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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

There was no session Of the Stock Board today sad hat
very few brokers made their Appearance in the street We
h. ard o 10 Transactions n Stocks excepting some Govern
melt and NewYorL State Stocks, for banking purposes
at q slight advance on ye-terosys rates
There is nothing doing IN Exchanges. The market IS
Donibaly IS yesterday
In Freels sLipowners are very firm. Wehear Of 1900
or 1900 bbls Flour at Is 3D. and come reported At o.
which was firmly asked al the close 25O or 10000 bus
Wheat Ut d. bulk. and Cd in ships bags Cotton 3D. to
5od To London 500 oois Flour At 3 3D. 90 h chests
Tea, lie Cd. To Antwerp, 1900 bus Wheat, at 3D.
Thirty. tx Of The Cry Banks have male reports by
wlel appears hat since the last report the Discounts
have decreased nearly million aud halt, ana th- DE
posit.s sl235OO The Specie has increased rsary to
s1dtfreequarier millions and the Circulation nearly
aid quarter millions.
The business Of the Sub-Trea.ury was light today
Recsipts s72lgo Payments, s-7,le2 Bdaac~ sd93143j
TIE Merlin, for Bermuda takes 5000 in specie.
Hou.es Telegraph Company have declared a dividend
Of = cent.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden AMI AN
boy Railroad mpanes have declared senl annual dy
dend Of 2 cent
TIE Savings Banks pay their interest the -:h inst
The Bank for Savings lChAnbersstJ e IT. on sums
less than five hundred dollars, and = cent. on 'rger
sums.
The Seanens Bank f1r Savings, cent on sums Of
500 and under, and q cent on larger sums.
Tie Manhattan Savings Institution e cent on sums Of
$500 and under, . e cent. betFe thai AID
81 600. and g. cent on larger sums.
Tie attendance on Change to day was q1'ta small, not
more Nan one fourth tie usual number. The feeling
re- sr to BreadsuGs good, AID large shipments
Anticipated
The business Of the Michigan, Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad for June shows very large gain over last
year n al excess Of some $4,000 the estimate. The
fprir.s ere:
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NOTICE 10 the STOCKHOLDERS Of the PHI

~ Nh BANk fHssx BASK, New iors u
The charter this Bank viii he ist day JaaauT
such DE- tockLlfers fefous 81 ls
about fomo - take 10 re sad lsdDt
VII plrase col PEER w. BRfHON CehisI Of the Pssnr
bsnk st dsy Of Jolly ard '1e ne dsy
LeI npi Subjective h- Article Association Zen ockhoa
ph uk vii De- entitled fcnbe Tor iko
tte A,isryl ~ be aylsd THE PHESlH BANK or rHh
CITY Of M-NChk tle cApf~l,
0iAaD Two Hundred Thousand Dol rs dvides aths Ike
BEL lto,lDl " stucs o. T~enty DoIisfs each - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

Iii SlAfi my SAN lNOS BANK of tie EN-.
PRE- CAY. 80. $50 Bnadw,.. NJ Aahonsst-rs
isftu rotce I'D nei s. interest AL D. scs
ftu ~ he pes per snuum 90 Al
g. 20 sNt inclusive, and 10 - per
,xc,tdrs ruolu' Which Do rosct pUroai
tho l5h DAY August aud WITHDRAW Tor 'he az
uoufls thsrratfr SAM l. LffGErr S.,rct,r.
GIN1hAL RAILROAD COMPANY OfNEW -JER.
y SLY The rsiauert 10 pel cent rs PEI .harrl % -
,us,irtous tLe Csnits SOCK VI Co.ay
qrif,d 90 be- Tsd o. the Office Nos Wai-st
GEO H. PEGRAM rrs.surur
Dated Ntw.YoTk. July -, 1883.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

- Atb'rsum Bu dns, No l7j Auius, D-poston uous
Ltst o. Tie rare Of percent suusol five
DO. Upward which have been do oste tins iasiauoa
us previous she Isl viii - dsaAc
ufou tie DAYS ~ business and mat all called
fr vii main ~ tn,zl snd draw interest from the
Ry ofitr of fl, Bstfc 4 Iu.stees.
GIO. ". MAND. Secretary. IRA SMITH PnesdfM
Dsys MOud,y WEDNESDAY aud Stumsy l0n 01
z ffc,slNn July 0. 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

FrrEs-The alarm Of Gre yesterday morning was occa-
nd Inv bur die Of hay taking IRE under ths front stoop
o. No Avenue b. occupied by Reinheimer a. butch
or ,hop It was txtibgoished before much damage &C.
Iasi evening about o'clock a Gre broke ont in the
,bird ,,or, Of No - Pine st. occupied cOopsrage by
shs, & Adar The dremen we're early on the ground
and soon exiting uished the flames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15
financial.

OCEAN BANK Ngw.YoRE. July 1873
THE DIRECTORS have declared d srr4ianuual diy
derd Of for per cent payable and ser the il,h fae
.rars,er bolk Will be closed ultl tuat d.te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

Between siI,y ard sevsrtv thousand acres tnd aay
been entered A. The Ssui \ Marie Land Oee ~Hhia eZht
weeks past showing confidence placed n slc in' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

80 -Cafharine L0uisa U1nntIY,
MILD D.! -. ys,rs Il soe 90 Wedne- day e'Fh,nz
ehG T1'p t. frm the ,nd story OF house No 80
did '1 GSyon oFs sT ar ,ST q pa' aoon the
steo he Jury rendered Verdict OF accidental oe~n
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-12
TPUBLrc-No. 43.l

AN ACT making appropriation for the completion Of
the public buildings In the Territory Of Minnesota
BsH enacted By The Senate and House III Representatives,
the Of twenty-five thousand dollars be and the
hereby appropriated Of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated for the confirmation Of the
public buildings in the Territory Of Minnesota onehalf
Oh SAID sum be applied to the completion Of the Capt.
to at Saint Paul. and the remainder to the completion Of
the prison buildings at Saltwater in said Territory to
expended under the direction of the legislative autho
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-12
fPunLrc-No. %
1PUBLIc-No. H.
AN ACT to incorporate the Georgetown and Catoctir
Railroad COMPANY

AN ACT to incorporate the Georgetown and Catoctn
Railroad Company.
BE enacted By The Senate and House Differentiated Of
he United States Of 4merica Congress assembled That
whenever the State Of Maryland shall by law incorporate
company to lay out and construct railroad from any
point in connection with the Baltimore and Ohoraroad
at or the Point Of Rocks to Georgetown in the Dis
trict of Columbia the right of way, exceeding sxtysx
feet wdc be and is hereby granted to such company
for'ded That before any such road depos
say fixtures shall be located in Georgetown the assent Of
said city shall first be obtained And proried Also That
the provisions for the condemnation Of and payment
for land other private property for the use Of the said
road as may be made by any for incorporation Of such
company by the State of Mary land shall be and hereby
are extended to the condemnation Of asd payment for
land other private property for the use Of the said road
within the District of Columbia.
Approved, March 8, 1853.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-12

TPUBLIc.-No. Az.
AN ACT to establish certain post roads, and for other
purposes.
BE enacted IN The Senate and House of Representatives
Of me United STATES Of america Congress assembled That
the following be established post roads, namely
IN MAINE.
From Bristol via Newcastle TO Pemaquid.
From Waldoboro via South Waldoboro and Friendship
TO Cushing in Lincoln county.
From Dexter, via West Dover, Dover South Mills and
Dover to Foxcroft.
From Presque Isle to Number Eleven, Range Five,
(Aroostook
From the depot of the Atlantic and Saint Lawrence
Railroad in Oxford, via 0sfeld and Casco to Naples
From Waterford Centre, via Limerick and Limington
TO Standish.
From Brooks via Monroe Ellingwood Corner in Frank
fort, and IIampden, to Bangor.
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From the Station House at Berlin Falls passing up the
Androscoggin river via Berlin Milan Dummer and Cam
bridge, TO Enrol, in Coos county.
From Portsmouth, via Rye, to Rye Beach.
IN MASSACHUSETTS
From Chester Village, Hampden county, via Ringville,
to Wortbngton, in Hampshire county
From Great Darlington to Afford, in Berkshire county
From Great Darlington, via North Egremont to Afford
in Berkshire county
IN VERMONT
From Swanton, via Highgate, Franklin East Franklin,
West Berkshire, to Richford
From Waterford 70 Littlcton, New Hampshire,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, REQ. 2J-b L. Al.
AsHyx.-50 bbls. changed hands to day at 81 6SL a
- IS for pots, and So 10 for pearls, per 100 lbs
BREADsTJEFs-Fioar less active but ruled firm and
maintained its value The das : sales embraced IL
bble a, s. 56a 81 6ss superfne No 2, 81 so
- 10 hne rye, 81 o. suier6ne do, ~ o7 ord
nary to choice state. 50 06 So 81 superne Cana
dihn in bond IS Isl, 81 rs mixed TO fancy Western
= - etL-ao 70 good Ohio and fancy Genesee IS 81
- 49, ancy ohio and niSed to good Southern, IS SO
70 o. y extra Western, Is 61I a sc tx extra
Geresee, IS 80 81 IS favorte Southern, s. 6S2, a
81 1M. sad faocy 60 81 81 50. The transactions In
neal cached $40 bbls al So % S II for Penn
y yana, ard So sl1s ~ 3T< Cor Jersey, per Dbl.
Whta moved 70 lie extent Of only 5000 bushels 0rdi-
nary Ohio red at 81 0S 81 IL. Rye and barley varied
little state and Western oats in better request at
isc. Soc. per b1shel Corn ruled du and heavy dis
playing downward tendency. The sales comprised "a O0C
bushels very inferior very prime Southern white and
yellow q 5sc. Gee per bushel.
Co1Tos market continues steady, with sales to
day Of 200 bae-
PROVISIONS Pork appeared unsltered. The sales in
clrded 900 bb al $5 80 for prime and Sl7 for do
per Dbl The operations In picked meats amounted
to 30 pigs At NC 1lsc for shoulders, and l0ssc
10 for hsris per ID No change occurred in the Value
Of beef Of which there 500 bbls bought Butter
in better request, at 13c lie and lie 2lc. FOR
Ohio and state per ID. Cheese attracted les attention
st Sc. = Pc. for fair 10 ch,ice per ID.
VEkES.-Saies have been made 6f go Dbl, Jersey
with Ohio and prison AT 23sc :3t.c., and =; &c.
y 30. Ter galih q, cash. reduction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27
The Coal Trade for 1853.

The qua-tv sent by railroad this week is 10 o 10 tons
being increase o. 2 la tons last week Total
Ter tine year "a eil 10 against 23 S0T OF tons 10
period last year
The cold her he last few days has brightened
the prospects Of the trade considerably and ca1sei
demand from points where II supposed they had
full supply.
until after the Of toll and transportation pro
mulgated. Several for coal been made
but prices fixed for the present The rates agreed
upon on board vessels at Richmond will determine the
prices here
The schuykill canal will be omen and ready FOR bust
the FIRST of March, should the weather permit
The Delaware and Raritan canal will not be ready, we
learn for the passage Of beats before the 10Th OF April
II expected 10 be ready By the hrs Of the month
but Golfer dam gave way, which will delay the compile
ti,n of the work until the time stated
The Delaware Coal Company has been about to be
organised under different auspices 1t Is their
ter,ion 70 mine coal company. The mines have all
been leased by Rogers sinnickson Co-K,ers Jon,pa
EtC og
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

nav member a the Board Of Asss<aat Adsruea usaey
10 procure such grant hs rsfcssd = sasws. v vhs~
lease OF part Of pier foot q jay street. o. TO
agreed 10 be paid member Of The Common Council TIE
individual could be reached by The refusal Of wtnssses
10 answer the questions propounfed
Having examined By COMMITTEES the publia Buildings
and theatres dDd Of them rather limited their
neress and sres the propretors having been notified
have promised to make sueh alterations win osvSts
tn difficulty.
And also committee 10 look Into tbs aw regulating
the building OF dwellings, stores, NO.
We lind 1t necessary TO call the the attention OF Fire
Wsrdens and other public officers TO the present mode OF
city tenant house. Of from FIVE 20 stories high,
with only two and half 10 three feet entrances with
only one fight OF stairs running up In the middle OF the
honses with from four 10 six families upon each noor;
and If fire should take the lower door OF the house
the inmates OF the upper stories must be subjected 70
80 - : - HENRY ERREN, Foreman
InronoAE MARITIME Secretaries.
James English Preston Hitchcock,
William ;. Conely, Horsto N. Wild,
Joseph Park, Jr. John & HAdley,
John Mel can, NJ III. Undershiu,
j. w Conhlin, John nenham
w. ID. Kennedy, Patrick Garrick
John NJ. Griffith, Daniel Hogoncamp,
CIV H. 0strander.
Mr.. Erben, the foreman said that the Graud Jury
wished the Recorder the Investigation
by himself aud that lie should send for witnesses who
hSd aoenied themselves from the Grand jury aud elicit
proper information from them.
The Recorder replied that he would do 40, and he
THANKED the Grand Jury for their labor in this matter
and "a that the community at large would also feel
grateful 10 them. lie then discharged the Grand Jury.
Tux ALLEGED PERJURY IN THs FORREST DIVORCE
CASE.
A time had been taken up with the Grand Jury
pfcseniment, and Aldermen smith and Bs I'd had to
appear IN the Superior Court the charge Of
Contempt along with their brother Aldermen In having
pa ed the Broadway Rail- resolution defiance of
an injunction was decided not 10 the Doy ease
but 70 adjourn il 70 Monday morning, and the witne
for tie defence were notified to appear at ten O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

Internationally wsshington-Car Dusenbery sar
Trancisco; Mrs Sarah IEetrsnge, England; Mrs God
ehsaux Mr. Godchaaux Mr. and Mrs Levy, two children
and servant: Mise Drumming, Mrs Jacobs, Chas Co
bell lily seaoper lily Iolllot NYork; Saml Ionyer, Ion
don: Capt Brane Bremen Chas Schmekstod st Ious
Peter Maushart, Hy Meyer, Nfork; stephen Richard
Reitimofe II Levy, France; Peter Heinrich Germany
cisco Sarnl Brittcn Dures Carl Herianklacke fds
Nsrreo: ict~ tter fsts-epn ~ t4ttatt fDa iJ.t
john si1hs ssa, Mot speos Sss.sxS
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SfnrL Gnlra

PR Apriphli, feb. 2s.-Repor,ed by Reese D. Fell
Iirs. ar6-sl 800 Chesapeake and Delaware es- 20
oot Iehie o. e~s, %, ooo west fhua leiplr Coupon
SIS, 70, vi 80 shares Girard Bank. liz: Ell United
States Psuk in lots, a. $50 do An 225 do b. Az 200
Schuyiin Navigation Preferred b5wn 50; 30 do 81 80
do, 81 * Pennsylvania Bank Ice; 300 Penn sylvana
Rsroad So 200 Long Island Railroad S. 1S so Norris
Canal cash, a. Sales ger fra Lr1rd.Oo shares Long
Isgne bs, lss1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

HEw 0RIsAss--Steamsbip Crescent Clty-Alss Alice
Cark, J Wicks. Carter, UsN; Miss a Curtis, John
Hin, Hyacinth hsne, Edw Davis, Jsmes Wallace, Y
Wheeler, Mrs r Smith, John Duncan, r III Bowen, L G
Pettes, W Cogroove J @ Gooch, Mrs Anderson Mr.
Thompson, Jas Humphrey, wife and infant, John Cook
VIM Grifen, II A Morrison, John Ryan John Lynch Jno
Bggon, A JeHries L ostrickeuburs, Mr. HOFFMAN, "
Peck, Mr. Murengey John Stone, Haslet ChaS Phillips
From Iavsna-John Csstsno, Crratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

WErAoRE, ROBERT o., STUCK NUla, AND Ea
w change brokers, dealers In specie and gold irst
Continental Bank Building, No II Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

On Tuesdsy evening Feb. 81 a. the Church OF the Pur
tans, ~ the bsv Or. Cheever Mr. PAscAL d. BERIyH
Mis- sAhAH NJ srADER daughter Of The late William Spa
der Eo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27
EXCURSIONS.

CTEAMB0AT EXCURsJ0N.-SrEAMER OCEAN.-BENE,
- ~ Of John Cody-Tuesday, March LIST. Leaves fcoS
~ CANAL street Mt TX A. NJ, pier No ats South forrv
tu"kisn. ~ Zoo, - wprtot srtst At IL art 49, III
As~~ss swvss ~ Avn PrScssE. fApss.-. v.ss Aoass
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-
few days longer.
ssyITHY, FRANK WHERE DID YoU GIT THAT
w beardSn I'm ten you. Six weeks ago my face
hams Orgucnt and II has made my beard grow strong
and thick you SEQ, and without staining the flesh"
81 per bottle cent 10 any part Of the country.
r. G. GRAHAM, % Ann street, Fow.ers Buildings.
r YoN's LETTER FROM PRESIDENT FILLMORE
Ia y. Lyon the well known Inventor OF the Magnetic
Powder aud Ps for the destruction OF insecs rats and
mice has received communication from the President
report from the Royal Commissioners OF the Crystal
Palace awarded to him the exhibitor Of the magnetic
powder The letter. of which tha Original may ~ at
Lyons depot, No 424 Broadway Is published below. 1t
adds another to the pile Of testimonials In favor Of the
preparation which have been received from the most iS
tingu.shei men In both hemispheres;-
izOJnvE MAs1os WARRINGTON, 4
Monday, Jan 81, 1868. !
To n LYox No 424 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
sirI have the pleasure to inform you that jury Of
ROYAL Commissioners connected with the Exhibition Of
the Works Of all Nations at London In tho year 1851 in
consideration a ysv having exhibited specimens OF
magnetic powder for the destruction Of insects" has
awarded you medal certificate, and copy Of the re-
ports of the ures These articles In the possession
OK Col Peter Force Of this city Chairman OF the Amsri
can Executive Committee and will be forwarded 70 you
BY such mode Of conveyance you sbal suggest Very
resp cfniy your obedept servant WILLARD FILLMORE,
Chairman OF the Central Committee q. 8,
PrngR FORCE, Chairman CT the Executive Committee.
TIEMEL POWDER, TO CURE THE DISEASES or DOGS,
bydrophobis, letter. scab, asthma. eye and car dis
cases particularly good for puppiee 6uder OF seventy
years Prospectus delivered gratis Sold In Par, by
Schumacher apotbecary, 80 Dsupbne street Only cepot
r Naw yo,t ~ Tho rnibd States ~ Mr 1O2ETf IN
ri1s's, w Brosd ny. rsiee u caeh bsnAb - cents
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I>6R llvERPUOL-UNIrD STATES NAN. 0f1AnNHY
AR =: G GsRs = .Ss NEE: ~: ..s-sAg =. q
Saturday 9Th March, At IL O'Clock soa Esr dosf Il
tbo foot Of Canal No berth secured tn psad for
Fer ffieeht or passage having unsqualsA aoocmmsds
lions for elegance and comfort, apply 10
EDWARD K. COLLINS CO.. o. Wan street.
PASSENGERS requested TO be ON board O IL u n
The aeamshlp PACIFIC ~i succeed tho ARCTC aud sau
18th Mach, and tho BALTIC Will succeed the PACIFIC
and sail April End.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

TNARx uDUCD no Tm wEsr INDIA GLANDS 40
CAagres.--By the Bsstash roys! nail ssssn1ae
This steamship u desgned TO sail frsm 6Avsann
Georgia. on The lh Of January Ord Of February, ~
Nsroh Bird Of April and 9Th Of May. for Chagres 49,
Ing at Nassau, NJ r., Inagua. with the TURKS IsaaA
mails ana jamaica. She will be due at CaaSres -
the I4tn Of each month"; and return on the 18th, b. s
route 70 savannah
As this service oontemplates arrangements only ~
limited number Of Passengers, persons who desire -
avoid crowded boats will find the route desirable seoe
and invalids who wish TO spend the winter amsas ~
West India islands, may find conveyance In tho company
steamships, twice q month between jamaica and The ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

DRIDGLWATER PAINT-THE BEST ARTICLE EVER
Of steamers and other vessels and from Its spark and
cndcr proof qualities for railroad bridges cars, depots
&C. Testimonials and specimens be at the de-
POT Of the company For sale dry in packages Of 200 lbs
and upwards and in OIL in kegs Of Is So and 100 lbs.,
BY BoGART General Agent, 125 PEARL and IS Beaver
sfreets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

pArTR HANGNGs- PAREs & CO, NO. M
i Chambers street (next but 10 Stevart'a) cor.
Of Broadway offer 1T Wholesale and retail tn. most
extensive assortment Of every quality, Of the richest
style Of decorations limitations Of oaks marble BE. The
most skfui worken are employed to hang tie papers
YJNEwKSBURY'S METALLIC LIFE BoAT-THE PRO.
Il Hietors respectfully invite The attention Of steam
boat and chip to the above boats OF which
may be examined at the Sectional Dry Dock, between
PIKE and Rutgers streets East river. Tbese lfeboats
cannot be swsmped- The, may be launched thrown
into the water in any position whatever and will always
be right side up e Is the exact counterpart Of
the other The hull may be divided into any number OF
water light compartments thai hole should DO
IN any part she win loose but small portion OF her
buoy These believed TO be the most reliable
eboats in any emergency requiring the abandonment OF
ship at by passengers and crew. in OF Are
other Of sudden destruction to a vessel employed
in inland navigation. febost Of this kind, ~ feet
long feet BEAM and feet deep win carry from thirty
10 thirty Eve persons board and sixty seventy
support Themselves by holding TO the life rods.
Further information be obtained from Phness Bur
CESS, East Boston, Mass general agent; Daniel Dodge,
l0yeioy's Hotel N. u II. v Mason, 254 South street.
and Of J. PUNCT CO., Dufactu rcrs, 20 Washing
ton and II West ssreets N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

49, 900 s .e,,s s"Do sss
y, worth - 700. Inquire OF 4 T. LAMOREAUX, attor-
y-atlaw Ne Q C1ty Hall place.
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DIANK BOOKS-PAPER RULING.-BLANK BOOKS
ID made up for the trade, In largo small quantities,
at low prices single books Of books ruled 10 any
pattern and bound with despatch bill heads and jobs OF
all kinds ruled moderate terms magazines pamphlets,
and printed books OF every description, bound promptly
and at low prices.
JOHN Z. ELLIS l02 Nassau street coner Of Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

MEDICAL Adviser AND MARRIAGE GUM
lN1 with eolored anatomical platss d. q copy free -
mni TO any address, Sold ct 222 Broad way Broadwc
Post Office and by the author, N. LArmont physiiS
and surgeon AZ Reade street. corner Of Broadway n p
where he treats all there complaints, from IL 4. " -
3P. NJ. and from 10 In khe evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

CEN1RAL BANK.-THE THIRD AND FINAL install
" sut upon subscriptions 10 the capital stsok Of this
Bank Is required &c be paid Thursdsy tho third dav
Of March next at the banking rooms, No. 30 Chambers
street BY order Of the Board
WALTER OAKLEY, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

L'OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Il The United States mail steamship ROANOKE T.
Cavendy, commander will leave pier Is North rivor,
Saturday, March 5th at o'clock T. NJ For freight ~
ply on board. and for passageto
LUDIAM + PLEAsANrS, IS Front street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

IN YOUNG, NO. o. B0wERY, WILL CONTINUE TO
l. eel the remainder OF biz furs at cost price, for
few days longer.
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FTNO FURNITURE DEALERS AND THOSE GOING TO
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHNEIDER, Al Canal
street. three doors from Broadway Of cab
furniture having to OF the building
coming down. oder for sale large assortment OF superior
rosewood and mahogany furniture consisting Of rich par
Tor sets etageres centre tables bookcases music stands
bedsteads amoirs and mahogany wardrobes dressing
bureaus and wsshstands deboard extension tables and
dining chairs, sofas and chairs In bsircloth Vol
taire, and easy chairs &c. &c These articles
made for the city trade Of the very best work
manship and will be sold at prices unsurpassed NJ
Georgi Is retiring from business c. A. SCHNEIDER viii re-
move on lst May 10 l69 Canal street.
NAcHEFRY, TOOLS, &C, &C-THE SUBSCRIBERS
4Sl prepared to manufacture all desci ptions 10.
light machinery. Also, hthes, slide engineers
tools &C. &c. Inventors and engineers have their
draw ings patterns and machinery up with accuracy
and despatch BENTON L. HANSEY, 1856 Crosby St