davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
discloses the following:

LITTLE Crow ASD IsK PA-DU-TAH.-LItt'e Crow
and his band of braves have returned to the Agency
urharme6 from the purtuit Of InkPa' du-tah and his
outlaws. They foand party OF eight warriors Of the
bard they sopght encamped near Swan Lake, and
kilec three of them ard wounded one; the remainder
escared One Of ihose killed enoth son of Ink
pa.dutah. They csptued two squaws ard aPapoose,
ant brought them to tEe Agency. They also TOOK tool,
Ink "a dutah prisoner, but he escaped in the night
~ swim ming the lake.
'Msicr Eas'map, who communicated the above Par..
t.ula,s to The MGnkat0 IndepeadeH also states thst
Little Crow and another noted warrior were iume-
die.el, to start again after the remainder OF the oe
sws. Everything was quiet at the Agency Of S"I nun.
annuity Indisrs seemed generally desrous Oh pun
ishirg lux pa du-tah and biz band: -.,-.- ,n,r5
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
S,cKyiLLE, N. b., Monday, A

ExTpysvE BURGLARY IL CTIcA.-Ih AfggsY
Jouraal Of the 9th inst, learns from james Mohn
new. bagpaeeman on the Ceutral RaiIoad, Hat 'ha
d,ycoods store Of Wilcox Sfbey on Seneses sute',
Uiica was entered Friday night and geod. 10 the
amount Of 81 800, consisting Of sks, Droaocohs eIh
shawIs carried of. Officer Tallman, special wa,ch
nan io atte pipg 10 arrest the burglars, was knock ii
doun nv a sur shot and somewhat Injured. They
eGec..d an euirance by cutting hole through ihe
door ON Burclaid street. by which they were eLsblTd
TO Iaise the bolt ard open it. Both Wilcox
& Si,bey were asleep over tie store whes
the burglary wss committed On Saturday the
polce made digeb. search for the burglars and prop
ee,ty but were unable to fId either. In the eveniag
Two meI came to Mapess stable and hired span OF
horses and a wagon 10 go short distance IN 'he
country On the arrival Of the 6 O'Clock iraln ff"fn
his civ this team was standing in trout Of vacant
house in Water street, belonging to the Black b,ve.
Railroad Company. As the locomotive eppfose.S.
them ttey became frightened, and ran on pa. W.
state 10 he Vulcan Works. Mr.. MaPesseeune '.M
WIS his team followed after and caugnt tne . euS
nl,oe. T'pon examining the wagon ne iound nnea
viii DIR, Goods and thinking was ins sl1eu Pc
~ uinedistely sent for manhsi hss' S"ne
u The stolen property was P'cna uP va
,be s'r,et through which the hois,s tan,, '.
bnYi.g beep thrown out OF the wagon; ~o sa'cl'H
80 ,onnd hid under some old boards IN iu,no.r
,.,d They contained sIks to The Vs'ue VI ~ ~
Al the nrofei,y stolen except lev aItc!es ol The
T.ire Of sIO0 has been recovered: The burglars
,a, two jews who bired the team but ii y it"sght
,b,, ,bey bed confederate Who assisted IN oary-
,e ,b xoodr from the store 10 Water street. dh'-
,,ee az about two blocks. They have not snce bc'd
reen though digent search has beer made for 'bei'.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

dci, everything under cover of law. tha! the wcrd
sedop penetrates ono cf these gigantic speculs"ns.
Who are the heavy epeculators In the north-w 1T J
Tie Vice President Members Of the Senate. Menbers
of Corgresl, Washington BarkeIs, men In Office in
and about Washington These are the men who 0 wn
town sitter the South These are the men who
appropriate money! and lands for roads, harbors &c,
in tie North west. These order the sale OF lands
ly "ect Of Congress-, specifying time and condition.
Take the imaginary town Of Bayfield,, on Lake Su.
perior II was owned il Congress and, though one Of
ihe last places Gods world to make town se. yet
CopgreFs appropriated its most valuable pine lands to
build raio ad 10 it, ard town lots were disposed Of
in Washington to the extent Of hundreds OF thous
of dollars Thus went public lands indirectly into
the kets OF these honest speculatos, under cover
OF law Everything il done in the nsme OF law, and
law Of tOurse dozen understand the tricks OF specu-
lGtion. go
did hope 20 find room 10 point out the main evil to
The county of this Fort Smelling speculation. The
mere loss Of 5000 eco TO the Governments triing, but
il has sold military post of such importance TO the
country that though disposed Of the Government dare
not abandon it, and even it no longer OF service
TO keep the Indians in check. it still, "a Msjor Sher
man, the commardant told me but recently, would
rtmein important to the county as military depot.
TO any pests that may be statioIed upon the Cansda
line. ,
Whoever shall disclose to the country at large the
great strength and ability OF this Fort; the immense
cost of its construc,icn its importance either as a
depot or military sohool and recruiting ground, aud
the manner Of its disposition FOR the paltry sum OF
5000 COO " i'll give rise to some severe reprcaches to
The parties who gave II away. -
Yorrs, Ac, MiNNEsoils'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

.The cid charsnnie over whose remains te grave has ~
.y closed with irony Of which he was 60 eat
a mater atds note to th. line. that Learned ana pup
trted quainance of his 10 projecting scheme tor .sc
building of monument TO Moab on Mount Afstsl .ns
be cbelisk Pcterbead granite An entabA
tire on the side the basement record the sec".St
the Deluge given in Genesis and on the oh.f ths
name of the originator OF the scheme his bifth tetHD
works pu bic spirited scts Ae" lie further sdi. thst
,rat meeting to promote this object Is to DO eea on ,ns
nas II syria and tha. all tho descendants OF Shem ana
Jsphoh are 10 be invited 20 subscribe To the monument
fund" The meeting TO BE- held on the nv.rs oi 'hs
Eood a. settled by Newtons chronology. and the khsn
Tartsy ard the Emperor Of Austria so to ee the 's'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

this number Lang made IL, Senior 81, and Highau
mot oui) II. The fefnsnder were email scores, and
We see lat three Of them Barlow, COmery "a
Bur!), wee run out This is sot good cricket, az
shows either reck 'essness or bad judgment
The CsDadisrs had 80 to make 70 win the match,
which they made in fine style, with the loss Of but
three wiokets.
The Co'oaia, in a!.ud ng to tie first inning: Of the
United States, says:
"The batting was very steaiy throughout, though
not brilliant They made but comparatively few thu go
bits though their stops and cuts were admirable and
showed not only rstate play but plenty Of practice"
The same paper speaks Of the spirit in which the
contest was conducted as follows:
at is due to the English American players. th.t
they played throughout like genuine cIicke,ers, tax
ing heir success without osteI taton, and suffering
their defeat with the greatest good hrmor. Daring
the whole game, 10 pleasant to say tha, not single
accicelt occurred, and not the slightest feeirg e1.
isted, albeit, the United s'aes players think they
better fun thsn to see them try t."
Tie following is the final summary of the game:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

A SPToIAL MTssESGIR FOR UTAH.We hear 10"
the beet Authority that the Secretary Cf War viii a.
patch special pe-seIger to the army ior Itan. "s
have GOOD ,eaon TO Believe that this messenger 70
telt Til her 10 zee tia, the mails fer the ec n sni
men are regularly delivered. a. it Is vel known u..
Brigbsm Young and bis confederate. are 20 the sae
Of interfering and tampsing with 'ae cntca stssA
ss:ves. 1Wsshing.oa States.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

Dudley OBsERyAIoRY-THREE DAYS sI IA nhpsta Pst.rs
We understand the comet discovers, s., y Inly was
az N. 81 tbe i rial Obsev .tOr Paris On the SS
arc al Goha and Altona on the 9Otn. n"Jsv Obser
es he priority Of the discovery f0i .hf fbe name Of the
vatory: DR.. pstet; PrSpos.s iAiesny journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

Tine...........,... ........,.''... Gays hous
Making the passage equal to days hour to Liver
pool Persias reported best passage is days hour
ard 80 minutes.
The Vanderbilt reached Hsvre at noon on Aug. IL
70 hours in advance Of the Atlantic at Liverpool aLd
having landed her passengers en- route at Cowes.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
,,rS DROWNED.

BOSTON, Monday, Aug. T, I0J'.
e.,,,,l crowell ard Alenzo moulton were drowned
Samu'ii SSan,iay by The upsetting Of boat while on
Psssn. nj Incl Stevens, wcll.known Newburypoi'
C.P' ia.t overheard from the pilot boat Ameii
pno Yewburypot bsibor, last Friday night iota os,
wss picked up by the packet Bloomer ard 'sA0"
a
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

TIE ATLANTIC TELyGRAPH.-We are authorized
by j. Eddy esq General Superintendent to state III
the line. Of the American Telegraph Company vii %
held open day and night hereafter for the purpose Of
announcing the earliest possible tidiDgs Of the arrival
Of tbs Telegraph feet a. Trinity Bay, and subsequen'-
" for the reception and transmission OF business be-
tweer Europe and America. The receiving Office IN
New.York is located at No. 81 Wall street, and IN
Boston at No. 81 State street.
sAcKvILLE, n b., Monday, Aug. 81 1857.
Our latest intelligence from Trinity Bay Is to Satuf-
dsy evening at which time the weather was very tne
The ine has been out Of order between Pert Hood aud
Bsddeck, Cape Breton, all day, but IT ~ill probably be
repaired to morrow Tuesday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
To he Editor of Tie N. T. Tr5une.

SIR: have read sr article in your paper Of the
Goth, concert , ,ale Of the military reserve a.
at Foit SneI .. 20 Franklin Steel, and among many
ether things you ask, How ard by whom were these
improvements " made, and how came Mr. Steel TO
Town them ?" can throw a little light upon the
subject and what little have to cay may lead you
10 make further Inquiries. In the first place, MIR.
Steel was the tuer at Fort Smelling, ard by resua'
tion of the War Department all suffers must erect
their own store houses al their own risk and expense,
excep. VIXEN there happens TO be spare building or
room at the Post in which it is rented to him.
The buildings be may erect, he perfectly well knows,
gives him no title whatever to the ground or any part
of it. for The sufficient that, under the outrage.
GUS II noBopoly gianted 10 suffers, the cost OF the
shantes they usually erect is mere frfe compared
TO the fortunes they make in their business. The
ether buildings alluded TO were of course built under
the same circumstances by parties at one time or other
conn, cttd with the business of the post and when
ihey left it s prob ,ble that Steel as is frequently the
easel, bought the buildings for mere song. MT.
Steel suCcet ded certain sol diSGnt Colonel STAN
baugh as sutler Ct the Fort This man halls from the
vicinity Of Mr. Buchanans home in Pennsy lvana. and
is said 10 bc old and particular friend OF the Pres
idtnt and is az well though perhaps not as f4voraby
known a. Isaiah Rynders TO the politicians OF WASH
ington and the people of the West. Dir. Steel also
halls from the vicinity Of Mr.. Buchanans home, and
il also an old acquaintance and friend OF the Pfeeilent
When Steel succt eied Stambaugh, il was understood
ard believed that the latter to continue silent
partner in the sutlin1 business and it is quite key
that he is 20 in S.eels land specuations. All these
facts taken in connection, will very likely lead to the
conclusion that the President has approved of the sale
in question. The report made by Heiikell and Eis
man is as you clearly show, all CANNON. Eastman,
If 70, Heskell, was stationed at that post for many
wears, and is an intimate friend Of Steel and STAN
baugh and, although do not mpute on this account
Improper conduct Eastman yet it would have been
more satisfactory if some other parties had been
lected to value and sell the land for the Government
a elance at the army regulations will show the
.ion at military posts. They be removed at any
n o.nen ard every Improvement they make is with
foil Knowledge Of this fact 1t is folly to suppose
therefore, that they ever make such expenditures
without expecting to be amply reimbursed by their
business ASTtItCNDCG.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
THE TANDFRBILT THE CHAMPION or
THE SEAS.
TIE prRSIA's BEST TIME BEATEN.

Extract from the log Of the Uti.d States hip
Vanderbilt, T.. Higgins, Commander, from New-torx
to Cowes third voyage. Cast of from the dock at
New.York 30 p. M, passed Sandy Hook "iO: div
charged pilot go, Aug. !, 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
,-~rr,IJTy or NEw-oRLEANs:

N.y.OnLtANs, MOnday, Aug: n Io0''
NJ, Nl' If des,hs 10 this city for the week
.,a,s on saturday lssi was '''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

CHICAGO POPULATION AND WEALrH-A recent az
sessnent Of the population valuation OF property,
taxes, &C., Of the City Ct Chicago for the year 1857
Ii. nlosna tie EolloMinO.
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THE TALENT

THE TALENT
W The most eminent guropess srsa Il empcy.d n n.
ustrstng the new edition q tina, practical medical work,
Human Frslty Physiological Researcher lust ssus
from the II describes The and effects VI ali iis
~ delicate nature contains copious instructions
perfect OF those are BY nped
ment. rom entering Into the marriage state also prof
sonsi dissertation illustrating the resul chemical est
powerful lenses Price free Of postage 20 any
part of the country This invaluable may be obtsned
~ weN 40 the rresmsr from nr BARROW. No ISL Prince
street fec oors ives, Of Broadway New York s.o from
~ II Ring, Broadway, New York, W ". rsge, BOSOM
Weber, Phusdephs; AID 8 ), lance, Baltimore,
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RESTAURANTS.

,v,,Ir sYoRE Il NEW HOUSE or SOCIAL RMoRr, ON
r. nsinc-e 81 lbc Old Shades At NJ. ~ Leroy pace.
.sYeet between and Nerces rrretsS pcW
H.. s..y The proprietor respectfully nforms ne
~, Il. hss en- M the abovs house IA style
.,s IN be CIV and prepared 10 iinsb his paroue wi
ssns porterhonss steaks nc rnsish sr American sies
~ 81 s<<ys quAhty.
~" JAMES " AYL1FfE, Proprietor.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN THIRTY YEARS or AGE, FINE rsR-
"A sona appearance and wealthy. wishes 70 make he Sc
auatnancs of between twenty I've and thirty o. re-
spectsbily and and Of lhe Catholic faith 40
dress for one week " Fourth street Mrs Posss EArmoo'
oh
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TNDWARD SCHENCK, ATGfIONEER.-BY f. d r. ii.
II SCuEStK-Assignee's aaie of wines, liquors and Sc
gars Monday Nov 30 AT II O'Clock at their sslesroom IS
Most positively he last sale from stock offer
ed by Nov and q dhe property Of broadway I'M
porting lohbing house BANKRUPTCY The entire bal
will closed consisting of several small lots, viz
Pale Club House London dock cognac brandy,
champagne do, 1916; bottled r H. pale sherry
Oloroc Seine and Burden do Sovereign and Vscoun dA
pendurada ports Carlton House sockock champagnes,
various grades plantation, magnolia and Bourbon whis
keys Geneyi Scotch and Murphy Irish do: Jamaica rum
Holland gin in TASKS and dcmiiobns. London GIN
dimes: Youngers genuine scotch ale importation OF Messrs
BARCLAY Ivingson Co.; aso, 50 1000 genuine Havana
segai which Ill warranted in every respect being the
o The largest dealer In segars in New York, now
Catalogues and samples morning OF sale. The
quality Of the goods viii be the same az offered IN our two
Last above stock. Also, at O'Clock, three
Iphl ROAD wagons double and single har
ness also English hrushes English black bird and
hooking bird.
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UNDwARD scHENcK, AUcTIoNEER-BY e. 1 F. n

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEEK-BY r. T. ~
u SChENCk.-On Tuesday, Dec. l, at II O'Clock. at
heir saesroom No 50 Nassau street sale Of mag
gold watches diamonds and Jewelry comprising ma
c hunting and open chronometers eight day watches
duplex patent and detached levers made by Johnson
Dent Jules Jurgensen of Copenhagen, Bretng, Freres
Cor Beesley distinguished Makers also ladies' en-
nmeiied Watches with diamonds Ia hunting open cases
by oudn Paris also complete suits OF diamonds con
iatinr pin earrings bracelets pins rings
studs &c in cluster single all superbly mounted in
Sand gold also florentne and Roman mosaic, ca
neo carbunce and other Of pins and earrings; gold
vest guard fob chains chaeanes seal rings pins
ngs buttons studs, &c the whole TO be peremptor
" aold on
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7 ARaE AUCTION SALES. GoULpsMIrH Ag'

T ARaE AUCTION SALES. GOULDsMITH AUG
topee- sale Of elegant carved rose wood parlor
furniture pinoorte very finely nlad full octave; gilt
framed glasses and paintings table cutlery glass ana
MATED ware Monday the residence ZIG West Fifteenth
street l0ls clock without any rain shine
Those superior furniture but little used would do
well to attend every ace OF the beat description made
mostly order In part Of one finely nlad piano.
warranted for piano stool and cover
valuable oil paintings rich frames excellent and
choice paror furniture, suite, vz-Two suits
heavily rosewood pieces covered with richest
san brocade rosewood reception chairs voaire
chairs very large French plate mirrors gold
frames Italian marble stands rosewood marble top centre
tables rosewood eegere and cabinets French
plate aud backs large Dresden china and
epis library book candeabra etsgeres Eng
lsh Brussels carpets 6c; hal rosewood hat stand oicloth
stair carpet rods Bedroom4re furnished with ingram and
three eight curled hair mattresses spring
do gothic hedsead, marble top dressing bu
resus wash stands black walnut Elizabehan do mahogany
spring chairz chairs mirrors
mante clocks toilet sok beds and bedding, &C. &C
Drnc extension table 10 feet long, sofa
dining chairs marble top oak buffet mirror back
French china tea and breakfast sets table
cutlery glass plated caster liquor sets &c Per
distance rely the furniture being equal to
advertisement
DAwNBEoKERs SIMULTANEOUSLY: NOVEMBER
30 II O'Clock. at j. MOrtimers No East broadway,
an assortment ladies' and genemens winter clothing
Silk and merno frocks, broche and woolen shaws
mantas dry goods and frock coats pants
blankets quilts watches and lewelry with other goods
too to mention. LOUIS LEVY, SSS drand 81
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FURNITURE.

ISyRNrTURF. SUBSCRIBER HAS A LOT -
frs class furniture requisite for the furnishing ~ two
parors which will sell for caAh sacrhce Address
fupture, bo1 se} Pest of1ee, ny.
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uENRy B. HERTs JR, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL,
III on Monday Nov. 80 Ii O'Clock, nj the store No. 61
Pine street onssbes sale Of boots and shoes comprising
pste leather boots: also cali skin boots in all about l50
pairs to III. sold without reserve. BY order OF
JOHN H. HITLER Constable.
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A SSItikEES SALE
"A 1000 dollars worth of fashionable ready made
Clothing and piece goods,
by A. NJ. CRISTALAR. auctioneer,
On Monday, 3Uth inst at i0ia O'Clock,
AT So Bowery
The largest clothing auction
This consisting part OF CLOTH Petersha
lion skin and pilot frock sack snd Raglan overcoss and
Jackets; silk satin plush silk velvet Cashmere and cloth
Of the styles and patterns also aarge assortment
shirts drawers collars overas &C. &c.
Piece goosC Comprising cloths cassmeres, doeskins lin
ngs sans trimmings buttons &C. by order OF L. sink
Catalogues morning of sale
The trade earnestly invited TO attend.
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II BARNETT AND T. HEALy'S DANCING AND
~ waing academy. jefferson Assembly Rooms, CORNER
y ysenweh and sixth svenues The fourth bop comes "a
ON tuesday evening, Dec. n with Les Ianciefs uuadfle
fancy sno ~ n tashonabe dances Of the tnys ana
svtnmrs 81 tuition, Tuesday aud Friday BROOKLYN, ~
fshSnh Nnaang ib orange street Fulton The MIRO
bop comes on on wednesday evening Dec Days and cye
to o. Evening classes for Isdies fron In gentle
men, So9 Rail room practice from 10 N o'clock Parties
dcsios oi hs annsers, apply Al the academy, or Cor
pells band, t49 sullivan street '' y
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WATCHES. JEWELLERY, sc.

WATCHES. JEWELRY. SC.
A LARGE INVOICE
Beautiful, and
FASHIONABLE JkwkLRr
DhFpTATE SALE,
EXTREMELY Low,
FOR CASH.
We invite customers
To make their selections
ROBERT RAFT Co.
Gl Broadway, corner OF Wsues street
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AK BROADWAY.
III Great saie Of hne fars
Regardless Of cost
Hudson Bay sabes. Of the richest and darkest
In the United States
Minks IN all qualities and shapes.
We have u,nks OF extraordinary quality, royal er
mine every other description of fur for ladies and chill
dren.
Our furs all genuine manufactured under our own su
pervisiou, and guaranteed
Purchasers viii be satisfied with both goods ami price.
CHARLES STREET. CO.,
ats Rrosdway.
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DTCoHD's vELpFAU's CrvTAGE's, ACTOSS CURL.
IL and the private hospital practice Of Pare and Ion
dom BY DR. LARN0fT. AZ some persons afflicted with dis
OF the sexual system not be sware fact he
IL Informing them he IL the oxF
In this srcusvely treating and curing 6ese
eases and connecou with the Eufqpesn hosprs
nr the oldest sna sfyesess cases No 81 Mercer sset,
corner spring Opposite the =, Eichol.s om 10 tos r.
" 400 pp 100 picture Illustrations s 81 gives ali the adj
yertsed medicines. We commend Or LNrmont the AZ
icted des Flats Uns ssSNs 1ei,ung, Day BOOK
Alias, &c.
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a G. CLAM
IA 1914 William street Frankfort and IA Grand street
Near Bowery.
Importers and manufac,u, Of furs
OF every description,
Would respectfully invite attention 10 their
Rich and extensive stock OF
LADIES FANCY FURS,
Well their elegant styles and superior manufac
ture, at prices regardless Of original cost
Ladies DESTROYS OF purchasing frs class article will fad
the same at bargain at
A. 4 c. CLAIMS Fur warehouse.
1914 William street aud 2t4 Grand street.
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SHIFTING.

LVOR LTvERPOOI.-rHE UNITED STATES MAIL
II steamship ATLANTIC, o. kldridge commander.. vi
depart with the mails for Europe posaveS On
Saturday Decenber NJ II O'clock NJ fsom her BERN A. as
foot OF Cana street.
For neeh or passage having unequAiied AHcommoisers
% s"a 'GmST, Tppk COLLINS 81 wall street
Passengers viii please board al II o'clock NJ
All letters pass through the Post once any otners VIZ
be returned. -.
NoIceThe steamers this line have Improved wate-
tstt CONF Arimens. - - ~.
expense spared TO make the steamers o. us
line in ali and the thofoasn eaanl
nation given Them proves their OF structure ye YIN
eYUslied. ~, a., ,.,
h. Bereafter tine regular built ships Tor hn hne VII
perform entire service
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L,OR HAVANA AND MOBII.E.-THE UNITED STATES
IT mali steamship QUAKER CITY, X. w Shufedt com
mander will lease for the above ports on Monday h De
Gambler her ~ North river foot OF Spring street.
Freight for New Orleans taken and for
Mobile Of commission. Companys bills Of
lsdng procured the ONCE Of the agents No Others
signed Packages received nj the ONCE until 10Y ocock and
hs signed The hour OF sailing For freight
ppsssge apply 20 POST, SMITH CO.. agents w Burlng
IN Of South
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CUTToN 4 rs DFsPATCHNINE FOR SAN FRAN
- cscoTo sail positively or before the day advertised
Clipper Of Thursday ION Dacemoer The magnncen. nrst
clipper ship VIKING, Nnson master Ia receiving her
cargo pier 10 kasi river and viii positively sal as above
splendid clipper has made but San Fran
CISCO performing the same In ia and I'D days specia NO
uce Shippers having engagements VIII please complete me
possible hand their bills Of iaing for
sgnaure freight will taken after the day dvertised.
SUTTON D Co.. 5s south st. corner OF Wall