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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-23

ceeded in carrying the bill by triumphant
majority through the senate 1t was SEN
ator's Dodge and Jones. Who opposed the
passage of that odious and infamous 'sBen-
net Land Bill virtually proposing to sell out
the West, hook and line, bob and sinker, to the
land sharks and money jobbers Of the East 1t
was Senator's Dodge and Jones. Who stood
conspicuous on the floor Of the Senate defead-
ing the Union and Compromise, against the fierce
assaults Of Abolitionists and Secessionists II
was Senator Dodge. Who has for years siren
uously advocated the passage of "Homestead
Exemption law, by which the poor and the un-
fortunate of the country, might be aided in the
procuring OF home and protected in the enjoy
ment of il. Senator Dodge. Let the hard
listed ard hard working yeomanry ofthe country
remember this. Who has from his earliest
maturity into manhood, uniformly given evi
dences of his devotion to the interests of the
poor and his settled opposition to monopolists
and spectators, seeking TO Cypress and trampIe
them under foot2 Senator Dodge. From the
DAYS of 1888, when he officaied in the Office Of
Register of public lands at Burlington, and
saved the homestead of many poor man from
being swallowed up by the greedy mao OF the
Spectator, to the present period, no single act
of his can be sighted, to prove, that he has not
uniformly been the devoted champion of the
poor man and the prompt and fearless antagon-
st Of the money jobber and Spectator. Reared
in the West and in the mining District OF Wis
consin, where il was necessary to Frequently
shoulder the musket as a volunteer, to defend
the women and CHI ildren from the tomahawk and
scalping knife of the savage, and where at that
early period, no opportunities for acquiring an
education existed, Senator Dodge is entitled to
. II praise as man, for the exertions ne put
forth after arriving at years OF maturity and the
intelligence and reputation -he has acquired
under the difficult aud trying circumstances IN
which he was in early life unavoidably placed
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-23
NEW YORK ELECTION.

The Davenport Gazette in speaking OF the
New York election says:
"The high handed course pursued by the
President, in the removal of Judge Bronson as
Collector, divided the party in the State of New
ork, and arrayed large number of those who
had been lis most active supporters, against the
Administration"
1t is unfortunate for the writer Of the above,
that the party in New York was divided, with
two tickets in the field. long before Judge Bron
son declared himself in published letter mimi
cal to the administration, or the Secretary of the
Treasury thought of removing him.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-23

Oct 3O-Fye musk oxen shot upon Prince
Albert's Land which terminated our operations
for 1850"
On the 18th of July, 1851, the ice opened,
and the existence of the north west passage be-
ing asce rtained, Capt Mcclure endeavored TO
reach Barrow's Strait, and thence make tor
England With what feelings must this re-
cord have been written. September gath,
1851 -
"Sept, 24-At daylight, observing Barrow $
Strait full of ice, and large masses setting into
this bay, determined upon making this our
winter quarters, and finding well-sheItered
spot on the south side of the shoal upon which
we last night grounded, ran in and anchored In
four lathoms, lat rs 6 N, long. III % W.
This night we were frozen in, and have not since
moved The position is most excellent, being
well protected from the heavy ice by The pro.
lection Of the reef, which throws It clear OF the
ship six hundred yards.
Here the shin was frozen up, and remain
ed where she was found by other PARTIES
journal was deposited by "a party from the
shin at Winter Harbor. This is portion of this
despatch:-
olt is my intention, if possible, to return to
England this season, touching at Melville Island
and Port Leopold, but, not again heard Of IN all
probability we shall have been carried INTO me 70
lar pack or to the westward of Melville Island, in
which cases any attempt to send succor would
only be to increase the evil, as any ship that
enters the Polar pack must be inevitably crush
ed therefore a depot of provisions, or snip
at Winter Harbor is the best and only certainty
for the safety of the surviving crews.
No trace whatever has been met with, or any
information obtained from the natives, which
could by any possibility lead to the supposIt'on
that Sir John Franklin expedition, or any OF
his crews, have ever reached the shores we have
visited or searched, nor have we been more
fortunate with the respect to the Enterprise, not
having seen her since parting company
At The Straits of Magellan on the Goth of April
1850. ;.
This notice was deposited by travelling par
ty in April, 1852, consisting Of Captain Nc
Clure, MIR. Court, second master; John Calder,
CAPTAIN of the forecas,le; Sergeant Woon, Royal
Marines; George Gibbs, A. b. f; George Boun-
sail, A. B.; John Davis, A. b, land reter
Thompson, Captain of the foretop.
Dated on board her Britannia majesty dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
UrcGu Steamers, ST.

NOTICE.-The steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt
IN Parish will hereafter leave AZ O'Clock every SATURDAY
AFTERNOON The ROANOKE viii be withdrawn until further
notice. LUDLAM Z PLEASAyrS
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA, for LIV-
~ ERPooLcTLe ARABIA c. X Z Jaatins eema,nd;r viii
i s S o fSS n Si 'sa ne
pass are s 'sS.e s % 0S board
BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS-A N. HINK-
LEY 1 ss I &tf s. Con- Con S en sr P.s.s
JOIN s Ss. ian @ Broadway.
EOR BREMEN.-The Bremen Mall Steamship,
DAY, Nov % Il o'clock from her pier No IS North River
rress Of P,s,.se seesua Cabin
no freight win be taken sffer SATURDAY, Nor. %.
A's-' oELRIcHs Co. No. 80 BrO.d.t
NOR BREMEN-The Bremen MailSleamship
eEBMAsA Rsf1.I will S..i for s.sn sa e
Prices Passage s stsss Cabin .::s
and rss,sse spriy 10 OELRiCHs co, No 90 Broad-t
LIMITED STATES NAIL LINE for CALIFOR-
~ EIA-RtDucTIoS in PRICE Of -Unitsd States
zip COMPANY esJns srsst United States Mail for California
sLs 1siisa ft.is. NAL Steamship Company assa Dispatch
for Asr: % nosDAx Dee sHe o. CO, 'g PEI TO-. S
r,|, s6 DE- r.sae h. Steamship Com
Through ilss 10 osenls BY issss fs'o's
~ s..i, Of Tie l.iss. expense Of aaw
pet ty railroad .na the .,is. o' eoas i.Ihas
sah 30 etho
t.ssss sfriy wnifhtr ,hs once. No IN Wss,.I
tssas ~ Nsissssi
Lon CilARi.EhTON and FLORIDA, u. N MAIL
ihh Tbs a.w ..a ,yis-aIi ss..s..hr usioN esg., 4
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BAF hs d.h sssiael NJ r.sslsiy ~. ta,L. .ppi, "a
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Tor BERMUDA and ST THOMAS The To, Al
.. 49, .- s'y .1 . Wsssstsp;ssY as Is
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gReWugncu,

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n 49, s,sAv> ss,ss s-erN S.s y s's s.s". .. ne
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vi. aSsNasss u Rssla tAsi Ivy Nave Sg<ne~A sS.ss
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y ~ &s.ars ~ ssSs rcSsIysS rsss' n $3.50
-. - - - SS = sasaaeS 81 Nsa,as crazy her rcs
NkolNT WASHINGTON Col.LkGIArE iNSri.
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An frsS - -. sss,ssse - -. ts'S = 20 '>
ssh rsrs,o s~cs'y yesls 9. an ssa sasn-n A.
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WOODS GALLERY and DRAWING ACADE-
w ny Ns IS Eses&~sy GALLERY FREE-Hs new sy';
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E.s S.Ssss :. , & "a, ,,,.u,s ,s Bs,su public
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gn0ia nnbber Ucoos.
INDIA RUBBER ToYs. GOODYEAR's

VNDIA NDBBEh IU1b. UOOD1EAK8 PATENT.
Il THE hKw-YoRK RUBBER Co, sole msnafaetarers o.
fndis hubbr Balls Do Toys Canes 6e prepared
the following aies viz Hat out door pl.y
sses fsIor Balls from I've shn 10 81 5, dozea fsr psrlor
gbt and beausy oTpssnisd with
pencil 1abeque gliding &c &c These psrlor bsI arc 40
hsh snd sse that y will not bsas glass No y shoad BE-
shLost thss m hrshD cIsese 10 wrtcf indoors Aao india
bsLta fssghns bAss fu isngh DO beads ADD great variety
II oAst iia's hslbe. issds rom - 90 tos dossn Tbss.
ssik ein falling will
lest fosa nJ bsnda ss Ions " sas ehaa or
crf ses generally bssidas tay more
sna tsyufsi The ceman, have also ssesdsd ia producing
sopiss ssfisty " shns Ia fndia nsbaf ,lsh
m sf ~ Tbs nsiaf asas such Le5sias
tes .Lsisisf ,sesis skpiss ssissss ssss ids 60 AZ
Ai- ts6s bsLLes tssss se syssil ssl light sss aai
,sfy Lsssiifsi sstisis
re- ssla ~ 4aaas a. 81 psfsLSes ~ hs~aa taaia bb,
Con- yssy ~ ~ MsIss ias, hsisa.i
fssy ~ a., fAet = uaisl rsts, ,spsay h..-.a ~
1asA " HahtuDs M ~ Bsids is4s a. ID
getsi bfAi heasas. no sde. is.si d. Ks,.l Size
ssss.. $40 49, ~.atssss " l@ .s.afsas ~
By ~ hsaasa lsss ~ T. ~ ssis
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0ioibins

CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING
~ apswA ~ ~ ss.ss = u. -,r.a.s .es. n ssa
~ se.p1lAsl bsassle. t0s"iT, ~ pSsa-ss 49,.
M Ehs spd BOYS CLOTHING a. Wholesale sai
~ ss1 tLsspss 4H sgss TLe isa geste 81 gsva sps
Ear flellts fes, ..ssS AAag " dsll ~ flstsE
ftirh ~ ~ fgbgL sytal " hHs q Ala 1919 f41f
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

,,,,,.,, ,Nnp<sg HOUSES sad tolN Ms SN'S
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y EsSs,Af<tSStEttN W geN Fcsatss, R~ANs AtNS y"
,,.l,,,NS flNNEN LAND GW SAl.E Will
taN 49,. I. "a. pss,0i.sa ~ MHnNN>rANN ttN
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f~ft 49,, n. SsA tfsst ssesrf sN,et ~ AVA ~
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Ntssis A..l s,its eN tNs<t - sAe o,,sa tNssA
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a. - We. 90 49, te~ae. isce' ~
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- 49, - ~ N.sp,r ia 49, t~S se@ tAfve N,Afs 49, W
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MAN ~ y Ne s>sees,-si. lesss' NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28


country Elias eshs Squan Linz connection 9Th thu e
All k,rhs this hoai sscont Of the cwn,fs
cTATEN ISLAND FERRY, loot OF Whtehallst--
- ARRANGEMENTS FOa SEPTEM jFR.-Psre 81 ceas y
ouARANIINE sTAPLETON VANDERBILT LANDING o.
'N fssvI S,s,sn I.l1n5 Leave New YorG
From An 10 7 PM IRON A." " s'A
Night boaf ron the Island sociock Fare II ceou
Nsht Nswyork M O'Clock Fars ~ cents ccnn
Included -. -. a.
SUSpAy .RkAsasMErT-Boatsi leave every hsf hoer amer
AN until Night o'clock FROM the Island 10 Seesa
from Eew-YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
OEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
paints, Glass, Sc.

ELLSWORTH a. Co, No. l04 Murray-st offer for
the mangfteuTsI MT cash or n'ual credits prices
OILS and PAINTS and respectfully invite the
Merchants Com the following articles;
Sperm Oil Winter Bleaohed and Unleached Sperm Candies
epl Oil Winter Bescbed and Unbesehed Aisman,ne de-
Whale Winter Bleached and nbleached. Wax Candles
Refined Oil Bleeched and Unblesched
Rape Seed OIL casks and bsre refined for burning and
chiueTy.
LsTd Oil, Winter Blescbed and Clarified
Linseed OIL English and American in casks and barrels
Bank Shore and Straits Oil, all kinds Of machinery OIL
Tanners and CuTTiers' OIL. Patent Paint OIL for roJS
Engh and American White Lead Zinc Paint Window GsSs
varnish all kinds Of Paints Dry ana Ground In OIL
ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS.-New Orna-
" mental Ersmeed Engine Engraved and Eocke1 Gla which
forms Obscure Works Cs@pown, New Jersey.
Specimens may be examined and orders left AZ dice "a door,
No 293 Broadway New-Iork. COOPERG BELCHER,
Manufacturers sole Gas Contractors for the Crystal Pallcs
ZINC PAINT-The undersigned, agents for the sale
~ While Oxyde Of Zinc Manufactured by the Pennsyvans
and Lehh Zinc c. are prepared 20 receive orders fo the same
the particular attention Of the trade it, evident
superiority American manufacture and its
cefsful CONF ef.iion with the best Of foreizn.
Dealers with confidence depend obtaining de-
sired supply the Paint which will be found recommend Itself
purify great tod and uniform Wilderness Prices and terms
ranged the mott liberal footing
JAMES 7. LEWIS Co., No. 80 waterst.
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furniture, &r.
"CHEAPER THAN EVER"

s'CHEAPER THAN EVER"
" ENAMELED SETS ESAMELRD SETS.
No Sc BROADWAY, Next DOOR 10 tbs DUSELD0kF
GALLERY
Cheaper thar al. Other, in NswYork Sets selling TWENTY
where else all made ho kiln dried wood and The best fnh
throughout all made at our factory No a. ,sTesrsst
CHEAP Enareied furniture Warehouses Ne SIS Broadway
above Sprns- Soor DIR CHAPiSS CHURCH,
L>AlL IiPORTATIONS-Curta Damasks, Satin,
Il De Lama Lace and Muslin CurtAns wiDdOE Shades kc.
wIND0W coRNICEs
enbnelrs al, the latest dssns TAe ses families tse
s,yes Of invited give call CHILDs SIXTH
No. 80 Pearls. cor William. nesr Chs;hsna
KEYsERS H0USE-WARMING FURNACES, for
IA al classes houses tbs b qaAty Of hi snpe
sss o fol Az kfTsEk Gre 's s9s ,'
~ REAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
" MATTRESSES ts- a. cRAwBUcK's, No SIS Grsnassz
second dooI q Ess1ss NswYortcHEAP UPHOLSTERY
Sea- sssesss Psssses BED. Co K Al Of sses sss, ben
indrsenen for al and pfsy0s
ns1f then purchases Good Of the city BrooslyE
sas tree Of carriage od BOD, shd ns,,fes sne
No. ss orsns-<- sseosa door ss1 0f E.e1
IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BROMLEY
assspon plan sssasss. Iron ssass4 ia P.res
rssrd 20 style, material and ~orkmanstiy
erosdvsy
Folens Bedse.1s o. al Elnds
ssea6s always hand Ao seser.i H.. ysrxsrs
~ These bedesds are superior AZ point es1k
are s.cssdissy dsrsSs posssi. sss esss. os. - ~,
sxtsSs may Be Addressed 70 eo,,s,<.v
SCHOOL FURNITURE.-Ths subscriber invites
~ the ssteufon TeseAsn AID obkrs
proved Desis and Cbsi also Ie.ssss psss nc css. I.s
sA Bosrds kc az h Fsefory No - GfoTe sbsrs ~
sanity Manufacturing the above articles y. YAIos.
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Danrina Aeaosmes.
n0nNoKTHs DANCING ACApEMY. \

A DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMY. No
h Sc Rroassy rTcz reosP,cc Of Psrs who cn en-
6-riEs the sasoa Glasses q: Ladies AID Caen
- Sar-6s rs1ay art SATURDAY sferaoon
e<tx rzr6tys fcr Trsce via bad OF mass Lessons
~ -ekr.- Mezssy WEDNESDAY Ead Ies-s4Ay evenings
had Sunday eye1-ss Grzflee1 40
ss rssss- svzir BIT psshsse lesson ek ani AZ
90 ealn particular dance ale "a
ErrSFs S5rsr tie rsss ssae nusee o. NV ataes
kck iElToi1ced for tae ans time here
Prirse uses. s-d Academies attended SoiEees
ssirs zC.ih exclusively - Fsft.
CIGNOR GHEkARDIs DANCING ACADkhf,
~ ~ ieths1 opposite TIE Clarendon house,
ey Ia patrons and he g16Ae ti@i ~
SIS c7ezeS s tie repto. q ps ai every
a,S SATURDAY S. ?. y G-1r7eas Gas II ESDAl and
FRIDAY INNING P.iv. lessons schools and Aeade-
.i,s A. 40 ;c--Sri-ecs A. nsr1l
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Mnfbinerp, &r.

CTEAM and GAS PIPE.-JOsEPH MASON, lef ito
- lse arm Of Walwosh N.scn Guk Ne n Broadway sses
hess wroosht r.s Pipe Coz sts.n oss ~ We zee -.
Fuine sb1 0s WoFss sssr r~s
Boef fi1es Feed Psmps Coils and Esspor.fs sssx s.s
Water end ceef sa1 fsfhs
spDentAscs He 40 sxnsty % seem as MA
Wsservunas and 0ss siss spp<rstss ss< rsfss ssss
q kk vorh IN ressy ssetIos ~ ths eosDsrs
TSO MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS --BkUk.
II DREUs MACHINERY AGEsCY ssr ths Bfss1fs1 rstsst
Cotton Spinner tofsihsr viii al <sspes ees. yssiss
osr ara slt us<kipery LseSuosss Wstsf
whe<is slsnDs 0eerins ssxs MIL. ssv xtk Cs. Mis- cs
sesiss srsiy 70 W o BRUsDsED No es~sss.
&swYefs e1sf
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nv 49,, Gs af'ss X ;f S 'S 9 ss
XXX Yss :. Ss,' Psi6sirf iji 'i :.a;s
s' AZ ,f' ,SG g Ri s6arx Or Hor8g
~ 90 ess .ea ,o',; ss,a hTInaAsslf g0rs sv
s' so 10 is. ef Ina ssa.ortstos These an
,gipsd nsf 'egs,,s s9d ss39erl'n
S,! !.,''' '''' ''' to '""'''' Ao''~' ''''' ~
~ & MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
u ORLEANS via tiAyAHA-Salns At 0'cllck, Y, u hon
Ter Of wtren~i can,insthe 0c,esnnlsE, Mails u,.
- o%Fe INV csp 70 RSd1sS .S 9 S. ttsa New
C,.n % 10 cents cubic feet Specie only taken on hh1 70
Shippers will be fan.Lsd with tho t.as form Of b Of ldos
ssrsa t Company on application No eh VI adns "Sa'a
the ''' of '1 Gs~EE; oSss IL IN
TOR CALIFORNIA.-INDEPEN OPPOSl.
IoN LSElhs nv ard .p,IdS rt5i%pP A sS o
BtApE ss ~. S eO q S S1 Nsso
sbs le and urSssd steamship UNCLE SAM 2Oco which
s ,r i ei Without stopping any Of the aefm.ds
porn. Then 's% nsss s Su i ss good
confidently expected hat the voI a.s 90 % VII o. ~
osd dscorn per from the loves; rates eA'ssd By
line For freight e Psi Mills Pgy SlS 81
TOR LIVERPO0L-Steamship ANDES, f. K
Noodle Th new .0d poT;g1 s :esni S.s S
Copsn, Deck Al Jersey City, SATURDAY. the l1t oecs Der
asgss tSs f RB5s Sos s"i
sgt ihcGt vines or liquors which Be obtained on board
f' taken al reasonable 's cGSAB NO Bowling
CAyANNAH STEAMSHIPS-U. s: MAIL LINE
esi Rsps s Mico no eoIUaBG
Ca and noNTG6NERY Ala Ao n, i1POss.n PoPs. IN
AAsA% 80 tn' w SsS' g'S ~ s.ss a
sAfuRDAY .nd alternate WEDNESDAYS at o'clock P NJ
October IS FLORIDA: '"'NovenesI y
NORTHUMBERLAND 10 November is
2 1sLospa Sysssr
hL4BhMA Nosember2 ALABAMA. SoysnSsr
Aoo''i FOR THE INTERIOR. -,
trains daily for Mseon &c mornns sna "a @
DELAY sTTiSa othe Steamship an Exrs,s ram OF
s AZ 5. coeS NJ s1s pss.enser,
morning Il O'Clock Montgomery ne aa' day al y oeos
P 81 only boors from Savannah v Montgomery making IL
hour. less and travel than y any o;as, route'
III. NV steamer ST JOHNS Capt JAMES gssrorni steamer
WFfAKh Cert N King aud WILLIAM CASTOR Capt Taos
y shaw I'm regular ne connecting with "a Sc seaap' ley
errips Al 10 ocoek fo P.as Florida touching Os't,n AL
h Georgia Jse,On,ie ri'sa ana !. a1
Tor rnsengeTs and taking the otter
io m rfi .If 'i so Is Bo.d~y Nsrfors
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK and GLASGOW.
- The GLASGOW and NEW.Yo6H STEAMSHIP 1o s
NY's rowe ra steamship GLASS; o1 tan' Sai w. a.
sow on WEDNESDAY January Is. at y O'Clock
First Cabin (Mdship Roous) ......'.''.''..''''''''%yS
Fist Cabin ..'''.'.s'.-s''''
Second
.r,,,,o '"'1 J MesYMoN No % Broadway.
OATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of New-fork and
Liverpool Packets This line s be composed ofthe ''uo
cALHOUH Coz uns burden Captain H. IraMsn
r. CLAY.....,.l so tuns burden Captain pava's 0ihis
ORIENT -. go burden. Captain George hi
The have been recently built and are the largest Ane
They are commsnded by experience and ability Ihsu
Ss TO promote and tho eonvenisaee Of
,hPpe. Fer freight OF 6ss,sse sSPl} to "a M 81 so.d
AGENT. in LyerpooNT GRIMsHAw Co.. No 10 Gorse Piaass
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Gopartn bp.
Godi.

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TOAL-S6 per tun for the best quality of Peach
~ orehsrcsE broken and stove sizes; IS 80 Cumbesnd
So 500 Of Chen1t hand for sale cheap
Ya6s No 3l9 Delsncyt- Of Goeck and ~ East l5h
JAMES MOORE.
Il ACKAWANNA COAL-Furnace Lump Size for
- the Desv and Hudson Csnal Company 81 50
gross Roldou ard with river freight added New YORK
Apply stthe oee of the Company No Walls NewYork
DITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsy Ivsnis Coal Com
psny prepared furnish superior While Ah Pston Coal O.
81. clean and In good order aabls for shipping AID
don purposes from It's boats yerts m hs City, WILLIAMS
Brooklyn The facilities such ensts
Eive apacb vessels loading Yot Port
Particular Owen the delivery o. Coal fog domestic
poses Apply Office, Of Broadway and W>t
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7 ADfEe, TAKE NOTICE - Millinery aud Drssss.
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tons, II tss hst.s Me- MAXWELL NJ s r.sfJk
ces e>>f fDA ess c>ssAs ~ Diyi@Dss
RlCH PAEis yE1JJiELs, Ribbons, BOZ,
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THE REGULAR MAIL I

THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON
Il for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFoRD, and rAUS-
Inland Route without change Of cars or detention earring
the Eastern Mail -
The steamer c. VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone, and CoMao
DORE Capt John Downs connection with tho
Providence Boston and Providence Railroad leaving New
daily lsundays excepted from Pier No T. h wharf above
Bsery-psce o'clock NJ and soninsen o'clock NJ,
Mail which leaves Boston d.
These unsurpassed for strength safety speed comfort
and elegance The officers experienced and attentive
The Dsars Of route superior TO other nens
performed while always rely reaching their ds.s
patton advance those By either q The ether roas
ras v&SDEMBiIT. Com fu.sdsy Tsaf.iss and
arriving Stonngton proceed Immediately
per esnbosf train Providence bofon Taunton .ad
lord by accommodation trains nom soaInsea AL ~
Baggage Master accompanies ts steamer sad train throash each
fr passage bertha state application ma, a.as
ct Pier No N n. o. At tbs oares, No 10 hsiisypiaos
NETWORK aud ERIE RAILROAD Passenger
~ ,sIa leave ys' ' O. n nssss = :; Ssr. via
Mall aib A st fer nunAhk nafsle and iatefmsdae sta
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