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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-30
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

ALBANY, May 18TH, 1888,
We hereby certify that Mr.. P. D. Gates is our sole
Agent for the sale of agricultural Nackines in
East Tennessee. [Signedl
WHEELER, MELICK & CO.
TIME above is a copy of a certificate which have
L received from Messrs. Wheeler, Melick CO.
furnish their celebrated Horse Po,cers Threshers
and Scparaters, Corer HullerS and other ssGchines
at their cash prices-tree Of commissions.
Prices:
For Double or Two Horse Power, Thresher and Sep
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-30

w. T. LOWE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, MERCH Ant
LOUDOS. TENNESSEE.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-30
A CURE FOR ALL!!!

Jitlze ls ~ NE JNiOh,-
You have done me the honour as with one
voice. from one end of the Union to the other, the
stamp the character of my Ointment with your APP
probation. tits scarcely two years since made it
known among you, and already, it has obtained
more celebrity than any other Medicine in so short
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-30

S Q NJ z I II Y Or
NEW AND VA LU ABLE.
TIE most powerful King the face Of the globe
regns supreme in tile American Repubhc: Inc poW<
Of the crowned heads of Europe sink into insgnifcsns
when compared to that of our American King
European Kings employ the power Vested IN them "
increase the riches of the rich and or and to reduce
to greater misery and degradation the poor and deen-
dent Our American King goes forth with equal wiling
ness the lordly mansion aud humble CABIN ready aiSs
TO administer relief and offer health and haPpPnSAs
to the lofty and loSly, the rich and the poor
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-30
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
Better Testimony than was ever offered In faYor Of
any Medicine.
Rev. E. VI. Seh0n, Rev. e. Stevenson.

LOUISVILLE, May ZUth, ISI8.
We have used John Bulls SarSaparilla and have known
It to used, with entire sstiSfac ton and have
hesitation in stating belief that il is safe aud
valuable medical compound, and calculated produce
much good and relieve much suffering; and therefore
would cheeruy and most earnestly recommend it TO The
afflicted Il. W. SEH0N,
(Signed) z. STEVENSON.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-30

House, Lott and Livery Stable for Sale
I HAVE the House, Lott and Livery Stable in the
/ town of Loudon, Tenn, on which there is run
ming water fronting Atlanta street, No. lis; and
contains from to one acre, which will sell low
Apply to the Editor of the Free Press. or to
JAMES W. NELSON,
ocIStf-n5o Knoxville. Tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31

90 Of IS do 2ls Do, q rs ds. o. SOL d. 22s do.
o. e e, 100 e u do 49, 81
So from this stssx y Hudson River Railroad, isa do
gross mush hoss ~ Is Do Of $50, fiom Ohio By Be
asslroad about lll lbs gross, Is TO- me market bet
st @. to eye. nst Small hogs Of 100 to $50 lbs are
worth from %. to bkc gross mush hogs, about 10
Per b km than good quality corr hogs. Thsrs are no
above prices for the present week. ~
lRoN-Scsteh pig continued In fair demand at 80 .
$l (six months per ton.
was nomtciy quoted at u for common. and 81 80 for
NiviI s1oaIs Crude turpsntias wss rare aaa worth
inactive to cay at CSC see per gallon. There
le09 bbs rosin disposed OF ct q 62K 81 rs
Ons-We can nots no st ditionaI movements In whale
sperm olive unsesd held very irregulary, and
high &c., per gallon; but there sales reported
from store, ct 76o. . 49,. cash
PRovrHoSs-Posk In still better demand, ct oonsi
p: Closing :. so ios new Us ssh SIS
rs old do. $40 so for PRIME and el2 rs for old
do. per Dbl Dressed hogs commanded In lots Goa exc
Dol no s sa and
parcel Of city smoked hams sold st per h. The
operations in lard oonAissd OF 200 bbls good TO prince a
iSho. lqhs per ID subsequently, an aiv.1es vas
reached 400 bbls at previous quotations Bet hams,
butter and cheese remained about the same
RrN-A fale o, 1000 lbs Java was rumorsd at 45so
par ID.
Ru- were made Of 57s tisrcss good to prince st
a 10 "a Is per 100 lbs.
soAr-sems 200 boxes CASTLE changed hands, at lie
Per ID.
SraAIs-Ths days transactions amounted to so hide
Cubs, 81 Co.; 90 do Tsxss for refining At 835c 4o
sIT 100 boxes brown a,vans, st TX per ID.
to day. ut l2Ac. per ID.
WmsKM Sales were made OF $50 bbls Prison, at "a
800 and 30 hhca drudge, at $50. Per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31

time snss ~ hsvS hAd sash sound ss of things IN
nsnsy matters ~ ct the present.
1hs s6rsssts valus Il NJ imports Of the fossga gsss
raj msrshandss at the port Of Boston, during the lAs
year, nearly iorty three and half millions Of dol
lars. We sutjoin . fsw Of The itsms from ofhsial
source viz Cloths and oassimsrss slo0e, coffee,
Ssoo,IA; tess $500, no. printed eolorsd sottons,
q, 1907 othsr manufacture Of cotton, 81
of silk, 81 hasas $751; 100; articles Of ware
81 soi7bs; Iada hsmp, ssloS2c; sssars, SIS, e4a;
suapo, ", paintings, $50 India rubber, sToS4o
sherry wine, 90, zee; red do, s2A,4so; champagne,
$40 400; oranges, sloo, SIS diamoBds ~ loS browa
sugar saeob72 watches, SAT-, 407 books, in English
sls7,los newspapers, ss,47; brandy, s2les7s; gin,
Sl4o,9l ale and porter, In bottles sa9, s49 TO- 20.
Tho Knoxville ReOiser says that the RAbun Gap and
Knoxville and Kentucky railroads WI cash receive liberal
State aid from the Tennessee Lsgislaturs now in session.
although not exactly in AL poets In the form desired
the psoniAr friends Of ths roads, The bill which lssed
the Senate will undergo notifications in the House
This aid that win bs extended to the Knoxville ana
Charleston, tRabun Gsp) rosd win amount to $3.50, o0o
and to the Knoxville and Kentucky road $780, ooo In
one event the aid to each may b INCREASED 100000
The strike among the minsrs, q the Cumberland Coal
region continues Efforts ars making to arrange the Diff
culties but far terms have been agreed upon 60
cepabe TO both parties The agents Of the different COM
panies have agreed to psy thirty eight psr ton for
the Of the minss forty cents for galleries and head
ipgs; and forty Eve cents for screened COAL This Is
small advance on last years prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31

EScRoAtEnxSrs on The HARBoR-ExA mrsAnoS BY rHH
SrArR COMMITTEE The kRt latuye OF the STATE having
duly pponted committee 70 examine into AND rsport
upon the condition Of the harbor Of New York several
the bers Of II have arrived 1t the Aston House and
Icy, Bossr aud stry ksr, left the Asssr House
little after Ten O'Clock yesterday ornna, and proceeded
to VIII ehal where they got steamboat and proceeded
upon cruise OF inspection They visited the entire shore
upon boh aides of the water, giving particular alton
oa 70 the narrow portion Of the East river near the
Navy YNd.
Tm sUN OrUcE on FiRK.-Yesserday forenoon . FIRE
broke out between ten asd sven O'clock In the prsss
Of the Sun ofhss. The nrsmen we're promptly up
the sr ind and the are was exiirgnishod vita brt :s
dsnsge. fhe VeAtest injnry eaused BY the water
vhieh 4; odsd ths vaak me Are originated froa ths
Ioose paper IN TIE rooD anosg which u The
wVsxnea Id essslusly thrown hehtsd match.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31

According to his, the bank and branches not Ia
sash strong position they foar years since
With larger circulation, the amount Of specie hand Is
lass and with the capital the Ioans show In
srssss of nsArly million OF dollars. This comparative
sdy made that WihssndDg the large arrivals semi
monthly OF gold from California and the increase Of gold
n the currency, the hanks get Of it. aud In
many instances have less In hand than previous to this
great influx.
For the week ending the 2lst OF January only 1850
tozs of coal shipped from the Cumberland coal re
gon 7sa from the Frostburg region, the Cum
Ssiand Coal and Iron Companys railroad and $50 from
wtserpport region the Baltmers and Ohio rail
rusd-total for the year. tons In consequence Of
strike there win falling of this month Of at least
$4,000 tens.
The Legislature OF South Carolina In the charter Of
sundry banks has inserted the following clause in their
shaxters:--
That the said SHALL from and after the nrss day
February be subject to the provisions Of the act
specie payments BY the banks OF this sAte, ratified
ths eighteenth day Of December, ls4o and tho said
bank shA not from and after the rt day Of February
nsx 10 the pIovs Of the said act then the
act shall be null and void and OF force effect
than II the same had not beer pasted.
The of 1870 requires monthly returns to DO made to
The Comp roller General.
The ANNEXED official statement, exhibit the average
soadon OF the lesdng departments OF the various
banks this city at the close Of the rst four weeks 10
ys.usr These returns g'e the average for tina
well and not the actual condition the morniug the
day the reports are dated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31
CITY TRADE REPORT.

AOSDAY, An. 30-0 Il. NJ,
lots wsre bought At 50 rs for pearls and
- SIX for pots, per 100 lbs !
BnKDsIrFs Flour unsettled during the day, but
closed Gull and heavy in the Ahst of Anss ne
The rans.ctions amounted to IL 500 bb. ordinary to
choice State ct 50 80 lsx mixed to fancy Wsstsrn Il
hs.sa s. s s1.ds 81
in bond we're recently obtained At So The days move
ments in Southern reached 1900 bbls, ct 80 90 81
- rs; 80 S7k - 80 for lite, and 50 so SIo as
70, fancy, IsI Dbl About $50 bbls. dns rye q, ur
realised 80 l2h per Dbl sone 500 bsh Jsrsey
meal found buyers ct - IS thereabou per Dbl Wheat
varied little Sales Of 1000 busrsls rye transpred st
81 so, delivered State and wratsrn oats were more
corr oonsstsd Of 600 bushels. closing a. 81 fos Damn
Jersey; q Of 81 08 for Sou hern shi,e and vel
d o.. osk for mixed Western and 81 Os 81 o5, no
mraly, I'm round yellow par bushs showing su easier
market
CArTI There were offered at Aisrt,a's Wa hing on
2iss We sr,jon the returns Tor he .sst 4, a.ss,
together with the section OF the country when the a.
Hudson River Railroad $50 Kentuty, IN ,srs-.. 800
ERE ns p,s; goo Yors State on foot "a
Psnn',lvsnia. or foss 50 Ohio, on cas- .... 4sS
Virginia, on foot...... 1872
Oher Steck
krie IA lrcac-hogs.. l6i HAr'em-yesl calves. 1el
Harlem kh-co~s aud sheep i'd lsr 10 l. 600
cAivef.. .....--..... II Hudson River-Aogs.. 1874
prios about the those quoted ia our last
Say from 81. TO 10c per L. Cows ard calves sold At
from SSo 70 SOC veal calves from ~ TO To- sheep ~ SO
to el2 swine 3d. TO bko $50 cattle left over AZ mar
ket, at Brownrg's, 50 COWS and cslvea, ana aT2
sheep Prcss Of the former 325 TO s45 a. 10 quafty
sheep b>oreht hon 81 80 to S. lambs from 81 e
IS; extras - to % LOT OF extra COWS and ssivss
brought $50 bout 20 left uSsold. At Chamber.
(Hudsen River Buls Head) 32s besves so cow
and calves 20 veal calves and s100 sheep AID lana
Beeves IT fon 81 80 to So ia quality; eovs and
calves from SIS to soo veal calves So 7e snssp and
Ian b. - to 81 80 dne lot OF sheep from Books oouu
ty Pennsy vani1 l27s In all sold at Is u.s. AZ Orisus
mo sixth steet)32o beeves ad 10 cows and osiv,s
Sales OF The former 1T from % so TO So and OF the
ct from SIS TO $50 per head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31
Daniel O'Connell and John Mitchell.
Nav YoRK, January 80, 1854.

JAxn GoRDoS BENNETT, ESQ
s-An article In your paper Of December o. has drawn
forth few observations ire member of the OConnsn
family. II has been transmitted 10 from Ireland.
enclose H. From your admitted fairness In giving both
sides q question: an induced 70 hope for it, insertion
in your paper. e.
In article published 10 the NEW York HERALD u the
9th Of Dsesmbsr (and highly Mandatory Of John Mitchell
while sssesy attacking the Enssh arstooraey,) It Il
sumsd that o. Com ell could endure republication,
and always opposed To any alliance with the Ensah
democrats. This "a error. II viii BE- remembered BY
these who familiar With the great Irish orators public
speeches. that II favonts theory Of his, frequently
brought forward that democracy highly favorable
both to religion and liberty and that's democratic
public well sdmnistsrsd the perfection Of govern
msns he also far rom opposss alliance with the
Engsh democrats that for pears previously to the
spAton Of the Catholics he bitterly approached
his strong leaning towards the radicals England and
was sven aswrtsd that he had damaged Tie Catholic
causs BY IT, He was, however, emssntly practical
man. He asd surely the events Of the last few years
prove that he right that impossible for Ire
land 70 become republio and he therefore doou ngsd
evolutionary attempts which could only rstArd
those messurss which practicable; and at the
time would be the fruitful Of bloodshsd and mis-
fortune 70 thoss Sho engaged In them. or the great
though not bind admirsr whilst he could see her
bspbhss he yet far more awake to her great and
noble qualities. His admiration Of washiugson aud OF
the American revoluticn deep and . mau OF his
Poetic tenn pera uent 1t ~ triAug era ill.,
cation that he born in the nst year OF the rrea
Americas struFsle Tor insependspos The American d.
clAraon Of rights, with fac nmle OF The signat res
hrps for years the wall Of bis study, Der OF
his fAiy who now engaged in preparing for the prsss
his menoirs and sdenee OF which hish
Expectations are entertained has often tea heard 20
ray that che rememesrsd sell when quits child how
her father Grew her attention TO this documeut ana
pointed ost to her with pos name Of an IrsamAn
Charles Carroll Of Csrrolionsnapg il signAtarsa Nth
Americana. OConnen had, ocoAsSsa AiIy diffsrsaoss
angry differences, both private End on ,ls srouLds
But Jet smerg his most chsr ,hed gussts bis most
hen % trends, were Amsrcans ana to his IAast hour
his heart he revered the people Who had 20 sobly
AkAi,sa th.k ssssznntnt against tAs insasnt assrm
uoa their Ensish rulsra and WAC vhsa forced iato
Armed INktanoe, had bot dsgesd thG greoe eeas ~
single srn s-by drop q Nod unjess5 - asnssssA'
rig he'd -, #e9e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31

Total.........sll7A 46s sll, 4S5 l5e sll III, s5s
The condition Of the principal departments Of the Hsw
York city banks at the close Of essA week within the
last SIX month"; compares Follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31
SECOND BOARD.
Mines and Mining.

NONDAY, JAZZ 6V-o +. =.
The tone Of the market this afternoon was decidedly
better In almost every stock higher rats were offered
or obtained. The saes, however, not very large.
Pr enix IL stationary ct 800 Conrad has moved to $780,
Ulster sells 1t TX. Among the other mining shares,
Parker Vein Is In demand at 6ss Lshsh Zinc at az,
North Carolina at az; Hiwases 1t az Tolssc at IL;
Douslas Houghton At Az winthrop It 2K; National at
20; Fulton at III Mineral and Dsep RIVER each at K
Gold Hill at sh, and Agomah At 81 Attic Stock Ex-
change this morning 1900 Lehish Zinc changed hands
~ and this Afernooo eco God Hill sold at 34.
The Gill Copper Company has declsred another divi
dend Of $40 per share TIE whole amount paid In
$40 PER and this last dividend make total u $50
earned by share We unders aud that the Bon
Mining Comp Of Lake Supsrioe yesterday ,-o
thu orgasisation under the general a~ OF New York
Tho Tennsssee cosrter uneer ~hich u comp<py had
hitherto Teen working, beng found unsatisfactory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31
Weekly Report or tho New York Cotton
Broker, Association.

Sales during the past week, s4s2 bales, viz Export
s,s4o bals home use s,S26 speculation ool in traa
situ, ss6. The Board accepted the resignation Of
Talcott, ssq as president and member and unanimously
conferred the office Of President upon Charles Essto
Eq the former treasurer they also voted that the mar
Aet throughout the week had been rreg aa and closed
eith all feeling. Ae quotations ostly retained
Prices adopted his day for the following Quades by
standard sam sles-
Sxw YORK CLASSIFICATION
L0sda ELorsdn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31

= uIr@s~ =. Z. -. 1Io Iuo. 90 mo-. 6H
Iows-For export a67; home use, $780, on specuIstiou
1io: to arrive COS. Market quiet
FRucHrs -Engagensnts 10 Liverpool were lieht -
shippers disposed to await later foreixn ne % psr
AHA. About 500 bbk. -four we're engaged at a. snd
some lots Of graa wers taken at l3ki 1Ii In bulk
and bags Cotton was OF "a. I1-S2d To Havrs RATS
9bc cotton, at No, and rice sl2 10 Londou 2S0
bts beef epgsged at IT, o.. To uAlfor.is rstss
varied from Gee 6ss per foot neasuremsut vsssei
some 800 boxes dried bunch raisins brought
%.
PAY in request for shipment, ct s7ls. sos Der
lC0!bs.
I'm Hoo MAnm.-Rsesved ct the yard dusiss The
week. SIS bog mostly sold 10 paoksrs o. account Il
surplus Of snail dsad hoes In markst. rhoss sod fer
city ~, " asots blow ~ ot II so7, fpn Ohie b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-31

In each department. except circulation there has
decrease In the aggregate movsmsot This somswhs.
different to what usually sxpesaos ct this season Of
the year. but the variation u too limited 10 have been
felt In Ansncsl commercial eir,es The d.creass 10
oass has been $500 49, In deposits 1881 o7s In specie.
$751; lps The circulation has Increased in the
tme4s7, 4s7 wo should feel the elect Of su,h .
traction before II had continued many weeks at this rate
bat We believe the movement Only temporary. II mmor
thaa four weeks since reported It'd as OF discounts
below ninety millions The eautiousnsss exhibited
ths part Of banking iasttutonA sxtssting their
opsrstions II favorable feaurs-ons which hops viii
not soon disappear The present movement suacisot
to keep the money market easy, showing rsduson Of
liabilities the part OF the comnusity generally, Of
very important character few months since, with 40
expansion the part Of the banks at least ten per csss
greater than that Of the present moment thsrs ~as
serious scarcity OF money and the demand could with
IN. greatest difficulty BE- met Now the market 10 per
sssJ sA, tAs rates o. s.eTsst ruls In the n:gsbor
heed Of the kgAl sasdsrd, and busssss pspsr y fAs
from being pssty n The street. rhs bsnhs Discount
srss ~ - 4 Ne ssAsttg eGsssd, I'D y Log
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

ANOTHER VISIT TO TIE PLACE-THE CONDITION OF
THE INJURED

ANOTHER VISIT TO TIE PLACE-THE CONDITION OF
THE INJURED
Vest, rday cur reporter again sd the scene OF the
eancho, accident which occurred athe above place on
TLur.day morning resulting in the instant Dc sth OF one
and serious injury of other human beings the fdu
particulars of which were published exclusively in yester
day r edition OF THE rniBUNF
All of the persons who injured ars rapidly recover
ing with the exec ZION of Fleming and Ferguson who are
still Wing in critical situation Fleming received avery
roy fracture Of the s1u and thought his being
first examined that this the extent OF his injury but
tine has revealed that he badly burned on differ
ont parts of the body-probably from falling into the fire
NJ which he was standing the time the roof came down
HIS recovery is considered somewhat doubtful lie Is still
At the Louse of Mr. Cudihee where he was fist taken
Alexander Furguson who had the skin AMI portions OF
Tie th of hs face torn Off besides several severe hcsh
wouud- is also in very low condition With proper At
t,rtion however he will probably recover He Is lying at
his own r, sidcncc two miles from NuytehluyYel
Matthew Motatt who WAS injured in the spine OF the
hack sst al the horse Of Mr. Ferry lie very weak
and Lel,loss but is slowly improving. . ,
The remainder of those who were hurt are conslderei
The remains of Michael Brown the man who was killed
were Yesterday consigned t. thei lls 'tn pae IN tue
NoscLester burying ground large number oil reliiyes
and friends followed lis body to the grave where the
Catholic burial service was performed
MCssgs Johr son Cox Fuller the owners OF me lon'
DIV, came on from Troy yesterday morniny - view the
wreck Of building on which they expended much time
ard money and which. only few days since was not
surpassed in extent by any for Ike purP2,el IA inc
country They estimate the whole anIlnt Of damage ~
tie accident at $4,000 besides the delay 30 winch VIII
subject tiir enterprise. They have determnei 10 re
lafe the fatal root with substantial wooden fa, truss
r Of and worlmen are already engaged in removing tho
rubbish in tie building preparatory "a rebailling
In our Yesterday report in error in Stating that
n LARGE GY5 al Troy covered with the same style
NJ ,nof as t,e f,uudry 4 should have been the large
rolling mill Of tie Albany Iron WORKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

Bransrd 8, Lambert. Mayor Of Bro,kynl 4 Dayton,
5 Schoonmacher, 4 Graham Kaloisisch. whole
number Il.
Aiolmsl habit then bad which resulted in the eec
ton Of Supervisor Broinad Brooklyn, by the following
vote
Supervisor Brainard II Lambert, Dayton, , Nor
H. ! whole number :.
VIZ Bsinsrd being declared ele ctl took his and
'rrr Cd hanks for the honor conferred upon him
H. President authorized - al vacan'ie IN
i.,es wi The Board adournei TO Thursday, Feb. I6
a. y "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28
MORTGAGE sALE-Defsult having been made i


VI payment Of the ruTeh.seuope cged - b Psi 81
;. e.ec-tcd BY ALFRED tALENdisE Of .ae .y - ~
I'D sfe az NeNork JOHN CRAMtkt o. WaeTiori ~ NJ
CIV OF sLaoss ard Aforesaid which sid M'r;s Eis
rcv % sac duy recorded the oitce Of ne kezet u
-, aud County o. SewYork In Ler AIS Of Mofsss page
ssi s5, fny irutes pa. VI aud sas OF AID spI
desc-iled the cad SOTtglse f9l 0ws w a.
tl,- ~ crran i'is pieces pGces Of zrcund stsse
he sneteeafh date Twelfth Ward Of tae Wy Of
Nesf ~ st AID between the on sHd ns'
known Map Of Lands sitase
~ NaFd the City o. New f0rk,' made BY urofse
90 Co surteyor dated jane q 1875 and e1 N the One
:. bs rr Of City aud COrnty Of Newton az tn9~
~ I'd nv the runhefs o1e nd ID ana tnirt eig
"a -, b.rdrd thigsiuine s') saNh said lot. s1L 70
described toloT De- mug a. 4 '- =
-ortbeiiv Of f'ht. dnt three hundred ana nff -
IS from is intersection Win ne
& I ~ Ci-sv Mig h-nce 9orh-es'ieTy aol1tnr I'm
~ iltis NY feet 81 f. thsnc- no-4-e stefy Aaa
sflr.s.ii one l7lTe r. fur &c Is "
III .ts,eriy parallel Wfn i'h s. atltes "a NJ, -.
fi.Vtstcl III parallel WIN ne Hat
lrch-s 100 o. III - tno l1ce ul
trf strrfss tie o. claimed % De due y = :
=. -. line 90 TIE rr pll4catcu ~ ms ''--
r.s lr.s.lr rforectlg o., l.F lefnf 'r
co.. ... frtf SEEMED a7 he st. '.'- s'-f ~ b. -
.. F. h,lstg ait.r tra' by Fir-us of zoe ol -
.f. f... vrrr he 1.lun' OBJ. .la.i'., II. -
De- 70 r.n i- aHlf' ' A. ne "a, "a +,
.aF .-s7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28
,ArANNAu sIEAMSuIps-U S. MAIL LINE :
Gieomboals ano Railroads.

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave brooklyn
l. for G1oenpot ct for Hampstead 20 N 2 'ai
FaruinFdar 10 4 u and ~ - r VI '| ia
l. a.ca 10 y II and as. and $40 VI FOR bf?04 IN
eVe Orc, ~ OFT lO VI Farrinsdse, NJ sui l|b5f VI :
J.prsca6 81 and s. 70 snd $50 VI letVeJHnucA
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