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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD, (yia
~ Neayen and SDrius6eld) Bellows falls Ra;lsn& Bar
lnsos s. JohDsbEy, MonrPesr S. abAIs Roa roa osasas
irosvay sna Canal a. and ihss. EXPIRES Trans An
srd 3P " Baggage CHECKED throlsh Fer fre<h apply %
FRANCIS HYDr, Gsu-Til As-ni S9 i5s sc5ths-
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RsyAoEs or THE YELLOW FEyER AT AUx CAxEs-
The brig Gusavus from Aux Cages for Boston, put into
this port ON Monday for navigator Capt Israel Snow.
her commander and Mr. Joseph Snow, her mate having
died of Yellow fever the passage She also Lost Mr.
Hamilton one of her seamen, while at Aux Csyes Of tho
same disease Mr. Phlbrook Of the crew, who was In
charge Of the vesd reports that tn fever raging fssr
fully at Aux Csyes and that large number. had died Of t.
Capt Thatcher of the schooner John Ello, bound Ia
this port and bis mate Mr. Johnson had both died by the
fever and the crew had abandoned the vessel and Dan
ish vessel also lying there had lost nearly al her crew b.
this fatal disease.
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6taiicncrn, Sc.

BLANK BOOKS, PAPER. STATIONERY, &c
~ FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL, No n Maiden-lsne Couatry and
% rde supplied AZ low prices In quantities suit Books made
Printing
ali styles Blank
fcntry L.cs icucs Portfolios Chessmen Gold Pens Card
Sts Manifold Diaries and Daily Journals for 1854
ctctn receive prompt attention.
PLANK BOOKS STATIONERY and PRINTING
O-ILORGE H. EEL has constantly hand welSeleeted
-. OF Blank Books tfom medium made Of sapene
hh bound with without Russia bands also half bound ruled aud
h<teTs and letter size fall and half bolHa made expressly
we Of The profession also Blank Books ruled printed
sero order from the difficult patterns His
ssrenery selected with which the
thn and Others are invited consisting Iuk Stands and enhcd
IN NE Narors paiies lnks from
% Letter and Commercial Note ruled and plain the quail
A Particular attention pad printing b Heads Cards Ccu
A ChekS &c Checks autographed pattern printed
eelcrs GEORGE H. BELL Sta;oue. Printer and Blank Book
Manufacturer No lSs Nassau 81.
X lGGINGS d KELLOGG, Publishers. Wholesale
Booksellers and SaoaeIs IS Johnst NewYorx Also man
esters ofeve description OF Account Books
les hoss brss ioi 1854 just published three sz-scaP lsno
-.no snc svo A call from country merchants solicited.
WHOLESALE STATIONERY WAREROOMS-
', NM A WHEELER Co, Nos Is aud 10 Pafs-row (ai-
10y opposite the Aso house.l NcwloTs CyFs sportstops
Uoocs-fhe subscribers have ia received
% Esicp extensive and carefully selected Of STA
k and FANCY STATIONERY comprising every variety OF Eng
M ffsnch and Germsn Goods
nsse also on hand complete Amer
Lete; and tat Papers be States
so sole frorretors OF Nhreys Tight Ink
NeShs warranted superior 70 Au0as Fluid and furnished
~ -ee o~es rate buyers who consult theI Interest viii
f~'s1As tetose examining ao.r Goods
WIN A. WHEELER L Co
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DrAIHs AT SEA sr YELLOW FEyEs.-The ship Glars
Wheeler Of New York from New Orleans for Liverpool
was spoken 9th ult in lat 80 IS lon 70 Vs. by the bre
Julia Mouton at Boston. Capt. Nelson, Of the Glars
Wheeler and Eve Of her crew had died Of yellow fever
since Leaving New 0rleans.
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BopY OF A BoY ForSD.-SuPPosED MuRDEa.-Yester.
dsy afternoon says The Albany Knicker6ecker Of tho
Hoy and Thomas Newman were playing on tie Westsrn
Railroad track the Creek they discovered tho body Of
boy laying in ssvamp covered with leaves with bis hssd
smashed in horrible The discovery was made
by the lad McKewn who jumped to the head ohe deed
boy The boys Immediately started for the city and made
known the fact Of their discovery The startled The
people accompanied by Coroner smith proceeded to the
bloody scene The body Of the boy supposed has been
laying there for several day There Is not the least doubt
depee connected with the discovery sufficiently proves
The coroners jury returned verdict that the boy vas
murdered By some person or penons unknown 10 the
II years old who's supposed to have been employed OF the
Canal
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Waier Cure.

Watsr Cure.
TOR LADIES ONLY-Washngton Springs, Noun
tain Road Plsn6ed Sew-Jesey. Under the conduct OF Dr.
sHADGErT and his deuEhterinlsw Mrs y r. BARRIER For
Circular of this highly respectable Institution address -
above.
nR SHEW, of New-York earliest American Prac-
tone Water Cure and sthor OF various works the sub
patients during the connection
ID. CAMP LII at Lebanon spriu<s Columbia Co. Y
~ H. TAYLOR NJ d., No Eleventh-st corner
W. Fourthav attends the Wster Cure and Physiological
In ia domestic application Also Office eonsua
ton.
YDROPATHIC and HYGIENIC INSTITUTE,
No IS Laight R. T. TRAIL, NJ d., proprietor -Accommo-
m n for one hundred persons department will be opened
Mcfical and Physiologic-l School November l.
NEW-YORK CITY WATER-CURE, No. IS4 18th,
e. corner Of Uniyeryplace The best accommodating for
desiring Boade received BY the day week
o II. WELLINGTON NJ ID.
PHILADELPHIA WATER-CURE ESTABLISH
il MFNT Wrhinston- square. No. 81 South6thst
Dr. II. f. MEIER Il T. ID. REA
Surgery Obstetrics aud General Practice attended to
o''' II. r. MEIER.
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ALBERT II. EIcoLAy. Auctioneer - -
nFPFMPTORY SALE of J5 VERY VALUABLE


LOTS situated at New Brighton by order Of j. o. Dboswsy
Eq She ria of Richmond Co Staten Island at Aaeon-AL
BERT NCoLAY will sell on THURSDAY Sept at II oeIocs
NJ ground by order Of j. D. Doswy ESD leie sheriff
Of Richmond Co H. without The highest bidder %
very valuable Building and Villa Sites situated at the beautiful
snd rouautc Village in the immediate neghbor-
hood Of the splendid OF c. Vanderbilt Mathew Morgan
and John C. Green Esqrs and within i've minutes walk OF the
feny.
The Lots are the highest ground in New
snua an extensive OF the Bay Harbor and Mar
-,
Also neat Gothic Cottage built the most modern style with
all improvements being about 81 feet front and rear by
sbout 90 feet depth containing 10 exclusive of laundry
tcB bathroom and heated BY hot air furnaces together
With II desirable Lots.
This beautiful property situated about midway between the New
and Ferries and 10 the immediate vicinity Of
which
half hour from O'clock A. NJ,
and the the boat leaves Whitehall ~ York,
III pm which every facility necessary gentleman do
inr In the City desos Of making this besu
n! place bis private residence. 49,
1h chance rarely be met with the this
properly unsurpassed being perfectly surrounded by and
mpoxble take this view IS situated on the highest
elevation commanding without exception the finest
poet world Should Thursday Sept the sale
will until Wednesday the l4h in the hour
and place. Terms and title perfect.
For hos Maps and full psrtuarssppy the Auctoneer
No. 40 WsllSt.
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IN PURSUANCE Of IN order of the Surrogate OF the
Coniy Of seYcrk rotice hereby gven M persons having
ssanst ANDREW BAZlS late Of the City Of New YORK
the with vouchers thereof
u, the Bis Office No 81 Ckaoet IN the City Of New
Yorf on or before the 18th day Of October
18Th day Of April iSsl PEIEh g. sWEESf,
Public Administrator.
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u. d. NASH, AuctiOneer, Store No. $40 Broadway.
SATURDAY, 10th Sept, at 10 A NJ, at the Auction
~ Room that celebrated aud said TO be the most perfect and highly
fnhed Of the lie Brans and alesad
Professor Ha Minor Of the New and Scenes ia the Holy
Lard
This magnificent work Of art painted rs Oo feet Of
praised through the entire Union and for scenic
excellcd be the
boIe and will be sold positively Saturday next to the highest
hcdcr.
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Albert H. EicoLAY, Aucioneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE Of ABOUT
rv~1J0-Ai ...,, IONA
CHOICE AND VALUABLE BUILDING LorS
FORT HAMILTON
AT AUCTION.
ALERT ". NICOLAY WILL SILL -. ~,
*. O'CLOCK. r. VI. ON.

ALBERT IT, YICOLAY WILL SELL ~,
on TUESDAY SEPTEMBER ~, AT L OCLoCK' r. NJ oN'
80 BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES 1alo oa iSe, I'D so
Icss located elevated ground having sprndd eha pan
s~e vew OF the Atlantic Ocean New York Bay the far;
o~s md Staten Island This desirable Propsrty s situated
10 The water the sections already sod ana the
sts sud avenues being opened aud graded by the present
will be spared 10 ornament ana oeauy e
pturd 80. -. IN -. ..,,.,;,. r,.,ld NJ .er.
Ssmboss ply to and from Fort Hamilton several times Day
.h with the aud contemplated railroad from Brooklyn VIII
Se1 Ills valuable property accessible could be desired
ne terms will he liberal large share Of the purchase
bond and Tor term years The
ss a0quesonsbe Of which printed abstract Will DO furnished
gratis every purchaser Al, II .. ....a ,h.
L splendid steamboat Keypor leaving foo, oil Chanbefs
A. o'clock NJ, on the nay Of sale ,,..,
ssre iii the next fair day the sans hour and place
ror passage tickets maps &c, apply 70 J. bAkkhh ana j.
C. SAUNDERS, No Nassau ST. Mc0tAW NO; 4oo broadway
on ALBERT II NICOLAY, Aucloneer, NO ~ Waii-st
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ko- freight or passage eprlN 70
EDWiD X. collins CO. No IS Wal-st- N T.
GROWN. sHIPLEY Co. Liverpool.
JOHN MUNRO Co. Rue No-re Dame des ictoEies
Pais or GEO II. DRAPER HAVE.
ships viii not be accountable Tor gold silver
balloon speeie ewel.v. precious unle bulls Of
lsau e ana the thereof therein expressed
FJNHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
SHIP intend sailing their svorite s-.,hi2s tollows
CITY OF GLASGOW, Ise0 william Wyne
CITY OF MaNCHEsTt Us Robert Leicn
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA 2ao .uns new skp1
CITY OF BALTIMORE. 2eo tuEs. new ship)
PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF Saturday A1s % lass
CITY or MANCHESTER Saturday pit H. lss5
CITY OF GLASGOW. uTass, Oct lsS
LIVERPOOL. .
CITY or "Wednesday. Aug ~ soS
CTY or GLASGOW. "Wednesday. sept H. 1855
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesdsy Oct L. lso'
PHILAofLPEiA- oaLlVEkfooi. -
s.oop .fter saloon ID
=. uidship ...... 8 Lnash-P '...,S
Ircluding ards fees.
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS -
limited number OF hicass vii DC t1keh iFoI I'LL
rdelptia ard Liverpool and found IN provisons .,<
OF hrin sus ther friends .; corresponding rates
FREIGHT per goods hardware ke vi" DC iAAea
subject 20 agreement.
Al e1peris need surgeon vi be carried on each ship
snail drafts drawn a. sxhf England AID ireland
For freigh or passage apply THOMAS RlCHARDsOs
No. Is B4oAds ny. and No Wslnafs:- Philadelphia
RICHARDSON BROTHERS. Co. Liverpool
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H DENCH, NEw-BEDFORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT
Inland Route without change OF detention Carrying the
Eastern Mall.
The steamers VANDERBILT Capt Joel Stone, and CONM0
DORE Capt NJ Lewis 10 connection wth the Soninson and
Providence Railroads leaving York
daily tsundsys e,ceped from Pier No R. 6rs wharf above
bsfsryree st o'clock W. and soningon o'clock W. or
Mail train which Boston 81
unsurpassed for strength safety speed comfort
and elegance The otcers experienced and attentive
The Of this superior other Being
shorter and direct the rp pleasantly and expetifous
performed while rely reaching their des
lation advance those By either ofthe other
Tie COMMODORE from New York-MondAy Wednesday and
Friday. From Stolinston esday Thursday and SATURDAY
The VANDERBILT fom -Yorx-fIesiay Thursday aud
Saturday From Stonsg on-M0nday Wednesday and Friday
NB-PssengeTs arriving StOnnron proceed immediately
Mail Providence Boston Taunton aud New Bedford
b. accommodation trains from SoningfOn at 81 A. NJ
Baggage Mister accompanies the steamer and train through each
The PERRY leaves Providence for Newport "a and
eP. NJ. daily, except Sundays.
Fer tehs fresh, application be made
a. Pier y. R. No 10 Battery place
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C. w. HOLMES, Auooncor.
GALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

CAIE OF ELEUANI HOUSEuOIID UhNII UNE,
~ CARPETS, PIANO FORTE, Ge.-C w. HOLMES win sell
10hORR0W Thursday Sept 10 o'clock all the Furniture
Ae the oar-story brown house No III f5 Broad
Consisting Of Carved Rosewood and Mahogany suites Of
cPror Furniture Satin Brocsee and Plush Carved Rosewood
ard Mahogany MbleoP Center Side aud Fancy Tables Tapestry
Brussels 1hreeply Carpets Lace and Muslin Curtains
French Plate Pier Ola superior Rosewood Piano Forte ia perfect
soias Ietat Easy Chair Lounges Sofa Bedsteeds
hbop Bureaus Wrsand Cottage aud French Bedstesd
b Hair Mattresses, Quilts Biankeis Mahogany sprisea, Chair,
and Rekc elegant Gilt China Vases; richly Gilt China Tea aud
Telte Sets Gilt Toilet Sets Silver Plated Ware Ivory Cutlery
Black Walnut Book Case and Secretary u feet b. w Extension
pnns Table Basement and Kitchen
frnure &c Se TcTm cash. and deposit required from all
tkaserS
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Red Bank.

n B.Ihs Boaf adserktd ~eAncf
will be al parts OF the county
All osbd trusting b Boat account OF the o"ne
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Whitehall-st.-
- SUMNER ARRAEGEMESTS-Fsre 81 cents to QUARAN-
TINE, sTAPLEToN, VANDERBILT LANDING. On and after
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Goal.

EOAL-Very best quality of Red Ash Stove and Egg
~ for and fln.@s delivered screened from the yard No
Gosekf- IS 80 and White Ash IS IS tsn . ssais
lie. from bosts MAT. CLlSION
COAL-The subscriber il now prepared 10 supply
with the kinds Anthracite and brun-
CoG Peach Orchard Bsct Heath Lehgh Harerou Law
trpoo OL Camel SIDNEY and Cumberland nexy mixed and
warranted TO be o: the b quality which be o=e Tor se
the Yard JAMES l. WORTH corner
Albany and Wshrsonsts 4h ISmPsoas; and eths7 cor
Order. len At the Office Off w WORTH No w.ll- Up
stains tCy Bank Budns through Dispatch Post VII receive
prompt sr.nisD.
COAL-Peaeh Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut, 81 70
~ and IS 50 White EsE s-ove Rsazs
IS 1-rtscreened from ards Les taken from 5oI,a 30 sS
Bowerv and 10. III GTeeue-s: JACOB WEEKS.
CUMBERLAND COAL from the Mines OF the New
~ Greek Conpany-Ths Coal Of the best quality and mas
his.y approved domestic and manufacturing par
poo For sale the lowes market pree Apply a. tn o-i'e o.
the Conn any. No IS Wal+-
LAY IN YOUR COAL.-We are prepared TO supply
L. qualities snd White Ah Goals together With
Liverpool and At the lowest ar Sree or goo %
Ysres 30 50 Greenwich-sv and sh-.v. and +sast
DITTSTON COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
furnish superior White Ash PiOn Coal OF
good order suitable for Shipping aud
purpose. from s boats yards in this City. Wisn
burh End Brooklyn The Compsny facilities such enable
dsch vee loading Il New York Port Even
me delivery Of Coal for domestic P1
roses Apply the Office. Of Bro,d-sT snd Wal.
CMALL PEA COAL.-The PENN. COAL Co. offer
- for by Small Pea Coal well sdspted for Sean
ruryoses Apply their Office Broadway corner Wai+t
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county Elias Hsisks eonnse;oa wish ih Dos,
Al peroTs forbid trusting this boat account Of the owners
SEPTEMBER, le53-Fcr Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
- House. Ezhiaud Whl-sa- Mo1as and
Broxu. Doeis Mod %. D sad Red The and plen
did GOLDEN GATE A. Little viii leave Pier soos
Of RobiDson-f " r, a. follows Fare . sen's IN,
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rJ,HE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES NAIL sTEAMERs.-The Ships composing this line
the following:
ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce. BALTIC, Capt Consock

built
service Every has been take IN the construction so ia
strength and speed and their seeommo
uneqused for elegance and comfort Price
passage Neyork Liverpool in hstass cabin SID la
exclusive
Liverpool $50 and 90 An experienced surgeon
tsehed 70 each ship No ssrth secured unsl rad ior
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CUPERIOR DAGUERREOTYPES, in colors, for
- on7 GEMS ueludps eegsnf which unsurpassed
for .ceuracy and syle offn WELLIS6s Nc II Bleeeker
IT, eoTref Of Csrrine-a
YINO THE DEAF-DR. HEATH, If No. 40 Howard
AZ cured Of ssndinsJ Rsden-
hura DR. OF discharge Of thirty yessJ
deafness and distressing hesd
Clark. Dr. H. cured daughter Of total blndns-b
Bunker Honrs from letoa
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Eisht boat from the Island 10 O'clock. Fare OF cents
NewYork lli o'clock Fare III eens commuters
included $500 -, =.
susp,Y ARssssEsEsr-Bos leave every half hour until
Pm Night boat, 10 o'clock from the Issrd
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IN PURSUANCE of order Of Jesse Z. smith,
Esd su0r.te ofthe County Of Kings notice hs.s ,s1 ,s
having JAMES An
a. The Cit deeessed that they required 20 er
M tie with the vouchers thereof 70 me a. me
s.ore H. th dsy pteHbsr se1tp.ed Mzsen = so5
epnX SUSAN =. hh<A-' 1AocettA-
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CIXTY MILES DISTANCE SAVED ON

SA11 MILD DlS1aNCE Cav ED.-ONLI
- TnIRTY-slx AND A HALF Houg5 40 CHICAGO
WestIn T. Through NIL for Chicago AID 81 Loas Milwaukee,
kAene Kenoha and all ports Lake MchssuThoush from
Buffalo u Monroe In IL hours. ~ihoat laac.ns
The following ss6cent and uneqased Steamers form The lne
between Buffalo and Mour0- $500.
EMPIRE STATE wibon commander leaves Buffalo MON
DAYS snd THURsDAis
Burslo III EsDAys snd FRIDAYS
NORTHERN INDIANA T. Phestt commander leaves Buffalo
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
the above splencid will leave the Michigan South
Railroad Lie dock o'clock T. n ds szcep Saaday
through Monroe without landing IN "a hoar
where the Lhnrs Express Tran will be IN waiting take
direct Chssso IN h01Es arriving next evening AFTER leaving
The LAKE SHORE RAILROAD rurs connection with
line turning the only continuous line Of Railroad to Chicago AID the
limos River
York City Railroad via Buffalo or b. the Peoples Line Of Steam
boats Hudson River Reosd via Albany and Buffalo apply
JOHN p PORTER Agent, No ls' Broadwsy cor Dsy-s T.
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
The splendid AID superior BAY STATE Capt Wa
Brown EMPIRE STATE Benjamin brsyton leave
alternate dsys Sundays excepted from pier No R. tie
Bxs, p NJ 10th touching a. Newport each The steam
Tuesdays Thursdays and S;udsya o'clock in the morning Re-
turning he will leave Newport alternate days att ~ For
freight .Ppy board, or al the Office on Pier No 5
Freight boton Forwarded through ~th zreGf Dispatch by
express grit -n VIM BORDEN Asnt Nos 70 sna II wet.s
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, via
LINEs-ThrouEh -Four Hogs-Lesye NewYoEk foot ef Court
lsndfs.- and A NJ and ~ .nd 81 Leave Phlade
phia At II NJ via kensron and NJ aud q and n,
S sesYsaI nd snd from 1' Ps.ashs Thaossea
od and ard through bgAze carried fr Baltimore
Washington Norfolk and Charleston in the and A AID .nd
s. r NJ trains ard connections certain With extra u eehad
tine Passengers With baggage the ferry IS minutes before the
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County Of sewYok notice hereby ssn to al having
is assir JOSEPH skILLMAs late Of the City Of
deeaed TO present. the with oaehe. thereof the abse
terE the reside Of ABRAHAM chiLLhS 20 70 kast-
b. tbe CITY Of SeYork before the 2h day Of September
a. .t-Dstsd New York tie zst day Of March 1850
ABRAHAM B. skILLAAN, r..~-.o,.
R0ET n RR0XN Z Exeenpot
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!. c.pryrT MAKER STOCK

.,rt sAI.E Of CABINET MAKER STOCK
Ahv,.u rrRsITURE By AucItvNmsnttaSy Ill ~ ss.
No us Fslosfi Wise. 2. w. bss7e.
.,p.x~os ind NAlesshy Furniture IN plush '''''''i0
81 i4.s ooh - Marble Top Chamber Safes
~. ss s1sns sssi Mshcsny ChAif r. H.
kk;s~rse ssd snail Esss sna hoos"s O"""
$1,000 Pisn0Foris-
Lo h1es Ior Etsser.s Pspisr Maee Gooss on Psianss
e -. Pl.s.d spoons and Fofks and Ivory - icy
sm' n,,;ns ard csher Isots heefIn h"s'e anu wv 49,
80 ls-..,S Hard Furniture.
s,,.,y t,opE DELAWARE BRIDGE-At Public
..ou-ReeeiverS sele-dhe sueseysei @ g - ~
s,ocf ho1ers Oft President sod MnassIs o ne
@ Bdse Co. ey s,irs % M ' Of IN
-: CT cf Chanc Of NewJ esy VIII sH % puDe
80 ~ I1rabetve Hog.s hep, By Dnserr, & 81
Of L.mleny.le HuHterdoa C9sa'y -
~ h day September next between me osrs Of IL
~ III AZ 6eiCe In the afternoon o. .Ae o9 80 ~ TIL
- bflss The dssf De~aIs .SsreaS.o
Esss also tie chartered right privileges '0a "
a. sd 3D. pes, has Yielded clear income Of from 80 coo
te y.srthAi paying the intere-, Of roOS besides
49, Keep the bdgs rood rsp,r Railroad the
beer constantly and rapidly the nes.e and :. we
- ,sns sch CONNECTS ere IA hgny ofsnhs \,
rstss ~. one Of valuable Bridges on the Dea
rrs a., ala grsse .ad chartered rights privileges and
Afeo & ~ sver fr the particulars o. which those wishing
.nnsshsls referred 70 the SAD Aes a''a'Hs H
n s can be had BY inquy Of the subscribers
lsg ir, esn BE- fosDd heif Office IN lambeTtyills
the purchase money VIII be IeqniIea pa tne ca
M tss remainder b. mens Ihs eo.dlon ~ni 70
and viii Be made known more "a dst4 on TIE
1s e previously al p, 5,g1s,t q tho'o waning !" 'os
~ ~. JENKS, '
-. ,sa SAMUEL LILLY, J
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1000 NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE BE-
CeJOs TWEEN NETWORK and NIAGARA FALLS
CANANDMGUA and NIAGARA FALLS RAiLAoAD oPhS
T. the FALLS. . ,r,, 49,,
Express leave the Falls at $40 A. and NJ Mail
Train leaves At 10 10 A. NJ ,,
Express Trains leave Csnsnlaisaa at 40 NJ and % r NJ
Mail Csnsndsus 0 Nall connecting with Tx
pres. and the NewYork and Ere AMI Csnsndsus
and RAILROADS. and with Trains the NewYork Central
Railroad At Batsvis and Censndsisus. -
Through Tickets be had the Offices OF the Company the
Falls Ccnandag and the Offices OF the New York and
Erie Railroad the foot Of Dane &C. and corner OF pey
ct. and Broadway, NewYork 49,
SAM BROWN, superintendent.
SUPERINTENDENT Office c. and N. FIR
Canaudaigua. "a 1858
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

lS53, Most Safe. Cheap and Reliable Route 1853.
Summer Advancement.
LBANY and NETWORK INLAND ROUTE
"A RAILROAD-FARE sl.-Two daily Express Trains a. AN
AID PM connecting Albany with Central Line OF Railroad
also with lines NORTH for Saratoga springs whitehall and
Montreal Western and Hudson and Berk
shire Chatham -Four Corners for Lebanon SPRING On
July Is the depot OF White,
where through be procured aud bag
Gasec checked.
For Absny...Fare 81 90 For Syracuse Fare 80 g
For Schenectady ... - For Roehes"r.''''" ~
Passenger. received Brooe and Bower and hst and
4fh-av stations -
The trains win land and receive only at Croton
Falls Chatham -Four Corners
All other trains leave City Hall Station of Tyonow
Juy ~ ls5s NJ sLOAr Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07
ALBERT H. NicoL,Y. Ano,ioneer
caII o. nGH CONCERN

rNocTTIVE NAIE, 20 tIOoD n CV.NCIIt-N "
PVeyorr sixty GOOD BUILDING LOTS q, GROVE HILL
~ wi AZ AUCTI0N-ALBEkf n SlcOLAf VIII SOL
Sept "A o'clock NJ, on the ground win.
10 hs highest bidder about sixty Building Lots o'zo'
HILL MoRRisAsiA one Of the Most deshial Vlases
Of York Bmandug AZ exenSiVe view o. lh
lh ,oap;ry sgt Of the Palistds on the Sorih
~ Lots are within Eve uinuteS walk OF eihSr OF ne
nss - v.ro Railroad Depths The streets are al GRADED and
~, sns Of the Harlem Railroad stop a. this place ana ne
.s.yon cents per day Ssseny-hye per CEN =. @
anev can remain bond and mortgage Tor ge years
No, cent, and tile unquesonabe Persons
n ~ ,ss .,e will be furnished with Railroad " ke free OF
,.e nd tborrsrhic rneIs applying 10 ALbEh1 n
sIy lrcioneer No. 20 Wsilst- or h. hbN"VoD' Oh 'ne
urenists p-.s.. Co., O fle ale win not take
,.s nj, The day, AZ the teme hour and piace