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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
TN pIrRsuANCE Of an order of ths surro-

gate u the County Of New forh nes hersby sven % 81
p-rson- hayn g es- .ssnf JAMES W. D0xiSiCk, he the
CITY Tort decsa.ed 10 pesst the sams with seashss
thereof Subscribers Il the 0he- Of William ssyDa
Co the CITY New fofs bess- tns
sh ay asHt-D.sd ss~ Yort. the l0h sJ Of Jsaasg
Isa3 WILLIAM snInoOh
CHARIEs AEHHILL.
JAMES w DOnislck,
~ ia.sms WILLIAM D. DOMiSICk,J
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T,OIFDO NORWALK and CLEVELAND

u, NOhN AIN r'i4t@
Il RAILROAD-Opeu through, completing tho last lnk
in he chain of Railroads between New York Boston, rh
saslpla Baltimore and W Arlington City and CHICAGO
or lud after MONDAY. Feb. 2 1853, Passenger Trans
will run daily Sundays excepted a. follows
Leave Toledo AN. and 10 Pm
Leave Cleveland {. % A NJ. and PM
CONNECTING at Toeao with trains OF Michigan SouIhefn
RArnad for Chicago and the West. ,
Az Bellevue With trains Of Mad River Road for Sandns&y
CITY DAYTON Indianapolis Cincinnati, &c. o,
A. Nouroeyille with Mansfield and Sandusky city hoH
for S.Ddasky City, shelby Junction, Coun6aS' se"Ah
and GAINESVILLE. -, r.. =;
pa1 Sbsiby Iurctlou Columbus and Cincinnati.
Al CleVelsad with Lake SHORE Road. va psnAuN oi
New. Yofk .1d Boston and via Buffalo for Ne" 1oEk and
a.nx md for W..tsn Road and Boston, 18th Cleveland
md Pittsburgh Road for PltcsbGTsh Wheeling, PhiiS4
phis Baltimore and Washington CIV
Fr,d.ht. for~ aided promptly a. far rates ,.
+ B. PHILLIPS, superintendent:
supts Office T " L C. X r., Nor~alk, Ohio, Feb ISo-
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

COUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and
II INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS -lhe sRirca.e -, ~
SOUTH AMERICA and CoLUh blA WI L1as. -. -
H.rr.onst every afternoon a. oelost eennec.ins -
stage. from Se~t-rsh Kias-tOs and Cs<sin ana h'1'
.pS BIZ shirr Rsalros1
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro.

.sis f IN. County bsreby 10 si
ops ha,n. eu- JOHN w. PAfMER kts Of the CITY %
New fot But her decesssd the 18th voaoe-fs
,l..of 10 The snhser al boae No ~ Avenue The Cy
OF New Yost on o. tweab dy oxsy ssst Dated
aIaL.sns sAMI w sEgLY, Adm. o..
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HgJCpIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN

NI INDIANA RAILRoADg-On AID I:teI Feb. ], I'D,
r.,i rb-r potioe Pa< Trans VII run b~eoo CAR
e.se Toledo and MOnree dA,; e1seps saha.s' = '"''
ChicsTo fos Nouro- Al q AN
Ch'c.xo Cor Toledo al q AN AID 3 Pm
ToleSo for Chicago at N AZ IN
Mouro- for CHICAGO AZ u An .,.,r
TS, RoaA m CONJUNCTION nth tss Toledo sne Sor~1fI
rs. shove Sew-fork and Enc, B0r4lo sn@ AlbA2y &na
Eud.cu River Railroads iorn TIC o1!y slHosa eon-i--
80 Irr-s-r Chicago and Ns~-IOrs CIV.
40 R.iiroad CON nnanozfiOn u now opened -
c.. - Col,rt-. Cineinnsl and Ptsbarza va Toe,
S- 49,. 20 WHICH irEer-ects tie Md River se1
H.ns.o, .pd Dsyton Roads AZ Bel-sgs t1s h-nsSsA
Re- !, Nonrcevie and tns Cl-vsiand Co3 ai-"@s s ~
S----A- - Jos N MOORE, Superintendent
skSIR r O-cs, Adrsn- Dec 9; 49, ~
JOHS T. PORTER Ag-nt No 100 bro>1se VI
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n 81 b. No eonnection with any other firm IN the city.
NPFAT RARGAINS in FEATHERS.

TREAT BARJrAINS IN tAI HbhN'
VI BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C ,GtCRAN b Chs, No.
CHAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER sIOkE.-Ihs
stfepon OF families about purchasing respectful y invited
20 the large and beautiful assortment OF BEDS
pa;IlssS1s Bedsteads Gotta &c ell OF which have been
ruIched az low cash prces and viii be sold II SUCH prces
az to make il rdHcement Tor al 20 call and examine ne
l oek ure vious 70 making their purchases Goodsssn
20 py usrt OF the city Brooklyn and Nlamsburgh Tree Of
eatsae Old Beds and Mattresses renovated and made over
W. CRAWBUCk, No. S5S Gr1nd-st-
% door eas. Of Essex ~
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NOLIAN PIANO FORTEs-The sub

az scbers wish to call the attention Of those IN want OF
Piano Foss 10 the celebrated instruments Of HAILEI,
DAVIS Co. Tue improvements made Of late by this
house, very We offer their new Pianos,
with scton, which for debcacy OF touch and power
has equals Patent Suspension Bridge, winch pro-
duces the beautiful imaginable. With TINS bridge
the strings break and all psnos are made win
the full IRON frame those nsng them feel assured they
that will stsndin time, At concert pitch
and that will BE- always Of playing order by the
Strings breaking The following is rom the Evening Mir-
I'VE wish to call the attention Of readers to most
beautiful 7octaye hoan Piano Forte now At the ware
rooms Of Lincoln q Thompson, No. 4il Broadway TINS
instrument the the in the public paror m the
METROPOLITAN Hotel furnished by Lincoln Thompson,
and made by the well known house Of Hset DAVIS 90,
Boston The improvements msde of late by ths nrm are
very greet and entirely action OF great
power and decscy touch, much superior 10 anything we
have seen-wlth suspension bridge teutrelY new,
and used by other uanuactures which produce the
most liquid tone have heard. We would advise
every pianist Of tins city TO call and examine this I've
think the best piouo TO be found in New York
For sale abeve FINE assortment OF New fork ramos
both new and second han Afro the celebrated Pianos
A. w LADD K Co Boston. We have the sole agency OF
the above welknown for this city and vicinity
Our instruments all warranted 20 give the purchaser e
tire sfacon and sold AZ extremely low prices LIN
COLIN THOMPSON, No. AL Broadway, between How
ard and Grand-sts.
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COTTAGE CHAMBER

LFUENITJ RE.-MATHEWS l. STACY. No. 80
Broad wav cor Of Sprns Opposite St NICHOLAS Hotel
Pes ot; and CoIlAuore HOgses offer al wholesale
sfd refsI tie most extensive aud varied assortment Of
FNAMELED FURNITURE to be found ~ the United
States oil from original designs' including Orena ser
n.ntipe OpeE Co;tsae II sh Pos; and other patterns.
s., deyOiiug themselves exclusively 20 the hAhu-
fctaTing department OF this business assure
thev can procure Of them well sasoued durable sd ee-
gsnt Furnture AZ prices ranging from s1 70 $50 per suite
Hair Spnns and al other Mattresses; Feather Bees, &C.
a. the lowest wholesale prices.
NIB No conneo ton With any other firm IN the city
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DEMEMBER. the ouly oTigias. and geaulne
IA M-ISr AIS RNsAM Ar WILD CHERRY va.

Il wISTAR'S BiLs,M or WILD CHERRY Ma
ittroducsd Ia the wear i& and has een well test m ct
the eorrla bts ca which is accommodated tor e.
yrs IL has urcVed more scsseas remedy fox sis 70
CoSs Inilcsns Br,nehius Asf,'ns ssd .oasaspsoa IN
o. ircirlsrt .fagss tisa any Other faessseiae.
SFTn w EOWbE, diSeSis, No. lSs Wsshasso2.I'
Rfu Na the sole pFOpStrsSt Of the crsnN re - p
- - r,urr o. tbe sSDniut rssss and soP
Aoth Al wholesale ana rtsi anS "a ~A0m Agencies CO. D
M w A. Shaw avs IL sisA heartily success . yesr
,,s.'~e esrssaer every case Of Nrress Of tie tds
sv,pt.n. Of puroaaIy dseas direct tnoats g at
,,,. hnr.tv .u, - hopceas thsse esses ssaersS
tAaf SVse.ars sr alvays nssiasd IN esieF sny reu-S
whlch kas sizr AV sttea ofhsrs tu thsax . cssA
the pubic always have scxrsaty inst p,ieat maei"es
VII generally &c scsAlned only as ~ ionS a. - ~
well pareo ard eonrnge 20 relieve or care
In recent letter be SAYS rs Wstsrs Ssstl ~
Wild Cheuy Is the oRly patent medicine 60 ~afee eNr
ever siven ny pubic recommendation snaii no. " sos
peced by the candid OF swing rsSA prec,pts,s '~s Mo
NJ as to whSt have seea AID heard Of IFS eeecss
II genuine, iguedl BUTTS
Yer sale a. wholesale aud retxil BY A B. D. SsniN
Ceperal AseEhs No loo sutonsG, Thomas Msxweti
M 81 Wilhelm 1T john MILAN. No las BFoslways AstNs
anS Irving House Dug stores AMI No. no Broadway
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(,ANANDAIGUA & ELMIRA RAILROAD

Ns-NINTER ARRANGENiENr.-On A19 ar Mon
dav Dee % and until further uoce. trans leaEe EA
for CauAEGAS qua. : follows. -. - -
ya5I Train AZ : " o. on arrival q Ni-ht Express
TrAin from New-York connecting az CGnan4aisuA with
tlans on the AAav and B1aAo R0@d soT Rochester Ba
6lo and Niagara FAILS
Day Express AZ Go Pm or on ir.ya o. pay s1prss
BY reference the q hs &c SiA "a
Erie Railroad WILLIAM q LATHAM 9uS -
New-York Dec. 10. l2h2
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rad reference desired, u iotNoc
H.1 Dozen a. reta containing leaves For BY
tone" generally nj r. I. YOUNG. No 40 Ful,onst
B-Every sire needed may be obtained or made
CANARY BIRDS.--wM F. MESSENGER,
~ No S2} Bowery, informs the pubic that ne hS re-
placed the lot Of BIRDS lately sold At suction ey The
Sork with the finest heshest and cheapst COL
lection ever before exhibited that can 90 seen IN ms
city Fancy and Breeding Cages Seeds fonntAih' Me@a
Worms, Ac., 3e- . large assortment
(,OBIIRNs EXTRA OIL-Wsrranted pure,
~ and machinery or crust the Mex y p..h
%S nv also W '' JOHN W. QUINCY, No. 81 John st.
COBIJRN's REFINED LARD. - This is
u clarified and pure. and warranted OF unsnrpas.ed
.,;, nut un in tin cans and boxed Also in kegs and
barrels for shipping oh fSs We Ne Quincy No 81 JoAn
MOOR, SASH and BLIND DEPOT, No. 81
IL pusnest-The subscriber invites attention 70 tae
shoxe .rt,cles which he s prepared TO furnish any
snat,ty ana viii good Is any IN THIS ma ~
o'AA'N '-'- GEO WARREN HArSfAr
DEPOT of PERIGORD PRESERVES
Ia ROGUE Importer No 5s4 Rrosi~sy.-rhe sae-
fal debut made BY tins establishments in IL. recent mod
est ooason during The pest yea has induced me
- n 10 the large premises No So Broadway above
NM whsTr an extensive assortment OF uxures Tor the
,.ste ana an endless variety Of rch holiday presents Gs
now offered fol sale
I,I1LING, SECURING and OIL SOAP, for
r Wcolen Manufacturer Of good quality, and At log
rree. delivered FREE Of freight charge any OF ne vessel
ssslr. VI JAMES HAMMERS, Schenectady, Ny
HANNA & BEEBE, Commission Paper
HwrrAouse. No. lag rulton-st Y Msnuf,s,ereI' q
PRINTING and Palm Leaf Paper and dealers IN al knd Of
PAPER and Paper Msnufssnres soek and mAfenss faen
ssc.k CONSISTS in part Of the following;
WRITING PAPkk, kASs,
Book PAfER kofk SVrfiS"s,
NYxs PAPIR BLEACHING PssDsks,
BsTH PkPER ALUM,
TEA PaPEA T~lShs, rhLts " -
Thew sso manufacture Leather Betting very suPeriof
article Orders klie al very notice. Quality war
Lsnted satisfactory.
MONEY TO LOAN-0n the most scsommo
wi s.,,ns terns on Watches. D.2z.onds yeselry AID
P,ronsl Property Of every description the Private Lo.n
o,ses No i Nssszn-st otce No Is syeI the City baak,
corner OF Ann and Nasaa-s,sl
NEAR SPRING TRADE.-The following
s som. of the places for which advertisements sre
N.s;Ss1 .tV q PALMERS A3yerrisins Agency, Iriea,-
pn;lSrs fr pubhcsron the Newspapers for wnich re
Albany. heessstAe' u.,r.,,S
pias.nsrshn,. Mourceilc, Newton, Nwvieh
C.Tnsi Newhursh Pstesscn MnsroGry
Corning feeksAs- a--ii-~..-
ehSS.S - So, C.rbcutale. MontpeheT
i Huntington. Hlgbtsso~r, EsEon, 80 -oa1N
Hpason Jersey City, HcnesdAie Nerscnos
V- complete 6st Of al the einsS sna ~ -
rnSfea States and Csss6a for which v d rALNLn .ae
Agent for xewspayers may Ne bad trafis &c AsS<Sy
wbsTr the carers tie scr exsnhsrste- g
| sseseiieetN
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BEDsTEAD wAREROOMS and

Cbeap Sprips Mattress and Bedding DeP6t-lron Bed
sod, All sizes and patterns. Prices - TO IS Aiso the
healthy sprng Mattress aud Cheap Elastic Psa.ses on
plan for healthiness and economy. Old MATTRESSES
altered 20 neat Spring Beds from - 70 B=Pnvste
Dwellings Hotels Semnares SC, furnished Cal and eX-
anime az No. SIS Broadway above sPrlng-st
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ArrW PApER HANGINGS-FRANCIS

~ PAREs & Co. IMPORTERS and AANUFACtUh-
FRS No 50 Chambers next bot 20 stewarrs, cor
ner of broadway are receiving nom Deleout Luber and
other eminent manufacturers OF fars a the ne" ue
sisns Of the richest styles Of Decorative
FRENCH PAPER HANGiNGs,
Which they offer 20 Dealers Merchants and others al me
very lowest prces Their may rely on having
every style OF Decorative Paper Hanging done by the most
skiIlful wcrkmen.
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CANDs HOARH0UND COUGH SYRUP,
- I2, Is and 50 eents delightful and reusedy
r Conshs Colds and Consumption. Sold Wholesale and
retail al SANDS Mammoth Drus Store, No " Jsn,ss".
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,ET neutrality-suspicious. "

~ KINGMAN, lste partner OF Phe % hinEulsn. lsV-
ing opered the store No i4 Pear near hldson VITA
large Assortment CT warranted s1e Iiniret fsrnae -
rrd the nuhhc 70 gIve him eel beto-s pnr.ha.lns.
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CTOEINGTONLINE for BOSTON and ? RON
- VIDENCE.-Cu al a.esr M0nd.y, March ~ ne
Rates Of fx-e by this Line vii 5e a 0iiGws - ooo'
CABIN PLsssss. 81 Dscl g Sc Providence. CABIN 20
SAGE, s.; Deeh. 81. OGcs No 10 Bzs,eTy-P-1ee New
Y0Ek, March. u lssS
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TT at VI a VI 4 7 ! u 7 NI"' :,
,ouS II. fEENY, fashionable Halter W" o.

y.me. and Gss.fittures.
-. ,,oruERs a Co, (Nanafsctarers,l iSt WIssn Il
plLlx, eKoWs Co. Asnuiacturers) No 81 Bcea man 81
LithogrAphers .
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD-Nin 'eF
ArTs,seuen.-T-zins cave ChAn,ee-ss, dAi.y, icI
Ahsry ard Troy.
FxrTess Tam An through = hcurs, connecting
with Trans REACHING 81 slo or Montreal O'Clock - ne
eycrIr1
Mai T--i- N-Th--urh Wsy T-sa PN
Express Trsfu P " Accommodated Tam Z VI
Fer Tar-y-cvn q Pm.
Traiu, aud iPM Passenger T-ain.-ko- Peek,uu a. :"
PM
The Ttr-y-owr, Peskski and Pc SeePse Trans stop a.
eli Wav Stsriurs 49,,
Ps,s-rsers taken At Chambers, Canal Christopher i4h
sIND,S TRAINS from Csnsl--t At 20 An toL Pouch
feerse rnd asp fcr AbsTv stopping ~ 81 " ~ ets-
,,ops EDMUND French, superintendent
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,ocomotive Needle aSd Fancy SoSds
uos EDWD No ~ Ivy -
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rY- complete Ess OF al the eass sra ,osw N -
rSeS States and Cssssia for which " b fALNLn tae
Aren, for Newspapers may re bad Ersts At TIE Aseccy
wbsTr TIE carers srs or fe scr exsnsrss1 9; ssres
hSrtf
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on information derived from Mr. Cueefson that the ex
pedon will Ind dicaiies IN securing uides among
the Backieetto conway them through the tAssss o. the
Rocky. mountains, While everything will be done
through these means 10 secure the good o1ees and
kindly feelings OF these Ihes they Will be taught. re-
spect the sreDgh Of the United States government
resist attack, aud is aimed sufficiently TO penish Ac
eonpaned by mountain now,aeI' and men armed
shots per minute, nothing need be feared hon the In
dams
with The special duty OF establishing depot The Flat
Head village OF ST. Marys, and then crossing the Black
feet trail 10 meet The main party at Fort Benton Such
depot will Prove valuable and do much 10 secure
The certainty OF success IN operating in The passes OF the
mountains.
Captain Mcclellan, too, will es,ablish Gule depo.s on
the Columbia river with the intent, and we be.
ieve everything has been done that possibly operate
for the advantage OF the expedition. lis will be
one OF the most brilliant achievements OF the present ed
minisiTaon.
We have no doubt but that early the next season
thousands OF emigrants will via railroad to Gaena
and by steamboat TO ST. Paul and after providing out
fits for the journey pass The trail made by Governor
Stevens 10 the Pacific. The governor will furnish 10
lime guide maps and Instructions OH ali matters import.
ant TO emgrants
We have no, The shadow of doubt but this will be in
very short time the best and most travelled northern
The Pacific II is the shortest route the heathes
the best for grass and game is well waleTed without
deserts, and hitherto objectionable only account OF the
Blackfee Indians but have already been taken
which will doubtless their friendship and
they are not so hostile as supposed generally Parties Of
three or four white frequently pass through their
country unmoesied.
We have made long article, bu, the importance Of The
subject is sufficient apology. The information com
municaie obtained from headquarters, and may BE-
relied upon substantially correct
| CaplainJ, w. I. Gardener the distinguished Office
of the United States army, has been PEELED, in con
sequence Of a rheumatic affection, TO retire from
the North Pacific railroad expedition. His place canno
easily be supplied He is an experienced officer, an old
explorer. perfectly acquainted with all the details o
camp police the habits OF Indians, and is just the mar
for almost any emergency that might arise such
expedition. Governor Stevens expresses the deepest
greet Tor the loss OF his services
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Foreign Items.

AT one OF the concerts spirituels Paris the Song OF
Miriam" was sung in the Hebrew by MdIle Aliy, and
one two Psalms oil David by the whole chorus.
The Russian amba in Berlin, Count SochoR, has
jus, gained the great prize 100000 haiers) in the lot
iery.
fashionable in Paris, and is known by the name OF
au Jfre.
The Queen intends TO visit the Lakes of Killarney this
summer. She will also be the guest Of the Earl and
Countess oil ken.nare
S,onel, with his wonderfully trained dogs, Hector
and Diana, is performing at As,ley's
Iron churches are now made 10 England and sen, out
10 Australia.
AT the tea and strawberry gardens Seedley lane, Pen
ia 1000 hours for a wager of $500 She has already
accomplished more than sol miles, and walks IN the
BloomeI costume.
The leaves Of the English holly, when dried and
washed, quite equal 10 the common kinds oil Chinese
tea The Paraguay tea, or yerbs, is species OF holly
The sculptor Jean Jacques Prader, of Geneva, is dead
He is rema able being perhaps, the only native of
mountainous country who ever airaned eminenee rs a
sculptor His works are chiefly in France.
Mr. Culling Smith. brother law 10 the Duke Of Vel
lngion, and faherIn-law to the Duke OF Beaufort, ia
dead. He was in the 10Th year OF his age.
NJ Felix the coi.ur OF the Empress is never allowed
to attend her except 10 full court dress, sword nclu-
ded .rt,sE
In honor Of he vs, OF the Duke OF Genoa the ~ andes
were played al Versailles There was an oppoe-
ZION DISPLAY oil water at The lime from the clouds,
with which The spectators would gladly have dispensed.
The performance OF la Muetle de Porci" ia probit
tied in parts OF Prussia the ground that is
suited 10 the times.
In 1884, the declared value OF British woollen manu-
factufes and woolen yarn exported was flo,l6i,oA
Yellow fever and dysenery raging at Rio Janeiro.
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QELlSi BELLsf BELLS THE snhscrikers .aanfAeturs
and keep constantly hand all size Of church, factory,
boat ferry locomotive school
bolts hung with the viii
be turned around that the will strike
place which desirable after bell has ben 5sw
sIed prevent ciapper resdns
bell thereby proongng halls
rrcd from the stock, In csstses.
foundry
en We sysn written warranty that church balls bvsah whp
charge The Of al bells Nearly
have sold foundry,
depcs Of their superiority We have nnsen gold
awarded from the vson. fsirs for the hest bells for
and tone" We gse
chimes and refer those furnished fousSy
within few canal
direction. this
kind in the United States ssd has
orders be nied with despatch, We
OF the stste. Old bells taken In exchange
Levels, compssses, &C, constantly on hand Address
III rs A. MKNEELvp SONS,
May 2l--iydAcp Wess Tysv ".
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WooD GS-Tbe city OF Wilmington. North Carolina.
is now for its sze the cheapest lighted city in the Uni
ted Staes The whole apparatus, including MAINS gas.
ome'er &c, cost but $4,000 This includes their trans
poation from PHILADELPHIA with also. the pay and pas
sage of workmen. By reference TO Ures Chemical
Dictionary will be found ton OF coal Whereabouts
yields about 600 cubic feet OF gas This after eight
hours distllaon from the best selected coal BY actual
experiment II has been found that cord OF wood will
produce $4,000 cubical feet OF gas II will be perceived
once this renders wood gas much cheaper Besides,
il is well-ascerained fact that wood oils in the pro-
duclion of light TO in favor OF gneous oils
coal Doe that they have been little used
tina, they require be distilled from wood previous
use but this difficulty, it is said, has been obviaed by
simple and cheap apparatus, invented and patented by
Dr. Mcconnell. This invention places the use OF ga.
within the reach of all rural villages, and will render
every one who chooses 10 be ndspsnds Of the gas
companies. for by its they manufacture their
own gas much cheaper rate than il be sup
piled by any company chartered within the United States
This gas has not the offensive smell of that produced by
coal and be passed directly from the through
the washer or condenser 10 the gasomeier without fur
ther publication.
This discovery promises TO open a new field OF CON-
merce. The vast amount OF pine wood in lower Virginia
and North Carolina, now considered Of valne, will be
brought into market for the purpose OF manufacturing
gas and the charcoal ef, after destructive distIlaon
will pay the whole expense for manufacturing Wood
can be purchased in North Carolina and delivered in
Wilmington, in Pamlico sound for dollar per cord
the transportation, &C., would bring the cos, up be
You'd four dollars Wood, at five dollars per cord, yields
$4,000 cubic feet OF gas; COAL at ak dollars per ton.
only 10000 cubic feet An apparatus Tor manufacturing
wood gas could be put up for one-seven,h the Of
that for manufacturing soal gas It is estimated that the
city OF New York might be lighted Tor dollar thou
sand feet, and yield handsome profit to the manaac
turers whereas The city pays three dollars per foot
We understand that company has been projected in this
city by w. d. Porter, esq, son OF Commodore Porter,
for pro6table employment Of the pateni.-Ep Pcs.
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ARGE Perempt0ry SAle-Sso0ks AZ PhtlaAeIphia-
IL Tuesday evening aeth June O'Clock previous
of estate, Phiiadephia Exchange, l
Building Stock T." Wnshngton
$500 20 stock in the "Nsonal Hall COM
NY" Washington, ID. c..
The Building situate the Of and Sew
street, Washington, occupied by the War Depart
annual Sl9000, able
monihy--S SOS the nrst day Of every month.
500 OF $500 each making
s5o oo and yielding It's value income Of nearly
eight per cent. per snnsua.
Hall Company" embraces with other property,
the Theatre Washington which leased BY Mr. Marshall the
celebrated theatre lessee, and the puncaally paid.
The stock will positively be sold without m
the highest bidder much OF the will
together with interest and whit
shall have been incurred
before Friday July,
uhcates of the stock will be transferred W Of attorney
T.W. THOMAS SONS
June2o-2l, %, 25, AN Asctlonssfs
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The United States ship Lexington, soreship TO the
Japan squadron and ireghted with presents to the EN-
peror of Japan, will sail this day for Macao, China.
via Funcbal, Madeira Her officers are John }. Gas-
son, lieutenant commanding Reuben Harris, master and
x-offcer p. Wager passed midshpman X. j. D. Prc.
do r. d. Minor do +. G. Clarke, do and passenger
A J. Mitchell, Purs.ry VIM. A. Nelson, surgeon.
'# IN Y. Courier