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Leave Centre Tuesday al a m
Arfiys al home same day by pm.
FLORIDA
Prom july l, 1854, 10 june 80, 1855.
1851 Madison, Charles MIs Ferry New Boston
Troy and Collins 70 Clay Landing W miles and back once
Leave Madison Monday at7ami
Arrive al hay Landing nsKI Wednesday BY pmi
Leave Clay Landing Thursday alta
Arrive AT Madson next Saturday BY pm.
1862 Fom Pensacola 10 Warrington, (nayyyard miles aud back
Leave Pensacola daily sami
Auise at w arlington by IL IN;
Leave Warrington dairy at pmi
Arrive at Pensacola same day By
1868 Prom Pensacola by Eeamba 10 Beeye Ala 30 miles and
back a week.
Leave Pensacola Tuesday al ami
Arrive a beiieviie Thursday by VI nj
Leave Heloyile Thursday Al
Arrive at Pensacola neai Saturday by SPIN.
355i by hennedys store and summenS
Fod A-hon, no miles aud back once week.
Leave Tampa Monday at SAM
Arrive at Fort Mellon next "Wednesday by opmi
Leave Fort Mellon Thursday at o a m;
Arrive al Tampa saturday by 6pm
35e5 Tampa Mellon. 40 miles back,
Leave Tampa Monday ami
Arrive a Old For, Mellon next Wednesday by pmi
Leave Old Fon Mellon Thursday al 6 an
Arrive Tampa Saturday by D
$500 From Tampa 20 Old Tampa Bay aud back once week
Bidders viii and propose schedule.
For Dade by Springfield Bay Port and back,
week.
Bidders win distance and propose schedule
Proposals 10 at Pefceyie ipsead OF Fort Dade
Will be considered.
1868 From Ogethope, by Cutber, Blakey, and Woodye
Ala, 10 Mariana, ta i5O miles and back, once week.
Leave osle.horpe Monday At aami
Mariana Wednesday by SPIN;
Leave Mariana Thursday nj m;
Arrive a ogielhorpe nei Saturday by . p. M.
1868 From sepica fnhoo~ay 70 miles and backs
week.
Leave suepica Monday at 5ami
arrive at Finhoiloway by l2mi
Leave Fnhotoway Monday al . pm
al m.
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No. SOIL
NOTICE of the removal OF the land ONCE from
IN CHfLLICOTHE 10 COLUMBUS, in Ohio.
Under authority Of of entitled "An author
changes in the location land ohcss Warren
1883, is hereby doc the
the sale public GBLLtCOTHE ONO,
win be removed from CHILLfcOTHE its location, 90
LUMBUS, in Franklin said stae hs day
.aprti merit
Given under hand the city ofwashngon this LIST Of
March, A. ID. 1854.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
JoHs Wusos,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
Mar eodew
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Ing letters o. administration Tor letters estanen,sry copy Of
tiers, Ae the bel the estate o. deceased
thai said fun
that the ssd me OF bis death iesa recen
cal who served BY that board The w. s.
OF California, the VIII"
certificate discharge herewith who
where he died. and whether hr the the
OF his death about the OF 10
and whose due under the provisions OF The
Congress March 1883 which
his legal And iurhar that the saii
native OF that wasa
feet inches in height, OF eompe xion,
hair and eyes, aud that he entered The val
about the --- day f-, 10 fsnle whether
personal knowsdgt 10 the dapouent Or were
derived from others Ii the discharge be produced
among
and disposition within
knowledge
Administrator execulor1
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[Administra,or or executor, ]

County oE-----.} &"
Personally appeared before for and
county duly qualified administer who
signed The foregoing deposition made
The
certify dsponent 20 admlnls.fs
accompanying OF adminlsua
Witness my hand this ---- day OF ---, A. le5
Justice OF The peace, other magistrale.l
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THE UNON WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH l5 1854

Bowels store, 10 cenire 40 miles back, week
Leave home Monday al 8 a IN
Arrive al Centr same day by PM
Leave Centre Tuesday al 5
Aniya al Rome same dsy by pm
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FORM 81 onh " Identity BY srscfor, administrator, Sc.
-, Of o., in The county 81 -, s,afe ~ -, de-
and that the ideutcsl named accompany
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second cempIolsrs oree, March J, 1854
addition present regulations the subject Of Sex
pay granted by the Of August 81 1852 and March 3 o5
navy In the Pacific, the
Mexico during Mexico,
following be increasing number Of spun
claims You viii enforce Them in all in which the papers
shall be executed aer The 2O instant California and ore
gon 18th OF April and
regulations and been individual
ulaons IL date which, In due
course of mail, The regulations received
The claimant viii add his oain Of Identity that he has not
previously applied for payment Of his payi he has
Piled he viii and the OF his
attorney assignee, IL he empisyed any.
the claim purpors been assigned The
attorney reciIea valuable consideration, Of
zderanon of such OF attorney assignment be stated
cents, by words written length body
instrument the beginning Of power When
consideration subsequently denied original clamanl
proof win placed upon attorney assignee.
notary before whom the power Of
assignment be executed must add his certificate that
blanks the the
date his thereof; If there any he
describe them according facts He must also name the
| accompanying said instrument
having which genuine seas eu
from authentic official have pasted upon forged
will be required that official be merely pasted
the instrument but they must be impressed he paper
| sitesied
Whenever signature to any voucher is made by mark
witness thereto magistrate notary acting in the
case, win be required.
having personal access 10 the Navy
Agents Office and who ignoran the allowed iem
pe ufnsheu WIN statement Oh he sum on4y upon their hT ming
their oath Of identity with their discharge annexed; Or
claimant has lost his certificate Of discharge let him
absencc
When payment is claimed by administrator right
administer according
letters OF administration granted appear the papers
from the coa and the right previously Others
be thai they have enounced their
appointment, be stated As letters appear
obtained facility administrators are ap
plying legal representatives Of who
plying themselves caution should be
on and need be- additional proof death Sc
required though the letters Of administration granted
due form The amount Of the penalty the
should be stated and payment should not be made
claim. The oath Of identiy
should be required describe person he
his height son, eyes hair
stating whether his knowledge derived
ance, from the information OF
L. NJ. RnoDHEAD,
Comptroller.
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From July /, 1854, 10 June 80, 1857.
iS4 From BRISTOL BY Newcastle, Pemaqud II miles and back
Leave B1,s,ol daily, s.esp. sunday assam
as From WsiacSoso ~ soa W.GcDoo and Friendship
Leave Wsidotoro ThurdayM
leave leave cs Sass'9 s ..,s gay
Amvs w.s0'Se s,, ss S Dover s SCUM MINIS and
80 % FoIcroh, Y miles and back once week
Leave Fo1crot wednesday al pm,
Proposals. for hies si@s a Week service invited
~ From r,ssass ms@sss fns f's
Bidders win propose schedule, intermediate Offices
Ss From saioaa Depot by Oxford oi.ed, casso and EAss
, Naples, 9. sna . SSst sv, ss wssh
Leave Maple. Tuesday o and sa.1. ard a. ism
From Waerboro' ccnue BY Limerick and Lininson, 10
q s c sns as.ssy Mssh
Aniys 9, sund IAN 81, .a,ns day BY 7pm'
Arrive ii wa,erboro' Centre day by pm.
From Brooks ~ Monroe Engwood Corner and IIaupden
g miles and "a ps: mssn
Arrive :. Bangor ,Ta ss%s dsy " spmi .,a
h Asass n a. BROOKE u ssms day y
Proposals for sil times week service are invited.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Ffcm July /, 1854, to June 30, 1857.
ao sa11 Berlin a ta y nss % Dunn
Arrive Al Enrol same day by6pm
Arrive Arrive Al Station House same day by spm.
Isl From Portsmouth, BY Rye, TO Rye Beach, miles and back
-aa, Leave portsmouth every Tnursday sslam,
hniye AZ Rye Beach sans day By ! pm;
Ski Portsmouth saue day by 10
Proposals invited,
a six times. a-week during months.
VERMONT.
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Mayors Once,
Washington, March ?, 1854.
GIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS HEwARD-A reward Of Ave han
dred dollars apprehension, nr such In
formation may of the
guilty Of this the reward
be paid convicon Of the guilty
JOHN w. MAURY,
Mar I0-9aw9w Mayor
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Ew SPRING GOODS AND FAsHIONs-DUvALI&
~ BROrHEs aors this method Of calling the
attention their and c'rens
70 their spring goods, which arriving
We New where have made
selection.
styles Of goods which nc found elsewhere
Al work made o order n of elegance
Mar io--asw2uir DUvALL h BROTHER,
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On this - day Of -, A. D. ls5 before me, il
and o The state and county aforesaid, officer having authority
10 take acknowledgment OF deeds personally appeared
whom read and fully explained foregoing
and rsed and acknowledged my presence
his further cerufy
such wchgmen the power warrant Of attorney noresa
neither blank alteration
ne ed hereto lspeciiyinR the papers he shir
Justice OF the peace, other magistrate
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WILL cp~" shss morning variety OF new spring
W goods consisting IL part OF, Was
Plaid silks, striped silks, figured silks
French d..
Plaid and stripe berege de isines
On. case handsome De hines, At s cents per YARD
French chtntyes, Ersl,sh cho,xe~ American ehofxes
French gnghams, English einghsms
Crspe shswfs, cashmere -nswis. camel har shsws
And complete of staple goods OF 81 s,nds 70 vines
VIC respectfully invite the attention Of pnrcnase. .,,,
Feb 9l--an~9wn HALL BROTHER
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Deposit Tuesday, Thursday, and saaresy atlpm
Leave cannonssine Tuesdsy Thursday, ana Saturday
lass from hsavs',oS y Falls, nemOn IS miles
Leave hsuyeiiOn daily, sIeep, sunday, M4sPmi
Anise :, Iis,@on :, ~ Pms SUNDAY ,,s,m.
l4ss From Auburn 10 ron Byron, back
Leave Auburn daily, e1ssp, Sunday, a,apmi
ss saa rp syl ss'S sa tsepp
I4s From Eass.aw elslsstown, milo. back,
Leave Haversuaw Monday Wednesday ana Friday at 10
Arrys :, olaIAs,own BY II sml ,..,.,,s.
Arrive al Haverslraw BY 9am
NEW JERSEY.
From JAY l, 1854, 10 Juns 30, 1856!
BIOS Hope Columbia miles and back, once woss
A Aass a Il ro1 nanaay s a. Il ann
Leave Columbia Monday M mi
Arrive at Hope by 3pm
PENNSYLVANIA.
From july I, 1854, TO June 20, 1856.
'S' rsu sS
Leave g s s sSa sr sa. S@ss wsss
Leave saIonbug Saturday assam,
ss7s FROM safe magSo in Lancaster county, rorss
Leave sals naIsar saturday as a.
Leave Marie Foiss Saturday ii i ans
Arrive Al Safe Haibo, same day By u IN. ,,a. ..,.,.
Fsn shSasass md Sssh ors
Leave Shippensyie Tuesday aI6
Arrive Butler day BY IL M
Leave Butter Wednesday at m;
al Shippensyie day by m
WOrthingon, Armstrong county, 10 Cow
ansyiile, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Lick Saturday nj l0a m
Cowansvile by 2pm;
Leave Cowansyis saturday al u IN;
Arrive a State Lick by pm
Frewsbury, jamestown, and Deahti, 10
80 miles back week
Leave Warren Monday ut o a IN;
Arrive Dunkirk next day by pm,
Leave DnnkiIk Wednesday at 6am;
Arrive al Warren day by Jpn.
$3.50 Faiview Village, Perkomen bridgs-
schwcnck's store, Pensburg, Hereford Ionvie Macun,
gie Fogesvie AZ miles and back once
q
Leave Nonistown Monday at q ans
a Foqlesvlle same day by PM
Leave Fogiesviie Tuesday at AM
Aryve al Norrisiown day by .
by McSheHyIown and Bunoughysown, to
Gettysburg, IL miles and back three times week.
Leave Hanover Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday al
Arrive Gettysburg days by " nj
Leave Gettysburg Tuesday, Ttnrsday and Saturday al
Hanover days by q p M
-tmes-a week service are invited
96sa From Lick hes Eddy, the Allegheny rver
Bidders distance, the intermediate onces
and schedule =.
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ARREST OF MICHAEL DOB4ON FOR ARSON.
On Friday night, at about o'cock . Dire took D
III the c. bnet shop occupies by Michael Iohson slt
ted in the rear OF No so Pel street The fire tas
covered by he neighoors bSfo it had tine tn ex.
much beyond ths place where IL origiratsd The rer
Were quiskiy oo the fpot ard extinguifhed the far
The FEe Marshal sas ALTO at she prem es, and disso
Cd that quaDtit. Of spirits Of turpsr tine had b
thrown amongst the shsvirgs end thsn the Ore 40 oil
evidently for the purpose of wiully burning do va
premises Such facts came to the knowledge Of
Fire Marshal during the time of he Ore and soon II
the shop was the party concerned in firing the DIS
There was not more than $50 worth OF stock and e
In the shop, yet he hell insurance OF $3.50 in the
strong cir cumstances made It the duty Of the poce
arrest Dobson on the charge Of arson and ac.ordin
Lieut. Bingham Of he sixth wsrd police, took the &C
SEQ into custody the folio gmorning andconveysd
before Justice BcgArt who nmisted him to prison
await the Fire Aaishaps investigation.
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Marine Affairs.

INCREASE OF ToNNAGs-ibe following statement she
the number and class Of vessels built and the tonn
thereof In the several districts OF Bath and Portlai
Maine, Boston, and Now York, during the years IS
1870, 1870, ard 1854:
BdtA-lD 1900, ships and banks, brigs, II ssho
ers, sloop-tonnsge 1897 27-95. In 1890, ship
Drigs II schooners, l sioop-tonnAge 1897 1896
1870 10 sbipf, briggs 5schooners-tonnase 7,248 OF
IN IN 1888 90 ships briss, schoonsrs -tonnsl
i,orland.-In 1900, IS chips, 1e brirs, II ,choone
Q sioops-tonrs ge, $50 1896. In 1920, I brias
schooners sioops- tonnage, 2,378 20 9S. In 1870,
ships, y briggs, schooners-tor mage 6C95 100 05
lsoa q slips, briggs, schooners sloops-tonnal
Bottom I'm 1850. II ships Is briggs, IL schoonsrs
soops- tonnage, 6294 1895. In 1920, ships, bri
4schooners- Tonnage, 2s19 4o.p6. In 1910, Is shit
briggs, Echoops rstonDase, 1860 1895. In 1854,
shiEs brig, schooeers sloop, steamsn-tonnal
New York. In 1900 s ships, 10 briggs, % scboone
40 sloops-tonnsge, 7,760 AZ 66. In 1920, ships
brigs, 10 schooner, is sIoops-tonnags, 5,255 7ss
In 1910, ships, Is briggs, II schoonsxs, "a sloope
tonnage IL, 357 Is ss Ia 1854, 20 ships, ! briss'
schooners, 81 sloops 40 steamers-tonnase 495 5ss
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Malls for Europe.


NEW YORK HERALD-EDIrON FOB EUROPE.
The Gun ard m all steams ip Europa, Captain Shannon
viii leave Boston Wednesday 1t IL O'Clock NJ, for
Liverpool.
The European ms lis viii closs in this city Ut half past
two O'Clock 10. moro afternoon
The herald (priuted in French aud Engish) will BE-
published at ten o'clock the morning single copies,
in wrappers, sxp-nes.
Subscriptions and advertisements FOR any edition Of
%he NKw York HERALD viii be received at the following
places in Europs
LIVERPOOL John Hunter, No. Q Paradise street.
LONDON =. EDWARDS, sanford Co., No IL Cornau
....Wu. Thomas 90, No. 10 Catherine street.
PARIS. .Lisnss Wells Co Place della Bou 20
ale contests of ths European edition Of thu HERALD
VII embrsce the recev by mail and Telegraph a.
the during the previous week. and to the hour Of
Publ cation.
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ard his plans, his partisans, bis principles, and
bis fortunes. 1t is time. 1t is not too late to
enter into new calculations for the November
elections. The administration at Washington
have insisted that the State shall be cast again
into the hands Of Seward and nothing but this
movement of the national wings has yet taken
place among the opposition forces to the whig
coalition calcu' a,ed to defeat the Cabine: Of
their object. Let US, therefore, watch the move
ments of the conservative wings.
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DEATHS AT SEA.


DEATHS AT SEA.
Tie ship J. R. Glchrist, rom Liverpool, arrived
yesterday lost Tie carpenter, Mr.. A. Brandt of Bos
ton. by cholera, on the passage, besides tairsesn
Others, supposed paaepgers. TIE ship Jacob A
Westeryelt, also arrived yesterday from Liverpool
had ihit5 dahs on the passage. Tie nature o.
the disease is not mentioned.
JEALOUSY AND MURDER.
Or Saturday ore Of the Coroners held an inyes
tieation into the circumstances whereby a Gsrma
girl, named Helena Meyer, came to her desth from
wounds inf .c!ed b. her lover, William SchaTsnbsrg
who Las been under arrest since the occurrence
took place, on tie 24hut. II resulted in verdi I
implics'irg the pr soner who awaits the action
OF TIE Grand Jury. The young woman, who il re-
press nted as having been very beautiful, belonged
II ia said, to that numerous class Of abandoned Ger
man females with which, unfortunately, certain
sections of our ,ity abound.
MORE FowDYIsM.
On Su. day NOR ing a 6ght took place al a dis
reputable house in Leonard street, during which
Capt Carp inter- OF the poi,e while endeav ring to
effect the arrest of the most prominent of the
rioters received several severe though not da ger
Ous slabs from q dix knife. He succeeded, how
ever, 10 capturing his assailant, an named Hay.
who was subsequently released on giving bail ia
hfteen hundred dollars to answer the charge of az
asut and battery with intent to kill.
UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS
Twenty five unlicensed liquor dealers in the Six
feentl ward Of this city were arrested on Satur.
day oni held TO bail to answer. In Jersey CITY re-
Gently eleven hundred of the same sort have been
arrested, several of whom have been tried and
mulcted In heavy sums for violating the Law.
TRIAL TRIP OF MEXICAN WAR STEAMER.
The new Mexican war steamer Iiurbds, consort
q the Santa Anna, which has been built By Messrs
Westervelt Sons, IN this city, made her trial trip
on Saturday, under very favorable auspices and 10
the entire satisfaction Of Colonel Butterneld-the
contrsctor-wbo vii now have supplied eighteen
vessels OF war to the neighboring government. Toe
Iturb.de will mount ten twenty-four Founders OH
deck, long brsss gun on her forecastle, and
swivel gun in her boat Qaunch) on deck. She is q
propeller Of over five huud ed tons, with oscillatng
engines and machinery Of the most perfect descrp
6on, made by NJ ssrs. Faren. of the Farren Iron
Works, New Yors This steamer win be mannei
by crew of ninety men, and, after her arrival at
Vera Cruz, win b. commanded by Captain Carvel.
ms of the Mexican. navy. She is now under charge
Of Captain Bfyant. full description OF the vessel
with report OF her trial trip are published.
WHERE SILVER CONES FROM.
The product o. the silver mines of NJ xco for tne
year 1850 exceeded that of the rest Of the world by
one million dollars, the total yield beirg thirty three
millions. Wren we rshecs that this immense sun
l. Ding out of the earth by a population compare
tysly destitute science, II a., or compreheu
live system, u viii readily be perceived how vast
Yield would BE- " these miae, Of wealth were in
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The NsMa.
ANOTHER MEN CAN TREATY.


We understand from very excellent authority
that the government Of the United Safes at Wash
ington, and The cabinet of His Imperial Hghness
Santa Anna, have already laid the basis Of new
t.eaty which is az the present nom MT in process Of
nego stion This treaty win be entirely Of a com
mercisl nature ahd it is considered tnat when com
piste it VIII be worthy Of being cassed in he same
Official catalogue With that known nov tbe
sGsdsdtn treaty. la fact, we arc Of opinion thai
Ete new treaty communicate Of the two govern
ments we're OILY commenced after the return Of
General Gadsden TO Mexico. Our readers will -
posted Up from time to time as to the progress o.
she negotistions.
RECEPTION OF CAPT. LUCE.
We publish il another column az account OF Che
pnbi; reception of Capt. Luce by his frieuds AMI
neighboTs at Yonkers on Saturday. The proceed
iDgs we're marked by delicate propriety that re
fleets credit on ali concerned.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF MIGRANTS.
The number of vessels arrived yesterday from Eu-
role vas unusually large, and the consequent in
crease to TIE population by immigration materially
decreased, Ipmoei ing between i've and six thou.
sand sou's. They come from various parts OF En-
rope, IN. more than one half shipped at Liverpool
and London, viz
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PRoGREss OF THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY CoNHIs
Letters have been received from Mr. Charles Rad
xminsi the secretary Of the commissioner, dated at
Powder Horn near Indianols, Texas. Oct. Major EN-
ory the Commissioner left that station ON the Both Sop
tsmber for the theatre OF hs operations taking
with him all the members Of his party, or ept some who
sick and Mr.. KA1ziminshi who remained to take
charge of the wagons, the schooner conveying whsh
wss coming sgnt be wrote He expected to follow
after the commisonsr The next day From the acknow.
lodged ability and energy Of Major Emory and the chief
officers assisting him. look forward to early and
succs ssu completion of the extensive lsborious ano
sed operations connected with this impor
tsnt survey
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sno end music dealer Is selling At bis great music o.
abshmsnt 1888 Broadway the largest and finest aseor
ment OF celebrated pianos and sedeons In the Unite
them pianos OF 7. Gbesfk Col make with or Will
out the beautiful eoIi-n; and pianos OF HORACE Va
IsRs' greatly improved make. Beautiful pianos, rshio
hsve been routed but for short tine, will b sold
great bsrgssps--eaob instrument warranted. To 30
purchasers monthly payments viii be taken O.
paid for second hand pianos. Pianos TO rent.
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JUVENILE FESTIVAL IN THE MORMON COUNTRY
The Mormons are very eccentric people, and
by the last accounts they appear to be bringing
up their children in the same path which they
have found so profitable. We give this morning
the programme Of celebration at Salt Lake
City in July last. It is rich.
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COuxg ColeDdax-Thls Day
UrrfD STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Nos 81, So, 90, "a,
81, 88, Is, 80, IL, II, Il.
suPRn1 OouRf-Circut Mos. 2o8o, TAI, 775, TIT, 7s
20, BAL, 800, S57 to s62, S64
;UPRnn C0UN-specisi form Nos. 90, 115, %, 7, Z
COMMON PIxAs-GenerAl Term No TO 90
SUPKu0R C0URf, flour branches Mos. 3o2K, a.
47Q, 500, 6A b7I 500, Coz. 624, 826 $40 g. li0 q
861 1876, 166, 1857, 168 l69 10. ILL., 42T $780, 64O 81
t48 ga 64b, 64e CAT. 64s, 6a9 6t2 $50 664 $685. 90
ebs 66e ESQ., 6el 662 $685. 6o4 666, 6ee, 66S, o6o o.
3l3, 314, 7, l39, $50, Is, 277.
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sppCDsn. IT Hartford, 3t. At his bsnsat a Fn
Mds. Pon.si sni Mr. s-ncford played hds. Ponis
ply In Hartford during this wesk.-The Am
1heaire. New Orleans, has been opened by Go
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Espenachsld's Fsn style for 1S54.-Ths pal
lic appreciation hes already stamped the Espsnsche
hat for the fail Of 1854 fashioo's fsvorite In
signng this Style his object hiss been TO produce
combining tne exceiencies Of the Styles that ha
preceded It. 10 rich, classical'y oportionsd, Al
unootrusivey elegant All ts appointments are In a.
saste and In perfect keeping With the general dssig
Hats win b made tor gentemsp 10 orisr at the shore
notice. N. ESPEN5CHkIp, l1e Nassau street.
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The Best, the Cheapest, the Largest 80 Ger
dsguersotyps portraits those taken ct ia Broadva
with complete, free Of extra charge l84 Brsadwa
corner of Howard Atre0t. GARBANAII. Artist
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II You wish Good Dasuerreo&ypo, 20 Z
BNAPP's old established gallery $50 Broadway betwee
Metropolitan and St. Nicholas hotels Single pictur,
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