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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15

IN r. w JERSEY RAlLROAD.-N
! Y YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U S. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in 81 hours-New-Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New at M foot
Of Courtandtst A. NJ and 81 P. NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philadelphia at l2 and A NJ and 81 p. NJ from foot OF
Wanut Fare reduced to S. for 6tclsss and 81 50 for
secopd-clasa
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through sold in the above lines and through baggage
carried in the A. NJ. and 81 p M. Lines from NewYork,
with through conductors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st. as follows
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A. for Dunkirk, connecting with
frstcass steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndusky Toledo and
Monroe, and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at 8 A. NJ for ell stations
WAY TRAIN at 81 2. NJ, via Fremont, for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at Il P. NJ, via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at P. NJ for Dunkirk, connect
ing with first class steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRAST TRAIN at p. NJ via Ptermont-
CHAS. MINOT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

Of the County Of NYork, hereby AZ psons
having claims against ELIZA SkAATs late OF the City Of New
York decreased present the with the vouchers thereof tho
SUBSCRIBER the Office of Gsut B-Ckef Shd and John
the Cy Of New Yok before the twentieth Day Of Sep
TENDER next-Dated New York the lTth day OF March, ls52
GARRETT \. BLEECkER, -
mis- law6mTh+ JOHN \ sKAATs EAecnto"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15

DITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvanis
Il Coal Company IL prepared TO deliver TO families In
any part Of this city, Brooklyn and Wilamsburgh from In
Canal Bosis An3 several yards the various sizes Of ts
fitston Coal which superior Anthracite for domestic
Apply at the yards Of l4thst and 9hav Westst
Morton at the foot Of Goyeneurst East River foot OF
North lOthst, Wlismsburgh; foot Of Goldst, Brooklyn
Wast The Coal viii be delivered at 81 IS per fun, OF
1900 lbs from the Canal BosA and at s. 3 reseresns4
from the ysrds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15

COAL-Peach Orchard, Egg, Stove and
~ Nut Sizes also Lehah broken, egg and stove do
Persons Wishing GOOD article at the oest marx price
for good Coal requested TO call az the yard Nos 1 and
27 Franklin. st. JAMES AITKIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15

ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
III ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The stea ners C. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, OF this line regularly
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No 2 North River first
wharf above Bltterypsce daily Sundays excepted at
5PM and Stonington at O'Clock NJ arrival Of the
mail train, which leaves Boston at $50 Pm.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays at AM and PM. New cord
Taunton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival
OF the mail train at Mansfield.
For freight passage apply at the Office No 10 Battery
place, or on be ard the boats
G TEAM BOAT ARM ENIA, for
~ POUGHKEEPSIE, Newbureh, Couzzens Cold Spring,
Cornwall and Milton from foot of Jsyst every afternoon
at O'clock Returning, will leave Poughkeepsie every
morning at O'Clock, Sunday excepted Meals served
board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
Eeqal Notires.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
n Of the County YORK. hereby ,~rsons
having claims AGAINST ROWLAND A. ROBBINS, late Of the 0,
wlork deceased present. the
james Beebe Co. No 3s broadway the City OF New fos
before the 3d day Of August New Yo the h dag
Of February. 1852 ll9f lswfmThs MARY ANN ROBBINS ADJ
IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE &.
II SMITH, Esq, Surrogate =. the County Of Kings,
hereby even according law % al persons having claims
FERDINAND GERSCHNfLLER. late Of the City OF Williams
burgh deceased, they
the vouchers thereof the subscriber oce Of the suo
safe OF Kings County the City Hall OF the City Of Bnookbn,
before the 27h day OF December nettDatej june 10 2
JelT iaw6mIbs RICHARD rUERs kdrinistrato
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15

Including Stewards ,ees '"F"~0
THlRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number o. thrdc class psssenpsrs will n. t.L
hom Philadelphia aud Liverpool and found in nrovrdons
Prom Philsdep SO From Lverpool g Suias..
frssht on hne goods So tun ADD coarse goods hard
ware, 40, will be taken su beet To sgreeInent $780,
B. By the late alterations In The ssnS Of thea ,ta.
s and the facilities for quick travelling ~ railroad ana
steamers Ia Europe these 70 whom time an object San
visit Great Britain, ireland and the principal continental
cites allowing them about ten full days TO do 90 before r
turning and be back in the United States in 20 days from
Starting Rates Of passage out and hoTneAef sal ION
shs $3.50; midshiP $l40 forward $40; third Glass $50
An experienced Surgeon will be carried each ship
Tor freight passage, apply to
THOMAS RfCHARDS0N, Philsdslpbis and New.York.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS 4 CO. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15

SAA LAND WARRANTS WANTED
csJO-Of the Florida and 1919 Wars, and also Of the;
Mexican War for which the highest cash price will be paid
also Illinois Patents for the Wsr Of 1872; by G. g. sHU
FEtDT, No Nsssau.st doors from Wsll-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-15
Sales bn Anrtion.

A. NJ. MERwIs, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER d CO.
- Trade Sale Rooms No IS Psrk-rsw.
FlFTY-SlXTH N. Y. TRADE .SALE-sept. Con.
nznments Of BOOKS Papes, Stationery, Binders Cloth
Leather ke for this sale solicited Invoices should be fur
pshed Immediately.
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EvOR WSBURY, HIGH

Stages viii be In readiness 70 convey the passenfetst0
parts of the country. B.-For information apply to
BESSON l. BRO WEIR, No. l5f Wext-st-
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
THE BEREAyED :. To Mas. J. j. A.. p.
THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLnl

Thou art bereaved. thou silent one,
Thou art bereayed and sad,
Thou art not in the halls Of rnirth.
Thou join'st not with the glad
Thy cheek hath caught siekly hue
Thy voice q tone Of grief
Thy life rosebud wet with dew
Hath now its faded leaf
We know that life looks dark to thee
On whom it brightly shone.
That all its sweetest hopes are gone.
Its fair illusions flown
We know that it can hold no voice
Of gladness for thee now
That Time may pour no healing balm
For one bereaved as thou.
And oh, we know that thou wilt be
A mourner deep and true,
That life will meier restore to thee
Such hopes as those which flew
And yet we speak to thee Of joy
Thee Of the aching heart
We tel! thee of brighter hope,
Where sorrow hath no part.
Is there not joy for thee, lone one.
Oh is it nought to feel
Thou hast boarded treasure safe
Which time can never steals
That, that sweet voice will greet thine CAR
Those soft eyes meet thine own
Where no dark shadow DER your love
Can e'er again be thrown
Affections light upon the earth
Is but flickering blaze,
And oft distrust, or doubt, Or grief,
May hide its lingering rays;
The aarsnest love of earth may die,
But thou caust calmly say
The faith so welded unto mine,
Can now know no decay
With mournful tenderness, and deep
Thou needst not watch again,
The treasure whose possession e'en
On earth is almost pain
For now the dread ordeal is past
The mighty struggle DER
For love hath flown unto the skies,
1t dwells on earth no more.
Thou murmur not-the flame of hope
Grows brighter in that strife,
And when love takes his upward fight
1t burns with purer life.
Oh weep no more, for thou art now.
Though mourning, richly blest,
For love, and hope, and even death,
But WOO thee to thy rest.
tchitoehes, September. 1852, o.7
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REMOVALS.

Sd EMOVAL-TAYLoR HADpEN s. Co. have
4 u removed their CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT from
They
ory, NewYok, fresh stock Of CLOTHING and uR
NN GOODS which they offer to the trade liberal terms Th
Department arranged, gentlemen fitted with little
trouble O. loss of oetta 3m
%TOTICE-BARELLI & Co. have removed back
,h old stand Comon opposite the City Hotel octlt
Nd EMOVAL. - CAMMACK, SoUIRES & WEST
4 ~ hive removed 10 No. Carondele street oct5 I'm
10 EMOVAL-The Home Mutual Insurance
Il y Company GraSier No. A.
Camp raye beng formerly occupied by
P. L. Mass Druggist -
s7p23 I'm JAMES H. WHEELER Secretary.
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B.HLIZE,

EyOR BALIZE.-BALIZE, S. W. fy h.
81 AND COAST PACKET LAtSssSaa.s3I
SATURDAY, 49, the steamer FASHION,
Capt. c. Fayo making TWO TRIPS a WEEK.
Leaves sewoIeans RAPPLEYs CANALon WEDNESDAY at
Leaves SATURDAY, at a.
PASS, Monday For
gh, passage, apply board, OF IS Louis octis 81
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
RTsEgssCGtsg. PGtsaf,

IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
brsagssosstsa' F@tsss,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, pEpoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
attention Of the pablo is respectfully called 10 he foown
Of the celebrated BRIpGEWATER PAINT. 1t
MONTHS
the South character the Paint firmly estabshd and
cGered the public the best FIRE AND WEATERPRo
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jr,o F. MILLER, OF ATrAKAPAs
induced apply tbs dsewatel Mineral u
3 M a Oysy Ispss I 1T aHe sssss Y g
rhaeay my testimony numerous il
hs 1 nRE D p WE pRoGcro saSs
@ SG . ss ssse ans s as
ouriaes, which bss proved entirely mFsrvicus
snlaorp Ssii5ss siass2 "a 1851, '0''S AllS'
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR TEIodAssoN
or STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
na7ns painted tbs harsp tse tas % ssarss
~ sss,;s # s
s1si $S&54 #
'AGssa Ss~osans Sis; December fs:i sss y
oMRT1FICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBoAT P0RPoIsE.
Ihava used sRIDGEWATER PAINT which G. C.
soeE1T CO agents. the deck Of the Tewhsa
" sssA
In abont four weeks became PERFECT SLATE,
fa lid al hs anss G ns T AIN
s f5sS NJ
WIN {ssnsSS BROWN. Captain rowboasPorpoise
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
I OF LOUISIANA DRY DoCK co.
Having had The LOUISIANA DRY DogI painted with he pRlG
e gtaln srsTi .
PEssloh ARTICLE, ..--...uu
Il Up. WHITNEY I c., '''lN
|, Agents Louisiana Dry DoekG,.
| tIewcrlsana, February {, 1853.
| CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON PAINTER.
Ihays ths saIDeEwATER FAINT the five non.
a Gs asa hn ss ROOT
HESn si
s1d FTG,seon agHins. shs SKI ~ s1 sup I
s i gsas ssss qualities sEf s nasa3 ss5 sas
New orlssns February g. 1857. is Camp stlsoi.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE
Fl of go1ss ay 3so s aS s
ali give those fire risks preference where the BFdgovat'
sn 1s i sss Company
| a t gE9T!,Eg II, p P.Ssidsnt @ Home llntlsl
ots tttEFs' flsass sssssSH ssMossas
sAil h asHi6E oSs9s issRsai psgas iassa &aas
In hddtioao the above, the Agents have
certificates from equally respectable psten app
cation a their ce which those Captin NJ B. Robn
shp eodea; Captain ship Cooper
Cuum Assistant Engineer NowYorh aed
COL H. Tacott NewYork Arssna Smith,
Qaamaster United States Military Academy, Point Oliver
Superintendent now Secretary Of the udaon
Company, etc. etc. &C. BoGERT CO., 10 Campssroe
statoa of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and zs
tsUB-AaENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Ms:s. hs:.. sR7EsTEH !! WsFEssiAa 1 s1Est ! co.
T. hs aIcHARps- sasiINp =,
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
REGULAR PACKETS.

MOBILE.
LyOR RMOBILE.-Dally U. s. Mail .,simN
H. Liae-summer ArrangeInent-The and
splendid packet steamers FLORIDA John Grant
nster CALIFORNIA, H. Ensign lhasinE been
the k trade, with QIe
arrival the Lake Of tho II o'clock stopping daily At Ray
Wednesdays Saturdays going and Tuesdays and Fridays
returning. .sl. , !.
will not stop TO take away retsh'
after the arrival Of the 10 o'clock
ST. Louis and Pass christian ought 70 DC he"
steamer ST. CHARLES ,....
T The Way Bag Mobile md Coast Landings will leave
tho 20 minutes past eleven ooek A. w.
ia1 II.
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CO.fST.

EOR PLAQUEMINES. = Regular gss h,
Paeket.-stsamer j. T. DGsW ELL, Joseph
having docked thoroughly
aedHul Engines and Bolerso the entire satisfaction oi the
tted
style will her
trade Neworleans first
succeeding FRIDAY and TUESDAY,
o'clock during the each Frtay trip going down
head Of CIR AND
PRAIRIE For freight apply board foot Of ST. Loua St.
NEW ORLEANS October 5, 1862
having this made thorough examination of
WE'LL Capt Jos aiba and finding her 10 be
good conditioned having doced and thoroughly
immediate drec ion. for the
pquennes trade certify that
kind shipped Will the usual
by The Insurance Companies of This city.
RID L. RO SERTSON,)
RICHARD SWAIN, SInapeetUrs Of Euls.
P. A. SHAW,
octi4 JOSIAH LoVETT, Inspector Of Boilers.
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WANTED.

VXT ANTED--A first rate Colored Woman, to
wv Iron GIRL 10 to II Years old the
I,orss ApnIv al tlis of6ee irnmeiiateIs. ocf25 u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

NN7ANTED-A Wet Nurse without child.
wv Apply No. Epanade street. between cassslso md
fngate elie gtrae
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EDUCATION.
HSol.Rs uIxa1S LAKE a,,,B BoRGNEs ORG Ne

NOR L K E BORGNEfssI fssI, Tg5ssT -555s5.s..s5s.-
r. and MEXICAN GULF--The New S1SEli4Hs-S-GG--HHs9s
Lueomotiye ST MAl will leave with Pass Cars SUNDAY
MORNING, 10 o'clock, and THURSDAY, the i4th Oco
Ger, the Cars will leave regularly below.
ES MEXICAN GULF RAlLWAYDepot of Good Children
Champs EyseeTo PRoCToRvlLLE Borgne,
miles Fare through Fifty Cents, Children and
Slaves halfp
LkAvE TliE CITY AT So A. A.mLEAvE THE LAKE AT
pS I'm
oice No. 30 Common street. for all business Of the alroa'
other business with the Alex
apply W. C. BAKEWELI Executor.
AIEW ORLEANS and Car ssSs ss,ts 49, Ttsssgsfss. tgsfss
q ,olltOa RaiOad-carolton Line aaAsz - axs&s
Departure Of Trains. From NerOrleGas:
Horse Cassbi5 and 1i4 I'M. s14 l014 and / x p H.
AMI every untilsr. ncu
sveiy summer, and until quarter pastT in winter.
From Ccrroiltoa
Horse Cars and 6 A. NJ, S, and i0P.
Trans7 aud hour afterwards until EGlu
svely aummer, and until f-past p. NJ. in winter
Children under II Servants 10 cents
and end the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE
These Carsrun to and from the Depot No le Baonns street,
Departure Of CaFs.
In WINTER IRON Lafayette and ~ o'ciock
Depot IL Baronne street.. .....7t, and 81
In summer IRON Larry and
:. Depot IS Baroune street 81, ~ and
s o'clock Pm.
Then at So, ~, 10 and II p M, from the Depot.
Aud 81 81 and l0l5 F, M, from Lafayette.
FARE-l0 cents. Children under 10 years, halfpncs
NoaSpeciai Night Csys Partas Bslis Meetings,
piled when after the above mentioned hours ha1 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26
RED RIVER.

viii leave TUESDAY, October %, o'clock poaigsy
EOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHI- ~ h
il TOCHES, ALEXANDRIA aui all intermediate }fAssfaa
RndngThe magnificent and fast running passenger
r. DALMAk, W MASTER Will Leave hs above fo
freight passoge apply on board Or to ~ . ,, aa
0ct2s =. II POHROY q CO, ee stayleI sIreet
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WaTERLNG PLACES

WATERLhrG PLACES
E1yOR BILOXI and intermediate <syST. n
n laniings-In place of CALF ohSiA1hs
steamer ST. ARIES, Capt. Cha Waiter lesvsa s.s
Lake OF tue Penerffah taioa and
tnn irunBi Bio1iuhti further notice, ns iolows
NJ
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING the O'Clock Cars.
SATURDAY EvENING............. :. 80 -
| EVERY MONDAY MORNING, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
X SE' 'DES, Agent 10 bank flAce.
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leave THURSDAY, October 49, O'Clock P. NJ.
NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ~ 3,
u idae lAndngaTte fine regular passenger
packet LEXINGTON, Cspt. James Matber ~ilaizSssist
above. For freight passage, apply on board
STROrHER d EROS, Agents, 45 Poyaras street.
~ plan Of the Cabin be and State Rooms secd by
apply to tn. Agents oct2e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

Tsr CANADIAN PAnlrAMsyr. On the 18th inst. the
House passed resolution an address the Queen TO
impose on the produce of foreign natons entering
sh ports duties equivalent TO those which uations I'M
pose on the produce England and her eleoniss also to
repeal tho laws conferrirg American vessels sdsan
tages which Canadian vessels do not erjoy in american
waters n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

ID ECEIVfNG AND FORW ARDING BOOKS
q Just rsceved fresh supply of RECEIVING and FORWARD
ING BOOKS, to h most approved printed head half
5ound different sizes For sale hy DAVID FELT 4 CO.,
octla St Stationsrs Hail, "a Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

An INDIAN WARRIOR y The Elk that stands ct bay,
was remarkably fine. well made fellow Of about forty,
with chest like buffalo bull persuaded hun IN ex-
change for powder and paint to part with bis NAfarons
adorned with paintings of his most remarkable fsass ana
which he did in very animated manner WIN gfsat
deal of very clever pautomiric action creeping on ns
stole his enemies and tneh again aa"ing
himself up his full height ith ths ar q pfinee 70
an account OF Cbippewa be had scaped some weeks be-
fore His leg had been broken snd ne isy per psrfccsy
y,a nerfctiy npmoyed his enemy approached but
Wien he ft the knife round his he shrank from
it, which the Elk said was pity as otherwise he bad
affer being seaiped he said No; for that before
hs lsft hin, be passed his knife into his heart N most
likely quite slowly and taupting him the whole time.
rsuliirans Rambles in America
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The Belfast Journal relates story Of Dutch painter
who had for subject The Sacrifice Of Isaac. Herep
resented Abraham sturdy old Dutch burgher level
ing nsket at his son. while the intereeng angeI splits
in the printing. pan to stop the sacrifice s
Arvine in his encyclopaedia OF Anscdofes records many
instances of very laughable Of painte and
among others that Of the picture of Eden In which
Adam and Eve occupy the foreground whis in the back
ground German student il shooiiag dsskst
There is an old painting BY French artist Of the Lords
Supper in which the decorated at each end With
tuuhlers holding eiga-as asshfess
-
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Will Irave WEDNESDAY, oatot-r p, at 5 o'clock
ENOR JET FERSON, PORT CADDO, r. n
SHREVEPORT, Grand EooRE, ALExAn, lssssssE a,
and mining Gamer PITsER MILLER Capt
will above. For freight apply on bos7d to
oct3G SMIf III & FiMiSJfR "a Povdrassreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26

HIRE AND WEATHERpROOF PAINT
300 barrels and half barrels y of tho celebrated BRIDGE
PAINT M Superior Any M1s,a @ Paint IN the 'oun
for the ates Of Louisiana Aabama Mississippi and Texas
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VIII leave TUESDAY, October 26, al o'clock p m.
EyOR SEIREV VEPORT ) GRANDECoRE, Ns- h.
A. ALEXANDRIA and al intermediate aniings L@iks4E
KesuHr River Packet Steamer st. CHARLES.
The elegant and swift running ket st amer CHARLES
Capt Samuel Applgae will leave above Fo freight or passage
'T aeia D. SMITH 4 FTsrsTER 81 Poydras stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-11
TRAvEI4LERs' GUIDE.

NOR ALDANY-WIrH RELAY OF ENGINES AND
without change Of cara. Fare 50 80 Regularity and
safety combined, Tho Of the Nov York and Harlem
Railroad leave tho City Han station, Now Yark, daily Sun
days cxceptod1 at o o'clock, A.. M. N. sL0AT Sups.
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
~ delphs from pier Nc North river foot Of Battery
place steamboat John Peter pwo lnos daily Morn
through 10 Pbnssciphia N fouy ssd half hours Fase
lad eiphA. from foot Of Walnut street at A. H. and r.
n. IMMIGRANT line BY stcsmhoat Transport from per No.
I.M6P.M. Fare 81 90.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U s.
~ Mail snd Enpress Lnes through n ~ h.srs N: J.
OF Cortandt street, IA N. and 6 Y. H. Libcrty street
Leave hours from foot Of Waiaat stret
FNrc reduced to o. cas and o. 30 for
Baltimore WAshngtu and Charess>n through Tickets sold
NJ and OK N inss frsn Nov Vst. vita Shrousk saaaas.
tors wi.hoA crponss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-11
INDIA RUNnER GOODS.


NUBBER sPRINGS.--LN THIS CITY, WHERE THE
NJ characters of both Mr. Day and myself well known
should be quite willing to let the question of veracity be-
rcst but advertisement accusing of hav
ing published false statement Is likely to before
parties who not well acquainted with Mr. Dag think
the fact most distinctly that he has both directly
and indirectly made overuros to to buy him OIL that
might enjoy the ontro monopoly Of the busns and for
tunately am prepared with proof of this Mr. Day will
counsel to commence proceedings against him fer the libel
have nothing TO do with combination, snd base
position solely upon my right and the supsEtory Of my
springs ask nothing but fair price for good articeone
having granted the highest premiums for the last fve
succession, and the Patent ONCE having decided
against Tullers Patent and established tina validity OF
is pretty fair evidence that not only make the best
certainly give Me- Day opportunity OF satisfying railroad
companies and builders using his springs OF tho
sbty Of his promised indemnity by commencing proceed
ngs at against all parties infringing rights who are
obtained Mr. Day am given to nderstand has about
much we'll attend in defending the
suits brought against him for Of dferons
patents y. Al. RAY, l0t broadway New York
DUBBER CAR SPRINGS.-THE FOLLOWING AID,
~ ditional testimonial to the merits of NJ RAYS In
ceved. 1t needs conment--Hudso River RarosSyOf.
fee, 90 Warren street. New York March 1872 r. Ray,
EsqDesr Sir. Since COTTON with this road Ihsvs
watched with much interest the matter OF Rubber Springs
spring ncomparaby tho heat article which or
used have tried others sad found them to fail under
pgeesure to freeze in cold weather and become worse
than useles should psefer using at double shsr
cost. to employing any oshoI rubber spring FALLEN
preserving their elasticity ali tempcrsure Yoas &c..
OLIVER H. LEB,
Late Superintendent Of tho Hudson Rsvsr Rsllrosd.