davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

CoNyERsf0S oT CHARCOAL INTO DIAMoSDS-N Dcs
pretz French savan has communicated to Tie Academy
Of Sciences al account Of some experiments the nature
of the diamond lie has obtained smorphous graphite from
,he melting of the diamond although he has not been able
to restore this product to lis original form lie shows thai
in order to obtain crysiazed charcoal neither fusion
sudden volatzaon must be employed not fusion for like
the diamond pure charcoal molied gives only amorPhous
erarhte and not sudden volatlzeton for in that
rothng obtained but black powder without any erys
ialino appearance
Its known that mary crys;azed bodies obtained b.
means Of the powerful fire Of the gavanic pie AMI per
lsps under tie same conditions, charcoal might b.
hanged into diamond But here difficulty % b.
como theoaise namely the u crCibs less laeoe
than charcoal Pending The removal OF this officially,
Despreiz esexpsrmeniedin another direction. attempt
ing the gradual voai zaiion Of charcoal by Of the
gsiysnc battery lie has thus Obtained not indeed the
carond bot cTysalzed csrbon IN black octaetr0ns in
eoksss ard s1sysreni oetsir9ns ard in eoorles and
,rsrsyarsEs snsa po~serrisg De hardness Of diamond
ss, sfa @'tglssEnz sssT e9-s5us,0r without perceP
~ rssitEsn.
Tiess s;<s.zsEs II ery1zsJ c.rb have been exam
i.sI - Gssas !. referees % her stiOn prsrous
sesxss ~ syees.y ssss Afer ngoersss triAs, he
IA sszs sc ~ s',=a. VT fas ssra0sd t1., used
va ~ ~ ;sa. "a fssk syyfai Al r.s b; precisely
ls asre sssfs vsss sssessrlsf ~ sar9yay the nero
sov, IL ,r7sas is-s:sAeT y N DsFyvs,z Arr working
wa saas 4, isv ga@Ssz. rEes y'sssn;s3 perfectly
sgoofh sAd irilrac ulvssas - VII the
,ae " Sananf aes y uee,rs sly fszvss3 - ated
i,e4 4, loida Eaa Ysnaue Es,sSzGs "a Be pro
s,,,sa utsio,rga ~ ;rsaenc wy ,scrssec1ac rs.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

Dutch oceupy. being tolerated only on coudon o. aar
ng CHRIST and rampBg the Cross under FOOT IN rs.nrs
e. wL;eh s1Irssio 10 pagan exacton they are confined
TO little peninsula and Kept under constant sarxs@nce
the unchangcahle nature Of the laws wni N arc
~ The decrees Of the emperor the taste OF the PEG
PIE in cultvaiiug gardens round their eoua .ss
In Which, among other beautiful flowers toe indigehoas
Gambia Jopcziea blooms the curious customs YIN 70
gard 10 marriage the sutton giving no, receiyinS' "a
eowTy. ard many other topics Of much interest 10.
Nnton coucudsd his discourse with jasiihcet on Oh me
present United States Expedition 10 Japsn on the follow
ug srounds FstTbe right Americans 70 be protected
in sny psi Of the worid-a right claimed by ntmiay,
and without the enforcement OF which ths nag OF the
United States would be isyraced also the right Of sea
to land for flesh provisions s3co9d-Ihe iss o.
nations which denies any nation The right 70 cut hcr
self of from intercourse with others. Tbird-fhe
law Of God. who has declared that all nations
are OF bio ID wherefore the ground Of eonsangnny
every nation should throw her ports open to every other
Tie lecturer considered the United States 20 DC the power
whose destiny snd duty i 70 oect by ganp0~deF a
Il could not be done by miller means the completion OF
that chain Of naval communication which would gTd the
world when Jspea became link Of L. He considered the
enterprise had religions sanction, Tor from the rising to
the going down OF the NV name shall be great
among the heather, says the Lord Of Hosts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
Japan


BT run REV FRANCIS vTsros, D. d.
Last evening Dr. vn,on lcoiurei above, before the
Mechanics Society. AZ No. Ha Broadway Tho lecture
room was well hsd The lecturer presented lacd vioN
OF tho geography government mineral aud other natural
wealth OF Japan also rs learning rrgion lava and
toms lo explained the csgln OF no twotei moatsrhy
viii h : shared between secular and spiritual omes
taf tho d.eirnss between tho high saeAl sssils al
Wsi g. wunsn n JAPAN and Tho setvlia stale g. Arh
tha eusfeu,s other Easlpn eonniics fedsce hof no
suesess sol stlsalts II ttsia Navse followed ~ hssf
at iu,ah tsihol.s msiaaaios 81 MisVas easiaiaA'ir
iu3a iaraa sai ihe gsisssateh ehea aati, pssei he
rslh o. ihss sWli,a he da6'Seooh rs.isa utish 't'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1853

ten nehes the ode forty feet Ssr aehs al
A. WILLIAM KENT. Rsfsree-
cniELEs II. OLotsR Plaintiff. Attorney dsiawssra
CUPEEME COURT-Kinss County, $50 JOHN
- hcLAUOHLIS tsorsfnes called john McLznEbiia. sn
MICHAEL MULLEN JOHN MCLAUGHLIN u. EDWARD
MCLAUGHLIN Mel HcLsEEhlu james ncisrstln joaa Reed
srd hy Reed Qste Mar NeLaaehn BE- vie NJ
In and Hugh Mclaughlin iGuzrdikn Of Grace JSnc
DeeueantioE sId each q hsTby sa9let .1i re-
gues;sd tie plant Of DANIEL OMLLLAN A-
Ct Gc cf ANN ofhsrWss called N41eyJ ONULLAS de-
esusd PniH whieh h.s tbs dsy been Eled the oce Of &c
CeIk OF The County of kiDe Broyn IN said Coan Aad 20
copy your tar sAi complaint the 81
ttfher ofce No 2ls Fulton the CITY Of Se~for wNh
days sfer the servc- Of his excias o.
the ssy sueh service d al 70 gs~e zoe AID 60 npl.int
within The tine aorrssd the snG 10 this ston ~tsppy 20 Sc
Court fer the relief demanded IN the comp amt Deed ObeF -
Z W. @ = CHESTER
n22 svlfwTu Aftornsys ior PisistiH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

NJ, 2iDousr uiG 7,e Lay ave z-sss1 :, Mount
1ariau. lna Ia sie iase rr.rtT q Ter lssrsG- she
se,a Gr' iHiand ir1far yl'saabst a. isfersst n
Tsa Waass7 f5me .sc5'- jaiashst e ss--11 O6io,
nit teir-ninga ryar onag - rtE ,ass& sgiE IA
va az L .-a uiG ialii. vide Us Bonn. - sAy n the
Hiqian8 AZ Aiili-' We've inu rl,.ss VI r as0 70
,e,ne mother number sd TIE Ay -st,ss 81 E.bsc-i
'ipia W. NAL. 4 M val. hrFs ssr4s. q ~ rssssfn
ioine
~ itv'uyt zeaaiG, IA inr lsi1sr Ss-sssss& 70 TIE
Idur M Hte Sir-n0i fsf5Ft7' titiis "a. t.sk sssat'
soma ,iai.ras Jr'sii-sti 4 rsus ,sTew = IA E-< by
via fv5rGs ittmT NJ 3ss.ier ll-1ts &a cSok
gia liniof if Agas vlGl IrbabgE- ES- Z. ecc1rt-
ule viii liz Gie nlt GI.snrsH III enc - se1v tAe
contrary
aa.smi,s, Iniil iis gaaur ssasrsv so@s "a.s~ Lsts
c-qsnb im rsrs'rsd -suar trrir u lnt .s1.s q ne
r-t.rs lie luiic 1iIi 1a f,1E ycE % AT esf ps-
y,s ,-,r l10v- Il sir.u i.l lt1r Tssi. fsr
i.v tra viii lie luke I'd Ars. a In rE'T Ckiie
a,etun 4rqF Enf Igi-.nr iiri ls 20 isAzfsr
rng M uHrinms rum -is lr1ctsiils tSnsnfA 70 'ae
Innui gal.iuir [rEz. Iunks q SigeIrE7ee n Lon
TN ms niInri.
aunes ssuhiirrL me n l1s sSt ;5sass-- q Ansgsay
Conner ded IT Cumberland TrsHiET anse- he served
.ia VIZ 10 LIZ El1 VII VIZ sfr"S-Aa ia's1A "
EmrT Chr
ms asr Tr sranf g-u6tss,r n as TssoiSsictl Semi
1nr II hrgsrisu-E1. Pa . FrsgEr1g So vsyage to
IAsce ne 1sT pr u III . szgsas'- 70 take his place
a ira SanIlnrT
Vfsufrrs T,rls- lscr-1-zs. Dee g. a. Q.isey Mas OF
rls flscEJIa ID ne 8.aszIl Il he Development Of
-ALI8nL
N -sa lsrsl seer leas I.i sysse- esTAr keepers in
n.tssr have eesn 1.a. O. sseh fSr selling Egaor &c,
SIgtIr
ca Rsu,a las asHe~ss4 tie ssas .ui issk long occu.
pieE 81 kan .SEzaey A1z>-s tie Wig side of the
E.Ess.
As-ars VIE. Ess- Z syr.s1se. y. Y, has given si5
tec - he Noh&zs Frse CSlsse. a. Geneva
James A Ware Es.,. lac Editor Of TA< Artassn
Teussser Ia i4ksa chaTgS q TAs II D0ra@e Usos
Uor ATbsrsis Wilkes ore OF the Editor OF Ts< SestA
ora Sii1lx, hAs Withdrawn fFOm thai paper.
In ire Dead Letter ofiee AZ Washington last week.
lssierwas found containing 500.
Tie Hon John NJ Bolts has been appointed Chairman
Of the Clay Monument Association Of Virginia
Laura keene, has leased the Olympic in Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

SIATEN ISLAND FERRY, fo0t u Wbitsbaltt--
81 rare ~ eehis 70 QUARANTINE sIAFLEIOS FAHDf e.
dat LANDikO TIE bosss vi issss sy.ry n1eS - te~s
Leave stsfs1 issnf. Lssys ser Ton
IRON - q 7PN. Fra AZ IN
s<at boa ifota TIE fsard tVt'oct Ftfs a >stA
kchlsd - -
~ ApAf laf.SeENgsr~ Bosts sfsfy 49,
AZ set n kflt lo.s 1elstt lsa - 10 saA b. e.ss
eor AspYIk
kEW-1ORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT ia
T,,AL~ftfsEY fAfLfOAD,-N k&It - eIft 80
i'esbIs A. 10 fDsf b0sfs issfe 1es fsfs m n fse
FIssi4x 4, - r. = ~ - :, s-s C., q ~
e.H Hss.te- ZEE q 81 y ~ - - - \ a. v
on 80 I'd 4. u ~ fyr farfftte ytt, gt+frts
80 10 80 ffeft fsrysff ftftf - H fs
~ .f.et herf.k era rtsss9t - fss stfs ~ q -
$50. tn1 iftnf .
hsts lesW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

LANEsrABLE-Three Of Joseph Halls children, OF kosh,
vile, Ia accidentally poisoned last week an' al
were lying corpses in the house at the same Tune
The gold mines in Franklin Co. Maine, are sac 70 ce
doing we'll The owner Is erecting ooaruhg hoa'e 'o'
worfmen. aud viii employ 30 hands next season.
At Buffalo New England Society was SrgsniSed w'sn
the usual officers and manager from eaoh OF me ~ o.
states -,
rsw.-l ~ pei.van aud O. Scovile. OF Albany are
about 60 eomsnee The publication Of paper to advocate
no Malno Law.
The number Il licensed ,avesns IN Philadelphia is 1905
which h tavern 30 cvtFy foriS fur aad half of the
s.el3 taxable al ahlianfs Of the city and dlsticss
h h ,.eressd g. found a acw Uui:arlan College In n
lssiiVf lsua
Il b stated htf ~, an, g. sesi 9isAoco + g Be built
e. rs new N,slA fal&eo a. S,dssham. EaSend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

Type Founders and Printers Warehouse.
cORTLL9Ou OIffIND. - Sgrscse
Twines, Wool, Basriers, Gitfinss, &c.
BFAAHEST JORALEMkN No ls+ veey "a
Umbrellas, Parasels and Walkisg--ricks.
JOHN SMITH (fnp0rts and ami as Broadway
Watches. Jevciry and Gold Pcu.-
FREDEElCk LOCKWOOD tSlser~Arel. No - Eston-t
J. sAtAOEr tOod fuoo<n
Window Class, lFrench,l lnspertsrs %.
HOIhlSs BROTHERS. Guports,sl ... No 81 3Areiaysi
Window Frames, Door -ashe- and Biiud-.
FROThIN0HAN CO. iMan1fsctrrers D. No 81 Becknsuss
Worlds safe Co., iLiliie's Patent.)
o. The above be Inverted Tuesdays
zoe year Any sddoe sbsad he to PrrrysslILk
Co No ~ Nsssuast
PETTENGILL co Cor TIE 49, ,ri wide
eir,uaed Nevvrapes IN the United states Csc.fs ana
daily receiving sayement, for them They have effected s-h
fubshers ADV will
Asr sdvsn;sseto DO their Advertising tf0uzA hen plAs- s
ter Osee Ne "a NssEast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
cAssus NJ cL.r-Ths following letter which we

CAssus NJ, CLar-The following letter, which re
publish from The philadelphia Rcgi'isr read a, the
Anniversary Of the American Anti Slavery Society
CScISSArI, Ohio Nov. 81, 1859.
GKxrLTHEs Your Kind letter of tho 10th inst, inviting
me 10 attend the Twentieth Anniversary Of the American
Anti Slavery Society is received l should be proud TO
be with the pioneers of the of Liberty, such
day did time allow but il does rot. There is something
significant In your going South. You have conquered
peace in Boston. When you were driven from New
York few years ago, You Immediately came In close sym
PATTY with a large class OF stern and women, who be-
fore stood aoof In their counenance Of your movement
New York Is and Philadelphia must now deter
mine whether gracefully or no, she must submit to the
conquerabe truth and the progress of the age You
right when you class among those who contend for
the speedy and eternal overthrow OF Slavery in land
"by all rghtful instrumentales. value Il above all
other questions You fight outside Of the Upi0n with
in IT, So long a agree in purpose, we will agree TO
disagree in the means. / love the Union" much
the Silver Grays" Southern canters but love II not
for tself low il means to an end love il as the
exponent and conseryator Of the principles Of mans equal
ty and self government love the legacy Of fathers
who avowed that government had only its authority from
the consent of the governed love the guardian al
So Of religious liberty and the true chrtanitythat
ligon is between and his God; and that man
rehtuIly in this respect exercise censorship others
love the Union the banner bearer Of the asprants Of
freedom Of all lands and natonslovely In order TO be
loved But when fails in these glorious ends-and in
these only gLorious" say j, Ut perish fortver
And as thus love H. shall make eternal war upon all
those canng sooundrels, whether in Church State,
who would peryer its true prestige to the restranment OF
naVery, eh1 ITO eAen1ion o'9 PS Po'ysy' 1919 o
war Of lynchers and respectable mobs l return the
war of those however powerful whose main business IL s
TO crush out Abolitonsm return the war Of those
who would by sermons tracts, literature, aid the re.
action Of anti revolutionary ayowas return the war OF
those who under the halowed Of Democracy and
Repubicanisn stand BY foreign despotisms and who,
amid blood and psons bear banners inscrbed with law
and orderV return the Of the Supreme Courts Of
the United States who under the pretense of devotion to
law peryert every principle Of justice Of the President OF
the slave power, and OF q seryile Congress- With
manly heart which may be beaten down bat never con
Quered stand by you and all true and my voice
sball ever be- don't gire mp tie ship
/ I'm truly your friend c. NJ CLAY.
VIZ LLOYD GARRISON President
VIZ PHILLIPS 4. QuisCy ). H. Gar, Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

GREAT WESTERN NAIL ROUTE--SI9TY
VI Mills DISTANCE sAyZD-NiCHiCAN sOrIHsks
RAILROAD LISZ -T1s zessss pa 70 ts NsstA< -
Estr E-Lzi-g = Lc.s - - - 49,. . .-- q. %,
Ps.erFsrs "a .strs - sE"fOks AsD kkI.
O. IN DSOE AWE EAILzOADs a. ostes A " ssIts,tF
tsue evs1irr D-zIt br@sof - lstr ~ - fEDILh7
LINZ BOATs 0eock " 40 {. D41ti5 nszf srn
M AZ ecEsectnE va Ll6E4sisJ E1FELso IEIHs o.
~ LIEE sHORE RAILROAD Al C.etg, nszt srsa
"a 0c1ek Were cszst.s aIfs Fs rsJ = c..snsf ~
Trcce.e s.ock ssIl rsEzg , - 1lCADD AAO h'n
isLAND RAILROAD fDT Ia sale b.,eu1aFtsa -Yfi1gisf A.
- iosI, a. ~ ws7 y kAlLAO&D ~ s,aIsS ~
A. Chraso to CEiCADO 4AD DALESA HALL
EOAD. ssf Koetfor1. PrssDorf Ot-sIa AZ s2z5st
- Tia Ike haze ~ p1sss q s1Esas a. Any pyai
Az fAsy VII - ssbscse 70
IT, ssIsi.Dzs Sssys DcsSEs1 ~ 10" WATER
- cher rata
ForTho-rh IIefsts srJ further lfrHsn spy Il tie Com
psE,'s OEes 10. -. EEOE1ssy amer ~ l,sg - -
-. IOHi z POhrkn Osnffa. AEeni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

uyHT NETWORK s,s LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATS NAIL sTEANERs-TAs SIS so=fos=E s2s ne
~ IL &lrw-I
ARCTIC CAPS lEce bkLIie, tAFs NS-asissk
ADzIATIC
Fse sArs besr sc ty cc-t<I expressly =;
. Tsery las h.sn tt-7 n tS- ec-s---c.,- AL Z
go Erz-sx srsl A. se-r 1cc2.s
u-ers,s5 f1r rl-st9ce 40 cg fast
Al p.xsfe Liverpool -s-c-Is 49, So
,sssS % sr-lEVe Of 80; ro7
Irpooi SsElork S8 s-d - A. sI7es-:sc TT % g.
49, 10 srrts a. No terr1 ssc-rsS
pEOpO~gD naTES SAILING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
- 49, - EAllNNNNlA STEAMSHIP
LIVERPOOL a. LONDON PACKET SHIPS

VERFOOI a. LONDON PACKET SHIPS
SWALLOW rAf- LtNE.
sas - A. av LiNEErOOL "a - Il AZ 2f' q ''s',
go :, al ssrz LCSrON ever A,ss-.iss T11-Sasy
Paszs s4st - aF7E.s = - 1-&s'' gas TX 30
Tsgssss.ss - ESGlASD ISE-ANo. SCOTLAND Al
We ~ p1.Trs i- .zsras ~ = A. sTgs-& gAA ss Tay
Ale a s4i- -rs q -l.rc- g
w. 50 III irv'.-s rsris- srt a. - Ar~--A-s.
p-s-s Cfvus Ms &C. b1zks-a Lclz.4-&~c- Le1.s1i
~ Nt-i.-a, Es-k - S-1t-t-- Z Ngey
ks-s-s Rcz--t-- Grl1ze &c Lr7srrre
a. s--.s-- s--i7 y is-s- T-s--s3
'rON'NAN GalSSELL 4 c.
IL z - ! Eec.E.-rsE. Lsrs-recS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
Guilerp and GGroware.


CUAg s. LITTLE, Noe. 80 and - Fulton.st., Of
" m Gs S4ish Bs iDoss ard strapped Coal " ,1'
bss hes1sa Fstss NE Igns sud Stands ivory Table
Enlss AID fsfSs Tee TsJs and every vare'J "
Eass kssphf Hsfapsfs
COOKING and PARI.OE STOVES A large ne
-. NfLLAN CLARKE.
~. Cstains d,sfs sssys gissssSf
pc - ~ sf.sfs sbsFs Tfha.
Ne isetbsg. dagfs sssys lShst
y D. sfeys. ,spsl,ss sta tsi ~ - slsf, apAss
EAs FITTING and flx1tHEb,-J MITCHELL.
" ~ "a G,tl1sf E,.s1psy rfspsss - sf"sA
to rs Ess.sss asssgiss VI bs9lHE 90
a. sa.,isss fssiss ~ fssssrssis tefss
DONBs IMPROVED COOEfHD HAhDLS We
~ etsafes u fs4fs rAs lsys $3.50 Nrss''s ~'ih
fsffs sssasr4 - % a.yvt ssfhs HiNis
Dosss flsassist fssat.hs-eei asesf =. s-s 80 fAsY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

THE REGULAR MAIIsLINE sia STOSINGTOS
i Eor BOSTON PROVIDENCE. KEW BEDFORD ana TAus'
Ton Inland Route vs0zi ea&nss Of EAR Or astsSA'n ss's
The Eaten Nal oc,,,.,
DOER CAPT John o. bowns eenneeon with the r;9aaFDn ens
P7dsree Az PJoyincs EfT,sd isss.ss cv f9ft
say fEsndsgs sIespts FROM FER No T. In, wharf s0's
Bsery-pe 0toeK n and StonnEgs n 0elDes N OF
TIE Nal train Shies seget EOson a. "a
Thee 1ots2s1 iDr strength safety sps,o 0Snidt
efga1ce The 0GcsE sxpsf.snfsc and stts1tiss
Ths u ts fose ps u 9TH BON
A0gts pc aanty ADD efyrdicO
While always rely reaching hsif dest
r.fion 70 sdgsnee ihOss b. efhar cftls ~ rouss
The COMMODORE from keN-T1rk- NDnfsf Wefnssisy arc
Frdsy sioainFtonTossdsY Iharsssy ana bsiefdsy
The VASDEHBILT rom New fOft-igesdaJ, 1nuuiAy ana
Saturday FROM stonnsforNonasy "Wednesday and Frfsy
B-FfSsnger. ,7tying 5onnron proceed ionediste
relE Proslasnes En Is1niDn ard how Bed
hfd sxco1nsolsfsr trsint from Stonlnxon Al
AsT pssss the steamer and train through Aes
~sy.
Tor yass freight application DO made
\. per No T. Of Il the Oaos. No 10 Bs;terf place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
Mot sss.. Chesp ana hsisbis RSsts. 1898.
October ArfIngsmsnL ..-. ,.>..,.,.,,

fs5J. ssf.. Cheap ana hsilsbs Bosts. 1898.
Octoief ArfInTsuspt
4 LBANY And NEW-YORK INLAND ROUTE
~ RAILnOADTres Daily Trsis One Aeeenrooa .ios Tran
- snd zo daily E1presA Trains and - r. "a,
connecting Albany Central bs 81 Railroad West also
, l.ges MOTT bpYngs Whitehall and Montreal
Ts With Wessn and sdon AID bca,lfs hal
tSs q, Lebanon springs psnd Alter
nrssy Oct tsla new d6pt Of White. Elm aud
Ce1;ers srts b procured and bEEfass
sLseks1 Atay Hebe1scAdy U Syfssass, Rochester and
bgfalo 49,, -. -
Pssnss received Bfeeassst md B0~sJ and AH o. AHs
30 tD1s
Jhs sbovs fs sosSs passenger oaJ Al cros
Al otS frs vii ssys Cliy Hall ssb 81 Tfyonrsw
O. : IA NJ sLOAT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
.,,,,,>n =, r,,ANl.rSfN,N .Na l'tog

~ 500 a y
:. NAN aANF NN " y -, i,t,, y 4, 49,
IL 60. .s,t4ftt ~ At>,st W. - ~ NFNNF =
- 49, - Nt,e - Nn,a - - - ~ nc.e
-. 1aS<l ~, :. sSSAA r n yAec'ss,t ~ NssAs
.NfO(t 49, ~ 49, y t-Sf-1 - et~er - - fs-s>tN
- S-.r,,N tttkStNfN \ " NJ = F'Nec~ AZ. -.
s<9f[N !. - sasa-ss >e~s fecA-essffe - ff>ae
49,
a. z.NSvz'yf NA\\AN SttANStltfS
S<,N We ~ s.ft M, -. s..,,.. 4 ...l, 49,.
II f>tttf NtAtiff rt\., IA .,.fr M "a aAN ANNAl
3NNSNtN A,fN4tx n. ~ a,AN es,,NEEN A. Atn
MN ss4s. !. st.,<tNA So 49, '.s sseA~sA's
49, - ~ 49,. 49, t,.,. ts~s AtAFANA ttN fn~s
tVtStA a,.A "a ,Nxt.,A ttV tsss saat n & N -
& ~ = - kNsAN 40 kAAN ~ .'9sl1..s W&rNHt
- f-rft 4 II u =. ess--
ANNnNN NS..A.A ~. 10 rsstaA ,.rs WcsiAsi. 'Nss =
~ = a.s..R ~ he ANs4A tsrf N.n.e+t ~ p
sNev~>S ~. NJ % Aesf.sN Nsr4 ises .,','Ne Al
49, " 49, = go fts' q 80 sef's<
ms tF& tNtEEtM
- 49, hs.sS rAtiN - N-fcr - NN7tf IL ~
W1Aa. - - .e1's = ~, tfAs ~ 49, y, .' u.
- Ns~e hsef s.'tfe.' L't' ~ , st'AN 80 - =, y
- - ~ s-'s~t 81 81 s.csN v '-h'1t - ~
-. - ss,t 80 80 o. csst = Ni't - II. n ~
- ~ 81 tfNsN - ~ ..t -. II, .s, A. a,.ls
...ss ~.s-' " ~ rs 5sNs,A,
....,.,s 81 s,ftNS 49, tsRs' ri - fssr'f
49, 49,. \ ~ 49, wl4NtAN SASfN'N Nsri fN,a
sAtaN -. Ia. tse sesf..ss,y ~ft iasss ssssssftFa
SN- - ~. IL y S,tkN ta. k<'AN - SAftkNAA
tsthc $500, ,o - >e.sta ssssAlsy ~ NAsss ~
80 s.. t.,a..s.. - Ntts,alx rf..-AHA sal $
W. .l ~ A..,s t.s 81, es,l& -,sasstsfs
$780, - II u. a. sssv4 rs.ss, sfsa fsfert-es
e,e - -. ~ fe..N ~ fsssse sfY,s ~ SAM 81
~NE.,t.[t X 8 s.>..i~.,. Ns~-Ns,k
het'> .stx. s.os, .NfSg,sss .,nNfpA\N a, \fNN.
49,. ~ ~ =, Nt,NNaV -. ts ~ svl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
os. rkn. cls A. y, '' is ''' q v


" \ ava fRlk h T. g. NOkNttlSNlLlEr-
~. NVFykio svA NV YORK VirN kNAsoAh fsesd
,.s4ss Nsss ris ,eS o. irfS.s tAsS.
rstss,, eisfs rvsss4s ~ 81 rsFrs ts.s'
sas Arev 81 Lake SAcv "a sVai ts Nsisa tse tas~iA
L. tsa>-s Ne.raAi ss% lsaa'Ais Ai'' ""A ''eA'''
~ NI-sE
sWfM
stsA y Ma rsss survives a. rafss = " ssfF'as
RE- f-,Ssss - SIS NJ. 49, Asft,e a. tAfA,sSF Y.
rxgsss, sssiss, Eess o. V Aesss ~ Nsss's*A
a4ta4A n
Fssssrr ssssAsl sN,e.s> - T.f.'A
fA-setA ~ ~ ts AN'ss Asts'
y..ss } T. NNlt, Szfes.s.s.sesE = q y y :. T. =,
e. r.taH,p@s Asss, ~ ~ sses4s-s NA.e,s,
HUDSON RlyER RAllHOAp Fall Arrange
-fsses .ssvr Nea-Sssss 1ss o. Ases sei tV,.
Nsvls ~ eee A,,sss "a gsy - 49, aes' MoNAN
~ 3 iylS 10 fsass ~ '12 ~ a,.sus
ExT-Vss f-siG ~ s1-ggt. lsaf A;-s sF2se.iss Wa
Ma a. " sssrs fssi4s
NJ r-sasAN ra,vsfA VA, rsa.ss - VI ,ais
trans Z " tecsss..st 41sg isz-a o. 8 ! "
ft- itf + "
F.r retfNtsTess Wtr Tss-tsr - a. ~ " AS v.
ca, CeaeAes an VA FssAs AZ sssa7sv Eais a. % \ n
s-gr1 CAszsssss
~ Nxssstf as - "
yss riisus gssll al gssAlssss -s.z 'sss a. a. -
Wy $1s1sf
SUNNY Van TEAMS a. &S = u .ss@ SzI.s- &C. AsAf,
'-t--s rnN--NN FRENCH S.,s..s.s2I-1i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of the

County notice hereby given al h,vns
claims nat WILLIAM SIMPSON late Of the City Of NeFiork,
decssd 70 prsut the with vouchers thereof 70 ns sub
,~, Al No No l39 the City OF New
o on or before fourteenth day January nexD-ce New"
ioi tho lh day fJuiy 1858 JOSEPH MEREIttL E1rs
I'LL lawem1u SARAH A WlChOEE,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

~ NV Ntkh AND thit kAushtat aHaohhht
~ t-tes leave ttst, k... II r~.~s - :. trw~ Vie
Nv N,r,e., 81 A -. g. p~~lH, s~a nsasie
Nsl =, 80 n ~ henAta nea-s SOD ~te' "eis'n .la
Geo.. tAs WAs~ VII sp~s~ ewes "isA :. h'A s"A 'e'"a 'h"
ws, k.,ss.s a. tnSe psalns AMI intermediate
W, .lr NJ H. og.,tas sei ~ ta,e,,asssie slsllau
Nth q a a., n.eAfft @na hadAs
t~.s.et 49, a peeink aHi slal neilsia slaiieas
~ 81 NpAN rsts HNfirss ttein, eta
tk,s t,tMs. rates - psathk ~lh ihe iaAe Hheu
VnAS MiNof. SAP .fs,lseaani
NFNrkAt. RAILROAD ot NEW JERSEY Now.
Nsit Ss.ssvNis eaa wiHlr arrangements on ave
r~sesse ts-ta vii irays es.fvin ret
~ N.,a NNef Ne~kelk y ~. 70 80 q r. ~ New
tstes. g. saa y " - r - Leave Bonneville leail
fan trs ~ilA teias ~ th- raiifsa
t.,aafsss ss.t vi tsrsslAeii-i
ssess .sas.t Vera feievs riAa
ctJ ~ rskpatfas~ aeuapfsNe. - fearsA A. Own
NNI9 Nesse feeiHsien 40 nee fatoa ie helraofe
N "a assst~ tehiehr1A ANrrhswa Naush hsut A.. te
0No 81 hf0RAM Superintendent
y NtNrth ARRANGEMENT
49, NONpAN NJ, "A sNN Passenger Trains viii leave
S.ls tsas1s,s sseeFftaA - eils~-
S.elAefn n,slsoa We NffwAh
lssse Cisseiaha Af.,.t,, an n. seo ard ic TN
r,f, - g. ..sertaa shr ASH Nesaa saahssh aaa
N.ttAsls tsass ksV.a toe nai' raiss es~usa heaAie
pssa ,has ssnsrtas a 81 Nsnee,iie ~ith M.nsaad
Saeatss HsifsA essneiss sss ~ t'ae ~h MAJ Rer
NssiAssu p,lssa srss - s.alasis
leave Gaze ,ii' 'ttttts't 's'ssstn
N*'F '-~'"NA' "'''' a r,,ttttvx ...-...,,.....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN RoYAL


An experienced on board
Of will Be sooountsee for Gold ste
Balloon Specie Metals unles bib q
dns the value thereof therein expressed
'f' e CUNARD No. Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

fDWD X COLLINS 4 Co No y N<ll-s<- y =
BROWN sFIPLET L Co LssrPool
JOHN hUNROE Co. REe Sorts Dt1e ees fe'oflss-
Paris or GEO II DRAPER HIsrs.
ne these ships will BE seouEtAss r ro1 ave;
sacn speeie jewelry precious rsta. aze ~ u
kns are signed therefor and the value thereof hsez eIpst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06

u SURGICAL iNtriTtiTE. No n MsTesIar n f.Fe. ss
thfon. Disease the application q hs BODY
nse sfne Shoulder hsee Spinal Props brsee Iasse fyh
Os fe apers aad Travelling Companion for TIE onre ~ No
ruunsfy Spinal and fcmss Cosapia nts
.nd f nufates nfeerns sua Lanruor @ Tor TIE rport ~
~ 49,. A. ~. 1911 III