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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-16

Il he Presidents Journey.

We surrender large portion of our editorial columns
this day paper further account, mainly transmitted
by correspondent, but in part compiled from the New
York journals Of The incidents of the Presidents jour
ney and the addresses delivered al his several receptions
his 1t is impossible TO peluse the description
of these manifestations OF the popular enthusiasm with
out perceivng the strong hold which The administration
has already taken upon the sympathy and confidence OF
the people. Such journey of the Pfesident-so re-
ceved by grea, OF his and arising
out Of an occasion in which the wokngmen of all
tions are interesteds gratifying and sisn6-
cant spectacle. We deem it also act OF pure justice
TO the President aid the distinguished members OF his
cabinet who accompany him, 10 say that they have met
The demonstrations Of popular respect with which they
have been honored, in series OF addresses which. in
spec OF felicity and appropriateness both OF thought and
expression may challenge comparison with any SINH
lar efforts record M@..
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In short time tie train reached the Princeton station
where over thousand people were collected. Here
RonERT s. GarEs, esq. came forward and welcomed
the President in the following remarks;
MIR President, il Is my honor, on the part OF the cor
poraon ard citizens OF Princeton, TO bid You welcome
We tender to you Chief Magistrate OF our common
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Port or New York, March ~. 1883.



Steamship Africa, Harrison, Liverpool, Feb 81,
with mdse and passenger to Cunard. Passed
steamship Canada, from Boston going up the channel
The A experienced very heavy gales from W.
ship Jane Cooper (of BOSTON,, Cosell Liverpool 30
days, TO Williams Guion. Experienced heavy weather;
ost buwarks, &c. Has been 100 days w of Ion 55.
Ship Mountaineer (of Warren Robinson Liverpool 20
days to master March Lat AZ So Ion 30 H. steam
chip Washington hence for Southampton and Bremen,
7tb lat Al 06, Ion GA 40, three mased steamer,
sieerirg NE.
Ship Ohio, Conkng Glasgow, 80 days, with Al passen
gers, to J Philips
ship Hermine (Brcm), Rascher Bremen, Al days, with
o passengers, 10 PAvenstadt & Schumacher.
Ship OphI (of Bath), Wood Cronstadt Oct 90 via Co
pephagen, - o. to master The put into Copenhagen
in distress having experienced heavy weather in the
North Sea split sails &c. Since passing the Grand
Banks experienced heavy gales from NV sprung head Of
main and mzzen mass, stove buwarks lost headrails,
ksees, &c, and have not been sble to set sail but
spsnker on myzenmast. The IS days TO the bar.
ship Rhine (of Bath, Rrns. Newport y 70 days, to
BARK John Csskie (of Newburyporl, Raynes, Palermo
Jan O. Passsd Gibraltar Jan ~ 70 chambsrlain, Robia
son X Co.
Bssa victor (of rynouth), White. Cadis, ~ days. 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14
Intelligence from New Mexico,

We have received file of the Santa Fe Gazette
for January The proceedings Of the Legislative
Assembly, as reported have some interest, show.
ing the complexion of New Mexican Legislature.
1t seems that the House sat all night on the 22d Of
December, or until four o'clock on the morning Of
the 3d. According to the report OF its doings on
that occasion, the House frequently, in the series
of voting, reversed its own acts aud decisions.
motion was finally carried, that all subsequent mo-
tons be cut of, and that the main question be put
on the motion Of Jose f. Ortiz, making it an offence
Unable in sum not less than SIS nor more than S15,
for any members to introduce any measure for the
purpose Of delaying the action Of the House.
Mr.. Wheaton and others exposed the irregularity
Of this motion, showing that it was repugnant to all
parliamentary rules. Messrs. G. Ortiz and f. Pine
supported it. Bot the main question was STAYED of
till the hour Of adjournment, ten minutes after four
on Wednesday morning.
M. Miguel Antonio Otero, young gentleman some
time student at law in st. Louis, and since his re-
turn to New Mexico chosen representative from
his native county Of Valencia has been elected
from his seat. Mr.. Otero has published protest in
the Gazette, which is written with ability aud
illness. As an illustration of the Mexican mode of
doing business, we quote part OF this document
On The oath Of December Rafael Guterres presented
PETITION to the Legsaturs Pssying that might be
that wss not legally qualified TO hold said Office,
count Of not being Of sufficient age and claiming the
seat for himself upon grounds which unable to per
csve not alleging that he had the majority Of the qua
lifted voters Of the said county OF vaenca The exis
lature took the said petition into consideration and
without suing the usual customary and legal
in such matters refused to refer the said petition
proper committee and by such refusal denied the
right to be heard In defence by council testimony
and in this extraordinary and summary mode of pro
ccedDg have denied to me seat in the legislative body
After these specimens, we do not suppose anybody
will contest the proposition Of plain speaking cor
respondent of the Gasate, who thus delivers him
SELF
We say, without besitation that the OF the peo
pie Of New Mckee d not understand the principles
Of republican government
The Governor has appointed az Board Of Com
mssioners for the building OF State House, the fol-
lowing persons:-Preston Beck President; Manuel
Alvarez and Francisco Ortis Delgardo D. v.
Whiting is Secretary Of the Board, and Judge
Houghton Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14
Pm ssenners SnlIed.

sAvAxSAH-steamship florida-Dr W Bugbee and
lady Hon Arnold lady and child A Porter, Hale
Jr, Mrs Hale, Miss Ward DR. Boraud and lady, Mrs w
Green and servant, DR. s N Dawson, DR. Nolan, A
Warford, A sheldon, johnson, J W Beach, J A VII
v Foley. Fink and lady, I Allen, N NJ HYATT, Miss
Fink, Martin and lady, II @ Ketchum, Feter, Il
Merry, Mr. Cornish, W $ Davis Scott. Beeks, II
johnson. Hunter, Cowes, ID Spaulding, ID Rich
ardson, n Beal Mrs Auduine and friend, W Doody.
Morgan lady and child Bems and lady Mrs Silver,
Prendergast and lady Master Prendergast, Brown,
Smell, II Raynor II Price, Miss Clark, II Bake.
Mrs N o Flanagan, l. Gardner, Newburger, Palmer,
sibsrt, o Hull W Moore. Humphreys, HAr.
din, A Cassdy-16 in the steerage
RICHMOND, NoRroLK observation-disclosures Roa
noke-T C1opton, A Waterhouse, Capt J Cole Bose,
Pope J + Haley, Daniels, N Hotchkiss p Sheryvan
C II HIM. Miss Z Lee. Mrs II Briggs Robinson v No
rim, A Spencer, c Halkett, Mrs Aakett, SnAn, N
Les, Robinson, Mrs Robinson, W Wells, Z Roblnsss
Mrs. Wslls-oe In the stSerNge
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA March l3-4 PM
Notwithstanding State Of Georgia, Collins, Savan-
nah bark Camilla (Prns) Otto Bordeaux 40 days brig
Mary Crowel Boston; schrs Hamlet, Hall Providence
John Lancaster, Ross, NYork.
March H.
Ceared-steamer City of New York, Matthews, Boston
barks Louisa Kilham (not schr), White, Havana Chas
Lex Harper Port au Prince schrs Margaret (Brl Ster
ling, Halifax, Ms; John Gipin (Br) Collins, Ragged
Island Chas ii Rogers Steelman, Cienfuegos.
Disasters, &c.
See by steamer Africa for disasters TO American
vessels, &C.
CLIPPER SHIP GOLDEN EAGIE-The following Is
letter of Capt Samuel Fabens to the owners
dated " of Rio Janero" Goth January describing the
&C edent which befel the ship" We had favorable
passage till arrival in latitude 3S OF south and lone
tude as IA west 80 days. out when during hard gale
from the west and south westward shipped tremen
dous forward. which instantly crushed in the gra
tDgs the head breaking of splitting all the knees
breast hooks &c above the main deck opening the top
gallant forecaste tearing off the main rail and stripping
of the outer plankng above the main deck far the
cat heads This unfortunate accident took place between
3 and clock, AM and az I was deck at the time
the ship was Immediately put before the wind TO examine
the damage The hull is to all appearance Except the
above named portiops) sound ever, but as the
clamps breast hooks, knees &c ell gone above the
main deck, with the outside panking i was obliged to
come to the conclusion that II impossible to repair
her at Under these circumstance the wind being
dead ahead for River La Plata kept for this place
We doing exceedingly WELL and ut the time Of
accident were four days ahead o. the Flying Cloud q
first passage the shortest known and under usual
circumstances should have reached Cape Horn 10 70 days
from Boston" Dates 10 the 2oth state that the
sasy repairs woSiA dstsin beS oaly about one week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14
Passengers Arrived.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Africa-Mr Goldschmidt, A A
lane. Mr. Gerson, Mr. Butterfeld, Franeia G Lay,
Mr. Meyers bearer Of dispatches Miss Meyers Robert
SON. Mr. Mntyre, Mrs Murray two children and nurse
Becker, G Gerding, II Wilson Dempster Mr. Ware,
Flora, Goody, Ferany Manning, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Ca
zaet Mr. Richardson Ridde Mr. Getz Mons Caussdierc,
Mr. Bristed, Mr. Valerie Henderson, J b Langios,
Harry, Whye, Meyers Jr, w Taylor II Beals, q Fre
chett, Mr. Munos, Fowler, Fenk, Hook, G Mooney,
Mr. Kossel, Mr. Newman, Mr. Bonnet Mr. LAral Mr. Ander
SON Russell Mr. Quarty Eve children and servant, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

Agurs oalwsy March T. lat - a. len % g. EXCHANGED
1snaL with .kip sabine supposed 70 bs from Calcutta
BIG vulcan Brj Card, Glasgow, Feb 4, TO Nsylor &
Co. Fob a lat q 5s Ion Do o. In gala, lost topSaant
mast; March T. 10 miles Of Cape Cod, bark hove
to repairing damages, having lost foreopmast and lib
boom sth Of Cape Cod spoke schr VIM Henry Of Frank
fort for Pensacola The came In the Hook Friday
last but detained below has been 10 days Of the
Banks.
Dutch gauiot Jacobus, Burt, Amsterdam, VIA Rams
rate a days, TO Punch Meincke.
Schr Rose (Br), Ganon Arichat, Is days, TO leary
Experienced heavy weather; lost galley, buwarks, &C.
Schr SPond, Crowel, Portland, days.
schr Leo, -, Rockland, days.
BELOW.
Ship Silas Leonard from -
Bark Swsrwick (swe), Wahtstroone, from Smyrna Dec
l6 TO Punch Mencke
Also, Br brig, with loss Of fore and main topmasts
and Sails
SAILED.
Brig Zsnobia, Carleton, Neuvitas.
Also sailed, from Quarantine. steamship Humboldt
Southampton and Havre ships Empress Of the Sea- San
Wind during the day, WtoN.
Ship Constellation, Friday from Liverpool, an
chored ut the W Spit on Thursday evening. She
changed signals LIST inst lat A. Ion 3d. with ship Liver
pool hence for Liverpool.
Ship Star Of the West, yesterday from Liverpool
with 466 passengers the 9Th inst Lat 43 80 lon 81
perienced gale from NV split and main topsas
foresa and fore staysail Had westerly winds since
ing the Banks.
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I Z l. Il G. r A p II 7 c..

PMIADELPHIA, March 3, 1853
The vicinity Of the late murders has been thronged
the whole day The house has been closed and the bo
dies removed by the The funeral has been de-
layed in order to await the return Of Mr. Lynch from
New York who is anxiousy expected, to ascertain the
amount of money carried off, Circum tances show that
the blow given with leaden pipe, which feled Mrs.
Shaw, was inflicted by left-handed man. The susp
cons against Arthur Spring increasing from the fact
that he is left handed.
The steamer Emma Watts was sunk in the Wabash
river, on Friday last by coming in collision with the
steamer Hermann. No lives were lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

A NEw CoMET--A communication from Pro
fessor Bond TO the Boston Advertiser dated 9th
inst says "a comet was discovered last evening,
at the observatory Of Harvard College, by Charles
W. futile, assistant at the Observatory. II was
situated about five degrees south, preceding the
bright star Rgel. The comet Is considerably con.
densed towards its centre, but no definite nucleus
was noticed.
March s, ct Oh. Pam. Comet AR, 4h. 4sm. 4ss.
South dec. l0d. Sam. sos.
Daily motion In AR, "a minutes decreasing.
In deo, two degrees north.
Star Of comparison, Weisss, HogN Nv. No. 1881.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14

Dsatsass Of Fine On Other Members Of the
Common Council.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN COURT-APPLAUsE
AND Kisses.


SunoKfOr COurt-SpecsaA Verms
Before Hon Judge Duer and Hon. Judges Bosworth and
Emmett Associate Justices
MARcH "a" What win be done with the Common
Councs the inquiry that struck upon from
every group about the City Hall and from all quarters Of
the court Nothing 4" the laoonic reply, in
more in stances than Others, however thought
there would be fine and admonition, but imprison
ment.
Shortly after O'Clock the aled in every
part leaving room for the and-tweny de-
6ants of judicial inunctons. Some time before the hour
appointed eleven oclock for the sentence, the Alder
and Assistants entered the court, and with
difficulty made their way to the position assigned them.
" Make way for the Aldermen heard from the
stentorian lungs of the official Who though not lachry
NOSE individual is called crer but, to look the
port'y array Of the Common Council and their good
humored faces there seemed need for tears sympa
thy for them.
All conjecturc to the amount of penalty soon
however at end The Judges having taken their seats
the clerk proceeded to call the names of the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-14
Telegraphic Marine Reports.

I5USTUN, MHTCu
Arrived-ships Sabine, Calcutta, Nov Is Carissa,
Liverpool (he encountered rough passage and sustain
ed considerable damage to the rigging spoke, date off
Cape Aquillas ship Young Phoenix Of and for Bedford
with 1900 bbis sp and $50 bbls VIII OH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-20
Telegrsphic.

Buffalo, Dec. 12-hnttsrs quiet again at Erie. A
meeting Of the Directors Of bs Road held on ssur
day and made proposition 10 the city Of Erie which va
rejected Ali parties awaiting the result OF the in
junction against the Mayor and Council Of Erie restrain
ing them from doing damags 10 the road which Il to b.
argued to-day at Pittsburgh.
Buffalo, Dec 10-Thsre some excitement on the
dock when the steamer Louisisns came in to-day In
sequence Of charge Of murder agxinsnt Of her det
hands who supectsd Of robbing and throwing
board the Second Mate Of the steamer Buckeye Stat
who board The had. however. been arrested
at Cleveland where the Louisiana touched in coming
down
Cleveland, Dec. 12-Nine deck hands Of the steamer
Louisiana arrested Saturday charged with
dering and robbing the Mate Of the steamer Buckley
State on board the former boat her trip from Buffalo
Boston, Dee 12Ths Municipal election has resulted
choice for Mayor Benz sesver; the regular whig
nee lacks nearly 100 votes Of re-eiection The
greatly elAtes the Maine Law advocates
New York Dec 12The sIoop-ofwar Albany sailed this
morning for the West Indies
Balimors, Dee 1.-the sales Of Rio cones during th.
past three days amount to 5000 bags Itisquoted
TX to 12k and 13c per pound several vessels adsI
with sugar and molsssss foE New Orleans this
which are now over-dus have not yet arrived
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-20
THE HOMESTEAD. :. By LADY srEscrK.

1t 10 not a. It used TO be,
When you and were young;
When round each elm and maple tree
Tho honeysuckles chung;
But still love the cottage where
passed my early years,
Though not single face Is there
That memory sndears.
It Is not IS II used to be.
The moss IL on the roof,
And from their nests beneath tho caves
The swallows keep sioof
The robins-how they used 10 sing
When you and I were young;
And how did nit the wild bees wing
The opening flowers amongl
II IL not a. 1t used 10 be-
The voices loved Of yors,
And the forms that We were wont to see,
We see and hear NO more.
No more Alas, We look in vsin,
For those to whom we elung.
And loved a. We can love but once,
When you and we're ysung.
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Total.

We understand that the heavy losses Of the Messrs.
ness Immediately and prosecuting it with characteristic
vigor O. provided the insurance offices prompt
and energetic in their movements, which we have
doubt they will be- There many laboring people
dependent upon the enterprise Of these gentlemen that
j. become. matter Of great moment to resume
in full operation In a few days
The Herald says:
We cannot refrain again from speaking Of the noble
conduct Of our rsnsn Amid craoklns tmbers and his
in their efforts to roll back the pillows OF fire. Some idea
be formed of the degree OF neat considering the fact
that dcu at times to bear it In the upper
part Of Franklin square Yet amid all this for three long
hours, the heroic fremen worked at their engines and
By no means considered by some the least item in the
history Of this great congration the destruction Of
the manuscripts Of embryo Walter Scots and Byron
and historians the t appearance OF which before the
public eye looked to by their anxious authors
as the birth of their Immortality, Who can say how
many Harriet Beecher Stoves unhedged spirants for
literary fame had anticipated future of continual
shine suddenly turned into dark and dismal night couded
overcast BY the columns Of smoke which went up from
Harpers' ruins.
who say how many of these mspUecripts were the
result Of seepsss nights and years OF
for ideas and which, when completed, received the full
admiration of at least their writers, and which
handed in to the publishers with an air nat said Just
that S n' we eopssr
bghted hopes the would great obscured the airy
castles vanished the literature consumed the amount of
property destroyed the numbers thrown out Of employ
ueut the Walton, another revolutionary hero gomez
- reflect that all this from setting Of gill Of
cainphene, how naturally up the words, behold
how great matter little fire kindlehn 1t has been
long since coufagrsop such this took place and
may it bs longer time before called upon record
| such another.
| CAsD-The undersigned take occasion to say that
in consequence of the destruction of their establishment
by fire this afternoon they will be unable Immediately tc
fl all the orders with which they have been favored
The sheets stereotype plates and copy of Hapers New
Monthly Magazine for January having been consumed
delay Of few dsys will unsvodably In the deliver,
that number to agents and subscribers The under
signed take this occasion to return their thanks to tn
members the Fire and Police Departments and other
who rendered assistance reseuing thsr
ployment and portions Of their property from desruc
ton Their business will be resumed at the earliest POI
sible monuUnt. The members Of the Arm be seen
business at Nos 70 and 81 Cliff street.
! HARPER & BROTHERS.
New York, Saturday evening, Dec. 10, 1858.
u - nnydnae ~ daafhs in NeN Yark for Ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-20

Colonel Benton's History of Thirty Years
Operation Of the United States Government, will be
issued from the press about the first OF April neXt The
work will be comprised in tso volumes octave Of
hundred pages each
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-20

Daniel Boone p is now in St Louis and will shortly be
put up for rattle 1t is valued s60O there will be
three hun ired chances at So each.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-20

FRoM THE Rio GRAspEs-We have received ths Browns
vile Flag of the Sd and the 10th In its iss Of the
former date it says the yellow fever although Il i raging
violently, has yet considerably Abatsd. A few new
in Brownsville every day, but prompt and
careful attention effect in nearly every Rel
ativs to the epidemic the Flag has the fo.lowing
Among the soldiers In the gsrrison many deaths still
large portion Of them city this
and entirely unacclmated. this may for
the mortality being greater with them.
We informed that the fever is sbating in Matamo
the number Of deaths from the epidenc that have
occurred in that city during the last fifteen days have
heard estimated US high as 200.
The number Of deaths in the garrison since the 18th
ut is nineteen, OF which four non-commssioned s
GERS which makes the total number during the epidemic
forty
The plan Of fGuadasjara, proposed by Santa Anna was
ratified by the State Of Tamaulpas on the 9th inst
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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20 1853
MISCELLANEOUS.

LyINE WATCHES, JEWELRY AND e.
III sILvERwARk. KTA
Call a MELVILLE co.'s Wholesale Houss, No. II ~ 81
Camp at the Retail Stores No. % CANAL and " III 3AS
ELRY, or sHvERwARE.
Diamond BRoOcHEs EAR RINGS, oRNAMEFTs;
Gold Guard Fob and Vest CAINs Lades Guard ChaAnss
Fhlsgrss psn sets Of EAR RINGS and PINS;
Brooches for Hair Cud Brao@lsis snd Clasps;
Silver spoons Forks Ladies' Silver Cups Goee,s cssssrs sna
Gold Masonic Masks Fsnh EDsh snd Yankee
Coks Music Asoodson Gold Pens and Psnei Cases.
(all makss)
NJ B-fhs bsst wORKMEN engaged 10 Repair wstshss,
CJocks, Jswslry and spsetasles. =
perform well the refunded Don'i
Camp Csna ST. Chsies Streets wAnt
ons.ss ebs.s bsvs : aytiels. m
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A correspondent of the Cleveland Plaindealer
reports the Ship Canal at the ssut Ste Marie making
good progress Some four hundred secured for
winter operations.
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vIs.--Conformement un ordre de rhono


NOTICE.-In conformity with an order of the
Heoorabe the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans dd ssd
June, 1885, Subscribers Commissioners
the application q the City Of New oesus opening
h1ty Road from Religious street to Tchoup ouss street. M public
and the purpose making equabs
Of the respective owners
Interested that they have dposted copy The
with plan thereto with the Clerk Of the said
Court the inspection of whomsoeyeT
q said and
Fourth District Court Of Orleans confirmation
whose hereby
especially objections same writing deposit
them the Of the Clerk the
Last Of this notice. in order that said Cononers
reconsider the estimate
ssd Tier the they deem proper
alton Of said biaton
and the day hred for making reports thereof.
p. 7. PHILIPS,
c. W. WILSON,
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Vanity is 80 constantly solicitous Of self, that,
where its claims not absrsstsA 1t directly
ssek u ailment which it svss by showing how ttls Is
deserved BY others (EgsriA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-20

John Mitchell has announced his intention to
publish weekly newspaper devoted the of Irish
freedom The first number is to be issued the 3lst Of
December, and Mr. Thomas Meagher is to be of its
editors.
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CRESCENT
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THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE NO. - ST CHARLES srRgRT,
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Sunday s1eep,sd for ss sdynne
the Ohes, or is cents week payable the Csrrisra
THE CALCULATION
Of the CRzscKsT, Daily and Weekly
nssdisus 70 Advertiser. AZ
FAMILY PAPER
csrcusss largely, and early itfsns
scss sold Families sivan.agsoasy aaveissd 10
is csHIans. No the
OUR TERMS
are sush 70 isyte the attention and ps,sase the pub
TERMs ADvERrIsIss
Per Square Of Ten Laes PesrFrss nsrou all %
Adverteen's Second Page charged each day.
rni douht will be msde with t Who advertise
for shorter tine.
AL Advertisements
charged accordingly,