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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-27
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
F@sI ~ TEeaszz- Es.sss.sss Cf.=s@zFSsz1
&sag IS . 49, zgsssssz51zSS5gs .sssaE1
Passenger Trains will run as follows.
Leave Arrive AT Groton Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Loweat
ll.l5a1a- I23Gp.m. l.l2 pm. 1.IOp.m
4.l5pm 5.35 pm. $50 pm $40 pm
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
7.S0 ain. Is am. 8.05a.m. 9l5 am.
ll.35 am. li30 m 1890 pm l.5Q pm.
3 80 pm. 4.4) pm. SEQ pm. 7.20 pm.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving Nashua directly with trans
of Concord, lioslon, Concord and Montreal Northern
Passumpslc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Train
rom Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above pam,d Roads.
Each Tram to and from Groton junction. Except the
Evening Train from Nashua connects with inward
and downward Trains of the FnchbuIg Roilroad and
Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell.
AT worcester $50 a. m train connects with Steam.
boat train from York via Norwich. 1l.l5a m.
meets With Boston and Worcester. Providence and Wof-
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
Lalns alp p m. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving at g. Is a. connects
with the a. m trains OF all the above roads, including
Express Train to New ORR and Albany. That arriving
at p. m. with p. trains Of above roads That ar
irving At f2O M with the New ok Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
running in connection with Wore and Nashua tlama
Leave Fchturg at IN. 1910 and 90 p. IN
Leave ofcesler al $50 and Ill am. and Ills m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run d81y each way between
worcester, Groton Junction. Nashua Lowell and Fitch
burg
III For connections with the other road at Worces
ter GIoion JUNCTION, and Nashga, see Snow and Wi!
ders tathhnder ana Railway Guide.
lF Through Tickets a-e issued at Worcester for Bur
hngton, montpelier Wells River aud bite River Jncs
tlUn at the same fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua ana fHchburg but no change OF cars is made
on the Nashua route.
J. w. STOWEIL, Supt.
Worcester, June g. 1853 el0 dawtf
zT.I = --y n =
MI W lGA ala w OISesLGr RAILROAD,
xG~0@ rH5sses=ssssf f-sszszsssss71 ss.a FETle
ss3sssfagss4 80 a-ss'ae.3ssl 4 1sge8
anna,
ofNlH" A"H4'o EA' 70 4o'--May ~ ieo5'
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave NorWi at 30 A. NJ, l2 H., aud Ia 90 P.
g Ceni'l Village, at Is A. NJ 12baanu43 ~ p
e DHtielsonvile , at Z 30 A. NJ, o. and o. p
Pomret. at 90 4. N, l q and s AZ p. NJ
C Webster, at 95 A. NJ > 90 and 40 p M
oxford, at s 50 A. n, 2 IS aud z O5P NJ
Arrive at Worcester, at - A. NJ, 50 aud 90 P NJ
[Gl Freig N irnh, a jta passenger car attached
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
beSye Worcester at As apd 10 80 A NJ and COP N
Oxiord, at Z 10 and II co . n
+" Webster at Z so and I Is & an q
Danielsonyille, at rs A NJ, y I3and Up n NJ
Arrive at Norwich Ypnnd :
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SI5

BY the present arrangement for running passenger
trains over the New York and New Haven, Hartford
and Springfield and Western Railroads passengers have
the advantage of a day 10 and from New York.
Albany Saratoga and Newport-leaving either iermi-
in the morning and arriving he other in the
uing of the same day.
An examination of any of the recently published
Railroad Maps, viii clearly show the eligibility Of this
route TO those travelling from New York, Northern,
Western and Central porli MS of New England 10 New
port Passengers ard Baggage conveyed free Of charge
between the Boat and Railroad Station in Providence
ISAAC II. SpUTHWlCK SUPP,
jy20 daw3m Providence Il Worcester abroad.
Western Railroad Special Notice.
I1s Fsa 55zsa 5..5 ID 5.is511
CHANGE OF TIME.
NN and alter MONDAY, May 9Th, 1853, Passenger
" Trains win leave Worcester as follows:
For New York and Albany, Z" Elk. Trau" 925 am
and 5.55 m
For Albany, New York and Way Stations, 80 m
For Springfield, Hartford and Northampton, 4.30 pm.
HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
Office Western Railroad Company, my7 DIFF
Springfield, May 9th. 1853
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THE WONDER OF TIE WORLD!
DeYIne's Compound Pitch LozangeI

I1HE Great Remedy for Colds Coughs, &C. is the
Il cheapest medicine red TO the public. The
following extraordinary shows ITS effects if faith
fully used let the disp ring in aid this case and
hope on Ii not able purchase, call our gents
and get box Tree, such persons weic me:
My Friend, RsGf This Messrs S. ID. Fuller 81
Col had severe cough for almost a year, with
bleeding al the lungs, aud raised great quantity of bad
matter and have been under the one Of the best
physicians in Boston, and have used a great deal Of
medicine, but without auy other effect than to grow
worse, and my MUSICIAN said could not be cured
commenced using Devine's compound Pitch L0zenge,
about five weeks snce and their has done wonders
for think they have cured me- and feel hank ful
that SO good medicine is within the reach of the
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tileston street.
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ARRANGEMENl

80 ssss II rJysy,.' - 70 -tssF5sszsssr1
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Leonard's Express

Adams & ClaAin, Artists,
NO lss Main Street, directly opposite the American
~ House, Worcester, Mass, having fine Shy Light
Tor Aduts, we have recently addded To Establish
menl an adjoining Room, with spacious Side Light,
expressly Tor DaguerOy ping Children, by the use OF
winch Pictures are made almost nHtan taneOnsly.-
1hose who have failed other Rooms are Invited 60
give us call.
~ Hours for small Children, from 10 am, to4p.m
may2 dawtf
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MEDICINES. sc.

Carbonate Ammonia,
~ JARS Carbonate Ammonia, just received, and 10
,0iB sale BY c. A. HARRINGTON * 60,
mVae at No. 80 Main Street.
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Also, number of Farms, with nom 20 to 200 Acre
Of Land, each,
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RAILROADS.
Fitohburg I'd worcester Rairoad.

Eitohburg and Worcester Railroad.
- 81 .#ss5 lI--E.s ssssss7 Fgl
-d-7E -elt--.ll-1as- ts5slissiasse&
TINE LTERED.-Saaa1aey Alronoen,enf
N ami after Monday June 8, 1853 trains will leay
~ Fitchhgrg at A. NJ, 1910 and 500 p Nj.
Freight 80 "A. NJ.
Returning-Leave Worcester at 6 80 and III5A NJ
and al 4l5 P NJ. Freight, ESQ =. NJ.
Fitchbnrs June 6 1853. vi dtf
Boston and Worcester Railroad.
IL, So E5zssg- 55lssEs-s--sss. - Ez.sszea9
80 81 .z.4lHa.z.----z5- sasE sss14
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS Commencing Mon
day May 9th, 1853.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BUsTOE, as follows
cave v Worcester about d at :, q l0.I5 NJ (3.o5
NA:@ MI Siill {ah ,y' 'p'H $40 a. m a4oom
Milford at 7.O5. 1915 ans
Fram'n Cen, TAO, lice q 2 SIS, 44O
newton, ESQ, 7,27, 8s8+ Nv. Tr), o., Il4o+,
w Tr)*; a. NJ, 2,02* $40, 440 5. 25 (W. to- els,
BrooEline, g., ID 8, $50, 10 am, I.ao, "a, 57
Newton Upper Falls, 6.Io, and $40 am Ito, IS
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
"a 500 Ex) p.ia.
4" Millhury al TAO am +
" Milford at 73Oa l2455
g Frsm'n Cen, 78O, 500 2 80, 5&6"
{ Newton : snow T)8O5, q 9 A n ; Il 81, 28O
CIV. Tr.,) BIS. 5.l5. Sis, r. Is ard g. IS, p. IN.
Broohlme; 7.l0, 7a5, $50, 3 II IA, /, 2,35, $50,
=" Charles River Branch, no am l2; 81, 81 pm.
*W. Newton Station.
80 C. TwlCBELL, supq
Boston. May 3 lss3 dawtf
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DlANOS tor SALt-At NO Ddlcial ST.
next door The Actor House variety Of 81 snd Toe
ove rose,Vood ores warranted % give a'sisctln
in every respeci OF sale for cash Or pspf n
amos N hire. JANIS iiiC-hi 'D+''
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steamboats and Railroads.
MICHIGAN SOUTHraN q Noprurp,

Nj GhlGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN
- INDIANA RAILROAD-On and ,f,s, I.-.'..,
sn' tlrtner NOTICE Passenger Trains win run b
ioH 90 AID Monroe daily, except sands,s A. fol-
Toledo Tor CHICAGO at M
Monroe Tor CHICAGO AZ II AM
ms hoad "a eosJunet;cn with the Toledo and Nox,r
Lac sn9re Ns"sf org and Ere Buffalo and Ab.nv ~
hsc so nlseI hsos4s form the Only Railroad commsn
cation Between Chicago and New.Yoyf Civ 49, s'ADnoH
Also. Railroad communication l. Tow o,enas h.,,~
sna O2aIaou Cnetnaas and Ptsburrh via ToI.
Hsn,non and Dayton Roads B.isrus The Mse.s -
noad . honroevile and the Cleveland Coluhas snd c.
enna and Pittsburxh Roads az C~veisnJ ana Cia-
JOS. II. MOORE a,ney,,.,s.
>; a. X 0fice, Adrian, Dee ri ias5
JUN T. PoRfER, Agent No 100 Bro.d.. NY
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uantins Schools.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADE.
N .MY at the new Est ,hshmeui. No. 8'd Bio~wAy
uepf trcc Churchill asles Tor the second SisrtrI
sYS ROW forming Dor lE,iit, aud Children on MtpNsS
DAYS aud SATURDAYS, % 2. aud " o'c',sA L al fei
Cenil.nru on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURS
DAYS aud SATURDAY. =, rom 7 20 IL o'clock a. NJ
Tie Lessons for Genltf4tn ac arranged On a chf new
p,i cplc by which The progress and ooENcen e 81 ne
pupils are greatly facilitated foI particulars ''- 0"''
YTNIIE SECOND QUARTER of Mrs. A. Ian
Il NAYS DANCING SCHOOL Al Mon'AsHe hall,
(oppos,e tie City Hsl) lirooSIn, wlli Sorsncho on
ShTIlHDAY Ian at o'clock. Mrs LANNAl Val then
he Leppv 10 receive additional number OF pupils.
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= IT I'm, low. Auctione-r.

I OF on the easterly corner OF broadwai an
IL yannr.t fnown Is No Fl, Broadway to De Leased
~ Auetiou r-hr,. .,-.,c, ~ = II
IrrDIOv Epct,on-cT At tie AsrehAnts E1caAHse' On
WEDNTSDAY tbe ifh day Of January nen a no2l =.
g. -, Of TvEs nry-le Years tror me rs os ~ .f
-, - II, o. n .sery corner Of Broadway aoa litoa
:. -. II fsst On BroaduKy = e z soe resl 20 go :
,-es o. "a o-, st. -nd = ;eei nehts n m ho.,etf
- P,..,5o- 4. thr f-st OF MAY uext Terms a. sale
SUI NICHOLAS DEAN Receiver
Us0 CHAS " SANDFORD, Solicitor.
DECETyERs SALE.-Under and oy virtue
IL 81 :. order isoed out Of the New YorS Slpeor Coat
shaI .el Pablo Euctlcn or re Ia ual =, -
less frfnrss srd cd Vl Of the sad STOW and ne A2,
scs-s sock sid oher goods tanned thsrin AID OF 1c
- nr - row occupied Drlg store on ferihiai
Road ID door ron lths N tie village OF AosrSAA me
49, THOMAS PAINE, Receiver
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B. A. CsiIres. AnctiCneeE
I ARGE aud IMPORTANT SALE tHVAL-

J HEGENAS Anctioaeer
THURSDAY, Jan. q, AZ 10 O'Clock. An, az
Il No - STATE. TIVE Seors Of Hoyt-sr BrDoilyr
s=neEs Of Pza0r Chsaber ssd Kitchen Yuni-
rare. order HAVING been June s Cas-
so<nrs ~ sruurn.
sac cav. az > Ocock NJ Fslton-s s,i Aisl-
fo1sehoti tyrrIae $50. 0ne large Butchers Stall
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furniture, &e.

ALL WARRANTED FIRST CLASS-
~ FNAMFLLED COTTAGE and CHAMBER FUR
kITURE.-W Warehouse No 40 Broadway, below ofanas-
Mandatory No ~ Greene-si. The only osaOshnient N
the United States who cOnne themseves 70 the exclusive
manufacture II genuine inst class Enane ID Furniture
GILLIFS BYRNE respectfully invite OF those VINO
intend fun shing che coming 70 call and examine
their entre new and unique patterns for the spring trade
made after latest French and Italian styles from the hff
". sill adhere 10 our old css,om OF selling TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT BELOW ALL OTHERS. The Trade
Flfrpiied AZ usual At greatly reduced rates.
GILES s. BYRNE. No. ~ Roadway,
AIDE helovy l,lrnd 8.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO Ga yrpI cnn1

FOR SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ
Il and ACAPuLCO.-The fine. fast steamship ABA
fhoSs 700 tuns burden. Capt. Mcneil will leave This
Tor VERA CRUZ direct '1
Letters w Be sken for Fan francisco via Acapulco ID
De- n charge Of Special Agent for that purpose
ms = me shortest cheapest most pleasant route <,r
fe'FEsiSIt, Letters OF Passage, spply 70
SIMEON DRAPER, No fe PiDs-st
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CANARY BIRDS, &c.-w. F. MESSEN-
DFPOT Of PERIGORD PRESERVES

- CIR No. SZ7I Bowery opposite B3ne-st- has m
doifedv fhe test and chespest Essoent g every article
In the Bird n - chance Coz Holiday Presents
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EOLIAN PIANOS-The best assortment Of
III Pianos this city BE seen a the Wzrerosns o
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON No. 81 Broadway including
HsIlst Dsvs Cs'soeebrsted EOliao PznOz q DeE and
ruch approved saes superO, % any Other
IN the market Also rTge ysrefy from other zh1-
SsYork and Bos-Ou makers tlberrs and Other s-c99-
han5 With and without the 1Eosn :; ysrlOus Prices
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON. No. ~ Broadway.
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NOTICE-The COpartnership heretofore eN-
~ .,irg between the und-rs sued under the hrR OF
CROCkER. HALL.S STOW. wss dissolved on the @Oih
November last by mutual conseutAeNander HAN re-
tiring fhertiIom. 800,
The business OF the dnn vii be closed by ChOChER
STOW, a. the store Heretofore occupied BY ~. ,.,
ISinedl I'm A CROKER,
ALIEN HALL,
i " STOW.
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JANIS CoLT, Auctonsr.
I ARGE SALE OF $50 VALUABLE BUILD

JANEs Cor. AuctionfcT.
I AkGE SALE OF $50 VALUABLE BUILD
IL ING LOTS IN the NINTH WARD IN the CITY OF
BROOKLNN-JAats COLE wall 81 AZ pabhc auction.
to the chest bidder without reserve. on WEDNESDAY,
Jan 1883 - u Cclocs, Al the Merchants Exchange,
New NOrk. be follow ng very desirable property
- Lots on De kAbav. near bediort-av.
: Lots OF Nostrznd-av- near De kAIb-1v
s. Lo'son kosciuscOst-
. Lots on La Fsyette-sy.
5 Los corner u i Fsyerte and Tompkinssvs
Aso :, sots On Marcy AZ S,--asavs and on Hi;Aory
street
AT the above Lots IN the immediate vicinity ard
rounding Tony kins square, n lie cry d BEo0Eyn
Terms-A Forou Of the pufehAse uaoasy remain
hcud and mort EsSr for years.
FOR maps aid further particulars, apply to the Action
eer No 8 Futon-st Brooklyn. ard 10 w al-st New.
York, to Messs. c. } and C. LOwREY, No. 81 Fulton
st. Brooklyn. t6s6)
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NEW.YORK SUPERIOR COITRT~Cg


An and County u New rkJseqnss Polak IT, al. A3k
". ssd John PhlHlp--To ALBERT PHILLIPS ssd JO1IH
LIPS, Deientanfs fou hereby summoned 70 answeg
psrt 10 the Aboye entitled action which Glad o.
Cisk of the Superior Coar OF the Cry Of ses Ygt -
ban n sad city On the twcbty Grst day Of October A.
ssyvs coy ihefeoi on the Subscribers Il their OTcs h
the CITY Of .ew Yos, vhia twenty days ssf
e1eias Of the day oil such the plsnth WI -
fnerd against you igr The q One iao1aad ass ri
tsensy dollars and nnescn cents, with interest sr
lo~s, The ~ haBdred spd eshy sf 49,
iorfJ se7sn cents from te thirteenth day Of June,
81 i've hundred and seventy esh, dollars and
hcn de twelfth day Of August, A. D. ls52 the s1n
haA1ed and sevenfy eizLt dollars and thirty csse
tw~b<h Day az scpsenbrr. r. d. i,59, and tie So
tfed and ssyeny eight lrs and ten cent. lfoa Tie
octoorf, A. ID 1877. besdes the co.ts u this set1-
York, October 81, 1854 sTALLxsEcBT HUI.
az iawlOwW Plxiuffs - -
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,ruIp SECOND QUARTER of Mrs. 4. Ian.
Mdfhincrp, &r.

DOH ERS Three Marine Drop Flue Boil
Nd rrs nearly new be sold either snug together GA
rr.zousble terms. CtiAS W COPELAND Consaisins
Engineer, No &c Broadway.
1.-TWO STEAM ENGINES and a BOILER
= q. DAVIS. No. - Nes-st.
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FOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
l. steamship ATLANTIC, Capt James west-This
steamship wa depart with the United States Mails tor Ia.
rope, positively on SATURDAY, Jan g. at u O'Clock NJ
from her berih al the foot Of Cansst No berths
I'll paid for. For freight passage, having unequaei ac
eomIr0tstlons for elegance and comfort. apply %
EWD. K COLLINS Co. No S. W,I.u
Passenger requested 10 be board ~ A 81 The
Jan. o. 49,
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COURT-In the matter I

CUPREME COURT-In the matter y
~ spshes.oa Of the Mayor, A,4ernes ast Conn., ~
q Wee f<t. relative % The ExTENDlNG u cAnAkkS y <
n skel - CITY, sstass ne, ssul 4 Iu,sfssss -
de WIDENING and EXTENDING Of WAf.kEhunSS1o11
s;sy. tie serthery eide. form strest o. -
u si6fi. 10 Eea Broadway Notice y hereby cssA -
Est and Assessment the sbost 49, q
Ssw ciy Nall Of the CRY 81 Hev york. the foe
H15. a. e'eloA N the forenoon. for the pefpsss y
tie Esrzfe and Aksess nsns Of hr Connn -
shore est he'd matter, say person perscns vse ~
ELVES ssgxye5 thereiy.-Dsfsd Hsw Yeft. Der ~
JOHN LOZIrR, -
ROBERT HENRY, fcooI II
WALTER l. cvTttNS1 ~
Hssn z. DAVIS. Ai,ors~y.
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nj RARGAINS m FEAIHfRS,

NhIA
" Ri Ds MATTRESSES, &c. At CRANBuCkS, No
$50 Gfsnd-.f second door ~ EsscN-st, Nes 1ofs
CHAP L UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER slOkh.-lbe
attention Of Auies about purchasing Is Respectfully n'od
10 the large and beautiful assoTter 81 BEDS Maiasea
Pallesss Be6set.ls Cots &C, al Of which have t-en
rnehd a, low cash prices and will be sold - such prices
a. 10 MAKE II AZ incuceucu for al to cal ard examine ~
800 81 r,ipr. 10 ratur teiE purchases Goods sel
10 Any ps Of the city Brooklyn and Niansff@h nv OF
W CRAWBUCK. No SIS Graaist.,
aoar east M II
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r>oRsHREwSBURY HIGHLAND pocv

E>ORSHREWSBURY. HIGHLAND DOCK.
II OCEAN HOUSE, QeeS BrsasA.i PORT WASH
Levy .a5 RID BANK-fSe sew saS ., ssId .ssss
sSsi THOMAS HUM. c.ps haxssrsy, VII $50
;Ss Ser:aa,gs Per fes..i'' Ia, s,s. ..ssas.,
saturday JAn ], IAN Mo9a,y jan l.s
T Tsssssy jan jan & aPM EsiI,y, Jan !; an
s,irTdsv. JsD s 81 AN MaaAAy JSa; iasAs
Tt; 'i i,s II TsSrssy J,n .' IS Is, AZ
qtc stages for SluAD vii raa!n eoanes,oa Win boat
sssses convey pAssensTsto a. Isrss Q. re s,nny AZ
persons are igSS trusting she above esi On the ssoss
the oSners- -
UOp MBANY-wINTER ARRANGE.
I MrNr-Tfr,e Daily Lincs FAM. g. - rAs trsias
have CIV Hal S;s;iOa, corner Tyoa-rOs aas { o''e,
Ssii,. ,SSsasys eScspteSl As islls~s ..
lss frsia, at 7Ss A NJ Nal Tran Stopping
"y fTsSsiS1sAM Albany ExprE" r'Sis, ';srg'S, |.
crcsss SAL. Dover Plans hil-sdsls ana OhaieAia sea
CsTssrs arrvinS 2lo T. NJ. Ia tune % eSaasss VIA -
Tan iicn Albany West -. -,
81 Tis,s sSP NJ ASssy M Nhpsss Hi H.. as a.
chsfhsu Foar Corners arriving - r NJ, e'aae's'As
Albany with Exgrsss Tf,n i0f ssasS sxp-s
T>Sin ,rr,,ing in Ncw-lork y ~ Z VI uiS \ " "a
Tram making al sop, and " sxF' ss.sra,ssS%s.
CAMDEN and AMB0y RAILROAD in
u PHILADELPHIA from Per No NoT,a My "a M
by stssn,boaf JOSEPH HLkNAf Fare 9 AnsrseSss
Fsprsss Line BY sis@.3eoai JOHN rorIsh' ss,s,,iss
l.aHs Ps,alsiph.s fom foot Of wsnat.t q % sat
SSrw E,,isrsnt Liue by steamboat ATLAS fr,n Poo
No 4 M4PM. Fare - -
NrrW.JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. ana ait
81 the 9th OF December tran VIII leave NeNtS.h
~ o'clock A NJ from fcos Of Coartandt,si Ar ,H
=, phsseiph., az u noon the hcasinston samoa Ias
b,s Nil h. Relief Expires Tram 70 the \ NJ NJ
nip which viii asc shrragh IN toar hoars Lhtosss
Tickets fol Baltimore W ashir yton, NofioA 80 az,
soS. ~ New I.ov In the N train on y, ~ 'rS".es
sress The rrenion Accommodation Tsela WI % 40
- sh 5-,h D.rsmh.r leave Trenton as y A. NJ az tsiq
in New.Vork at " noon resorrng trom 'eg' -
~ A. ~ l-h Messengers will also hc eatied AZ teNners
-, r.syps the 50 r NJ Philadelphia tram 81 ~ pas
rsenS Thes arrar semeEts viii make more eets,n -
rntoz, OF the Mails. ard through passengers wiz ne
Continuous train leaving Philadelphia afd t'i r I"
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GaIemanoer Safes

CALAMANDER SAFES-WILDER' PA
- TENT with RICffS IMPROVEMENT.
STTARSS d MARVIN,
No. if6 Wsters.. New-York
are the only skers Of Schumacher Satss with Wilder
Patent and RicTs Pstent cOrabsned
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Sales bp Aurtion.
a NJ. NEEwIs, Auctioneer.
NGS, BROTHER n Z

~
DI BANGS, BROTHER ~ CO--Trsde
bSaie. Rooms No IS PaTkro~
FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. !, ~ 81 o'clock.
SurFWT's SAIE-- large ot Of New Books, principally
British CLASSICS School and Classic BOOKS Also variety
kosev oOl WORK. Boxes Also, B0okbiuders eating
Msciine, new and an perfect oidcf
GREAT SALE Of REAL ESTATE.-The
" CARLISLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY situated
3. miles east Of Carlisle Cgnbcrand County Penn. vail be
- a. public sale, tbs pfeIises TIT RSDAl the
18th day Of January, 1855
This ofe ofibe finest estates Pennsylvania snd
braces about acrc II lane between i've sud hIn
dred ofvh.ch cleared ana iu cultivation
The improvements large twO-sfory BRICK Mansion
House Forg- furnaee OTst Mil With four run OF sone,
Saw-M Csrteuter Shop. Blacksmith shop tSo stonc Coal
Houses three large hams bas stone stable 10 feet ons
Cram Housc Com Cribs and Hog Pens together win -
Dwelling Houses.
TIE facilities Of tie Carlisle Iron Works for the produe
Of tie tnest qualities OF fF Meta and Bar iron u y De-
Leved are not rSceird anyvhcfr
fhe water power Of the greatest and having le-sN
Breeches Greek hned ith he BOILING SPRINGS never
fails freezes prevent the constant operation u the
WOrks
hundred anu four without improvements IN
cuded the af rssad ceafed and vii BE- sold sepa-aLey
Oueluf oi The purchase msney % b. PAID on the
ls Of April cls-Ig htn pos.tEsoa wal be delivered and
tie hasuce egai nal payments without interest
The purchaser val b required pay nye pr at Of re
Iurrhssr whtn the property $ stricken o. "nch
all be deducted from trsf payment
Persons dcsTpus Of purchasing 2 md t1s proprietor on
tie pr.r.scs Adde'S PETER =. EUE.
Carlisle. Penn, Dee =, 49,
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JANEs NJ MLLEk. Agsti0nesr
I ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE OF M
IL PROVED PROPERTY. known a. Nos rs ~ 80
lS2 Ia 10 N,ssao-st also No IS Beeknan-st aio.ans
the above IN tie rear.-JAMEs NJ MILLER @. vii
eel % close trust. TIL RSDAY FEB. 1855 AZ -
Oe.ock 81 the Merchants ExchAns--
o. NAsSsU-sr-The four-scory back Building, Nos III
isS. lSe. lS2 Isl 10 Nsssau-st
on BEEXsASsr-fhs brlck Baildns No Is Beeknlaa-
81. adjoining the above.
The ~hole property poE rrnts for slO5oo and can lie
made with h,tle expense 10 or el5Oo per annurn
Twe-ghts of the purchase rOney can remain on bond
and mOrts.s Maps al particulars a. lie AHetoa rooms
No 81 AEtsn-.aas.
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X and SAN FRANCISCO

YORK aud SAN FRANCISCO
~ STEAMSHIP LTNE-THROUGH 20 SAN FRAN
CISCO ~ REDUCED RArES-NO DETENTION on the
ISTHAlU The and splendid steamship uNCLs
SAM 1900 tuns, W. A. Mills Commander, will leave
New. YORK from pier No. g. n River. for ASPINWALL,
Nayv Bsy on THURSDAY. Jan. ~, AZ O'Clock. 7. NJ,
precisely connecting Psnams with the new double en-
= ne .ranshp CORTES s0O tuna Thomas Il. Chopper,
Commander which steamship leaves Panama the arrival
of the passengers by the UNCLE SAM for San Francisco.
stopping only Al Acapulco tor supplies.
ffess vessels, IN accommodations ventilation speed ana
saisty unsurpassed Al experienced physician is At
tached 90 each al amer
PASSENGERS viii be landed on tie whari NJ Nph"au H~
take the Panama Sailroad 49, .,
Passenger. are cautioned that the tickets FOR this Ire
are sod only q No 26 broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS Co, General sgents
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TNpIpF CITY ROUG II

Umpire CITY LiNE.-T Ii ROU II
T. TICKFTs TO SAN FRANCISCO a. REDUCED
RATES, ION for CABIN and SrES I PASSE s',
GERS VA ASPlNW ALL DiRECr.-The tSst steamship
TNIiTkD STATES SEQ tlns. W. {. Berry, Commander,
vii leave on WEDNESDAY Jan. 5 al o'clock r NJ from
pier Nc \. r. connecting At PANAMA win tne hVose
stesrshp NEW ORLEANS. SO tuns, EDGAR aSenl,n,
Commander which viii be IA readiness 10 taNe te
passengers on arrival at Panama aad proceed without do
isy to San Francisco. A,,;i..
second CABIN have State Rooms on both sdes
,S eat AZ The sane table First Cabin. Psss'ngefs per
ni,sd states dembak alongside the Railroad Kart at
Aspinwall free Of expense
FOR freight or rsssase; Apply too,,Nsox A.
] HOWARD SON Agents,
No "a RroAdwaY.