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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-09

MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY

THE cost of Insurance on the mutual plan is
but a small sum-, compared with a joint stock
Company. This Company being located in the
Western part of the State, consequently much
the larger portion of the risks arc in the West,
very many of which are in the country.
The Company is entirely free from debt; have
made no assessments, and have a very large
amount in Cash and good bonds, and is there
fore confidently recommended to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Of
fcers, were elected for the ensuing year:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
s.. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
G. p. MENDENHALL, AHo1ney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y. DC Treasurer.
PETER ADAMS. Sec'y.
WIN. II. CUMMING, General Agent.
June Ii. 1858. l5-Iv
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JOHNSON'S HOTEL,
LincOlntOn, N. c.
ST 7 Z a o ? . 81 {

9TInn OPP 3 81 .
T I having been reported to some extent in the
surrounding counties, that the above establish
ment is closed (and no doubt by some designing
character the subscriber, therefore, takes this meth
oil of informing the community at large, that the
origin Of said report is false.
Thankful therefore, for past favors, with an ex-
perieuce Of some twelve years in the business, he still
solicits a share of patronage. Having lately re.
fitted and improved said establishment, he feels as
sured that his guests shall not leave dissatisfied.
T.. j. JOHNSON.
Lineolnton, dug. 20, 1853. 5i-6u
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BurnSViIIc High School
Rev. S. D. ADAMS, PRESIDENT.

Rev. S. d. ADAMS, PRESIDENT.
TNHE Fourth Session of this Institution will CON-
mence on the 18th Of November next.
There are in thi School a Male and Female De-
partmcnt; which though both under the supervis-
ion of Mr.. Adams, will be kept entirely separate,
reciting in separate buildings. Mr.. Adams will be
aided by a sufficient number of competent Assis-
tants. The course OF instruction will be thorough
and critical. Burnsviile High School now offers to
its patrons the means of acquiring Il thorough COL
tegiate Education. The most modern and approved
TEXT Books Wiiibe used in all the various Branches.
A mild, yet strict, discipline will be faithfully adj
ministered. A strict watch viii be kept over the
morals Of the students. No drunkenness, profani-
ty, gambling or such like, will in any case be toll
Grated.
Defamation and Composition will be especially
attended to throughout the session.
The young ladies, excepting those who have near
relations living in the town, will be required to
board anywhere they may choose, the above board
ding house excepted. The price Of boarding will
be 81 80 per week, ererythi"g found.
Tuition per Session Of Flee months:
Primary Department, S 5 90
Academic Department, 10 90
Collegiate Department, Is 90
Contingent Fee, so
Mr.. Adams has procured for the use of the
School an excellent Panetarium and Tilluriutn, for
illustrating the subject of Astronomy also q good
Chemical and Philosophical Aparatus.
The tuition will be required to be settled ia ad-
rance, either by note or cash.
huntsville is situated in the most romantic, in.
teresting and healthy region this side Of heaven F.;
and we know Rotwlere an education can be obtain
cd under more fav0roble circumstances, than in this
same quiet village. N. p. PENLAND,
President Of Board of Trustees.
J. 3. WOODEN, Secretary.
huntsville, September 18th, 1858. 8
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Fall Trade, 1853.

II F. PEsCUD, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
. in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfumeyy,
Cigars, de-, is snow receiving the LARGEST and MOST
COMMANDING stock, that he has ever offered to the
trade, which viii be sold on as reasonable terms as
can be obtained at any similar establishment in the
South. Physicians and Dealers are cordially in
vited to examine the quality and prices Of my ar
ticles before buying elsewhere.
Mr.. Peseud takes this occasion to thank those
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Contractors
who have encouraged his efforts to build up a
Wholesale Drug business at Raleigh, and hopes the
time is rapidly approaching when it will be a rare
occurrence for Dealers to send North for supplies in
hisline.
PEscuB. Raleigh, if you want them filed promptly,
neatly packed. and forwarded With dispatch, upon
terns r1is1 riU gire satisfaction.
P. T. PESCUD.
September, 20, 1858. a
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NTANUFACTURTNG DEPARTMENT! The
w Subscriber would respectfully inform his old
customers and the community at large, that his
Manufacturing Department is still in full blast
supplied with the very best Workmen, and a plen-
tiful stock of No. l Lemoine Caif-Skins, as well Il:
every thing else requisite to make the finest Boots
Shoes, &C., that can be made, and wilh~arrant hi
work not to be surpassed any where.
10 Repairing strictly attended to.
Gail at the Sign Of the
MAMMOTH BOOT,
Fayetteville Street
Rnleieh. Sent. 23. 1859. A.
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DR. YIN. G. HANCOCK, Recently of Harreils-
vile, Hertford County, having removed to
Gainesville, to follow his profession, and having had
much experience in the practice of diseases Incl
dent to this climate, respectfully offers his medical
services to It's citizens and the public generally
Office at the Tavern Of J. Booth, Esq.
Oct. Is, 1858. I'm
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~LADIES.QRESS 0

competition
LADIES' PRESS GOODS.
Heavy Rich Plaid silks Heavy Brocade Silks;
Heavy Plain Silks Black and Blue Water
ed Silks; Black Gro de Rhine silks; French
De Lanes, Plain ana Figured French Cash
mere, Plain and Figured Plaid Raw Silks;
French and English Merinos; 50 pieces cheap
DeLane.
Ribbons! RIBBONS! !Rich Bonnet, Neck,
Pafeta aua Sash Ribbons.
MANTiLLAS.-Silk Velvet, with heavy
Fringe, Plain and Watered with heavy Fringe.
Ladies Pain and End Handkc'fs. Chem
izetts, Pointed Colars and Undersleeves.
DRESS TRIMMlNGS-Plain and Pointed
Velvets; Black and Colored Fringes; Ribbons
and Gimp Trimmings; Black Silk and Worsted
Braids.
GL0EES.-Ladies Kid Gloves; GentIemen's
Gloves: Black and Colored dc Lille Thread
and Burlin Gloves.
BONNETS BONNETS!!-Silk and Satin
Bonnets, all celors; White and Colored Straw
Lace, all colorF.
MEMS WEAR.
Black French Cloths Black French Doeskin
Cashmere +; FaaeE Cashmere Plain aud PlaiC
Satinett5 Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds Blacl
Satin Yestings Fancy Silk Festings.
HATS AND CAPS-75 doz. Hats and Caps
VI be9t HidAt, coHlfI4SLuS every atSlts qudL
ity and price.
Bed Tick, Marlborough Stripes and Plaids
Striped and plaid Linseys, Bleach@d and Brow
Sheeting and Domestic Heavy No, /, Osnaburgs
(cheap.) Cola. Cambries, Irish Linen, Whit
and Colored Flannels, SILK Warp DO. and Bp.
Alapac2s.
BLANKETS AND KERsEYS.-Best Cabl
Warp Georgia Kerscys; Heavy Plain Georgi
Kerseys; White and Colored Blankets, yer
heavy; Bed Blankets very heavy.
LADIES' SHOES --Robinson's French Gal
ers, welt foxed Robinson's Good Boots d
Kid Buskins and flies; Do. Goat Buskins al
Ties; Do. Misses Boots.
BOOTS AND SElOES.-Ueavy Waterloo
Boots Common Water Proof Boots Mer
Calf Shoes No. |, Double Sole Brogans; Boy
Double Sole Brogans; Women's Boots; Mise
and Children's Shoes Youth and Boys Boo
Mems and Ladies' Over Shoes.
J. MILES d SONS Imitation Stitch G.
Boots, in store. EANS & COOKE.
Raleigh, September y. 3
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12-Gy.z 6 DAnVIN9
BUSINESS HALL, NO. l..
lLArE RICHARD SMITH CORNER


(LATE RICHARD SMITH CoRNER9
4RAVEr received in part, and are still receiving
III and opening their entire purchase Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, which they can without
BoAsrING.' confidently recommend to their
friends and customers.
Believing that our Goods will speak for them
selves, withoutthe aid of any other assistance but
the SUN LIGHT. both as to price and quail
ty, they only ask their friends to give them a
call or an opportunity to enterthe list Of COM
ETrnoN,' being modest and therefore not wish
ne to go too far AHEAD in that line.
Their stock consists in part, as follows
Ladies' Dress Goods, of every description,
Gentlemen's and Boys wear-a great variety,
Bonnets, Ribbons, nc.
Prints--a good assortment,
Worsted Goods--a large stock,
DomAstics, Blankets and Kerseys,
Hats, Caps and Shoes, a great variety,
Glass, China and Earthern ware,
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, &c,
Cutlery and Hardware Of every description,
a larger stock than is usually kept in any retail
establishment.
Also, a very large stock of Iron, assorted---a,l
of which can and viii be sold very low.
October IL, 1853. 6-8w
TEE UNION STEAM SHIP COMFY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
LIZ NEW ARRANGEMENT. %9a
This Company is now running regularly the
three superior Steam Ships
a City OF Richmond, Capt. Mitchell.
T Pennsylvania, Capt. Baymore.
Virginia, Capt. Teal.
! And one Of these splendid steamers wall leave
Richmond aud CIty Point, every Monday and
q Friday, and Norfolk every Tuesdsy and Satur-
! day, for Philadelphia.
d Returning, leave Philadelphia every Wednes-
: day and Saturday, at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
d Shippers by tins Line may rely upon low
freights and quick dispatch.
Passengers will find every attention paid Il
their comfort, and meet accommodations unsar
passed by any otherroute.
Passengers from Richmond and Petersburg SIS
and from Norfolk So, meals included.
z CROBERT RANKIN, Richmond,
{ 5 ROWLETT, HARDY & Co. Petersburg
THOS. p. CROWELL, Norfolk.
LEVI ELDRIDGE, General Agent,
North wharves, Philadelphia
5 Passengers and Freight for Philadelphia, vi
to Petersburg, must be at the Depot Of the Appo
mattox Rail Road Company, by 10 O'Clock, a
m, on the days 0 fsaiIing.
R0WLETT, HARDY eco.
Petersburg, April Il, 1858. 12-
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ANl!212IYAN EOE-E-10
CHARLOTTE, II. G..
BY BETHUNl

BY ALEXANDER BETHUNE.
"a IN Offering nv services to the travel
H==oo ing public as the proprietor of the Amer
AA4 lean Hotel, | will refrain from all anne
cessary boasting, but will assure those who STOP
with me, that nothing which personal efforts OF
NY part can accomplish to contribute to theil
comfort viii be left undone. The building.
have all been thoroughly repaired and furnish
ed with entirely new furniture.
1t is situated within about three hundred
yards of the Depot. The Stage Office is kept a
this Hotel. The Northern Stage arrives anl
departs daily, the Western Sage tri-weekly.-
Being Agent at this place, travellers passing vii
receive all the attention that l am able to be
stow. My motto isl study to please"
a. BETHUEE.
II 1o5o q 20 "a.
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SKY LIGHT!"

EV N S s OOOAA9
No. 20, CHEAP PLACE,
Have received their entire Fall purchase of
Goods, which are now open for inspection.
We deem 1t unnecessary TO speak OF their
eheaPness, Us tits perfectly understood by ALL
that Evans 4 Cooke believe in quick safes and
short profits, and, as usual, are ahead of all
competition.
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North Carolina Mutual

1SUIJn Oul UIliu u1uttiUl
g51}3 Ilt94t3A LANCE gD7B
MA8B14Eso 81 Ga
THIS Company continues to insure the live
l. ofall healthy White persons aud Slaves.
The greatest risk taken on asingie fife is IS
00C. Slaves are insured for a tenn CT one to
five Yeas for 2-3ds their value.
OFFICERS.
Dr.Chas. E Johnson President,
VIM. D. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. H. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
DR.. w. H. Mckee, Examining Physician
J. Hersman, General agent.
All lossesa are paid within 90daysafter salts
factory proof is presented.
Blanks and pamphlets, showing the plan Of
operation o1the Company may be had on appll
cation atthe Office, OF any OF the Agencies
All Ietters on business should be addressed to
JAMES F.. JORDAN,
Secretary.
May g., 1851. 3S-tf
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DR.. strong's Compound Sanative Pills.

F9HESE Pills are entirely Vegetable. and are
Z a most superior Medicine in tie cure of all
Bilious Complaints, Chllls and Fever, Dysrep-
sia, Costiveness, Liver Complaint, JaundIce,
SICK Headache, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, FeveIs
OF all kinds, Loss Of Appetite, Distracted and
painful Menstrlation and ali lingering diseases.
As a Female Medicine they act like a charm,
and when taken according to the directions,
they never fail to cure the worst cases Of Piles,
after all other remedies fail.
They putty the blood, equalize the circula.
ton, restore the Liver, kidneys, ard other Sc
cretory OIglnst to a healthy tone and action; aud
as an Ambitions Family Medicine they have
no equal. Price % cents per box.
ALSO, DR. Strong's PeotoraI Stomach
Pills.-A remedy Tor Coughs, Colds, Calarrh,
Bronchitis, Group, WIIoopIug Cough, Asthma,
Consume ton, Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia,
CostIveness, Eryslpeias, Diseases OF The Heart,
inflammation and Pain in the Chest, Back and
Side, and all diseases arising from a deranged
state OF the Stomach, and TO relieve the distress
and bad feeling from eating 100 hearty food,
in weak aud dyspeptic habits.
Warranted to be purely Vegetable.
These Pills act as an EXpectoranr, Tonic, and
Aperient. One . cent box possessest three times
more power to cure than 40 ne dollar boule Of
any OF the Syrups, BaIsams, or Sarsaparilla:
That was ever made, aud a simple trial Of ONLY
one box wall prove this important truth.
They promote ExpectoraIion Loosen tile Phlegn
ami Clear The Lungs and other Sccreiory Organs
Of all morbid matter, and there IS not anolhel
remedy IA tue whole Materia Medica capable 0
importing such healing properties 10 tic Lungt
ahd VITAL Organs as tuese Pills. TLey cure
Costiveuess, produce "A good regular Appetite
and strengthen he System.
Price . cents per box, containing 25 doses
Medicine.
Gallon the Ageais who sell the Pills, and &c
tile Planters .aInanac gratls, giving full partieu
lars and certificate les Of cures.
Bot, kinds Of the above named Pills are f.
SAFE in Raleigh by WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD, vii
also keep q supply OF Dr.. Spencer's Yegetab.
Pills, ana Dr. Hati's celebrated Pills, which SO
The ChlIls and Fever the first day and DO not s3cke
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VIENRY PORTER would respectfully announce
III A to the ladies and gentlemen Of Raleigh and
the surrounding country, that he has just retained
from the Northern Markets and is now receiving
his FALL STOCK, which embraces nearly every
article usually found in a Boot and Shoe Store.
The following comprises a list of Goods constant
y kept on hand
AIDES Black, Bronze, Blue, Green and Light
Colored Whole Caters,
do Ditto, Half do
do White Kid do
do Black Prunella Buskins,
do do Thick and Thin Soled Morocco
Bootecs,
do Bronze ditto, ditto.
do Black and Fancy Colored Jenny Linds.
do do Thick and Thin Soled Kid and
Morocco Buskins,
do Bronze ditto, ditto,
do Black and Bronze Plain Morocco Slip'rs,
do Ditto, Imperial, n Fancy article,
do Embroidered Cloth Slippers,
do White Kid do
good assortment Of Kisses Ga:ters, Bootees, Slip
per', and a rariety Of G2@ren's and hgtants'
AShocs.
GENTS Fine Calf Stitched and Pegged Boots,
do Calf and Kip Sewed I'D Pegged do
do P. L. Cloth and Morocco top Congress;
Caters,
do Fine Calf Stitched Bootees,
do Palo Alto Shoes,
do Goat Bootces,
do Goat and Cloth Slippers,
BOYS Calf and Kip Boots,
do do Shoes,
YOUTHS do Boots,
do do Shoes,
Also, u good assortment of Plain and Fame
Trunks, Valises, Bonnet boxes, Carpet-bags, Satcf
els, Kits, Finding, Lasts, &C., always kept on han(
TOTHE TRADE.-To his old customers he re
l. turns his sincere thanks, aud hopes by the il
ddcomeuts here offered, to retain their patronag
and also secure the patronage Of ali who desire goo
work and good materials. Small profits and quil
sales,"i is my motto.
HENRY P0RTER, #
Sign Of the BIC BooT."
Fayetteville Street.
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TNLESH Gloves and Brushes. For producing a
healthy action Of the system. For sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
August 10th, 1853. 81
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NOV s..
PGEpog G9aEfga,
FOR THE SPIRIT OF TIE AGE.


To my Sister Sallie,
oS HEn sIxrEESTu BrRrHDAY.
JOY be to thee, Sister,
And smiles this day attend
Happiness e'er wait on thee,
And prove thy constant friend.
Sister. It's meet to hook above,
And thank q faithful God,
For his projecting care and love,
Aud all his grace bestow'd.
lie teuderly did love thee,
When swectly thou didst rest +;
M care to disturb thee,
On thy fond mothers breast.
And when thy heart elate.
Dids't gully smile with JOY,
We hest the happy state,
Unmingpd with alloy.
Then 10 Him, OF devote
Your Youthful years alone,
Anl gratefully return
The love he's kindly shown.
Bla.t, Ger, be each birthday,
Thy life q bright serene,
No cloud 10 mar It's beauty,
Or grief the fairy scene.
With some loy'd companion,
May you pass your peaceful days,
And daily to Heaven
Your hoart in homage raise.
No fAirost scene Of Nature,
To mo seemed half SO sweet,
As zach expected birthday
Ny longing heart shall greet.
Then Joy to thee, Sister,
Aad smiles this day attend;
III lppiness o'or wait on thee
And prove thy constant friend.
Rlleiga, Nov. lst, 1853. j. w. Jr.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS 1.-THE SUBSCRI-
beers offer their entire stock of Goods for sale
at reduced prices for cash or credit to p~unctual
customers, in view of O change of the firm the first
Of January, when Mr.. Selby will retire from che
business. We are DESTROYS of reducing the stock
as low as we can. Many articles will be sold fol
cost, and some below cost.
SELBY & MURRAY.
Oct. II, 1853. =
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REMOVAL.
Totho Merchants Of Virginia and North Carolina
JOHN w. RICE g. BROTHER,

JUHN W. NICE q bHUIHENJ
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
TTAyE moved from No. 9, BollingbroOk street. to
their New Store, No. 2, PowGlPs Row, Walnut
street. n few doors above Powell's Hotel, Peters
burg, Va. where they viii be pleased to see their
old friends and patrons, together with all merchants
visiting the city.
They are now receiving their Fall Supply, which
will be large, well selected and complete about thu
LIST Of September. They respectfully solicita call
feeling confident that they can offer Goods on term
that cannot fail to please. SIT
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Bakery and Confectionery,

Agricultural Implement Manufacturer
Norfolk, Va, September, 1853. 2
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Marine Affairs.

IHs PASSAGE OF TINE PAcUIcThe introduc lion TO the
foreign news, in yesterdays paper Inadvertently nsds
the arrival OF the steamship Pacific DAY too long by
ssJ ing tnas shs Irrred yesterday instead Of on Sat-
urday she left tie rock light at Liverpool ON the 18th
Dec, AZ n and arrived ct the light ship below this
post .. p the sIst Dec where she was detained
by the fox until A. NJ. next day (Jan. y, when the
weather stn continuing thick she steamed slowly up to
her do h, where she arrived atlP.M
ARnIgAI % Cana OlirFERs-rbe clipper ships Hon
qua Capt hkenzs fr m Shanghai Sept IL and the Sea
SERPENT Capt. Rowland from Canton, Oct 4, arrived
yesterday morning. the former In 10. days the latter
in &c days. The Ssa Serpent reports Der day of
railing having anticipated tho usual mail by say Of Nag.
land She has been absent from NsS York under four
months, duiipg which she made tho passage hence to
San Frsncisco thence China and home Both vessels
Lave made remarkably good passages.
TIE PAssAeKs THE CuNAnD STEAMERS In the list d.
passages Of the steamers published in the Herald lat
inst two occurred in tho trips OF the Asia Her
.sst westward trip stated to have been made in II
days 1915 hours instead OF IL days 1ei hours making
the average Tor the eleven months ~ days hours 40
minutes, instead OF IL 10 49, as printed Her east
ward passage terminating the 9th April done in
IL fnot III days 20 hours and making those average
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-04

Our NEW STATE GOVERNMENT The new de-
mocratic regime to which the destnes of this State
have been confded for the next two years, has now
assumed the responsibilities of its station, and will
initiate its legislative career this morning, at
Albany. 1t supplants the whig government, which
has held the reins for the last term, and great i'm
proyement is with some reason anticipated from
the change. democratic Governor and House Of
Assembly is substituted by popular vote, in lieu of
the wings who ruled the rooss in part for the past
year. And it now remains to be seen whether tne
present regime will show itself more deserving Of
popular favor than its predecessor. Fer ourselves
We will Lot venture on any prediction, ba. only
promise to watch and Pray.
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CITY IntclliRence.

THE LATE COLLISION UPON THE HARLEM RAILROAD
INQUEST UPON THE BODY OF JAMES HEARsE
Coroner Hilton held inquest yesterday afternoon
the City Hospital, upon the body of James Hearne,
beakman Of the Albany express train who died il that
nsttution from the injuries which he received by
the unfortunate collision which took place Morris.
snis, New Years morning reported In paper Of
the Jury
George r. John, W r. Tley,
Perry Bradley, John w. Cornell,
Isaac p Fcrt g. j. Smith
Mr. sloat superintendent Of the Harlem Railroad at
tended behalf of the company, whilst the interests Of
the other line watched over by Mr.. Burroughs.
John j. Campbell the wounded engineer OF The Port
Chester train present. and bis testimony sloos
the only feature introduced into the case 70 alter
ts complexion from that presented before Coroner JOAN
ston In Westcbeser county Tho body Of the deceased
was ide ptiatd W his wife, Nary Hearnc.
NJ. Barton Mr. Drake, Thomas Kelly switch
man at Iorrisapis, and James Mckay, sritohnan at
wilamsbriegs all gave testimony exactly similar to
that recorded In Mr. Mipgs The last named Wit
positive that the danger signals (red lights
we're duly displayed to warn the approaching train Of
another being ahead.
ysremish Relly being duly sworn. deposed Il reside
at Thirty and Fourth avenue In New York
am an engineer upon the Harlem Railroad, was run.
niog the Albany freight train OF last Friday,
tot charge tho tain at Merton; the train arrived
at Nl-rton ~ quarter to two o'clock last saturday
morning foud have Cd az eeyerteen mtuutes
past eleven Friday night the ucton Is TO run tho
trsip at rste Of fifteen mes an hour rem II gceater
speed 70 neke sp the lost time ran a. the rate OF
twenty miles hour; wb took charge OF tho train
IL hsufs anc quarter behind time; this time
lost upon the Western Railroad before tok charge;
the YVES Raircad Company u separate IRON mo IL
lem Company; | arrived AZ Morrisania At aboct ton
minu'et siy ocirok last Saturday morning; 1t
Vart II my our, to have a time table TO know par
secular trains msy pa'a or arrive at certais points;
I had time table Of the Harlem road but did not
haso one of the New Uavcn road I ought To
have II but do not consider II my duty to
sury Tor one IL l. the doy q that company TO furnish
the tcrrs o. The Harlem Railroad uth the officers
II lie Rarlem line do not give table 70 thosc the
New Uaven Vpe 'he tram vas On had jEst started
.u.. tlf-o ~ rlaoe: hsd stepped % have The
.s#.NMTs .Dtuve# 49, n r. n" usual signal 10 The
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Mails for Europe.

rEE KEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The ounare steamship Canada, Captain Lang will
assye Beston, ss to for Halifax and Liver
pool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF
ne EEw YoRK HERALD viii be received at the tolie wing
places In Europe
e. Sanford & Co., London
william Thomas Co., IS and Fl Catherine street.
livingston, Tells Co. Paris.
3. II Revolt, Il Rue de Ia BApque.
The European mails will close, in this city add
fAyse o'clock this afternoon. The WExxLY HESAup Eiu
Do puhished IA. half past nine o'clock this morning.
ergle sopies, N wrappers sixpence.