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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

EDWp n: CoLLISs CO.. No 81 wall4,, Ny
JOHN MUNKOg 4 Co, Rue Norte Dame 1es Victories
PARIS or GEO. II. DRAPER Havre
The owners O. these shs will not be GOLD silver
bullion specie jeEey precious ualess bulls Of
Ad ed therefor and the value thereof expressed
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NewYork and
Lveoo Paekets Ibis Line will be composed follow
eALHoyN :c cc tan. burden Captain q Truman
n LAY ~ tuns 6uEd Captain DayidiCaskins
oRifNT - 700 t1ns bards5 cnt,jo C-o,,. 4n
The above vessels have been recently bL and are he qe.t and
most substantial IN the trade
They ere ennsnded BY men Of experience and ability Their
n,de the eoor Of passengers the eouv.nenes Of
srofFoRb TlIEsF0SY Co. No 80 Bro.dw.,
Aseai, n Liyerpoo-T GRMsHAW Co. 40 10 Goree Plsz.
I LIVERPOOL and LONDON PACKET SHIPS
II SWALLOW TAIL LINE
Sailing to and from LIVERPOOL ssh and list Of every
s.ins 70 and nom LONDON every alternate Thursday
ea Be secured IN sPPe 70 the 1nds.gnsd sole pas
Rsuiitane es ENGLAND IRELAND SCOTLAND and WALES
issue DsaFrs IN from and upward which are pay.
abe At ssht nee o. charge,
~. ss5 Of Ir,,sHd Dgbli2 and all is branches
AsssS, oyrn AIs Co. BANKERS Lonbsris,, London;
gesrs Bowman Grtnne ( Co Liverpool
-''A'' -0 1'0a Apply y q eng gos;F.4 %
No u sogihst SsT-YoEk, No. ReseaIro~ Liverpool.
SAVANNAH sTEAMsHIPs-U. S. MAIL LINE.
STWoR S1SeeF1 hsIs f,9% . N9sTsE al
Ca and MONTGOMERY Al e. s.. 40 no. oosa n
ILORlpA The fI,es.. stean-Li. AUGUSTA 1870 gas Capt
IGKP M a8 csp 'n w So9S G'o, .ss every
SAit rbAt aId slternse WEDNESDAYS. follows
FLDk4pA 0e;o6cr e FLORIDA -.''' November y
At-Ab AHA October - 10
a. ~ - October = AUGUST November y
itOhlDA Oct0ter . FLORIDA Fgln3e .
AtAbAAA November ALABAMA Sossal Der y
A. Us N0veElber AUOt December
INTERIOR
Two trains csy r Macon morning and evening" IN case Of
eey y ne the Train Of passenger
ess WI eve ss7sc.A svey Tufday spd sarudg ser ne az
IVA a. = ceock NJ pss-en-crs into Cou-n51s ae an
oIne - O'clock AID Aonsoney he ssln- day Il 0-l'
N eriy u hogs from Savannah N1ntsoneryi making y
ho1is isss land travel ihsa by other r01te-
The s-esnsrs
ELAAA Capt y King and WILLIAM CASTOR Cspt - -
eheN form VITA
sErrE caTtnrah every TUESDAY Thu ksDAf an
E-cLrnz a. II 0cOck. PLatka FoTta- touc1tng ~ -
- GsryA 6tofFas scG0rvile. u ID b1rL Pc2- 40 -
srsine Fcrla These boae hIvaz unFlfP--sea
o paaseI-erz ard taxing the inland route, ol-l Pe''
rttts fer maids AID others ,,---,-vr -. 81.
or freisht relgs apply SAMUEL AlIChiLl- NO =
trctlEa-, teW-N5rk
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Goal.

Goal.
COAL-I have now opened new Yard, corner u
and Oh ecnaecton with ole est4bzhed ard
md GTccnWhs and intend 70 keep The best ally 0
Peach Orchard and Nke AL Coa and sell a. the 2soe
pT.ees foT e-sh Only. PETER CLINTON
COAL-Very best quality of Red Ash Stove and Egg,
~ for families delivered screened from the yard 10
Goerekt and White Asa Al - IS TN = esr9 80
from boats MAI. tLlrION
COAL Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut. 81
- Ess Soye 80 CO White Asa Ezs SSve RAnFs
s6o-Tescreelsd from ysrds Les tAkeo roc eoat. No S'
Bowery sid No. nj Grrenest JASOD "bEhS-
I ACKAWANNA COAL.-Furnaee ami steamer
l. lump b. the Delaware aHa H9lson CsnA caps.
81 tzn- q hordosf tnf ~l r,ef
sh sddsd sswYork Apply the Oree o. ne COMPANY
No. 81 Wallet Nsw-Yorf
AYIN YOUR COAL-We are prepared 20 supply
II qualities Red and Waite Ash Goals tofetnrf st
-. 1900 ASDREAc l. son
YAsi. No 81 Grsenwiehsv AID cor xh-ay AID tsa It,
DITISTON COAL-The Pennsylvana Coal Com
RAW prepared 70 farnkh superior White Ash Pr0n tos o.
III ~ elesn order suitable foE sss 'e2211f s1f
S-cs r---o.-. eor Is bosfs or tbs CIV Li2as
burxk nd brooklyn. Abe CoP4uys -ces a. 'acn -
ood dafch vessels ostag q Ne@ on ot TOT
Pscu he delivery o. Coal 81 t3sse S-
pos Apply a. tie oace eorue- q Broad~sf sd N,-
DEA COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Company nave
ale Also -E o. Chesfai S9a4 II
quire theiT Office corner Bro.dsay .a4 "ai4s-
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GTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW
~ YORK Ead BREAES.-BRENsS NAIL LiXE.-rae rde
Ebeel seaHss HANsA 2 80 AID GE2NANiA 40 tErf
E.il SAL tolows
Frou Nsw-To FrJn Bremen
HAMS NoFcl1,sr y Elt q Oc;0oer
GEGtfANiA ..-.- ..-- Nlse Ebsr IS O-tlAcF p
Passs.t .ol- Ntw-iQrk to ID.
ar Scund
go ,s,t W Passa app 70 oELRlCuS Co. No 80 Sro.d-st
EAEE REDJCED~o Sl5-By the United States
Nrr side heel steamship OsgRAI fron PHIL DELP ala
= flIsrLESTON {. Price Of Pags the <ia
- aud II srrercr hotel yle Aao sAte FOR fsmiles
IT, lstephs Tor Charleston. : c.
O. Saturday. Scrt q a. .---.---...-l9
a. Oct q ...-..s..l' \ VI
San z \
3 ~ \ ~
- Nv % he in NeN-fofk = LllTLEtlElD,
. ~ IN Kia,v Co Expres corner hroel~Ay Wal~
30 C.restot f ffisi,l fha s-p ~ o. .l 80 -
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NV I z \
w ORNAMENrAL IRON WORK
WIRE RAILINGs CAST AsD WROUGHT IRON RAfLINGS.
IPON FENCES for FARMS, PLANTATIONS &c
UON BkDS1FADS, IN great variety
Ron FURNITURE, Of every description
Manufacturer tn Iron Railing the Grounds Inside the
Crystal Palace Also tho Donessrs Newos Stand rps Cir
Culsr and drawings forwarded by the Manufacturer JOHN b.
bcKEBsHAM No 5l2 Broadway Works Nos 81 50 81 Lews
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- LINE ia NTtARAGUA-rhe Ao-fy Transit Company ~
kicarsr P-opreto Tnroneh "a ~ the M Ouy Lice
ncscts including tne ist C0ns Inc ,e~
Double Or fH6 IVES tlus burden
will Pcr No y. r. ~ o'clock 2 u pf'c'y fof
SAN JUAN DEL NORlE. THURSDAY, Or ~ connectins
with the steamship sierra NV ADA & tuni
burden NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROi IT. having ont
ri lee Of afsp0rtafion lase gnsup LNd
nd Accommodation Fos nlrmioD OF age
AprlE Only CHARLLs MOAOAN AscAt 10 BOZ ns uleen
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TdIRD-CLAs5 PASSENGERS
Of hdciiss pas-BEsrs will be taken from Phil
.delThia and Liverpool and found 10 provisions
FROM Phi Is From liverpool ,.....FD
Celcaies passage will be issued here parties who fous
OF bringing their friends corresponding rates
A sxVerir surgeon will % earned each chip.
mall sigh. England
For feiehf or rassage apply 70 THOMAS RICHARDSON
No Broadway, ny. and No. Wllnuss Phi sdelphia.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

4 STATES MAIL STEAMERs-The Ships composing this line
the following
ATLANTIC Cart West. PACIFIC, Capt. I'VE.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce. BALTIC, Cspt. COnlstock.
ADRIATiC
These ships have been built by expressly for Government
Every has been In thr construction
their Engines strength and speed and taer sccommods
es for unegu.d for elegance comfort Price
OF from Newfork Liverpool hrsass cabin
exclusive
Liverpool 20 New York $50 and so An experienced
tached { each ship. No berth secured until
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NETWORK and ERIE RAlIhOAD.-PaseeLs<Y
~ ran. leave pier foot Of Oa.nest. - Oisss
DAY EMPRESS ss A v, for Osassf sd seHso
s.stols PASSENGERS rain VII re1en over nisa
Conias and proceeStae
ACCOMMODATION - u - p NJ ioi Oela-as sos al inter
NJ { axe GAi4o1s
WAY 3 P a. os Des-se ana al laferrssessss ssOas
NIGHT EMPRESS a. p NJ D2nkirk snt Sad.o
ENIGRANr A. Drzktrk SD al iaierrneAe sa,oos
On SundAys only one express .rHi. AZ q NJ -,
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago tc- snd eafAo vtA
fcl splendid Tor Cleveland saatesky foedo uetro1
and Chicaso CHARLES NlSoE SUPPLEMENTARY
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL. RIVER.
The splendid peror SAY STATE Capt Wa.
and EMPIRE STATE, Captain benjamin bytoa esve
Battery a p NJ both touching NewpVrt eseh SzS.
Boston 'orwsricd shrqosb 9TH eet ~
res rehI wN BORDEN Agent Sos 10 and n W
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY.- New.
~ York sousrvuie Esston srrsasements-Oa
Passenger rraas vii lssy. Per
Ysf ser SomeSyhs wsyl a. PM Leave Pahp.sursA s2ps
% Pastor Al 81 aid q NJ 81 y LeAve sonsrye Cssy,
A6s0 NJ Tbs line With trains BY the aslrosi
Cor rsuy. foot OF CouHlAudrst
se or Raskeurls &c om Souierve nF Peap.ek kes Ao.
Ficmirgtoc, SC hon EAsoa
Nifrslsrrs. neth'ehcm Alrrtown Nansh habs kc, de-
GEO "A PEjGAM Sapss .sfsaA.ut
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY foot of WhiteAail.t-
- ARRANGEMENTS YOR SEPrEN8E2.-kare a eea. To
OuARANTINE. STAPLErON. NANOEAblLr LANDING. %.
aud a. sent tho BoAIs vii leave every soor fuOxs
~ I've Srnsen IL nd. Leave Ne~Yort
F,em6AM 70 pm from 7 AN 70 SPIN
VII mai ION tie l. aud O'Clock fiTe 81 eects
Nht boat ou newborn l o'clock rae ~ eeats
iuciuisd. - -, -.
urtu r. Night boats O'CLOCK on 'As land 10 oseA
Ns.v RI
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For sALEsx Boiler, seccnd-nG M, lC coa w5rss
md Floo lom 70 g borse-p0"ei' - ~ 81 MURPHY
10 og l.rfg g.. Latt RIVER
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,.,rF BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYA

IN = - road
lir ~ hcsc ships " l uof be co NJ Die or Cola
Bullion Specie Jewcry. Precious SoL " l a-9s 5l Of
dus aye signed hcr,i ard the Alle thereof therein expressed
~ 49,. " - - p CrNARD vo RaH.ns Grsea.
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Al Toledo with rans Michigan SOahsm and Northern adans
ani through Chicago and tos
leland Railroad Illinois River forming Inc ~ n
Lou~
A. Beevse Mad River ard Lake bro Railroad Tor
sardn.kv civ springfield Dayton Cincinnati Indianapolis &c
A. Mansneid and Slndusky Railroad for
sendlv shelby Junction, Columbia Lanesgiie, Newark Nc
Of Cleveland Columbus and CINCINNATI
Ralro.d fer Columbus. iucinnati and way stations
vd ith fraius OF Lake shore RAILROAD for NewYork aud
Boston and Albany, and tor New YORK VA Oinkrf
v aims OF snd Pittsburgh Railroad for Pittsburgh Phil
adalpbia Baltimore and Washington City.
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FKANLIS HYDE AGENT No I5z solth-st
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT via

~ NEWJERSEY RAILROAD--U ). MAIL and EXPRESS
LINESGhrougn -Four HousLesve New YORK foot OF Court
lsndts, g. and A NJ and ~ and P NJ Leave Phad,L
phia II A. ~, via keusrngOn and NJ aud ~ and 81 NJ
foot Of "alnut Fare 81 81 50 for second class IN the NJ
Yok and and A. p NJ from Philadelphia rhroushck-
sold and and through baggage carried foI Baltimore
Norfolk aad Charleston in the and A. a. aud ~ and
T. ~ with trains behind
time Passenger. With the ferry IS minates before the
Fairsl
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CVEENEY's CELEBRATED HOT-AIR AMI VEN

- qIIAqING FURNACE. for hortiug Chlrchc Pubhc Build
pf, nd Dwelling Hous s-1io Ncwfork FURNACE Co. nav
ne fIel the entire rgh 10 manufacture AID 81 the above
The following stats, viz y VIE New
Yt except The COsn OF Nasea and Erc ant all the Eat Fn
ste receive and exccute od from portion
sf he aioyed named territory. NEW-YORK FURNACE CO.
y No .rnlg Ounu.,n Tie CITY UalI New YIrk
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vCis MEDICAL aud MECHANICO

~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No Il hsreersg N f-Sfof ne
tTeen of hronc and for the Application Of ms bcdy
Braces spnO Brace spinal Props Brace tas ~
GiTa HE Springs Travelling Comp tor the cure o. fo
cal PnmonsTg Digestive Spinal and fenae Comp
al M Pnr.s Dropping and Lsosuor also iof the support"
L...u a -lna On
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me sersgued hereby certify that sc have examined 10
.r5y sVi 70 MACIIt,E' and cie filJ fecOfaiasnd 'f
,asi5iv especially for The pecu'. 'ttcn nds -
eh original aud IL appearance Is Ike CO., n'sl perez
= stitching" We have th1ro ahy ts.@n 20
90 sfei that Che sc OF THE y me
e.,nesr ara fr1er tan can be made D. nana Meafe
ng This mach no g. our enfs tnl - ts0s
-. frd families generally thoughout the country
BOrGHTON & KNAPP Wholesale Dealers ~ IONS and Boy
gncIty0oD fOIs Merchant TaiIo No SO Broadway
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sALE-Toqether or separate, turning L6 9,.io
w -. be complete tao Carpeae Del-i i, en- to..
s,ore ,rd one Iron sie- ~ SWIFT Co,
sal vii Be colo chteI '' ~ No i5i s)atls- top room
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SrATEN IsLAND FERRY. loot Of wAiteAaIl.t--
. For Shrewsbury.
EKOM PECK-SLIP PIER

LONG Br.nch HlghSud Dock occsn house fon Wshiaran
Dock rs DECK Mitetosn tai .'d SN IleGew
splendid ALICE C. PkNf Na2 a. n haessft,, I'll
sav. Psok slip Haven Pcr East River daily oo~s
INV lnN sAxx
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~ CIFIC fails laHanuatory and Chronic
khct matism Neuralgia LumbRo. Tic DoOnreuk, Chldbsns
swtngs Cramps and Pans In the Limbs and All kinds OF spns
and Is ruises.
For Charles Rings Of John &C. sad Brcsds
Chss C. Suh No l26 Csnss Coddnsion NO 10 5ro.a-
way; Crumbie, No 5is B0wsy and No So2 brosfwsyJ
alaudan Condie No 100 sthay. and No 81 6lay- and hs
ays No rs Fult0nst Brooklyn Circulars with e,rtih-
from the h.ht authority the United states ess DO mad
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Il STATES NAIL LINZ i"l 49,
u NlA-REDUCTiON In PRICE or fA-rArr-L ,i,ed 49,
MAJ rrsh CCrrranr. connecting win -le tt'c Vi IN
Corr carrying hr F-est tna sai's i TOY -i'.l
an OREGON j Aspiuus and Panama ,-..L -
Tie S--tes M Steamship Company i-fsni - 'pl n.
ARRIVAL AsuAY, Oc - n o- ocS Z ~ foa
c. Wlrrcrs- n s-elEer GEORGE LAW Z t7-
70 ecurrc, P-rial win the Paciac NJ = ia4P
(ourua.-'. tras1cr WINFIELD SCOTT Lieut. bla1- y
IL.or.h Caou hy tk5s iasor-c SCAN can 10"
te FlTc.as che io-lsvilg veFs "" pI.--s' .,oo
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CTEAM and GAS PIPE--JOSEPH MASON, (of the
- sie Of wSworb Mason Gad) No 2 Broadway, mana
Wrought E Pipe steam Gas and Wa'er Valves Cocks
Ftn description Of steam aud Gas Work.. steam BOIL
Boiler Fuc Feed Pumps Coils aud Evaporato steam Nau-
Water Gauges aud other 50 Boiler aad Enigma
peudasst He variety Of steam and Hot
Hef end Ges k ina spafaus aud rcie - examples
n wofk La DrnTy section Of the
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,seo1a & sl.at.soasL fickct.........
~ 49,. -f.- "a r...1 LID aal llU

IL frru. Of The lilu the ot to PAS l-e no"
mad ir rart b. railroad tle "a I -- 10 ces 20 .sA i'
- c.nrof BE- fg.i ohe rolt- 90 lilriS foi
49, ,r-y fo g. A. NHIItET h. i the ohc- No AZ west,
-.
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EDW'D n. COLLINS Co. No s. wall-s, NY
BROWN. SMILEY 4 Co. Liverpool
JOHN AuNkOE 4 Co Roe NOrte Dame Victories
PARIS or. GEO II. DRAPER HAVE
The CT shps will accountable fo gold silver
bullion specie jeEei precious ualess bills OF
AduE ued therefor and value therein expressed
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NOR THE PII,Es.-DR. UPHAMs ELECTUARY

ian internal remedy certain cure tor ths eoe
pAnt Fr some Of the astonishing cures on record see
M 10 Be- had gratis OF the Proprietor a. hs Meds
eortaton snd advise In all dseDsl No s nns % ov "on'
Bowery between B0wery and broadway
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1870 NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE Be
CeIe1s TWEEN NEW.YORK end NIAOARA FALLS

CANANDAlGUA and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD OPEN
q the FALLS . A.,
Expr,ss Trains leave ths Falls SIS and ~ Nall
Train lesges al 1880 A. NJ 800 a.,
Express Trains leave CanandAigas ct $50 A ~ sad N
Mail Train leaves Canandaa 22o Nall CONNECTING VIII TX
press Mail the sewYOrk and Enc and
Railroads and With Trains the NewYork Central
Railroad II Batavia ard CsnsndaiEua
Through Tickets be had the Oces OF the company
Falls and CanAndagua and at the Offices o. the go
Erie Railroad Company the foot OF Duane ana co"et Ivy
&c. sud Broadway, New-York M
NB-Baggsge checked through No eaarge Sr nAndnns L.,
superineneerts oaee ara f. Csnand',sss VIZ VIZ
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SHIP s nj sailing heir fagorie siea-- p =. .o' -
CITY Or GLASGOW $40 Nulian
CRY OF MANCHESTER pt. Robert Loi oh
CITY or hILADFLPHfA. 2 30 iuns new -n9l
CITY or BALTIMORE. 2A0 tuns, new sllpt
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1,rr.M nrTWEFN NFW-YORK anl GLASGOW

ti.s-~p ard Ns ye-k Steamship C0npaays powerful
~, r--.rfhr GLASGOW $40 loss cover too'i
GAG Cornmarcr VI sell ron Newton toT 1i--o| OF
sATTrEp \. 81 NoVt Ila at j. l'c.ock noc2
F1 C.tia fslecn S-lto kolrlsl
Fir (Aislls safe k10Ls -
Seflrd
.fr1f Cd. see .s
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CO efsy thai ihy are PsPA 20 ~
EKrres Ert-h: P.ckazes f0n NE l0tk - - ,>o-
LCNboA saa al Par q ESGLASD - ~ ~ 5r-Sj
LAND tssef week HAVRE. paris s1A ' u
FRANKFORT or. 81 The ErROf. y 81
Week To MELBOURNE PORE .ntLi- -,--iv
ard AZ q Al STRALiA ykN Dim ~ - 30
dTALAHD. B. every T-s-,l h-1c- lam r. t- ~ 80
Isce. and q CANTON. HON0-NOStT 81 j. - -
CT TIA. MADRAS BOMBAY an ol-f r--'s " So -
F. two 40 ofofA~Af
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CTONINGTON LINE, Tor BUoIUN, FRUFI-
- nS.,1v SsxV gEDFORD and TAUNTON nlsnd Route
sost chsnse Of 4ssnr9n earTy2z ne Et1tsrn Mall
VASDERBILI, Capt Joel c50ne AMI COHhON
d5 49, obu q Bo~rs the AID
I'd boston PEDytsnee Railroads ees1z Ssx York
$3.50. exc@ptee fr0n Pier No y r. iFs. wharf above
A. Seoek N and stonnron a. Oeoex NJ
- - .r1vs ofthe Aa train which leaves Boson P
s for s-rengra ssfsry speed comfort
80 sl~x.nre The officers experienced and attentive
b uu Of superior other Beng
.tr direct TIE mp pesz1y add sKpediolsiy
perfoTned lille LNss rely reaching heir des
Iron acr7uce hoe either o. the ro1tas
ne COMAODDkE fran .seE- Ysk-Aontay Wednesday and
FrisT From z1lrrestay THURSDAY s1d 3l-lrdsy
The c FAaDE RbiLT E0a Sa TorEiuesizy Th1rsay ard
s-turty it11inrou-Mllcsg We4nesiay al f1-J.
B-Psaslgrs arriving proceed imusilately
Boa rrtn Providence, B91 Iaul01 ard Hs~5e4
f.rd 1ccarrlodzs1 rlrs 1r1 81 ninztlr ~ ,
BtEELzeA Accom- the and tram ihrygga each
fr ,qage tosa .tst--rous ofrsEt a7pat % nay e nal.
q. rlr 80 . g. e. G. be 5a.,e No - Bi.lerJ y-Les
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Ia htN'i WM TRAP 8 Co. FA'-N'''' '-
49, v,y.Yors NafeA ie ls1 c,-.,i p.'ses
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GIVING MACHINES To TAlLOk2,, laII l-SSds
- 'eee.tc cbe AVERY SEWING MAO hI ms s
,s5 oo.on the besr sud strongest sien o. s 5one bv
wJs,,d Sc .anss-r the mot go ltite ln-t I- ~
49, -. " u rot rp neither viii faye OF Dl ~
- NV b. takeu out b. dsgn bnt oiJ a.. ~ he mt
w. 49, a-nr-. d. cl-----lu Nv
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CAMDEN ard AMBOY RAILROAD TO fHlLA-
ODkLPhIA-Frum Pier North kiyet toot OF
TO ~. daily Al 10 n and P Accommodation Li1o
by steauboa TRENTON % south Anooy s1inSs ~ a..
po-dssoxr sd STOCKTON 70 F1isae prrs -
81 Erpr s. Line P NJ By steaHs9G JohS ~ t ss
AnboV theue. ct to Camden By cars Throgss 1 "
a. Rstsru "a leave Philadelphia AZ 10 A N ana r ~
CIXTY MILES DISTANCE sAg W CsI1c, Sd
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NICiIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE earyins me ,ss
Throu.h Chicago and u Lo2
800 Essosb4 Sni ali pos Lake hchisHa-rhr'ssh rom
Lueso TO Mousoe "a hO1n without iA1diHs ,h. la.
49, folgaiuz mExnlcent and lneqEasd 9tS-lA0'' WIZ
between Buffalo and Monroe -, -. a.Eo NOV
EMPIRE STATE, J. wilson eoinh-@A1S' ''-'e' "-
d. VS. and THURSDAYS t..vs.
sOTTHERS MICHIGAN A ID FsrflAs' eO'nAA--~1' ~
Dsf.I - TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
NORTHERN INDIANA r. Pheat eD4na1oSi o~'''N@
W'rpSEsDATS snd SATURDAYS II, ,o-hf.., south.
.prudd vii leave the
,i-o~4 Inc dock o'clock every GAY exc ~ I
nd rr directly through Monroe without i.aaias 49,
- - LhSripz Exrr-ss Tram viii b. N paio3 = .-t,.
s.rs Srec 70 Chicago hours; arriving n-Hi evening ~
El1lo. ,-sreion vvf.h this
line fsrmns the only ecnt'os'ss no' '' A~'-
Illinois River. "A B1f.lo nd
~ 49, fsrsa Buffalo, b. the Inc ~ '0~
Railroad Albany and o1nAo spPy 20
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Nsm-t)ork Business Direetorn.

rV,HE following LIST Of BUSINESS FIRMS are
i .n,enr the BEST and MOST RELIABLE IN the CITY Of
KEW.YCkK -,, -
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spread far and wide. Not single par.
ticle Of it has fallen out, but the cracks
radiating from the center with wonder
ful regularity are so numerous, that tho
pane presents disappearance Of agigan.
tic cobweb. Seen from the interior of
the shop by gsslgh,, it reflects the pris.
matte colors with extraordinary brillish'
cy, and may be comparable peacock
tail.
A speculator has offered the eaosmous
sum Of four thousand francs for the pur.
chase Of the fragile property, and the
offer has been refused. N. Moliers cal
culates that he shall receive that enor.
nous sum in francs from the Pasisians
alone, and afterwards the pane may be
removed Ia its iron frame and carried
round the provinces.
THIS event has made more sensation
thaa any other that has occurred IN Paris
since New Years day. The excitement
is on the increase. Crowds too poor 10
pay the admission money, stand sbou,
the house to talk over the story, and
mathematical students in the Quartz,
Latin are working problems, 10 the con
ident hope Of finding out how 10 crack
anothev window in the same way.
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THE BROKEN PANE.

A question now universally asked in
every society in Paris is, Have you
seen the broken Window
THIS refers to an accident Of a very
extraordinary nature, followed, howev.
er, by very improbable result, which
occurred a few days since in the rue de
la Bmise. NJ. Moliere, a shoemaker
in that street, has had fortune 'ihrust
upon him bya cart knocking against
lis sllap window. Rather iSte stnigit
a horse backed a cart against the iron
shutters Of his shop-fron, with such force
that pane Of plate glass Immediately
behind the part struck was cracked in.
10 thousands Of spliniers. NJ. Moliere',
first care was to secure the address o.
the ownel Of the horse and cart, and il
the morning he was about 10 send for /
glazirr, whose bill he would have char
ged 10 'he person responsible for til,
trespass upon hisproper,y; but his win
dow was cracked in such a manner N
NO window evcrwss before, and NJ. Mo
Iirre observed that every passer.by il
the street stopped 10 hook a.'it end ex
claimed, chow cnrious' SHow extra
ordinary l5
4 During the whole dsya crowd We
collected in front Of 'hs house. II the
occurred TO NJ. Molierc that since hi
broken window appe'red topossess sue
attraction for the public,it might az
! sWpr tonakeElle public pnyfor ihe grg
|tiicstian.dfs fslItircuriosiiy. According
,EEae put up Ids outside shutter aud cha
lgca one franc q head for admiItance
llis shop. Visitors hocked 10 the exl'
'bitiOn, snd in 4 FEW hours the fame Of
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UT The road to ruin is through the
gate Of wrong. He who cheats has Ia.
ken the first step towards litigation and
poverty, bsil-bonds and broken bree.
clles. God has so ordered matters tia,
the only things that produce lasting be-
neii's are honesty and right. Out Of a
dozen well-to-do scamps that we knew
FIVE years ago, ten have run away, while
the other two act as orderly sergesnis
10 swill wagon.
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NEW LUMBER YARD.

gIvHE undersigned respectfully begs leave to
L inform his friends aud the public generally,
that he has on hands large lot OF lumber OF all
kinds, and that he has opened Carpenters shop
in Ihe honse formerly known a. the California
House, and directly opposite 10 the store Of Don
Jesus Lpya, where he is prepared to DO every des'
cr,pllon Of carpenters work in workn mike
manner and upon very low terms. lie Particularly
erouests his old friends 10 give him tri !.
1,fsf r.Y fIa JAMES SULLIVAN.
Santa Fe, April 10th lS5S-SmIs