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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-02
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HOLLOWAY'S Pills

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nv, ~, ~, @ W wo u S,, reet ior any enqnNtes desires
hcea ,sa,ii., s, & W.. paticu~s oi her case She bad
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tho ATTACK ,,ns a., aiar,o; however, the vulencee &C
severeiv ,hn, dor.a au ,ne mhani'a,ien SET IN 81
able 10 hear IN nudc, IL es.,aihea II her MOI being
try your pills and sbc i,,rn @ .,. sne was neuceo to
each screcj,c a,sa % h ie .hat nter The hrst, ond
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-07-02
NOTICE,

BANK OF NORTHUMBERLAND,
Northumberland June rs, 1853.
The Directors Of the Bank Of Northumberland
give notice that they intend to apply to the next
Legislature of this Commonwealth, for renew
al Of its charter with the same capital, and with
its present title, location and privileges. By
Z order of the Board hi
JNO. TAGGART, Prest.
June IS, ls53.--6m.
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NEW STOR E..
COUNTY CONVENTION !

COUNTY CONVENTION
A Temperance Convention will be held at
IN northumberland, on Monday, the 4th dav
of July next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to take intJ
consideration the propriety of nominating tenn
perance candidate for the Legislature at the next
Election, gool attendance is requested.
JOHN MURRAY,
A. ROSS.
JAS. G. CRAIGHEAD
w. G. KASE,
SAML. McMAHAN,
Standing Committee.
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FnInAy. jan. Up. "

FRIDAY SLls III n
The Stock market wes moderately active
today without any marked change 10 prices. The
action In Erie continued the market r>lng % 90 falling
on to 81 after the Second Board, bu: again rising 10
on Ia other railroads the changes were small. Land
stocks were firm. For Cary there was good demand
At 49,. A statement jnst Issued by the managers
Of this Company states that the Cary Com
psnys estate consists Of IA acres, aud is sit.
uated in Chelsea, Immediately opposite Boston.
The property was long unimproyed, because II
existed in single family COR century aud half aud
the interests had become so subdiyded that Wa With
difficulty the signatures Of the heirs could be- Obtained
Some Of them resided in various parts Of the United
states and The subdivision extended 70 the 2ih part
Thus the town OF Chelsea grew up 70 population Of
10000 with this valuable property uninProyed IN IL
ndst The of the Cary property Is fully equal 70
onethird Of Boston proper, and lies about onellalf
nile from Boston Ferry. The distance from Boston,
including the Ferry, Is about two miles. The Eastern
Railroad which carries more passengers than any rail-
read runnisg Of Boston passes through the estate
CD the east. Chelsea with its population Of 1000,
Unless united to Boston, viii soon be city of itself
The population IN l7i0 1000, Ia ls50 1000
an increase OF 20 y cent In 1850, il Is computed,
il viii contain 5000. The Real Estate Associations IA
the neiAHy q borton nave generally Improved IN the
hands ct the holders. East Boson stock sold twelve
years age AZ 81 per share. Since then The following
dividends have been declared No Dividend, se2
No.2 sl2; No. J, 81 Il No. 4, a 90. These divi-
dend are bought at these rates in essh by the Compa
~. This, with interest sdded "a equal 10 ss7 per
share. The price Of East Boston Is s23 20, about
iour times lts price twelve years since. Tie Wiansm
met Company hGs likewise been extremely successful
hsyins risen IRON IS 10 500. and there % 20 doubt
Va. .ss; win ds FrrseB: ss0tmAaas ef The cSJ
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Us. CIRCUIT COURT-Besore Judge BErrs.
Trini of Capt. Farnhnm, OF steamboat Hein-
deer, for Manslaughter.
Oua Clar.e If Inatenfios, St., hHfer lar o. l-J'.
CHARGE or THE COURT.
The following is view OF the remarks oil

CHARGE or THE COURT.
The following is view OF the rcmarAS oil
tie Judge in presenting the case 10 the Jury
GENTLENEs. Ia this you have be d ne sd
t. argument. md 20 dlu pOssese IL N
tuTes OF the The ndct eai Is 'sainst lhs - .
engne er but the IT as were severed Ath0agn t5 -
calculated to excite irteEeft ia which y0u "llI ON
doubt participate yet may con 'rt a. o-.s ~ -
has rIuir atd % give II calm
Questioned but Capt Is fully competent 70 -. 80 -
III which be WAS eInp owed, and no npGtAiioH 80
ctoiuE course had been purpOsey wrong 80, an,
sign Of commission omission IS MADE $50 E; a., -,
tie other side although II case dePlefsor - !,
irene itoccurred Sone it0 mier away Hoh ~. -
was several months since and there y no 49, -
that any Of YOU are interested ~ the CO ,s-.
zens AT arge-sud YOU come 10 the case andsi g
fsvcr.h'e 10 disuassonste consideration o. u
There wss question raised whether inc -, :, -,
jurisdiction OF the case, but that has been J % 80 man
the Court pursses the case II tLAt VIEW '
it having It fully before yon- "A that tbs Court
liz hAs further ard Justly been SEC coa-t. n
ouy obtains Jurisdiction By the sal - A. fb,r
$3.50, ~ sntborfy or the Statate-out " tsAe EAI
tboritv in this Court solely nom the 49,,
aid IN applying the facts 70 the cas- he law had in con
VI e , .orS;tiop OF things 81 The tilne ol 90
I'D Nv no apply IL The law WAS p-~eea -. -, "a
bad been employed Gf ma se.tracfion OF much life
- r,orsrty .pd Congress undertook - p. 80 = :,
~ 10 HE ana property. The OBJECT Oh $50 ,na tsy
lock ths soarees from from ths ineclency Of u.
i =, ~ LIABILITY 70 trke ire. or thss nc SA'e0
- fror, AnAsefnent Of the oh;.. tina.
" I'll oI~erye on taking this sun e o. - 49, ,-,a
leu WI U.s. I rr0n The law u existed t,oth I'e,
xrrel 10 be enrolled or -. -.
~ lsw thst 10 such vessel shaI DC al i-o,aea
wen $50 - tiDe ons pu n rooaoa rltny,
Cor "a. then made provisions - ~ I,.--.,-,
bSfoe she sha Ees license and - @ "a roSSi
Nnose guy n ~ 20 dssrr,in- Of satsieos EreaxI
sps rLsa her h,Ts pad sssy 80 o. 'ssI 30 eve
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Iboaxas Nurrfsl AGAINST IhofnA &l1sckrnbssSh.
To recover ~,l.s2. balance in advance 20 pay
passage 20 CsEforsls aid advanced % Defendants lie N
shis Cty-tie def winch that painff agreed 20
end Defendant (wb csrpenfeEl out tn san Francisco
and snploy him ssferwar which latter he did no., and de-
kndan cahrs dsnsges for difference n the agreement
pce aus hHt be hd 70 work for out there already referred
% Nedhes for defendant ard assessing his damages a.
Sl-s52
Before JndSe CAMPPELL.
TloS Norris and Catheras his wifi against John Weeien
SDl Mary Ann. his wife.
CsSe which commenced before Ia 90 recover JAM
ages tor alleged SANDER false imprisonment and malicious
prosecution. Mrs " changing Ms n WITH bens iEtoN
catcd aud abusive and threatening language, hereby
Mrs was detained a. Essex Market three hours fhe DE-
ense that Mrs w had reasonable and probable IA
make the charge which denied Verdict tor plant -,
$50 which carries costs.
Milton It. John the American Mutual Lite Insurance
Company
The Company chartered in Counscticat In Oct
1880 they insured the life Of Charles Moves foe et or
wears In Msuh. 1851. Mr. Moves died. Mr. ~. j. says
Mr. ~ assigned to hun the policies IN Feb 1885, fot al ss
of $50 with proyso thst he (St - wss 10 pay the
IN MUM aud after deductug that and the advance
the balance the widow OF Mr. n The present SETON Is
TO recover - 00 the amount I'm defense IS said that
wrong representation made in usrng as 60 the general
OF Mr. Ms health and that the policy is void IL s
denied that there misrepresentation sdedto which
brother Of Mr. n who made the agreement was secre
ry of the Company and knew his state Of health To be
continued.
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property. slmilsI re-clss VIA follow. by he bose<n
Directory appears sss there arc 400 persoa't Trans
sSirs business IN thss city II which arioer ss'~
oae-,erih. or q go are ponrcsi'ients Of Boston.
Coal Stocks are not very active, but are
resi he'd TIE street Il Is understood IL cutie shors
Parker sndNew Greek. Premium stocks were rsih~
r1ist bus without much change Panama Is iuipro.uae.
sixthsse. sosd privately stlso
Sterling closed firmly for the steamer a.
q %. for leading signatures. Some very large trans
Sctions made 9, "a. Francs 5i5RSl3l
Fre;g6ts are dull, and quotations tend jowa-
ward gpier the sdviees per EaroPs. To Liverpssa
they are ncnnslly, Cotton "a; Floar go Gram "a To
i,os.,oa coo bbls. Pour ; 500 hb,s Naval sssr-a
3e To Australia 2OoO Flour 50 %.
The receipts al the Sub.Treasury we've
$ss7Ss; payments. 1874 sl2 balance, s2sss.6is.
The importations ofDv Goods continue 70
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NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JANUARY ss 1853

sacsht er ~ s ..r,k,os Ma c' esa ~ tss cfes
~ "a I'd GnAy kaksd sea,ss nc Less, 80 . re
rsrrsr;fy ,Aerwsid . see ne Ooas -, - ,Ss S-p,sl
A Cara sbred N fer soins 20 ne $50 ., ~, los,
5 car u 1t Cav art eed ~l,ncss 70 . a.. fSu1 tssi
- ~ 80 No. b-pt,n Cre aw rs Wy -, -; "a f,r
nd ~ yerrS rsSr probably hss been seriously
firD A.. e S.o.iaua cad
asnry Yurer tes sed N bsing native o. ,rj,es "
ope Of re hards The difbcElty TOOK 80 yssr
the usarfins Afrr the maze broke we o-S -, into
Fsc. he latter threw stanchon az the uat" 49, Ut
~, fsrexasa The ssr him Ana dt~s M ~ :.
Spd pOas6cd him, ant nd he would kii him -, Jsxn
stsrehioa and struck him VITA u - me" -, ;frs..
s,c-es in tie street he then Kicked aim 30 49,
in,e-fsrs TIE and EIhos BAD had some ~ a
;rh, hrfnc TIE cAc submitted wi bout ~
"a 49, IN trra verdict o. Su-y. with reoo ufes,s
on to uaerty TIE Court said ~ h,m hat me Suy. ~
,S,r rcc have blosen "a. tores Q, -
srt II i In the Pow er q he Cesss 20 ene h''a WV
;,npr;sor him also. lie SSs Ind sie 49,.
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NFw JERSEY HIsrOMCAL SocIETY.-Fhls
Society held It's annual meeting at Trenton on Thurs
day lsst
Several popers Of much historical value were read,
and important sccestions 10 the library announced.
Amsng the latter present Of several volumes,
mspe. &c, from DR. VIM. Turk, U. !. n. The Com
uee appointed to proceed to Boston TO examine the
Beoher pspers reported the results of their visit
resolution was passed appropnAtins $50 toward Sc
curing copies Of such portions of the correspondents
as msy he desired.
All Of the old officers Of last year were reelected.
The Comm tec on the ert ction Of FIRE proof build
ing were authorized proceed with the work Of ras
ing subscriptions for the work.
The next meeting OF the Society will be at Newark
on the third Thursday q June next.
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PmmApELpnIA SALEs oE Srocks-Etidag

Jsn ga tsi3FbR B,ayd-s50 Long Isnd u. u I84 10
100 DO i9ls 80 10. 49, % WimnEoa r. H. 90 -
Yckaus r. H. ia 100 Cy H. ~ g. - lg-f " 90 Red
10 H. g. . p siII Psnna 3. 7ii 100 GaII Blnk 80 ;
Guasd Tru.t p ~ Caoa Canal I1i P-nus H. r. AZ
Eca,rsR h. a. = AtO,O Ciy b. ~ al. 800 Chest
Ds cana d. ~. ok n Man 4 Mech. Bank "a 5000 Pha
sunsbufJ r. H. -. 10. % Morfs Canal p 3.
ss.opd Ho0rl-rO SlF. Preferred ~ 5000 Can. aat
Ani q. -. 30 i0 $50 b., 81. lOi go y A. las 81
10 &c.. e. $500 Read r. 49, 20, - - Lsh. IS. -
i0 PcIn RR ls. SOD Pits ~, Gi $500 Cy " H. D.
5loii 90 Lora iahd RR i9il s6Joo i1ead III Moo fs,
% a.. ~ G.rafI BauA
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TnE LATE ALLEekp INrASrlcIpE.-We no.

toed on THURSDAY morning the eircpuist Ance OF young
woman LaIaed Catherine Crowdy. living No Bltavi,-
ST. who confessed 70 having thrown her Legitimate chili
hour after BIRTH into the East River o the pier foot
Of Jamess IL having. she alleged been s,iborn Since
the confession her dsrs parents have upbra aed her Tor
her conduct such that she finally acknOweigd
having uttered taehood relation 10 the dspos ton Of
the child ard then said that she had placed i in trunk
which then IN her This trunk opened aud
the body of the child fsand Capt Wiston of the Fourth
Merd Pshce was made acquainted with the circumsfsncs
and caused the body be removed 10 ths Station House
where DR.. Uh made post norton examination OF H. aud
Of opinion that the child alive when born. In or
der however TO satisfy himself more fully in relation 10
the matter he ssected the body aud took the heart and
lungs his residence, apply the tests usual such cases
morning
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AcoDENTs.-Mr VIM. Mackey, residing as
No S HenTyst formerly partner Of Mayor Westervslt in
tie hpbniGrg business had his eit badly fractured
by falling uTon the ice al the corner OF Henry and Rutgers
SIS he assist d 20 bis home by some ciuzruS
John Lowe seriously injured az the corner Of Twenty
thirst and Secors by horse ch reared aud trl
upon HIM He taken TO his residence BY occE Young
cfthe Eighth Ward
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

MADIM MEETTyG AT NEwARK.-The Daily
Adreytscr SAYS that adjourned meeting to express
sympathy for the Madi family held at the First
Pre- bytCrinn Church hat evening, Mayor Quinby
presiding Rev Dr. Baird made address upon the
sutjec, of the persecution of the Madia family Rev Dr.
Fsrcd on behalf Of the Committee appointed al the
lsst meeting presented preamble and resolutions
which were adopted The speakers were Rev. Samuel
Y. Monroe Corfardt Parker, Esq, Rev. D. d. Gdsta'
vus Abeel and F T. Frenghuysen, Esq, Dr. A. d.
Eddy. and c. Parker Esq appointed Commit
tee to prepare memorial TO the state Legislature on
the subject The pastors Of the several Protestant
churches appointed to receive such funds aud con-
trbuiions as the community might 1T to make for
the relief OF those suffering prosecutions ia foreign
lands for conscience sake.
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DIED.

FRIDAY. Jan q. 81 drcp,y JANkS GLASGOW, sacape
FAINTER, a the 18th year Of his
The funeral place sunday Jan - II Z. " fom ho
resdense Charles No 81 state st. Brookyh
Nou.uch jan 90 PHILIP kEAHNEi AGED ~ vear'
n, funeral W take place sta NJ 20 sunday from TIE
brother Comuo0r ke1rnev. Perth AnbOy ktt't
sud Iicrds invited 10 attend
Jan H. MARY WAITE, daughter of Alfred and sarah Ann
" ate, arcd years, months sBd ~ lays
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Hiram ". Wafncr \ GO, agt, JsRits httIy \ NU
To recover damages for injury from Croton
in Cedar st. already referred to- The jury
could not agree and discharged.
SPECIAL TERM Before judge DAILY.
John Enough sst the Independent Reformed CAurch IN
fofsvth-st.
Plaintiff claimed tor money due pastor of the Church
and obtained Judgment and execution. and the Church was
advertised for sale under & understood to-day Melton
msde 90 Vscate the Judgment and execution which was
opposed Ordered thar the motion 70 yacate said Judgment
Sc and TOT further reliet must be denied.
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MARRIED..

HJsu. 70. BY Rev. ". Ies wM T. WARE TO NJ ISABELLA
", NAY al oi Brooklyn
edneday Jan Is a., - Marks Church BY Rev Dr. A
iien. Dr. JAMfs SELLERS. Jun of sonh Orange. y 10
FMELINE r. daughter he late eutini John Holly smith,
United State Navy.
Nanhus Center T. wejposay evening jar Dby Rev
H. Rcd of Fayetteville NJ JACOB GROUSE 20 Ms ELIZA
NABIF, daughter OF John Mabe E.l OF the former place
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COURT CALENDAR.

SUPERIOR CouRT- Monday Nos lSI, DOS,
o. 30 1877 1901 49, go 28} 98L 2S9 go m M 81 80,
Ia. -. Sc, &C.
ClEculT Monday Nos A. 81 81, ? IS, 81 a67'
60. 90. u -. Is, Is, H.
SupREMg CorRr-S Special Teya.-Adourned, except or
usual Saturday calendar.
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REAL EsrArr-The following sales we're


BURGLARY ~ CANAL.sT.-Shortly after )
o'clock yesterday morning Officer G,ltzon Of the ghih
Ward, discovered the clothing Of Mr. Ellis Potter
Ne 9lt CHnalst 70 be open, and uPo, making eXanns-
ton Obnd that Of the windows had been forced and thar
eeht overcoas worth about 500 lying upon the SIDE
wax tie store The notified aud caused AIS
PREMISES 10 BE- secured
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RECEIVING SroLES LEAD.-O,cners Wanted.

charged with receiving 90 70 of lead pipe which bad been
stolen from the store OF Mr. Henry Slaght No. $50 sixth
He taken before Justice Stuart and committed for
examination 0icers Dubois, Hanifen and Van Buskrk,
searching the premises OF the accused in Ninth sv be-
Fifteenth and Sixteenths:s found sboat uns OF
lead OF Il being pipe. al Of which believed 70
have bee purchased from thieves and Tor which owues are
wanted ii the Jeasssoa Market PeGca CeYr..
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ARREST ron HIGHWAY RoBsrRv.-Shortl

@h"RHSs 'NfN
seE IL O'Clock Thursday aight Edward Malone Of No
- Pe-st while passing the corner OF Baysrd and Moiss
accosfed by two men, who asked him 10 treat them
he declined doing when they knocked him down and
about rcbbng him. when his fer ASSISTANCE fright
ened them away and brought Ooer ONeil and Lay Of
the Sixth Ward 20 his assistance one Of the fellows car
ned of Maones hat with him. and had been seen BY one OF
the officers 70 enter stable The three then went 10 the
stable and in shed JUS; behind IL found the low with the
hat IN his possession. he taken before Justice Osborne
and prison under the ofPatrick Conne
TO answer the charge. His companion escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

Ig HECKER ~ BROTHER wish families
who their Self rasng Patent Flour observe shat the
best Breads made by adding in the proportion Of t least
one quart Ct cold water or milk TO three pounds Of our-
the lees mixing the beterus sufficient 70 thoroughly wet
the -four. Bake Immediately in a deep pan. hau
half full and in weheatsd The -four should he
weighed and the water measured for sake Of accuracy,
which Is important.
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GAs.-Gas fixtures at the great manufacture
ing depot Of ARcHER, WaRNER Co, No. SO Bro.iwsy
Some entire paters and styles before manufsc
tvred in this country. on hand.
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~ The Trustees of the WilliamSburgh
Savings Bank have ordered that interest for molt
ending tie 1t inst be paid to all depOstJr entitled thereto
az the rate of SIX per cent.
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~ A new fire insurance company TO be
collod the Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Company, IL
about to be organized with capital Of SIS 600
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SUSPICION or Foul PLAY.-On the Sth inst.
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

lP The WILLIAMSBURG Gas Company are
sbout increase tho capital stock Of their company to
s2s5Oco
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

JUDGMENT IL CASE OF UNPRovoKED As
sAULT AND BATTERYfn the City Court yesterday Judge
Greenwood named Edward White, florist doing
busne in Bedford, brought up charges Of
sault and battery with onous intent upon the persons OF
Thomas Evenden and William Pointer, fOriy, In Congress
st. Ii that the lth of Dec last defendant
into couplanants' house having hand stone
snd in the other knife and sweeping along destroyed
many valuable plants Mr. inter being IN the back part
Of the place. asked him what he wanted, which he
swered by saying that he'd show him. With that he
hit Pointer the head with the and stabbed him IN
the face. Evenden coming out 70 interfere stabbed
IN the head two pieces and received several sashes in
the hand. White finally secured and handed over into
the custody Of the Police In consequence Of the unpro
Voked Of the o1eDse the judge fir ed him $50 for
the assault Evanden and $3.50 for the assault Pontsr
SUSPICION OF Foul PLAY-On the Sth inst
VIM Mcdonald, residing at No 10 Water ST. left his home
pany with two since which nothing has been
heard OF him. Yesterday Thomas Johnson and w IN. Nc
Comick, who bad been arrested by Constable Stray
complaint Of McDonads WIFE, brought before Justice
King suspicion Of having disposed of the In
violent IL is i geo that thew went 20 New
York with HIM the day Of bis disappearance, and when
last scen they coming out Of drinking shop IN
Wllan-ft TheF stories in relation TO the affair
contradictory that suspicion excited against them and
they were committed to await an examination
STABBING AFFRAY-An atfray OF this nature
oocurred at drink ing house in Gold-. Thursday night
between Hugh McD rmot and Peter eshn in which both
were severely cut about the head ard Both
taken into custody and locked up to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

WIT GOODS FROM The SHIP CoRSELTUs
GRswoLD-s5oO0 worth OF pure Irisa Linens or nearly
the entire Of that vessel wet but NOT damaged
state. viii be offered this day az Columbian Han. No ri
Grand st Lots No 2 8 and T. comprises d1e dinssk
Table Cotts warranted feet and nv ced az 81 % VIII
BE sold az 81 and 81 pure Ih Lnen ShTtings and Sheet
ings OF the beet Dublin manufacture warranted perfect N
every respect nvoiced at u and &C per yard viii be sold
az 50 and &C. fine danask Napkins aTd birdseye Diaper
assortment Of French Lawn English Prints and Long
Cloths the two former styles imported in advance Of the
spring trade warranted perfect in texture aud color to-
cetber with miscellaneous assortment Of French and Eng
sh Goods imported for the city trade. Jobber retailers
house and hotekeerers sTeinyited to call and examine
them 4; Columbian Hall, No. 23i Grsnd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

lg- Ii is thought that the application for the
night TO lay down rails in Grsndst win meet with the APP
prevail Of The Common Council and that long will
La ne in .at afr
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thing, increasing case.
At private sale there IL fair business doing
in 6rst.class Railroad Bonds and state ',ccka- Wa
hear Of about Si0o0oo sold to day OF vsrsa. had
The home demand for investment Is good
TAompson's Reporter says;
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b. sery large. The figures are
ca>spNfrIo>
The following stocks we're sold at suctit

to-day by Simeon Draper;
acc Cskfotnis Sevens redeemable IN v lsot.. q
IA 5s0 Cshcrria Seyens redeemable IN y. Sol,.s.
II coo Pacific Moi steemahp Stock
- shares North American Fire ins. Co.,.,"....,llsi
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