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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27
fouses TO Get.

noARDING HOUSE at YONKERS to LET--A
ID new and very house built expressly for boaTdns
sSS.s o ssS Re s.S he Hudson
&c Leg for 5s o. yss: a smSaspSDs rates %ppy to Dr.
a RosiSsoN, YoDier n T.
MISERABLE OFFICES aud Desk Room, on very
1l.o, The second Floor shts and shelving &c
'I 4.o, Stall, ais IN the Bazaar, on fourth hoOr
4 OTIS TO LET for CLOTHING HOUSE.-The
IL oed,rst formerly Occupied By the a lac H,npy
!nshsm Possession svsn Apply 70 oEo GNp
MACFARLAN & MERRITT, Real Estate and
House No ies Esi sstst and Bah Rent s515
Apartments 10 d consisting Of one room and BEDROOM with
Iparnepi. With stable suitable No I'1 l99 M
3ds between Isl and 2dsys, with Croion Water
IN Nos ~ and 2 Eas. 18th st. between istav and
and bedroom Rent ~ 30 +5 %
ApsSirne n suitable 1885, 49, 1872 f and 40
Es ith consisting Of and two bsdoo with CrotOn
ws On each sG9I ~ aea "a u rss %T 3D. and Sd floors
through eorsDs and two bedrooms Rent - TO 81
One Store corner Of cetsi and Bsoadwsy. Rent moderate
Apartments Yrkse on the Sdsv between soih and s1i
oopsns and bedrooms and bed
room hqst cS,.,: e y6 %STl at ss per month
iouse corner q e5h = ana B5odxsy Ken 20 gsr
tz25 per onnum.
OFFICE TO LLT-Front Basement of house No.
" S5 Mnnay-ir suitable for LAWYER OF Physician
DOOM to LET-Wh Steam POwer.--One large
HI by IT, aud lighted Also several smaller Rooms wb
power the best location. the city Apply
FERRIS a TABER- corner Greenwich aud beaoh-sis.
DOOMS to LET with STEAM POWER-Several
HI desirable In szo from Is by Is . By @
the NewYurk Ntsveu Freight Depot well lighted aud airy
and funhed with Croou "si,E hxtos en water closets
Appy 10 T. ANTHONY
corner Of Elm, and frankhns,s No a. ap stairs
CUlTES Of ROOMS to LET.-Smail families who
~ psctahe aud comfort ,e residences Wi inl them
No GC and 1853 5ithsi etv Wase sad .iuA ci5s q gar
edee each The halls aud CLOSES
hs,ed with aud always kpt clean by employ BY
proprietor Apply on the prinsA or 20 SMITH DaAkE,
Ae,nts No. "a bsh-av
TIN0 LEASE.-To Manufacturers and Others.-Pre-
II mises Nos 80 and 81 Leouas OF broadway,
tpcng sbout q roon Apply to CARLTON EDWARDS No IS
New CITY Hall
ITO IET-Rooms suitable for small family, 70 an
Il ouys within eight minues walls OF the T. Hll.
1erms 80 per month, Inquire
the premises No 10 Monroe In the bsocpt between and5
o'clock
ITO LET IN SOUTH BROOKLYN-A superior
three sloy brick 10 auef eleventh house
herd cauarE all the modern ba d,
Rent go per Inquire No Si A'.ist- New
York.
vJNO LET or LEASE-The Store now IN course Of
completion IN Broadway. door 20 ihe norh asst corner of
foad~oy and the bas ment fronting BfoAlway
"'' W ~ oKNox. No. Ia Fai,onst
yI,O LET-Part, or ALL of the House, No. l35 JOra-
lmot h,oklyn Entiy immediately is Noveno-T
ATriy 10 j. b. WlLs on. No ~ WAterss. Ne~-iors.
VNOLET-The pleasan,ost OaRceiu Fowlers Building
No lt2 Nasaust Room No q with I'm wiudlws
Irq1r, Of T.. ANRES. bUidins OF ef j. NJ EAeR
son 60. No. 80 Colds
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EOR SALE LOW-If applied for Immediately, s

Il fSl. On wAsA anal Hes scea Basn Also s,oi
Hs exeellsnt Turkeys and poa,try, Ws<oa
Hsps sns Of Fsrs Hslsskespias
"a srvtTsi Hay sf <sod Con- saatsas
all n. n Tu<ks BE a.<lazs RslrosA
THOMAS, Ne. SPEueeSt.
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Il peyuesr pr OfPshss nessy ga; be e.ses shs
ef-TsruA Per balance before March q
occaVv healthy and bezEtal caiioa
fu Erss River snd in the immediate sy
wealthy aad respeefshs citizens
Wescbeter Couhty fishing ~thin Qsartz OF mile
soranis bulk tar9axh tss
property; also the NsWRochee and Seceud aareA ~hch
kas besp lately chartered xpeced VIII trnse tns pro
Several honses brildn and loss selaA Tspitv
bssfnce this r0psrty from The City Hall niles ne Pc.
other info D. T. WlNTOS, No
row, ear Il arlera Hsilloaa OHe<.
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fonsss sOanlco.
Real G;oiaie for Sale.

A HOUSE for SALE, about three minutes walk
N from the Peckr and rysionsv Feris oae door so1ta y
side Of Nhst SIZE irct acaes ~ -
feet dep Of IS feet two Ssies hoass nre
NEE htstmen cosrt reea and aa WEIR N keha
marble uans gsies hc4e IN eoisr Wh feSs.ars "a
thee sters Lot - fee chs b. le2 tee Taxa ana nl Al
IN order raor carpets mifrr coluiocs i ui eoh
ard ssse Iisne nesil Of Linden Fa 3 hss aa
foos sscn 70 sh purchaser. Ierms easy "a psses
81 Nct0,s For particulars inquire q HIS AN RUSSELL Ne
20 end 8 South Sh WuansbrsA Can Dc 81 nos ITO
81 p
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A 4 PRIVATE SALE-A Country Residence on tde
~ bank the iiuds>a RIVER nearly opposite Wee Po1
ard short dsres nom the rATo.a station AZ "6ons sia
tion healthy able snd hxvng
ard Sc merry the ngbcna
For other
J. RIkENER No Brosaxt
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OUAUNCEY BARNARD has tor sale some valuabl


~ IrIIeIy pee niis rrnon inducements ig iuVessast
en- vi X sov ard full descTPon Of the Property gwen
Ia cfrct No. n rine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

Tho Of Lard Consisting e absnt 49, yaE Oh
N N. middle r4r the CJluli 4 Rob Il
AID Lon 10th sis Of sse Nsyso River Ihese lands we
sclee I'd es tsntn Sg thry w4l ssaa ey
~ Navssofa md hustry The fi Hala al
The sanouaG ely u lhs bs seei p-s F,xs ADJ
Ire euis snulsly The lOs brl
csfy and nzeo lat sales be made
prrha q! h-ailly 4
Tsr tntifs Nho IRE small farms and do tleir
Ill nd difficulty Il Is Are&y done 70 great q
a. iau,oisft Ia h0lheod-
yIt usys Vi the property can be seen AZ she osss
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villa SITES On plank road. within three mile.

O. Hololer F.Ty. st1sl e'saa ground - exsen
Solc .h Remaining lots 5 By loo -1r
Ise $50 T .o nelsd the stately ubr er5was "a '2n "a
ieIE st. This rrcPty asy lad IA , . rct
bt several eereun having gUrchss fon three Xfsen LIS
eoh th kts should be sod Of Is al rs1ns il
ss1iff hai the sud frce
sress iroileut in6iscriniBaie sale Ofs,1al los
AMY IOiE No i NeWsrAst hoboken b-f1Ea Sco-k
A sffrS 7 NJ.
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TTNIvFKS SHY GRAMMAR SCHOOL ProL

- -N2A@SON. e ctr-l1r Fd
b. fuF.s d AFR IL rssd
tSTouEi sad- sy College rhe
Co rss o1s CEeu b. ozin.d q TIE JaIfsr ne
l- ry szd Al he boossorrso I. Cen Ciarss FrI1rs
Roe lockwood sea DAasel Appleton and Sssasi EzFusr
go ; fAEhEA. Prac.lk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

Tor SALE-A new, frst-cass, stone front House
25ae-we built with every CONFERENCE.-The . West sths,
near lav Price of which $4,000 remain on mort
- -.
LLOYD No Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

~ wny-1hc Lady MarAeer- se yeas Pup
tie sch. ol Nil eorer MONDAY. sgtenbsEa
III tljtc' oftiE Sehoo ntrlcllon
Rnsrsvre Dssrns snZ other rnch - he prte= Il a
n at hrHsetes VI Opcnus E obtsin1z livelihood
d.siso- PI.is
eL rviid TO sIy re between ofi0 an
O'elock except Saturday Gr eetA Il Hfo-fas
4 A : ndsur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-27

WICK SH Ms
w ORNAMEEFAL IRON WORK -
WIRE RATTINl- CAST AND WEOfGHr IRON nAiLlNj-.
IRON FENCES. Gr FARM3, PLANfAfOss &C.
IRON FFDS4EADS in variety
IRON FDRNIIChf u ever dr1crrfion -.
.thr Iron ia ngon tte bfonlf ni n'e '
(r,sfal Palace the D0ues hce ssni rPh y,,'
CT dfaUins or~adsd By he Mao taeafsf july -
WICKERsHAai No so Broadway WORKS Nos 3D. 81 81 Lewis o.
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.lllch .sfg vii rccp~r MONDAY S-p-.5 rnz ils
tglsct Suhn n VI HobosD sli lrrscy ~ fres fTOD
~Eieh OHsatlsss to berEsa- Terms rs-ssalhs
NILS Pnsc.P.-
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lhs fcrus Ladss q E. eTl 1rv ID. <-h te-u
r.sss 80 b. prcftat TIE 0pc1i1g .
1cilck Wen si-s : % 1heT "a
T. nsal 81 DIS ( tht ActDENc pESaKrNEST Rs.drx
NrNr- ling Es1 81 OsElGkr, 4e.ic uEAi I'D
srrttrs CtogsIhy fhsoo Otnes OF Hsscry fseEcA Lsf
Veal Muse II To<rf b tie bible A.
III distinct dies Of the Glasses u TIE COLLEGIATE DEFAzT-
ssncraL
FOCkrH CLASsAisehrA Natural History. L.1E..-s
SyuooynA French L<tiE- Foc-4 Aasic. CoH2Ssi-
ficts Tie BE
IKlkD CLssS-corrrry Nliuss Paossphy ahrsa< Geology.
bCtary LaET-srrs Vocal hlsc
JSSloR CL&>-Asttal Philosophy. Ero4ests Crn Psios
oPey Of Ei.torr. GeernSrry. Hs-0y. Anrl-aA
Nodtrn. Of k1zlxo2 e taz1d Srxfes La
gazrs Nocsi Ms AZ
sESloR CLlSSNorA Pbi-0pAg Logic Ss,lrsi rheaof, ET
afoces q siArfy. B-fsrs Anagry, Easss
Lirersrr-r. Asf-s.otny LanEzsEes Aa.ie A.
founa ledies with s4<,9ry from
skier, 10th hik
thoroughly PrsP&xeS GoRHAA D. AbsorT. PrsncPsi
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nor SALE. or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

I REAL ESTATE in THIS CITY-A Farm OF 800 acres ),
miles from NewYork In tigh state Of cultivation wen wsred
and for tage An excellent ofcr OF sraied
@ yields 100 $50 TINS of hay 10 acres Of valuable Timber
with extensive outbuhdngs me STOCK
and utensils may with the farm dered Possession gwen At
ay time For particulars inquire the premises Of ION
IKyING Liberty Coner Co, n j. or OF WILLIAM
IRVING. Real Estate Assent. No 40 sthsv -
AsO aud Lot No ll6 Wet 2ht House ana o
rs rsclas House in West " st. near fth
Cottage for sale 10 let in s6h and Broadway hen
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all experience and reason, but I'VE do say that
while these Courts may guess, the County Court
must dltr1ys do when legal proposition is sub
mitted for its arbitrament.
But Jonas gels equity into his head and is fully
satisfied then with hsown Argument and his sys-
TEN, thinks ''the County Court quite as safe de-
pnsitory ofthepuhlic interests us guessing Judge
of legal requirements"
We make no pretensions 10 the high position
which Jonas thinks we have assumed, nor do we
think it requires Hale 10 pass upon the County
Court system, though we doubt not that Jonas is
so wrapped up in the County Court thathe really
thinks no one less able than Hull can safelyre-
view its sapient action. Were we inclined to state
cases, Jonas well knows we have some in reserve
which might show off alike the law and equity
qualifications of this Court, and we might well
be excused for stating them after his last article,
but we forbear as we have no desire to affect the
standing of this Court, but sincerely hope that
the Legislature will, at an early day adapt it 10
the requirements ofTeason and the dictates of COM
mon sense, and no longer ask of it the perform
of imposSibiliiies. We can excuse Jonas
kind promises of sugar plums, &C., as we know
he means well, though his manner is rather child
ish, for legal disputant, and one who is disposed
TO father the County Court. Perhaps his. paternal
feelings towards that Court, prompt his sugar
plum promises. We are duly thankful for his
kind promises to ''pepper'' us no more, but must
in all candor say that had he not kindly informed
us of the fact, we would never have discovered
it, and we now, we presume, take leave of Jonas
and the County Court, strengthened by his arti-
Giles in the convictions with which we set OUT
namely, that this Court is wholly incompetent to
discharge legal functions, aud that the Legislature
should moi ask or expect of men, who make no le-
gal Pretensions, the performance of duties, which
lawyers alone can perform, even though. accord
ing to Jonas, they may sometimes guess. They
may, the present County Court must; and that is
an important difference.
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CRYSTAL pALAcE.-The New York papers of
Wednesday publish the Official Announcement of
the opening of the Exhibition of the Industry
of all Nations in that city. The 18th of July is
the day named. The Directors state that they be-
lieve the Building and the Exhibition will fully
meet the just expectations of the public. In or
der to give ample scope for inventive skill in
machinery, they have materially enlarged the area
OF the Palace, by adding wings 10 the extent OF
nearly fourth of the ground room of the main
edihce. They had hoped TO open the Exhibition.
much earlier. and allege the chief cause of de-
lay tile novelty and intricacy ofthe Style of con-
struction and the high standard of architectural
beauty at which they have aimed.
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uThe tslegraphic statement of the saving OF
the emigra MT passengers Of the ship William and
Mary is fully confirmed. The wrecking schooner
Oracle, Capt. Sands, fell in with The slip Just as
she was about sinking, and rescued one hundred
and sixty-four of her passengers. TLey were
brought 10 Nassau in very distressed condition.
1t would seem from the fact that the slip did moi
go down Immediately, was reported by the Cap.
tain on his arrival in New York, that he acted in
acowatdiy and recreant manner in deserving, with
the crew and officers, the vessel at the first sug
gestion of danger, and leaving the helpless pas
sengers TO their fate.
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An the elie OF Bre vet rgadier General Bennett
Riley and TO enable him TO settle his accounts with the
BE 1t enacted by the Senate aud House Representa-
uves ofthe United States of America i'll Congress
6ed That tho provisions OF the act approved tho third OF
March, eighteen hundred and forty entitled 'An
TO provide for the settlement OF the accounts oil public OIL
from mi Itary contributions otherwise i'll Mexico, be
and they hereby applied to revet Bgader General
Bennett Riley in ree TO all moneys raised and cos
ected by him. Tor penalties internal asses
nents, duties, other objects California; from the
OF the late war with Mexico TO the Twelfth
day OF November eighteen hundred aud forty nine and
the said Riley shall account or settle, and pay into the
Treasury OF the United States, for general purposes. any
balance OF moneys shown TO be III his hands, upon such
settlement; and all papers, vouchers. and
connected with the levyug and colec ting money
Aforesaid shall be filed with the accounts rendered set
tlemcnt by the said Riley.
See.2. Af 6e IL further enacted That in scttlingl he
Of the Teasur, be- they lie by ulhorzed and
CURED 10 credit him with OF money paid
advanced by him for deiayg the expenses OF the Con-
vention Of California; called frame State Constitution
and also the sum OF money advanced by him,
the relief of destitute overland eIgrauts "a ioria
and such credits shall be allowed only the production
proper vouchers in such Iorl may Apr owed by the
Secretary of the Treasury of the United States; and the
er6Ledt the said Riley, with all SUMS ofnoneys expended
by him for the support of the actual Cali
MA al or the ratification OF tho treaty OF with McXi
co and before the formation the State Government,
which expenses appear have been proper and
That creiIing him the said
mentioned expenditures. they shall be approved By the
President ofthe United States
Sec. ). Ald BE IL enzcted That compcnsa.
lion for collecting safe ecpng and dsbuslng the said
moneys, the said Riley shall be allowed and credited
such settlement ono and half per Cent The
SO raised and collected by him. aud he shall allowed no
| other or further compensation therefor.
Sec T. AHf be IL further enacted That the Secretary
the Treasury be, aud he is hereby eced proper
defence TO be made the the United
any suit or SUITS now peGdlng that hereafter may be
and collected by him i'll California, and to which this is
AnnrDveL Pebr,nrv K 1852 .
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nPoISONINGn

Castor OIL Calomel &C., are not aware. that While ~.
appear to benefit the patient they are actually
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness orlimbs, etc.
In another column win he found the advertisement o
Iobensacs Medicines which we ask the attention
all directly interested in their as their chill
dren's health. In Livereompains disorders arf.
sing from those of bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensaek,s Live r Pills.
@S-'Be notdeeetred," but ask for Hobensack,s Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. N.HoBRNsAcK, as none
else genuine.
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DANCING AND MARRYING SISTER siD DAUGHTER
The Presbyterian General Assembly, New SchooD
in session at Buffalo, has nnder consideration two
questions, which have attracted general interest :
Isl. Is it consistent for church member 10 engage
in promiscuous dancing? ID. Is it allowable for
church member to marry the daughter of his Sis
ter-his niece? The first question the Assembly
answered promptly IN the negative.
DR.. Cox, in reporting on the seond question,
thus presented the matter: The question, he said
was two-fold: First, is it lawful for church.
member tn marry the daughter of his sister? Sec
ond, after such marriage is contracted, can the
person contracting it retain his standing in the
church?' His conclusions were thus stated
list That what is either lawful or positively
forbidden may be different matter, and often is a
very different one from what is expedient
I'D. No legislation by the church can bind the
conscience ola man, and God does not forbid the
relation.
sd. Nearest of kin should always be preferably
avoided.
18th. That the proper liberty to individuals on
the subject marriage should be carefully guarded
and established, welas all the violations of Di-
vine laws sacredly prevented.
18th. No forfeiture of church standing ought TO
result from the mere renaissance of Tile above
relation
The Assembly refused to sustain the views of
the Rev. Doctor. The subject having been taken
up on Tuesday, it was finally disposed of by the
passage of resolution almost unanimously, de-
claring such marriage contrary to the laws of
God, and revolving 10 human nature.
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unused awhile upon the mighty past,
And called the startling scenes before my eyes
That gave this spot TO immortality
Then turned with pensive footsteps TO pursue
NV solitary WAY - f


l am not aware how long sat there, but my
medltationS were brought to an abrupt terminus by
one OF our party, hale, fact, boy COM
ing up and shaping me on the back with Halo
s., let's hurry up our cakes or we will be too
late for supper
All! that support On that supper hangs a tale,
for the accommodations here are some pumpkins
Don't prhee, dear reader, take me in the liter.
al sense of the phrase) And then the appetiles
we bring TO our Nominations are perfectly ravish-
ing. The first eatab!e thing our eye catches in
It's rapid circuit is fastenad upon with aviGity, and
not relinquished until disposed OF.
have said nothing of the water here vet, viii; n
is the browning merit of this resort. 1t has been
frequently analyzed by chemists and physicians,
and found 10 hold in solution certain chemicals
making itan excellent tonic and Alternative. To
cases of scrofua and ague its virtues are paricu-
larly adapted.
Present appearances betoken an excellent and
successful season at these springs. There is, In
Guiding the extensive Improvements within year
or two, sufficient accommodations for over two
hundred visitors, and several small cottages for
those who prefer the privacy of domestic life.
| Tothoss;fond of amusements, there is ten pins,
billiards. bogatelle, ladies' bowling salcon swing
&C., &c., Gall gratis for visitors.) Fish and game
abound in the neighboring hills and streams
paths leading through the cool and shady vistas of
the woods, opening into the most enchanting clear
lngs, afford delightful and easy exercise.
l cannot close this letter without giving YOU a
bill of fare for one day-to day for instance. But
no; L will not tempt you, you will come down
on US here like an avalanche, editors, printers,
typos, reporters, correspondents, and (from which
preserve us) devils. Buthere is the bottom of the
page, so must drop anchor and bid you.-Fase-
well PHANTAsM.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed during the Second Session of Tie T'hirty
second Congress.
TpupLIc Aor-c,nAr. 6l

ftCT---OlTIAF.
act TO amend act entitled M to esta bsh the
Territorial Government or orcgon approved AnEiist
fourteenth. eighteen hundred and a9rtyeight.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate anu House or Representa-
tves ofthe United States America III Congress assem-.
bled That the Legislative Assembly the e ritory
Oregon be, and hereby authorized in cases where
the sixteen or rtysix sections any part thereof shall
be taken and occupied under the law making donations OF
land to actual Settlers otherwise to cause tile county
OF the several in said Territory
or such other officer occrsa they shall direct se
land in or sections the may
made pursuance OF thu provisions OF the Tst Soc
ton OF this act said lands selected their
common schools. . = = - 1F -
approved, January T. 1853.
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New Boots and Shoes.

VIM. BoEe, 161 Main Street, Wheeling,
S now opening the FIRST lot of Gentlemcns .shiOn be
i Shoes, New York style, and si,,k Of Oos
aud Shoes, which embraces every stYL quality in lie
shoe trade, for ladies' misses and ChdTCLs Gents
boys and youths boots and Shoes To designate tie vail
ETY. would be TOO lengthy for adveI tiseEelt
nR This stock is eXcus vely New YoIkand Ph!adePbs
makes the latest style and best stock and workmanship al
both cities; is warranted and aned both tie m
kers and the undersigned. Particular attention is called
the article Orlaaies travelling boots. WI LoLb
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1.-TWO steamships, of 1000 tons and 1900 tons
respectively. to rrn in the Gulfof Mexico, have
just been contracted for in New York. The
steamship San Francisco, of Rowland & Aspin-
wallis line, 1000 tons register, will lie launched
at NewiYork next week. The new steamer James
town, of the New York and Norfolk line of pro-
pellers, 10 run between New York and New Bed
ford, is in course of construction,
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BARMUM,S HOPED.

CUMBERLAND, MD.
THE undersigned late proprietor OF the United sac
Hotel, takes pleasure in informing ihc public that hs
leased the above Hotel The building has undeIEoh=
thorough cleansing from bottom TO top, IS now ~ h
order for the ecepton and gentecl accommodation IL
Those who may please to patToMize it, No eNedOLS W"
be spared to make this establishment ore among lAs w.
Hotels. -
Ihave associated with me in business, my SOC, IarS "
DoREW. EVAEs-it will be conducted under ne hsl ss
w: Evans q Son. The old patrons oftLe Umteu 10
and the public in general, are respectfully IS4S ,
continue their support TO this house; te TINS aodeis
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