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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-25

APPROACH OF FATHER MATHEW TO BosroS.-Father
Mathew, accompanied by his Secretary. Rev. MIR
OMeary the long expected vstant to his temperance
friends In Boston arrived at the depot, Anglers Cor
ner. yesterday afternoon Some hundred and If
dren-were gathered to welcome him, and when
he left the cars, they raised shout OF three hearty
nothing else could have been expected, when
slider the immense labor he has undergone since he
landed on our shores. On Sunday last he administer
cd the pledge to upwards OF three thousand people and
since bis arrival twenty thousandi have taken the
pledge Of total abstinence from him-a vast amount
sf labor for t. accomplish in short space
Of time. On the route from New York, Father Mathew
ecogused ut every station where the cars stop
ped. The fact of his presence spread like wild fire,
gathered round to cheer the good father his jour-
ney. At the Newton depot the distinguished stran-
ger received by VIM A. White, Esq Of Water
tewn whose guest he Is until his arrival into the city,
by deputstion from the general committees of recep
ton, and BY delegations from various temperance
eietes in this and adjoining counties. The anxiety to
grssp the hand OF Father Mathew so great as to
him serious annoyance, though In return he only
beamed upon them benign smile The children
who were present claimed his first attention With
marvellous sim Ilieity or total dsregsrd OF the eu
preserve from contact with their selfish unfeen2
and ridiculous habs!he rather gave his hand and his
smiles and his benedictions to his poor couutrymen,
who were trembling with excitement at the sight Of
him who had taught them temperance In their father
land These "bs children having bcen gratihed he
had leisure the ladies and gentleme who shook
him warmly by the hand. After = few pleasant mo-
ments passed this way he proceeded to Mr. whites
this morning when he will enter the city according to
the published programme Of reception The process
White Is Of the most delightful in this vicinity;
situated on eminence. q beautiful stream gliding
gently in front Il comma nds most hcent piano.
rsmic view, extending large area and bounded
only by amphith,stre OF cultivated hills dotted
here and there with beautiful mansions, while they are
clothed With trees TO their very sul2mt The proprie
Of this paradise gentleman In the most cnlarg
ed and rennsd sense OF thst term eoareou' aud AHA
Of all Who know him. We are glad that Father Ma.
thew, has ne Fpccimen of eur New England gen
tleman, his fret acquaintance In our State.-Bos-
Ton Tunes July "a
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship Niagara Capt. Ryrie, win leave this
port at noon, to-day for Halifax and Liverpool Her
letter bags will elose ut halfpast 10 O'Clock this
morning.
The Weekly Herald, for circulation in Europe will
be published usual at O'Clock this morning. Its
contents viii embrace the important Of the week
from all parts Of this continent
Single copies sixpeuce; annual subscriptions 81, to
include postage
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
NNNNNNNNNNNNN0NNNNNNNN
EXCURSIONS To TUE FISHING HANKS EVERY
II Nor day. Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday The steame Buffalo will leave Robinson street al
o'clock Thirteenth street at sd Canal So Cstharlns S
Grand Pier No. North River gH A. NJ Faro 20 sents
each
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SHIPPING,

rJ,HE BRITISH An NORTH AMERICAN ROY,b
u tteamshr NIAGARA. wtll leave the dtrks a. jersey
Jy, NtdEcs DAY, July &th AZ Il sslesk, precisely.
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Are You Mads IL Would be Considered
insanity to take Three Dollar bill of ones pocket and
light cigar with it and there considered
tons wi 81 and 81 pair for the quality u
boots wuieh they buy from IS 80 81 So JosEs
No. IA Ann street.
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FOR aALR.

nRuG STORE FOR sALR-NrATLy FITTED VI AM
excellent locston for Phy sciln, the noghber
hood In lcbly populated pars Of the city, The presep
being stick the ~ the being s1ereJ for
Gale For particulars inquire OF Bush and Cliokens 81
Barclay street
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sPOIsTING.

SPORTING.
HARLEM PARK TROTTING cOrR5F.-WILL CONE
a purse sz5-miis heats, best three In i've, In
for all horses that Thurs
day July 10Th ocloot r. NJ Entries to close at Greene
'" WILLIAM FoNNER. Propre.Or
CRICKET MATCII-GREAT CRICKET MATCH To
" place this day July IS the Red House, Harlem.
ween eleven picked from New York and 81 Georges
Club, against best the Club The
only Of the Kind played in ths country Playing
commence at ten o'cl.ok.
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Hon. John q. Calhoun - Among the Ex-
tensiys collection Of Dsguerope Portraits Of
individuals recently taken by Brady at Washngtep
Of the Hon. John c. Calhoun justly admired work Of
art and be at his Gallery D5 and 37 Broadway.
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.
The Commissioner Of the State Banks may have
in charge which will reduce this total dedcit
In his report the last Legislature find the
In hand stated at SLIT lss GA portion Of which
may have been in securities which bear annual in
terest five estimate the amount Of such securities
at $1,000 o00 and the annual interest thereon at
$50 co., there would still be annual deficit Of
S5s9se IS.
The assessments under the present Law amount to
S42s Glo 40 the collections, S44l75 o. The assess
ments under the late law for 1s47, 1896 81
the collect $271 los o. The assessments for 1s4s
are $94943 So more and the collestions Sl43oo7 81
more than the assessments for ls47. The taxes Of
Mobile county for ls47, amounting to S+o2 u.s. have
not been paid suit is pending against the col
lector The counties Of Dale Monroe and Washington
have been far remss In the discharge Of their duty
under the present tax law to have made return
for the year The taxes Of Monroe and Washing
ton for 1S<s aud ls4o will be collected this year.
There has been nothing done In Dale towards collect
lug the taxes Of either year.
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nR RALPns PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE on

IlH. RAIFUS TNAFTTIAL FNTNATE TNFATISF ON
- the nature symrtoms, progress osnssqucn.e renedies
and Of the genital including srs
ture diseases resembling vencrea tsven IL otter work
Ne adspsd 70 every individual Of both THIS 10
the only truly useful work she subject written 10 plain
lssguefe, the rvs.-s fr all medicine faithfully ,sn 10
intended be rracealiy ss.ul - every every place
18th editisn 2 pages Prise 81 May Be had Of author
y ieh naus< frcs BY poet Clay Co. pub
Ish a. nj stre~s.
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nIAREA AND DISENrERY.-3ls DETns LAST WEEK
~ ty bowel kompaintsin this sity. These fatal kasss
moEiise children aud given by fisns
nsursLe W. have reyer wells Miller Provsst
tOmpound xtrstt Of Bakbsrry fe kuriag these
complaints matter how they mite Now
oil tses The rashisnt IL inkurabe wgad
hdske the immediate This mcdin wood farther
advre fanz toe hay CONSTANTLY In the hous particularly
for children No Hot drops infnne the stuma for
part this kompouta Sold 49, chatham IT, Borery
IA Brudway 49, Hudson 1Oosth Sth at In
RIoskiin at ~ fulton Basson Auan,ik In VIII
lianaturg AZ ~ sth Th e. by the prnSipal Grossrs and
es IVY w,nPuot-S oi- f,on. a,
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THE MARRIED uoxASs PRIVATE MEDICAL Coz

psuon by Dr. A. n kssresa, rrsfesssr Of Diseases u
Women. ssth editor. lsmo- ~ $50. Price 81. so,os
oeutes sold in lx menths
Years efsuserng snd m.ntsi anguish - nsny
sfectonate wife, ard rccrnery the husband
might have been spared thousands would
joyed toupe,enee; thousands broken health wsud
have enjoyed t hundreds their
BY timely possession 81 this work
1t intended especially for the ayved those esrten
plating marriage eseioses important secrets which
should he known 20 them particularly.
To Those whose kealth does Of IA
mly, II IL Of especial Importance.
Bere also every fcuaicthe wife, ne ms.ser re
either buddEg into ~oanhsod or the enc In the de-ae ~
Jsars IN vh.m nature con,empatcs trorsnt shtrge-
ear cscoverhe causes ptoIus ans the nest scie
msdes snd NEST certain mode sfeure in svsry eompss
which her ser is suhjeet
For sal, az 222 broad way and q, ne Publishing omee -
Liberty ,,rest, n "; Little Co., Albany; W. v. Davis
Boser; r. " Peterson, ~ Che.tnut street Phassiphia
VILLA Taylor Co, baltimore; .. n. Rsusssni New Or
leans J. n. Cubbedee, Savannah.
On the reesrt ofsi cory will Ne trsn.rstsa W mail
free ~ uo.sss 70 pa-' efi Voted Sa.ss. ~ ie
rrs - 4dires-ei paid. ~ ~. 4 v vauricea Bvs
S-lNsH lsskS.y. s4s. ~ ---ss.s stsssI
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.sls for particulars inquire OF Bush and Ciioieaa 81
TO BE LET.
DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE TO LET-THAT con-
- frat. residence corner Of Tsen,y .ilhts sire; and
grape vines Vegetables Of sli Kinds ard mos. ss,a,fai
corner o. Leonard aud Centre streets stars Posses
sior Immediately
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET. TO A COUPLE
frs s1IS TIM @
and airy a. could be found in any part q the country
u EsTAuRANr TO LIT pEsT PART or TEE CITY.
IN between Maiden lane aud Wall street, door frcm
s s ay. the s.s scs s
age basement .So y ana h,91 sn,n r0'm
MISCELLANEOUS.
XVhsHlNG ~ THr HOUSE. TAKEN IN AT NO. i5s
w Sixth avenue. at the lowest price.
w II. PAXTON, ATTORNEY AID COUNSELLOR
w . at Law Med Camp street. Ne" Or ems.
TUE DRs RLANKNAN WILL RRgovE FROM Ito
Chambers street % III Chambers street, the Let Of
August ueNt.
NoTIcr.-AIrio coLLrsBo RESPECTFULLY IN
l, biz ,sss a.. ~ E, a ~ as that be es s
old abishod Dressing Rooms formerly Kept ny Bel
loH No s. ncrehants Eschsnse corner Of william stree.
" on L. e1t sSo@ BE- r'i a. s aws' s e. ability a =
s,e cannot surpassed b anv other hair dresser
&c city, lls ha. had over thirty years experience IL The
tend 20 him hsir stronss bis I'D stand where he Ia,
ialered Tor ter vars
S0S OOOTo LOAN. AT SIX PER CENT. IyTE-
si0lO0 and On produ.,y, Real Estate ia This city.
sr cent JOIN fgI} s rss'
I,INR JEwEJRY AND SILVER WARE MANU-
factory No - John street Cup stsir,l Charles s-sr.
only No limitations Of hind Artistic Seals Charms.
he. FINE ws,ehe. msde up 70 order rs,ehs' repaired
Bran At Saratos durng The season 70 reors 70 Broad
way AZ srr'ng st, septeneer 80
~ LEIGHTON FIRST PREMIUM sHtgr-NAKER.
". wholesale and retail No 10 fark Place, New York.
and No Royal street, New Oriears " B-shirts stand
Two BoI pERs OF ILLINOIS LAvp-LASD AND GE.
will attend paynr refeemirg asds sold Tor taxes,
examining ttss haying ans ssliing Illinois lands and deal
''''" VII '"o' '''"'" horace r. ASA,
ISAAC r. DfLLER
ciy mis- tScsiiepcy A. G. French Governor Of liinois
\ IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
s2OOOo large guaranty uod invested IN New York in
the names Of ,hrve Agsriear ,Tssse' Present. ANIMAL
New YORK Local Dsctors-Actipg Director, fvr July
John }. Palmer. Iansng g. 1usser
goriam A worth, BacAe M-Evers.
william Van Heck. Herty Iudam, Rsqrs.
wto meet every Wednesday The Medical Bsard NEE,
Medical Examiaers
sisssader b 6osaei, Nd
Chief om.. for Am.rie, n wan street, New YORK. wA.r.
Jropteuss and all information desired BY appin.s can be
s5oO During the prevalence cholera parties viii he
assured only AZ the scale Of premiums charged annually for
N"0'' WI" !. LEANDER STARR. General Agent.
and Superintendent Of tho United safes loe, Hoard
Institution sndap nay loi be eb;aia.d at
u AL street. - y ascits
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Glad Tidings for the Hardwsrking Man.
Them S. suits fresh lot just received. They Of
Cloth Coat CASHMERE Psnts and fancy Vest Linen Suits
81 So Corner OF assau and Beekman-53 Suit Store.
DR.. Elliott, OcuIist, 53j Broadway, In
forms his friends and thai, during Of
gust his ofce hours will be from 10 to "a O'clock Wednes
day and Saturdays.
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on rAMnIEs Anorr

ID visiting Saratoga Springs, be accommodated with
board lodging BY The day. month on
able IN private house delightfully."- situstcd, being
about nsf mile from the railroad depot rnr ground
ord IN the vicinity Of most established prns To fsm
lies with children this Is desirable situation; tbs
pleasure rnds LARGE and c0mmodous Gentemcn wishing
10 keep their horses and carriage ass have this
commodation there IL large stable ard carriage h0use
attached To the perss Mra. LEWIS. Pavilion Mansion.
Of Church AMI Circular streets Sarao Springs
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DOsRDfNu.-A GEsTIENAN AND LADY, or TWO
ID single grntemen he accommodated wish plea
ard bortd moderate srms BY applying At No 100
Cretuvfch sue g bssteen Fulton and Nssey streets
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rJ,HE BERKSHIRE uILLs-rERsoNs AND FAMILIES
selling quiet place to retreat for the summer, will
find the Melville Farm vls fr, Pitttuea Mass plea
sery located The apartment are large Terms resson-
AID New uaven Railroads nine hsurs 40 hours from
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NocTeR coNvTRS INvICoRATINg CORpTAl

noCTeR CoNvERs' INvICoRATING CORDIAL IS
- the only remedy Tor seminal veal and those noetur-
nal emissions vexnz and ruinor' ncapaeatas ,he mss
fer soeisty busnet matrimOny All those sal dsorder
Of body sud mind caused by and improper habits q
youth 81 edily cured ~ this potent remedy Dr. Con-
ece 81 "A avenue between lh and liz streets. where
he is consulted Cordial s. bottle; bottles for s.. n
remark. 10 the married and single each
bottle ~ ". Safely forwarded o. 81 the tounry
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DoND.R on Ir-pR HUNTERS RED DROP 70

private diseases enly No Division the only
place we'll known for the very many treat aud Extra
ordinary 70 has performed without diet hndrance
business when all other remedies only drive the disease
In the blood. 81 only; medical book Tor nothins.
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SALES BY AUCTION


DY JACOB g. rLAIr.-r. q. CARRTNGTON, AUC-
- tioneerAreton sale Of twelve Gold Lever watchss
JACOB 8. PLAT viii soll this day at n O'clock At the
ton room rlatt street for cash each watch 70 be sold
cvaretely for ~ whom IL tSclve
Cold Patent Lever watchcs gold dals, Se vfour with
plain four with pairs Jewels; four w5 pairs
istls all ~ fashionable syes and the attention Of indi
iauas we'll dealers IL directed TO the sse every
watch will be sold TO the high est bidder, rs above
W. BROWN, AUCTIoNEER.-ExTENsIvE SALE
81 Cabinet sud Household Furn itnrc Ec-Weiussday
July 25h. ios o'clock at No iO2 Broadway will be cold
without advances large stock ~ well made
furniture consisting % sofs, Bureaus Tee tets rockns
srd easy Chairs marble snd other Tables rarlor Chairs
Bedftead Wardrsie~ French Bedsteais Wash stands
Matt kc ao variety % useful house furnishing
clCe, &c. Catalogues nov ready.
W. BROWN. AUCTfOSEER = UPHOLsTERER'S
Stock-J W. Brown will sell Thursday. July 18th.
O'clock at No 55s Grand street OF Lewis
the stock Upnosterer declining business consisting Of
rsrer liar gnFs Matrssse DeddiD Cord Gimp, aud other
articles In the line.
NEW YORK HORSE DAzAAR- 81 CROSBY STREET.
~ Auction Sales Of Carrar-s Harness, Saddles
Se, every Monday asd "wednesday. AZ ~ s.oek and at
privats s,lesvery day. J. H. GATFIEED, Preprietsv.
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AnAINsr cnnLrRA- YArRENE

DRIsERyATrvE AGAINST CHOLERA vArRENlE
u Water-Seror Rsssin a chemist from Rome. efsrs ~
the American public this wonderful chemical composition,
which besides the many ADVANTAGES Possesses be
In the direction rvsp with each bottle u
alec people who sptoaeh tci affected With eona
geuS dfe.se Tor letter satatten the spoma given
10 sxnor Rossin BY the Medical Academy ~ Italy The de-
pots sro Nos. 43 Ni lJ9 81 broadway, and at the
Broadway Post Once. No. 90. Price 81 per bottle
I IONS MAGNETIC POWDERS FOR rue DBsrRUC-
IL ton Of Bedbuss Coekroaehe. ana al ether insects
Pills for the destruction Of Rat and Nice vithsut pssos
80 Broadway Rsfcrepees-D. n. Hssard. Es1, Irvtag
House J. L. Rosme Ess Superintendent 81 the ~ He's
pitsl.
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OARDING IN THE COUNTRy-A NUMBER or
- rerona he accommodated With Board at pleasantly
situated farmhouse Rcssve staten Island, within
ave minutes wsk o. the landing whore two steamboats,
touch daily siout enc snd half hours sail from the city
Arpy to Captain Van Ninke Of steamboat Antelope foot
OF Robinson 70 Daniel Wiasnt Rossvilc Staten
bland.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
The CALIFORNIA TRANSPORT.
nv .Ayon ow.P ArrES, v.sA.


r.y r,.irg ,,resrners si.. the eoasing breeze
Ind dsy IA breaking where the cloud hung dafk'
60, ,osnv moon u J home Is on the seas
Fill-snd away, thou bark
x.r,,,o ,hv thick ribbed sides ere stores Of weight
The gay rosed soldier aud the trader plain
Together crowd thy deck-s motley Freight
OF gslsn,ry and gain.
so,ue bsv. embarked flll buoyaui with the dream
OF wealth slnas.ed by tod VI diver bold
Rich iewels Clustering lar neslh crystal stream,
nslowed by legends OLD
TAINTED are some by tale Of shining
nd In the cave o. far Frsnci-co's land
Or brighter spots on Sacramento shore
Spnnkied with golden sand.
some bsve gone forth whose rowing bosoms burn
To feel the freshness Of foreign sky-
OF these-ol a.. anal some at .eIgth retarn-
Some have gone foril 70 de
Add they are With thee-ihoa shsf rock their head
Whose smile Is placid and whose voice e nild
Deal gently with tnem on their hesyne BED
Thou bark Of Ocesn "ld
Thy wings shall wsft thee witty oerihe stream
Whose Constsut current moves - mysrc sway
Brshtses ANAL greet thee with their daDscfous cam
Upon Thy aasnirg way
Ti.b On the coast " hero swift Nsgellsn's tide
Uni,es two ocesns--In igaties, Of the sphere
Strange :swny bands snail pause 70 ace thee guide
Along t5y proud career.
Thy franc ,hsll culver where the mountain surge
RepIies IN thunder 10 the uoEs0Ons roar,
Ard Tho Wild sesf0w screams the sailors drce
by PatagOnlas shore.
And thou zeal, sleep becslmcd III hear, s5sl tire,
Where the esrth's axle shows its lcsst incline,
While CLOVIS the Iropie sun with equal ire
Along The burrlng line.
Yea waves shall IL, thee and Wild winds shs sweep
And Oceans monsters fash sthwsrt thy say
Yet thou sLst cope uDdaunted with the deep
wrestler stern A. play.
Then onward Osr Toe lar ma este seas
The 5sy Is breaking where the cloud hung dns
Columbiss banner hutters on ths breeze,
Flli-aud away, thou bark
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VYaEo Pun aDEiFHis -sesied Proposals, endorsed
Proposal. for Stone Tor Dry Dock wi hs received 80
.s oice until the l6n day Il Janlary Nl furnishing end
delivery his yaf ne io loving descri "a u ~ fa-le
Clts. No I-fos Gz,sirg FLooR o. B,siS--5. 600 Gu
bic feet inches ick Do safs containing not ess lth 81
p-ffs feet 10 sp of shy lengths SOD IN courses %
- o, Der of even B. he's wide r0 under foot he fare
al Joints 10 5e rough hammered or cLippsi TO sse.
surface. 900,
b. fee. OF .pf division stone u courses 81 hom % i-ti
,hcs u feet oug and Of any width not less 1aar
CIt,s No 3.-siDs WALLS sBovE Low WATER 1910
cabc feet be gOt oct IN courses u ffom 10 1ire'
rough hammered ana b@yeei inch % the foot ne beds
ani ,1i, % be rough hammered OF Clipped b level
CIsssNo 4-sacxiSc srovE-lo 900 cubic feet Of spl,
d.ni.n sion ,l0re % small are
Cts..No 5-CoFise cF WslL.-9oo lueh feet Of COZ.
tx fool iics 'sei wse snd rot ICES lhsl rect long
he BID 10 have Level surface and ne remanlef Of The
sioue rou st hammered
10 blocks = feet cs 81 feet wide ard u sry ,nfln not
.sss feet be bed TO- have level sufir" ne i1is
ar aches u ho ugpeT edge OF lie ses - De rough Ram
CLsss No 7-BlleE wsYs-7oo linssl feet feet ihIes
fset - de - fas bottom AM u FRET The Top sid Of any
.enyth ess feet; r thicSress nay ue iu one ~
tso courses TIE beds sad iorts i1 1e rough hammered
he soae entrscet 10 the above b must BE- q sound
fs5 d-srrior q granite or guei.- free from slp
seams Th- dimension split stone must Pc sf-l o.. og
~ecses IN blocks, viii para - beds snd sides .,-
Persons ol-rur pfoTosa-s viii state ne pnce per GU r.
/ uoi Tor eall cas- d. or.
Al hs nc.aasi ia TIE bill except The coping so1'
i-ri,et snd delivered 90 such wharf a, ne May
\ ard g. ths Eugiueer lsy direct
BIDS will BE- receives 10 on--hs the whole n ssse.
No. J. =. and o. bfdcrs Eil nsme 80 Cusrry from
which t1~7 propose furnish he Stone hrd send 90 h-
glleer % ibe wo 4 slfes % he Sone properly Labelled
| -Xcerf from q 4srie. vel Known
Oue-tsf % ssse- s. ard wi be regu red befsTee
os sl Juy SRI Ocb-f nerf The remainder 0i % 80 -ss
between ,te To- ~ October SID 10 o. Jargnry fogs Dr.
Olcra of l.ses No- o ard hetFecn me 10 ~ Oe-
Der srd January folio. ny The reIainfe r u he OIL
Between ire ~ n iruaIy and lst or June, l@iU
Payment Dc made 10 cssh on he delivery " ne
stone sss . per cs1i which y ~ e retained ul NE coz
/ pletol n ilc contract
Ro--s " ID good secury. vii also be required or DE-
fahfa -hneat % 1e e0nlfic' u o1s-fd .iv estimated
| sn0U1t
Any fsuher Information may - o1tsred e. he o-ce nj
sfp -c.lln o. PdlNEAs BUkG - Engineer ~ De- &
/ N hrmsii -Fhlslelplia Dee 1855. EsMOODT
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DKlKTiN6 SSOw-RNllR oADS.-N esterday WAS
dsy Of ;r.hulstion &c Railroad CompSnes The Halt
snow Of TIC night previous blown upon the track
hy q s,roag n w wir5 ard seriously nnpeaed the
trains Ga the Ola Coloay ROsa seyersl engines get
frozen Nj, aud remained ios nearly TIE whole DAY
On the Worcester K al he trains al disas
no less than three inward orcs due Ia The ioeaoon
NAMING in the vicinity Of NeedaSm Tor several hours
In tie afternoon the Neston special train. WITH .
new and ,lS,vosfa engine known ~ the hax-er, or
Tiger, started outward, but wss brocsat up near Au
barn Dale in Newton. Toe steamboat ain soon AFTER
came up and in endeSvering 70 push the Newioa trsn
~ q move, method OF humping, got iest herself Ins
Newton train rcschei home al u o'ciock, BAT the
steamboat train iid no, set 10 Worcester an oesocs
an The Newton trsin started sgAin for Bostoa AZ
oc.ock went sboat a mile aud ;se1 save Il q. lei'
morning upon arriving al Newton Cosner. either TIE
train or CINE OF soih greeted ~ inSee cheers
b, he assembled passengers Ire NcwhaTen train
ala nc, arrive bcru aru htc ~ night Ga The hsstcfr
road the trains were ali ochiniaAst. Ga TIE Name
road the morning train from Portland id not Srfrivt
here unul p ~ The Fi,ohbafg and Lowell trans
we're AL more on less delayed. hosloa iFsN' u
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hope that taosc who Intend % emigrG.c by land
here will be careful thAt they are mol over Sen bl
storms suows. wSui OF provisions on Their toi
some joursey across the Rocky Mountains. have
seen those who started from the borders o. Missouri
bale and siAwsrt iuen hobte down into The plains OF
California CT ppled for life Aars Arosers rAo o.
,es @adssss 81 A4sser kaes fasghf or hc as t q a,e
iaiass dtad tosy haeis.y SHARED "a re- a. Prscioss
ssals -hssins been vnconpassct ~ scoN oa the tops
OF those dreadful untaus Maiden who len their
homes rejoicing IN %, pride OF youth snd beauty IN
Joyous authorizations from this fsroa land by the hor-
and sutcEngs Of that fearful Quincy, acspo q
Of their o'elness and bloom wtaered into premature
old ege-