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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

BRIBERY In RUssIA.--In work, N0rdischen BIZ
den, by Edward Osenhruggen, just published in Ger
many, there is curious story illustrative of the
course of Russian justice which translate as fol-
lows:
"a young man in the Department at Moscow be-
came heir to large manor neighboring propre-
tor took advantage of the young mans inexperience
in business 10 lay claim to large tract Of forest land
adjoining his property The heir applied to his I'M
Gle, who at the head of the Judiciary of the De-
partment, and before whom the matter would neces-
sariIy for trial. and having laid the case before
him, asked his opinion, whether he should compro-
mise the matter Or let it to trial. The uncle re-
! piled. According to your statement, you must win
! The case. for our opponent has sort of title
thank you Tor your opinion, uncle, and at the same
time wish you to pay particular attention to the mat
ter, as am obliged 10 leave Immediately for Moscow
10 arrange my affairs The uncle promised, the
nephew went to Moscow. few months passed
and the news came to Moscow that he had lost his
case This he considered impossible. He was as
sured, however, that such the fact, and that he
had lost it by bride of O.OCO rubIes, paid to his
uncle. He took post horses and went with all speed
10 pay the latter visit The uncle received storm
of abuse and reproach With all calmness, and al
length asked: Nephew, you nearly through with
your eXpectoratiOn and when he did finally STOP be
proceeded: You have heard that you have los
your case. That is true. You have heard furthe
that have allowed myself to be brbed by your oD
ponent, with 10000 rubes; that is also true Now
see he determined, at all hazards, to win thu
case. learned automatically that this was all TIT
money he had the power TO raise but that this he wa
willing to spend Now, if had allowed Justice t.
take lis course and you to gain the cause he woult
have taken this money, appealed TO the Court at ST
Petersburg, and there have conquered. But now
take the money yourself, appeal from my decision t,
the Senate, and you will he the victor 1t is need
less 10 describe the gratitude of the nephew to BIZ
sArewd and generous uncle"
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l2S.7SO.SlS 81


f'oo in0leioe vi ePeClV I2S,|SU,SlS "
twill doubtless surprise many to see it thus clear
ly demonstrated that there is at the present time
nearly hundred and thirty millions more of spe-
Gle in the United States than there was in 1876
The fact that in spite of this state of thing, the mo-
ney market should be in embarrassed condition
is another proof that financial panics and CONNER
cial dstresses frequently the result of false no.
TONS as we'll of disturbing causes abroad which,
if philosophcally considered, ought to have no Sc
rious influence upon this country. If the abstract
case presented to political economist, of an
energetic and intelligent people, actively aged 10
agriculture, manufactures, and commerce. rapidly
increasing in population and opening sources of
wealth daily, whose stock of the precious metals
had increased in seven years nearly one hundred
and thirty millions, he would unhesitaingly pro-
nounce that people in state of unexamped pros
perty, and with facilities of carrying on business
such as have rarely been witnessed Such ought to
be the case here, and such will be the case if the
phantom of distress is banished it should be- and
the public induced to rely upon authorita-
tive data than upon the faIlaces of the money mar
ket and the visionary terrors of panic makers"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

tXpOTC specie,
The whole question may then be briefly stated as
follows:
Receipts of California gold to Oct 81 1853 1908 1856 OPS 81
Exports of specie from 1917 to Oct 81 1858 POI 90
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DepositeS of California Gold at the Mints.
PHILADELPHIA Mint.
Total 635 IS 5S872 25 1873 2s6 OF 20OsO 1874 u "
id deposes at PHILADELPHIA Mint. 172O34 23l So

Total California deposite to July 80 49,. 1872 81
Subsequent dcpos,tes at Phla. Mint.
August, 1853 4,469, 900 90
September, 1853 1915 900 90
October, 1858 1927, 900 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

Net export of specie for six years
Add exports for the first ten months of 1853, a
ascertained from returns and estimate,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25

LIVER COMPLAINT AND DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, Esq's Letter. Alexandria, Va
After speaking of wonderful himself he says
" Mrs H has been suffering with the liver complaint wit
inability constantly complaining from weakness, theHg
her whole system She now enjoys better health than h
thirty years. being entirely restored by the use of HA
TOMS VEGETABLE TINCTURE."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-12

IA Mail Steamer FL Dorado, Friday May l3-We sbsl
despatch our next weekly express for California Oregon sn
rado on Friday ne1 18th inst at o'clock p through
10 San Francisco in charge n Samuel W. Lang
ton All freight must DO put In waterproof condition
delivered TO with invoices before the day Of sailing
small parcels and dispatches received m o'clock Fri
day. No package should exceed I25 pounds weight ~
feet cubic mes ,nrement. ADAMS a CO, 50 Broadway
RERFoRD AGO - WEEKLY CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
II viii be despatched per s. mail stosmee I'll Oar do
friday NAY sth in charge Of our peciA m'ssenger Oar
shippers viii please have their ods In readiness Thurs
dsy, 70 give time for cordng sealing at tho Custom
House Small parcels received till r. NJ day Of calling
Passage secured ON The only and reliable United States
t1s'' i1e "a Aspinssil and psns@a BY spPyingt 70
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EXCURSIONS.

OPENING OF THE sEAsoN.-ExCURsIoN TO THE
~ FihlnF Banks OH LoI Branch Sunday, May 18th;
Tuesday, 7th Thursday 18th, and sunday 2d-The fast
and commoiious sea steamer HERO Capt J. W. Hanoox
will make the above trips leaving Harcmond ~
o'clock Spring street a. ~ Grand street E 81 Peok
slip ut So Pier No IN. R) at A. NJ returning by p M
Fare for the excursion 90 osnt which will
board Dinner the european style from
12to 3P NJ. Bait fishing tackle 60. provided N H. The
Hero largo and strong seaboat purchased xorossy for
this husnes and will hereafter take the tho
10 theee excursions.
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THE TURT,


CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTIkG-THE
" which comeor this day. Thursday May L. be-
tween Brooks o. Bleps Mountain Maid KsmbIe Jack
and Pelham, is poned until further notice.
MISUNDERSTANDING PARK COURSE, PHILADEL-
phiA-The celebrated horses the fastest EARTH Mao
and Tacony trot the above for the O0
given % purse on May 18th Best three IN Eve In har
ness. James Ward enters b. 8. Mao William Woodruff
enters r. s. Tacony
In I've In harness; William Woodruff enters Taoony;
William King enters br Black Douglass Hiram Woodruff
enters b. M Flora Temple.
May l9th 81 mile heats best three II i've to
wagons; James Ward enters b. Mao; William Woodruff
enters r. e. Tasony
May 2OtS match g. 900; mile heats to wagons
James Ward names g. g. Whasbonei George Nelson
r. m. Soto.
May 26th purse 800 milo heats best three in sve un
der the saddle for the world Mao
cony James Ward names b. g. Mac; William Woodruff
names r. &. Tacony.
June LIST, match for 81 0Oo two miles and repeat
ness; James Hamme names g. Frank Forester George
Nelson names =. f. John May.
June 9th match for s2O mile heats three ave.
In harness. William Woodruff names Taoony; William
King names Dr. 4. Geah
10TH match two mile heats and repeat har
ness James HAmmsl names B. g. Frank Forester; Sam
JOSEPH JEWELL. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-12

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. NO 81 CHAM
bsrs stre,t-Notics 70 hereby gyon 10 the relative:
and Of kin Of Dennis Ccnnor ahorer deceased and
who alleged to have died intesat that shall apply TO
the Surrogate the county Of New York. for letters Of d
tho estatc Of the said ntcststo the I'D
day Of May next, Mt 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
PETER H. SV EENY Public Adminiatrator,
pstn1 No . York turll l25e
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RESTAURANT.

A CARD-MR MIcusE. BRENNAN BRGs LEAVE
moot to I'M HE friends and the public
that he viii happy 70 te favored with tho pleasure
81 their pany Thursday the 18th init nc the
nr OF his ne establishment the Empire use, 81
IiI4ty - ..tL ltseet ar9 Sikh GyeLus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-12


EvERY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.-DR. r. HAAS
" formerly Professor of Vienna and Chief Surge In
tho Hungarian Army 1913 Broadway New York The object
of DR. Haas in publishing the above styled work. Is for
language embracing al that 20 Intelligent allopath.
oinc chest les the book containing fifteen
filled with the most affective remedies gathered
bert hospitals and analysed bottle labelled
and numbered so that impossible BY this book
and chest Themselves Of durable
in the shortest possible time without the aid ply
stefan and IL mary diseases generally considered incur
BILE relief, perfect often result DIR. ii.
speotuliy invites the public to call and examine his book
medicine chest Those rho labor under disease will
fad in the book their disease aud the remedies 20
which the doctor will readily administer TO them without
charge There also In the medicine chest
tiyes aesinft fever and ague consesive and yphu
and cholera Price of medicine ehost with the book 81
and g. according to which will he sent any part
the United states receipt Of the 0oe hours
patients from to A. VI.
INV GREAT DISCUSS on ON LOVE, MARRIAGE AND
y Divorce and tho Sovereignty OF tho individual by
Henry James Horace Greeley and stephen Pearl Andre
with the bDnl replies OF Mr. Andrews rejected by tho T
byne published this day Price wy cents and for SALE
Wholesale and retail, by STkIN GER TOWNSEND, No.
~ Rroadwsy
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JTMBROIDERIES AND hrCES.-MADAwR FTDRIGE
w from Paris desires TO inform her oustonors and cthG
that she has removed TO IS Wayeey place. and will derc
esbc sqh n .sauced prices % scc32n. " gacg Psr
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DaGUERRFsTyFEN

V,HE wEsT INDIAN DAGUERREAN CALLER,
oers to the public the most curious exhibition Of Nh
black empire of IayN the Dominican republic the French
English Spanish and Dspish West Tndes at No 6 Broad
wa between Blocker and Houston streets Admission free
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WA rCHEs, JEwELRY, 80.

WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-rHE SUBSCRIBER n
w selling all descriptions Of
COLD AND sILvEn wArcHEs, JEwssRr AxD sILvKR wAeR
ct retail, At much less than the usual prices
JURerrsEN ATCpne
ssst Juss Jrrsensen .stches received BY svsry arryN
feet time keepers
DuploH and levers In hunting and magic perfss
slime kcorers iroErsrpESr sMoosD,
and quarter watches timing and geld
spondid gold pocket cbronometors. which, vitasS
variation wArnbKs.
WsNcbss ~hiob RIM eight days
arhMfI wA%ugw
for ladies, some in hunting cases
for ladies', scne In magic
shtcn Oh sngo into three different witches
wsrcBrs WHICH
Is, and the bands without suy key
Fine gold lepnc Watches four holes joro.s1 "
Fine gold detached lcsnrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Gold enamcllso watches for the ladies .........
Colo tngitsh patent levers Observation-Disclosures. 81
Gold rsgiist patent levers huotins cases. o.
liver patent levers NJ low as "
StveF detached levers ~ low II
aud ell Other stsee % ~stcte, at equally io- prices
Diamond s.s rnsa pins brscees nusor rues oror~s
co. sale ct vuct lsss than the usual prices
All Winds OF gcia cheins COLO ~oadins rtngs,
ssys and sssls GOLD Se.eis gold and silver thin
snd silver spectaess gold toothpioks shsrs ohssAatn
oh aius &c ~AaS
Sterling spcons cups forks pic knivss NAPKIN
js~elry exchanged All wsssoae warranted IN tsen
time or the mones retursed
kfrde watches clocks cleaned
the best mapner At much loss THAI the usual prce,
GEORGE G. hILIr
Importer Of watches and jewelry wholesale ros
"a al Az, sseosd a,oI. aeas broadway.
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INSURANCE..


7 AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.-oFFICE
corner Of Nass.S and Cedar opposite to tho Post Os
cash Capital 5oO0Olnsures buildings merchandise,
vessels in po and their eargoss household furniture and
other bsurab personal property against loss damage
FIRE Applications sent BY post or through the despatch
lothroP Rost Smith John Lafarss John Nswhoase
e tunningham Alex pairvmpis kcSsrd SobsIi Joh
H. Fowler, VIM R Thorn, Van Wagenen, Dan Talmadgc.
Alex. Mckenzie l.. Onderdonk, J. H. Jennings, j. Ton
nelle,.W. q Chaye =. Bisnchet. James f. Brown D. b.
Pierson, Thomas Houston Robert Orr Nathan Clark p.
Poon u, Masufhe, ,Robers Gon, A. NJ Binninger.
John T. Allen, George H. Bell Pliny Freeman, Orsanus
BUSHNELL Charles r Kirkland, H. G Adams, Edward C.
Johnston Livingston, James %,, Black, George Pierce
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
STUYvEsANT FIRE INSURANCE CO-OFFIcEs, ISL
Bowery corner Broome street. under the Bowery Bank
and 60 Wall streetCapital 500 0OO-This company
against loss damage by fire. dwelling houses and furn
ture warehouses stores and factories
port 49, the most favorable terms All losses viii ks
t,,medtatsy adjusted and promptly paid.
FREDERICK X. LEE, Presidents.
SAMUEL WlLLETs, Vice President
BENZ. J. Perrx, Secretary.
JONI Cox. Surveyor.
N B.Aprlcations for insurance In this company may
Wall street.
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AGENCY


GENT WANTED-THE ADVERTISER. INTEND.
IA ing to leave the city for two years. wishes to
active business take charge OF his
in this city None but steady good business
who could advance 900 TO would suit Salary $500
TO 81 ,000 Address Agent, Herald office.
NYE co. SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
1N Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM r. NYE, A. RiCHARD8oN, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
References.
SArrrAGo-Hon. Baile Peyton.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Aisoo h Co.. Hsmenway &Co.
PArAmA- Messrs. Corwins Bro. Co.. Garrison Fritz,
VIM. Nelson Co.
L,vrRPooI-Msssrs- Bowman, Crnnsll d Co. William
Jsokson, ESQ.,
Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BhLrMon E-.MeSrs John Henderson Co. Thomas J.
Hand Co, White Elder.
SAN FRAsoIsco Mes Flint Peabody a Co, Hussey,
Bond Hale, Chas. Doane, Esq, J. III Lyon ESQ.
BosToN-hessrs Ammi G. Lombard Esq, Il. d Brigham
a Co.. 0lidden & Williams.
CArTor-Nys. Perkins Co.
DAY TOMPKINS GENERAL LAND AGENT, COR
Al Of A3ietta and Grien streets
Tompknsville ferry Staten Island wiz attend 20 the
chase and sale real estate collect reDt negotiate claims
procure money upon bond and mortgage &c DO Houses
and farms for sale 70 let All orders and
left with X TATEM. No. NASSAU street. will be
ly attended to-
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A AUSTRALIAN EMIoRANrs-EIRsT VESSEL -No

UsTRALIAN EMIGRANTs.-FIRsT VESSEL mo
crowd ,ats..TAs .:ry fast sailing p.eks. 'sip
Melbourne and Port Philip direct, and It is expect
cd she will make her passage In from seventy I,
Of eighteen hgndrsd miles 10 about 81. days Nc
detrimental to the health and comfort Of
ger Seventy emily will be taken-an to dine At the Gap
adapted for health and and a4.sd
tages and comforts Of home Library To- with pro-
monade deck for their Most OF her freight
engaged. The balance taken ON favorable terms For
freight passage apply beard pier river or 10
Z. RICHARDSON CO., 81 South street.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
ts P.laes seuvsar illustrated Magazine q Ladies'
nsr o. 1855 Thi. interesting WORK. psS;Ssd sor sr.sa
81
yi contain smons other useful matter, foa.
ds:sss nsnili:: WI ds.s1iptys P.rssisf; q u:
. any part Union application the proprietor
HTANrILIAs.-AN IMMENSE rxpoRrArIoN OF EN-
~ trsly and extremely beautiful designs PARISH.
hay: s been -:
Eovsds ihs saitasa Biossse and every other novelty
sssS '- '' ''''''''' '''' aEo BGIPfk n
l. dfsperiss Of svery description AUBsbELL PkTksoN
as sssans sssS the. "
oaii the attention Of the furnishing public Al Broadway
SHAwLs FIFTY CASES OF VERY RICH CANTON
is: s s''h s..
and other French and India 'hav' Of =: an;;s
Maatilla and shawl Emporiun, ssi Broadway
TJBspEt! PERSON LAxl q g,noADwAYhATE
ladies and che public to their recent Of the
: ys: rsns: ;s ns
cd 70 the sessen Also stock fancy
ers. and are nov open for inspection
DANCING ACADEMIES
RRooKLYN-wnsoNs DANCING ACADEMY 1875
~ Orange street second door vest Of Fnlton street. ook
classes for the summer term Early application as the
glasses limited The superior advantages Of this
academy are we'll known The classes will meet Tussi
and Fridays at half past eight O'Clock r. NJ Ladies at
s.ds riy;s pupils Of the and f.,hsn.s!s
nience from to six times
DANCING ACADEMY-sIGNoR G. PLANcI, THE
~ ~el known professor and tesoher OF all the and
fashionable Dances has tho honor apprze his
patrons aud the public that he has opened splendid
dan eng saloon, 81 Broadway Sgnor Plano will continue
with Is and scientific principle Of teaching uis pupils
able dances Of tho day Open for private essons from 10
A. NJ to r. NJ, from to r. M and for practice from
to 10 y. N.
MADAME IL GINNELM WILL GIVE INsTRUC-
M tions In tho most fashionable Dances to few p
pupils at their residences during tho Terms TO-,
be known by addressing note to 56 Houston street.
THINE LECTURE SEASON.
LNATHER GAvAZZpS FAREWELL LECTURE IN
Brooklyn. Mt the Athenmum Hall Thursday 18th fnst
at eight o'clock against civ and religious
liberty, and it's supporters In America Tickets Is cent
G---
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BnGGa ...ssAI..T.a. FAT 4 IAs.H4II soSa
1A'''ss; is:i ::S s.;iss:: :; * ''
;i5::; Il i: 60 g.;
P:a ;.s M X; 1 f:s: Ss:s
k.ss.a F Ss::: ssz
.ssssss. Mn: L. s:z
NIBLos GARDEN.-TnIs ESTABLISHMENT MAE
ash.. :. sns.Esa for ss:p.o.s
,Ss::Ssssv Apply rom l. T. = ?. H. e W. "a "
Thursday 'iiHiiP Il M g. 3;
s:;,. ID. ss, s::::;
s::::s E;;: Mis-: JUL: a OH:
Overture ' THE AN * rs
w Mrs. mr.: s,s:::
Woops nINsrRELs. - BaoADwAY Asoxn
s .s :
s;: 81.
g.: ::;;:
.forn.a that q: ssssrsoos assssss.ssS
=. Y:'ti..l: csuss a.d Anussnsns' q sAs ssssssS
sS
y ntaT'p gsO Chariot sd Races hS
johnston % as:s .as D
Other l.as,:1s sas iis: s e
.Arn
FL sad '''
open ~ s.'fe sa !: :..-
The given afternoon being .g. =
% e. q III o 1: on, ,d
afternoon performance
ny s;ssl: The oass: SSsS spss -
". ss..:y T. 1Sn Z
TREnEEDous DEMossrRAr!oH.
Houses Thronssd every NighA
fr'' 'pp'S''n'iHs LEVI !. NORTH,
and his celebrated Kiss S:sI kSs hsr:
the leading squsstrsnns Of the world, the FrsasA ~
Boxes Is osns.. PIT l2k osats
Doors ops. At perfo.mnnss to commerce a. X s':c
Moons. Ats .'oiosa.
M ASCENT OF MONT BLANC
will b continued CHI Caifs sEsnnf s4IocN
AND s5vsH
Nightly VAST .sdisass: 4. s
''''o1 snow s' King 81 - MOUNTAINS
l'''AA''0'' ''H DRGas ~ GRANDEUR
THE ALpISSE REoIox.
Interpreted 'hl syaSs s 81 IAuonrrs,
ses as' s.sy pessi:s nd snsfSs
Admission % osn..; children under lively. half srss.
sas. so. daily fss
Ms1fsSReeSShhn44ssp I4sS ! sE1HP SHS0s.'
Occasion /. WIN ). assisted y II. tssvas -
ss AVE- Il p RsHEes!g a. ss;1 S.......
Ana 'ni isss:f soBT Scholar.
sss S.s.s.:s Som: 80 S1s.d@.,; 1 and 80
RRook.LYN MysEGM-ByyEroS PR4yATIc 4ssc;
NJ: A.: NJ
Il ' 10 vi With ss.'~ss
MusEux OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES. srUTvE-
y: .s ss
imported direct from Egypt .nd formed BY Abbo de-
9: :i &
a..: &: s,, sEyr.sDcy: BUN.
4. Holy s:s :s :. :s sss:s e rs
:s41.. st -
i alters. t.. e Or Friday, s.y s.s i ssiset ::
=. Sa
the Assr I,Ss Opera Ms.;. .nens Which
Il n. lamp: z. bulldog =: h..,y 1:s 70:
=: ia'
20 s. ess.ss ss
tho .s ss: y :: n: isqS,A
the 18th May The sails viii b positive the buildings
s;s'isi :;
%IE;oN 6; HUNT, 90 William street.
EDMUND COFFIN. 80 Broad st.. cor Of E1ohanss place.
EEANkLrN MUSEUM, l?s cHArHAx srREEr.-oso
purpose n I'VE
ssshsr .sh vsrssy q bssufs p.rformsnsss .rthss
RsrtiosiA.s SEQ bills o. each Gay Admissien-sssH =
chairs xx ossss; Bs.s:; Is csnss Gallery tx s.sS
| NLOTHINo AND FURNITURE wANrED-LADTBs
.;ssyI -
= snS ccHES s.ais. ..s q
| NLoTHIN0.-CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND vURxn-
~ ture wanted Ladies' aad gentlemen having any olstA
subserbsr At his residences or ahroSsh Tie Post o
Ladies attended By Mrs Cohen:
| MAST OFF cLoTHINo-ss0o woRrH wANrEA-
.
Il Ii. .ssst sa Il oss:: q
Chatham
| CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons DESTROYS Of converting their osst % articles
n DUssIf ooRI. No: Is Elm .srssl
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IRON WORKS, 60.


TOHN b. WICKERSHAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
q Railing Iron Fence for Farms 6o $40 Broadway New
Yerk.-Qrnamentsl Iron Work.-Iron and wire ratings
for public and private grounds parks lawns dwellings
A., from 20 cents 70 SO per foot Iron bsdste.ds.
g to go Iron dogs lions: urns vases issohing post,
racks umbrella stands .ptteons a.. &c. wicssrshams
The srb:sri9sr tho arss'. stock Of ornaments. iron
exceedingly low prices Superior quality q hair and
3l2 Broadway; works, 81, 90 and 81 LOWS street.
CRowELLs cELEBRATEp PATENT CAsT-IRoN
" Railing.-Ths New York Iron Railing Compsny pat
up 70 order every variety Of cast rsn railing for 61id
parks courts cemeteries &e upon Crowss celebrated
principle without rvets saving thereby from TWEEN
NATIONS Of their patterns and TO which they
In the cemeteries snd ~ bull iings in the city
vault doors shutters brackets light
ratings gratings window guards Wall stays
&C., At short notice reasonable charges Hayias
their foundry they enabled to control their
work. thereby avoiding delays And
and much ocnpained Of In this business
ings Of all kinds executed with accuracy and despsoh
Foundry foot Of Forty street. North river and
wRreroom, No. 70 Duane street.
L,OR SALE.-A SECOND HAND WROUGHT IRON
circular stair frame, equal to win be
much below its value early application made ct s. Pine
street, up stairs.
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TTBsDELL, PERSON LAKE, III BROADWAY, LATE
of6 Canal street. respectfully solicit the attsaon Of
ladies and che public to their Of all the
fashionable styles silks nuslins printed
jackonsts tissueA brants French csieoss adapt
cd to the present Also magnificent fancy
ribbons all Of which have received by tho
and are open for inspection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-12

THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-vANDER-
hts Line for San Franoisoo-The Accessory Transi.
the ma-Ony lias giving through tickets, including tho
I.thmus crossing The favore double engine steamship
PROMETHEUS 900 tons burthen will leave from pier
No. N 4. O'clock NJ pssss:ly for San Juan dol
popular and going steamship Sierra Nevada 1000 tons
burthen, the Nioasagua transit route having
surpassed in their ventiiaton and aooonnodaon For
the agency 9th company No Battery place up
c. VANDERBILT Agent Passengers cautioned against
the taons Of hired other
employ for th line. mail bag Will be made up
the ofhoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-12

IN ono DOZEN OF CLARET WINS, FROM 81 70
lU.VVV per dozen bottl, returned. Brsndies vines
gin cordias 40 in grade Heidsieck Charles
Heidseck 80 champagne wiles choice Havana So
offered twenty cent Lalow other houso,
Il. UNDERHfLl4 49, Broome street. corner Crosby.
RRANDy, WINES sfGARS, Sc. At so FOURTH
Upde, hills establishment 4so Broont street under tho
of George r. Erowne The ohoicept assort
alts porter cordas Wines expressly suited TO
family use. at twenty per cent below other house.