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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-01

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ New SUMNER a s 1t
,.ns hM .as saPa .ss: rSs i2's;: :s
F::s: e s. s:'sd S'~
h"er and ssys.sPes Accom- nOaspS s';p 20 :,
70, N H sSs .sD. 90 i Hso so.d S.a
and Madletown Hartford and 5pnnEsed The r.
70. River and Vermont RAirOaA-Erpre.s al
Por Aee"mmodsIim uans Of tbs asw-H.ssn Hartford and
Springfield Bsl.osd- $50 and 9ph
Ns~H.y,D and s.x Londo. R.ios, :, IA NJ TO Nor,
For Hsu,sione and Esuslinch RaiosA-AsA NJ and r. ~
oT Dsnbary and Accommodation at sna AS
TEAMS 70 Ssw Yosx-rrom Accommodation Z.
6lo and ass N, and E1pe.sa Lio aad $50 r NJ
iron s4s 30 A NJ from Port Chester 81 eo
@ ; s o e 's;';S si. ssp
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of W-JERSEY. New
SO NILE, .I "a, sss. .oa pss
n Z n AID a NJ and for souervDls - Returning
f fs. ns eGss 'R @ w; 80. b. I
Sees, S.s u..: sS ron s.s
Ss Pssp.ei q WHIT. Hos.s 4 Il DAN, ylsnasIoo q
an, o1 %Hlssssrs BsSisss@ Xlssso~a CHINA saA
R1sans Pa
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD % PHILA-
Two ne, dsy at .nd Accommodation Line e ~
by TRENTON South ALnooy tssses o. ears 70
Forarnown SfOCkTOS 70 PhlAdslplA Yafs
e. Expr % Line 81 p. n BY EsADbo.t JOHN POrrEh 70
Anboy Candies BY Through N loaa bSs
s. Return M PAiadsiphis Al 10 N .od n
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DlhECI va
~ NFw,JERsEY RAILROAD>-U NAIL and EApkEss
IIAFs-ThTossh m Fosf B0asLssye Ne. ferk fos Of S'sr
i,rdf-r ar ana A NJ, and " .sS s. Leave Paladsl
this Al "A NJ Ksnsnxa and A. NJ sod saa n
Tor AZ W.uuf Fare IS 81 50 Ter sseoDtsls~ N to-
e. Yort and p n Phi@dslpha Throotnslck
" .old ana throash basass carried y: bAno
WuLrr roc 80 ChsT>son the and .ad " sad
81 sxans and eS<s Uaias >1else
tine P.ss.nsers tsxs.x, e fsry minutes s-"fs sas
train have.
New YORK and ERIE RAILROAD. Passenger
~ Tram. ave pier 81 0asss< - follows
DAY EXPkESs "A N, of sahAo dreet over the n L.
r. r. srd Yok City 4 R. ~soa change OF baggage
O. cara also fos Dantxt- 49,, A.
NAIL A. N D4skrs and BgfAs so1 ell arermedn-fs
~n sssh q any go.
CsrnDs and proosed ae nsrf morn
a.. o. - n tn..~
WAY al 81 NJ for De sod 81 nssrned1afe ssxsons
MONT EXPRESS "a p. NJ for Dsnxirk and baf.lo
EMIGR NJ fos 0ankifk sod al Inssne1aie ssaoa
On Sundays only express uNn. e ~. o.,
t1sye1nd Ctn~nnsl Choa<o. az And sehs9 -
and Chicago ChAhLko fNoL. 2.y,
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millinfrp, &r.

NfODES.-Madame T. GAVELLE, No. 5l2 Broad
Nl way opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel viii TUESDAY
MKT h October Of bonnets such Vel
vet nj Reception Hats clos the FRS Paris Houses
Also SIX for Dresses Paris Embroderes Lsoes Flowers aud
CoTses
NEW STYLES of FALL RIBBONS.-M. Ii.
~ LICHENSTE1N No ~ BOvey Of HsteTst Import
Ribbons fancy aud plain Bonnet Sss Velees
sstius Millinery Goods tbs
buyers hese goods. prepared
wholesale retail pareh
1000 FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY, 1913
i CCCs -hrs WILLIAM SIMMONS res'ee'fuliy az
friends that her show Roo
with the largest aud richest .sorn Of Fal
and Winter Millinery and Millinery Goods 70 b. found IN tbs
ropos MRS. WIN SIMMONS. No. So Broadway. NewYork.
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WHOLESALE STATIONERY WAREROOMS.-
w VIM WHEELER Co, Nos IS sad Is P.rs-ro~, tdi
NewYork CyFal nportatons
-Fr,b Goods-1he received
from Europe extensive and carefully selected rock Of STA
PIE and FANCY STATIONERY comprising variety Of Eng
French and German Goods
They the complete assortment OF Amen
Letter Flat be found the United states
They are cole Proprieio Of Whineys Patent Aght Ink
stand and AGENTS HAdley Fields American Wiring
Fud which warranted superior Arnods Pad and finished
At rate Who consult tbeh interest wiA
'"' Pui'"''' ~ VIM A WHEELER l. Co
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miscellaneous.


COCHIN CHINA FOWLS-I have for sale, by the
" pair yeans Coea China Fowls Of the best blood America
AID Ss.i'se Tor h' e'' f RODNEY 5i 1ou.
COPPER.-Lske Superior lngot Copper, froin the
~ hsS,s Nine; fE ;sle in C 90 ,Si purchaser sS y sS
nANIEL HIGGINS offers for sale, at his long esab-
embracing Fruit and Ornamental Trees Fowens
es Of f Tees eisSt ysls nom the gan Pear pear
Soeks now In bearing The leading ,sists OF Slans 90
Purchasers invited make their selections OF fe 70 the
proprietor every Will Be done ode from =. paris Of the
tIon W gs9si meet prompt attention Cs;aosae' seat .Ia.
or ANTHONY J BLEECKER 40 BrOadsl, Nss.York
DOORs, sASHES and BLINDS.-IRA PORTER
~ Co. No. sPruest Nassau wholesale and retail
and deA.Is in kiln d5eS Door S.hss .nd BhaS' war
OIden promptly executed
EULIING, SECURING and OIL SOAP, for Wooden
Manufacturer Of seed quality ana a low prices free
this OF the New-Eussnd s a, =, ,r,,ss s.,..-,-
EORFIGN EXPRESS-EDWARDS,S SANFORD
No IS Broadway happy sy that soaseasnss
Of the bsb Customs Go an o1e n - n..'a5
tbs, Sf.S ton T. sHy s . Of I EssaSa Aae wares
EUMFR & Co EIECTROTYPERS, No. IL
Fui,on Sd hoor-wood EpErsyngs Of every .Ie TYPE .ad
cut psse. sse s5d .mA TO- iher With al 0hr wor. y ~, ~
s sS.assy ! GSf WIN 10" 'N'' '''''
EoREIGN EXPRESS-EDwARDS, SANFORD
ftt & S Is;I' saa f.eaass from ma
LONDON. and all OF ENGLAND, IRELAND aud SCOE
LAND, twice sweek 10 HAvRE, PARIS BRENEN n M seA5
once a week To MELBOURNE. PORT PHILls SYDNEY
and all Of AUSTRALIA, VAN DIEAANSLAND aud NJ W
7 1.5t ND BY cS%o S S1s g. 70"
oUTTA MADRAS, BOMBAY and Obe e.Tu Of the EAST ND
IFS and CHINA every weeks Once No % boaa~Ay
REDWOOD CEMETERY.-Tbe subscriber re-
" specially the lot Of Green<Ood ,s %
where had srubberJ aO~ers Of kiads
cheap BE- bad NewiOFk and s. los lad ol sad y a
Persons will aud Il 70 aet me- -
call and select fol themselves s9a DO. be hubusee By Cemetery
ofesls -,
PS-Sa,hctory reference vii all Be given reqareA
that al work shs te done ordered and paneaa stssads %
J. EDWARDS, Marble lAri AID fl'Tis, Grden
entrance opposite Greenwood Pa'A'a.
uARNDEN's EXPRESS No "a BROADWA1-
IL SPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE ...,
the BanksrA brokers Jewellers and otheThe hAkNDSS
EAfRESS win and siler OF Daily Ergrss se ~eeA
FOR the Transmission Of Mons na ylssbles leaving oar o,
2 NJ, N charge Of nssss nssIs THOMPSON LINlNdsioS
No - Broadway, y y and No } Coart-sf Sos..a
JOSEPH NELLY, Engrayer and Printer, No. oil
~ Fuller Neding NiiaE. Aedre A1tosafh AID AZ hone
Cards BTaa EnVeopes Silver Lssa Cake BeNs ana Sasaes
CsId BIZ Heads Portraits Bs Of Exee.nse Notes IioeA -
L IGNEOUS NARBLE.-Wareroom No. 53ii
II Broadway Nsw-Yors.-FREUND CO. Manufacturer Are
PTeTsrel promptly AZ ardes for tbs hrofs on "or
expensive uarhs aud u durability ara eh-apas
oher hind II asca for al ar aea eAPe
marble deSr1hlsn ChrrcheS DvcnA uote ST 49,
Caku applied W.ir<eotngA h,scA C9i1ans -
Aard W-rcroD Ossrns tr orasszI7s
app.raS1 Akru
heiOrv corner Frsnkhn Ceurss III story Teon No H.
~hsIs al PeEsOps interested are Invited q call
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From FOO, Of hsnsy-r

OCTOBER, lo53.-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch
OHish.ne Dset ocesn Hosss Rsn wssaaroa 1919 Dss
ID ae.nEo.r rhOMA5 HAGHT CsYt r C0fAss VII leave
aoi Of Marr.y<s, r, s-ly' - St"~' v1,..
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CRYSTAL PALACE Eew-Yort Sept. - 1853
NOTICE is hereby given that no more application.
Secretary Of the saperintenasnt
suYEzIsrESDEsrs OFyIcE
CRYSTAL PALACE, Sept. s. 1883
FI,HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
..ped setSden he hour. Of 10 ocLocr 10 0ctOcr
p n sntI further nosice Am
Children uader u yesn Of ass..................
Monthly Tieteu for each eslendAs mOnth).'..''
AdmssioD on SATURDAY. ...................;..:"o
Wis or ss g ., ne 'sg sDine. TO P'a'
ietes may be the Crystal Palace
ofP,rE also a. Jolie's Music Store 500 Broadway
JOHN NJ BATCHELDER Secretary of superintendent.
TJ,HE DIRECTORS of the ASSOCIATION for the
police that the Exhibition open to the Public in al 10
branches 49,, l..
made but great Of Rs~ Produce Manufstarsd
Articles Machinery and Fine Arts the Exhibition may now Be
The Directors in making this take pleasure in
avn, that in ali ts branches il BY comprehensive
.nd attractive sds this country and they be-
neye will compare fsyoraby With any ever made - ~,
World os ther superior anything before collected q
county inventive ingenuity the mechanical s and
the industrial Of Our own people have never before oeeD
snlerrse and the talent Of 200 exhibitors have pro
dueed this array the most beautiful and useful o. aan
Directors earnestly invite their follow
: % no lee S Of & n M been .nd proSsb
IN not IL many year sss BE- offered 70 hsr ossry1 a
MORTIMER LIvrNcsToS, PHILIP BgRaowEsr
ALFRFD PELL, JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON,
AIFX, HAMiLToN' Jr. THEoDoRE sEDGwICK
ELBEKT J. ANDERSON, WIN wHErrES
HENRY r DuShAM JOHN p Us,
JACOB A. wEsTERyELT WATTS SHERMAN
JAMES A HAMILTON, w kDM0SpS
THEODORE sEDGwlCk President.
GAS. T. ANDERSON Treasurer.
LAS.s C. STUART Acrs. See.
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Professional Notices.

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OFFICE
A-GRLAT BRlTAINUndr the new laws the cot ns been
much reduced opposition have been ABOLISHED except At
the Seal and Provisional rosction for siT months
applicants nmeds demand Before the expiration Of
thu the Patent be completed OPPoson' can be entered
when notice Of inten ION 70 pro
he extends three fourteen years on pay
mel the Tax eech Of those periods
FRANCE, BELGIUM and HOLLASDPatenb are granted for
according the demand formerly
AUSTRIA desirable for patent property under tbs
laws a. lately modified. .
been established 10 the principal cptais OF
correspondence with this Once hence
BE- afforded Pfenees otherwise attain able
other legal docum ang 10 Patents
tained o. J. p PRISON No. 5 Wall-st
DR s. NJ ELLIOTT informs his patrons that after
~ sept h office bou for the Ice Of Ophthalmio Medicine
val be from 10 O'clock Mondays Wednesday, and
Fridays only, No +9a Broadway.
nR. w. BEACH has returned from Europe and
~ his this city Office No Us RyngtSnt
MAY be eOs suited from 2o6 A. NJ
TTOBU Id L X S and PARTIES ABOUT TO
BUILDPlan specification detail and working Drawing
building and style OF architecture
very reasonable and superior principles combining BOTH
beauty Of proportion AID outline address o. IL Box
No l7g Tribune Office.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. Summer Arrange
ment-Trains Chambers daily for Albany and Troy
EXpr, % NJ, through hours connecting vee Trans
reaching Buffalo Montreal At O'Clock, and NAsns FnhsS
Mall Train 3 A. M-rhroush Way Trains u NJ snd s2oPM
Express Train P INSTRUMENTATION Train r. NJ
For PoushIsepsie WAY Passenger Trains AT and 40 ~,
from ChAnber and Way Freight and Passenger Train NJ
70 For PeeI.sin at 10 A. NJ, AS P. NJ sndsP.M
The Tsyto~n Peekh and PoushkeePse Trains stop q s tho
Passenger. taken Chambers Canal Christopher 18Th and ssta
topping a. - ~ EDMUND FRENCH sap-rintsndea..
L'OR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
The 81 and BAY SRA re, Capt Wm
EMPIRE STATE CsPtsn bsnann B,syon leave 90
days sundsy exsepted on p"r NO n IL near ns
Bst~ry At z. NJ. Both touching Newport each ~as -
FREIGHT forwarded through 9TH great dPsch BY an
rspress WM BORDEN Aenr Nos 10 and VI We"ss
CTONINGTON LINE, for BOSTON, PROVI-
- DENCE NEW-BEDFORD, and TAUNTON inlsnd Ro1se
The Vanderbilt Capt joel stone AMI COhMo.
DORF Capt Bsbs IN with the stonnston And
and boston and Providence Railroads leaving New
daily Sundays excepted from Pier No r. h wharf above
o'clock p M and stnnTon AZ 0clOcs NJ OF
on the Mail train, which leaves Bosom .
These steamers are ans na Ia sp ~
other Being
the trip pleasantly and enpedhoa
reaching tneu
sston in those by either Of the other routs
abe COMMODORE from New YortM Monday "Wednesday and
Ths vANpERBfT Tom New Yoss-faesday rhafsasy and
Saturday From StoninEon-MondAy "Wednesday and Friday
EB=Pss~ngers arriving S0angon proceed lnnodiMcsy
Providence Boston Taunton and
krd o, by Stonhson At 81 A. ~
Master accompanies the steamer and train thf'osn econ
way -, - -. ,.,.., .,.,,..,,., ,,.x h. mad.
Pier No N r. 81 the ofhee No 10 battery -pl.ee
Ssfr Chesp nd Reliable KOuts IS.13.
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T ONION and NEW.YORK PICKLE and PRE-
IL sEkyE wAREH0UsZ-AercAsssa'Hos cltespsr - Pen
ses vi. End uppJ Of articles snsarpssd b. s1J N ne United
stzta
LHssOs Ard Done'ts Pietlss Vine. I'd CO..
kaxxd- Liquors AID Cortia8
An<hovies, ssrttnes. Olives and Preserves
C4pen- Brady fruifs, &c
Hermeesy scaled Oyssrs LOhsss warranted 20 hesp IN
any climate.
Al every other article IN the trade
g. RAPHAEL, Importer xaa NsrafactzrH
No. ia Brosdv.y. " T.
DLAYING CARDS-The CONGRESS MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY ofer Cor sale No IS AM 81 neH me
eheape Of Anscsn
sanh Cards IsOry ssn Surface satin Fne tad
EeBsnsed Frneh and Celoed Satin Car sad Card
board 70 b found IN this city
YEAST POWDER-B. T BABBITT is the original
the Chemical Yeax Powder Which prepared and
bJ and 70 IN IN Iaose
shoud that they thai With the above name On
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Che n)orlo's falr.

OFFICE oV TaE SUPERINTENDENT, !
CRYSTAL PALACE, kew-YorE- Sept H. 1913 }
NOTICE is hereby given, that no more applications
IN Z1b in this building whether fofn OF a29ee can Dc
nsnted J. NJ BAlCHELDER
anrrefs NJ he -rn
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5iationerp, ST.

A CCOUNT BOOKS and sTATTONERY-PRLNT-
"A IsG.n TYPOGRAPHY
would call ,s. .,sasoH Il seasssra nd Merchants Bsn
e'and oesr' fR1 aee6 6SSE.1 sooS x Asr ROCK"
''''''ii f. g. D., Boob. Journal. Cos. Book.
Of the best paper ADD hnSins yis The pages numbered
Every description of Tssh Eas.5 American n,as.sf-s
Copying Pre.e. With .tSnd.;
Cod sss SEE, n. I'm, - Ia ss9dr.. I'm.
Bill Exchange Bills Of Ldns Notes and Drss Ensrsved and
DLANK BOOKS. PAPER, STATIONERY, &c
ID FRASCIs LoUTREL No. M.iaen.lsns csansry .as
ss supplied 0T R s.v.sa %. .s. Sy 5s.e
WIRING Paper Ls. Cap al yls. saat BOOK ,aa I.a{ "a s
css. Manifold DARE. and Diy JOanA. for is'<
Order oeive prompt attention
DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY
ID GEO A HICKS, No s. Nsssaast would ell the attention
DO "sy :f on . n a ao h S' or
'b0r notice Letter and SsP TsIs HSs Paper" &c
al ch.r Conmeesl BlasLs Printing Llhosrsphns dane
h'''' i'e'' GEO. A. HICKS, s.tensr
DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and PRINTING
ID -GEORGE H BELL h.. constantly hand wsl-elec.sA
Ges Of sl.ns bo from PsaS% 70 Ias S Id
PACED Ledger DsyBoot, Ju.ls cs'h Boob. he Layers
the use Of se profession also B.nt Boob. rst printed :a1
re ead ~h sst care 70 Which the attention Of
chants and Other- consisting In. stand. and Pen hoL
Car IL .ei sS fasd sad rs @
printing BIZ heads Cards Ccu
in color GEORGE BELL sa;oner Printer and Blank Book
Manufacture, No. l5s EAssautt-
COLLINS BOVINE & Co., Statoners Hall, Nos.
~ ia 76 PeAr Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
X@couNT BOOKS sold from tbs shelves
English and American Pspers OF superior bind
ing and paced All sizes ,.-,o,-rrv
Foreign Domestic Staple and Fancy New Stock OF the ia
est sud best styles nr,>,-,xo
entirely Printing Ohee With Power Press and new
FONTS Faced Type Particular attention paid 70 law eases
~ IITHOGRAPHY.
By the best American and European artists =,
Having entirely bndery end Printing Once w hseh
e.ly M prove the their Embellishments
thew or and advantages guarantee thar their
COLLINS, BOVINE 4 CO.
TREENs INK ERASER and PAPER CLEAN
" Err for BOOK-KEEPERS CLERKS and Ii rERARf oBN-
Rubber Tar superior 70 any ar
purpose introduced aside rom us slP
rio qualities Pencil Cleaner removes lex ard other sns
with facility than the ordinary craper ana ee'os INC
the paper unframed -, oo,,,,,s ao,,,Su
Co satoue Hall Nos ia and ITS Pearl- New York 1850,
who are also sole Agents Green's Pencil Rubber.
CTATIONEES' HALL, Nos. ia and l76 Pearl-st,
- NY between Cedar and Pines l-COLLINS, BROWNE h
Co. Importer Foreign and Dealers IN Domestic stsone are
row the and best selected rocn the trade
that nd this market Our rock comprises ell the various
yos and OF sits Csnsd.s
s Of e:,h ss pa @ AK so. P.spe, .ns Soo
DENY. Medium Royal sup Royal American aud
Epgh DrAwng Plain Embossed and Colored Cards Card
Bonnet and Straw Boads Blank Pass and Ne
PsrsIs At ver w price. Cod with without Silver
Holders snd Steel Pens Cutlery ke- with end assortment Of
Stationery Goods and Envelopes Of ever dsseIiPaon -
COLLINS. BOVINE Co.
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lSD3. Mott SAFE, LhesP and hoIIiDo hUuEs
Summer Arrangement
ALBANY and NEW-YORK INLAND ROUTE
IA RAILROAD-FARE sl.-Two daily Express rans st A NJ
no m connecting Albany ~sb Csssra Lane 81 asiro.1
lines Nsh for Ssstoga springs w iitsnsi ana
Montreal The connect with Western nd hodsos aud SER
Chatham -Four Corners for Lebanon Spnp On
and amer Monday July the depot 81 White
Elm spd through tickets DO pocnrd and Bag
checked
For ASsn, 81 % For syr,ss.s -
Fef Utica ............ - FOR Buffalo ......." IW
received Brooms and Bowsf and ashst aud
Oh -ay. stafisns
The above will receive only 81 Cr0on
Falls and Chatham -Four Corpora
All other ass viii leave City Hall Station, corner Of rJonow
and Cenire-st- a. herotofore =. a.o.u .--..
July -, 1853 M sboAf oupeHn~hasn'
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MD YOU EVER TRY DIR. j. NJ LEvYs sPk.

~ CIFIc Ill falls Inhsmmaory and Chronic
kheumatisn Neuralgia Lambso Tie Doloareux CAidbian
sweDss Cramps and Pains the Limbs and all kinds Of eps
and BEuises-
Charlie. RIMS Of Jehn.. ssa s,c.s.sJ,
vayi W D. Crumbe No. Sis BoweIy and No s1 BfccawyJ
absudan Conde No l66 sthsv and No 6thsy- aud Me-
HAYS No IT'S brooklyn. d. Circulars win esrsih-
the hhe. authority the United States can be bed ~
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Marhinerp, &f.

=SpnIYs GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE MANU-
ks.ee1-rTpry9' CeMPAnY
OFA No eWals, Newfof-
An rsySsd 70 f,se'~ '' II v. POST Secretary,
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Thea, Iuasamstors connection with COCBRANS QUARTZ
UsHTR icing Unverssy acknowledged the only perfect
sesrning gold from rock and ore are re-
ssnnened greatest confidence persons IN want OF ucn
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Tor NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.Is- me stes u
IL ,kip DAsIRL WEssrER CA<Aa WsDHt sh is1ss
1,.r "a kortb River "a THJasDAY o.. o n s1s Az
sIss.Bt stzt< ROoas 4rek All $500 FH n "a -
a CRARLKs MORGAN Assnt Ne BSsias oresa
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covey p41sr e<sas ~ Al pars o. ~
QU4S LINZ rses IA s,,anee<l,a
lsfosa tr<EiDs tbs Boat On ssoos,s
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~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE. No. Il Msrcsrs- r-rss u
of Chronic Disease the application Of bic Bod
Brsee spinoshouder Brace Spinal Prop. Br.se rss psy
rdl.s Pile Spring.. Travelling Conpaaoo for tho 81 ve
cal Pulmonary Digestive Eervon Spinal and Female conpssss
and for Rupufes Dropping and Lsnsuor also r The support
ladies eneieu nj and during coahne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-01

CWEENEYs CELEBRATED HOTAIR and VEN.
- TllATEG FURNACE for Heating ChnrehsS Public Build
kp and Dwe fiooses-The EEW9Okk FURNACE Co haV-
S the manufacture snd sell the above
NewJersey, New
eIeept Counties Of E and all the Eastern
ready receive and orders from
OF the above named territory NEWiORk FUkNACE 70
No. bIrysn-rOw, opposite the City Hall, New forh
HB-The Furnace Mesrs shannon KiobaPs
Wecrst ID J. A fuckers No II South 9Th st.
With msbgrKh L. I; and d. Prouty 4 Co. Boston.
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ITywyoRK BERLIN IRONFURNITURE

IN WORKs-wM 7. BACHELOR formerly Of No 81 Duane
sppres bs friends that having completed arrange
mont business connection under the name and 9fn Of
BACHELOR Co. will continne the manufacture OF Iron
Furniture all branches upon corresponding With tne ~,
esns Noe ~ and 81 Duanest The esiabs VIII
freshes pectn and OF the Ar
h, viii make such improvements be practicable
original Of every variety
e,e and price w L. b. cordially invites his customers In the
country visit his Wsrerooms and examine the soes con
Vrnf Bdsteads HBands Settlers Chss Brackets Mirrors
stro Door and Window Guards Hotel Hospital Asylum and
Gry BedstedA Umbrellas Stands Fire Stands Cris Cradles Cen
fable Once and Wareooms In connection with the New
Yori Foundry end on Railing Company No % and 81
d. 1oo,s al OF Broadway w. f. BACHELOR Co.
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by the European powers to colonlzo any portion
Of this continent. If Mistaken" said Mr.. Van
Buren,, 81 desire to be corrected. No; ] am
not No; thank heaven, policy so opposite to
all the feelings of the American people, so adj
verse, as firmly believe it to be, to its true in
terests, has no friend at least no advocate, on
this floor"
This speech was pronounced the ablest dev-
cred IN Congress since Mr.. Pinkney's reply TO
Mr.. King. could I'll volumes from the speech
os Of Mr. llaync Mr. Ryes, Mr. McLane, Mr..
Calhoun, and all the ancient leaders ofthc Dem
ocratic party against this Monroe doctrine. But
! will not longer and ~ this manner trespass up
on your patience by the introduction other opn-
ions. The Senator from Michigan lMr Cass)
was perfectly correct when he said that this dec
laraton Of Mr.. Monroe had lain, ever since its
origin, dead letter on onr records. His recent
attempt to revive 1t by bis resolution. at the last
session, closes the history Of the Monroe doc
lrlnes. That res luton met with such violent
opposition from his own party os 90 give MS the
assurance that no President who should under
take TO act upon it could be sustained. With all
similar resolutions. recommendations and docla-
rations, II was consigned to that same ancient
vault where all the kindred of the Capulets lie.
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Decision on the Liquor Law.
SUPREME CNuRT.

windsor County.-NIaieh Term, 1853.
Hon ISAAC f. REDFlELD, Chief Justice.
Hon. PlrHrolNr lsnAM 7,,Y b,.sc,s
Hon. MILO Bennett, '''S' '"S'''eS'
Robinson C. Poioers. ErpUie. Habeas Cor
pus.-Ihe petitioner, imprisoned for being found
intoxicated, and having been examined by a
magistrate was by him reminded to imprison-
ment--the disclosures not being satisfactory to
the magistrate, as 10 the means by which the
prisoner obtained his liquor. On hearing, on
habeas corpus before this Court, the power of ar
resting without warrant person intoxicated
and disturbing the public peace or domestic
tranquility, was sustlmed-and it was held that
a person SO arrested and refusing TO disclose
may be imprlsoned,--as a witness may be i'm
pusoned for refusing TO give testimony, and that
the magistrate Is empowered 10 decide as to the
sulfccncy Of the disclosure. Petitioner remand
ed 10 his former custody, and petition dismissed.
-Ho0dstoek Mercury .hirch n.
The opinion IN this case will appear in our
next. 1t was given by Chief Justice Redield,
At the risk Of giving the Patriot fits, we remark
that the Democratic Chief Justice shares the
responsibility" with his Wing brethren on the
bench So 1t is-in the legislature, among the
people, and in the court, the liquor law is not a
patty question. Let the people mark those who
attempt to make Il party question.