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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
a,eoicai.

EOURAUDs LIQUID HAIR DYE is, without ex
eo Of riy.@' ' IN, s1 lsi9,9 AZ S1 MEDIC
,st S9Is co b. o az % he 6sy I5aia Rcu re-
B6sdsy Bews1e OF hs Ie iitacn utterly unica 10 the com
Bs., = Wssbs'cS, B 500 ssde Is Sid rssdefha SC
4 YING.IN INSTITUTE. No. s0I West 36th-st., near
~ asayMs c S nAAER NJ D. srsaqa.. and pr.ese eSy.
n hlo te ttst 81 medical 'aie aaa uu ss si he bestowed
q IS s 1 a. S ss '''' " ''' ounce ' SANE
4 ADIES wishing 10 be conioei privately can find az
L. IN Re ho, Ola pyear ia qaiei uslshborAood
sqvI, iy slG.sas Il. NJ b.x No is oeaoFa FossOaSe.
y lOBBlD STATE Of tie STOMACH, Liver and
kewesi Dyspepsia Nervousness, G,nersl Debility ke-Dr
eRy lseo.,aid teiveen .uG i a ~ ssd an z N At
80 Fre- e,rsa'st5n 10 pat.us limited means Oaly
~ WHISPERS and HAIR became weak through
-, "..'s'. es ore bottle Of GRAHAMS oNGuESf' ne
g'ity psAs ne tssld hoa, iung staining de desh
s 4 Isvats iassss',s' Of 'h county r. O. GRAHAM No
NEWNOEk FAMILY MEDICINE Co-Prncipal
~ Chce NJ 81 broues, Ncw-Yo.A f,t door tst OF Rr5 "a
CO .'s wy S s.. I, a. s s q ~, ya,s A.'
ANilsCOBBTTic sSRr or Conpesd Of s.-s,r,,,, yel,,
~ lSieesA &C, Se' 'le bet nae IA Ore PuiS
ssie.sia A,fs ES1 knniea$ bles, Pnplss Ra.Saaassa
siaNos sd 6fEeo.lss VII eS az s T sue 'es 81
b,sk Nsnces luiistiity " eatnoss &c.
AASt CciiAL-l ae only sare remedy On the world r D,sea
Dasisssstd Head. ssk Bessale Fes cosS
saci ~ m has reV heen tnewn 10 il shea tough, el
S.SttLsf s guf.eriecd
hoSfRA syRlP -T6e oay perfectly rohe rssssy fr the
Ntsu tale iasa., | -'-
Aasass stesss 'uaorsd BY pr C. JOHNS NJ SO Hoa.,sa
n AZ NJ c-hcfs Eay fc ~ otoe Of
~ 49, tee Aisiar 81 cIussl.S vel as ..u ls :
We -'s'- ceepctQr 70 ne tlsGe
e'LANfIf' BilIERS.-Ths snicle ls offered C
- 81 - e,.s soIe - Oetihy ladi.essos -issl CO. pxn,
tfpt no NcITuls yereI.iY tfeS
fsf,1. sna sioiy gestf4fs aosnc1
W. HiNS> Co so 20 pssriss
~ StRtP q HOARBOUND aad VEGETA-
- No., a. - ISIS - 400 81 ee5.s .shtg 40
Atff slHrUnr H.
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feaal Notites.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Y@ PSs hsT'9y Ss9 to c, prise. ofshs
% S 20 Psis.t s AT SBe n Aorny No Ii Ss
we Of OSes 8 ON or before the day SOvs5ar
n7 l:S sf'' * 1s srfI EBBs HALL
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
c:s5 Es1 IPt se5,s ssy ss yss ,s: . 5s 3. am
~ SoD re. 70 ,ss os.Ss ~ sor.,
9: q sS o., r3 q: 20 ' r S1 s' Goo6sa
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse e. Ssaith, Esq
Il 's to so.. S 8s s atsaS s'' %56Ds.S
o te ssf;:',s o.: hey :. f.I ds 20 t' H. e. q.
6'I q E.o'lS' e. e. s s u ssR7 w6osis
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
H.. eso JOIN S %A isi e. sSc he s e. IS, Sc! r
ne ,sns vi yaehe', eo 70 ne sas' ~ ,s 49,
s'Sasssf Is sa '' " I'd s TIyLiY " D
NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures Is hereby
IN that the process. Of ths sale o. the real e o.
6s1 trdT ne oYde Of the Surrogate Of County Ne
Of RewYc on The eoord day o'clock ts
et 5oseh hep W" " BRA6FoGD
CUTREME COURT-Tbe Farmers Loan and Trust
- Company issc ~ Parker Geors- W Red Efsdsrs ,
Martin SSh9 q s You are hereby
eottVe Csisrsugu oousiy 1 or, .h ey
ard fl answer the compliant - 9e'ae n
d paPS wan AsS Iou VII axe notice that
was SID in the oce Csk Of AesAny County the ID dag
jl9 lawswb Paniias Attorney.
C,IPERIOR COURT of the CITY of NETWORK.
- Alert Stnberg sfainsi GEORGE B. Fooe and Frank l.
Foote mons demand contract lC@n not s--
90 ~ ORGF FOOTE and FRANK L. FOOTE; 90 are here
hv sun ond required the complaint " ms acton
which the office ofthe CLERK Of the superior Court s
CIV Of City Hall City ana 70 copy Of
yr r,wer complaint the subscriber at h once No
Is Jsuucey said within twenty days Alter N,
service Of you exclusive Of the day Of eh service
and said complaint within the time aforesaid
pauuf ' will take Indsmeu agsn yu or the sua
dolas cents
rrcrsI v h rrest thereon forth in conpeint
ron feIde the costs II this actiou-Daed lune a. ISIS
JONATHAN :. Ely, Pauun's Attorney.
The complaint fled 10 Clerks
G June ~. i913
jeaO lawtwM JONATHAN :. ELY, fiaatih Attorney
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wr5sn Ps-. sss.,- ra ard WI D s1rr' Co. cor ss''.
Abr, I.ir,. es.t s,h., John L.~.. - ieh
Jse Weber, Bro.sv,, Ss Johr ~or Ss~'- BET 90 a.>
p.rl N,sii,s b near 9Th J.ne. j..r.n H., Br,.dv,y
u Mar Nsst-rs,-, ssihst, 30 l',a
fctd Wsh SS bi q and css,spssr Bs;t-rz.a Sd and
Jofs FsdE,t sh. =. ID ard Charles oee-t, 4ttA. l sai
Jsh e.An sro.-,, cor Joan D,s,n SD IT, lr AID 'r'
NSh.ei Gun aus. 9th It Sd.v tAA-sre yru esI,a CT
WH r.. d., Is. .sIh r.. . - Rs.c
w snih .hs M ard ld,v. h.rsr-' Co5zS,s q. > s 81
To. C.rou 5sfh-t u =, -. e,hsv. fith
" &c. s q y r. s;..s s i.s !: Is. "a.
BernsId feAdsn izd.t shv Edw,ru Denri fths- % Az
t s ., 49, s,ss,y s s ~ s ,s
b Is15 fisa = 3. & is3 f si lt oa ne: a,
Rot ATM iiih..; = 4.,h see .i,sf.. JG:.c:;JI
70. Br.eshe-, oth-sv- between sit srd sadst.
Ite- so.n, uih he'-een 4Eh are trt New place
jane Dllsr, Ith-.v between lsih ard flth-s,.
Ps sssns 20, S li sIt9 B-sy Ha ss :sT1 s
x: s9g1s.'s,e,y I'm ~ Ievesa a ana '1'
hieh.. Lode, .5tb,t: ser~'en sth and 1th.rs
peten nsrsd y hHeh. Recommending himself 70 the BOAa fer
Lo-s. Jord.n, 44rs-., near SHAY.
EsSf bS s'F Piis . .Ss a. 'srnss ,@''
pTis re Sc! GO .'f s: s..y
n HsJ,r, eor-.r ss7 .nd si.:si
Ahrruc sccu,c I'm loan Bozt,, tsav- s2ist
WifEz Ea fist %, between eth ard shzv8 New paseJ
Michael bsrzeeld. ac-av. between 5rh AID scta 80.
BeeeAer kzsrs. f.s;. herveea Sh I'D 6th-1yL
J.Ees K Post, Cd ~. "a e9.hst. -
Php Grsef i2f- between h al esvG Apphed sor b. q
Bolct TIE lh W.-d tie Temperance Alliance nekes
last al toT Assenoyl
Jcha H. schEae kel bc- ga etk-av ard i3tst. $500
been 1sa Of 10 ne sad you keep al iht
fllw rctl ~ ag1irf ycuJ
John Miller. Bsc1dv1v arG sltAst
Ed1.gU6 Ro1 sgh az. AID Ehst
Gforse Prkar3 Sid Ssh citizen. Iore a. yesrsl
hcEwlrncT, ioth aE- tctweoa "a SA Sc-st t n0ek
young Adam Ethai- between III and gth-aEG
Patrick Oitscu eorEeT lith-av AID 5sts;.
join VIE la sdav between 79th AID cch at (U tmeE
Psfrck v helan iIth Az detwecR f-th AID f5th-st.
Villa Theme 49thst- the ist-as
Joh1 shAe fer flst-st. oth and 3th-4ys
Palace Ice Cream Ss.oon 6lay- esSesa
fcti ard f1st ftz. opposite tle Crysial Palace
Alr,ld Bieek ntsy. t1st Franks Gieser Jds' si''''
John Egnu Sd-Gv. Eds - -.
Wn. Lyons iih-ay tiih e. -,
Roit Can pisi se5-st - - iith AID l<h-ayS
The. Smith, S6th-st ietw "a sna ttlasA
VIM. ~. hammers. 7h-av 3 AID - -.ts 49,,
DedeIck st@ilser northwest corner lithay 'n4 .tl-~
FdE Scuop. Cd :. sGihst thrcs Whtt. litrAs f'i-'L
NJ Costello 49th-st 6h 7thsv John "s.n t-I "a 5tss
John D.ctsr ld-.v -isf krnest W Siss coz broudNy
Reb@rt Cossroye. iItl-.v Ash aud and 5stet
4oth-sf.
TIE Excise Board then adjourned 70 meet II 10 NJ on
Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE of an OLD

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE Of an OLD
EURgT-Hs WTEsLOW You'd call the attention ofhe sa-s
her SOOTHING SYRUP for children teethns II viii i've tas
date relief reduces al Inflammation MAKING the Of eetbs
easy, ard pe,,ep the dycniery and dahss
In quantities cold all EevEnglsnd SOD By G. "A
RING JohDst ard Br0adv.y; BOYD PAUL No -
CounaDdtst- and W CRUhBIE Ne. sis B0vry q
B..el.r+t, kswYort Mn HAYES No. IT'S FuitOn- BrOtyH
Price, n bottle.
90 Tor sale as shove CURTIS PFRKINSs WILD CHksRY
BTTERs BILIOUS and Jsun6ice COMPLAINT .nd genera
sety They quicken the blood ard e and Nc
vhsle sy sen Price Only g.. pint bottles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

NV PLAs TO EBLP DUST OUT % RAILROAD CARS
Nessrs Atwood Waterbury, Of Waterbury, Conn, have
discovered an actual preventive OF dust In Railroad cars
We had the pleasure Of testing the invention on Monday
lat and the result entirely satisfactory The day was
yery warm and the track thick with dust but We rode
veneDced either from dust heat THAI If hal been
seated the ayOraby located pari0r in the Aston
House.
The invention Is extremely simple. An air box Is con-
trueted on either SIDE Of the tender with aperture fac
tg the engine TO receive the air The air hs received
rubes through this open space into the baggage car and
from that into the passenger carstbe whole train being
thrown into vast saloon. AL the cars enclosed at
the point Of coupling by ndasbber put together
so as TO be pbe Of very easy removed II . desired
TO separate the There door either side Of the
platform for the Dgrcss and egress OF passengers which
il only opened after the train Is stopped the windows 70
mainng fastened al the time.
when in motion, the train becomes perfect tube,
through which the air which finds admission At tbs spsr
ture on either side Of the tender rushes with force cor
7, spondng with the motion Of the train. When gong a
The rate Of but fifteen miles hour, the air moved with
sufficient force through the car arhes removed rom ihe
tender % float heavy slk pocketbandkerchef; and u
rshed through the doors being OF the ordinary sze with
force enough 70 blow ones bat on And best Of ALL in
tbese reresbng brsezes not particle Of dust was psrcsp
tible nee, in a hot day on train thus equipped,
luxury worth making long journey 10 enjoy.
Tie Only drawback 10 this invention, Is the heat expert
erced when the train stopped II Is somsshzt oPPres
sye but not much more than in other cars, wbhe 10
dust is blended with the hot air. rendering every resprs
ton but little better han ras2 upon tbs luBgs
Any car DO adopted 20 this invention ~ the snau
CO I of s55 and unless something ~ good or better
speedy discovered, hope b SEQ this Improvement M
froducsd esewbere We most cheerfully bear
Nothing could more efectgaBy accomplish It's object.
Albany Evening Jograa.
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hsttIu 49, 81 -''7 srgb Nooshsn rs 7rh-sr
its ~ ss1' sssb JONI Malu sa, Brosd,y
pe..- -gfsr,tsp 40 stnsv. anc itn-iy
JIis stt.7is I rs, va .o,b., wn 8e,ry sis5.v
0sI. e. 20 Icth-sr i1Eh Msla " weE 2lthst
~. ~ - Ne.,r kps,hs. John Covie. ~ 1th-av.
E. a8 aI Ei5id sl' ,sy s,
p.ys iilr.p ~ IVES, 2a.h,t DAVID CASSIDY ri lo.l4g
John r. Beruoreu, ~ e.. sst lAd-foa aust EeeP maj
Pc Pc o"rltcI se 7!ssv John MetIash GiNalhav
jon B. Hull 81 ehr lcsP; Hall I'll have 70 Keep your
fs i,sa a,1t b 5; Y i;a,
50 captain sgpfes Keep closed tnefs
'n ssst-, S': en- si Asa ne l.y
2 MSl- H s5 g s, :i is isiaeh Fsaaos 81 is-t
rle 4l."is ee'p o'' iOossA' o. the -' 'e-''
Goa il..ss - ch-ay. Mis. Msry Good~in 81 Ws 2sh
i. ,.i 90 i-: SIS A.v. lc.pM Lono'o keeps
Tis .'iS aSo IS 5. fcspYou wall have 70 keep closed
Go cSa.a Son; s. ' g.a Bs b. nA ' u Ar
a'S C wSi i.'o Co.; - s7,it 7iA. ss,f
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Jam. Roe, ., s.y ol.ar Ly gea.gsssa,y Ad: de-:
iSSi I sEt % 90 s lev '' Rooas, Ct '
5% s.,o 10 sld. lcsp,,n yOu seep o.ei tier,
o. 7 iSS ~. si.r,. 81 w,.i z7tl.t
ohH Bsib, = ietha' AdeFmAn-iou -" nave 10 De careful
Seis, Noe'- sl ..., IAdYoa re complained Of Moor,
Me'ntn ~ !'"' " ~ ~
h'ye 49, Az sb - fc.l.-r an, alter IL out for ,'the
-'do" 49, nc --' uoN = -, ,s,; MI. ~
t,tfy sh"eftui & ~ -, II,t.'-s "a We, lo,,,
rchsri hi,t 'l-' ,ii.t.. 35t s,I-.v
1. n - u.rl fgf oi-a' e,'t--'
JOIN brfcher ~. We 9TH" Ered Con bert - Ari
Awe steiner - Ne- zh-t - - w "a OH .
4 syn ~, az issv j. 49, ~. -..---''
.hct 80, siiops, 80 $3.50, n,ri-l .-v si 7b-.v
MS Do.sn' 80 W - -, - no W-, r,,., s So,
!! farlccatf ~ 49, 49, 1r-.T 49, r--,v
hsr,y V.i ~ y. nv Cess, Huses.ns 55s stas,
- lai4o
n Asly' ts ~ 90. tyag hsd license
Herman ksnAe1 'i' 'in@F' ii"N ss''-A- ' -' 80 '-
eui license ,sss.L.- l.. Ee,-e5v 81 ~
kesi htI p,yy, e. tss- Car.opher saey - ssIn
A. Vsa bck'es. n ietA-s7 hsay kyeI lel 'lsas
y IN % 70 ~, g..h, Taes Bean n sf3 Ss,hst
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etA ft- "a i-A4 o. NNlI .
SYlvarEs Spans. a. s-uadwsr.
4. Wolie. coz. d. rh-sv AID ffrh g.
McCarfv si-tv heteo 8 Sisters
Wr. D. ngeis llrh-ar. ald fjsa-sr.
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=. q. f'l -sr. lttb-av. ard fz' o..
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Oiarts AulEy. Cav. sul fi.i-s'.
Hofusu NzrsTs llih-av, fffh Ard
t-srs
ni1iiy $ GrFn, ,th-sr. ffta.
erucr 20 alEht CrGa-iaEr
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mater Tnre.


A CARD.-A Report Of Two Hundred Interesting
N treated with Wster, BY edward fkLLkRtk
NJ. D. Rerdent Physician Of the Orange s5aascn NAisf
Institution viii be funked without CHARGE 70 ny f2pst
kcofrg 10 posp1d order Z. letter stamp A1dss =
SELLERS BROTHER PrUprietoz Of the OsnEe Mountain vs.
teTur Sousk Orange, New jersey Visitor 20 TIE
Morris Railway foot OF cg1rsndt
q A. NJ and u n. and r NJ DstsDoe from newton =
mica
DR. CHARLES MUNDE's WATERCURE KS
~ TABLIsHMEST ct FLORENCE CSorthsmpton) Mss hsv
h greatly enlarged ard improved thronsh new badn ans
able accommodate upward Of 80 Peos Inc e
rfHhus1t tusd Of the plessntest and heetes' o~
Of EewEBssd .boudnF 10 springs Of he pure, AID ooder IN
Doctor the esrhes ccpe Of fer na tse
Hydopsh Physsu hTns Pnoe for board and re>
nient $40 per week \
DR. sHEW, Of NeW-York, earliest American Pho
touer Of Water and s1hof Of various works % tie ss
revs psisuts Summer ooonecros WI
Mr. D. CAMPBELL Lebanon sp<ss- Columbia COaDfy " l.
~ II TAYLOR, NJ d., Office No. llth.st, cor.
W. <hev gives the domestic practice Of WsteT ne
Hysieue Also Office consultations ard ere ior tcvce.
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No IS Isshfs-Aecommodsrons for one hundred p.tlens
Department Female Desse. T. TRAIL Proprietor Dr. j.
l.. HOsFORD, Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE will be opened on the
IN Ap fitted with particular regard % eo1
and with the celebrated hesaues on -
NeTort climate wiz be desirable cure Address Dr. '"
REH, Newport r.
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r-srlt
r. ADM gth-sv- 81 and iifh-F-s-
F-rrnar Bern. 9t-aF. and 80 -
Erlari Get hsrd ~ 1-a-av.
Peter rick stl-ay..5's q ard l-i-s-s-
Jar k=lL - lstf east Of 20 az.
. fLud over. To cal -sain-
q llrh-srA
P CfHr-1 f--h - isf- arr lar.
Il E1larry. 4-l-e-, t.l q a---aFs-
3. Il-dr. -s.h o. al - IVA
john BenrtL "a b.. Al i-1-aF.
s Eo-b Is Az t-t 5lst l. 5-istL
n nv serbsrL D. iifts
Jassa fa...er. f-c-st sd li--7.
J ~ H.uken. larh-sv is--.s-
H-urg rssres.uln, l0th-ag, l31-s-
g Csps GiEa, yoa m11i siots
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RuxASD BsERr.-A morning paper referred TO dan
cerous wound inflicted upon wife BY her husband. q
nj hit or since, ia the south part u the city Tbs
wound severe and the poor creature who received
= Wretched victim Of She " the mother " three
Children-fhe youngest but seven months old When So
ter she good lO0sing and sGecti0nate 70 her family.
Her husband j. hard Wyking bat bis life IS emDf-
tered by the vile haots 81 bis wife She has frequently
been 20 isl IN the street with her infant in her arms
and has been thing for her 70 bsN5es1i herself
r0a home for whole day and ngh,s leaving her endreo
alone " 70 b stem 10 By her husband On Innsd.y
nogrng last O'Clock, she sss found lying asleep On
The stf Of her house, With wbakey bottle al her side,
drunk during the day, she was absent good deal
Of The time leaving Der infant 20 srvs To % H. ths
husband had to leave his work and when. at night the
drunken wife home, he ordered her 70 leave the
house This she refused 10 DO when enrsged he struck
her ipRicng dangerous wound her forehead which
wa properly dressed by DR. Akin and viii not result a.
fsly No prOyocation viii justify 10 the brutal act
ofsnkinz woman. II however, there ever could b. 4
iu 4, ati0r, here. And yet We are not sure hat
The nan, whose domestic peace i thus broken up BY r1
w Ulo not cenounce fSraies any attempt 10 cual
tie manufacture and sale Of the aboninston
Albany Eve Jour-
fire broke cur in the factory Of the Centre Valley Chair
Company N Berksn sted Hollow. q Tuesday morning
sno destroy ed the building sae d, csateuts Tue
Il Isrff - Ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
THE RETAIL RUN TRADE.

License In the Ntzeteeuth " ard---ttEsT DAY
On Wednesday the Licenses granted for the Nine
tseI-h W ard. AID Doherty with Assistant Aid heefe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

WooD Gls-The City of Wilmnton, North Carolins,
now fer its size the cheapest light, city Ia the United
STATES Tie whole apparatus including mains ga 0meer.
&c cost but els 900 This includes their transportation
from Philadelphia with Also the pay and passage OF work
men BY reference 10 Ure's Chemical Dictionary stand
ard work will be found tun Of coal hereabosts,
Yields about 10000 cubic feet Of gas This is after eight
hours distlAton from the best selected coal BY actual
experiments has been found that cord Of wood will
produce $4,000 cubca feet of gas IL will bs perceived
At once this renders wood gas mach cheaper. Besides
is well rtsued fact that wood oils Ia the production
of ght are as to in favor of lgneOus oils COAL
One that they have been little used H. that they
REQUIRE 10 be Distilled from wood previous TO use but
this difficulty il is said has been obyated by simple and
cheap apparatus invented and patented by DIR. Moon
nell ihs invention places the use OF gas within Tho
reach of AL rural villages and will render every one who
chooses 10 be eHdHt u ne gas coDpaHte Tor ~
its means they can ufacturs their gas at much
cheaper than II be supplied BY any company
chartered within the United States This gas has not the
offensive smell Of that produced by coal s5d can be pas<
ed directly from the retort through the washer COZ
dener to the gssometer without further puri6 iaion
This discovery promises to open new field OF COM
nero the vast amount Of pine wood ia Lower Virgins
ard North Carolina, considered Of value will be
brought into market for the purpose o manufacturing gas
and the charcoal left after destructive disls0n will pay
the whole expense for manufacturing Wood can be pue
cbsses in North Carolina and delivered At Wilmington or
in Psmco Sound for dollar per cord the transpora-
ton &C. would not bring the cost beyond fsur dollars
Wood FIVE dollars per cord yields $4,000 cubic feet OF
gas coal at six dollars per tun only 10000 cubic feet 40
apparatus for manufacturing wood could be put up for
one seventh the cost of that for ufsctursg ceal gas
IL is estimated that the City Of New York might be lighted
for one dollar thousand feet and yield handsome proat
to the msnulacturers whereas the City nov pays three
dollar. per thousand. Evening Posi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

The season continues unusually dry and crops suf
ferDg much for want Of rain and market vegetables sre
said 10 be very scarce in places where they have such
things As for IronoD have nothing Of that sort in
market and prospect in the future II lettering our
&C ndition Indeed very well situated reap sons
Of the glorious fruits Of land m ,nopoy.
lIrouton Col Spirit Of the rines JunsT.
During ride in the country tew days ago noticed
several fields Of barley cut and set up to dry The wheat
l. ripepng fs; ard will be t TO cut Where Il has
escaped the rsvsges Of the y will yield abundsntly and
of good quality The grass about ready Tor me seythe
In consequence of the dry weather the crops will be short
" Dayton (0) Gazette, June ie
The Richmond NV sssengsr says: The prospect for
an abundance OF every description OF fruits in this part
Of Kentucky never better than at this time ms
wheat oats and corn all look well and are doing hneiy.
The prospect for plentiful harvest - good As ever
known.
The crops in this State generally in very hour
ing condition. and afford bright hope. OF plenty
Portland (sis } Advertiser. June Ia
the general impression among those with whom
have conyesed from Floyd Washington Clarke, and Hsr
rson counties that the wheat crop viii be somewhat short
this year. the fly doing some injury The cat crop WIZ DO
short IS also will that Of hay on account OF the long
drought and crest heat The oats heading out very
close 10 the ground Corn also locks bad and unless RAIN
comes very speedily the crop will fall short There viii Dc
plenty Of fruit the apple and peach trees being loaded and
already bending TO the ground Ca the whole, the pros
Wv" lNew Albany tInd iLedssr June =
During the whole OF the ensuing week thu Harvest OF
the Wheat crop viii generally have commenoei IN TINS
county In the early part Of the spring the prospect for
good Yield highly encouraging but the rayages Of the
Hessan Fly has made sad hzVOc in many instances.
Whilst some fields and the whoe of farms sill Afford
almost a full yield yet the average Of the county VIII
scarcely reach half crop.
Judging from the tone Of eur exchanges the prospect for
IA. forthcoming wheat crop less favorable than u was
few weeks ago This owing chiefly to the appearance Of
the fly and joint worm in various places, by which exen
,ive injury u said 10 have been cOmmted-In some OF
the 81 uhern States the cotton aud othcs crops have suf
f,red from drought Richmond va Enquirer, june II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
ward Rum Licenses.


ALTO o'clock on Friday morning Aid J. W. Peck, AS
s;start AID Mr. McConksy, and Capt / Hanne-an com
epced granting licenses for the Tweniis,h Ward There
are hnt $50 rumselers in this Ward OF these, 100
nsi,e. the others are principally composed Of lnsh and
Dutch The Captain and Aldermen say they are deter
mined tc make them keep closed Sundays There were
nhn.n - license. grnIied Ye.t-rday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

Tie editor of The Manchester Democrat On HI has
been treating himself to weeks enjoyment in Northern
New Hampshire and his readers to graphic account
thereof We extract as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-14

I
Ia THE North aalf of the Building formerly oc
liMi cupied BY the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
- Company, for Freight Il ouse There is good
dry cellar under the building, 30 by 40 feet.
Also, Office in end o. the building. The whole
building has fixtures for lighting with Gas For partic
nlas, inquire al the Norwich and Worcester Freight
Office, No. l Park street.
mara dtl G. 5. TURNER.