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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21
Oar London Oorrsspondsnce.

Our London OOrreopOn0enco.
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1855.
TIE RuPrURE BIrwEN RUSSIA AND TEE wBsrmm
P0wxRS-CoUNT ORLoFH FAILS IN HE MISSION
ARE WI AT PEACE on AT wAR 4-TH1 HUsDrAu
PRorosAIs-oLARESDoNs sTArnkDu-rH1 BLUE
BOOKS.
We arc precisely ia that stAts In whisA MshoustD
con 10 aid TO ben suspense between heaven and he'll
for though In actual rupture with KsnA,
and Brunow and Ksssls6 eating together ooiel
Ddvdasels at the Hotel Dc Russs 1t Brussels, ws ars
still inf rmed that there is ebanss ssn sft-a vsy
small ohanss, hovsvsT-of psass.
Count 0rCGs mission has am happy 10 ny, proved
dead failure st ver and Berlin Why he stu kespe
lingering st Vienna, ssd why the English and French
goverrnsns do not At the insalt put upsa
them BY the fact Of the missoa ssf-fog the objsse
il mo secret- matter TO b sxplAinsd By thsnssvD.
rhs terms Of the Russian proposal rsthsr eeuntee
psoposa brought By Count OrIo wsrs, II undsrstooa
- follows
First Il was Commanded that rurkish pIsaipotsutaxy
should ~ sent either the headquarters Of the army
oecup auon st. Petersburg, TO treat dirssy vfsA
Rusia without seeing advising win the Ministers &
The Four Pswsn.
Secondly, the former trssass tstvssa Russa and tss
Porte were to bs renewed.
Thirdly, Turkey 10 enter into essagsmsnt witb
respect 70 political refugees t. ths eject hsaDpsssd
that they sheuld not hsncsorth hsrbod q ~ 0tse
dominioes
And lastly the CsAr insisted dseiarstisa froa ths
Porte coushsd In smilar terms to the MsssehkoG ul
matun with rsfsrsnes 10 the protection Of the Grs
Christians.
This project was communicated 70 TIE Cssssrsuss -
Count Buol ssA u r-jsossd totally iaadmis
BIZ. All negotiations are, therefore, brought 10 sioss
ard there probability that they WIN ~ rsssss6
10 the shove may add that count OsIo6 oGsrsd -
sign treaty with Austsia and Prusna n ~ nans e
Russia offensive and dsfsssivs, sgainss EsgIsad 49,
France 10 sssd nsss 70 protect the PruiAs coast -
Ths yousg Emperor Of Austria has formally dsessd -
ths Csar's propssitioss Hos hr ths sstisst q ~
preservation nay have adussd him 10 Dc nt&ls nas
tsrs. Both Austria and Prussia havs also REUSED =
promise nsuirAty In sot neutrality By them would -
nothing sss tbAa 70 barrier o. shield against ~
Western Powers In favor of kasiA
I've bully blus bsohs Of nssry 900 qussto pass have
bees Iad upoa the tables Of both housss fhsy sonan
The vhoss q sAs ocrsspoadssss bstussa ~ daEsse
subsssssers isiser &e relative - ths KsssEn qass.
,io>, I have vaSsd through both volumes. II snB
,ovssos tSAs 4 ~ The arss half q volsna l.. v1asA
ssussl,s ths sssia of ~ sqsssss" aesut ~ aslD
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sa:s s.S: Ss5S ;S:,;s;s,s.s; :s.sasS Chairman,
preE.sa .a Do"r"'' consspsnaiss Secretaries
COMMITTEE.
,uassrx zmusA John = CAllanAn.
Jehu ntAoh,I Felix Ineolasby,
psvxc Il, CognoY MiahAei neleny
iRishaxd o'GornAus Ilcrenco levsrV,
Richard Bustsed. yohn " neeonys
.AA6xoW Clarke, DE- wnWeher,
.RishsRd b. Connoliy, John Higgins
DY. o. Dcnnsil r. Lyneh
MichaeI Vssh. WI Hogan.
risoth5 osrriok Ia vard butler,
p. Hsg0crAy, Thomas Taylor,
Ps9sk Ksrri9an, Riohayi 0ulAhAn,
r. Kslly, n Ksnnslly
Irensls Jssksen, TrAyer,
II. VI LAor. John Savage,
". RAbbsss
DUpLRY PlnSsI Treasurer.
meeting Of the eomnitee VIII he hsd ths evening -
half psss eelcck NJ their rosns 20 White street.
mesrs Of che ward Csuttos invted attend
eA russ<ay Feb "a, 1884.
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Az ANT, Feb 40, 1874
RuIS IMPORTED
To suppress the tra6o n lotteries
TO exempt plank roads from TAXATION.
To the Ladder Ho ne Missiouary So.Wty
To ineorporats tbs Aessy Sixpsnny Savings Bunk
Company.
INLAND NAVIGATION COMPANIES.
The bill 10 Incorporate Inland M vgston companies was
debated Ia COMMITTEES untd the adjournmsat
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb, 20, 1884
wOMKH's RIGHTS.
NJ. d. 2. WooD (whis) Of Oasndsga presented peti-
ton for wCmsns rights, vhioh. after debate Was
fssrsd 10 select ocumistss Of seven By unanimous
VOTE
Relative TO issues by banks whose charters have expired
By hr. aAvAo.. For the more snsctual cleaning Of
By Mr. D. p For the relief Of the Hobart Fee
College ard H.miltop College
By Mr. BuxsnT-For the punshnsnt Of assaults with
Against the eD prevent the plea o, usury in certain
cases.
sy Mr. AoRHsFor tbs batter protscton Of holders Of
NOTICES OF HILLS
To incorporate rural cemeteries
To allow the New and Flushing Plank Road Com
papy 10 charge the rates OF toll.
York.
Bills INTRODUCED
To amend the Broolyn Ffrc Limits Law.
To amend the char OF Brooklyn.
sisssrs Of Deeds In New York
By Mr. sAvAaE-ro provide for laying out the park In
New Yoik.
hcone counes 20 subsorbs for stock Ia the Uos and
BrkhAmton Railroad
Im rAur on sroARs
Mr. BENEDICT offered concurrent resolutions asking
In Congress for modification OF the
tsrito impose duties Of forty per cent ON imported
manufactured Hegars.
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THE ORLOFF MISSION.
Our English and French Dispatches.
kc., TO-, 10

The United States mail stsamshIp Baltic Captain Com
stock, ffom Liverpool Wednesday, February 8, arrives
about three O'Clock yesterday morning She left Lvsspe
ct O'Clock In the afternoon.
The Europa, from this port 26th ult arrived st Lvse-
pool ct halpast eight o'clock tho morning Of The on
Instant
Intelligence from the seat Of war indicates that mps.
ant operations at hand there but the q the
most vital consequence the open preparations foe
made by England and France Tho debate in the BrtaA
Parliament the 9th gives vow of the present po
Hon Of Affairs, and to which little can bs added
The Russian Minister'S have left London and Paris sad
insructops have been sent to the French and Epgsh
Ambassad 70 withdraw from st. Petersburg The ckas
last proposals aAply rejected, and nsgoaHoss acs
broken Oh. Count Orlods mssion has thus Ar failed;
bat muat await ths result Of the proposition Tor
congress.
The police Of Paris have broken up Russian Cab sAll-
I'd the "Bnreau do pAsenoe E.rspgsre" the Bouls.
yard ess IaIens A. this Club the agents Of Rus
sA received their orders to circuiAts reports IL
Bourss and Ia the streets and cafes. No arrests vsrs
made.
The French papers ordered not speak Of the
uen Of troops other preparations Tor war, sxcspt
tse terms set forth 10 the Msniewr.
Among other Significant orders recently given BY NJ
French government Ia fer three millions Of CANNON
balls
contract for coal to supply 1000 horss power haa
just been complaed at for English nsst
Sir stephen Lskeran, Who commanded the WAtsrkoeg
Rangers In the Cape War has rsesivsd sonaaA
Of body Of Tuk kish troops ia Asia.
The infant Princess Of Asturas only surviving chd 4
the Queen OF span, dangerously i'll Her dsAth soula
At open the susosssion to the Daehsss Of Aoat
pensisr.
bread riot tr,ks cut At Psgusux ths ast Of Fsb
vuAry me military wore put under arms,
sew gale ragsd along the coast night Of Tasoay,
7h. and It hal been stormy 1t times for dayA
Several slight oasusIiss reported Among oth.r hs
suItans IoniAn, ssd Hamlet for New OrsAns and tAs
Nsw World for New York, put back with asht damage.
The sbip Wild Ross from New Oflssns Liverpool vas
twice struck BY ghsnDg and set nrs forward TIE
2eth January, iat 49, Ion. 4o Bywvsral hours sxwtsos
In pumping In water the Ore suppressed Thirty nvs
bales o. cotton were thrown overheard.
The Bouavsntuie, from Savannah, Il ashore Hsly.
head, with fore and mainmasts cut away Asssms has
gone 10 sssst and ahe viii be got on
svis Psoo died 1t Turin the lst instant agsd 81.
The Limerick Chrone says that the family and friends
Of william Smith OBrisn now snssrxia wen sroundsa
hope his ss pardon before the end Of hs present ysAs
nrs which originated in . sssar store IN Lsissst4
fquaIs Londcs, destroyed considerable property -
seven lives were lost, on Tuesday, 7th Instant
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A1A sPROIAL MlnrIn0 OF KNIcKInBoCKnR
"a myeny Ne. hsid We1nooday evsninn. the
f,svi.s rssssti:t VS. uss.l.sssy = sy saspssa
ssssss sss1 Z Ne oiy Bis,s ssssy f SSs Issss q
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The Constitutional Amendment
SYRAOUss, Feb. 20, 1854.
The county report the Official vote OF Onon
daga on the proposed to the constitution In
rels don to the csDAls ~ follows For the amendment
1857; sgAinat II, 1877.
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PHILApnPHlA, Feb. 2e, 1854.
hss been moving very fast here since ten O'Clock
this morning the wind bio wing gale from the north
east The Enow II now SIX inches deep level
HARRISBURG Fob %, 1854
No WIN leave this city TO- night, on aeooust the
heavy snow storm
BALuxoRs Feb 20, 1854
heavy spow storm comms3oed hero about O'Clock
this morning, and sti eonnusa IL Ii foot dssp
kvel and the railroads al blocked mp BY the
ds No trsas have arrived and none gone out sines
O'Clock this aftsrnooo.
Borrow, Feb 2o 1854
It oommsaosd moving here At o,cIsek this evening"
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 20. 1854
At cattle market to day the offerings wore 900 head
OF beef CATTLE al OF which sold - e3 so S. on the
hoof Hogs in active demand but supply limited saes
ct 30 Is ~ per 100 Lbs.
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The Canal Tells-Ths Dsposite Banks:
ALBANY, Feb. 70, 1854.
The Casal Board meets the 1lth Of March, TO dshg
nate The bAnhs 70 taks deposits of canal tolls.
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Ths Baltsc's Malls at Bsston.
Bosrou Feb. 20, 1854.
n Esropsaa naas ~ TIE Bsius were resolved hsrs
70 nigAt qulss unsgpes6soly
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Anti-Nsbraska Meeting At Syracuse.
sYKAcuss Feb 20 1854.
An snt Nsbrssks meeting vss held here on Saturday
night Mayor Mccarthy presiding fhs attr rndAnos
large. And quits irrespective Of party quept
made IN oppcson % the b and resolutions passed
rsmt nstrstns sgainst the Dsasure because II permits
the dedication to slavery oftetory fathers conss
Grated forever 10 frsseom
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rxTEyaoS or rRnnrnos noEs 10 cALroHHA-
NJ LATHAM, dem Of CAL, from the osmmittss o.
Psblss Lands reported the Senate bin for tAs sztsason
Of the prssmptasa prlsss 10 cssos,is. Hs d by ths
ass of March. 1884, yrssovuss sh vsss givsn .. an
survsysd lasds b cAllsoenia for psed d 90 yssr.
rsis rgAt win - sxt nszt nassh, sna ~ nas
saissssy whlsA isoussd CsagFsn y paW w. sst aln
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Detention OF the Jamss Adger at Charleston
CaxnixnoS, Fsb 20, 1854
TIE y. 3. mail stsamship James Adgsr, Capt John
Diskinson, for New Yesk vHs detained hsrs ua svsn
O'Clock on Saturday sfekt
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BALTIMORE, FEB. ~ i5e9r
Patrick hurrh. shit pasisg up PAeas street yestsr
The anAr originated frcm rivalry amsnsSt hrs CON
pspies.
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ABTRfMEIEam kEaEwKD EVERY DlY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
s.s.:::a : NEE. on w.s.s:is; 1sM .a1...s % q
- e sshs s's!ess = sheir chs9tsr Bread
g, !: ss1 Is s:s,. g = 4: .:
80: $50: IL q;
sasRssf e H. s T. s ::'
a R.A-rHE xEHBERs or JsrrERsoN LODGE
Ms are hereby sosssd 70 nsss ~ = sir log, S% On
.sS :Ssss 9 iS:ss: - I:ss: =. s'slssS, T.
=: "a ss Ss'i ssss y:
4 "'''ns''h w. " .'asw 'aAw. Recording Secretary.
AcIcAs Ixs1IfUss.,s s,s .s CLUB =.
W. ihis isy. TaesisyJ Feb 2 noon Subject Bleed
PA. ss sPss . f '''s s's siios HiSs: sg.
TyAUrIoM THE FOLLOWING DRAFTS, NAILED AT
~ o:vs.,s 0hio abou. Tho losh .sssss have ass
=: Ss
s's:: @ Il
.s. 4 s Il Il ,.;:s: II \:
a e: -: issS iSS IS, sss is sss.
sssss l:sI. E g. f.asi. :onsh: .gssl.i
n pessissios 70 K:rl lsud, BiIdse,e snd esmmsrs
Oeuneoegs ~ lew, ~ Wall street and TO Winchester Brit
80 q, Counsellor at law. 81 Wall Letters may be
AAeres5ed y. box 1863 New York fost omce.
JOHN W. d NINxLLn.
TR0NtIDKs CHAPTBR, NO. A, o. U A--NENBERS
u this chapter NJ the chapter
kneecan Hail. Of Grand street. and 3roAdway
WeeAesday the I'D nst ~ 81 o'clock A. 70 Din In the
81 the Of the ashr Of our country
all Members OF the order whose ohapters are rot
Gengts pA.sds requested M with the
8y eedw Of the committee. OLIVER 0kxEN Secretary.
Y ON0 BLAND AGAIksr THE w0aLD.-PRExIUx
~ Crlsia Palace Heg-The atsntie q The public 70
johnson. Hoo Of Islip T. T. wsshins sx pounds which
pork hams bacon, fais saussgcs k. 3D. Of l9 AtlanNe
Ssel Bscokyn whore te can be aeer And will DO ex'
JOHN EASON,
JOHN ooRBETr
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Steamboat sunk--Probable Loss OF Life.


Steamboat sunk--Probable Loss OF Life.
LoUHvnLI Feb. 10 1884
This morning. about sIevsn O'Clock, the steamer James
Ses from cDonrat, with heavy cargo and two bargss
In TOW, sunk on the Falls In Big EDDY ard Will prove
total loss The boat cspsissd, a.d the cabin broke OF
lost One Of the bsrgss also sunk fhs steamer Faukin
Pisrss has sons to ths assistascs Of the sussrsrs
Railroad Amalsamatisn I'm Now York and
Canada.
MONTREAL Feb. %, 1854.
The amalgAnAiion of the Champlain and St LAwrsnoe
with the Montreal and New Yosk Railroad Company, a.
ready Agreed to By The directors c both roads vas TO
burs Railroad directors have protested to both eon
paniss.
Another Fatal Railroad Aesidsns:
Tho engine Of the eight O'Clock trsin rsm Waterbury,
on the Nausstask aaioad % ne trAek Seymour,
and plunged Into the river. The engineer, James Marsh,
Murder In Baltimore.
BAInxoRx, Feb. 20, 1854.
Patrick Hurb; shfst passse up PAsas strsst yestsr
osy morning. vAs Anoi NON IN aisy, and died last night
the anAr originated frcm . rivalry AmcnSH hrs CON
pspiss.
Detention OF the Janss Adgsr atCha.lestcn
ne U. 3. mail sssanship James Adgsr, Capt. John
Diskinon, for New Yesk w detained hsrs uat sevsn
O'Clock on Saturday sight
The Canal Tells-Ths Dsposite Banks.
ALBANY, Feb. no. 1854
The CasaI Board meets sa ths 1lth Of March, TO dsdg
nate The sashs 70 tahs deposits o canal tolls
rAs Baltae's Malls at Bsssca: ,...
n Eszspsaa nsas ~ The Hslis were rsssivsd hsss
- niEn4 Qu13o unexpectedly.
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Railroad Amalganatssn I'm Now York and
Canada.
Another Fasa al R.iIroad Accident.

NEW HAvN, Feb. 70, 1854
Tho engine Of the eight O'Clock trsn frsm Waterbury,
on the Nausstask aairoad % NE track Seymour
and pnpFsd into the river The sugnssr James hArsh,
WAS kila6
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HTofIcE-A NETTING OF THosI OPPOSED TO THE
IN reucvai sf the dead buxying ground Of
1rst and Second avenue will be hct this ussday)
owning Feb II, ~ Hermitage Hail. Of Allen and
AeusteA ssroSts At71z O'Clock. .---
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LArn rson sAS sALyADoR. I'VE have received nIss
Of papers from Fan Salvador 10 the 9sd December.
The only ssvs Of importance the election Of senior
Don Jots Maria Ban Martin President Of the STATE
TIE ussueeenful candidate Senior Iie D. J. NJ Silva
n that San Martis IL extremely pspuAr I've ere
bslisvs the 0oo4 Del Gotwo which says that hs ~
esvsd upwards Of two hrds Of the suAss Of the State
Mr. Fooss has bssa appointed and asesptsd vtsssoa-
sui Of Queen vctos b the republic of saA Salvador.
Ths 0sots Dos not give ssy Atsr iatslgsas frun
ths nsehbsrisg Dtntsss
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meeting Of the ccmnitSe Vl he hsld ths evening q
half psst o'clock NJ ~ their roems 20 White street.
Ths nrnssr. ward csmnttss avtsd 70 attend
On Tuss<Ay Feb "a, 1884.
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n q. A-uILEBRAyION or WAsHIN0xON'B
VI. MshaaS S-1xsalasx Cbsptsx No rs rho nensses Of
ths hss5y nesf - meat - ths ohsltss
Iuzpos q ns IL ne preessiss n n q the ssnysr
81 LEWISS OVA8TON, SsoAsm.
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N. & NJ. GuGGEnunIMER

bNkE fLENNiRE IN INFORMING TIE PEO
li' "l I@'rhlms nd s'ttonofling country tLu
''. "f'n@" tr'rt',"S aht "peniug tho largest ana
mo-t fully eflrd stock al Fpr ouJ N ,n,rr S,,n
ph fnhr, DtN GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS,
CARS, &c, esor exhibited Ia thi4 mnrket
Country nrrrhan.- viii do we'll to cnll on US before
e"in1 Io''hr EnsL Wcare propnred sell ut Rrcl
nend prices ~ hef"aioren nnd respectfully ak emil
f"m tie public promising 10 sell great hn,enins for
rH-h. os ri
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FIFTH EDITION NOW READY.
Sixth and Seventh Editions at Press.

NJ oW READN-The fifth Edition of ALONE" BY
~ Marion llaI'and in ere handsome II VOL;
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND:
=" llllDS N q. \ = Il Sufn,.
%-V 10 bIS. Coffee aud Clnlicd Sugar
30 boNcs and bbls Loaf Glu4hcd, nnd rul
soriked Sugar,
100 hnes kin aud ingun Cafcr
20 bnes Sufctor Od Lava Coffee.
- hhda. Guha nnl L. Il Mula.sca
20 bbls q. MolRsse4,
20 toaz Bar lron nssoriod
do. Hoop mud Band do,
do. Bhscrd st oI.
do. CAST aud Shcal do
10000 lbs Bnron
200 Sdes Sola Icat,el
- do. blaeh Upper do.
40 dny. Cnlf Skins
20 Pink Lidne do.
10 Z" Sheer Skins,
"u00 6aes Cotton Yarn
10 Baes osuabutss.
% h"kc. Srefm and Adamnntne Candles.
% do. l0li& Sons Patent do
Is do. Soar
10 do Starch
400 kegs Nn,s. 3 TOGO ny
10 W.T. Nails
Is bbls T,nner.' oil
40 uns Peruvian Gunno
200 sacks Sn
-dLSO-
Phid, Hlnochcl aud Brown D,me.tic Gallo, | ;n,p
l1t'li bed tords and Plough Lines Ninlow Gass mud
fuuy, C"fporns, hlur, Mnddcr nnd Indigo p,p,.r
hi9f"f md Spe" Spades, Shovel. Tracc nnd Hattie,
Cha'ns, Manure and iay Folks Boots Shoes and HINTS
f"r snlc, exchange lar country Prndncc on nccomo
lnilne terms. Gap. 2li) JOHN ROLLINS
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DISSOLUTION

VIE concern OF Nil-uh 4 franklin is this dny da.
u solved hs Limitations All persons having claims
"g"ins TIA" Com orn will present them Jn-cph II VII
ION Tor payment; tlose indebted to the aoncer, will
make payment to Joseph II wilson, he having rur
'msod James trunk ,in'p luterr-t in the = ,nc.rn
JOS II. VII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN
September LAT 1g1l
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TgNO FIFE ptBLiC.-fne sub .crbgr rakcs
this ucthnd ot informing his friends aud tie pub
lie IN eonerI that h. ns made arrangements con
duct his Bahiae busiue under the manaRrmcu of Nj
JAMES SIMPSON long known one OF thc best ba-
ncIs ia Nlrgns and that he would be plcrsed 10 furnish
hi, old enis with ythne they may in his line.
Families in at BreHd Cakcs, C.nchrrs, sc, viii
be furnished AT the ,hotte,t notice.
i-ts JNO= Is. SHANER.
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GASI GASII GASttI

DERSONS Wishing their houses f'ted for burning
fns will find some strong Inducements offered by
applying Ia the subscriber. have good workmen and
superior stock of materials. A. q. DABNEY.
N. B.-All orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
iced within -ix, days payment will bc required
bcfole the lst Of Jane, 1853.
z -llfa
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MERCHANTS,
Something Superior

RECEIVING AND ON HAND.
- bBlS sunrise Sugnr
- % q ond. CniifedS Crushed do
20 hoxe- Lnut Sugar.
10 bills n. .. Mola.4e.
10 hhds T. Il lu,
100 bags Rio Colre,
80 " Lugulrn do
10 " Ptinc old .n,n do,
80 boxes Ala monlinc mud Sperm Candlcs
lnrPr lot of Glover, Orrhur Gtas. aud imothy S,,I
'ni toon a. We are selling chenp.
.fh2lts) YOUNGER 4 SMITH
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<.u1ANS,.

hnHe 'n store mud nnont 10 tons No. | Peruvian
"hnnowhleh will sell cheuprrt hun 1t ran be bought
"Phy other market and brought I" his plncc Please
e''e'm"r cali. WM. A. MILLER. on Bnsn
~ dSrt.
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ANOT HER NEW NOTE UP On
WORCESTER'S PIANOS.

fENIE New York Cotnmrrrial Advertiser OF he 2ith
L March, lSji. IN niticte referring the 81.
rcrorty Of Am,,ean impo hd or Fore,sa ln,liu-
nut- rny- the following deserved aud just tribute 10
NJ. Ugres','S PIANOS:
We hnv" -crn pian,s fyem England France and
Germany mnde hy The most ceiehrntct manufacturers
IN tho,c Countries and hnve heard th,r tunes elected
by the touch OF shihl performers, b say TINT
have -ren few piano, comparable with those manutac-
tured by II Norce.tcr. In ceGnact OF form md finish,
richness OF durability o tune and all other qualities
ltut render musical instruments valuable NJ. Norcc,-
tcr= pnaos are uasurpassed. 1t is hishg crrlnHe
our y ailo manufacturers that even Europeans
strained to ach nuwle bed - their superiority"