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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-01

CsSu1h
We see dy an adverti1eme1t . the .cFn'
cinnati Gazette, that books Of suoo cPiPtion 10
the stock Of ''The Indisps C(eal npany''
have been opened atthat cry n
The following estims Of - ~
struction and Of the recelpts Of lhis <<an
furnishea'the Gazette By sgentle
posted up in such matters, sad ~
show the public the importsnceF
and The pro6tableness ef an III
stock
The estimate cost of the
Canal, according tow
s6ss,O33 65.Add fo
right of way, 3U
round numbers, $40
report of E. ID. Man
June 80. 1851, the nu
the Ohio and MISSISSIPPI,
ferry boats, is 55S, with an
of l3l, 4O9--averaging 1851 g
low to each boat two trips p. y
cannot cross tie Falls, which is al
estimate, moking four passages : ne
Canal for each boat, we have 2,2. "a
ges, which at present rates of toll ats
per tony Tor each passage, is Sll7 al
to S262.3l3 90. AT 374 cents per it
would be equal to Sl67, i3 so. and at 25c c. y
per ton, SI3I,4O9. Tie latter estimate, de-
Quoting expences at the rate on the present
canal, viz, S24,9Os 80, will pay more than
lok per cent per annum on the capital.-The
receipts of the present insufficient Canal have
averaged for the last FIVE years the sun Of
Sl44,9lO 70. The Gazette says it is the opin.
ion of intelligent and responsible steamboat
masters that the above estimates are much too
small, and any one having any knowledge of
The river trade, well knows that two trips per
annum, the average for all the boats, is a
much less number than they will make. II
may be said that some boats nrver come into
the Ohio at all, but then of those which do
the trips are nearer t,ceire that two. 1t will be
thought by some that large deduction should
be made fer the opposition of the present Can
nal. Such allowance has been more than
made in the small number Of passages allot-
ed to each boat. Brit there is the very i'm
portant fact, that every good sized boat loses
by damage and loss Of time, in addition to toll,
three hundred dollars every time she passes
the present Canal, which will be entirely OBJ
waited by the new one.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-01
S9.4s2,4S9

ed s9.4s2 ,4s9
Fillmore administration asked,
1851 and 1862 1885,, 4S9
Democratic Congress appropriate
ed 3s,l62, 1862
Appropriated over Fillmore's ask
ing 4,494,773
So Democratic Congress, in
two years gave Fillmore Elore
than ne asked Sl3,9S7 ,266
TIE New York Express. after publishing
this, adds that il should be remarked that
Congress gave nothing for the defence of the
country nothing Tor notifications, though he
asked in 1852 S739.s0O-and little or no.
hing fer Internal improvements, to bring out
the resources OF the country, though the Pre-
sIdent asked Sl,l55,77s. Much Of the mo.
ney Congress gave was wanted in the Indian
Department and otherwise.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-01
Important News from Mexico.

Military Revolution at Vera Cru---fhree d,ys
.fgtting--The stringent policyof Santa Anna
Army officers degraded-G oc. Trias march.
ina up0n MesiLia EaLiey, etc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-01

Democrats appropriated over what
the Fillmore administration ask
ed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-01

. LOST.
lNyE PARLoR LAMP, used by tn, ladies at Foster,
Hall for Floral Festival supposed to Do away
in mistake Any person knowing whsre il Is, viii p,esso
leave word at this Office. "!-s
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
JST received and sale low. lot OF
j Window Shades at the Wall Paper aud LAMP store
of [my27l JOHN C. DEVERseA,!
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AND MAIIANG.
TUT received the Evansville Carpet Store lot OF
/ Netting and oil Cloths OF the various Widths.
ncs s 4 and Ga Check Mating;
"a land Ga White Mating;
s-4aud A Oil Cloths new patterns. at
COLBURN q HERSHBERGER'S.
my27 Corner OF MAIN ana water Gus.
PAPER STATUES.
FEW PATTERNS Of elegant Paper Statues. suita-
n BILE for halls or public rooms.
mye7 JOHN G. DEyEREAUx, ".
rOaO LBS. BUTTER...xantsd by
CUUO my23 J.& w. REILLY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

LIST OF LETTERS
- EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Evansville, Ind.
In June LIST. l5s3. Rf
IL p Persons calling for these letters will please 50!
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A. NEW assortment of Fancy Note Paper and Enve,
"A ops Just receive ed and for sal by !
"."o RATHBONE * WHEELER
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEksHIF.
THE partnership heretofore existing bet"een Jaeoo
J. Gasser * Engelhsrd was dissolved by mutuaieaii-
sen, On Tie 18th OF April 1853. The business VIII De
by A. Engehard. who is authorized W seie
." '"' ''''"''' " 'A' A. ENGELHARD,
jci o. on''S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21


sus dsy Miss Csasss snd ME- Ccehas rsasrhsd % sAr
sS. - A:s .s sS., 'i ssss.s ss s.s
they shsah drssn thsossivssshsy ,uA net bear tho
q $500 s sa az e.: -: ~. 70. .,,rs
tnss. st Lowell shs had bses - she bank OF TIE
river 70 dsovn hssss, but hsteeursxs hilsa her me
set u en- oss ssd seemed they haA forgot
ten +. On Sunday oee sad 70 the ctAsr, ! ava not
sceta q " n. 'ss saus asss
Say" The othsr responded for the reason Ihsvs
bean silent about itd Mis- Cochran worked on dIess
both appeared usual VII nearly noon when they began
to Issk their trunks. no..
dinner Ss mos. o. ins .. s IN
Ill thu time to be In good spirits that no serious sp
prebensions felt by Miss D.vs others Who had
had iniims ons o. shat they had said and dooe Taey
ate hearty supper I'D appeared plea cd state OF
mind ll they vent up stairs for the last time Insu
seves they cred. Miss Cotton gave Miss Davis three
letters and asked her put them into the post ooe tue
next merng and also s.ys her labels for her sfsai
and boxes showing where they were TO DO sent little
after du they care Gown stairs dressed 10 white ana
Miss Dsvr ard Other lady asked them ogo out and
cd from the subject which had become s~fuL They
Refused in rather cold way, walked quietly rouod tns
of the house and up the street 0sAds the CANAL
which but 70 = rods off
Miss Davis and other friends feeling little uneasy
sa'ss s sSarv found hsI gone up
street. ard cd TO the left towards the canal bridge
They folio we'd fast trey could and hsd Just got to
thu bridge when they them huyng to the side OF
he camel soe byss rods above and jump In together,
without word or scream OF . particle Of hesitation
Cochran 10 the bottom and ~as not again seen
till her body taken out three quarters Of an hour
Afterwards Mis- Cotton sunk and then rose giving
gurslng sound then fosted down the canal Alarm
was Immediately given and young man. James Hal,
boldly and caught her by the dress ~ she was
sipkrR again; bit the heavy, and he 40 lKht,
that he able to her. Boards and ras wore
thrown to her sitter sbe the eecond time, And
though they within her reach she made effort to
touch them Sne TAKEN ont IN ebogt tan minutes
We have given the amount Of the particulars given Us
by Miss Davis.
We Learn from other source Miss Cochran threatened
befose The here, ~hen n F-herve to drown her
self and went 10 tho bank OF the river for that
psse, but .as fon0wtd ard restrained.
BURIAL OF CLARA O. COCHRAN.
Th~ body OF Mis- Cochran carried I, Grafton. W.
last Mecdsy under the charge Of John Moore Of this
place Che born New Boston, but requested 70 bs
buried BY the side Of her mother at Grafton whore
OF her relatives resds Her funeral took place Tues
day morning 1T nine O'clock ut the house Of Jonathan
SbesviD and attended BY lrgs o. people
J. hn H. 6herwin the to whom she wisaed her pro
pery to b. given present at the funeral Mss Coch
Ct excellent family had superior education
and her melancholy death causes deep sorrow. Her
father and mother DIED of and che had the
impseesi n that such would be hsr fate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN BANGOR, Ma very
serious accident happened yesterday afternoon, at
the raising OF the Second Baptist Church on Colum
bia street. The workmen had raised q staging, and
loaded it heavily with timber, out had neglected to
place the support of their staging ti,nbers but
allowed il TO rest upon single board flooring. Tue
timber broke through the flooring, bringing down q
large quantity OF timber breaking portions of the
frame, and crushing in shocking manner the limbs
Of several men engaged in raising the building.
There was great want Of foresight and caution on
the part of the w0rbmen who had the matter in
charge, for which several innocent men and their
families must suffer. The following are the names
of the persons injured MIR. - Hurd, who has a
family and lives in Barkerville severely iDured
both his legs were broken, above and the other
below the knee. James Prescott, had one arm broken
and bis tkIe put out. Francis Simpson had his
right shoulder put ont, and his face badly bruised
and cut Dexter Bradburn had his leg broken. AL
these men have families, and are residents within
the limits Of the city. Clifford Hight, Of Harmony
yonng man, had his ankle broken. A number Of
men and boys exposed, but fortunately escaped
iDjury.-Bangoy Courier, dug. Is.
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CITY TR ABE REPORT,

i. u.
AsHB-sAles Of 80 tbls effected at eS isx foy
pearls. and - 81 y for pots per loo lbs.
TRANSFORMATIONS was rather quiet. but very nm
The fa'es Included 500 bbls At - 5ck ~ sAL.
supsr6ne No Eat ~ Is 81 s7h Ordinary 70 o. &c. s. ~
and mixed TO fancy Western q 50 cay sS Is; With
grades at pioportionste Aguras rbsrs .sr. ZOO mia
Canadian bought, In part .. y, rs rns movsmssts in
pi..d to sooo u 62k IS rs for fvorss, and Is IS
IS Tor fArcy, Per bb Rye -four and meal
unsltered Wheat In brisk demand Tho day bust
amounted to % 600 bushels Gsnsses white At 81 IS
81 90; 1850 do Weetean do ct 81 30 Q 81 81 500 do
mixed 81 81 20 900 do red In store at 81 10, and
16O0 bushels 0eretee red ut 81 20 About busnss
rye fetched 800 State and Western oats in
quLed fer At 46c 500, decided advance. Corn vas
and deaIer The sales embraced % 900 bushels
Tic 7zxc for unsosnd 100 74c. for white Southern
and mixed Western TO 74Hc for round yellow, and
76c for Southern do, per bushel
CcrToS The market has been very inactive to day,
about 900 bales sold
Provisions Pork ruled about ths same the saes con-
sisted OF 200 bbs western ct $12 81 xl2 SIX for
prime and SIS 31K SIS SO for per Dbl Cat meas
Gid lot vary much There hotter enquiry for lard;
the tales Included 20c bbs at Ice lie aud 225 kegs
at HE. auAc per h. Sales Of 800 bbls. beef were
effected Of previous figures. No change Of moment has
occurred In butter or cheess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21


On Wednesday August IT, in the 9th year Of his are
after losg and panAl ioess of hip joint disease, WIZ
LIAM +. DELucE, Of the late william Deluxe
Macy McKuHT aged % yesrs three months and 10
Tbs friends and acquantancss sf her husband Peter
Mcknight, ana brother. AadEsw Kelly, respect.
dsnoe No 242 Stanton street. this Sunday Afternoon
at two O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Thursday. August Is, JOIN J. CONNOLLY, aged 10
years
The friends and Acquaictancss Of the family also ths
members Of the Young Mems Roman Catholic Benevolent
Association, respectfully invited attend his funeral
this afternoon at two O'CLOCK from his Late residence
No 242 Nvington street
On Thursday. August IS. FREEMAN Com youngest son
Of Gabriel D. and Mary Jane Brush, aged year month
and u days
The friends and rel.tivss are respectfully invited to
reder OF his parents 265 West Twenty seventh
On Thursday, August IS, At her late residence lie
TON. formerly II Dublin Ireland.
Her remains we're inferred 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
A Yorkville on Friday August 10 JOHN WILLIAM, son
Of John and Hannah Howarth, aged months.
The friends Of ths family are invited TO attend his
funeral from his fathers resdsnos north side Of Eighty.
drst street between Second and Third avenues, this
At Saratoga on Friday evening. August 10, d.. JOHN
His friends and ,hoie Of his father law, Mr. J. r.
ST. John respectfully invited TO attend his funeral
this afternoon at O'Clock, At No. ia OInson street,
On Friday, August 49, JACOB B. TAILOR, Esq In the
raj without further Lotce from the residence Of his
son in law, Rev. DIR Hatfield No. 202 Henry street,
to ncrrow afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Friday evening" August 10 JoHS RDocH In the Oath
ear o: his ago.
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
1T clcck from the residence OF his mother In.
Law. Ms Epson, No l3S South Second street, Williams.
bng
At East Hsddam, Conn. on Friday, Angus. 10, Axs
MARIA Wits Of Heury Gslston. aged So years.
On Saturday mcrSiDg August 20, OF consumption, in
the S0,h year of Bis ago, BESJ. BEsMT.
His friends respectfully invited to atterd his fane
rs this afterBocn at O'Clock from tho Carlton Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church Brooklyn.
On Saturday. August 20 at o'clock A. H., Of con-
eunpt n JANEs Bowie MEIv1IE q native Of Lesmala
gan Scotland in the 9th year Of his ago.
The Trends Of the family also those Of his brother
John Melville invited to attend his funeral this a.
terrocn ~ O'Clock from his late residence, CT
Nineteenth street and Eighth avenue.
Glasgow papers please copy.
On Saturday August 20 After short but In
CoYcorsn, aged months and % days.
The friends ard acqusintances Of the family
specfy invited to attend his funeral fom his fathers
residences, No 212 Elizabeth street. this Afternoon at 2
o'clock
On Saturday afternoon, August 90 Mr. WILLIAM
WALKER, ssed "A years.
Hr relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
atterd his funeral without further invitation
afternoon, st O'Clock, from his late rssdencs 255
Seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

A CorvIcT KILLED IN ALABAMA.-On the 9th
inst. John Wilson, (sent from Mobilc,) and who was
one Of the eight who broke out Of the prison last
spring but who was recaptured, was shot by one Of
the guards, Dir Cole. The load entered his thigh
just below the groin, and he died la about three
hours after the occurrence. Il seems that Wilson
bad disobeyed the orders OF Mr.. Cole his ovcrseer,
and upon being reprimanded he appeared refrac-
tory-swore he would kill Cole, and tbereupon threw
chair at him with great force which Mr.. Co'e
lodged. Cole then went tor his musket, returned,
and shot him. Mr. Cole has been examined before
Magistrate Williams and acquitted. The killing OF
Wilson was adjudeed az justilabe homicide.--H1e-
tufnlkd State Guard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

SUDDEN DgArH IN CANDIES. the congre9s-
tion of the Methodist Church at Camden, NJ j., were
rising from the attitude OF prayer. last Sunday Il
was noticed that Q lady remained Ia Q kneehnR
posture. Thoes Desr her gently gave her nudge,
but without cfbct end close examination revealed
ths fact that che was oospse.-7 lv~to~ Amuissw,
~. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

ALBoSI's MARRIAGE EyPLAIsED The fact that
Msdsme Alboni Was recently married in France is
explained. When she was 10 this country she was
married to all intcuts and purposes, and had been
Tor years But in France there Il civil marriage to
lie tended TO before any contracts based on or hav
ing connection with the marriage relation can have
force. Madame Alboni was married TO Count Popoli
Ivy priest and 1t hecane necessary in France TO be
married again By magistrate in order TO effect GER
tain business operations.
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MOI mon Law ana Gospel

mormon
The following from Kus ssrAnss Book Of the
Ens, a the Royal Pres ). James" chap. %.
OF AL the fruit Of your fields, and the Increase Of
your aocks tenh sb. render to the house Of the
Lord Coz ant the treasury of the king that the
est who adwiD tars In holy tnogs aud the servants
Of the kiIg Who rule in ngn'eou-ness may ca bread,
and the lard yisld be' c'esse-59 words 2ai letters.
sruct you your CHI drsn tins order Of Gods hou
shall be fosg ,ton and the Of the king small
ss,sss me sDo jaas- er oir. aud iSnt. -
you And oppression come upon you-5s words, 242
Msrecvsr the hing shsn send his aervauts to demand
Of you ssd they sbs tbAt which 70 withheld
and shall -re.t II from you win iocres.s and ye 70
sist thsn 70 hall Be- spoil d-a7 .ords, 1856 letters
or all the poll ~hich you take from your enemies, .
ter tn ths rsoder TAI hs house of the Lord God
and TIE s-uy % the king that he -ho ad minister's In
srm may c.hvr' yoa- 4s =, rds, 100 letters.
% ye On ~ hi, ye .hs'i not go out Nth bless,
ins sno 70 sh. h. cdors your enemies and none shall
deliver yoo-f5 sovd- 81 letters.
horsover tho hing hal lift bi. hand against you,
ASd shall enfi~t ,oo aDo f'on you shall he take shs
~ wo,ds 124 'ette,s
When you labor potice these things vet ono tenth
Of Jour time sba YOU psscrae 10 the Lord your God
and for the Of the kiDg according 20 your skill
and your ooprlng std your art; aud yon shall not
vithDoad, 'bat pso- for God t. sell among you nas
not be wsDtrg sDd the york of the king not fail
and that you ry po-esps sbu, dainty fields ocks and
hsbttsuoD.- So woes. 34S I-t err.
o. 70 90 no Hcse Dlpgs ye small neI prosper IN tine
vort Of hs,r srd POVERTY shall be in your dwell
inss-s3 cord, SO ,et ers.
9 s@e,v.r ttr ki,s rhali take your goods and your
euosasc~ from ,ou to wbss yon have DO
fsooeo the house ~ tn. Lord he TREASURY Of
kiDe. 9TH iDcr-s.~ AID ye ob-tiDaely dsfraud 10
the.e tbogs - sbsl be oeS.sn With stIip~sf5 words
% ktserr
10. And wbo-oever c,meth into the kipQdou, teoth
Of al pcsse sDsnI he for estab hment OF
tbs htpgdun aLo for It's that he have an
evprfss'is iebri'socr beseiD33 words I57 letters
III until be do this. inheritance hall be gysu
ono him. and bs hail not rich 10 goods-20 aords
~ bsssrs
IL Mossover the king ,ba send his 70 take
3 te0tb from M with tDaresss and then the kox RI
msmbsrps bs ohildrsD. sba grant an pheitsoos aoto
hin; but BIZ obstiascy shall surely b rsmsmbssd3 &c
wceds ITO lssNrp.
Morn : II 10 be bips's commandment that when In
essase token T. sh&li b. rsDth shs tthog and thu
charges q .s~ s6Rcar collecting the rame.
To'si-l2 80 ~ cords, 0eo hstsrs
II vovh nAsed b dsMcult for sny one 10 plan . mort
eunr<pg c00psssA IL ecclesiastical and civil hv.
bstesr ,sp 10 ssssh ths sDps sovses sho 20 darss
- IN tale M hs reoos ~fthis the jrrlsdieoe a usr
0ao6en. vhskhse - ~ Masmea or 0sasilA Bat II
~ ~ b ssosseS wsthsus ssWsssatA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

MURDKR IN HARSoRD COUNTY, Move learn
from the Hartford Madsowtan that on the 18th inst,
q man named J. Klgour, gardener for Major Trimble
at Everdale, near Magnolia depot. Hartford county
was shot 1t Is alleged, by man named Robt- 5~ih,
and instantly killed. Swift was seen few minutes
before in the vicinity lurking about the fence NOT
more than thirty yards from the iwelling u the
deceased. Swift had boarded with Kilgour, and
had been dismissed from his house on Saturday last
the deceased having suspected him Of being too init
mate with his wife. Swift has been arrested, and u
now confined in the jail Of Hartford county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

evpDlu DnArx vson vsiGuv.-A ycsng lsly
Who was Waiting friends In Blue Point. 6oassore,
Ne, In returning nom wish 70 the 80 shers. On
Tuesday evening with friend. instead Of taking ne
public road back took path acrosa pasture, which
was shorter In the pasture, there wsrs few ocws,
who were playing together. and joining burns In
sportive contest which frightened the girl. who sup
posed that they would attack her, and notwthstand
Ing the assurances Of safety BY her companion who
convulsions, through fear, probably ruptsred blood
vessel internally ana died 10 three hours Afterwards.
She was an orphan girl, about twenty three years
old, and was greatly beloved among her aoqua,nt.
ances and friends Her remains wcre brought 70
this city yesterday noon Boston Courier, dag Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

fuiAbm<nIA, Au0 ~ N,
Ayrivsd-Prgs Thomas walter. North Psrpanbuco;
ford EuocA Pntt Bahsr. Yau River ksd<rs. Hsrrimsn,
NYorA; Treat Bewdin, Provideses. sophroaia walls
Calais Mary IouisA, Rsynea DO steamer yeAn Mar
sban Taylor New York.
CsArsd-stssmsu City o, Boston. Fishss Boston; John
Mar~han Tsyi or New Yost; Victor. Bssrse Boston;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

~ 49, rssm Il Dssassl. Ia M.sas1a OsbS
r 1sSs. = NV fsusA1 kcs xsg I. 81 c.uf.H resf,
sssss hnsA csshssa. Hcyss sdsys tFen Tra.sAsA
NJ D:.s.sss (ss ssaspsss). xsuisAsv, NssAasss, 10
dAgs 70 B~ef O..
hsg swss. hsusv. Dss.uAa, days, 70 NssnitA
ssAr M. pr). Ks.s. Nssss, MP. days, W wv
sssI We: vnsA tso. Hs,sAl... Bermuda, a.y. 70
ssAr Lsy ASss css,. xsrsss. H.uf.u. Il d.y., 70 8
sshv vrsssis nsshss wsssos. ksssr Mass, days
eehr hsssss, Ferry, Hsv Bedford. dAys. fer Phiads
soAr Nsiss, Morris, New Rs1fsvI days
sehr State a Maine. Rogers Provsls~ss, 4 days.
schr yaas ingraAsn, wAssasx. Pan River, dsy. for
s., pss,.: s sss R.... lay
sohr NARY Eiza, Smith, BrockhAvsa. 1 AAy.
One hsxt ssA three brig IN Ne cdhns.
AuD
stsamships Arctic uvevpsely Star of ths West, Saa
Juan. Nc: nlssis. AspsswHn; y,ssAa, s.vHaash; Ma.
fcllppes) Australia; Msry Adeliss. 81 George, NIB
Sark A.asransh (Bysul Losdss, Brewster, -.
wisd ct susssA, wSw
TBY aAxyy Ronx PxsruHo rnnsaNl
IN HsoxLAxun August - -SuoAsvn
SSeau shps Iuisssa star n n west, aarsa rcvids
ana Jeusstesu. ksupA aeuth. have pAsssd this High
hsAs Two sh.ps and three erss, ssssa eut ere oe'
ea.ss<d ius.:e the HssA
oos ssrh asa shr-s brsss In W shas. boasA Ia.
Weather calm and csax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

IArxcxyD-At warssa No rec~uuy. ~ Paul Bogvs,
R<q. one schr Of if1 tonA, called the Richard Bali
while shs IL inter dsd for PACKET bes~eeu homsston
and Nev YORK end 10 70 b. commanded b. Capt Cutler
late of tchr harbls,seeA.
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THE cELIBRArIp m p suyxAy, swsps NJ


nR. WARD, coNsuLTfsc sukoEos asp PaYn.
IL ctab car h oubsutra Ne ~ ranAi Arpst Aoss
east % Broadway frun a n ulig Dr :
graduate Of the Univorsis, o. sdnbsrs
nh Wh WARD CAN Bk CONSULTED AT TnB OLE
~ es'shfshsd Once ~ his brother 10 Caasi str~sA
on sundays from . A n tiD IAN
na RALPH. ROUas ov orpIcg coSsULa ArIos
~ froms 10 u ~, sne ~ Y. N. sxssps suna.v ne
81 boustos street, wso-tsy
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