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St. Mary's beacon., 1853-02-10


. WE clip the following communicates
Of remarkable inciden: from la!s
nnnber Of the New Orleans Crescent -
4 MARVEL Us ScExE.-E Editors Cyess
! cens--Prompfed by curiosity, | paid q
/ visit ,s TIE celebrated Madame AholnlIe.
AT ilit, Western Veranda Hoel, where,
after some pr, liminary examination She
| informed me that Would mot be married
this, nor FIR MARY weeks TO come. felt
assured, with Information before me, that
she was wrong, for my bridal day was
appointed iur the following week. She
neN, informed me tlfst Iny love for nv
intended husband would last hut a very
shor, tin,: nj which being not a liiile
vrxed, answered that she had read my
rrc'iulr If principle very poorly, in com.
ing Ia such conclusion. Alter a liule
she a HID, - the sooner you get rid of
him the greater danger you viii! escape"
! ] believed her not, though her firmness
AMI dignity amazed me. "iIe's villain"
continued she, " an seeks but your ruin,
for he has now living wife in the East"
Being much exasperaled, replie,i warm
! ly. a that she had slanherei him, and
SHOULD answer for it," Not at all dis.
corcefied By my rkinlant aasn@r, she
answered "thu having received q fee
for maxim. The disclosure, she had daas
50 in accordance with her duty. Aud
now, said size. - listen and obey! For
The lake Of your earthly happiness, posi-.
P"nr your w-dd NJ. if but for single
day. When he visits YOU next, tear, us
II 10y accident. his coat persuade him
I" nave it mcnd. i Immediately aid by
your own hands. He viii, conscnt-rhen.
starch h> packers. and you will fnl
ofrt" l'.lming proof Of nay statement"
] oh'vrA. AID fr;.nh letter from his
lawful, living wife. Finding his vi!lanv
exposed. he hss':!y departed from the A
STAR. and was >avrI!
IndnIging The hope that, in justice 10
mys'.lf aud for the benefit Of the commu.
airy, YOU will publish this re,rs kabie
incident, remain, most respectfully, etc,
MARIE LOUISE BARrnS, Enyal street.
INrn.r,xr 10 TRAvELLFaS.-It wac
decide by one of The courts at Cincinnati,
last week, HAT if passenger in a rail
road car purchases ticket, hut accilcn.
tally Eases it, the C, np4ny have n, right
either to make hi nav the fare a Sec,li
time. or 10 turn him "u' Of ih~ cars. pro.
"idcd he can bring proof that he actually
paid CO.. The lost ticket.
TAaE TnE HINTS ,me!,oly very
wisely SAYS, s''pPnft your own mcchan-
les aud they will SUPPORT toH. Support
your own m"rchsws and Ihrv will sup.
port You. Support the home press ami
ii will support you. Send on your
subscriptions
ASSESSMENT ~ TALgtf CauNrY.-Th4
'DaSTUn SfUT ssys tiaf Inc assFsss'sFs
that county have completed their labor,
o MI thsi The total assessment in S. O9i,.
295, being an i.rrcasc 81 S505,4l4 ovst
the old sss"S<fn"nt.
The latest Paris fashion il fowhering
The hair viii! gold dust and filings Of
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-02-10

We feiurn oar thanks 10 his Excellency
Governor Lowe, for a Pamphle; copy OF
his late ahle message.
Our thanks are likewise due 10 ous
able anu efficient Representative in Con
gress. Hon. Richard ]. Bowie, for q
baund copy Of The Congressional ulohe.
We are indebted. 10 our friends, Col
So,horon OF The Senate, and J. F. Dent,
Esq. OF The House Of Delegates, for
Legislative documents.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-02-10

ASSESSMENT ~ TAhsrr CnuxrY.-Th4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

ee'i's and al binds ~ rg up expsnsve bns hour
9s eeod as he parchaseo'a tie States can D. bad 10
leo lbs AID sold last year a. i9~ " 30 soi ~
Nsssah gtn,r,ly be ost .'r D. h@s IA shds Of meat
az sfaTsf ard Isrg. beef rem TO ice 81 pork from
see 10 cs pr .h EScbap - pfoee.y are frequently
Ig.de much 81 The ~ Il, - 80 web nd Then sacs
EEs recruited aha t. ftrtf. o. - c zr> bB' - ar
he most economical the mi. at 60 Ike sach care o
LIS stock that by resting few days VIII enable IN 20
keep bs own usually those who obliged TO exchanges
iheI stock fall into the hands OF specusr who Are seek
irg for The best bargains IL his sometimes been the pra
cs h change their mode o travel hi point and dispose
OF all their heavy &c a. proceed from
this Iont with pack animals This SOM, TIMES eNpsdes
The traveller bu: unless be Is too late recruit hi. SO K
and then srFiye Al the Nevada bs r. n. sa1E IS
HPlisied at considerable sacrie q, wagons tbs
rzcs are sold AZ hess and in Calf rai command tir
lIoat.
In travelling through the settlement II yau should <ish
90 tsry any l-ngth of tine Il i bt or ynn isf;to %.
good location for your stock, in pod feed al distance
from the 6td- and leaving them in the cf good
kercsusn who should he made responsible fr them yod
esr rtp> ihs cy settlement here wish % stay
but of the omPNny hoadf equeuty look alter
their animals they likely 10 stray from the herds
man, AID o6tine- BY little difficulty is avoided
luth food often destroyed in eonseq Of hres bsia
IN at camps catching in the grass and burning i up, ant
same have even been so destitute ii consideration az 10
on fire Great should be taken e. put ou your
fires upOE BRISK ny Up camp for proves very injurious
for such travel the route alter you. especially AZ
enough by being without being wsnony burnt up
At Ill II the large streams AID SEINE It the small ones
you will find farmers and usually trades Anxious II eX
change stock, these last YOU will and also At different
points along the route ready - take adv >ntsge "t
circumstances which may chance 20 throw good bargain
Il their way FOR belt known that this Is their bu-ins.
sud the motive which has brought them there En grants
may doubtless avail themselves benefcly ~ the oPpor
'uiy thus Afforded 10 exchnge stock bat let al be
their gusrd in aiding l->t sley get pat up them stock
which slhough lOoSng little bettsr than their from
BEN recruiteo few days yet have Just been lef perhaps
having given out by others who have preceded them and
will sgaln soon give out upon the road
These the Particular items TO which am anxious -
Greet The attention Of the traveller they generally
eff ont Of those drecsous found in the public j"rrnus
gVii information upon ing the Plains though fili and
oncise upon Oht points snd having exposed the c>s
wishing that all the seekers ser gold may find aod obtain
the aturdSnce Their hearts desire. BRiGHAH lorSG
Great Salt Lake CIV, March 9, 1853.
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Negu'2lork Dailn gribllne
ADVICE TO OVERLAND EMIGRANTS.
Letter fron Brigham Young.


For he benefit OF the cling public who are intending
10 the Plains h- eLsung have deemed that
ftw esOns might be IN ey and profitable which.
Z considered q sufficient Importance you 81 liberty to
pgbtsh
travelling 70 tho mines are often led By the impulse
81 speculation ~ dunes and make Dgsg-men-s
Utterly impossible b. fulfilled and % entertain expscta-
tong which rrst uIayDiaoly fail
They should consider before thsy s.lrt this journey
that before, viii be taxed and b-oaght into
TequsieB al Their foroeSTsnCe courtesy patience, man
EOOc, Fs arce, urtrng perseverance, and charitable
feeling Perhaps there = no thing hat viii tEy
IN al tn 20 virtues eqGS b. TIP VII. OF teams across the
t.aUs IL would be We'd therefore not 10 b- n hurry
Get excited No ore should engage 70 make the tip II
certain nur Ter e days r tie know Bat ltts what
EndrsLces may hierpose What inpetmens lie may have
% Overcome. Men should be crst their 3pes aud
not w5sie thtm consume too grea pr0porO1 las Is
TOO often the case IT, eEly part II lie rip for they
srs-usuay wanted before their Journey Is accomplished
Cattle should not o. hurried whipped There Is moth
rg cruel dscouri ~ % animals tksn 20 be
tnusliy lasht them with ihe vA2 il will them 70
give ont an cis upon the route. Great kindness should
Always be shoEn and eAerCissd toward alinals-luntng
out the best places for tte % leeo and keeping them
L for hos wouG, VIXEN tired. rather DO without eating
than 20 hunt oE iced aid they hOud also have plsnty OF
time o. resi-.
Arriving smon- Indians Il is somstimes the that
ensrsnts shoot them without They should always
be treated with kndress but opportunity should De
given them 70 steal Give them provisions and clothing
you have Il spare and let tn go away in peace If
yea iFsde with the d. upol aE terms giving them
Just equivalent for ihtE proPSsy Always DC on your
gusTd against surprise and o. enable you 10 do this
sufficient nmbeI should join Together that y1rd duty may
not beco too buldens' @ for you might better have no
guard than one fhst viii ia Eber up0n ms post
II ven take - iskc in Toufe. Yea procure
,o,I agScies teIs Mach eHeHps. InAa W
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STEAMBOATS, anb Railroads.

NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA Direct, via
~ LWJERSEY RAILROAD~-U NAIL and EXPRESS
aie hsih,snsh FoaI HounLssye Ne~-foIk sS Of yoat
nha a. :. etds A. ~, and and 81 P NJ Leave IN accpol1
49, "a va hfsnsps'on @d9A ~ and sne NJ t2t o.
Wn'I. fae W - 81 r secoId cless Ia tie ~ on "
and Pm IRON Philadelphia Through and passengers and
1foseh oaeEtss esnsd S Batnors washnrtl1 Norfolk ara
tt2sth, "a uc d NJ AID q - T. 81 trsss and cog
go No ssI,s 80 bealnd time ra<onson s1lh
ss<sse e'os We s3 70 minutes before Tie leave
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THE MAINE LAW A BLESSING

To Ne Editor 4f TEsE y. T,ibva<s
That the Maine Awwi be blessing to the State should
be enacted is point disputed ouy by those who
interested 10 the price Of plupe disease, death and
ruin and their sympathsers Thatit signal bless
ing 10 the State Of Maine almost dawniDg offs mienna
period facts ncontroveriibe demonstrate Its blessings
desceId upon all and among them upon the iracers them
ss,ss ~ Loa ..l us n..n sn. engage lhs assss~be
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HUDSON RIVER RALROAp-suring Arrange

HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.&C. Arrange
DeD-Trsins ss.e cS.nars. 2aiy IN As<sy soe ffoy
sesctins Buffalo % MCaI-sl y DOH sveni1s -
Nal TsL a ~ Ih50Rsh trzy Trsrs ~ - A " and IN
ExFress Tain 5 p NJ Accommodation TfnipePN
For TLTIyr0wB 81 3 ~ AID u Pm.
EgI PSfepss NJ usy kt sn3 RsesseE rssa a7S
tP n Pse-snser
FaT Psskss1sf5 ppm
The rsryt0~H P.~s1 ard PoeeF6s rrains ~ 81 a. WAY
Fatanz
PassntcIs tksz q: Chamber Ci CcpAss Iss A2e 5lss
SUNDAY TRIAL fOG Canals E y e PsGzskssos ~
t5Y X Cor A bsBy stopping At AZ War StAtans
EDMUND FRENCH j1psrlnfrreent
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CoSsUL TO DUSDEy-Amopg tho list Of Recently sp-
pointed Consuls we find the Of" W II D'Wof r.
Not one person in thousand may have heard Of this
martyr On the altar OF the public service.
William Henry DWolf is the eldest son OF James
DWolf Of Bristol. Rhode Island 81 the most remark
able though not the most exemplary saint Of his time.
At early age he WON'T and being ~ great
native force and shrewdnes3 soon ~ the
mand Of vessel No sooner DID he fnd himself tho
quarter deck than he sailed for the coast Of Africa where
he plunged into the slave trade then legal traffic and tho
most lucrative in the world This just prior 10 tho
commencement Of the American Revolution Mr.. D'Wolf
bought negroes from the Baracoons and from the native
Chiefs These shipped to Cuba and the Southern
States Of this Union In this traffic (nce execraed by
the sufrages Ofmsnknd) he grew immensely wealthy, be-
came the owner Of estates in Cuba in South Cafons
and ia Rhode sland ia which latter Safe be founded one
OF the most extensive commercial houses 10 the country
~ the bresking out Of the Revolution, Captain DWof
owned small 4, q Of vessel. which hs promptly fitted out
rs pryacers against the merchant ships o. Great Britain
AT tho ell Of the be the greatest millionaire
perhaps IN the Sats 10 elected to the senate Of the
United States and subsequently to other posts OF honor
ard profit.
N6,ih. sb ding the colossal vcal'h Of Captain DWof
yery little Of l. remains IN his family at hi, day William
Henry The recently appointed Consul 10 DUNDEE saw ne
bit Of his last thousand many years ago and though e
mansions Of the nny has tasted the dregs OF the cup Of
adversely.
one Of old Captain Dwofs daughters IS the wife OF
Prescott He'll Of New-YOrk another married the famous
Seer and spiritual ClaiTvoyant Andrew jackson Davis
Mr.. II Vol Will make pretty good Consul. Aside from
Being Of the finest looking men we ever saw he Is
gentleman OF superior address aud possessed OF consera
be knowledge Of public affairs.
The now Consul may arrive IN Glasgow and Dundee Ia
time for the last Of the Scotch Oyatons ~ Mrs. stowe
knowing him 70 be one % the most conyiyia men living
we commend him to the sawneys as most admirable lion
for The farewell banquet 10 the auhoress Of Uncle Tom
The daughter OF the greatest sbo0n and the of the
Slave trader America 10 uxapoon viii serve
10 point the remark that I" this Is great country"
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d.. s. II. Rsthbcnes
A NIIBILIOIS PIIIS-Ijsea Eirh Ulfailing sue

= III
A NTIBILI0US PlLLS-Useo with unjailng sue
e n 81 " disorders Of t7s Live and sos c9.c :.a .1'
ss ny tsr.Isssest q The BeWs hey WI prov. s
count 70 wholesale dealers oei Wan. 81. sins sar Price
RoBIiEs * snss.sIsn. 1 Ne"i0' y oI'oi'
DR. CHARLES MUNDEs WATERCURE rs
~ TABLlsHGEET at FLORENCE, (sorhsmpOn,l Mas h.y
purchases able seeomlodse upwsld or 80 Fe The
n ai1sl 10 one Of tn. pesseIte,i .nd
Of EeEEnteid eboundrs sprngs Of The puresI ard eds
wsier AID The Doctor the earliest dse Of Pes.9< and 1es
odt,f ydoPsihe Physician living Pee for board and teal
mr. KELLINGER's NEW MEDICAL CHARM
tIp:S. mseiisy I'D 81 Of .sd bus.
sS s sS ti eI a. s 70 ba, s 0 H "a asSa he
nass esa OF b ossaea This ssset sH-sey Is whH
s.MI L.ss MyE'J and Vet Wet eTTsd hose N f. q
20 West puIcLad splendid bore that badly i1ar.d
wss hogstt he would re 10 few GAys lie Wa cared ~ ooe
Il tie Lis:eiy q medicine.
L. NJ. BUTLERs PATENT TRUSS aud SUP
ans DSnb 1vTs to tssT new I'd Gi..ns1. toi HSac:
.s' SIRE s Gn,qTsr 1fS nov f'i Dss re- d Ia
farts Tussee at weets age.
IMPORTANT to FEMALES-Mrs. f. BURNES,
Female Physician and Midwife No l MeO0ugat the
smiy vher, she consulted and viii tesi al d.;
hsr.e1 and she won here say to mat large es'
fen aies who dslse % consult one o. ue OPPOSE -,
%s 5 S ,5 e. w. IE MEDICAL ADVISER
In th peculiar 20 her sex Mrs has reason to
5S se o e1e to Pe SI 6o Bon Where she M
lie m yesrTs Rad lsrre and 'uecessiui Prscte,
those who with % cuIrg eatnent
Fuinih'o to let Inquire as atove
ADILs wishing 10 be confined privately can lind ac
II commdsion the house offs physician in age neEhborhood
uptown addressing II. NJ box No f53 Genera PoOdce
yNG-IN INSTITUTE, No POI West 36th-st.,
II sihev-Mn s BAKER, ~ D. graduate and practical ply
Lac opened The above address institution o. Lying+n W.
the best Of medical and n1fsng sill DO bsoSd
Sic will consult daily with patients her Office, IN the same bds
visit tls m ct thu homes
DLANETTs BlJ'rERS.-Ihs article Is offered To
pubic or DerJ raigssuon LysI Complaint
hIhJ pleasing and wholly vegetable IN tc conpoGtn
soT GALE By ~.M. HICKS Co. No 1' tssr-sf
vTHlRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE of an OLD
KUR-EMT WINSLOW would call the attention Of o ladies
to her SOOTHING SYRUP fer children tecthng 1t ~ ye ins
date C ouc6 all inflammation, making the process OF tiGs
easy, and poseJ aug 70 cure the dsentey end da'ea
quantities sod al NeWEngld Sold by G. II.
RING corner Johu-s AID Broadway; BOYD PAUL No 40
Couudt-st NewYok Mrs HAYES No rs Fulonst, Brooklyn
Price. p bottle. - . - .... $3.50.
40 foI Isle above. CURTIS PEBKINSS WILD CHERRY
B11TERS for the OF bilious and udce complaints ard gner.
dei They quicker the blood and fe aud ener
whole syitem. fIice OILY 57i cents ia pint bottles
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me0irai.

A NERCAN FLUID MsGNESIA-An agreeable,
isie ard rs biuE SpEs ApeieI f- delicate Females AMI
ChcTenT sriulGIy sUes 70 this ~ sa.eE
JTftT ss Sch BeaeAehe And iOusLs T. le lad Kln
No. lt2 HIet1Ely, ETSHTOE. CLARKE Co, DO ALLHAU'
do DELLIC % CODDINGTOT DO SANDS Falto1t and al
fTectabe Druggist HOLBROOKE. MARTIN Co.
~ Hn1.. E.v.
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TRIAL OF MISS WHEELHR.-- We are indebted 70 Wibam
Abbey Esq for the information received yesterday RON
Aiwaoee BY teeaph.ihat the jury IN sh's case esag
unable 10 agree hsd been discharged Thy stood s for
aequitta fro for conviction pew trial has been Get
Gown for Monday next Cleveland CO., Herald ysy p.
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dated Rochester, May 20: %-a1D~1S4~t1
"A break occurred at O'Clock on Sunday morning. al
culSt has gone out with forty yards Of the heel and tow
path and foIy feet of the bottom Il viii take st least
from eight to Ten days and may take longer Tina 10
repair il, owing to the absence OF teams and msa.''
IAN Eve. y,u, Nsy&
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o..,e, az ,ur ,r,nulrrln Irsusarcs coxraNI, /

oyyct or TINS MANHATTAN issvkaEcs CoxrAES
WIN" " No iss Broadway. Msy n 1sS3
ys,uF DIRECTORS Of the Manhattan iaie insa-
c. r.nv ..uB eaI ale attention ~ he public TO the "A
~ pss,sy &c on lives the Prospectus Of the
t~s - whist ma, b. bod application q The etlce
StnIg of ard liberal sT,a0secent ~ ts
5ys, &C. s1sseS by any triton OF the sind 10 re
yshfe u 81 sNtenord The adjustment of
sssnIy ~ =, ~. rsnpary made ~ih iheIay q fidelity.
Ysspd and the ContiD~Ut Of Europa injured
Isn.n rssi 90 travellers BY railroads. seLnb ats and
shsT efeinsiy "sN'' A A ALVORD Pfeside1I
~ usxux s.essiry N d. MORGAN. Aet84Iy.
g III, " n,sas M D., E1aninbs Physician
AAh Al The oaics, daily, fson TO oelock, P. ~
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DORCHESTER, LOCKPORTa and NIAGARA FALLS
IL RAILROAD open TO BUPFAL0The most direct. quick
chespea 70 Toronto Hamilton and Csnsis West
o. and after TUESDAY Jan iS 1853 trains win leave Rochester o
Buffalo Falls follows; 40 An and rs Pm Return
los Buffalo aud Niagara Falls fOS Rochester at 0 AN
Buffalo viii ind this superior II
point comfort other The road thoroughly bulb Ssd
Tie Road ia Bue.o the Tsnscehe mott central portion Of te
atty. WARREN COLBURN Supt
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TORbe WESTand SOUTH.WFST-

EORtbe WEST and IIWEST-BALTIMORE
Il oalo RAILROAD Or Wheeling. Zanesvile Cincinnati,
travel IN January The unfnshsd
ed The .s 9s ISS l hrs O sS s Sa I
caves BALTIMORE daily at Pm Sad runs to wheans $50 mtes) in
leave Baltimore So IN lodge in caS d QS5 niles and pro-.
s ssSS LEAVING An o. Philadelphia 4 PN .1s
u baltimore 81 ard By saARs the mail tram At = esc Whesns
To connect With tie Weston I'M. the cars leave wsiog9
cSs ~ nine niss fsm BsltimSrs A, wRssas ss even arg
s ana ,n ss@ Ss SS Ss i for Dor caro- an
whT De & Iooi and packet. NAV be ssea b. ,soss
coins Oh on n, fs9s S So ws y I us G0s
Mlss ' sSeseP coaches n ten hSss e haRss aud tsne
shsrse r transfer u heI Pasegserso ~sss FFe BY Aoas
hese Ntb Ish e he eses snywhsEe CO The rPal foH Pis
Washington 20 Nbeers e. %; to Cincinnati Ell to 5v.e
- Iwslst- NY. WAL PARKER GEM Supe-lz.endcnt
pUFFALO aud NEwHORK CITY RAILROAD
ID via NewloTk snd.Ene Railroad TO HoReELLSYILLETsas
BuTrato TsSsaA il about Il Aouss . as
sam a1iI TS S 4. al stations
6P NJ ExrxEss FRAIS-ArIiyo q. Gusalo a, BAN
Teksss al No 5 coaEtAae' AL 2; isOt q 9ssn.st
W c. T4llnADes Assa. No Is coq;tlaadst
CAMDEN and AABOY RAILROAD TO PHILA
y pELrHiA sF,g Pie Ne SSTA Rvs 100. q B.s,.
a. 10 An by siesnboat TRENTON lnby hsacs ~
Esie s. ESFrs P Il ~ ss.nSs; JOIN PoTTEs .
g. ~ S lss owe % & 10 An 90 ? '''
TOIEDO. NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
u ROAD-FoIi1ing correction WITH sbe MchgaR Socthen
Nort Inana tie Lske SHORE snd Cleveland and Psursh
Rao,ds TIE attire Road me between lie Eas, and @es
Tbs Ss expeditions route between Eastern enss cso
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On AID shcr MONDAY Nay L. Pssssus Trains VII s1vs aJ
{Sundsys excepted as fotoEs;
TOLEDO.
Accommodation ct 10 A. 81, stopping 3 81 staiiors .
Day Exre,s IS NJ stopping On siF'eGoni Bellevue Mon
rosyile and koTWsk
honrOtyile Eorwkk ana Oberlin-
cLENELAND
Day ESprsss A NJ stopping only Al HorTH N0nEos Fas
Bellevue and fremcnt
Ace muOdafion at 10 A. NJ, stopping AL siahOua .
xpres~ a. eJ NJ sopPiag onJ a. O0eE Nc"A soe-
roevile Bellevue AID Frsnont -
CONNECTING r1SEcrLY,
Toledo with trains q Michigan southern and Nrthem ln6sna
ksoae iT Ocseo and s4fons Gnd through Cho ed ok
Louie
At Bellevue with sirs Of Mad River and Lake Eric ROa Tor
ssneossy CITY Springfield DAYTON Cincinnati ndansPos &c
Al hnoeSi viii trains o. haased aud Sliusky Railroad for
SSboUsAy Shelby Junction, Columbus Zanesve fesars kc
A. Gnen h ans Of Csvsland Colsnbus add Cenaatn Raj
= Cd fer Columbus, Cncnntie an way stations
At Cvend with trains of Lake Shor Ra ad for New YORK snd
Vi, Buffalo td AsAv end for Nau i0rt via 0aakk ~
Cleveland sre Ptursh RAlrosd fss.a.e is.s
pls, Baltimore and wsshinstee CRY PHILLIPS srPt
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PHILADELPHIA.
Local Affairs.

con,spcnaeree Of the n y; Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, Nay 81, IsS
Hon Thomas Mexican Petit, recently appointed Di-
rector of the Mint for many years Judge Of our District
Court snd U. s. District Attorney, under President
Polk died last evening
The State Treasurer is now in city endeavorng 10
negotiate from the banks loan of from half miloa
10 three-quaIters of million Of dollars. The banks wo
learn from The Bulletin are about to taSe this loan, at
the same time that the business Of the city con-
nualy hampered by the pressure in the money market
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NEw.YORK and ERIE RALROAp-Pa.,sure,

~ Trains leave per lset Of Ds4sest folio ~, via.
BUTTLLo ExPsLss at AN &c B1g.0 ifst ossr DO D
Erie hioac ensa ~ City Railroad sog ehsDss O bag
C,sciswGTI ExanE,. Il An sor Dz.sirh
Man Durtirs AID RU1 AID N inerrnodss
wsYO33e Ph o. D-laEsIs and al inserneiats staionA
NIGHT ExERIss P.M tor Dar kirk aad Buffalo
IEicRasT = H. for bsnsiTa AID al iefec.s.s Hesra
On SfIdsy only ore E1rEea5 Train att r. "
C so croIn- CI'easS and .. Buffalo With en-.
wi "'''" ''''''' ''''' c8is MISSr ssDor..esSt
LOB BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
- be splendid and superor BAY STATE, Capt Wn
Brown AID EMPIRE STATE, Capt BeDsu Braygn leave On
psry st5P For freight apply board 1t the once On
Per NOS.
eIprs,i h,hi wM. borden. Agent 20 and II Vest
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via StOnington, for Bus
II TON, PROVIDENCE EEW-BEDFORD, TAUNTON and
NEWPORT IrsDd Rou carrying the Eastern o. Max
The s,snss G. VANDERBILT C.pt Joel Stone and CoHHo-
DORE Capt j. Lewis 10 correction with the 5tonossoo aud
and Boston sd Provdepcs Railroads. leaving Se Yos
daily ernds,s from Pier No r 6rst wharf 40
Befierypee oeock p NJ and Sfonnssn O'Clock p A.
the sysl Of the mail rain, winch Leaves Boso It = p
Tn ororpad for strength safety speed, comfort
Tire II other being
shorter dir e. the pleasantly and erpeduoasy
performed while sssys e-ehng their destD>
ton Sdvtbce n these ~ sitbe, Of The ether r"utes
The COMMODORE, ron Hes.fork-Honosy, "Wednesday and
Fnasy FIRM ston, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
TIE VANDERBILT from Rew-YorkIues1sy, Th1rsisy and
Saturday StonDeton-MoDosy "Wednesday and friday
~ BPssepseo srrivine sionnfton proceed Immediately
per Providence Boston and Ne~Bedhprd
BaEgsee Master accompanies the steamer and usn tonge eh
The PERRY leaves Providence for Newport at 2P NJ,
dsly, Sundays
NlEW-lOkK and KINGS fON-The steamb 'at
Ma .ssiIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
PACIFIC, Capt, Eye.
BALTIC, Capt Comstock.


These Sims built Government
Every has been taken In their construction also In
Their Engines insure strength end speed and them aans
unequaed aud comfort Price o.
sge Newly Liverpool IN helass cabin Sci in second
do S70 exclusive state SO from Liverpool
NewYok $50 and $50 An experienced surgeon atahedto each
ship. No berth eecurtd uutil rad Tor -