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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

The Directors OF the Illinois Central ksrosd nave
called tor the third nstslment Of 10 cent on the SUP
sorption to the three millions Construction Bonds payable
in this City on the eOth Of August
Adyicss from FL PAso, to late date report the sSef
mines in that vicinity be yielding beyond all precedent
IL is alleged that the yield for eyey one hundred pounds
Of ore is twenty dollars
The Bank Of the Union is now doing sssiness 1t ne
corner Of Broadway and Howard St third lnstalnen'
of 30 2 cent of the capital stock has been called for
Jas r. Del vecchio has been chosen President and H.
Hitchcock, Cashier.
The Atlantic Bank Of this City commences business On
the ed Of August at Ltch6slds Buildings corner OF WI
lam and Beaver sts The capital is s4Oo 600 al suoscr
bed and the 6rst inssln paid Isaac OTIS late o. ~.
Hanover Bank. is the President, and Thomas l. isi1r,
prese Assistant Cashier Of the Hanover Is 'h- SAsner
Henry Adams Is Vice President and the other Directors
are John d. Jones John Rice Russell Root f-ter n~
Il n snd CALVIN Sanger.
The Greenwich Ifsursncs Company have deel r@i
senisnbuA dividend OF ten oet the capsl stock
payable on and AFTER me frst day OF Angus, ne1t.
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" haIers

Ju, lat 81 H Ion y p ship Indiana from NewYsrt FOR Se-
bEf g. W Lawrence from Newton ios Gen
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Fri PROM BrupNe On Friday afternoon painter
named Charles HSock tel from building in Myrtle av
rexr S.pben ST. distance Of some twenty feet, aud in
iu,.d himself seriously He tskea 10 his residence
and medical attendance procured
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Arrived.

Steam ship Rs,noke Caverdy, Richmond, &e with Sc &C. 70
Bark Cua Cof Bcobly) Candsse M,tanras DAYS with
b.
Bs Whater OF Gods5oro1 Handy Trinidad de Gaia p days,
with rc o Chasfelsu 4 Pouvert.
Big PostlaHd York Gusy.mA R. 20 days with
Era Alone Neap Russo Palermo &c days with fruit Cham
btrlain s Robinson.
sch Canton johnson Jsraca % days, with wood, &C. TO
8
Ser Samuel Glmsn Berry Portland Ne days
Schr Hos Baker. Boston. DAYS
Schr Susan Baker - Portland Ne 5 dlys
schr Daniei Russell seelsy Portland, c. days
schr :. : Buckingham, Leonard. Ct 2 lays
schr Genius -. Portland, Ct 2days
BFLOW-ship b. Palmer Low, from Canton Batavia with
Teas C A. A. Low BIo-hers.
Also, bsrks
sALFD-Ciprer shin wzsrd Slate San Francisco bnks Lu
GENE Vim Havana; Mngoa Haskell, M,tslzs snd others
:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

s,srtcicS os L,Nossy.-rwo persons, named James
N,,ssa nj and Jane Edgar yesterday arrested by
se6esf Fowlsr of the Firth Ward suspicion OF oeins
sx,n,trtta robbery committed Saturday AFTERNOON
spcn he premises ~ Mt Joseph Roit-ger NO W west
Rscstway which entered during siemp'rsry aosencs
al the eptsior and robbed Of money and goods 20 th
waive II shout $500 The sccused deny Their gu'u ana
claim that they can clearly show their Innocence when
heSsrx Is granted them They were detained by Jusice
ncgsu H. await examination.
r.so>s ERoNrx RANN niLLs--A youth. s,xteon years
~ So, rsm,a Henri, Lobe. arrested ON Saturday by
Ga Wells Of the Eleventh Ward on comPlt ANTS md-
nv MN Salmon and George Freeman, who charge nun
Nth rsssine broken bank bills
,e CsrAiu Sauires SAYS Of thu accused hNh pissed
A. Million the Ocean Rank Of Washingtnn, AAd - OIL
a., the Peoples Bank OF Paterson, both dehnct insu'u
tsonS ~ tive stage drivers of the touftsndts 81 me
Nh.n kirs the arrest officer Wells was attacked oy one
Noses HERE who succeeded 10 rescung ne prisoner
Can't Sour,s then came 10 his sssianoe ana ne 700 was
sstscA,e by Here and others and Knocked aoFn
Tie prsNrtr Lobe finally secured anu TAKEN before
JuSce Welsh who hedhm O. bail In the sum ct $500 to
the charge HERE and his coniederIes escaped
Axe,urR OVrEaec-A young man named Richard WI
Hams wh- IN Osk 81 Saturday night attacked by
r~es ard 81 beaten that his law tSice fractured
ana ~. head and face bruised lie taken 10 the New
York Hospital
Advertisement
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

N,srrRlors DlsAFPrARANcE-On "Wednesday evening
,.st too ycurs men named VIII Hatfield and james
Bedford doing business No go Court 81 ls Their sl9p
in charge Of boy and gent to k-d HOOK rohl IoI .Ie
rnrross al hsih A. promising g. be back 10 short time
Eo,nirs hSd been heard Of them since and 1t Is
kSrs that they were drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

The Rock Cabin Coal Company advertise in another
column tbs; their stock subscription books Will be closed
the 29th inst.
Imports other than Dry Goods AZ tbs port ofNswYo
for the rys4 K eno ing Juig - lsi3s
iop.s,s. BAkess esq Be.d st @ DO Boots SASS
% 20 T.. 80 ~ l pirs csni s7 d. chez; s7
70 DO Chr Clay .4 al d. Caiaa WtTe s4xa tss -
SO 81, Isu ~ e5 CoI siet 1870 pa C01e-
&; e. ess 1cs CO. Cons sa2 DO Bes So q
P.s. 81 e a. a. b.SoDaf r6ss s a. sS2-
PoTdEs s % Do Boar rs Il 70 Ago. 81 "a 3e
a ~ 49, oil. s4s 70 % Ar.be 1so2 p, Can Co
raj efs4 $ Cur serelai - - DO Gun Sneiae SOS -
e ss 81 d. Nsdder sc ~ a9 Mssa sa . % i.ana
40 on Bers.Hof o. 40 OF Lsan SO 90 osis' R9ss 80
a. PEI ~ BeY - -s1f Co. O. ri'e = y % tooo o g.
s,I-- 1s.5 ~ Srn.c q 10 . Co. Nsrl-r- - 81.
3 Do Duck e 81 % L1Evood --@ y PsE. Co-ts 90
@ 80 a. 10 s5s5 n il d. Fi1i s;os s2i 90 Asa8s
sflf Biaanss q - ms - 80, Pr l. "a
80 s,7,yes Ft s 80 d Wsuus 81 81 10 Far. iiN
10 Fire Cfsekers Sloi Do Fura'e eLh y d. Pl1iei
sy = q - :, ~ Her a. 50 ~ DO uanv o,5 "a ~
go Bos az slces s 81 20 Dressed slss 81 Do Isl
Z ~ 20 os Tiube sGCG q DO Machinery . ~ Bras
O. 81. s4 7sdo Cspper B.i. so'zs 20 d. shstas -
100 Psr.. On Csrs si9 Dateh Nce SO, a. Iron
ga Hoop Lon IS 90 LES .o1s Ps Iron 50 - 90
- s. do Gun : - 5,sdo % sdo sSssi
s417 90 81 To- DO Ptessr. 9 57 Os M-t 3 @ 62
do On1s oil $3.50 Illi do whae oil s7o rs TO- Pan 2 o.
Psps S. 90 R'es Pa a2 s % p $50 8 90 pi R
SltX0 7sJ SAT- q l 20 Do saltpet e6g Is o.
L,se q, 81 o DO sasP ~ So, :. co o.Sv 90 s S
$50 10 81 do fes $40 6o % Tobacco sl9 do Io 81 -
Is; &C. d~ Us ss s. a., S ss ;l y g. w .,c,
60 81 2ii p hslshors 81 ~ is:s d. Mo- = ~
"a a. Xrios $50 II 10 Articles for Crysti Pssc- Exhibition
slss8, - 60 Other Imports sii7L Tea value s-75L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

Explosion oF STEAM BoiIER.-On Saturday last
boiler in the oil and candle factory of smith 4 Co. at the
corner az Gold and John SIS exploded forcing the top
through the roof Although several workmen We're en-
rssec in the establishment ST the time no one was 10
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s27sSsls


Tie excess is not large for the week The receipts al the
Custom House for the week were as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

Rrx OvER-A son Of Mr. EDWARD Grumpy run
over hy q wagon in HudsonSv Friday evening, the
wheels passing over his face He was badly injured al
though 10; dAngeronsly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

Forsp DRowSED.-The body of drowned man, dress
ed in blue shirt fus;sn panslo0os and tie shoes, was
PICKED I'd the Of Jay yesterday morning ap
pesred 10 have been in the water about ten days An in
cues, was held in the afternoon by Coroner Ball Verdict
found drowned Deceased from appearances, had been
sSior He Was not identified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

FIRE-About y o'clock Saturday night, fire broke
Ont In the upper story Of dwelling house IN Myrtle
between Adep 81 and Ciercc: causing dsnsge 10
the am cunt Ct almost s0O before discovered The
police Of the Fourth District extinguished the flames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

HoUsE RoBBERY-On Friday evening soma ally thief en-
tered room No 100 Adams ST. and stole valuable gold
watch fiom an apartment adjoining in which sick
man was living. He escaped undetected. coat t.
ken ffom the same place some weeks since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

DONDS.-NEW-YO YORK AND NEW-HAsbs -
ID ROAD7 per CENT payable lSi5 -. - . -. q.
NFW-YORk AND HARLEM RAILROAD Ps'~--'
1872 o...sl. q
GREAT VEsTERN RAILROAD " ILLi'O'S
GAG. y FL ssIt p sS6 MONTREAL RAILROAD
MORTGAGE, 7 per cert psysos ~ ,.bis 1871
sOsi IL, SEEtErcBIH. R6GERs BEAEST No Wv W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

Rrx OvKR-On Saturday evening small boy the son
Of Mr. Thornton. by coal cart 10 Talmsn ST.
md seriously injured He conveyed 20 hs fathers
residence in Bridgest Charles and attended to by
DR. Gidlen.
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Houfstir Ports.

{ 10 81 MT chr. Oneco. q P-0viacstown NC
II a. Quebec 18th "a FELTON, Park sopwth Bos;'a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

~ NIX BANK, New Y0fk-PBIsix BAsEi New i..sr
g.Te charter Of this Bank Will expire 90 he ~ ay . ~
s.rt such Of he stockhodes deuIons Of pSis -
ssron sbouf formed take 10 place and eg1s - -
viii p.sse call PETER VI. BRYSON cehsf y ~ -.
RAM aer 1T dy Of July and oef0e ne II.
ksr nsxt ard .nhserbe the Articles ~ Asoc-ti0n ~;
H. 30 Pb.r1 will - entitled ssh@enes f1f ~ ~
he new Association 70 be styled 1HE PHENA sAss ~
CITY or NFW-YORK. to have the amount o. 49,
One Million Two Hundred thousand Doll us yde1 N ~
ben go sOo a Of Twenty Dollas eseh ,,rts<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25
1NHE SIXpENNY SAVINGS BANK Of tIs EM

NOTICE The MANSFIELD and SANDUsN
~ CITY RAILROAD COMPANY have this day declared tui
OF FO PR CENT upon the capital stock of-Ad tonpanR
able 20 siockhodesn rev York The oee hE1S
ROGERS 4 BEMENT No IS williams New lurs and
Stockholders in Ohio the Treasures ohcs s.nda.ky
after August lst 1883 NJ MARSHALL ireaWa
SaI dusky, July !, 1855
t,.f
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Valuable Real Estate
AT AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Auction, on Monday
w the 18th Of December next, at o'oclck
in tie afternoon, on the premises, that well
known stand belonging to MARTHA C.
MOVES, consisting of a large dwelling
House, and Store attached, with the Garden
and Lot of Land adjoining, containing by
estimate, four acres, be the same more or
less. Said garden contains great variety
of Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, all in good
bearing condition, adjoining Pawcatuck
River, fronting the west end of the Bridge,
and one of the best stands for any kind of
business in the village. A good title will
be given, and possession given the middle of
April next. Conditions made known at the
time and place Of sale.
MARTHA G.. MOVES.
Westerly, Pawcatuck Village, Nov. 81, 1858. 1903
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"a Companion to the Iron Rule"
THE LADY AT HOME
OR,
Happiness in the Household.
BY T. s. ARTHUR.


m B. PETERSON, No. lO2 Chestnut st.
J. Philadelphia, has just published, the
above work, by T. s. Arthur, which will,
beyond all doubt, prove to be as popular as
any of the works by the same author.
We welcome with real pleasuse this story
by 7. S. Arthur. To his many excellent
and truthful pictures Of life in almost every
phase, Mr.. Arthur now adds "T The Lady at
Home or, Happiness in the Household
story full of interest and every day charac-
ter, and distinguished full Of interest and
every day character, and distinguished by
that acute observation and just conception
of the true purposes Of life which are fea-
ture of the authors works. Its tone is high
and moral, and the narrative winsome and
attractive. Mr.. Arthur has written much
and we'll His works have proved in the
very highest degree attractive, in that they
all inculcate the soundest morality, and
seek to beautify and adorn the virtues oflife.
whether in the lowly cottage or the lordly
mansion. They have, moreover, sustain
ing interest throughout, and the impression
they leave upon the mind is Of the truest
satisfaction "The Lsdy at Home" is one
of the very best of Mr.. Arthur's works, and
should find its way into every household in
the country.
L. b PETERSON also publishes n com.
plete uniform edition of T. 5. ARTHURS
Works, either of which can be had separate
ly, price % cents each, and the postage
paid to any part of the United States. They
aIe the most moral, popular, and entertain
ing in the world There are no better books
to place in the hands of the young. AL
will profit by them.
The Lady at Home; or Happiness an
the HOus ehOid
The DirOrced Wife,
The orphan Children,
The Bankers UUe,
Pride and Prudence,
Cesiiia HOUard,
The Broken Promise,
Lore in a Cottage,
Lore in High Life,
The TUo Merchants,
The Debtors Daughter,
Decentralization,
Lucy Sanford,
Agnes, or the Possessed,
The T'UO Brides,
The Iron Rule, or Tyranny in th.
Household.
Price of either Of the above works, sepa
rate, % Cents-any four Of them for 81.
Copies of any or all of the above work:
will be sent to any part of the United States
free of postage, on receipt Of remittances ad'
dressed to thePublsher in letter postpaid
Published and for sale by
7. PETERSON,
No. l02 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
To whom all orders must be addressed.
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NEW FALL GOODS,
a NOW OPENING, AT THE Hr,
- PAWGATW %
B ON EFT STOR e..

WE are receiving, this week and shall
continue to receive weekly through the sea-
son, large assortment Of NEW FALL and
WINTER MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS
of the latest and most Fashionable styles,
which we offer for sale at the lowest prices
Also, all kinds Of Millinery work done by
EXP PERlENCED Milliners, in the most ap-
proved style
Straw Bonnets altered, bleached and
pressed Mt short notice.
ES- Milliners can have their Bleaching
done at reduced prices by sending it to the
PAWCATUCK BONNET STORE.
Westerly, r. l., Sept. %, 1858. l3Otf
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Interesting to Readers Everywhere !!
Fitzgerald's City Item.

THE only Musical, Theatrical, and Fine.
i Art Journal in America. The favorite
Philadelphia Family Paper. The Business.
mans invaluable advertising Medium. Es.
tablished in 1847. Fitzgerald's City Item
Is especially devoted to Business, Educa.
tion, Literature, the Fine Arts, Music, and
the Drama--it is Of large size, printed
with handsome new type, upon fine white
paper. Distributed throughout the city OF
Philadelphia and districts by faithful car
riers, and promptly and carefully mailed to
all parts of the world.
The ;mmense circulation Of the CITY
ITEM, renders IL the most valuable adver-
tising medium in the city.
TWO DOLLARS ayear, invariably in adj
vance.
Clubs ordering twenty copies, $50
Fitzgerald's City Item is sold by all the
periodical dealers in the city, and may be
obtained on Wednesday-price FIVE cents.
Copies may be obtained Of all newspaper
dealers throughout the United States.
All communications must be addressed, ,
(post paid,) to FITZGERALD & CO.,
80 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
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Genuine TOwnsend's Pills.

THESE Pills have no superior for fami-
l. lily medicine, for removing distractions
ofcvery kind which produce Jaundice, Collie,
Headache, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Sudden Colds,
and Purifying the Blood. They are per-
fectly free from all minerals. Every family
should have box, and be their own ply
sician. They are put up in wooden boxes,
and labelled, with directions inside, bearing
the written signature of the proprietor.
There is n spurious article called DR.. Town
sends Pills not in wooden boxes.
For sale by Stillman & Potter and Dr.
VIM. Il. Thurston, Pawcatuck.
Prepared and sold by VIM. Townsend,
Warwick, r. |. All orders should be direct
ed to him at East Greenwich, X. |. 137m3
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Jullien's Monster Orchestra.

WHEREVER Jullien's name is known,
w the Katy Did Polka" has an unri-
vailed popularity. There have been more
copies Of this piece sold, for the short time
it has been issued, than any other musical
composition ever published in America.
Christy's The Other Side Of Jordan"
though it has not equalled in numbers the
sale Of the Katy DID," yet the demand
for it is great, and it is driving out of mar
ket the many spurious copies purporting to
be sung by Christys Minstrels: Ask for
Christy's /" The Other Side Of Jordan"
1t has an illustrated title, and portrait of
Earle H. Pierce, in costume. All others are
spurious. Christy's new Songs, "Oid
Times Come .Again," by Charles Converse,
"Sally Primer" and /" Julius from Ken
lucky" are having n glorious run. They
are universally sought after.
VIM. HALL & son,
239 Broad,cay, W. Y, publish all the above.
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Rare Chance to Buy Real Estate

nor SALE, at a bargain, the well-known
l. EZEKIEL TINKER FARM, situated in
Waterford, Ct., on Great Neck, 3 miles from
the city of New London. ] mile from the
Seventh-day Baptist Meeting House, and 2
miles from the Firstday Baptist Meeting
House, containing about 80 acres OF land,
buildings in good repair, and barns nearly
new. On said farm are large number of
thrifty bearing trees Of excellent fruit, and
from 800 to 400 cords of wood, including n
quantity of ship timber. For gardening,
raising fruit and poultry it is unsurpassed.
Also, adjoining, a house and acres of
land, which will be sold in connection with
the farm, if desired.
For terms, inquire Of the subscribers,
l.. L. ROGERS, Waterford, CT. or
WEAVER, ROGERS g. CO., N. London.
October q, 1868. 135tf
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Beautiful!

TUST received, from New York. large
u variety of Silk, Satin and Velvet Hats,
of new and beautiful designs, which, to-
gether with our own manufacture, makes
our assortment the largest we have ever Of
fered to the LADIES of this vicinity before
and at prices varying from two to eight
dollars.
Ladies, call and see them, at the
I37tf PAWCATUCK BONNET STORE.
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Meyers Universum,
Price: 2j Cents per Number.
Vol. 2, Part II, containing;

PAsshIC FALLS,
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MARYoF THESNow, ,(Switzerland)
The MAGDEBURG CATHEDRAL.
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GRAND CONCERT!
The Citizens Brass Band,
OF WESTERLY,

LAVE the pleasure of announcing to the
IL citizens of WESTERLY and vicinity that
they will give Concert of
Vocal and instrumental Music,
at the Union Meeting House, on Thursday
evening, December s.
This Band, having completed a thorough
course of musical training under the direction
of Prof. Lowry, from the unbounded applause
with which they were received on the Occa'
sion of their first appearance, the select pro.
gramme of music presented and the style OF
execution, feel confident of giving great salts
faction. They will be assisted by a
String Band,
recently formed by Mr. L., which will intro.
duce some of the most difficult music, sustain
ed by the unrivalled execution of the Teacher
They also have the pleasure of announcing the
appearance of the
Westerly Glee Club,
recently formed by members of the Band, un-
der the supervision of Mr.. A. j. Foster, which
will spare no effort to make the Evenings En-.
tertainment pleasing and instructive.
SOLO, BY MR.. LOWRY,
on the Clarionet, on which he will initiate the
sounds of two or more instruments, with rapid
execution. Critics in the principal cities have
been astonished at the close connection oi
sounds in this performance.
PROG ar A M ME:
PartI L.
Grand March, by STRAUSS
Westerly Waltz, by Lowry
Quick Step, Trumpet OJHgato, by LOWRY
Andante, Sweet Lily" pih allegro,
String Band.
Glee Club.
"Oft, in the Silly Night" full Band.
Mock Waltz, by HEBNoR
Silver Moon Quick Step.
German Hopsor, by RHAIMBERK
String Band.
Grand March, from the Opera of Semi
rade, and Bass Solo, by RossINI
Believe me-" Song.
"Old Folks at Home"
String Band.
Glee Club.
Solo, by Lowry, limitations.
Union Waltz, respectfully dedicated to
the Ladies of Westerly.
Andante, "Cape Pigeon" by LOWRY
"Lght of other Days." from Balfe's
Opera Siege of Rochelle.
Hail Columbia, Finale.
TICKETS, rs Cents-Chidren, half price
sold at Z. w. Babcock's, White Rock CO..
Store, o. Stillmans Book Store, and at th'
door.
eE Doors open at I o'clock, Concert tc
commence at l-2 o'clock.
j. LOWRY, Conductor,
A. j FOSTER, Leader.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-01
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