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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
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These totals include tic received for hire engines
md cars ard interest Of Buffalo and state Line Railroad
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Leave Brownsville every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 81 m
Arrive at Clayton by ms
Leave Clayton every Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day Tam;
Arrive at Brownsville by II M
1853 From ASams by Rodman, East Rodman, South Rut-
land, ChamE ion, and South Roads, 10 Copenhagen,
81 miles and back six times week.
Leave Adams every day except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Copenhagen by pm;
Leave CoEenha gen every day except Sunday at
Anive at Adams by IL M
"a From Copenhagen by Pinckney, Barness Corners,
Worthwhile, and Jacksonville, to Lorraine, 10 miles
and back, once week
Leave Copenhagen every Tuesday at 10 m;
Arrive at Lorraine by 81 pm;
Leave Lorraine every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Copenhagen by IL
1855 From Lowvlle. by Watson, New Bremen, Croghan,
Diane, Pitcarn, East Pitcairn, and South Edwards,
10 Edwards, SO miles and back, week.
Leave Lowville every Thursday at 6 M;
Arrive at Edwards by l a next day;
Leave Edwards every Friday at p m;
Arrive at Lowvtle by p m next day.
1856 From Loavle by South Harrisburg, Harrisburg, New
Boston, and Pinkney to Rodman, "a miles and back,
week.
Leave Lowville every Friday at a
Arrive at Rodman by IL m
Leave Rodman every Friday at pm;
Arrive at LoWville by pm.
1857 From Turin, by Collinsvile, Lyons Falls and Port
Leyden, to Lyonsdale, 10 miles and back, six times
week.
LeaVe urn every Gay except SUNDAY az % d III
Arrive al Lyonslae by IL
Leave Lyonsdale every day except Sunday at m ];
Arrive at Tutin by 81 D m.
1853 From Trenton, by Holland Patent, and Stville,
Floyd miles and back, six times week.
Leave Trenton daily except Sunday at ST pms
Arrive at Floyd by u pm;
Leave Floyd daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive atTienton by a m.
1859 From Russia, by Postville, Ohio and Wilmut to
Morehousevile, % miles and back once week, with
an additional weekly trip to Ohio.
Leave Russia every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Morehoussve by IL m
Leave MorehonseviIle every Saturday at l pm;
Arrive at Russia by m.
The second weekly trip to Ohio to be run on Wed
nesdays
1850 From sagevile, by Lake Pleasant. Gilman Wells
Hope Centre, and Hope, to Worthwhile, 90 miles and
back, week.
Leave SagevilIe every Thursday at 6 nj;
Arrive at Worthwhile by 2p M;
Leave Worthwhile every Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Sagevile by M
ll6l From Schenectady, by East Chenille, Charlton,
Chenille. and West Charon to Galway 81 miles
and back, three times week.
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to 0neonta, SO miles and back, six times week.
Leave Palatine Bridge daily except Sunday at 6 m
Arrive at Oneonta by S p N
Leave Oneonta daily except Sunday at a m
Arrive at Paatine Bridge by 6p M
l76 Fom Johnstown by Rockwood Garoga, Lasseilvle,
and Oppenheim, to Brocketts Bridge, ~ miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Johnstown every Wednesday and Saturday al
l4pm;
Arrive at Brockett's Bridge by 81 pms
Leave Brockett's Bridge every Wednesday and Satur-
day at m;
Arrive at Johnstown by 81 m.
1l77 From Canaohare by Speakers Basin Root Charles
ton -Four Corners, Sloansvile, and Central Bridge,
to Schohare, % miles and back, tri- weeky.
Leave Canaoharie every Tuesday, Thursday, and sa-
turday at p m;
Arrive at Schoharie by pm;
Leave schoharie every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive at Canajoharie by 8 pm. a
IT'S From Canajohare, by Flat Creek, A1gusvle and
Sharon, to Gardnersvile, II miles and back tri-
weekly.
Leave Canajohare every Tuesday, Thursday, and sa-
turday at IL m;
Arrive at Charlottesville by p m;
Leave Gardnersvie every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at m
Arrive at Canajoharie by 10
I79 From Canaoharie by Ames and Sharon Springs to
Sharon Centre, II miles and back, six times a week
from lst June to lst October and semi weekly resi-
due OF year.
Leave Cansjohare every day except Sunday at IL m
Arrive at Sharon Springs by days;
Leave Sharon Springs every day except Sunday a.
Arrive at Sharon Centre by 6 pms,
Leave Sharon Centre every day except Sunday at
81 pm;
Arrive at Sharon Springs by pms
Leave Sharon Springs every day except Sunday at
Arrive at Canajoharie by ii m.
The semi weekly trips to be performed Tuesdays
and Fridays.
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tsassY8hits Hall daily except Sunday at 10 am;
Arivert Rouse's Point by 81 pm;
Leave Roum's Point daily except Sunday at z pms
Arrive at White Hall next days by
I'LL From schroon Lake, by schoon River North Hudson
New Russa, Ezabeihown, and Lewis, to Reese
vile So miles and back, three times week.
Leave Schroon Lake every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at am;
Arrive at Keesevle by 6 pm;
Leave Keesevills every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at ann
Arrive at Schroon Lake by Up m.
lll2 From Schoon River, by Adondac, Long Lake. 80
miles and back, twice week to Adirondac, and
week the remainder.
Leave schroon River every Wednesday and Friday at
cam;
Arrive at Adirondac by pm;
Leave Adirondac every Saturday at s am;
Arrive at Long Lake by IL m;
Leave Long Lake every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Adirondac by pm;
Leave Adrondac every Tuesday and Thursday at IL m;
Arrive at Schroon River by m.
ll1s From Pottersvle to Tannesvi miles and back,
week
Leave Pottersville every Wednesday at 6 M
Arrive at Tannersvlle by n IN;
Leave Tannersvile every Wednesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Posteisvle by 81
liza From Ticonderoga, by Pusvle, schroon Lake. and
Woodwardsvile, Minerva, IS miles and back once
Leave Tconderoga every Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Minerva by pm;
Leave Minerva every Tuesday at z m !;
Arrive at Ticonderoga by p
lll6 From Port Henry, by Chimney Point, VT, to
Bridport 10 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Port Henry every Wednesday at IL m
Arrive at Bridport by pm;
Leave Brdport every Wednesday at pm,
Arrive at Port Henry by m.
Ills From Westport to Elzabehtown, miles and back,
six times week.
Leave Westport every day except Sunday at 6 m I;
Arrive at Eizabsthtown by pm;
Leave Eizabehtown every day except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Westport by 5pm
l1l7 From Elizabehtown, by Keene, North Elba, Har-
rietstown, and ST. Armand, to Merrilsvie, so miles
and back, once week.
Leave EEzabethtown every Monday at pm;
Arrive at Merrilsvlle by 4 m next days;
Leave Merrisvlle every Wednesday at ga m;
Arrive at Elzabehtown by IL next days.
Ills From st. Armand, by Franklin Falls to Hamilton, in
Franklin county, so miles and back, week.
Leave st. Armand every Tuesday at a pm
Arrive at Hamilton by p next day
Leave Hamilton every Monday at 8 m;
Arrive at st. Armand by m. next day.
lls From Essex Charlotte, Vt miles and back, twice
aweek, with four additional weekly trips from lsl of
April to lst of December.
Leave ESSEX every Monday and Friday at 8 m
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1850 From NGsk rlain eneylLe wiley m Hsns.s
ss'sB, s s az asssI W. Is.
rsns to Morri. So miles and back. SIX times week.
Leave Fort Plain daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Morris BY II n ns1t days;
Leave Morris daily except Sunday c: r ;
Arrive at Fort Plain Jy Il n NEXT lays IN
1lsl Ppm Litle Fals,lby EatplrfIsA farheh Middle
vile, Newport, Poland, Cold Brook Rnseia, Graves
vile, and Trenton Falls, to Trenton, 80 miles and
back, six times week.
Leave Little Falls daily except Sunday at m
Arrive at Trenton BY pms 3..sa
Leave Trenton daily except Sunday at a m;
Arrive at Little Falls by ~ m. ae:is1
1852 From Littlg Falls by Mannheim Centre, Brocketts
Bridge, Salisbury, Salisbury Centre, and Devereaux,
to Straiford, 20 milesand back. six times week.
Leave Little Falls daily except Sunday at p m;
Arrive at statford by 74pm;
Leave Sratford daily except Sunday at sam;
Arrive at Little Falls by IL m.
1883 From Little Falls, by Danube to MELVILLE, miles
and back, once week. 4f8#
Leave Little Falls every Friday at l m
Arrive at MELVILLE by 3 pm,
Leave MELVILLE every Friday at 10 m
Arrive at Little Falls by IL m.
1854 From Little Falls by Jacksonburg, Panss Hollow
and Grains Corner to Warren, 20 miles and back,
once week. 4
Leave Little Falls every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Warren by 6pm;
Leave Warren every "Wednesday at a an;
Arrive at Little Falls by 9 m. @
1855 From Herkmer, by Mohawk, Jordansville, Pages
Corners, Rich6ed Springs, Schuyler's Lake, Oak
vile, and Fly Creek, to Cooperstown, 80 miles and
back, tr-weekly
Leave Herkimer every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at IL am;
Arrive at Cooperstown by pm;
Leave Cooperstown every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 6 sans;
Arrive at Herkmer by pm.
1856 From Cherry Valley, by Roseboom, Middefed, and
Westville, to Milford Is miles and back six times
week.
Leave Cherry Valley daily except Sunday at 81 m ;
Arrive at Milford by II pm;
Leave Milford daily except Sunday at 81 am;
Arrive at, Cherry Valley by II pm.
1857 From Cherry Valley by East Springfield Springfield
Warren. Richfeld Springs, May Flower Winfield,
West Winfield, and Babcock Hill, to CIayville, 80
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Cherry Valley every Tuesday, Thursday, and
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Leave Manus Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
at 81 pm;
Arrive at Pompey Centre by 7pm;
Return to Manlius by 81 p m.
1916 From Scott by Sempronus and Drssservie TO Mora
via, 10 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Scott every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Moravia by 81 PM;
Leave Moravia every Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day at IL m
Arrive at Scott by 81 p m.
1917 From Syracuse, by Geddes, Camlu Marceus Mar
ceus Falls Auburn Cavuga Seneca Falls Wa.er-
loo, Geneva, Oaks Corners, Phelps, Gift Springs,
Manchester Centre, ChapinvilIe, Canandaigua, Vic
tor, Pisfrj, and Brighton, TO Rochester, los miles
and back. six times week, with additional six
times week mail, exchanging mails only at those
places where the express trains stop.
Leave Syracuse at II and ST M
Arrive at Rochester by 81 N and / pm;
Leave Rochester at 8 and pm;
Arrive at Syracuse by IL and
1918 From Syracuse by Belle Isle Canal Jordan Weeds
port Port Byron, Cruso, Clyde, Lock Berlin Lyons,
Newark, East Palmyra, Palmyra, Macedon, Perrin
ton and Penfeld TO Rochester, 500 miles, six times
week, with daily mail additional supplying only
those offices at which the express trains stop.
Leave Syracuse at Al m and II pm;
Arrive at Rochester by 8 m and p nj
Leave Rochester at IL and 8 pm;
Arrive at Syracuse by m and ii
1919 From Syracuse by Baldwinsvie Lamsons Fulton,
South CRANKY, and Oswego Falls, to Oswego, s55
miles and back daily, with an additional trip daily ex-
cep Sunday carrying only through mails
Leave Syracuse at 6 and pm;
Arrive at Oswego by u m and n pm;
Leave Oswego at and p m;
Arrive at Syracuse by II m and II p m.
1920 From Syracuse by Messina Springs and Coamer to
Bridgeport, Il miles and back, six times week, with
privilege Of supplying Messna Springs by side mails.
Leave Syracuse daily except Sunday at 5 pm;
Arrive at bridgeport by Spm;
Leave Bridgeport daily except Sunday at m
Arrive at Syracuse by IL m.
1921 From Syracuse, by Sana Liverpool Clay Three Ri
yer Points, and Plenx, to Lampson's, ~ miles and
back, six times week.
Leave Syracuse daily except Sunday at s pm;
Arrive at Lampsons by 81 pm;
Leave Lampsons daily except Sunday at 81 am;
Arrive at Syracuse by IL m.
1922 From Syracuse by Salina, Plank Road Cicero Brew
erton, Central Square, Hastings Centre, Hastings
Colosse Union Square, South Rchland, and Rich
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, Nov. Z, 1862
The sales Of cotton to-day 500 bales at steady
prices Strict middng Is quoted at &c. Molassesl500
hhds sold at 22c. 23c. 1900 bags of Rio coffee sold
Ut 1oLc. q lie. Rice dull at &c. Size Flour is de-
Ginning
CHARLESTON, Nov. 9, 1853.
The sales of cotton Saturday 700 bales at prices
ranging from Sc. 1870.
CHARLESTON Nov. 7, 1853.
The sales of cotton day amounted to 900 bales, at
range of 7c. 1870. The market is firm and prices tend
1pward
ALBANY, Nov. Z, 1858.
The receipts since Saturday have been as follows =:
-Four 1900 barrels wheat 600 bushels corn 26 600
bushels OATS % 900 bushels The transactions Ia -four
limited to 1000 barrels at previous rates In wheat
no saes bave been reported 81 IS is asked for Genesee
Corn has been In good request at better prceslO 600
bushels sold at &c. for mixed western Barley-Sales
900 bushels at 1870 for two rowed S3c. for Mixed
and &c. to &c. for four rowed Oats steady at 4c for
State, and 48c. for Western.
OswEGo, Nov. T. 1853.
The following have been the receipts during the past
frty eight hours-Four, 1000 barrels; wheat, 100 600
bushels; corn, Wheat is Arm, but dull-for Cana
dian 81 As has been offered and refused Flour freight
are quoted at 60c. to $50.
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noon at half past o'clock The rsmains win %
taken to Greenwood Cemetery for int meat.
Parents, why mourn ye for our chidf
FOR ner why do you weep2
For 10 that spirit, meek and mild,
Does now in Jesus Sleep
On Sunday morning. November O, after lingering ill.,
ness, M,RY ANN wife OF Cor nslius l. Egsrtr.
The relatives and fends OF the family and OF her
Their Benjamin Penz are respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral nom her late residence No. 81 Third street.
this afternoon at half past three O'clock without fur
Their invitation
MHAn ERcar, after lingering illness, atNo. 1877 Resds
street, Kentucky House.
His friends, and those Of his brothers, John. James
Patrick and william Enright are invited to attend his
funeral from the above place, this afternoon az one
O'Clock.
On Sunday afternoon November g. after short Illness
WILLIAM HENRY, only child of Henry L. and Sarah c. Slote
aged year, months and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at one
o'clock from the residence Of his parents No. 1876 Allen
street, without further invitation.
Gu Sunday evening November 8, JOHN RUTHvEy, (for-
mery hardware merchant of this city, 10 the ABA
of his age. s,;.... s-5aSz1
His friends, and those Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of his
father James Ruthyen Esq No. 100 West Twenty third
street, to morrow morning, at ten o'clock. s.Ay =
On Monday, November 7, Mr. ROBERT PxrraEEw, in the
|. TIE relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, No
les west twenty sixth street. tomorrow morning. at ten
O'Clock. His remains will be taken to Westchester
county for interment.
on SUNDAY night november ., OF Inflammation OF the
lungs DAVID SMYTH, in the Both year of his age
His remains will be taken, to- morning at ten
O'clock from his late residence, to Pumpkin Plains
Church for nterment.
On Sunday night, November g. RICHARD II. TOWNSEND,
In the 34th year of his age.
His friends and acqnaintances respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral from his late residence No 500
Fourth street. this afternoon At two O'Clock.
On Second day, the 18th instant, Dr. JOHN NJ COUGH
formerly OF Canterbury, Orange county, NJ " aged 58
years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his fu-
neral from his late residence No 2oe East Broadway
the 9th inst, at one O'Clock, p NJ.
On Sunday, November O. LEWIS TINKER, aged 2 years
and IL months son of John and Sarah Aikoman.
On Friday November 4, SILVA SLoooMB, infant daugh
ter Of Joseph c. and Sarah Howe, aged % days.
In Brooklyn, on Saturday. November s, ANN MARY
daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Armstrong, aged
years and ten months.
San Francisco papers please copy.
In Charleston, 5. G, on Thursday, November 8, of
sumption Miss MARIA DOLORES STuoKIER the beloved aud
only daughter Of Mr. Francis Stuckler professor of music
formerly Of this city in the 18th year Of her age.
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Married.

On Thursday, Noveu Der g. by the Rev. Benjamin
Evans, Mr. JOHN ELLIS HAMroN to Miss MARGARET EMMA
JARVIS, all of this city
In New York, ON Saturday, November 8, by the Rev
A. Warren, Recteur de pEgese du Saint Esprit, JOSEPH
HAouE Of Sheffield Eng to MademoiseIe NAME DucLos,
Of Annecy, Sardinia.
On Saturday, November s, by Father McGann, WILLIAM
henry sBKEnAN to CArHAuSE BRISS, both natives Of
Ireland.
On Monday, November 7, by the Rev Robert NJ Hatfield,
WILLIAM SHEPHKRD Esq, OF Charleston g. O., to IBoSoRA
s., daughter Of Capt. Robert 7. Brown OF Brooklyn
On Wednesday, November 2, by the Rev. l.. Scudder,
Mr. ISAIAH Couss Of Hudson, to Miss JULIA Gross daugh
ter Of Edmond Gross, of New York.
Hudson and Poughkeepse papers please copy.
In Brooklyn by the Rev. Samuel A. Seaman Mr.. j. NJ.
BALLARD United States Navy, to Miss MAGARnTA BIcHr
daughter Of John Blight. u. 8. N.
Augusta papers please copy.
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On Sunday morning, November 0, Mr.. Fl. O. KMBER,
printer, aged 4S years, after lingering Illness.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his fnnera from his late residences No
80 First street, this afternoon, at one O'Clock.
On Sunday, November 9, MARY ADRIA, only child of
Walter ID. G. and Mary g. Boggs, aged month and 23
days.
The friends NJ Tire family and those ~ her v~ard Sho
flannel Bpv ug Esq requested attend funeral
rom No. 81 Esssx street, pesr Grand, this aster
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DR.. J. N. Hobensnclk. the rn,-famed I'M

yentor and proprietor of Hobensaks liver Pills Worm
Syrup OF Philadepbs, to femalc"The great ofcs
OF these pills is to create regularity and they have
found TO be most inv aluabc medicine in plant
to which females arc subject In all whers any ob
sruction Of the customary evacuation takes place.
endeavor should be to keep the bowels OPEN Many me
females fall into chronic disorders and endap their lives
by not attending to few simple rules when cessation
the menses takes place One box of these pills taken
eording to tho directions. will all difficulty, and
place the action Of those delicate If the system
as Nature inten ded." G. v. CLICKENER CO.
81 Barclay street, agents for the Eastern States.
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Chrssty's sI,nstrels-A Row In Prospect.
Go CIfRsrY 4 WooD's MINSTREL HALL. }
"A Roadway, New York, Nov 7, 1853

Gro CrRrsrY Il wooD's MINSTREL HALL
"a Broadway, New York, Nov 7, 1858. +
JANIS GORDON BENNETT ESQ.
DEAR smAbout thirteen years since when eleven years
Of age, became connected with Edwin p Christy ESQ.,
of his band Of Ethiopian Mnstres After short
experience he thought to his advantage that should
assume the Of sChrisyn Being under his control
and subject to his will had choice, (even IL had OBJ
jeced and from that time TO the present. professionally
and otherwise Except with few acquaintance
have been known in public and private only eGeorge
NJ Chrty and far my professional reputation has
extended in the United States and have
oy no other appelation. continued member of the
company of Mr.. Chrsty until within few Gays since
wAen induced by business considerations, entered into
copartnership with Henry Wood Esq ,aof Woods Min
trels under the style Of "Geo Chrsty Woods Min
stre" for the purpose of conducting the business
Ethiopian Mnstrelsy.
In your notices Of our establishment find that no
mention made Of my name in connection with Mr. Wood
and that our place OF amusement is styled Woods Min
stre" Whether this omission is the accident or
oversight it is not for say but the fact speaks for
ITSELF and am utterly unwilling to permit unjust an
act to Mr. Wool we'll myself, to pass without call
ing your attention to the same conscious, am that
you will not allow journal to be the medium
communications to the public in small matter
am, sir young man. my profession and private char
actsr is my ALL the OF Christy was given me by
another to suit his purposes and advance his own
aggrandizement How the purpose succeeded it is
not for to say but feel it due to myself to rem ark
that the professional name which bear is much my
own perty and business capital the sooty face
which some of my too partial friends think becoming
to the stage And, while would not detract from
the merits of Others trust it is not asking too much to
claim for myself that which, by apprenticeship years
and labor I have made my own.
Inasmuoh the in the notices OF amusements
has occurred in your paper may not ask act of
exact justice that you will give this note place in your
valuable columns that the public juage of one
who in his profession would be considered among the
disciples of Young America with whom there such
word as fail" am with high regard, your obedient
servant, GEORGE N. HARRINGTON
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Makers dancers and doctors tight dancers and lawyers
barequns and politicians tradesmen mechanc and iabo
all requested to purchase their hats at KNOWS
1913 Fulton street. for his articles beautiful in
excellent in material admirable in durable
cheap As tho old song has it-Upon my word it's true
Whatn you lay it's lie?'
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Who IL DIR. j. s. Rose !--Dr. j. s. Rose is n
regular graduate of medicine from the University uusy
vania He has been engaged in large and
Mse tor the past thirty years in the city of Pladopha
where his medicines universally
He graduated in 1890 since which time he has
sands Of persons Of all complaints. He is putting
class OF family medicines, each suited to disease
and are the result II his practice book called
Dr Roses Medical Ad iser to in sickness
heslth book should have, without
any charge BY calling where his medicines soi.
cough syrup, bilious and liver pills. curer dyspeptc
compound have cured Of disease and pain Cali
At the depot No. N Cedar street. second door Broad
"
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The Best Pianos In the World.-T. Gilbert
Co.'s celebrated pianos with iron frames cular
scales the best in tho world They defy competition
tone, quality, and force
HORACE WATERS, sole agent, aa Broadway.
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Marine Disasters.

COLLISION ON THE SOUND--sCHOoNER ORLANDO
SUNK.
Providence, Nov 7, 1853
The schooner Orlando, of Beverley, Pendeton, from
Rondout for Dartmouth Portsmouth, with COAL was in
contact Friday night Gull Island, Long Island
Sound, with the brig Eugene Rec, from Lubec for New
York and much in ured that she soon sunk The
saved them selves in the boat and taken
board the brig having lost everything but what they
stood Captain Pendleton also lost his freight money
1sr the last trip amounting to about $780, Toe Eugene
some what damaged, and put into New London on
Saturday morning. for repairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

Tho Daguerrean allery, SO Easy or Access
IN tho city g ROOTS, No. s6s Broadway. Persons who
avoid long and tedious journeys innumerable
ssairs Ill make Of this Perfect pictures taken in
every style.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

medy Of thirty years standing, without fail burns
scaas bcis ebslane chappcd hands piles and every out
ward injury eruption. A. u. ID. Sands, wholesale
agents. Sold by H. Ring, Of John and
and by druggists and apothecari,s generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

The Best Pianos in the World.-It Is an
undsnabis fact that Gilbert Co.'s celebrated pianos
world They defy competition for tone quality and price
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway. sole a9pnt