., h'rsly .'sa "a.
S.i de,.d to p,,;l 'I .1 va <. y ., So,
r'"A' the fsfSsz.n A ~ sir,,.
TNPURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF the
Il ce,s g. Ia -, ' - a 80 az, "a, 100. ,..:,
a1o-r. f-IhER
- Bs- isl lie So o., o. F~air,i.,4 9"
snvszr- HESKi EoAER AlA.sss..f
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of
=. - 85irt s.; IiSh * s l. % sf -. 49,. :,
e. .sss " p lri s = jan. .. - y T.. =. --- -
r,i.-s.n hh4 lSST st fIESi .l----.-.. q.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of
90. IHoiSDihl : N.AhNNA sea -s - OF $3.50 -,
------- 10 '' Toe - ,s-,-a, lsfsaf. lie 1885,. = a.
o.. J.Hs, c.s ss E,',.-l q. ~ y Y q. .,
g. i.s,sI.s jAsTs coorEe. Ef'r'''r.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate OF the
claims s..illt JAClNTO TEXiDOR senior 4ras u he
iSs O ' iS .as.s L s s ii % ss s a.
y u Ns.'u s. 4 he Cts Il Nel OK. o. " 5os tie ai7sna
Hiii.scaTs J.DE RiysRa 81 IL aJ3 Gll-.l.raor. k,.
IL PURSUANCE el an order OF Jesse Z. smith
= 9 3. sa So .,' J55> cL,.S =. = ss ~
,.si.-s.rs. yo ii5I 6.sf ~ - As--s-as,
NOTICE. OF DlSTRlBU TION.-Notice is he-roy
~ s,tu hst the proceeds TIE real astats Of r
o isfe 81 the Cry 60 Ncw Acr deceased llte .s. - =
lsra aIcer the odtI lie sTuElfe OF
Vl ie o.l tei &c az ~ - Ces 4. III. Cy
u e~ ct. o. q Aas1 0closk il fss
% -. when a. perCrs having &C. io-s
esfs.. ~ prstslt sid win her r'ois
~ vo-ehs-. ". BRADFORD. sar.sits
SUPRENE COURT, OaedA County-OLINER y.
- BosTv lex AID ED~ Sd sTAPLErON; ss1ast WILLlAA
Sun-sors for deusud % Contrsct- -
shove STA heEeby e. ths
Which tied ID The ofce Of to- era o. Jrsta
h 6aT Nav td AID
h Urc Oresa County within 49, he
,er,ics Of such sev.e; al %
Be compliant
S s. 81 "a fus tie t u sT, thoass
huucred bese-s tie Of DE4
Nav th 1SiS MArlE>ON FOWLER
lpi2ls-ltvn Flaiutlds Aft3-uevs. Uurt y. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
Netn'11ork Dailp 9ribm,te.
RUNE .........Er Tho Tr.buDe.

ALL the dsy,through field and woodland,
have chased the summer hours,
Led along their verdan: pathway,
BY the scent Of opening flowers;
Now amid The fragrant clover,
Then through hazel thickeis wild,
And DER hower-enameled meadows
Still by fairy spells 5eguiied.
/ have 'istened 20 the tlrushes.
Sought the sparro-s hidden nest,
And in Natures sylvan lodges.
Found myself welcome guest
Shall the dust and din of Broadway
Or its beauty, wealth and pride,
With the orchard aHd the forest,
Here to-day my love divide
III.
Give me still the wood paths shady,
BY the clear, meandering brook,
Chosen friends, anc talk. and reading
In some though tfnl, dreamy book;
Let me lie beneath the birches,
Moss and flowers ny bed adsrn,
Let the cool, fresh breezes fan me.
And the sordid town | seorn.
II.
Nature, opulent and kindly.
Here hath opened vide her hand.
And wealth of beauty layished,
Blessing all the fruitful land;
Land which smileth ike garden
Waiting only for the reign
OF the BETTER Social ORDER,
To bring Eden back again.
imoioas PAdiiaI, Juae II. 1855 va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

~ ~ sosi nca 4 sis,a6. 10 oeocs Fare 6! cents.
'aeiol revive ~ O'Clock Fare - oentS commuters
N seeS esESTso.,s every hslf hour un P NJ
Nth' scar 10 oecek ffo4n tn Island
ChAhi Ek-lhe Steamboat NimrOd having
Nv" IN Be- charci - Suslay Schools Military Companies
&C ftlteS tor eycutsors on reasonable
Apply % WILSON SMALL or IOSgSH I COFFEE. AGENT
Ntsi-si. Foundry, corner Of Beech ard Wesi-sts
IHIVF O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and INTER
II MEDIATE LANDlN0s TIE splenlid ,eans. sOUra AMss
A. With stlS focl
c.sis sna Hudson and BrssbTs RAILROAD ~
~" WHITE MOUNT T''N -.'--
N ATLsSTic sba 81. LAwRsNOE RAtLROA0 6on fo.,
which aYelcrs reach the base
Jure Il 1855 TaVse the White Aouuiaaa eaying Neygq
IN tAo Ston AID Providence fa
take taol VI ran iT Pow
ne Boston and Nsue Eastern Rsoat sIt o. Portland Il Q
ana st the ssolhouse Goshan ~ Il $50 P. "a,
ser having Bosun the n odse % Pcltsod "a
reach The Eaonhouss BY the Frg usin nom Portland Travel
en- etv1ne Boston n e evening boat ave n Portland time
eRe Tie A. " tan om Portland. Fae - - By chg roge
5 I. CORskh, Supt Atlantic AM 81 L. R =.
NETWORK 10 the WHITE MOUNTAINS DI
~ EECI-SuAALER ARRANGENENr.-Tas pleasure tsvsl
vhce he NewfoIk aEd Ne.aven Rsoso. Of Broad
s and ese.s, and ah-st and tibSv Exrcss
~ 1ooE " bsssAse eheCkd though. It's positive tAe
WY sItet ioo'eu0m Nsw-fok % the White N 1duians
FRANCIS HYDE Aseut so lS2 Soufh-st.
NCHOOIEYs MOUNTAIN via Central Railroad of
- NSwJesey snd New Benpton c-y 10 ui n, 49,. &c,
80 fote On ard sies yuiy tce d,iv a. 81 81 70
= - Aesirer RID Chfe ffon Pier 40 - ~ Rlr.r sh-ncs
Hs1e- h'noec % NeH-iierrcr. Farc oa.a q fhe-sh
ten with The '1e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

We learn hstthe Hon d. @ QUAcsENBoss late Speaker
ofihe Michigan Of Representatives. died a. h- r.
siG.nce in TecuIn,eh, Michigan, June -. Ia u R1a.
orer SAYS Of him in lsi he member o. The Gen
er Assembly 81 N-wlork; since which Il NJ be has been
resident Of this safe. and member ~ til L-s,Aflrs
r Two sessions. AZ me isi he speaker OF he Hylse
81 Representatives..
Ms Amelia Bloomsr j. % ts the Orator AZ Temperance
Celebration Oh LIZ tn Of July HttJrd Cortland o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
matfr Cure.

4 CARD.-A Report Of To Hundred Interesting
"A Case. ntsfec vl;a Ws,sr By EDWARD FELLkRkh
~ d, Resent fhy.einn Of tie Osns= Aguntsis N,,er
Cur rsrutoo, will - fused Ethsu: rant
netrt sfoffod order L. 5 let,sr stamp address G.
tkLLkks BROTHER fropneto- the OrsnEe Hcrnais We
teri souh Ornze. New jersey NI;o TIE above rAost
Ifturor tase the Mons sr Railway ot Of CONT snds
riles.
TX. SHEW, Of hew-York, earliest American Prac
~ utOss Of Water and hor Of the sss
VI receive patients aurinf th- Onnsctos vie
hr D. CAMPBELL Al Lebanon sorns.. Cosnbi. County y
q H. TAYLOR NJ. d, Office No. llth.st., cor.
- lhs- fy sipon 70 the domestic practice OF Ws,sr are
ard Hygiene Aso, oAee consultations ara etes FOR seree
HIGHLAND HOUSE WATERCURE, at Fish
hi LANDING, Dzehess Co. Y. o. ". MAJ. ~ D. Pro
preior Pure and beautiful d1e lAFs eds
from direction combine render this desbe
place for those who need hyec treatment and living lev
boslceTs can be accommodated.
uYDROPAIHlC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
IS Accommodations FOR hundred psnsEs
Departments Fense Dkssses T. TRAIL Proprietor Dr.
L HOSFORD Assistant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
GOING TO COLLEGE.

To he Editor Of TAeN. T. Tribune
SIR Having read the letters from Student At liar.
YARD University, published in this mornings Tribune
ard believing that they totally mreprssent the facts
gard 10 the expenses OF students at Harvard ask
matter Of justice the privilege Of presenting few facts
and considering points in the letters referred to-
The letters are to acquainted with College life to the
last degree entertaining but Sergeant Buzfuz remarked
Of Pickwcks love letters, they are "wel calculated to
'nsead and eude any third parties the unsoph.tcs
ted into whose hands they might fall"
The annual expenses according to the Student
linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
DATES OF SAILING.

." FD%ID K SCd[lIN Co, No 30 wsl-"r NY
F. O aoBTRfs Co. No IS Kings Arm, Yard London
JOHN U fs Or Go 20 H. D hIi Rs s G'
The owners these ships win not be accountable for gold silver
Gn sSss sT a6 e sT vS ' so ela eIps..od
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK and GLASGOW.
The Gli'Gog nd HegSoIs sesp.P PSTu new
Conn snder 1 sell from NewA or io 9ssfqT on S d
Fist Cabin ssloon Roous
Ins, Cabin Md.hip State ROOui ..................
Second 'abn..'..... ~
'"'"'NA '''''' stewards fee Included
Apply to MesY soN No. IS Broadway
MONTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION between
Wf NEw.YOBK spd BREMtN.-Tho splendid Fdo-~soo
Steamers HANSA 2 goo tuHs
Ps ST %en for Ssa ' 5msss and
'''"'" '"' ''''' sl6o for aim Passengers.
The GERMASIA WI sail from kev-lok On or about l Of Sep
For fu -,her information apply to oELRlCus Co.
TIVE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il MAIL STEAMSHIPS from Eew-YoRR T. LIVERPOOL
Chez cs gs',e s I5S1a C9n r S. ss sco SEQ
and CABIN Passage as The ships from sos9e can At HasS
4 sA Gs't c.. a s a5 A2A C ess, i sa
These CARY c@ar 'ite light masthead
E1GARx Lech..... Boston..... wedoc.5sy, S. July.
4MARicA, Lang ,.. Bo'ton...... Wedocdsy aeb Ipfr.
fS SASA sBoass Hs'6 Wsasay S Ss SS
ASIA, Lott, wy ofk Wednesday, 10Th August
NIAGARA Ltich Boston. edneslay l7in August.
AFRICA Harrison. Newton ..W ednetday 2ith August
bertls not secured until ped for.
AnexpeuenCcd SURGEON OF board.
The o~nen Of 'ea sbips h. accountable for gold svs,
buon jcwelry pIccioss metals bile 81
1 aenfS the thereof therein expressed
esh passage spulyt v CUNARD, no 4howir ssreon
:, 'HE LIVERPOOL aud PHILADELPHIA TEAM
a SHIP Co salnf ther tavoue slps oUoa;
CITY OF GLASGOW, LOO tuns..-...yapt William Nye.
CITY OF GLASGOW Saturday, July
CITY or NAN(ht saturday July 30 rs
CITY OF GLASGOW. Saturday, Aug ~ 1873
CITY or MANCHESTER saturday sept H. lS
CITY OF GLASGOW. saturday Oct g. 6S
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY or GLASGOW. "Wednesday Juy n 1875
" RATES or PASSAGE. "
FBnsuELPHIA LIVERPOOL
Saloon ssT so Sa Don ser Saer5e a
midshP ........ IS tuidshp ....l5
- forwtd ........ s. forward ....l3
Including stewards fees
THIRn-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited rumbe Of hind class passengers will be taken from Phis
From fhilactp From Liverpool.
Cerhcats sill be Issued here parties who desrOu
Of brugirg out their friends AZ Corresponding refcs
fgt ~ per tUn goOd, hecwe viii b taken sub
Jet %
An experienced surgeon wil Be carried each ship
Small drafts drawn a sight England and e.aud
For beLtht ~ pssags fppy 70 THOMAS RICHARDSON,
No. IS Broudwey y and No. W anul-st, Philadelphia
L 20 Ttxarp al
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Gteamuoais ano RallrOaos.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Wktehall-st-
~ SIrNmPR ARRANGEMENTS. Fare q cents To QUAR- An.
NM STAPLE ION SNDERBlLT LANDlNG On afer Jaiy
The Bosts wiz leave follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

hudson RIVER RAILROAD-Summer Arrange
Hsnt-11ns sAvs ChAber2<t daily for Albany and Tray
r Trzih IA through IN eaansetins with rrs.s
~ Ing Bg9Lo or toet-es AZ 0cloek evening
Nal Tran A = Throush Wsy Trzihs II A N ADD P
tTpre rTain r -aeeonnsoS.rOn Train 81 AID az Ph
ForTtrytoVu AZ II NJ
Fo Po1shiesps A. H. Way P..ssrssr Tn ssd
SIC NJ PsseIse TrAia
Per Peek,kiE sfloA sbdtPM
The T.JtO~s, Pesfsl and POushksspse Trss 4, A. Ne
Tty StstoIs
PseBsers ChsbEs Canal Christopher AID SIS,
SUNDAY TRAINS A Poa1hkeepGs,
and a. p. N for Abszy Stepping al " ~ st1ions
EDMUND FRENCH, ssPs1n,en1srt
ROCHESTER LOCKP0RT and NIAGARA FALl1
~ IA LkOAD ope, to BUFFALO-Tb. tr-ct rsss'
.st and eherpest 2 To-snto El0r Cansrs Wet
On srd ser TUESDAY, Jan r. 1855 VIII Rocsser fs
surao ana N.s.rs fEs f5cvs - n as Rscsre
ma VII lave 5-so trc siaEEa fAs Eoh.s-er I An
Ce4f PA PzserEeu Tor Ba9ao vii find super0
POINT cozo .ny o.h TIE rsc ho1fhy s1i toe eIrp-
p vi, entirely trc nusd
ee hose IL srsao IA TsAeene ees-r. pcyto, Of ne
WARES COLBuHS ssrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

~ Yori soUsrvs AID May sssLss,s
u D., snd85jP NJ and for s0Derve Regrains leave
PhJsbrrsh opposite EAstcn 81 and 10 A. ~ and SIS
This fine ooBIeets at EzAbetfown ~h ~ Railroad
Tot Of COgtaEdtst-
Stage with trains fro SsYofk foovs
Al PAINTED Il A. Wedneday@ and IS " Saturday.
Tor Btsteudse At somervs ~ " daily for PuekAmn sod
Pesptek White House A. NJ daily Tor Pennington; Sss
pton daily for BelVderA 4e AID Phi d2F
for wksbsrTe, Bethlehem Allentown Msash Chunk Read
Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

* Gov A. y Brown l. nov visiting the Copper Mnes
IN Monroe and Polk Counties East tennessee where he
owns an interest in tract OF uuimproysd mountain land,
.oaisln.ag about 900 acres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

~ FEwJERsEY RiILRoAD-U 8. NAIL md ExPREss
LTEEs-Th.ssb In -Four Hoa-Lssve EevY0rs foot OF
lsodt etc sLss A. ~ and and 81 Lssve Philadelphia
At N, VIA ksnszs'on AID 4 NJ and and : w. fox
~s'unfs Fare IS q ~ of soord class In the e. from NYok
PM from Philadelphia. Ttroush
earned tor Batmor. Ue<nFt9n Norfolk anl
chs.su in the and d.. ard and q u tr.ins AID
certain With extra n behind time P.se1e vim
bss,,se the FERN Is minutes before The trHins leave
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Government
service Every their construction ass 10
e Fnnes strength and speed aud their accommodations
and comfort fnce
sge KewYok Liverpool IN frsicass cin so IN second
~ $40 exclusive $500 from Liverpool
experienced attached 70 eash
snip No berth secured until paid for. - o.,,,.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-17

IoB9 9 s'Ssrr s.@, sE z. bale. ;eGa s4.
l.e 40 q s1Ss .sf' a.@, f
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-17
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the University haa and the DEF
FOR the reception ofPuPs plan Of study has been ad equally
favorable those desiring follow full Collegiate Coarse ard
Msehauieal pursuits The corps
the The Scientific Course,
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and Senorde Professor Spanish and Italian continue to
Ins'ructious formerly.
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CONNER ga Kingston JAMAICA has been specially engaged
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