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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

a DEER SToRY-A FAcT--Not long since
says the Fond du Lac journal, as two small
boys aged eleven and thirteen years, sons of
Warren Morley, who resides about twelve
miles from this city, on the Lake Shore road
were startled by the barking of a dog in the
bushes close by. On going into the bushes,
they were met by two year old bnck, having
a tussle with the dog. One Of the boys caught
up a club and made for the deer; but no soon
er had he done this than the deer made for him
with the hair standing straight on his back
and his eyes ghstening like wild fire As he
made for the boys the dog caught him by the
hind leg and threw him down, and then the
boys pitc he'd at him with their clubs and
pounded him pretty severely, but he soon
gained his footing and made a second dash al
the boy. AS he did so, striking at them with
his horns the boys struck him with their clubs
on the head.
The deer not liking this kind OF treatment,
and having to fight three to one, concluded to
take "French leave" (which he did with the
dog and boys in persut. The deer made for
the lake, some fifty rods from the scene of ac-
ton, and went on the ice, closely pursued by
the dog He had not run more than hun
dred rods when he ell,giving the dog chance
to come up which he did, caching the deer by
the nose and holding on until the boys came
up, when one of them caught him by the
horns and jumped upon him, placing bis feet
against one Of his legs and holding on the
other leg with one hand and the horns with
the other, to keep the deer from kicking him
he struck him on the head, and so effectually
that he killed him on the spot. They then
took him by the hind legs and dragged him
him to the house. about half mile distant
to the notifications of a couple of hunters who
had been on the track all day aud just came
up to tho spot where the boys and the deer
had their first tussle when they we're met by
the boys, who were dragging the deer along
He weighed something over l25 pounds
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

PUTTING 'EM THRoUGn.-The Grand Jury
yesterday found twenty-four bills of indict.
ments. eight of which were for selling spirit
uous liquors, contrary to the statute in such
cases made md provided, and against the
peace and dignity of the State of Ohio" es.
pecially the latter. 1t speaks well for the
efficiency of public servants Vernon WAig
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

The Steamers Keystone State, Capt
Richards, Niagara, Capt. Miller, and Queen
City, Capt. Wilkins. have been chartered
from Gen. Reed, to run between Dunkirk and
Detroit during the present season in conuec-
ton with the New York & Erie and Michi-
gan Central Railroads
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

1t is said that Barnum has engaged the
Slamese twins for another tour through the
United States and Europe, at salary of only
$1,000 year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

NTHOLESALE dealer in Drugs, Paints, Oils,
w Dystuffs, Glass and Glassware, l. amps, Gro
ceries, Pure Wine and Liquors fer Medicines,
Perfumery and fancy arsic les &C., No. |, Norris
Block, Toledo. Ohio.
All orders promptly attended to.
April 0, 1853. l-y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16

LATE advices from Mexico say that Santa
Anna had accepted the Presidency. and
would arrive at Vera Cruz on the lst of Al pril
to-day He could not arrived On better day
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16
NUMBER 10.

a Schuyler. do do do do Republic. RsrSn,
J Smith. Prn'l Springfield Female Seminary.
John w Weakly, Prin'l Ohio Con. High School
w Anderson. President of Miami University.
X II Bishop, Professor OF Latin in do
o Stodderd, Prof Chemistry, &c., do
Milton Sayler, Prin. Prepar'y Depart do
Charles Elliott, Professor Of Greek, in do
a Chambers, Prn. Eng. Depart. do
1 A WyHe, Prot. Of Mathematics in do
John w Scott, Prin'l of Oxford Female Institute
Campbell, Prinl Central High School, DAYTON.
John w Hall, do do do
Wheaton, Principal S E School, do
w II ButterfeId, do Nv do do
Charles Rogers, do SW do do
Harman Anderson, do NE do do
a Gemein, Print Of lst German School, do
A A Buuerfea, Teacher w School, do
l. Burke, do SW do do
VIM Denton, do NE do do
Laman, do Sc do do
u Lorens, Teacher LIST German School, do
Carl Sochner, Music Teacher, do
! w Andrews, Prof Mat. a. Phil. Marietta Col
John kendrck, Prof Latin q Greek, do
ID Kingsley, Sup't Public SCHOOL, in Marietta.
Thomson, Pres't o. Yves. Univ'ty, Delawafe
/ d McCabe. Professor do do
w q Williams do do do
w l. Harris, do do do
w Williams, do do do
John Ogden, T'r Nor. Dept do do
w w Oolmery, Prln'l Vermilon In. Hayes Vile
w t Adams, late Prof in do do
c 5 Royce, Principal Of Union School, Plymouth
Dawley, do Rotch Institute, Massi.lon.
Isaac Bailey, Teacher in Stark county
A lIolbrook, Prin'l Of Union school, Marlboro.
Samuel HesIct Sup't Public schools, Portsmouth
Mark Bailey, Teacher ia do do
James II Foe, do do
anson Smyth, Sup't do Toledo.
d A Pease. Teacher in do DO
West, do do do
Edw'd Oney, Prin'l Of Union School, Perrvsburg.
7 Holienbeck, Teacher in do do
rage Principal of do Maumee City.
ii Drummond, Teacher in do do
S Spear, Prinl of Fndlav Academic Institute.
; M Barber, Principal of Union School, Ashland.
ID DeWo6 Sup't Of Pablic Schools, Norwak
Nj Barber, Prin'l of Baldwin Institute, Berea
James Parker, Teacher in do do
William Leonard, Teacher in Hancock county.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-16
FREMONT JOURNAL:
f. W. BOOTH, Editor and Publisher.

The JouRxAL, spublished every Saturday morn
Iig-OfIice In Buokand's Brick Building--third
story; Fremont, Ssndusky county Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
Gopdrfnersbip.
lip NOTICE.-NELSON ROBIN

f'OPARTNERSHlP kOT1CE.-NELSON ROBIN
" SON ESQ bssinE this dsy retired from buRs tbe
ssnsne6 BEG leave inform you hat they have entered ioo
psftLeJp undsr the firm ard % Of WABdBURS Co. for TIE
yuIIose Of tsnaetlns strictly STOCK COMMISSION AND
PAkklNG BUSINESS ard have taken sice No II Waist
hitherto occupied ~ hf. Robinson
Pseur aebuon wie 70 the purehe sa1 sale OF stocsA
RArC NesOtation Of Loans al matters
yovsns tie USE no1eys. NORMAN 3 WA5fBURN,
U.Ats Of the firm Washburn Co. Ab-ny)
JACOB 7. VASDERhOOs,
r3 yesrp past with Drew, Robinson d Ca
Eev-Isrt. Hsv l. ls3
hO1iCk- LIMITED PARTNERSHIP-The I'M
" s,eged nav, formed sspee limited P.rnersp n pu
the Revised Statutes n
tsEssei General STOCK and Exchange business AID such a.
usually
Ths urSersiroso JAnEs " DRAKE xaa EATHAEIELG BRAD
FORD Jr Of he Cy New general and the
EDWSRDB LITTLE. Of the pce be s5ec
partner Tho d EDWARD 2LITTLE has contributed the Of
- co n cash - cepts 20 The cornmoD stock av,
The 70 be conducted uDder tie o. firm Of DRAKE
4 BRADFORD - -
10 tsH sie On the "a Say OF May lGs-Oes No y Wa Ses
Yari M.v 2 ls59. JAMES NJ. DRAKE,
". o. BRADFORD Jr,
EDWARD B. LIfrLE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
rT,HFIIyFRPOOI and PHIIADELPHIA STEAM

I1CIudlra SttWtTcF rs
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number third class will b. taken from pills.
delphA tsd Liverpool ard found Ia cooked provisions
From Philade go From Liverpool. 80
viii Be Issued here partis who d<oas
bringing out their friends corresponding rates
Freight hardwAe &c- VII be takn s
70
An experienced sarcton vii be carried each ship.
Small drafts drawn gh on England and Irsllnd- 100,
For freight passage Apply 20 THOMAS RIG HakDSON
No IS BoadTsy, NY and No Walazt-t- Pal sdei,hrs
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Il Co, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
legal Notices.

Ara SURROGATE COURT, held in aud Tor the
"A County Of NewYork the 5unos.es Once City "
kewf0k eighteenth day thousand
hundred fifty W.
the Matter the Application Mortgage Llse The
ks ksGte Of SAMUEL ~ JUDAH deceasedOn
e poe BY affidavit OF the service Of order requiring Beajn
Nathan Theodore Sxas Msa1 Judah th.
Samuel JUDAH late City sewYofk sppsx
Court the 1xb cay April last AID show Why they
the aid samuel Judah tor the Of s eebs hsy
the ordered all
" appear
sGogate the County Of New York his Oce City
kevYok the tEtyhnt day Of May O'Clock
hhoon Of that day then and there why snhoy
the said
Real Estate Judah deceived
- shall be Necessary his GebtS
CLINTON MILLS Proetofs. (sp3o 4wD1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
Nem21ork Daily Gribmtte.
THE LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Extract from aetter received by Skilmans Express,

Extract from letter received by Skilmans Express,
dated
Ell PAsO, Monday, April IS 1883.
Governor Tras arrived I'll Paso yesterday with $50
mep and 80 officers, command the eves Of militia he
had made upon FL Paso la Real and Sneca from which
places he had made a call for 700 men.
Tho General looks well lie reports the withdrawal OF
the MeAtea Minister from Washington, with Spain
&c. &c General Montenegro with 5000 men, Is reported
r0nh from Sonora aud below 10 the copper mines
General Morales with 1000 men, IL expected daily from
Durango The excitement in I'll Paso very great aud all
breathe aud death 10 los Amedcanos
Saezar, the Mexican Boundary Surveyor 10 Just from
the City of Mexico and reports the dec sion Of the Mek
can Government to consider declaration Of the
refusal on the part of the United States Government 20
recognize Bartlett and Condos boundary They think they
have outwted u.s. and mean to set up great presnsons
in consequence
We have but little news aside from tried
to witt Fort Webster copper mines week two ago,
but after getting about halt way back by Indians
who chased C and myself (whO slonel back 70
Captain Bee camp at Santa Barbara They about
fifteen miles. '"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

IN CHANCERY Of NEW-JERSEY.-BetweenW Will
Il LIAM W. WINASs JOHN c. WISANs sad ANTHONY w.
WINANS &e OF ANTHONY v WIsASo dsoe.sed
psinsnts and FREDERICK n WATKINS and HARRIET ais
Observation-Disclosures for PubheafoDlt appearing 70 t1s Coat
that the eompnsns have hed their o m The above can Asin
the defendants for foieeosurs aud sale Of
"a mortxss.d premises bill mentioned and mat process
subpoena appear and directed the dsndnts hath been
the tenth dsy Of MAY d 1855
deferdsnt Frederick Watkins aud Hzit hs wife,
could sa,e Be served herewith and that they
have their 70 b. ented a. in such
daily BEING made appear TO the satisfaction Of
tie Chancellor that Frederick Watkins H.rst ia
wifi the State Of SevJeEsey but which State
Known,
lila therefore, eleventh May the year Of our Lord
hundred and fifty three I.e Var
WsrOn solicitor Of tss eouplnant b. this order directed
Harriet WIFI appear plead the cnnIiu-
bal before me thirteenth Of July next In de-
au thereof ch decree Be made them
thnh equitable and ai and is further ordered sha
within twenty days hercetsr Be personally aid Fdsr
<k Wstkiss snd Harriet hs BY deeyesy OF copy thereof
thsm be pubhed within the aid twenty days IN The Pstsno
Ifehsnee anevspspsr printed
tnsee therein r AZ weeks least evsg wset,
and also hke and for HE The New
Yerk DAILY Tribune printed the City q SewIs
my1 lsw7wS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

FIRE AT MAsPErH--1hyee VALUABLE Horses Barad--
Between IL and o'clock yesterday morning dre broke
ont in new Gothic stable owned aud occupied By Mr.
VIM. h. Furman, Supervisor Of NewtOwn. The stable,
together with three horses valued at O00 harness yeh
ees and feed entirely destroyed Loss 5000
partially insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

"a At AN adjourned meeting of he Board Of Aldermsn
ordinance adopted pTesc7bing rules aud
for the government Of the Police That ordinance pre-
scrbes that the force shall consist II Chief and such nun
her Of Police a. the Common Council shall designate, that
Of the Police in each shall BE- degnsed by he MAYOR
Captain Of the Ward II also defines the general
duties OF the Police. o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

LaUScH-A schooner named the Surprise, Of 200 tans
was launched from the yard Of Jabez Williams AZ Green
Point, Thursday afternoon She is owned by CAPT j.
W Cole Of WIiamsburgh, and Is 1903 feet keel % feet
wide and IL feet deep She is destined for the Virginia
,rade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN NEwJERsEY RAILROAD.-U. s. NAIL Lsd EXPRESS
LEIs-rhsash IN -Four HsuL-ese Ee~Yerk not q Seast-
Lndts and "a n, and md n Leave rnsdeipaia
A n, VIA ksnsinsen and NJ and .ne n ~ w.
W.[uf q q 80 Or s-<ond he n from Nj
Nd Il from fh.dsphis Thoush snd and
oush ba<rass sxrried Bsper. w.sh,nsn, horf0s and
0lsesor p The NJ and n and 81 n usins and ess-
sessioas vi bshinA tns rnrneso wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

FoUSD DROwSED.-Ebenezer Case, Of SouthoId I. I
son Of the late Judge Case found drowned al the
Shelter Island Ferry Saturday last For several YEAR,
past he had been labOrng under aberatioa Of mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
Goal.

Goal.
E0AL!-The subscribers are prepared 10 furnish Red
~ mined by James Neil This Coal inrelaced
New.York Market (uumxod last IL has universal
satisfaction They the exclusive sale of the White RAIN
John Pink which for Foundry
purposes be surpassed parties purchasing
vays depend upon having the same Atiele - -
WEST BLAKISTON COX.
Ofice No IS Wanuta, Wharf Ne Richmond
Refer o-SAML. THOMPSON NrPHEw, New-York
JEFFERSON BoKDEs, Fan River.
PhildephiA March l.. 1858
EOAL-The subscriber has in yards and is constant
~ oscharging all the kinds OF Anthracite and Btunou
Goals viz Peach Orchard Blsck Heath, Lehgh Liverpool Oe
Cabne Sidney kc &C. ell OF the hest quality delivered IN
handsome oleer and for sae low. JAMES l. WORTH,
tibet, Ger THOMPSON and 6thav- cor Anosst
Downtown Oa6ce, No 50 Ws'bst
DlTTSTON COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany prepared furnish superior White Pttston Coal
order suitable shipping
nestle purposes from It's boats yards IN this City, Whansbugh
Rrootyn The Companys faciies enable
sve coed Dispatch vessels loading atNewYork Port
cu1 attention the delivery Of Coal for domestic purposes
Apply az the Office, corner Of Broadway and Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

DEATH IRON ExPosuKE.-On Wednesday last a man
named John Cheshire was found by Sheriff DO wing lying
The Jericho Turnpike, nearly insensbe lie lied soos
after being removed ~ near By Deceased yas OF
incorporate habits and bad lain out all the hight previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passenger
IN TrxiRs leave pier foot OF Dza1est - fo0ss
Buffalo EXPkks 81 An bs Buffalo direct over ne ~
Road and Bsfs ~ T. City Railroad Etnosf shAa saf
cars
CIscISSArI ExrKEss : An. for Dankirk
ats IN Oz DznkTk and Bud4o aud Al lntern~st sfs1
NAYaS3oP NJ for Delaware and al Ilterne11ts sa1o1s
kIGHT ExPREss ~ P NJ. for DsDkiFk and Bufso
EMGRASr 81 NJ TOR Dunkirk and I'll i1ter3iAte natlonh
On Sundays only Express Tram at p: n
Express Trans Dank viii Lake Shore NM Ga "
Cleveland Cinnns Chicago Bueao With drss stcss
Cleveland, Sancusky, Toledo Dotrut md Chicago.
NISOT Superrnk>nft-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

Laints, Glass, &f.
ZINC PAINTS.-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
IL COMPANY are manufacturing these Paints OF
quality, all Of which warranted PURE.
The upey every respect OF Zinc Lead Pants wen
qu quantity double the surface
not "a the long oue-hAf a. great
They sale by the principal dealers IN this and other cities at
nauuiScurers' prices, and BY the Companys Agents,
MANNING * SQUIER- No. IS Dty-st- Nev-iork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

~ The citizens Of Jamaica are TO hold meeting to-
day for the purpose Of making arrangements celebrate
the Fourth OF July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

BoLD RoBBERY.-Ye stcrdsy afternoon two entered
the grocery Of Mr Bush the corner OF Third and
South Fifth SIS and while the clerk drawsg some
beer in the Of the store they decsmped with the
none y.tiL in which was some els
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
wILLIAMsBURGH ITEMS

A YoUNG THIEF.-A boy named John Quinn WIS arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by officer Bradley on charge Of
robbing the money drawer OF Mrs Murphy, who keeps
grocery ia NOrthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
pru GOODS.


A PROM CHECKs-lOc cases Nos lbs and las, manu-
"A h'tored ' Samuel 9s ~ e y M. 90 and 7, R,o,v,
COTTON DIAPERS and TOWELINGS--5O cases
up SFsafi Co.. Eo: az W.
4 o. WILSON d Co, Importers ana Jvbbors Of
~ ppo.a D 1s S SSSDS and Western Hote and
k and Is D have nde large additions to ne oT s G
sorinen heretofore, Of every depon Of sosn and Do
,S ,' f e essy cee ~ PACKET and ali the
ss. of Goods Spea the stock win include ali times
Cloths csSsime res ard Nesting"
White Goods, and Hosiery. ,..-,
Dress Gooda OF the newest and choicest styles
bomtsics lat the lowess cash prices)
"Hoyles Swansdown Sewing Cotton &c, &C.
the Of the closest buyers for cash. six months
and abort credit
\ ACES and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LACE
H. and EMBRODERlNo STORE removed from No. fo5 10 No
SO Broacwu,, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
MANITLLAS are selling full % per cent. lower at
M Mnhs Emporium, No % BOweIy than can be Pu
any other similar establishment in the city They have but
Tsrrmcu1s The latest styles daily being received varying
prSss nom 81 70 go one ana an S se AZ yey small
from by calling on f. CARR Co. No 81 Bowery
hANTILLAS at REDUCED PRECISE. y
III MILLS No COurtsnds would ny te psrtleasI s'teo,
ton Of dealers 70 hs new pstsrn o. p 1 oS tSe per
Also Of the former styles hand which be
the styles and compare prices before purchasing
MEDAL TICKINGS.-D. Lammot ~ Sons
l quaed 81 inch stripe and herring bone Hckinga
Er salehy kESMlTH Co, Nos SO and III Broadway
DRINTS-Steams and Madders, styles, received
ii from the WORKS daily, for sale by . -
DRINTS-Light and dark styles Steams and Mad
se srea variety including ShEs Prints aud - French for
Ale BY NESMlIH Il Co. Nos " and III boed"Sy
WALTHAM JEANS-l00 cases bleached Watham
w Jeans single and donble twillfd for sale by
NEsMlTH Il Co. Nos SO and II Broadway.
WHl1EROCK SHIkTlNGS.-1heW herock Mills
w uperfne inch beahed Coitons also extra
perfection and durability For sale by
NESMiTH & CO., Nos 81 and n Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

Old AGE-Uriss Graft, long a resident Of Glen Cove
L. L. died few days AZ The advanced age Of 80 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
TOLEDO, NORwALK and CLEVELAND RAIL

FbOLEDO, NORWAl4k and Cl4EN ELAND KALI
il ROAD-Formins, with the Achixan
Northern Indiana the Lake Shore, and Cleveland
Railroads the sny R,iToad Line between she E
and sIpeous between Eastern Chicago
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and After MONDAY May 10 Passenger Trains viii daily
eSscsys excepted - fellows
TOLEDO
Accommodation a. 2 10 A NJ, stopping all stztons
Day Express al IS NJ stoppns Only Feo0t Bellevue Moo
roeyile and Norssk
Rsh EIps II Is NJ stopping only Fremont BelLsvas
Nouroeyile. EorxsL sDo Obernn
CLEVELAND.
Dsy Expu.s At 10 NJ, ssppins O1y Horw1h HonEoeye
Bellevue AID Fremont
Accommodation at 10 A. N stopping at all stanonz
rlhi Express ais NJ Stopping only 0Ohn, Norvak Mon
roevlls, Bellevue snz Fremont
CONNECTING DIRECTLY
Az Toieeo with trains Michigan southern and Northern Indiana
R1 f Chicago and aons and through Chicago snd Rock
Island kailrsAe and limos River forming hae s.
Louis
Bellevue with Of Mad River Lake Railroad
sa1ersky CITY Springfield Dayton Cincinnati Indianapolis
Aonroeyls hznshed S.ndusky Railroad
Sendusky, Shelby Junction Columbus Z4nesyl
Al Grafton with u Cleveland Columbus Md Cincinnati Rail
road for Columbus. Clseinnafu
Az Cleveland with OF Lake Shore Rs Osd for New Yo snd
Boston, Bufs and Albany and for New YORK Dunt with
trains Of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pre1rEo Pn.a
phia. Baltimore and Wsshn Ftoa Cry. PHILLIPS su1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
Clothing.

u DEGROOT's GRANITE HALL CASH
JAIs CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, the old stand No li2 Fulton
-, between Broadway and Nsssaust
DEGROOT Offers The most extensive and cheapest stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
n this city, which enables him retain the position Of
PREMIER CLOrHlER OF NETWORK.
The Custom under the Of
nenced and sk cuE and garment warranted %
feet sarsfsehou sale
DEMOvAL-PIERCE Il BATTLE, TailleGrs and
HI Goods aud dealers variety Of Cen
FURNISHING take this method OF informing their
oners pubic that they have removed tom No 90 No 6S
Housons opposite Metropolitan Hotel where they
opened with aos sock Of goods and having
facilities e doing business prepared ~ az Al
sen with promptpess and dispatch
GTRAW GOODS-In every variety, for Gents, Youths,
~ Children and Infants consisting Of PanSmas Lesho Canton,
fnch Lace Italian DunAbe China Pearls ke also, Lshorn
- J. H. hoNARoUE. Nc. IN Bowsv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
TlNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
sIAIEs MAL sIEAMERs-The Shin sing LAi ne
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BALTIC. Can't ComstOck

the folowine -
ATLANTIC Cart. West PACIFIC, Capt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce BALTIC, Capt ConistOok.
ADRlATIC Capt. Grafton.
These been built contract expressly Government
service Every has been taken in their cnstucon also in
their Engus speed aud heir accommodations
m uuequaed FOR elegance and comfort Price OF pas
New Liverpool in rieass cabin Sl2o in second
ewYk and f2t An experienced sttachelto
ship. No beTh secured until paid for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

BTERs BrTTES.-Undoubtedly many have occasion 4,
recoect that previous To the let OF May the Williamsburg
landlords were most unmerciui ia their exhorbant de-
mands for houserent, by which many families we're
driven 70 Newfork or Brooklyn for their redencss Tho
result has been that there present bills posted ia al
most every street. and about halt many houses or
paris 81 houses are offered 20 rent Just previous to the
st OF May and for which the landlords unable 10 and
tenants al reductions Of frosi hundred dollars down
OF these cutie number have been erected speculation
by persons With little capital under the expectation Of re-
aEzing that would enable them 20 mee tho
demands for their construction eventually the properly
must pass into other hands at sacrifice Attempting =
grind the face Of the poor is not always successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

Wool AND IRIS PROPEcTs-We are at a loss What IN
advise friends about wool for the coming elm a
the opinion Of those who are the best informed on the sub
iect that wool will command higher price early 4; ~,
season, than viii three months from this time and ~
judicous and careful dealers are reluctant 70 hu
tins season lime must Determine the eds
opinion We quote wool as follows. Common >, "a. as
cents half and threefouhs blood 10 cents isE boel
Merno 20 cents the average price Of this county, voc
~ cents syracuse Central New Yorker, Nay -.
~ ihe HOB Robert Strange has consented z te!sf
an Eaogy On the lie and services Of the Hon Wm ~
late VICE President Of the United States bsiors tho 49,
OF sampson County on the Let jane nszt WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28

and kose Hemp eznsof be CARED . freight
Stages vd be readiness pssnss . ~ pAzs Of n
country.
sssansr Edwin LEWIS Cor sls
DIssoN BRoUH1A AsUfh W. ID WessN.