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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

NOTICE 10 UNDERWRITERS and SHIPPERS
deros uh .dl.ted distribution owners
ms ned the s<SrezEe % ')e
werrN Our tErdd g. bet proverbs o. - % pk Hams
Lard Beef Crease Rsrres Pow aud Iron kV "a -
steamer ti-1rs ashngor. lost FIRE
Janrsry 1889, th " h11d
The Clerk % sad h los; hs And her mansf a1c
having su command after she id tlros s, tr
o. suiffst
ps. d Of SD from the sac. Of le
requested thereof
IRNER.
Circnuau, July 50 1888 See'v. boar' o. uaisrU0t.rs
ID p of Texas would be glad u meet his cousin.
II who on Thur.d.y the h inst while omnhg,fron rs
sfe inquiries from gentleman concerning nin and n
iy Address No = As'or House
ITO The PUBLIC Land Warrant for l6D acres.
No Hu-hes. Capt izcVs
Corranv fC) an United Artillery (Nercsn Wac issued P
: J. Thompson No u W alingto1~ Ns~-
been received BY the w,rsnce
h le ever n d- sac or ifsnurtt 81 rs r-l pneeO
he pubic hehy cautioned sglns pucniso< a. warrant m
cnts been ed IN the Genera Land Oe aste'i
he patent the end Tocaon made 70 te ION MIS-
aonsr Psnsoa' for duplicate 4 ias 81 i-i as Attorney
cus6 ltv6wSat II fact fr Mfhew HosArs N'cigi.e Va
vTO THE PU BLIC-THOMAS DELARUr. N Co.,
q Buum7oW City OF London hsv Discovered that
large ar Sd ~ and other envelopes and
istaonery 1ut I'd patterns ntnu'
sro name Dearue c0uHferetsd thereon 70 make
the goods manufacture IN the
usket ave they have aa@y commenced legal nrlcea
Il Ell the
pess no are dceivug and imposing the public eef BY sci
uaruflcufng Re manufactured such ioas tn
tending discover gsrso1s
viii be hankuy BY the undersigned agent o. the firm OF
Thomas DeIarue Co. At the Metropolitan tos " risia Pare
PIERCE SUPPLE.
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Groceries.

\ CARD-We take pleasure in saying to the public
N have opsued Wholesale aud retail Family Grocery aud
80 los Cauat une Of te 1I AID
We.
ces g. n re- but GDce-. Provisions Wines anI
Fft- VIII s.pt delivered part u the city FREE
chsrge Orders from the e,gnry vii meet With g t,en0n
TeFut. cssh. SMITH CO
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6ptGia! Notites.

" >ew-Ysrk rT'e'crs o ion - ~, oe;o[ ~ss' Of
ths Unicp fse o. ss.u'sS 81, M ISbS o ~ P's'Oe
Where. 0ui voty Pref, j. NM GRAY b. or the
sv. CT b.. aer.to m in' city, h sen " h fessni'n As PIE
Sdsi ss' fs re- sSl Union DO rendered to Mr. Jo,e a.
G,,y en- XIX b o.esred t1o d9-. OF the Office
r. W. No )RE, srssdsat pro ten
SBs'-WraseS. o. the s5ov Union e,rues. eJl 70
rpetosl 10 regular THIS EVENING
s r. m 7. S,l te se,edc en-
~ .n.nr,ee The Pub iafrn,o aat &c CRAM I.H
LEE T. oi wrbsTsn1Y Aas 10 # dy ng o.
e &C. s ss5s s ss sroa p1a' 'fs r
st. stdoi ~ s. fai.f 81 nc,s. the Essuisoa TO
e E aif TlLar sc.ry HICKMAN President
Coz. uittee of Arrangements.
wI.o.o foF Commercial ' Ss No az:1r.
qDes',o ,tend TUESDAY LvENNG ne 9Th e
ahen bures OF the mos 3ortt uatlf O. t
"''''''0 u VIC -''''' j +. woRRELL. n. @.
wv F. SMITH secre ~.
The fs;n Z, wrya
,sIe ls 10 10 Mi I oen Mn,
f' no, M'e'' the G 3@s ,H SOLDER President
~ Notice. AMss. Meeting Of the VEw.YORX PRACTICAL
hOusE rAiXTEks VT be 9ns "a It ca C.
eolok The Trade IN general '1s ,3,i'ce ead. H
JosrrH R.eERs Secretary.
~ Mercantile library Association Library @oi
ins for rfsir' &C 1y Sfde The S' GLIDER Roc sew
ryTo Exempt Firemen-Tire "epirt mt Fand
fomE triptFi o 70
10 fhe 'h. - lcttna
2esires Iluon w De- op la - smber ~ further H.
\ p,I lips So So Pise-.go0r 81 G--erest)
It'ItV y PFCK M ma Bovery N'nol
IGIV ~ tTKiNs "a Is ntfi,Guest Oohhues
HENRY A BUR- No ~ Fnsyth-p.
JAMES By r. "a No 80 8, F 5,
pETIR "A m ~ X, sq Nl,rErts
rouN CoGf n II Pie. dspt 40 a Cbauhersst
I.n,.R,,,v 80, ~, $50 Pesrls ~ ' NV 80
-, -, -, 49,
~ The fhst ~ocep OF ri ne >T" ntt IN n -
nj p'ht Nwshp every oAohAil, ~ " lapet o'
Tie tnon Ihtooslc1 Dad y IHNeislS-PN ''Ai "''neo"
'sD@-''
sigma Phi ConNention.-Ihe Brofhers OF the
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Doar1 anh Rooms.

DINING SALOON-J BROAD would respectfully
~ nfrm friends and the public In general he has opened
h Dining saloon, No E FstoD doom below Nass.a<
j. BROAD
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porses, Carriages, St.

DONY for SALE.-A remarkably fine prOporti)n,d
bisck uiabe for boy 10 years I'd
reran esht does exceed l po1nds md .pe but
md Pres. slO5. Address TIMOTHY HENRY
Spungied. Ms.
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dgoees to Eel.

I OFT and STEAM POWER to LEr-The upper
l. story tho building No 2 and Fransot contain. about
40 u'r' t WIN ssn oi,isa] AID wsisa Win steam aes
" % Storage 70 CHARGES JEsSis s on 20 the s prs AS.s'
pOOM 70 LEr-With steam power-One large
IL 81 - TO- aod E'ted Also, several smaller With
as fABER. c. rosr Of Greenwich s'd Beaeh'ts
G1EAM POWER 70 LET-The whole part Of
- ne Two '. Sae. Fse,o2 a. EsseeR9 win 49, s, an,
. "" Ag 5s rSS fso be he'd n''ssiS I
GTORE in BROADWAY.-To let, the first floor and
- t'eTnl Of No So on Of re Se.I - se street Inn
ITO LEr-A frst-class House, furnished Ia good style
40 Hou,s sale inquire No lS Az.
VNO LET-The new brick building or Mechanic Shops,
bleuorss with without steam situate Lg,s
BROWN, No. II " silst- from 2P. II.
V'O LET 10 WILLIAMSBURGH-A three story
basement House No u South seconds. With marble mantle
s.s p e The Kitchen o91 VI IN ,s S nps'ys1'n
Cbsny New York.
TO LITTLE two.story and basement House, No.
100 West tfst few DOCS TOT ethav The house has
ihre usbo1f bath ard very desirable for small family Reut
e a ar s,s} c.. a' Is g. &C." fo1a
ITO LET-store No. 3 COurtlandt-st. Apply 70
Il CHARLES PARTRIDGE No go Brosd~sy ap stairs
TO LET For $500 per aDnum. near Crystal Palace,
es; II sSS Aoy o. ne or aos ' n"
- tiht 90 Zee, NsF from 7usy, OF y ChAs PAhTkDJE,
No so Broadway. up sus
|s'O LET-The second story Of House No "a For
Jbst. to small rep e'4be family ~a'. children Inquire
tic pfmises
T'O IET-A large well lighted Store-one Of the
the city for slEest hind u business 10
qggs Of j BOYCE, No l4 chaihanst
ITO RENT or LEASE, on Broadway. corner OF 3ith-
'.n new STORES At 'sr o. gaSs ~ ,.. ron
10 q PIERCE corner snd bros1wy under Astropo-
tsn Bank
TO RENT-ThOse fine large airy, capaelo1s and we'll
Of oa.diuf
BspE Possession inlmedey Apply az ne hsnover b>ak
az I1saTaDce and Tsr Coneey
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6uuses nanIe6.

HOTsE WANTED in BR0OKLYN.-A small,
moSsrn-bgit covenant House szitAbe Or small family
Location BE- cenTb- and not far Rent moders Aa
H. Box No 10 Tribune Office 'tsos location and terms
WANTED 10 HlRE-A small House, or First or
w Floor Of Hogse 500 eED Below
fet Address WAYNE, Office Of tbs paper, stating ioeaty
WANTED 10 LEASE-A Building for haoafactur-
W ns Soap ard CsEde Size Is et BY " ieet Or ger
sssnerf and would Be preferred bat three ao,s 40
vii address Bull DlAD BOZ "" ~" i'
Office ststrg the Of Building and sso the sort
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sVFERINrfNoE~rs OFFICE CKYsI,L PALACE July IS 1882
TIVE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
CRYSTAL PALACE open cvsT Jay Sandy exceptst
thsT
Season rcke,z $50
Seasts NAV he puhaed ea.rauc,s Cryl Ps,s OF
Psrk -
rcket, sdIaiiog The holder until the f II October s.
Join BAfCdt LDEs Secfets-y Of ts ssperipteoaen,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

y'HE SCALPEL for AUGUST. No 2)-E1urey
L OrfiIsl-Mssarf ADRfASCE SHERMAN Co y, ist p
rise haze -t l,c-ved t- af e-t l.sry saIed b. LiF-'-
! :. ID
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Ght iUorl0 6 lir

SuPEkINTENDtNTs OFFNl Ca,srAL PALACE,
Ncs lart, Aug L. 1883 !
~ American Exhibitors (fHc-pi The D-oari
kscller, the General SIperu
tendeut v fe,l hiscf b roy 20 dqo any
! 60 Tie cf 'ly OF Aaglst.
}. VI BATca1LDER
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6nmmeI Retreats.

CAPE MAY SEA BATHING CONGRESS HALL
- open The location Of this house hgh aud beduufs
srounfs With front readers the desirable Of
The isnd.
aesed and ssr Improvements made aes
=
t,o.sss btr, tofre received " 3 MILLER, Proprietor
COUNTRY BOARD-A Farmer in Connecticut, 20
~ miles who has ever eonyeuiey dsns few B9d-ra
fr tie Inquire Of > WHEELER 20 Fot9nt BOOK
Ign.
DASSENGERS desirous Of visiting the CArSKll :
L MOUNTAIN HOUSE sdrised take the dlfln River
Hill c. sslu Leaving NeT-fcsk u
0eock II 1oeock " AID % ycocs n snd 1ay ~ =
ard 4 ocack. 81 ock aLd 4 CcOc6 r. \
Frascs skddy At 0c0c< A.
daily Wa from SswYots Mnisy
Fridays from Albany Tuesdays Thursdays ana Sat
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WHITE MOUNTAINS. NgW.HAMPSHIRE.-

WHITE MOUNTAINS, NEW-HAMPSHlRE.-
w PROFILE HOUSE, FRAScOSA AOUSrAlNs-Ttts
House open-d the sh lst or the reception u to--
the Notch ut shog tsancs s0m the Oi Mao oite
Mountain Eeho Ase snd Ne Canon commanding me vow
which there gOod 1rde pa't
This Hou.- sfst the STATE nsvinz ~ srz airy vel zen
Dut snd fur chec tlouxro1f 10 mod
.ye The scens around remarkably 10 aa o1snie 10 a.
be Hotel TAFT CO. Propretors
fh4 cErg table vii show Of tie routes a. II which are
comfortable nc pleassnt;
FROM sp1nged ymOgh W0rcsssf SAshaa and Coneoo
From sprpgted Below Fa b Railroad ...'''''''''' -
gom Be lows Falls Wells River By Railroad
Fu Vel. Rvsrio Litte0n. By Railroad. -
From Bo.ton 70 Concord BY Railroad.
Plymouth. By Railroad '''''''''
FROM Plymouth Ltleton By R3
Flune House y
Profile H0use ~
From Hogse TO Profile HOuss
Fouo Bo1on VIA Lake "innip<9see 20 NSnne
From NeYcrt Plymouth - Ayns ron- NoNeh .-o "0r
BY RAJ and -tesnbo1f
Po.tOee address" Profile h01se Ia fsJes ~" "'s''- o.
N II"
WHITE NOUNTAIsS.-SCMMIT HOUSE, Mt
w W.htpssu Y H. BY l. NJ ROsEBROok CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
NELsON's AMERlCANLANCEr for july.

~ CONTENTS.
the Diseases Women ani Gu d-u -
riNg B'5-sr6 d Professor OF Mdsifery sud che Of
Children Ilvfr- D. Of New lrtf with
Of osiu and matter Tons Medical Sou1a, The
OF o.
49, ~ SrRIN IER I)NNsESDS.
80 p Bro dTsg. OF Am.
NTLIFR's. No. 6fj Broad anf
O. = FLErCuERS. No. ~ Nlssiu-sf
sinse co, lee shtIrg Annual subscription, =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
CHILDREN THrrn HrDRorATHIc M,vAeENEsT Is

IIDREN; THEiR HYDRoPATHic MiNAGEN1Nr ~
\ liam Np DISEASE descriptive aid pr-eci fo'i t.
rr6 AZ a. de- for fnes I'D physicians Wta nief'-s ca -
s,.c,i,ed h, Joel >te~, II D l9Ino. Muslin ; p
h. expressly for tie people az SINS 30
sc,cs nsner fh eyry parent ualeald "a % pf '
uer e. N ahd preservation oi TIE hsa- o. lH
WATrRCURE N AMERICA Over go asss % var5ls ,-'
treaed With OF Doueic frsetce Ds -hd f
n,rrrr e. .I professional rescrg I2uo Mas -
CCNsI milton lTs PEryESToN AND CrRt ~ Ii- W rs
TK,Nt II A. sdye H-u0rrase from ne l-s-
Co-sfs H-1rcl I'D Srre Ilios Nrsl s'
PHILOSOPHY or THE TATER-Ct ~. G-velepae1t re
tue pGiucioe Il Hea ii sd Longer b. JOIN ba5T-e
wiihr eiftr ou 81 T. l. BulWe From lie sc1ai Lon-s- FL
tor Price g cet'. ,,,. q. %, - .. ~
FOWLERS WELLS c ia9n Htl No III ~ s-l-s- y 3
have All woIss on Phss,ogy AMI H1drupsily
AFW CHAkrS -NORTH-EASTCOAST Or He
~ UNITED STATES uelndrg the Co.'s. Surveys ara ne
- .-.vsv - .s.e i..sli y Caps Bsyhed X y ~ cs.
GULF or ST LAWRENCf wlA large pan u TIC ''-
sSogTH 4Np soJTH PACIFIC OCEANS inc, aans a. ne .
CT Surv-V. md orstn- ~ TIE -fcn
eesr avigato North ard south Atlantic ~ih e'' u
rs YRS crROVtMFTFRs p.tsut coupsssss aa4 Ale;fi'
Gs,h.,, sr1tai ThoOioles &c Shl szie .nd retsl CO..
'' O. v. BLUNT, No.lI3 Watei 9
nRT / NICHOLS REFORM BOOKcIO
.r.eAity Toe the sac Of Health and ska NJ
cen. ~ T. AZ No IS NakeTst- third door ws y
al, oil Of Ni.loss Journal prnciP dePof Of Dt n
c A1throuoosy. AudItv's Science Of Society "srea'
lie Love bari4se sd Divorce, ~ James
AIdiews and the bsEt OF the nosi % tnceS
social Asen. fgpp ed. Dr. NICHOLS WI ateH
sOray and customer from 10 70 oe-oe~ ''
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

DOARp.- Rooms, IN suites or single With hotel or
II rrvsfs "a nav b. had Of Bradsay and Sahst
hs ocstou and the C,sA Pssee. Changes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06
JOHN H. MORrINER
No. IL Fu.fOu-st. or 49,.
WlLLiAMA BUDD. A"''' I'D
No 20 frt gl A.I'rHu1-sf

COUNTRY STORE PROPERTY for SALE-A
- valuable Store Property % city healthy and
rlfss NJ village doug Of $500 sNua year which
required. For further apfy 20 ~
FINGHAM n MODS. Aterl cy-at-Law. No Mas .ust
TOR SAIF.--A Dry Goods Store Lease, Fixtures and
Soct a. sacrifice Safsfcto r1sols viii be gwen
he purchaser Tor selling Address DRi GOODS b'N NO. 10
fiure Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

DOARD -Strsng' rs visiting the city and others can
ID accommodated with permanent Transient Board No
4 Fss,i sth-si. d "a door from lnsn square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

BOARDING at UNION HOUSE. Nos 277. 279 ana

~ Is Hudson beeen Canal and
hrdsouey furnished for small Families be had and
reasonable Two three
Rooms M Gentlemen Cars and ron the Crystal Palace pas the
I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

pOARDING.-Srangers visiting the city who are
IL DESTROYS obtaining furnished Rooms. without Board
aue pryste boardns house be accommodated By sppys
a. No 81 Fulton q, west Of SIosdvsy
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Etlie,crs Notice..

.>-...,,,. u,it. ~, tgp Vssstcrst -rhc ra,ic
~ i't,si ~ l..'iN l.tNNN> - 'Vtritr n'ar is o.
49,. \ fer'r s-s. Elsa v.rtcr'nt' Pc 81 s.
- ~ ,...r. ir .ac }as vpNN, ,he .t1 inft no.
-. .e., rrls NIrre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

I OFT and STEAM POWER to LEr-The upper
story Of building No p and Fraako.t contain. about
guore with Losga AID warmed With hea
desirable for large businss feques
m ~ Ugh. cellars vaults let Appy
CHARLES JENKINS a the premises
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-10
The AitcIles and the I!Ges,

An English merchant, whose name
was Ogton. always called himself by the
degrading appellation of Hogiown, fol,
lowing, the London practice of prcGxing
an in speaking, where it was ncccssa.
rily omitted whcn writing.
He called repeatedly at the post Of.
fee. to inquire fthere were any letters
for John Hostown!' and the inyariable
reply was, None, sir ... .e... .
Very strange said he, one day, as he
began to leal uneasy about his bills oi
exchange; and he requested the clerk to
examine again. The merchants eye
followed him, and he observed that he
was looking amongc the letters beginning
with III.
'Ollohn cried honest John, what arc
you doing til ere! II said John Hog own.
Il know l., sir, and | am looking for
John Hogtown. There is nothing for
you, sir -tf -at
Nay, nay!' shouted John, don'tlook
among the aitches, look among the
AocS? h,..... H..
and among the O's John Ogston's let.
ters had been acumulating for months.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-10
A Profitable Invention.

Jus, after The Introduction of gas into the
city of Lowell, Mr.. Walter Kidder, a
talented young physician, who was en-
joying quite shurelof practice con-
sirucied al apparatus for regulating the
burning Of this now light. .OrU9 I1J
The apparatus was basel or, purely
scientific principles, and BY means Of il
the supply Of gas to the burner was uni
form and steady however heavy and Guc'
mating the pressure might be from she
street.
With orlinary burners the amount Of
gas bnrnel depends entircl y on the pres
sure from the wo!ks. Five thousand
burners would consume much less gas in
proportion with the same pressure from
the gas works Than one thousand would
and therefore when large portion Of
The lights were cXiinguishc !, lhose re-
naming would consume much more
,hau was nccdcd-whilc still large
quantity of the gas would escape from
the burner consumed. This truoble OF
,hc doctors gas first lei to the construct
ION oflhc regulator. The doctor obtain
cd patent fof his arrangement and
without its exciting much notice among
us, he has succeeded in disposing OF it
to a Now York company Ior the pretty
little sum Of 100000. This may seem
quite large sum, but when we tell our
readers that the regulator, by actual test
has been foun, 10 make saving OF
twenty per cent 10 consumers, and that
in almost every city and many Of the vii
IaGes of the United States, gas is used, it
will not seem 50 disproporiicna,ea Il sum
as nj the first look. Little things some.
times prove Of great advantage.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-10
MASONIC.

AT regular meeting Of Mount Ner
non Chapter, No. 23, Of X. \. Masons
held in their Hall, on Tuesday evening
May 81. 1853, and of r. A. NJ 1858, the
following preamble and resolutions were
odoptci:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove from anon gst US our wor.
thy Companion w. c. Mccormick.
Therefore, Resolved that we deeply
sympalhizc with the family in their
bereavement, and offer our coincidence
in the loss they have sustained.
Resolved, That in the death of Com.
panion Mccormick, the Masonic Fra.
icrnity have lost Jealous and eficicn,
member, society good citizen, the fam
lily kind AMI inlulgcnt husband and
father.
Resolved, That VIC will cherish the
memory of our excellent Com panion,
and as token Of our respect for him
that this Chapter be clothed in mour
ming for thirty days. . @ta tea
On motion it was ordered that the
above preamble and resolutions be pub.
lished in the papers OF this city and
lfonton, and that a copy be sent to the
family OF the deceased. Ports. Eng.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-10


plantedwhere.hunger undEarya,ion like
"a worm .can no more lnow at his breast
and where tyra nw no more disturb his
reposc. ''-
If The Chinese Cody happens to be
stin'cl in his supply of rc-, thencxi ar.
rival from that land may turn HIM loose
upon the SQlien. shores Of The Pacific,
where he meets with his brethren Of all
climes, and though for lime bis sela,e.
ress may repu'ac tho inquisiiyc spiril
Of fankeeism, yet in q short time their
manners assimilatc, and ifunl ucky there
on outward bound vessel may transport
Irish, English, German, Mexican, Chill.
an, Chinaman, Yankee, and so on, to
tho still more gliticrns soil Of Australia
or TO the pleasant palm groves Of llon.
olu!u, ani thus the inhabitants Of the
worll are mixing pp. An interchange
Of though, takes place, AMI the leve.ing
Of castes, the annihi!a,ion ofdislinciions,
the equalization Of man will be The in
evitablc result. Who so. blind as not to
discover in the "sgns Of the times" the
movings Of an all.wisc Providence, o.
manilesily as did Belshazzer the writing
upon the wall. .... .....
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-10
another Dreadful Railroad Accident
NORWICH, Conn, Nav 6.

NORWICH, Conn, May 6.
The morning train on the n Haven
road ran OF the track at the draw. bridge
near this place. Three cals were de.
molished, and fifty persons killed or
drowned.
A scconl report states that only two
baggage cars AMI smoking car, were
submerged, ana only the persons in the
smoking car were drowned. The loss
greatly exaggerated. :~
(sEcoNp DEsrArcH)
About forty dead bodies have been
reeoverI up TO 3 o'clock.
All the employers of the company cs.
capped with only slight bruises.
The train was running Is miles an
hour. .......... ..........,
The blame rests with the engineer. As
usual, signals were displayed by the
bridge tender. ...a. .s"-r.9
There are many conflicting statements
however.
(TnlRD DEsPATCH)
Forty.nine dead bodies ha We been re.
covcrl. .-.... ..... ... d.
Two OF the injured have died and
eighteen others are seriously injured
of (which three are dangerously. t.l
Among the lost is the daughter ofthc
Rev. Dr.. Griswold.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

il. S. Neal Esq. Of this place is Il. .cnt
for tho Clay Monumental Association,
organized at Lexington last July 70. The
purpose ofcrccling suitable monu., cit
over the remains of Henry Clay, Con
tribuions vii be made from this co, nly
and all who feel the sentiment ofgfHt.
itudo for the past services Of the "e'cat
Kcntuckian," or those who armircd his
transeeadent genius and abilities, will
now have on opportunity to contri'"tJ
something towards building his munp-
mont Mr.. Neal renders his serviros
groluitously. All money handed to I'M
will bo faithfully :pplied.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-10
An Incident,

A boy, only twelve years old, who
had walked all tho way fom Ohio to
Washinglon, called Ga Washington cor
respondent says,) on the President on
Tuesday. lie sal! he was an orphan
supported and cducatol by poor Aun,
and had come 10 ask place in the Ma
Wy. The President was deeply affected
by his story and the evidence oihis parsc'
vcrencc, AMI gave him severnl peices Of
gold, and invited him 10 call again, The
boy left bat was followed by gentle
man who Witnessed ths interview, and
who saw him csclnngc the gold he had
received for bank notes, which he mail.
ed in a letter to his poor relative. His
enterprise is likely to be rewarded by
the place he seeks.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-10
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Awful Tight Money Market.

We see that the loan advertised for,
by the Stale Of N. York, $780,, 900 in a.
mount for which bonds were givon bea
ring only FIVE per cent has been ia
ken at eight per, cent premium! What
an awful tight time it must be for mo.
when men will pay eight dollars on the
hundred premium for the purpose of Sc.
curing stocks bearing five per cent in.
terest. Where are the panic makers?
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-10
EAGLE HOUSE.
Front street, between Madison and Massie.
/ PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

X W.HIGGINS has opened the above we'll
Ii. known House, and is now prepared to ac-
commodate TRAVELLERS and BOARDERS
either by day Oh. week. The house is pleasant
ly situated upon the bank of the river, and is
conveniently arranged for the comfort of board.
ev and travellers. Boardcrs can be accomoda-
ted wi Il neat and comfortable rooms, which
are SO arranged, as to conduce to the health of
the persons occupying the same, being large and
airy, and the entire house well ventilated-sal-
together the best house in Portsmouth for hotel
purposes. e1l f.sfns bge ttiged al
Z Stabling Of convenient nature ssbeen pro-
vided, sufficient for 36 horses. He has also an
arrangement with the City Livery Etsble by
which he can furnish horses, sadtIies, tbugHes,
&c.
Baggage conveyed to and from the depot and
river free Of charge. nlS-6m.