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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15
FRIGurFuL AcClDEN T-ENPLO>lON OF
BALLOON IN TIE AIR

A balloon exploded 10 he ar, al London,
on Nonday, sin; three persons were 10 1t /;
one Of then gives the foiowiog account Of
The affair IN Tie Times
We assembled steadily. and proceeded with
moderae speed towards the aver IN south.
Westerly direction. Nr. Chambers, the person
Who ~as prroIued By Mf. Del 10 become
the custodian pro ten, Of the lives OF three
persons ~as b1sy waving hags and cutting
ava, some cpnrcal figures q paper attached
10 ID car and ! was admIrIng the wonderful
panorama beuea;h me, when heard report
lie hal OF a muskei above my head, and I'm
media ely exclaimed that there was q rent
ia The balloon an assertion deaied BY Mr
Chambers, y ho had cot b, his lime among
Tie n.lurs. aud ordered Us 10 throw oui bal
last, notwithstanding which we DESCENDED
sI,h lughlui velocity, the houses, churches,
and fi-lds beneath W, g~ttiag horribly nearer
and nearer every sscnnd. Exclamat!ons Of.
we're al right, we're al right = half hoping
half despairing btode from u, followed by an
a~int cry tom ooe of Us Al least of, "lts all
the car safed death - the lace for some
80 seconds shhe Ch4mhets lan old mln.
bu, q. brave q, Ton. bad cut The cords
attaching the meek o the balloon to he
hoop, lae euoseq Ieaec d which was, that
The whole - h.w up 10 tie top Of the
netting and formed parachute.
We were 1 eu stead, f,r moment, then
u,cl ated "a proof d comp ratse safety then
~pnl daan down agata, via a tnghtlul
force. Certain death vas nov bcfare Us,
bu, not ono o( Us iost presence OF mlnd,
though | had ro' The slightest hope Of IS.
cape Nlf. Chambers was cnlfcly calm and
CO sced We cut away he gfapbel, threw
ou, more ballast, (bags and a on my pau)
sad descended With conclusion not nearly
50 severe as | expected, IL a mafks, gard.
enet', fed
Tell on Nr. Gardiner, Mr. Chambers,
D. IN ne, hfee bag. d bas.t,t on hlm, and
Use ear over Us al; vie che pilot, Who
had weslbefed the Storm, sas thrown with
considerable violence from among he cord.
age around Tie hoop, whore he had been
~ dug. 81 much for the accident i,self.
The cause, think, les % nutshell and
| am loln to a..adc i. since II argues a
wont q prudence on me part ot the person
~ao, by his presence Of mind, saved our
I've, sub.eq ,eplIy. v heo 10 assembled,
he neck Of the balloon vas tied round with
q six hanekrfchie. On clearing tie earth
The balloon ntceracd to higher AID much
more uri@d o'mos, here, he mos pheric
pressure became less; the g,s expluded ia.
p.l " aud ths balloon burst.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15

Stand" The reader will there learn how
the invasion was gotten up, and the means
used to endeavor TO bring II TO successful
termination. "The press, moneyed mea aud
poliIclans," we're TO he ssdrced into lie sup
port, and thereby force cur Government into
The unholy measures Of the clique who ma
nsged the affairs. We believe that meTce.
nary motives were The governing pine,
pies of The concociors OF his neiaHous
scheme. What would they care for the Ii.
berry Of The Cubens, so they GOT heir rich
sugar plantations and negroes. Not enc
gtoat. No wonder, then, such scheme
should have so fearful a termination.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15

The BaGto Commercial notices tho fact
,h,i lae Ameuca AS bu, a second
class vessel IN our valefs-she tavlng been
beaten by the u5rs, aad relates tie fol
Io"ing anecayiJ;
" We head Of a c,reunstatce somewhat
simla 70 be- ate yuehy rice shai occurred
10 the Mediterranean a few wears ngo. A
down east schooner, named Jrmml, 10 ma
KING the run rom Has.ena o Gibraltar. Tell
IN wlih cracG vessel belonging 10 the Royal
Yacn Club. TIE wind vas far, and The
+ aIt,hman squared nv ) for a race. 10.
nathan packed On all he canvass be could
muster ard ne result was he beat the yacht
al est kat 40 hour all the way to Gibral
tar. Waen The EngI-hman reached there
he waited On the Yankee 10 express his sur
puso aud chagtiu- afIlrmlrg, at the same
tune, that his vessel had never before been
beaten. Jest like my Jemima, sad iona.
thau, she never beat nothin' afofe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15
The Var Commenced

We learn that real battle with sticks,
loek place IN Yolkvills few tays since be
vsen Co operationlsi and Secessloaizl.
Il We are correctly informed, they wore GU
% each other pair Of cudgeis, and then, at.
ar Supplying themselves with others, they
renewed the baHe. We learn the, The co.
caeta'ionisl was victorious, sllho' both were
b Dis bruised We suppose this is one sep
fasards carrying on, Co. Naxcy Gfegg's
opinion, that, all who did not favor secession,
"merRei the fate Of trauors r.
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BEAUTIES OF DI>UNIuN.

Th o ,,a.,., .,,,os,,;.. c,,,ent
ano"s '"0 "0's''e' VI '"e P's''"' -! 10"
the sediments put forth by the anti Union
men at the South. excepting, indeed, the sen.
n ,h.;- ;,,,,.,o,s aud b.,,e,. the
- III
anu 0'a'e'! f'ee N''' s'a'o'' u '"' -''''"'
ct whose language We ha'e>had frequent oc
cason 10 oil4f ptclmens TO our readers. A
Secession meeting was held II Charlie slon Is.
G. ON the l7th instant, at which, among
e..
champion Of hu''hca''o" anu ''s'"''" III
Georgia, named John Forsyth. This gen.
tleman, n \ liz of melancholy al the prosper.
ty Of ms own STATE Naich cannot ind any
reason co. quatrslhng With his own bread aud
, ..,.. ~, ,n,o,hs ,ollou,no des,e,.
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And still thev Come.

We invite attention 10 The advertisement
Of Messrs. John Sloan & Co.,-their es'ab.
lshneni can be found at the Store la'ey
occupied by Msssrs. Brem & Alexander
also to Messrs. Elias & Cohen's, in No. .,
Granite Range. As both these establish
mea,s are entirely new, they make fair pro.
misses 10 those wishing 10 purchase Goods at
the lowest rates. Purchasers should call and
examine. We may safely say, We think,
TIA, Charlotte . ffords better opportunity at
'hs lime to cash purchasers, than can be
ound in the up country. Let those who
are no; disposed to take our word for ii,
make The trial
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15
The Cuban Invasion

Every person VINO was opposed 10 he late
INVASION Of Cuba by Lopez 70 some quarters,
les been charged as beng iaimical 70 rcpub
can institutions AID 10 favor q the T. ranui.
ca government Of Spain. Although opposed
10 ihe iay.stoo, we profess 10 lie as mach 10
favor cf free institutions as any msH, and i
no could, By our isl, change the Presea, Or.
def II things we would have every nation
under free government. But, il must be
admitted, that some nations are altogether
unqualified lor such change; and, 10 force
berty upen them, before they really estI.
mate the boon would BE- The greatest INJURY
t7s, could be brought upon hem. In such
CHI We view The Cubans. Altho' report.
were circulated ~ the country tina, they
we're ready 10 revolt, and we're breathing
FOR liberty, the result Of The invasion has
erosed all 10 be fase-!hey were sItil wi.
Tag TO bear The tyranny aud the chains Of
Spanish oppression aud no people de
serves 10 be free, who does 20, strike the
ffst blow These reflections are called out
hy an article. 10 another part Of to days
psprt, headed, "Arsfi.r' Witness ops- ne
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15
A CURIOUS PASSAGE ~ ANERleAN
HISTORY

CD. Benton j, nov d Washington. l>a} !.
be S Lau,- Republican, eogageipo b..
|. ok-hls I" laitly yeats' Oo,ersatI,p a. q
Senator" L i. reported that be hasakso
up his residence far the fall and vtnrer.
looking forward nov - or DO has nothing
ese TO hope fat-to the mischief anch h.
may DO 10 the coming presidential c,ules
ge oodbuty's death leaves nm free
to 90 over 10 Gen. Hen. cn, and, it 500,
be vii push III pra,eusion. with all his ia
hleace. B4f, to the Bob
Col. Bebton vii make some strange d.,
closures, ard be can, II to v 80, damn good
many 81 bls party Who lo@ stand FAIR before
he country. | published before The next
ptesltennsi zee Ier, Il VA create sen.
sg,suu. 05e passsge Il II l. SAID 10 pres o;
ogaous state e aE5p under lhi Pok
admuleirauag. L has been read IL some
one Or some one mas read tt, md reports
tau ii alft.tut,s to Pre,ldel pix he q.
sga, during he var wun Ney,co, " with.
drsmag tae traop> from hat seryrc, alto
ge hrr. Tins desig9 IS sald 10 haya been
tofmeG IA Consequence OF The c.amor If the
Nhigs about Tic Immense expenditure al
manay to carry % be va,
TIE order ler this purpose was actually
sgped u Secretary Mercy. d the War D..
psftmeuI. Col. Beaten heard Of il, ate at
night IIe called 90 the President, wa- Gus.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15
Truly SINGuLAR.

What will ;he medical faculty think 0f he
following, Jays the Miners (Dlbuque) Ev.
press, which was related to US Yesterday, as
an undoubled fact, by one Of the oldest and
most respectable eli gems Of he State. Dur.
ing the prevalence Of the cholera his season
member Of family not far from his locality
was suddenly taken down with he most vlo.
ler: symptoms Of lncipeut Asatle cholera. -
The collapsed Stage Of the dssase soou sue
ceeded and IN few hours the victim was
cofp-e. In day or Two after another nom
her Of the family was t. ken aud shared the
same fate md thus the fell destroyer procce
dpd until SIX ricmsers of The Same family
we're consigned to the bosom of this mother
earth. Whet IL remarkable about the abovc
Is, that three Of these victims died while stay.
lng at great dislence 10 the country. whence
they had gone fot.secufl'y straw bed, on
which one Of them had died, was taken cut
aud emptIed Of lis contents; a number Of
hogs belonging 10 the farm bedded themse YES
~ the strow, and strange TO say, every one Of
them died. They numbered, in all, seven.
We do not recoIlect a maIigoancy 10 disease
more striking or terrible then this.
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u S. MINT

Daring the month of September, 'h'fe
we're cotned a. the United States MN
Philadelphia, 6ls,793 pieces 81 g"'d' = ,aq
value Of i,0s7 ,i23 dollars also ! 81 80
pieces Of SILVER, Of thn value oi lloV
dollars; and $50. 271 cents. The goo w
lion Deposited for coinage from the Is, 10 "a ~"
20,h September, 1881, ineIu-'ve, was 4V',,
500 dollars. Of which 1900 500, "as 10"
California, smd IS 900 from other source
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE Ar SYRACUSE.

IOt " r. SLSN Z tAc l. A : hSN r.
We have an sccoun, Of his affair u the S.
racuss papers, Which We abtIdge as follows
o. "Wednesday Deputy Marshal Allen on
a wairan, issued b. J. S. Sabine, United
States Commissioner, on he Claim of John
Nc Re- nolds Il Marloa county, (Mo.) aires.
ted cooted msn named Jerry. claimed as
a fugitive save Depu, Marshal Ajen was
aided BY Deputy Marsha Fitch, OF Rochester,
and the Deguty Marsha's q Auburn aud Can.
srdaiga.
The examination commenced a one o G, OK
when, Mr. q bis OF Washington county, solun
teeIed his services 10 behalf OF the fugitive.
He remarked rhs, he dld not believe the
Commissioner would do any hing in viola
ton OF he lshls OF he fugitive, a. he STA
ted that be did not believe the Marshal had
aGs more right 10 place handouts upon The
prisoner than he had upon rhe Comms.
soner. He pioceeded at some length 10 com
ment. upon he right OF he Marshal TO hand
cuff hm and asserted hat he ageut OF the
claimant SUING ~ ne Court armed ~l.h
reviewers.
]. r. Lawrence replied that the prisoner
vas n tie custody ut The Marshal, and that
every precautica asalnst an.escape Was allow
able.
Mr Do. replied and askec that the lrons
should be removed from The prisoner.
The Commissioner replied that be had no
au hor,ty il the matter, though be should ad
wise the Marshal to take # be irons.
The Commissioner then re4t The app.sc4.
ton Of Mr.. Mercy claiming jerry as a
tngtuye from service.
Mr.. Gibbs then raised the question Ina,
there was no lega proof that s!4yery was 81.
III rizsd IL Missouri.
Tus p9tat AID others occupied the time III
40 adjournment vas ordered Tor halt an hour.
Q he adjournment being announced, a
rush ives mace BY several coioren men and
mites am tbs iuglise cafl.gd If. Tle doors
were hen closed o preyell Pc estess Of The
Nar>hais. Jerry wss bore along Is bis
friends and .leiaij throan down stairs, when
81 gaming hs feet be hurried III 81 top speed
b4t "a. ares az " ficers May and Lowell
On Lock street bridge. by whom tie VAS con.
yeyed % The police flee, where he remain.
ed the balance Ct lie afternoon. The sheriff
called on he military. but the order was
~ a
eeu'',s' ~ '''so - ~ A'''s % 90
81 's''f na4 ose' ~ p''''s gu. =" '"e p'.
a. 0'''o 80 90 ~
- ? anu "a INC )" ''',, u ''e
s11 W. :. esseN :! d" +" 'o''''"" - d y
iiO," "te"i-a0 a." y, co'o'' 0'eI ~ '"A"'
"a p's' = W. me eH'"''"a'''"
ifaahsu' "'ei~| '.''n a. 20 '"S o"''ss'''''
q '''' >''''' :, ''u'' :" a'e ~ &C
vas tteo- "isFo mere was a5"''' ''''eD o. vac
'e-''Ssi ~ '''e '''''"-
s'oi = '''' P''"' ''e
90 'ns examination i : y S''o" va 'u' ''"s
morning
Dd''ee '"eSe P'1I''s' ''7 'iV'''
'"14Eos9u q" NJ ro'S'oe' a"u '''e 'o"'s
y WI 2 "iisi VIZ az "i'''l'"t '"e
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- We are pleased to see that Victor c.
3au,ngsr, Esq, OF Concord, has become
ca.z-n Of our village. II Is an indication Of
tae aing importance Of Charlotte, aud We
chez ,uiy welcome every euterprising md.
,iduai VITO may selec; this place as his FL.
;efe residence.
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THE CURISTIAhA RIOTERS iNDlrTED
FOR TREASON

Tn. Grand jury ct The L. States L.,irict
Couft, have found tru~ bills against t Jah
Lewis, Casper H4nwsy Joseph Scarr, and
Jaines jackson. ~hitc men ; and twett) Sc.
yea negroes, f5r treason, IN parucl Pa ipg 10
me Chusuana tutre &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15

A Souheiner describing Philadel ph,a says
that II Is place where all The servants arc
engaged IN washing he pavements, and all
the masters aud mlsiresses riding IN omni.
buses.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15
MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL ELEc.

TON.
The result, OF the Congressional election
IN the State of Maryland is now ascertain.
ed. The next delegation in Congress will
stand four Wings and two Democrats, being
a Wing gain Of one member. The Follow
ing are the names Of the members elect:
Isl District Richard | Bowie, whg.
~ District w ijliam +. Hamilton, dem
81 District Edward Hammond, otm.
An Disiilci-Thos. y. Walsh, whig.
5ih D,sucl-AIexande Evans, Wig.
OH District Jos. 5. Coltmsn, whig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15

A letter from Malta, dated September ! ,
IL nonctng the departure Of kos,uth for the
United Siaaes on board The steamer Mi-s,s
supp on Inc 7,h Of September, saws, that no.
thug could exceed he kindness, thu aiten.
ton, OF Inc Turkish Government. The Pas
cha IL Bfousia. 10 accordance with orders
forwarded to him from Consiantlnople, sent
no less than fifty carriages 10 convey The ex.
lies 70 he point Of taeit debarkatlon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15

es r. NJ. Alexander, Esq, who has lately
ishen charge OF the Stewards Ha al David.
son College, requests us 10 state that he is
ready TO accommodate any Oae who may feel
dlsno.eA 20 encourage him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15
GEORGIA COTTON MILLS.

There are ~ fall operation al Coiuhhu.,
G urga, four cpiion mills, with a cipnal
al $500 GAG. aed I'm l"ying 800 hands, H.
these MIS- are IA $50 -pndtrs, and n,ti'
400 locms Aaather cotton mil has reCtni.y
been completed, intended To- he wnrkd b,
slaves, and whoa Is SAID To be much larger
than either Il The other four; boz a has nal
ye' goue into perauon. There are also L.
Columbus and lts imusd ale vicinity couuu
GIN mandatory, which lurns out | ,200 gins
annusll, very extensive Touring mn, aud
two ioundtIes and mac Inr shop.
The editor oi the Chuion (La.) flortian,
has an interesting sketch OF the Wodvi e
Miss. Cotton fietory. which is sad 10 be
turning GU IS 900 yards of cation cVta per
week. -Four thousand -pindles are corsaut Y
employed. The capital invested SO 200
pr fis about so per &c =, and he runber
OF operatives i generally l25, a. vs. Of
81 rs per week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15

The Hon. Bedford Brown, formerly Of n.
Csrolina. end formerly q. s. Senator from
that State. has purchased Mr.. William j.
Morgan farm neat Salem, Fsuquier co. Va
containing 600 acres, for which he pa;d "a,
900 dollars - PEI. Hfei
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GOLD AT THE NEW ORLEANS VIM
Nw Orleans, S,p'r 30,-Ihe n''"
Mint Of the United States, IN ms e'9'
received since the Isl inst, S2o9,'l7 ~
California gold.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-15

Why are certain ladies' OF the ptesen, day
ike tho " lorlorn hope Of a besleging army
Because thsy are about 10 throw themselves
into the brceches,
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s9BsrlnftF:
Il EDNESDAY, October Is, 1851.

q WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our a.
FRl IN Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise.
cents and subscription and TO grant receipts.
RE w. CARR. Esq. IS sgeni IN Fhiladel.
eh.a, authorized 10 obtain Advertisements and pro.
eEfs Subscriptions.
NV. PALMER is our authorized agent to re-
advertisements and Subscriptions al h.s Offices
Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
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dduvhsing Is TO business what steam is 10
nasIgailon, Tho greatest pfopsIlog power.-
IL puts life, and motion, Iuto oil that come,
within its reach.
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BARNuM bong asked one day tn. secre,
OF his success {ssys a correspondent Of the
New York Exprss',) simply laughed and
SAID, "prlbieIs' INK
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r B. CuGrIS-TH NEW JUDGE Ci
n : >Ip9 EMF COURT

The following anecdo,e IS It'd oiUudge
Story and his successor upon the 8enct
| vas Judge Siory's habit aflerth .sssion
Of the Court on liz return 10 Cumludgf, and
before the publication OF The repWts, b sub
nal the cases ceeided 10 the c.as Tor gu
meut On one occasion Judge hrsh, mad
delivered the opinion of the Coitl, JUICE
Story dissenting. nsn the punIs wee
before he class, Mf. CuitIs lool the same
pnsi,o ns assumed by Judge Say On the
Bench. and lhat eminent man on his return
to Wash ngton sald TO Judge NauhaIl that,
II he case had been argued with hall the a.
btiiy before he Cur, that It was before
he class, the decision would have been re
versed. Aud added The Judge i. r
Gurus he young NAV not ye, admitted -
practice. who made that argument, vi yet
stand al he head Of The New England Bar
Tat predlcuan has been veffiaC, ard the
siu5ent occupies the seat his Distinguished
instructor 80 well filed
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balloon exploded 10 The ar, al London,
on Monday, sin three persons were 10 It:
one Of then gives the foIouiog account Of
the affair 10 tie Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
The Fourth.

Preparations are making in every quarter
ito commemorate the Anniversary Of our National
INDEPENDENCE. We see by our advertising columns
that an unusual number of attractive Steamboat and
Railroad Excursions are announced. For the con-
venience of our readers make brief notes OF the
diferen, excursions The full particulars may be
found III the advertisements on our first page
STEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS.
The steamboat HERO will leave broome.St' Eas'
River, at q. BROOKLYN 81, ChambeIs-St. q, Ham
mond.st at "a, for NEWBURGH Fare each way
The SOUTH AMERICA VIII leave foo; q B5OOm ms
ST. f. r. at Ct A NJ, Pier No, .Nd III Tbri,.
e,h.st. at 5 o'clock, for NEWBURGH. Fare each
way 50 cents or - cents for the tup. -. .,o
The BUFFALO VIII make an Excursion 70 inc
FISHING BANKS, leaving Hammond-s,. al -
o'clock Canal-st -, Grand-St., +. R. 8, tatha-
nne-st 81. per No. g. y. X. An, returning by D
PM. Fare eachway so cents;
The NEW-JERSEN VIII leave liaInnond-st,N. n
al : O'Clock III the morning, Rooinson-si. a! :, tui
ton-s, T.. r, NJ =, Grand-st. az 9, and feminist
AZ 10 O'Clock. for STRATTONVlLLE, and Sali
up the Sound Fare for the trip 81 cents
The ALICE will leave the foot OF LioeIty-st- AZ
o'clock, AN, for BRIDGEFORi' rare c'0n
way . cents. 49, , a
The RED JACKET Will leave Pier /, y T. AZ
An md !, and 10 oelocN, T. NJ ior Eliza
BETHTONN. Planfeld, &c.
The JOHN POTTER viii leave Pier l, y r. at ;
A. NJ. for sou TIL AMBol. ,,,,,
W q,
VEN. leaving the Peck-shp wharf al o. An rare
80 cents each way
The COMMODORE viii make an excursion down
the BAY and HARBOR, leaving Hammond'st al
o'clock Canal-st. at Il, Chambers-St al ), ana per
No ,. North River, at :. O'clock PM. Fare Tor
the excursion SO cents p.
The JFNNN LIND VIII leave ChameerS-st. LOT
WASHINGTON Nights al 81 and 81 AN and
H. ~ ard s. pm. Fare 10 cents.
The NIMROD, FRANK and UTICA, VIII leave
sprinc.st every hour FOR ORr LEE &c rare
~ cents -.
TIE ISAAC SMITH and ARROW viii make TIPS
10 NYACK and intermediate places, leaving al ,
AID ~ AN.
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.
The HARLEM trans leave the City Hail every
half hour for the different places along me hne OIL
the Road.
TIE NEW JERSEY Company nun excursion trains
al g. : and - A. N. and 9. 10 ard ii. I. NJ Tor
NEW ARK, RAILWAY. &C.
The trains for RAMAPO and PATERSON iesye
New.YOrk at and 10 A. NJ. IL NJ. and ana OF
Pm
FIREWORKS
FIREWORKS of all kinds can be procured at the
following places
b. GASSNER, (laie Gsssner loung9 iSs Cha,-
hani-sl opposite the National Thea'er