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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

The drought in Washington county, Md :,
continues to prevail, end has TO very
great extent destroyed The growing coop Of
con in this rigion of country. Potatoes
are MISC suffering, aud vegetation is burning
up from il.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

THE PEoPLE's JoURNAL.-We have re-
ceived the August number, containing fifty
two engravngs and large amount Of mat
ter valuable to farmers, mechanics and 9th
ers. Published by Alfred F.. Beach, Sc
Nassau-street, New York, at S. year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

The corn crop Of Tennessee is suffering
severity from the drought. prevalent in ell
sections Of the Stale
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

Congress, after lengthy and tedious ses-
sion, adjourned sine die on Monday last.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

4 n OVERSEER WANTED.-I wish to
L 4. employ Man ofenergy and Of steady habits,
who is q Manager, to whom liberal wages will be
given. J. G. CHAPMAN.
Aug 10, 1S54-3t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

PORT TOBACCO, MD.

THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

CHANGHAI FOWLS FOR SALE
- Mrs. ROBERT DlGGEs has 100 Shanghai
Fowls for sale.
Aug. 10, 1854-2t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

A FARM FOR RENT-about I-2 miles
IA from Port Tobacco, containing some or 500
acres-at present occupied by Nathan Freeman.
TO good tenant the terms will be moderate.
Aug 10, 1S54-3t J. G. CHAPMAN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-10

The New York Faculty. AND THE
CHOLERA The New York Academy of
Medicine on Wednesday evening las', made
q very interesting repor, upon Cholera
We have only space for the following ex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED D--Coroner O'Donnell yesterday
held an inquest upon the body of Thomas McCart ma
tive Of Ireland thirty three years Of age, who was
drowned while bathing yesterday morning tne ioos OF
seized with cramps. Verdict accordingly The deceased
lived at rs Duane street.
Fatal FAu.-rbe body Of an Irish woman named Hes.
tar Smith was found at O'Clock yesterday morning
on hc eidewa front OF No 496 East Twelfth street,
and was taken to the Eleventh ward police station,
where Coroner wilhelm held inquest upon It. II ap
pearcd in evidence that the deceased, Will intoxicated
on Saturday night called to friend who lived in the
fourth story of th above named premises and asked to
after drinking liquor che retired and Is supposed
TO got up in the night and either to have fallen
jumped out of the window. Her skull badly frac-
tured and she sustained other injuries. The jury
dered verdict of death by fall while intoxicated De-
ceased forty years Of age and lived in First avenue,
near Eleventh street. where che has left family
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racv<-- jersey city InteIIawence.

IA CHmp DROWNED IN CETxRx.-A little daughter Of
Mrs Bell widow residing In Newark avenue, th0
Old Bulbs Head fell into cisern Friday afternoon.
and was drowned She little girl, four years Of
age
DEcrNEp.-Rev. o. b. Frotbnghsm Unitarian clergy3.
man Of Salem, has declined invitation to become the
pastor of tho Unitarian Society In Jersey City which
ciety was recently organized, and has purchased .
church
FTsrrvAL--The ladies Of st. Paul's NJ E. Church WIN
hold their strawberry festival in Commercial Building
this evening for the benefit of that church.
Porex Isrrr1aEScs-rn the absence Of Recorder Cut
ter Justice Gardiner presdes in the Recorders Court
Mrs Wiley arrnigned on saturday for drunkenness
and an attempt to destroy herself Her husband was
arrested for interfering with officer Tanner when he
rested her He was fined three dollars and his wife was
dischnIeed.
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Wonderful Reformation.
SUNDAY IN PHILADELPHIA UNDER THE NEW CITY
GOVERNMENT

GUVEKNMENT.
PHILADELPHIA June I8, 1854
As general thing the prsclauatio Of Mayor Conrad
has been respected by the tavern keepers although
raj selling to customers entering through back oors
while others selling openly designing to contest the
constitutionslity of the law.
Most Of the ''rummes" have resorted 10 Camden and
Windmill Island, where immense sales are going ON as
double prices.
The agerbier saloons also closed and several have
their signs craped and flags displayed at half mast and
craped. One displays placard-'Gone to church. for
the ease Of all creation open tomorrow The city haa
been nncommonly quiet-not drunken man seen an
day. The mass of citizens gratfed at the
suit Of the experiment and will sustain the movement
to the utmost.
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LATER FROM PARA--The brig Chatsworth, Capt. Brown,
arrived at this port yesterday, brings advces from Para
to May 3oth. There foreign vessels Of war IN
port The Brazilian vessels Of In port, fol-
Iowa '-aAPara bres Capiberbi. 12 Runs ItaDarioa.
guns Leopodina 10 guns-has been ashore HAospi
and threw her guns overheard At Macaps, steamG
corvette Faraeuse; at Guruipis brig Andoruiha- Ths
steamer Rio Negro belonging to the Amazon company,
has repaired and have commenced running n
about ten days
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Further from Mexico.

THE dADsDEN TREATY-REPORTs FROM THE sOUVR
-RUMoRs OF REBELLION.
BALTIMORE June Is, 1854
New Orleans papers of Monday last to hand.
They contain the details Of the Mexican from vsgA
Cruz to the 9th inst.
The Bee says the Mexican paper perfectly ssne
in reference to the Gadsden treaty
There various reports from officers left by Santa
Anna in the South from which it would appear that th
revolt in that section Of the country being gradual
ly suppressed. Many prisoners had been made.
There considerable disconten: various depart
rnents.
AT Guansjuato, sever cl rebels had been shot.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Important rrom Quebec.


THE FISHERY AND RECIPROCITY TsEATY BETWEEN
UNITED STATES.
QUEBEC, June II, 1861.
The folio wing s synopsis Of the recipro ty trcaty
copy Of which submitted yesterday the Provincial
Psrlismcnt by Lord Hgin:--
Article fr& throws open the fisheries Of British Acrf-
ca, except those of Newfoundland and the ssmou saA
and shell fisheries to American citizens.
Article second provides for settling fishing disputes bx
arbitration, and also gives TO the British right che
American series to the thirty sixth parallel Of north
hstitude.
Article third provides for the free exchange Of aour
snc breadstus; all kinds OF animals ali kinds Of flesh
smoked and saited mens; cotton, wool. seeds and vege
bies d. ed nd undried fruits all kinds OF fish, and the
products OF hsh, and Of all other creatures ia the water:
poury ana eggs furs and SKINS undressed stone and
Dnrbfe I'm its rnder unwrought state: slate butter
Gbeess, tallow, and lard horns; manure ores OF an
binds; COAL tar pitch, and turpentine ashoa lumber OF
al binds round, hewed sawed and manufactured In
whole or In part frewoOl plants Trees and shrubs:
pcin fsh OIL rice; broom corn; barley gypsum ground
urground; burr, grindstones hewn or rough
wrought or unwrought; dyestuffs; fax; unmanufac
tured tobacco; rags.
article fourth throws open the river st. Lawrence
the Canacsn canals to American vessels tho American
undertaking to the State gpvcrnme0ts
to admit British vessels into their canals. Both nations
10 enjoy the navigation eqaal terms.
Article fifth provides for tho ratification of tho treaty
within six months if possible Great Britain
our waters, in which Americans annul Artcl0
second.
Artole sixth provides for including Newfoundland
with aer censent.
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Later from yencxrsla.

TRANQUILITY or THE OOuNTRY--THE MARKETS.
PHiIADKnrmA, June 10, 1854.
The bark Paez has arrived ut this port from Puerto
Cabello, with dates to the I'd instant
The republic was In tranquil state, and the appear
of political affairs indicated the election Of Monagna
President
The demand for produce had greatly increased, and
prices we're ad, aacug Coffee sold at 103<c. 11C.
Hides lie, Indigo Sh reals for f. brand Cocoa $50 for
Faneua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19
New TInmpsh,re Politics.

CONCORD, June IS, 1854.
Mr. Morrison, it is asserted refused to allow his
to be used in connection with the United States Senatox
ship by the boiling democrats
Notice has beer given Of the introduction Of lauor
bill in the Legislature
The session will probably be protracted one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19
Marlkets.

PROVIDENCE, June II, 1884.
Our cotton market has been steady during tho past
week, with moderate sales and better feeling. The
wool market is rather depressed the demand Light and
prices variable. Sales of the week. lbs Printing
cloths without change in prices, but the demand =
active. Sales of the week co, 200 pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19
From, WASHINGTON.

THE HOMcgTBAD BILIs-T2RRITORIAI APPOINT
MEaTs- THE RUSH FOR oFFICE-rHE RECESs o.
CONGRESS-, ETC.
WASHINGTON Juno 49, 1854
The Senate has determined to pass the Homestead Bu
previous to the time fixed for the 1t 10 quite
certaath bill win be disposed of during the ensuing
week
The debate the Veto Message closes Tuesday ana
the Homestead will be the first subes-
quent to the disposal of that discussion.
The Territorial appointments will be kept back losg
possible that the may not have an in
huenc3. upon certain measures which the Executive
wishes to pass through smoothly The number Of appn
cants for places Is enormous, and ebarasscs pressn
action.
1t is confidently believed the House win concur In the
Sepate.s resolution for recess Immediately pom the pas
sage of the Homestead Bill which bill Ii be made q
party measure, at least In the Senate.
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United States rigate Savannah and brig Bainbridg0
we're at Rio Jsnero 9th ut having arrived April n from
River Of Platte.
Commodore Rousseau, we understand, has taken COM
raand Of the Pensacola Navy Yard from the lat inst,
relieving Commodore Tatna who is on leave OF absence,
for bis health.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Was quiet during the cay There was neither preach
ing roting up to half past eight O'Clock at night
Some thousands Of persons hang from every nation
enrb enjoyed themselves from early morning in prom
cnsdng the fast improving streets ard all returned to
New York happy and contcnted.
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PAY OF FORWARD OFFICERS PER YEAR.
Boatswains, gunners, carpenters, and sail ma
kers -
Ships Of the line. Observation-Disclosures. 81 900
Navy yards at Boston, New York. Nor
fork rnd Pensacola, and sea service, other
than ships of the line. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Other shore duty y...................... 800
waiting orders on leave Of absence un-
der six i1onths .... 600
Masters mates shall receive the following pay,
viz -
EoI s.a eoiFleo. .'..''....,.......,. SoUU
waiting orders or on leave. ............ 500
Furlough pay, in all cases, shall be one half 4
Whiting orders pay.
OFFICERS TO REPORT FOR DUTY ~ CERTAIN TIME.
Sec. 20. And be it further enacted, that all war
rant officers, third assistant engineers, boatswans,
carpenters, gunners sailmayers, aud masters mates,
who may obtain leave of absence, shall report for
duty in six months from the commencement of
said leave. Masters, assistant SURGEONS, assistant
puisers, and first aud second assistant engineers,
who obtain leave, shall report for service within
twelve months from the commencement OF said
leave.
Leutenants eutenantcommanders, passed as
sistant surgeons, Engineers, professors Of mathe-
matics chaplalns, shall report for duty in less than
eighteen months from the commencement OF that
leave.
;. All other officers in commission shall report for
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STREET PREACHING

Margaret Bishop and the sAngcl'-Fights at
the Meeting Ia the Park--AdmirabIe Com
duct OF the PoIice.-A Quiet Sunday In
Brooklyn, &c., &c, sc.
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Riot at PottsviiIe, Pa.

GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF AN AMKnI-
CAN-AN FRESHMAN sTABBED-oTuER PERsow
INJURED.
PIIADELpHA, June 18, 1854.
An ahrsy occurred last niqht at Pottsvie, growing
out of the Know Nothing excitement Thomas Keam an
American, found dead in the street terribly and
gashed about the body. John Mann was also cut and
bruised John Dougherty Irishman was also stabbed
but was to be arrested suspicion OF killing Koam.
excitement exists
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W,l,,cmsy,ur,r CITY Nevvs,

CEup DRowNrp-A little child three years Of age or
Christian Meyer residing In Graham avenue, while play
ing about sunken lot filed with water In Moore srsk
about O'Clock Saturday evening, fell In and W.
drowned Coroner Hanford held inquest yesterday,
and q verdict Of death by drowning rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19
ALL QUIET IN RRoOKLYN-A PEACEABLE
SUNDAY.

There appeared to be excitement in Brooklyn yes
terday except that which sioaay exhibit
ted where the preachers holding forth The streets
had resumed their wonted quiet and every appeared
to feel satisfied that the decision and promptness of the
authorities Sunday week would have sautary effect
in checking any riotous spirit The preachers and their
adherents hand this OCCASION on the corner
Of Atlantic and Hoyt streets. The Mayor had taken
every precaaton suppress any attempt at riot and
large force Of police hand but fortunately there
little demand for their services. We may now look
upon the excitement the wane, and the street
preachers dead SO far at least the temporary i'm
porance with which they were invested is concerned
The regular police force detailed follows, under
the direction of the Chief of Police First district
Capt Joel Smith, and the Fourth district Capt Christie
pher Wright in the vicinity of the corner of Atlantic
And Smith ,S streets the second district Capt Thomas
Capt. James Campbell at the south ferry
The special police comprising hundred men, in di.
visions OF fifty EACH held in readiness 10 act
II required. They were Offered as follows:-
First division, Capt. Jesse sellick.
Second Division Captain George Hall.
Third Division, Captain +. b. Stryker.
Fourth Division, Captain John +. Cammeyer.
The force under the direct supervision Of Sheriff Lott
was composed of 200 men Of which two divisions Of 80
each stationed in Brooklyn under command Of
Captains John Stwell and Marriott c. Croft The other
hundred was detailed in Williamsburg, under command
of J. W. Brmstead.
There was have said occasion for the services
of The officers of the law, there not the least dis
position manifested lar ascertaned by any person
or body Of men to molest disturb any one Taking
the city force out Of the way there greater coec
anc and Hoyt Streets than has been usual on Sundays
There were several preachers present from the Bridge
street Primitive Methodist Church. but the only who
held forth Mr. John Rae who took for his text por
ion Of the tenth verse, FIRST chapter second Timothy
His sermon confined purely religious Matters and
fed with his endeavors TO mp bis hearers with
proper fear Of the terrors Of hell The did
continue over half an hour after which the crowd quiet
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nnm.sf,o Intrlllgcncc.

The interments In st. Jonis during the week ending
June 18th 1872 increase Of 81 over the previous
week. The cholerais quite prevalent there
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Canals during the I'd week IN June is.. SlO3 s86 10
Same period in 1868 S53................... 10837s "a
rocrease in S4,T12 10
The aggregate amount received for tolls
from The commencement of navigation 10
the 18th of juno inclusive, is ....... STA 500 10
To same period in 1858. 5S2,949 35
SC days last year more than rs days $40 05T %
Average per day in lS53................. 13 oS1 "a
:" !" 1s54.................., 1892 90
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An Arkansas paper states that rot less than one
hundred horses have been killed In Union county, BY
the enats, within the past two or three weeks
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A BILL TO REORGANIzE THE NAVY OF THE
UNITED STATES.

REPORTED by srR. BoC0Cg, FROM THE HOUSE COM
MITrEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS.
GLASSES, GRADES AND NUMBER OF OFFICERS.
Be it ena ted by the Senate and House of Repre-
entatives OF the United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the classes and grades of
commissioned and warrant officers in the United
States Navy, and the number of officers in ca 81,
grade shall conform to the provisions of this act,
hereinafter set forth.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That, from aud
after the completion of the reorganization provided
for in the thirteenth section of this act the number
of the officers the service list in the grades men.
toned in this section shall not exceed the following,
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Lieutepants shall be paid at the rate of 81 700 per
yoar, while employed in sea service, provided the
have previously seen six years sea service in tha
grade.
Midsbipmen shall receive pay according to exist
irg rates; that is to say for sea service $4OO ne
year; for other duty, $3.50 per year; on leave, o
waiting orders, $500 per year. But Midshipmay
who has arrived at the age of twentyone years sha
be paid for sea service at the rate Of $500 per yes
and all who have seen five years SERVICE shall b
paid at the rate Of 5000 per year while employed
sea.
The passed midshipmen and warrant masters who
may be neither commissioned nor dropped from the
list shall receive pay as at present.
2-PURsERs PAY PER WEAR
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Assistant pursers, passed assistant and assistant
surgeons, engineers, and 1st, 3D. Sd assistant engt
necrs, professors Of mathematics and chaplains,
pay per year,
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And these shall cOnstItute the Class OF Objects OF
che navy to be known as .'the officers of the line"
of whom all shall be commissioned officers, except
the midshipmen, who shall be appointed by warrant,
sas heretofore.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That the sur
chapIains and professors Of mathematics, chief en-
Rneers, first assistant, second assistant, and third
assistant engineers, shall be Of the class Of officers
known " staff officers of the navy" and the num-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-19

THE FISHERY AND RECIPRoCITY TeEATY BETWEEN
THE BRITISH NORTH AMEEfcAS PROVINCES AND THE
UNITED STATES.
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MATRIMONIAL rEsrs-NAnAMR rNrLR
--s-----=-=-- -s-----------
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

EORTIGN EyPRESS.- SANFORD \
Il respectfully announce that they are prepared I
ward express packages from New York 70 Liverpool
doL, sud all Parts q England Ireland and scotland
week: TO HAVE, Paris Bremen. Hamburg Frankie
all patts Of European continent, once = week; ii
lourre, Port Pbiiip, sydney and all parts 81 aus
Van DiennniE Ian and new Zealand, W every vcssl
ir hence or from ENGLAND TO those place., and t. u
Hong Kong. shenfhac, Calcutta, Madras. Romtas
other parts q tie East Indies and China, ores
weeks. Once, 81 broadway
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CHINA AND GLASS WARE, so.

CRYSTAL GLAss.-THE CHESHIRE GLASS &C
" ny sre new manufacturing rough plate glass e
Stnt.e a. superior quality 4 inch 70 IL inches th
pficts twenty per cent less than tho imported article
,fitrcts, builders ard contractors are respectfully
i,fsonany. NJ, CQLDuRS, Al
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MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, UNDOU
~ character and who 10 pcrmsnsnty loeAtea ~
business In this city IL DESTROYS OF suitvAtfng the acq
anee Of some young lady with view 70 matrimony
confinement. 10 his occupation presses him TO TAX
course whereby 10 gain his honest and sincere wish
rote addressed to L. III. Ashton, Herald ONCE will be
90 strictly confidential, and will meet With prompt
ton.
4 GENTLEMAN, A wiDowEk, WITHOUT
~ drer, Is anxious to contract rnAtr mvniAl nj
with lady between the kses Of twenty and thirty
Perfume is o. eet. lady Of gesa personAlappss
and poRse ssed Of che educntion and NJ
tanning 70 good society will be dealt with
honor by tie subscriber whs wissos econ to 70 TO d
state. Address W H., Herald etee, fer three dA.
MADAME MORROW WILL MAKE MATkiHoNYI
vi and will show the Likeness OF tho future nus
atfent friends through m instrument which che will
illuminate and unillrminac itself by the
trs a. her wonderful science, Gentlemen not adu
Ne. 70 Eroome street between Cannon aud Columbia
MATRIMONIAL rEsrs.-MADAMv EMILE
~ 81 indiyidsNls hapdwdting) and spr,tusi write
sum, win upon the receipt oft~enty Ave eents AND
men Of handwriting. forward 80 any person fan d.
Son fthsr character future sussess, ds-ty Ac, to
With description Of tse they have or VIII marry
dress, pestpsid. Madame viiosts. Broadway Post
NfATTNoNIAL OFFICE, 80 GREAT JONES SRI
WI corner OF tho Eoyery-Those wishing 20 form
nouia' alanee viii fnd IL 20 their advantage by cal
or addressing post paid, Mrs. brewster who has Opc
natrinonisl register Whereby any lady or gcntlems
secure to Themselves PARTNER for life, without
wifhet Parties must send real name, residence bul
reference circumstances, rtquistes &c, which will
,haneed Everything concerning letters or interview
ty confidential
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WILL BE SOLD POSITIVELY TO FIRST REAs
w BILE offer, the best loca,ed porter house on
street, and uptown liquor store, where the owner
afortnne Apply to JOHN COGHLAN, corner Twenty
street and Eleventh avenue, or to A. CURRY 4 q
Chatham street, room 6.
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WANTED TO LET--A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM TO
w lady or gentleman and his wife, with board
without who live plain will be suited reasonably,
where there boardes only lady and family. Also,
could accommodate young woman or child, and good
attention will be paid to it, Any of those who will call
M Laurens street few doors above Prince please inquire
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-13

NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMP
IN May s. lS54-A dividend of six Q6) per eert has be
cared by the Board OF Directors cut VI the profits
past six months, payable and after the 18th inst
book will be closed from the 18th instant TO
ofpaynent. by order H. V. MASON, Secret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-13

ITO GROCERS.-FOR SALE, LEASE OF SH
L years, with stock and fixtures, Of an elegant &
grocery and liquor store in the central part Of the
IN the vicinity Of good business neighborhood. A
ledge OF this place win convince person who would
ry, lS7 Grand street.
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NEW YORK, MAY !, 1854 TIE PRESIDENT
in directors Of shs Bowsry Bank have this day dssls
dividend Of four per cent payable and after the
inst The transfer books will be closed until the "
elusive BY order, N. q. BRADFORD, Casf