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BURTON R-Chambers-st--Fifty Cents
ID al paru Of TIE bonss THIS EVENING, Oct H. I'll te
PARIS AND LONDON .
J..n Jscoues Pscioe homss NJ Barton
V cunt Volsfi Jordan sdy vo Ms Raymond
10 conclude VI it'll q = fafee Of 49,, ..,
Nr Barton M Quxot Mrs H1ghee
Doors oper si g. Curtain ri.e AZ IT
DROADWAY THEATER-THIS EVENING,
sHANDY MAGCIRE.
sh,,5v Ms,uire ............ Mr Barney Williams
Atsr ysiieb LAW FOR LADIES
Nm Barney Williams IN Eve ehsraeterA
To conclude with BRIAN OLfNN. A., n ,,--,,
Dor open 7oeloc and the Overture vii commence precisely
XHvAILACKF THEATER--Dress Circle and Par
w s8ete 81 etz Family circle 25es- sail s-s ~ Pnya'e
Rox. az md s7-fEIs EVENING Oct u will b performed
BLEAK HOUSE. -
Mr. Turveyop NJ Bror CHAM Harold >klnpoe ." aeo.
Debitsiei Co-sn Lester asp9to, Bucket / Inoos
To conc ude with The favorfe farce Of
FORTUNES FROLIC.
Door. open = 7. performance 10 BERN At u
DARNUM~ MUSEUM.-The most elegant and stu
Id p,rdous Curiosity Americs-the LIVING OlRAFFfS' -
vel . the BEARDED LADY be without extra a4as
by visitors TO-dAys performances AfIEkSOON,
al 8 TRYING IT or and MAKE YOUR WILL, = NlsC ~
Admifance whole vel the performances
s Children under 10 u; cent? tirt balcony and
Parqust- IA cent? extra
DANvARD's GEORAMA-No. 500 Broadway
ID The great PAINTINGS Of JERUSALEM and The HOLY LAND
exhibited EVERY EVENING 81 II and WEDNESDAY sno SAL
u DAY AFTERNOONS Al O'Clock
Admission - cens Front ;enN
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Copartners hip.

VorarIHLIbUIp.
vENHE FIRM Of JAMES G. KING q SONS was
- r1rtner JAMES GOHE KISO. AID the nAae d LA Az ~
h-Grs.terx s Esfd IN lasaidaton only q, ... 81,
- .,;--s. 80 r. - ~ JI4FS KINGS SONS.
srw-YoRE O-t 4 Isss DEFINING DUER
JAMES %. KING, yr-
ARCLIBALD ORACLE KING.
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90 thom II man Concern.

what advanced years without domestic neabrsncs who are de-
Ing for purpose visits abroad and for the company
The premss viii be Owen free and liberal compensation
allowed hoard comfort and not profit their Object Les
must be neat tidy keepers Of uaqus.onaOe good ehsse
nO Hs5 S0S 70 c. NewYOrL PO..oace aud
A CARD on GUTTA PERCHA.-A Card, over the
N signature CHsRLEs GooOyEsR NOV abroad entitled
.v GssR in 20 The SSsSos HsrsG s
,se SsT .m R5s1 President Of The North American aits
PsTeha Company undo. al; R vsso s sss.iSV,,
@ ssS sg Of md BY %s'a a sls.s"ss
@ "a Ri1e paiSn win aeqar, BY said pa chase license
the right Of &c sST
woSsy informed No hs been @ado By As
Without The use Of Goodyear, prepared @ show
proper person or in court 81 m the oss s, hs tSmp.aS
desire disP.s second The Card give. notice that the
psny md ss" ala ,s,.a.lss g,oss. 70 he
srn that oodysM is sSy patent sata psss.
Certainly tbs S Ss. n ns H.
Peh Il surely would have cls' I'm VI ,a s %, .ss cS
But that utterly the alc ni1aiea Of gut
"a ss.f os sSS f india rubber Tine When su
haoTR II this dsSH 6T, sns s 10 y f T.
s S.s S.s and n ss NJ ., .tsssas
On severe Investigation the pssnt was srn.ed TO him me
s or allied Guits perch l. no, rubber They from
tn orders They are NOT chemically o. mses.neA
With the substance do pretend 20 have Nor
dos the careful phaseo0sy thai infringe ne pat
t In our manufacture Third The GARD threatens 20 sue those
ho rrchsse Of don't Mr. Goodyear uehs Oomps
nv IL has store 80 Cedar sdsertnens show
and 25h 10 has been engaged Va the msnntsc
erchs for tho last sx months aud me rood.
ore upon very avoraby by the public which snd
rubber know Goodyear has ost hst
thu qualities and Of suita pelehs will cause IN
degree peede India rubber aud hence AMIGOS 70
throw the Obstacles In the We ntrodacon soms
times IL goods u this Company made Of India
rubber pense OF being pocha that
tts OF mixed with Ito material when answered here
sad that perch goods will not stand the heat When
heat does does India rub
Der il i aid they will for nothing Ia nter and
GOODYEAR thai those who puch3 from and use bis pasa
hh Company does wish pretend toD VIII DO
nroseeuted of this the
Der that he purchasers from and endesyons 10 nsead
he nbe arfuy cautioung them against using his process
(which produce me
goods made patent why don Goodyear sue "a sCo
Tsnyi This Company prepared TO defend is patent nd mach
prefers Goodyear II he tho Company b
avail himself OF the law which open 70 him. ased
OF dfaggng Controversy we can tnen s me
Authentic facts world and silence the nsnasons which sns
covery limiting bat do not openly yow %
goods the store, .ampes ths the
Cra and Company prepared 10 supply orders
are arnOu for Foods which waterproof nes nom an
passn smell plable and elastic Ike India rubber nnnks tnia
futbe they ged by fatty substances and VIII not deeo
pose sticky They different In character RON .ny
other goods made Of perebs either IN tins cssny
or EuroDe and warranted ~ stand al climates
N, A u f.lD
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fine ARTS.

A MEXICAN ART-UNION.-Free Exhibition
N Nov Op.n ~ 70 ~ Broadway,
PAINTINGS ~ AMERICAN NhflsL,s- T.. =. ,
Ne r1tss r the year 1851 vii please CAL Al re "aey H n
.rsravtrls tSfore tte fSh Nov
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TIiHE HUTCHINSON FAMILY are soon again 70
be in HeYok having engaged the Broadway Tabernacle for
a series OF Concerts.
L'RANKENSTEIN's PANORAMA of NIAGARA
will VERY the city Exhibited at Hope chapel NO
7s Broadway, EVERY AFTERNOON al Seioes; EVERY
EVENING a O'Clock Admission 90 Chidrep l@t cents
Families parties Of three persons 81 % cents Of oar
cents Of +2 Of ten, 50 Excursion parties from as
tenoe each person See descriptive pamphlet 81 the door,
PRINCIPAL Hotels ana Music Stores.
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WASHINGTON CIRCUS.-Corner of 39th-st and
w eh-av. MooKE THOMPSON NAN '''''.fE0pf'e'o"
ANOTHER GREAT WEEK
appearnnce OF WILLIAM SMITH The great Forf noTs
RIDE Msdsme TOURNAlRE ANTONIO BROIhEkS NJ all
Mrs W h. CARROLL SAN LATtkOf AID eonsi WI
vii spreA EVERY AFTERNOON sn1 EVENING IN sefes Of
Doors open Performances a. and u P Ain~'oa
~. Of he 2Sernta
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WILLIA" HIDHHi rfo''""Hs " y. " =. y.
NAITION.-TO MANUFACTURERS Of INDIA

" RUBBER GUTTA PERcHA, ke-Wheress JOHN MDsh,
for IN adsed Improvement process msna.<tarns Os.is
Pereha for vaicsn<n ne
AMI vhsress tho sso
sad John Rider and bk botns
William Rider a. President the North American oes fsscns
Compapy said Riders pssnt are endss,on'l
and Of Interests 10 or
70 use said alleged BY making rspesen.oss ~
nrrh.re OF The said Company and licensees Under d
Rd aent will acquire By such purchase 81 cens me On, 20
my patented process ofvule~azaf0n Without h@'J " mo-
hfrfnEeH
ro bv me pretended rights 10 process of val
esnslon special oeBse from and l,s innocent ps.os
% pnfehaso IN OF
de and make parties 20 an Infringe
upon for the OF Csoacnoue psnsea
Ju J. and reissued Dee. - 1919
thereby caution all and ye notice that the pgfehAsers
The America aita Percba Company and sgnses
under Riders patent using said yulesnzns Procso N ne
der themselves personally Individually liable % sfnses
Of my patent ana VIII Dc P'''se'' CHARLES GOODYEAR
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nETUCEXE ylsuotidepxe eicved q ePs% mrof
~ yreve v s,ekcst solcels - .., ~ ,,.-.....,c..x
IIsezs 2KaaIkC rnn'efJ' ~ N~3"s
INFORMATION WANTED.-A suitable remuncra-
don will Be oven 70 party conveying precise nfosm.sen
OfcensD ties lrft ~ COG hOb-
ERT TELFER 81 Scotland yho Did the uaits1 ssases
H. vssrs Application BE- made 10 Ass
ESDGIEY ABBOTT soietors Montreal, Csas3s Montreal,
SEPT %, is53
INFORMATION WANTED-ALEXANDERH HAIR
WY Hsehinsorked mac hnt and locomotive maker 10
PhIlsdepk s "shnron e, shout yesu Any hs-
~ or person s~ndinr ntssnss Of h vhsfS
obse his skOgs relatives Please -
dress SAMUEL HARVEY Bootselier H.1iton Canada ~ea
NOTICE to HORSE DROVERS ani DEALERh
~ meeting Of the PToprieto Of sac and Drove seiesn
zhss held the Bulbs Head Hotel Oct lseA -
nogsiy adopted that and sfsr Nov l. lss e.f 90 ~
kept their respective uabes VIII Be 90 nsesd q -
Sev-York, Oct. = 1888 THE PkorhInIoa
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w Howardst-OPEE EVERY EVENlNG-H WOOD Man,
.ser PropetorThe offered by ths eeeoeo
epapy OF Musicians Ethiopian Deineao cannot be eqaae
b United States See programme Door On
Concert o'clock Admission p cts The public
respectfully Informed that the Aernonn 'one9s are d-coo
tnned.
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n ION Co No 2tO Broadway. pzblzh Friday.
ALLs NOT GOLD THAT GLIfrER5 Oh, Tas foosS al
IFoKsAs BY Cousin Alike author Of No sucn woIo 20,
Conieu Better than Wealth" Patient "lins NO A0s
kc &c l yo- 10 Price IS Gems -,.-, l..
Th Of those ch4ru tales for the home Circle winch
IN Of interest FOR youthful r,ader.r - III. -
II The PICTURE PLEASURE BOOK lu1strtee vi ~
Of SO snEasnss cn eminent .rst1 VOL guar
tourd Price 81 s.
csr y thins Which can please and delight the youthful fam
" cr VII b. and nustrtted IA tss p-s
W equal Tor people Es ever been P
lshed IL this ccsnry'
D A & CO viii shortly Publish, . g.,
PARLRYs PRESENT FOR AL SEASONS. By :. g. Good
rich illustrated with u enzrsvtnEs y mo 49,,
TFF HAPPY DAYS OF CHILDHOOD b. ANY hsaioTs
Iusiraist with q snsaE1ss from da~nss y hafi-oa '
JAMES AND STORIES FOR ALL SEASONS. oae Hsa' VOL
fsrro
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The of GRAHAMs Three Dollars for single saoscf9 ~
Aid m edvance six dollars advance sent three
80 we continue for Clubs be sent In
the civ to one addrs and the country, one Pos.Otee;
. corc. per
five core the getter up Of the enb per annu
Fish copies agent the club - per annuH
and 10 agent or geer up the c-b %
The money for always be In advance snbscrip
f n ma, sk When the Is large dram should
procured roshethe Of which may be deducted from e
amount Address always post-Iad ,, MT,
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illustrated by
MUSEUM, SJHyvoSAnt Ins,i-
attraction IN the city. Wul
Ops1 from 3 A. NJ, to 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

discovered. have not myseR passed over the por.
ton west Of the Rio Grande, bat am informed ~
Mr.. A. b. Gray. who was attached q. astronomer 70
the boundary commiss on, and made careful sur
vey Of this country, that there will he no d'fnculty
in constructing road from ,he Rio Grands to the
ella. and thence down that stream To the Colorado
ard San Diego; and that it can be made entirely
within what he conceiVes to lie the territory OF tho
United States, with the exception Of one bend In
the ella river, where, without mourning great ex-
pese, VIII be necessary to pass over Mexican TER
ritory for twenty miles 1t will he seen by glance
at The maps OF the country that Red river of Lousi
sDa, from ITS mouth to Fulton, Arkansas, has
course nearly north and south; that AZ this point
1t makes sudden change In its direction to
nearly east and west, and continues this course to
its sources. The dividing ridge, which has before
been spoken Of terminates near Fulton, and is for
three Edred miles west SO perfectly smooth and
level that but very little excavation would be requir
ed in making grade for a railroad. The distance
from Fulton to the Rio Grande is eight hundred
miles; from thence to San Diego, on the Pacific,
about eight hundred and fifty more; from the point
of departure upon the Missouri river, through the
South pas to Sacramento city, is twenty-five hun
dred and fifty miles; from thence to the Pacific at
San Francisco, is one hundred and sixty more ma
king the entire distance twentyfour hundred and
ten miles while the other, from Fulton TO San Diego,
is only sixteen hundred and fty miles. II the two
routes are continued to St Louis and Memphis, the
former win be twenty seven hundred and the latter
about nineteen hundred and fifty miles in length.
From Fulton, (Ark.,) the road can be built to Fort
Smith without difaculty, or to any point upon the
Mississippi which may be found to be proper ter
minus.
In consequence Of severe illness with which
have been afflicted for several days past, have not
been able to devote much time to this communi-
cation as could have desired. II the facts which
are thus hastily thrown together are of any service
to gentlemen who have the subject ola Pacific rail-
way at heart, shall feel abundanty rewarded.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
II. B. MARCY, u. 8. A.
To the Chairman Of the Memphis Convention,
Memphis, Tennessee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WATERTowN.--On the 23d
inst Hre broke out in the extensive car manufac-
tory, foundry, machine shop &c, Of Horace w.
Woodruff, Esq, and in one hour the whole establish
nent, covering nearly two acres Of ground, was in
ruins. The loss of property by this calantyis about
800 900, Of which only $4,000 is insured. From
seventy to eighty hands are thrown out Of employ
ment About three hundred car wheels were under
cover but most Of them were not materially injured
Four freight cars finished, and about twenty others
in parts, nearly completed, were consumed. The
Ere was discovered near the cupao where il Ia in
fered that some wood work, stairs or floor must have
been ignited by the heat Of the furnace. The flames
shot up to the root, and communicated immediately
TO the machine shop. The main building before the
Gre companies reached the place, ana the block were
at the mercy Of the flames.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

RESIGNATION OF A LIEUTENANT COLONEL IN
THE Army OF THH UNITED STATEs.-Lieutenant
Colonel Nathan Boone, Of the I'd Dragons has
resigned, his resignation to take effect on the l6th
instant. He is at Ash Grove, Missouri, where ne
has been confined by sickness for some time. The
condition Of his health caused his resignation. IL
we arc not mistaken Colonel Boone is q son OF the
celebrated Kentucky pioneer, Daniel BooDe.-Nr'
folk Beacon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

TIE New YoRK FIREMEN IN New HAVEN
IS. of New York. are dissatisfied with the result OF
the playing on the 22d, though they have no fault
to find with the New Haven Fire Department or the
judges Of the trial. They claim that their machine
PLAYED anrouSn o9V ee1 % n.se mnea 9ny ao was
$40 feet. We do not believe the Gaspee Company
would take dishonoTablc an advantage, and il the
Southwark Company put ON so feet more than the
judges required, the fault was all their own. Their
playing the next day certainly indicated that their
machine was capable Of doing much better than it
did the previous OCCASION and it may have beaten
the playing Of the Gaspee, though the stream was
not thrown over the cap, as the New York papers
claim The spray probably did reach the top of the
pole but the body Of the water fell four or six feet
short Of it. The Niagara, Of New Britain, hit the
cap much fuller than the Southwark, though her
main stream was counted by judges at lao feet
NtW Haren Courier, July 26.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

TngrH FIRENES INJURED IN BosroN.-After the
fire in Concord street yesterday morning Was sup.
posed to have been exnguished 1t broke out again,
and Hydrant Company No. 5 was called. While
playing on the flames quality Of bricks fell, and
three fircmen were injured. Josiah w. Wheeler had
his ann crushed his head hurt and was injured in
ternay. Samuel D. Ross, second foreman Of the
company, had his back hurt but was able TO walk
home. Capt Wm Lowell had his head hurt Boston
Alias yufu Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

SUICIDE BY DRowSINa.-A man named John
Marsh, belonging Of Keene, N. H., committed sui
eide yesterday afternoon by drowning himself in the
little river, back Of the college. lie was some thir
tytwo or thirty three years Of age mason bytrade,
and had boarded for week or two at the Washing
ton Hotel, North Main street. He had been recently
out Of this connection are supposed to have occa-
stoned the act.-Hartford Courdnf, Jnly Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, July as, 1853.
Information has been received at this department.,
from the United States consul at Carthagena, in New
Granada of the death in that city, the 3lst Nay,
Of Ambrose A. Morton, OF Boston.
Further information can be obtained on applica'
tion to this department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

his best days, was never 70 popular - Mr. Sims
Reeves.
n JlIlien's grand " Bal Masqus" comes of this
evening, and purpose telling you oil about it on
Friday; ard as am now very bu y getting together
chicard," you must excuse my pulling mp with the
assurance that intend to go in for nothing short OF
q ni2 ht Of it. Don C4EsAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

BIsHoP DELANCEYs VISIT PosTPoNED..-We nm
derstand that in consequence of q severe injury ia
the foot, wich disables him from walking, Bishop
Delaney Ia compelled to postpone his visitation q
the Episcopal churches at the WeH.-B"taN
Covriey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

The walters at Lovsjeys Hotel IN Albany, made an at
tack upon each other ON the 25h inst and desperate
Hsht ensued which was qusned By the pocs nd board
ers IN Tie hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

An ARRAY IN BosToN-MAN STABBED.-About
twelve o'clock on Saturday night, as Mr.. Nathaniel
p. Hall and George Hail. brothers, at work in the
saw mill at Charestown, connected with the Fitch
burg railroad, we're walking with some friends
through Canal street, on their way home from
this city they were met by party Of men who pre-.
sumed they had been an assaultiDg party on pre-.
vious occasion, and after few words OF alteration,
of the gang plunged knife into the groin Of N.
B. Hall, infcting o severe wound. At the same
time the Hall party were assaulted with brickbats,
woundiDg George Hall, Daniel Osgood, and one
other. Mr.. n. b. Hall, after receiving his wound,
from Canal street. through several streets to tho
corner Of Causeway aud Charlestown streets, blood
marking every footstep he took until he finally fell
from exhaustion. The alarm for the watch was In
the meantime sounded, and Waterman Wm Curtier,
of the North watch, was soon on the spot. He sue.
ceeded in arrestiDg Of the rufians, who gave his
name as James Moore, and carried him to the
watch house Moore on being arrested denied being
concerned in the assault but threw away his cap and
a knife, which were Afterwards found IN Traverse
street. The knife was covered with blood Mr. Hall
was conveyed to the North watch house in an almost
inscnsible condition. His wounds were dressed by
DR.. Clark. the City Physician. He was afterwards
conveyed to the Massachusetts, Hospital, where ne
lies, still in critical condition Moore, the pri-
soner, is person known as "Bill Moore, just re-
leased from the House of Correction. lie ~ repre-
sented as q notorious and desperate character.--
Boston Times, July 25.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

CELRsrIALs IN LAVA civil suit n now pend
ing In the District Court Of San Francisco Cor assault
and battery, betwesn Chin Sol and All THE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

EXECUTION IN ST. LOUIs.-D0dge and Schoen,
who were convicted in st. Louis OF numbering an
Indian woman were to be hung on the 22d inst.
The st. Louis Republican of the 2lst says both are
calm and resigned to their fate. We have visited
Dodge frequently in his cell, and testify to his
quiet and calm demeanor under the dreadful circum-
stances in which he is placed. He realizes TO the
fullest extent his awful fate, but bears it with all
the meekness and resignation Of Christian. Within
the lest few days he has been engaged in preparing
memehtos for the loved ones at h0me.n Each
member Of his family, father, mother brothers and
sisters, will receive token Of his afectionate re-
membrance.' Yesterday he showed us q letter which
be had recently received from his aged mother, and
we have obtained his permission to publish it,
happy to bear Of your good health. We wrote
your lawyer nearly th,os weeks but have received
but DOR all in you We sent
very large petition, signed by the judge lawyers clergy
men and all the people aIoand hsIe It was utterly npos-
be fer your father or to 60 to Washington and Judge
Dodge said it would do good to send the petition.
than would for TO Our feeble health too, warns
that would not be able to stand long journey,
would be glad to have gore to Washington or TO
any other place to cave you from premature death.
srs ina. n o. 70 save Ga ~
then we viii put trust in the Lord Jesus Christ,
hoping thatbe will yet restore to Your pa,en arms.
kindly eaered themselves TO you have heartfelt
thanks May God reward them for their k dress TO yeu
We have Dot herd from yonr wife for long time, She
was veil when we lasthsa,d from her.
We wsnt you 10 come home if you get psrdoned for
We Garnet think Of your staying Away any Inser Yes,
dear child you get clear where my eyes can look
you more before they closed IN death. II,
after ali that could be done for ycn for the purpose Of
gettr you par doned proves failure. and l
to you again in bs world, be patient. calm and
signed to the will Of God for trust shall meet where
neither sickness sorrow, death pain comes.
ard whore will sing praises to Hin vho stitch upon
the throre Let this thought comfort you 10 trials
ard meeily bow to your Heavenly Fathers ne and
pare thyief tor . better and boiler world. hops and
trust you Fay His blessed Son said "Eot my
WILL but Thine, God, be done. /"
cDInot write any more though theirs Is much would
like say to you but Jet eotreat you, dear son,
TO cling close to the bleeding eide OF Jesus et come what
may, for n Him You wi find wsrm and seAdfast friend.
Your b others and skaters send their wArmest love IA
you. Accept this from your aireetionate mother, &e