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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17


The recent activity in GRAM England has iphuo,cei
busDs here and speculation has forced prices even high
induesd the Government a. oaer much sale LssrLs
BAILEY and INDIAN CoRs are very soAsco che istser 10
.e Of produce FLax in demand for ppient Eng
land rough prs 10Gsn. dressed 2o4lto per eanssr Of
Ssi Psehss Sin eis per ssnisr Of % lbs Bai.h Doe
these citation. 9ec the Iso.Pt Of the ls" ADVICE: 81:
London W Esy ptiap psstres per sterling
Calcutta Markets.. Nov. q, Iasa
Busness had been again interrupted BY succession Of
nsuve holidays from tho lltb the Ssh 10 the export
unket the small saes OF crop Indigo had besn
.o AZ 40 more than the price for the sane marx
isr season SUGAR scarce at fully latest London mArkss
value Better qualities mallor reflections SAL rPGrER have
s.as.d 1osr I'D lover Qualities Assi's'sd hes ,s'
usrketrsusu, almost bare Lac DYE IN good demand ct
prices sHS. :. n.%s qpo,.tos: ssrLILAe al'' IN ''r
Gpss NOR. abundant but prices too high shpmon, %
D":. s,s sss ya checked opsi.on. Il, the n sns
market but ays the roport a. the Americans can spps
enty afford 70 ave better prices shipments vigorously
progress for the UNI ed States OPIUaAtth eleventh sale
Of the 9h November prices ruled rather lower than
stpIeyoos sales Rates are io5d 1865 tor pAtna snS
MosIY usrhet sluttcd. In EXCHANGE, some transsc-
ous at 2si4 2 frat class credits and ~ Tor docunents
to London KS 1850 IS io to Liverpool e87 Sin piece
Goods 70 London, "a Opium to China, ssaso y chest
Bombsy Markets ,....DEc.2
CAPITAL begins TO End more employment. IL 10
M however, ab1ndaht IN European quarters and hseiy 70
continue
ExcHAsGIThe rste of the day for China drawn credit
biIs ia n, although they have been done higher.
Raw CoTrosThe market during the past fortnight has
remained steady with considerable purchases Tor the Eng
ls market previous quotations were fully maintained
CoIroS PiECE CooDs-Ssnes the ARRIVAL Of the mod
tdyisns rising markets. holders have asked advances
Tut there being increased demand Tor the nerer tho
advance accorded to- and prices mostly rcmsin -
3 before
CoTros YAKs-Mue has further advanced in Q Oh chit
degree.
WooLEs CLOTH continues dull, with little or nothing
doing.
MirALs-Enslish Irons of ell kinds advanced in value
Svtdsh without advance: Speter Ia fair request Lead
Pig snee SHEET, slightly higher For Tia Plates tho
msIket 10 tolsIsbly ste dy.
I CocsIsEAL dill at previous rates.
SAFpROE IN fair inquiry.
OPIUM slightly declined consequence of the large mp
ply brought to the PIsideney Tor lndore ssor' Mund
laisr iol(r -.
EvEIGHr 20 Liverpool As s. 6R3 1875 20 London ~ 1917
I 10 Chi IA, nothing dong.
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London Markets..

IRE Lordou evening papers say that Considerable trans
setcrs have taken PLACE IN Irc--e az pvse sale % f1
rress. sCcaR expected 70 open hrrs Native Cey!ou
CofFEE has been brzk az A. iOr good Ordinary TaLL0w
Is Gull Co71os steady. In HEMP, Os and TEA ho aIaSa
CCirE <.
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NEW-ZEALAND.

We have alyices from Auckland Nes-Ze.
lADd, by Nay of Lonsion. 70 SEPTEMBER l4El The a.:
rrsCons e the NetoTls Goltteiis e-glGnins 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17

Ala mecti1g CT he 80. S.lfuTdzire WoEesztershfe
Shroysiire held al Drdlcy the Ith- Il resolved
a.ysnce pnees 2 per tun iof The eDs1ins qlsyser
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AUSTRIA.

The Zoll Conferences ere still going on At
Vienna but npenetTa5le vel Of ny s,ery hangs over
the processing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17

s,sps biseus. dsy and wsfertwtcej 70 hne vesna
S"ks1 res. ssls fab and vegetables, but We had os
s.rrsh 20 eat; we could hsveesen double the quAntay
Ne could ak the Captain for more mere 20 10
n, n suesk 70 az we had no one 70 nterpfa for ~
reenecf the 7h Of the 9th mouth fhe lpth a Octoof
We had quarrel among oa5selyes and began % y.
snd throw bekns &c, AZ esch ether; some o. -.
thipp urueh the Captsin, and be thinking We "ers
0rhtir sgsinst him go mEskszs and fred into ~ ~
sha< four Of our number dead; two OF ne Cnp''0
Jumped overheard. Tsa
The other men adhere 20 the deposition rnsne = ~
GIVE would sppesr that there wss gene -. c5 ar
wsnt Of food ,rnong the pessengers and thu Le
rel sro<e from some misunderstanding oen Tsyv
eut sects among teu About 90 Of one - 'caaan
Mes, were fighting with 100 men re cook OF tie
Chss The men had complained 20 p.e " The
crit and Indifferent character Of sae ~ ro.
psssengers, 10 their statement, e'f'''''"''
deposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-17

PUgsoaal IMtolllgemoe.
at the lsropotsn Eot. arc Hon. John Ross, Solicitor.
General OF Lower Canada, aud Hon. @. p Rooney Pres
dent q p: Dublin ~ tss As as. N.s.p
York; Hon John A. Collier, Binshamton, and Captain
Gardiner a D,sGG ma s.... s.,..o, eo voa.
has arrived in Washington.
Hon Mr.. Walker, member of Congress elect from New
York, Is also In Washington.
Smith lady Children
lady Miss cs3pssi Miss sarreii Parker lady,
sss :sS;: "
LADY, Miss Howard, Dr. II sIs Vert John RaynOd;,
assss nsIs.i s s'
s$t'dSs .ss 5i,:s F':'; S,ss: %hiss
s wsss and ssiiS eslssn Fassss ps.ss
sSj Sss1
1ass;ss sss Il
and sSsSi Si'3'
RI
Sss:g a9 sy.is .R sSn
s H.ssss %saiS
Geabny. b Tooker. w Alfriend, 0 Hobson VIM dcGil
c 7 Patterson w II Beebee, r. Tall, Waters. J Y
Dudley. Marshall Mrs James, Miss James Miss
James, Miss Robertson Cbas Bennett and lady Miss
Johnson Miss Woosey Miss Asshse Miss Greed Mr. vpor
Mrs Gage Miss Baldwin Miss Muse Martin and son.
J Marvin snd lady G Baldwin. G Gilbert Mrp Ba-
con and two children. Lucas lady and child, Mrs
Phoebe and two children Mrs Frances miller and tive
two children Miss Sapfeld Miss Peck, Mrs Gardener.
Miss Skinner Mrs Dudley, Danl Ayres, lady and child
Ward DIR Rawson Mrs Webb Miss Webh, John Hudson and
lady james Foote W Fairsi9th 0 Fasnm J Ben,
John Pierce G Chambers, G Butler w Sherwood, A q
Brown, G Ches. Mrs Wher and child Miss Dudley. and
80 in the Storage.
lady Consul at Cape Haytien Parederes three ohil
dren an6 servant. Covoro. Blaie.
From Brer en- in ship Adolphne-H Dempewolf Schwe
der ] Guldener. Block, Wurtrer. Staalmuller, A
GuillendOrf.
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AhTwETP-Arr hay 81. Mayhower, Rogers, New York
BAIAvIA--Arr March 90, NIB Palmer Low, onrust. Sid
April IL Fanny Forester, Peterson Boston.
BoRDEAUx-Io port May 80, Guiana Receuilh for New
Cpbsns Coroelles for New Orleans; Horato, Kempton,
Philadelphia; Margaret, Wood, do; Martin Friedrich
krseft, New Orleans Arthur, Spear dc Sarah Bridge,
Sturdevsnt, do Elizabeth Bruce. Brown, do; Horat.o
Champion, NYork; Escorisze, Pope, for do.
BREMrRBAvEy-Au May 20, Anna. Raschen, Baltimore
Both, Rous, Lubben, do orion, schwartze Charleston
31st Agrees schilling, NYork. Sid 2eth Johanna, Helm
NYork W Buddecke, Co5us Galveston.
ERIsroI~-si from the PHI May 81, Robert Peel John
fo- New Yo,k. LIT Inst, Chestev holm Hes-d do
SxsSAx-Ax JaHs 1, Aascs foio, Aeress, SYork,
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5ss. Hermann me- q, H isss. New 1e..
CARDrr-sld June 1. Baticos, Houghton, sFranoisco.
CuxHAvn-Arr May 90 Hsrschel, Jacobs from NYork
for Hamburg; Soth George Thos, from Charleston for
CRosnADr-Arr May % sylphid.. IAvry Boston.
ss %
May 80 sogs s.ni
from New York for Bremen; 81 inst Golden Eagle.
Thompson SO days New Orleans for St Petersburg
DUssosn Gsle Of wisht)-Psssed May 81, Dsvonshirs,
Hovey. from London for New York.
i1 Nay a. As 81 Mary Whtiss Jones'
from Havana for st Petersburg Robert Hooper, Churchill
OF do LIST inst, ossippes. Merrill from Havans
., GIAscow-AIr June Cora Linn, Lambert. New York.
pest Fulton Mobile 3lst Harvest Nichols Apaachicola
Judah Touro, Lewis. NOreans Ezcelsior, smith, NOR
HmSoT- Arr May 80 mary, Gilley, NYori; Mississ op
Harvey Baltimore. SD lat inst Moses Taylor Mandru
HAsBuRc-Arr May %, Rastsde Lauw NYork.
LrvKRpooI-Arr June Acadia, Gailee, Savannah; 4th
Jessie MaIn: DucAett N0reans
Sid I'd, California Laidey, NOrleans Sd, Prince Of
Wales, Sampson, Boston.
Cid ID, Johann LANCE, Lauke, NYork; Madawaska,
Enid for log 3lst ut Lapland. Simpson, and Star Of
Empire Brown for Boston Naples, Duncan, Pha; oiym-
pus Wilson NoIsans LIST inst Mariner Mcintyre aon
/
Jane Hunter st Patrick Kinney, anl Springfield Roy
NYork Martha Ward. Slower, and Courier, Gemmell
NOrleans; %, PArthepia Shoot. and Richard Morse
DnsmoIe, NYork; Edward johnson, Lawson, Portland;
Alexander, johnson, Baltimore.
Also lae, squantum. Croker for Boston Princeton,
Russell FOR NYors Oty of Manchester (s), Wylie, for
Philo phia and others before reported
IoNDoN--Cd Msrca 81 H-ios DaE pevig, Ne scasle and
NTork, June 9 Nicoai, Jean, Martini Newport and
NOrl,sps.
IlMERIcK-Sld June 1 Rosa. Schroeder. NYork
NARsEnIEsSid Mey 2S, Prinz Oscar, Stephenson, New
York.
sADnRA-Atr May %, Brooksvile, Tbbstts New York
Sid 2lst, Heroisimo, do.
NANTEs-Arr May %, Mount Washington, Goodwin,
Orleans
New HAVEN May 80, John Ravenal, Htnan, from
| Philadelphia for London.
NEwPoRr- Cid June 1, Reindeer Lawrence, NYork.
PAIERMo-Arr May "a, Parana, Bettes, Messina.
RIGA RoADs-Arr May %, Cleopatra, Danneberg, New
| York; 25ih A R. Oldrey. do.
S1AhT-0G May &c. Violet from United States for Lon.
| don
Txxn -Arr May 81, Albert, Reichfsh, Boston.
FALMOUTH, June 1.-The Brodrene Evansen, from
Gothenburg for Boston, which put in here May 3d. leaky
has been surveyed, and commenced dischargng.
BREMEN May 3l-An American schooner, dismasted
ard abandoned marked her stern. . Fanny of Ne v
York. was passed Nov 2, lat 38 N Ion 81 w. by the
Marie, Often here from Porto Plata Undoubtedly
the schr Fanny Jamson, which left NYnrk on the
I'd March for Australia and several times fallen in with
| Rbandone6].
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Ar1ved-ship Robert Patton, Apalschicoa briggs Eliza
Burgess San Juan Cuba Mail and Empire Pniladelphis
scbrs Rachel jane. Washington NC John Clark, Freie
ricksburg Falcon, Ranger Jane Patterson Julia Ann,
and David Smith, Philadelphia; Isabella Conna Mary
Eliza be III Pavilion, and Effort NYork,
Also arived-Shp John Bunyan Liverpool barks
Franklin (F) Rochelle; Iom Corg,n Cenfuesos Charles
william Charleston
Cleared-Bark Maria, Melbourne, Australia.
NEW ORLEANS, June Is
Arrived--Bark Susan Lind, Boston.
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PHILADELPHIA, june io--4 PN
Arived-Ship Heycyps (br). Smith, Liverpool; briggs
Fsbsrs Foupta!ne san Jage de Cubs; Melazzo Nichols
CaroeDas; Token, Smith, Boston, velasco Dillingham;,
Providence; Brem gslliot Amor Kassehom, Bremen sch
Kendusky HaskeH Providence b l. Berry, Weaver, Boz
ter; Stratton Haley, Morris River
Ceareo-Erigs Emma Baker Boston; yeasco, Dilling-
ham do Friend ship, Wilson do; schrs l. Berry Wea
ssr P,Qyidsnce z STATION, Haley Richmond, Va; Ken
uutky, uaskcii DottUn I0Dia5. uanu, oayannai
Say ali Ann, FOLEY, J DIRK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-17

LAUNCH oy THE STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE STATE, AT PmA
piaPHA-Ihs magnificent steamship Keystone State in
connection with the State Of Georgia Of the
line, wa launched at O'Clock Wednesday morning.
rom the ship yard Of Vaughan Lynn Remington. She
s219 e~t long, n feet depth OF hold, and width Of
beam 80 feet-siagonay iron braced from stern
hachDery-sde lever marine engine cylinder 80 inches
20 aameer stroke feet and supplied with Berson's
fresh water condenser The materials of the Key stone
state stated to DO of the best desert ptiou her model
unsurpassed for beauty, and her finish displays the
pu,est that bespeaks euiognm Of the highest
oruer lot those who wrought this beautiful hand work.
ana proudly eevates the character Of mechanics and
srusH Capt Robert HArdie has been selected to
mann tne heyston STATE he La . gentleman Of expe
pppeGtR0t S'S"s VIZ - - "
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Rsport-Ia favor Of paying the medical bl1ls q ORA
Foot Bibbins, Budd, Edmouds, Van Ler and Keirsted
To Committee on Police.
Report-In favor Of allowing tbs members o. Hoss
Company No 33 to lay out garden in rear Of their
house To Committee on Finance.
Retouton-That the oyster stand built In the street.
opposite Catherine MARKET b removed forthwith To
Committee Markets.
The Board then adjourned to Friday afternoon, at .
G. /. McCLENACHAN, Clerk.
The Proposed Increase OF the Salaries OF the
Police.
The chairman Of the Committee Salaries and Offices
presented petition in the Board Of Aldermen last even
ing the application Of the members OF the Ponce pe
partment for ncl ease of pay The committee are OF
opinion that the police not paid fair compensation
lcemen more energetic They therefore submitted the
folio wing rates -.
Captains PoA
Patrols and detailed men ...............$ I0O
This is intended to take effect Immediately. The re-
port by request of the chairman Of the committee
laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
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rBY SANDY Hook PKIs1ISa TErEGRApH

HIUdLANII5i Ib-SlndOW1.
Ship Patrick Henry going out past the bar. Ships Con-
queror ard Empire State coming down past the Spit.
rive briggs bound out. Mt anchor the Spit 0ae
brig south Of fbe Highlands
Wind fresh from the South. Weather clear.
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nlRITImE IATELLIGEHcE.
Port OF New York. June I6, 1853.

a. All packages and letters Intended for the NEW YoRE
HERALD should he sealed.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived--Bark Susan W Lind, Boston.
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gbe I1orlo's fair.

sootaro. FOR TYE EXHIBITION IsDcsIRY o. ALL Ma
T5cEs 'ffi.h" i.@ ~ ~ 49, A., A. IA
EXUIBITORS of MOLILo and MACHINERY are
II to fed hat dy receive taer
they FL tue eAo ed as ely
possible space cccuped by L. September vii be c,nsd
eae and si'cfnent made
Bf oids " the Denef1l teuCclt
- JOsXPH h. HOLMES, Director O. Machinery.
IrsocArioN ExIiaTiOs OF Ius ISDvsfRY OF ALL
kaIfo.s OfIEcs, No - BgOADWAY (
rEH-i OK, lOt1 August, 1913
NOTICE IS HEREBY GlYEN-Ihat the Board 81
" Directors resolved sdue Of Inc CAPITA SOCK
Of the ASSOCIATION, and that the remaining
s qo.rd SPARES onbu,-d in the proportion Of One
NJ. VERY Shares ifc y tbs SOCK
srs .opafg the books o. me Ccooraon on Iae sy
T. ga mt Dccx prov ded tf4t before me %fh
Sy psy rd,ed milan escn o. ne sad aad9nh 1he
- Ttnsr ccscd FROM y u Of me - August ~
ojsA 81 Of the 1sh Jos. b. COLLINS Tfes-u er.
sutsfsTerDrHf'F OiFI-r CGYsTAL PLACE July l5 1855
rN8E PUBLIC respectfully Informed that The
CRYSTAL PALACE 10 open every rag t5aod e1cepted
s,o.n Of s0coct A. NJ. sDd7 o'clock T. d. 0ntI ie
kn notice 100, 81 - = -. or -. .
k.son gcsots, SO ... r. L., p.,- .
A. NLas store VIM Hal son, No ~ Boad"y, cJaeT u
fgtJiscs. r,-.,--
JJlN akTC fiOEH. SECRETARY Of the 8apcnnre'dents
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CONSTOCK's PHONETIC READER, No. l.
" COM-TOCK's JUVENILE RE OEa - Cora pr'rrs.-
eson spelnz Rsdnz f-s. book Y Phorete kee
fscond too Common Alphabet Pu5islea b. CO 4
81 Ar list. Piscel hA p q ssch- en> ser dosn
n csLts.
DEFORM BOOK STORE. No g. Walker-s- third
IL or q Brossvsy DR. T I ScHOts 21s SO 3
ur0re ss-st a. a ert E-OTERiC ANfhROPJL1Di
IA the BOOK - NJ are .nt ri - o.
rrfter NJ. Silence q
srd NJ Wsuers Eq1,sbe conam-ree' .d rrscilA -
the Prr s n EquT i1t WA
ATTY ard the Noreu Iinlcs Sc Movement ~ bis
Love 2sTisfe" tsrlre the ove-th9ores O. -
al nrFosceT the famous tscrso1 D. James
f-se.rv ,nd Arders 4. wiki other nPortsn RI. %
frsfis
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
ALPINE HOUSE. or WHITE MOUNTAIN STA.

n ZION HOUSE-GORHAN y. H.-Th- best, ehssres. ssi
mos. erredcrs route White honnans ~ TIE
Atlantic and lawrence RAra By aaa 2ss1gcrs ,an rran
tie from Bo Portland n y to1r a'l-
ou Portland All t~er-y-'our hrrs Nes-lelk tas -
Sntnns can oe
seco ur shed " -a'rnsi - - - ,.-.-,
Ire Prorristo of the WHITE MOUNTAIN STATION HOUSE
sres 70 ersious the which hs House
hcs former coed carriage road ezts-ds N ne
rler n. Mount NeshuEt0l sherce good BRIDE
"a x-srt % fhe summit
BRIDE rh been -r1ie fr- q
II
"a thar from summit Morrt " ashinSt -sef
IT, JT,rs~ rnrr-cfcus eegf- With ss'hi,F sni
al he corveurces OF csss hotel l. hlldd and
,,f- .rfrr cons Coo sd md sSie horses
rue5 AZ al rres Tie mountain AID Akes 10 tie vi'nty
aicurd n -, -,
$40 ssire AID r P Azi A,Ae aud ST. Lawrence kNoac
P-pre-. m Sis-srs Ea can re = Ia ~ence Stesnl
o. Nora b. he s.. LaNrerce A. Ale hSle-1 . TIE
S.af'cn House fiortAm. }. X EiIChSONk 4 ~.
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WANTED EMPLOYMENT az Entry Clerk or for
w ter bva teupe-ae tnl-redl with perieet
trovcE~ 4 Goc- city rrfeIerce rO -. spr
Car te s-sn a. No PArk Place, up stain
yTANTEn-In a frst-clsss Boarding S'ho' Tor
w Yourl Ls6ies vel qusife5 Ensash ocyei5fS
tie elements Of Nitefnl t,d L-in App
% l. leh II NJ - Cn'vsrsi'y-- Ice, NeE-tork-
yyTANTT D-By a young Man who has two or three
W hru -fsrsr s-usio - colecto ~ = o. o.
epl- Trrns oerare srd eTsne . 50 sis tof A
dIsr l. tc- No. Ia Trbune Ohee
S1lANTFD-A Young Man who wishes - study Law,
w vii ae1d 20 the Minor iies OF e
oFes ior compensation. Cal Al Nc y "als ID fooI
Nc ..
WANTED-A competent and thorolghll prac'i:i
w der; wh1 il ca-sbe u aSns ehrse o sl,p 20
such Ecd nduce be OF rs- Nore oa-f ae afy
ATfly - 70 ~ BroadSly.
{NANTED-By an experienced hand: Iravellng
w sseIcy fsor ~hoeas Lilucr Is: lie ca1 ~
i-rre county tTrde Reference proiuc d address AtEN4 NJ
Isl Nest-f.
tVANlEp-A situsiion by res,ectable young
w Woran 3 PRIV faa - Pii1 cok W asner -
Ircner 20 DO chs 1heTwork srd pn sew W. .s
By Der Can be for thee c4s a. NO 81 "
uel if.h-st- secord foor. hack
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srsricI xDtifss

-T r. Meagher CIab.-rhe Esclrs.Sn Of the above oody
~ HONDAi ln mt Boat leave. Lot ci C-i1i-
efsft ~ . - JNO. HASLON Secretary.
~ Gas Lisbt, A saving of fw. live per cent :
w EfDDf rs CAs kfOiL sIOh' better liza.
~ .rsd with rednc.o is twenty-five cent
Si - fe Office Of tue Oa Regulator C,l9
~ a. Bos1wsy' Regulator Ia operation ani proclfe
eor.irg Op u usinf the h-s1a
u s..1t.c ho have rhofoughy tested is value
~ Enfars.t IBsen14cnce Daccs ara Labor Es-
- 80 H ana n Laaals N.w-YOTk This ONCE
~ ~ I'm ration who're s@sJs - ouAo
s,s, Az era ard .vnr Il very D~ fsts oi wages
os. r I've writing t lie SnSeTln s1dsut
a - nscy 70 pey tie pssage o. ne oru 70
s1e@ ~ ~ JAS P. FAGAH, sspsrr tsBsens
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Sersss, Gdrriagfs, &r.

A FASHIONABLE twoseat light Carriage for sale.
n Run cu,y SgI tines Apply a. MecONEGHrrS sAhe'
Frs1th -. next 20 BroadEa7
srTIES for SALES choice and best selected
w Ee,tuty wu.s offered in this a-ss tor e 'las
oJ BISHOP u'ie jersey CITY Very on tie b-rs
Point rd Jerey CITY PLANK Road ofC sIsSON coraef Jer'
se,v ard scuh-cst-stases rsnIi every IS sinl,es
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Eos. and found.

EOUND-A sum of Money. Apply At No III Full
i
z CST-On Saturday Goth inst. COLLECTION
LBOOK EFST ROLL bu q l. bak leather POCKET si, y IN
orer H. SROWN and others lhe tr1ai if r
r6ze. he hook j. 4 ~ value tn he owner sur
VII b pad uy returning the 20 the o'' ~ 81
va 81 r. n = VI J99 Housout, aud evening
T. IN KEWARp-s from the Hotel at Niagara
yYs5O Fss god hulti- lCver Watch No " 70. 'srt N'-
tc uait isero C-se' - -l7e- 81 over atd = ~ e on ~,
covfry OF n wa'oh by F. ~. COCK CO No 81 0eiars'
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DARNUM's MUSEUM.-The famous Company here
et trss .hq:e peg AsTs 2 s1y ~
sso5s Of he BooS CHILDRES r4is gvEVISG
- oel,et piscss the MAID WITH The MILK
Zoe ss BsARDfD LADY and Other .u-oen,s- % Be
=: ss',os7 "a ss1qaet y es5tsezt.s-
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