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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

ly whi, he 4 enable todaes a. h. has oon. iut
several sears pa,i) those BEAUTIFUL MINIATURES
from the size ct half dime. les, Ia good SIZE roT
trait which have been. and nov daiy pronounced
by visitors to be among the bel specimens Of the AT
yet exhibited in this couuiy, iy preserving the eyes
(the most expressive Of all ealmes) and beanit
fa blending Of the light and aie. saithout when
there can be no picturr a sAataBe) aud grace
ful posture making them Indeed thing Ia be desheh
BY paients and children ilicud and loeers. None 81
your doubtful shadows but living almost speaking inc'
simile of self.
The Stereoscopio OF Solid Dagueneotype,
So much admire by some-afe taken IN all the per
feefinu-Specimens Of which hsse heea exhibited 10y
him for The last six months.
Having constantly without regard 10 tAPntse Nns l'
Gallery will show kept pace with Il the Improvements
YET discovered, either Ia machinery af The Arahd hay
Ing his fitted up with elegance md comfort ma
King them desirable place while bvay idle h"ut
he invites all 10 VI il him. whether they want picu'ez
or not.
Dsgnelreotypes and Paintings accurately copied ""
valid and Post Mortrin Cases always attended TO "h'"
desired.
Landscape views aud private residences accurately
taken specimens OF which can be seen at his Gallery
Next door 10 the Virginia Bank
- Open at all hours Of the day
z. + GIBBS. rraprictor
y IA large lot of LoCkE1s AND PINS just
received (some extra hne) and instantly on hand
which viii be fitted low rtee and warranted to he
what they are sold for
oct 9S-fs L. u &.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

n OTIGE.-My stock tools ana hands fol Gas Fit
y ting, have all arrived in Lynchbure. and am
fully prepared execute all orders entrusted To me
with laithf''ness aud dispatch.
would be thankful my friends 10 hand in their
ders prevent hurry about the time tn gas ia
To be put
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first of Jan
uary next under any circumstances
IL ~ dts a. q. DABNEY.
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

(sEr sIDt LIGHT ooMntsfDl
MAIN ST, TWO DOORS BELOW BklDGE ST.
bynehburg, Va
Best he the Art thar can tmnaafu,lizr.
The Art that battles inc lstannls ea,,u
T. quench u,
TINHB Snbserber. have the pleasure To nnn"nuncr ta
i the eizens of lyuchRufg and vicinity ihul then
Gallery IN READINGS. the reception ct visitors
Having arranged their light and rooms with every
convenience lor the successful prosecution at the br
Fuerfeoype art and brought their aid the latest nd
APPROVED APPARATUS Hey feel sarnntcd In sny'
ing thar those wltn may wish , correct aud
Gnfading Likeness
Can obtain such taken ia tie best slsia OF the
The nnnh admitted and mat hless Stereoscopic a.
Solid DaRueueoyprs taken by the snbscril crs in e
their pereo'on seeming it II stand on, as 10
scnipurod stut iary.
In their large assortment and nrnat variety Of
Frames Cases, Locks. Medallions, Pins, &c,
in which plncr PctuJcs the tasl al all may be rio
flied in style, also in price. All lustu,r w0rmntrd to
give satisfaction chatPe viii bo upHr. visit 10
their Gallery is most respectfully solicited whether pie.
lures desired not,
q. W. MfNNIS.
N. = TANNER,
Practical Dneuerreotypists
II Galleries, Main 81, Two 1ora from Bridge ST.
Lynchbure--sycnmore 81, Petersburg. and ilG Main
ST, Richmond, Va. oct 10 Il
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TIL undo signed having had charge of the above
Works from tuo'r commencement, under the former
Proprilor, Mai A. Ellison asks lu We to say to the
RaiRoad public that he has engaged with the present
fropretof and will continue it manage menl, hoping by
ps long experience in Rail nnd works aid constant at
tention Ia the work cntrus ed To Hm {, morit the ap
probation and liberal patronage oil the public
A. NEfTLETOh, MaHager
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Flour.

4 AM now grinding superior article OF h
l. and Extra Superfne Flour. My customers an
public will please call and secure supply ..
OCT 10 dts H. s. LANGH0M
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HOLLOW WARE. piOw Castings,
Sores crates, fancy hon Railing, Mat Racks,
CAoirs, Iron Fronts Steam Engines, Nh Gearing To
bacco Presses DC. furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices -
The superior advantages possess wi enable us
ill oiderS upon the most accommodating terms.
Orders left the law oiIco of Spence & Slaughter
will meet with prompt atlenti
sept -ts SPENCE. BEGGS & co.
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:. --EIwc AND FANCY GOODS.

CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Latest By The Halls!
aopEyAL OF THE sgEAmS"
Rise in Breadstufis !!
r.. R,,ss;on Bear and the 'htng o. Iu"e5'
-, :. I,,e., aecounts IL seems that the suphhe
Il - =, 81 o,lrred Bruins cubs off the MoidaF'a'
,vs,ia.lian roo.ts.-Jambredhof refuses COMFY
II .Igance exhibits bis teeth, and thea'eHs ~ W
- ~ ,.bnle brood-feathers and all -.
~ The same mail that brought the above in'e'us ~
hscrber. received invoics Of recent shipments 'O'
- ,n.nuiacto,y rhe catalogue embraces so''' u
ne raost desirable styles of
Winter Clothing
=, .aen in his market Among others, duP'c"''s VI
nose elegant French Puletots are received
Also
Mnberry old mixed AMI brown Beaver oEt' Is, Uoa''
ybi,n.v blanket Petersham and iilot do D"s"'l
,lasb cpt Velvet ard Silk Vests, double n"' S's''
ait. -. Pat. of
A .plendid assortment of Fancy Cashmere Ia'r.' u
he latest style French CASHMERE, Leol'a'a u'"
hin nnJ Travelling blankets, and nany othrr slye "
.asonable Good. at the Wholesale and heia O'"'''ihs
nd Furnishing Bnznar OF ~,,,rDp o 10
ID Is n. =. 'ii1A' ~ y -
BARGAINS in CIOaks a mahtiiias.
ID The snb,crber has large and handsome LOT u
lloals and Mantillas which he will sell at eree'y
,dured prices Let all those WIN desire sonnet 'hs
ice and chenp call soon. pprppe
nov Is II. ! y. ! u : =
nlUSH VEsTS-A splendid article d" .!,'
and single waists-Also, cut Velvet QHltng oiN
nd other new and fashionable si,les-Jnst received
-, Do, A. s. SHAFER & co.
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Fine Gold
Lever Watches,
uniI-Isnad watches
Rich Jewelr..

W. baye beautiful selection oi md
FL Chains. seeis. KY. Quad ny - rarripr.
f;unfff Z mains; al.ou v'ty poet, hssi ' - -.
1t nfssehes Of h, att-t1ad aa'st aelfoNe1
nee,. f,arc, Ring. and Gull fin., Gold ana ose
seetaele. mud many other gfieles IN the i''' & 49,,
ft. "a mention in thi. adYeittement to "u''" "
,t..fI, la ,it, the nttettitp 81 lifa public
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

Having used the Mustang Liniment in my mily for
of hard Jumps and swelings, cheerfully
give my certifcateto its excellent effects. My daugh
had hard lump the size of hens egg, upon her
wrist for year told her to rub it with the lniment,
and few applications entirely removed it. have al
so used the Linment for Scrofulous rumors swell
gs in the throat long standings ION ofmy servants.
and it removed them both in a short time. | consider
them all remarkable cures and recommend the Mustang
Linment as the best article ever used
JESSE 4. HOPKINS
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel.
Liberty. Va. June Both 1853
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J M HEWITT Foreman for
AMERICAS EXPRESS CO., 10 Wall st.
HARDEN's EXPRESS. "a Broadway,
PULLEN, VIRGIL & Cos, IL Wall st
WELLS, FARGO q. Cos, 10 Wall st,
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Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper sarisfac
torily endorsed
The subscriber, thankful fr the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the last fourteen yeara he has
been N business in Lynchburs wou Just mention the
he will still continue his former business heretofore,
and hopes with the additional fieise he now has,and
lay the attention he lees determined give
his business la ali its various branches merit con-
tinuance OF the patronage Of liberal public.
sept 23-ts fEO G. CURLE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Whitehurst Daguerrean 1allery,
EsTABLISH ED IN Ii

IyHE Subscriber retaIus his Judgements TO the
l. public generally for the very liberal patronage ees-
lowed On him since his To- aiion n this place, no"
nearly seven vears) snd would respectfully ini,r them
thai he i s,iI on hand To- serve hem stl lNCkhAS-
ED FACILITIES, having COOL Artist as an ASSISTANT,
and twa operating rooms With large ligs. 50 arranged
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MoRGANTo June 30ih, 1853.
] certify That am acquainted with George Good
thai he afflicted with Rheumatism as above stated
and WIS cured by the of the Mexican Mustang
Lnimeut. JAMES c. SNYTH
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.
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MISC LLANEOUs
Fine Watches and Jewelry.

kAE nav ]u.irco'iv'
beautiful H.sof
t,,,.,.t 81 e. D. Ia pur lim
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The Liniment is put up in bottles of three Sizes and
sell At - cents 80 is, and 81 per bottle The so
cents size contains B. times ich as the 25cts and
the dollar size three times as much as the 25 cent
size. being much cheaper
A. q. BRAGG & CO, Proprietors 30I Broadway
New York, and ST. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II. SEAY
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SKY sIDE LIGHT UuMRtsfps)
MAIN ST. TWO DOORS BELOW RglDGE ST.
bYnehbuIg, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

nlUSsI yESTS-A splendid article, double
1 and single waiss-Also cut Velvet Quilting SilN
nd oIher new and fashionable sl,les-Just received.
90, oo,s A. S. SHAFER & co
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rIEDMONT ORKs,
RAILROAD CAR MANuFACTOR
AM ss.=....s,s ~. lssss

TNHESE WORKS have be, sci in operation nh
all the latest impt0rod Machinery for Wood aud
liDn work, aud upon scale commensurate with the
wants of the South and West fat Car construction
More hnn one hundred oil II description have
Raj Road. gun" " i'"''''''
Presidents and Enen OF Rail oad- respect
inlly nvt ID To bestow therpatranaee, they
iy upon having THEN work finished IN strict piauce
vii II ~ own Plnns and awnings; nr after the most
tNFfoyei ans o Construction prices satisfactory.
Southern lkail-ROads
" n no longer he compelled - oblain rho Cars from
the tth, subject to large expense aud risk uf Trims.
porlht,en GEO q. 0URLE Proprietor.
TIL undo signed hayine had charge of the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

HORPoRATION EOTICE.-PUBLiC NOTICE is HERE
" by given, me occupant occupants
all let's usm lands, affected
thereby that the have been conpetsd
the and lodged in the ofse Of the Bureau Of
building In street bstwss. Broons and
In Spring street. between Thompson and
streets in Prince street. between Thompson and
Greene The limits en- raced by such assessment
and lots Of ground
pieces and Of land ssustsd both sides Of Thomg
sides Of Spring street. between Sullivan and Greene
both Sides Of Prince street, between Sullivan and Greene
the southoriy OF Thompson and Blocker
streets both sides q Houston between aarens
tween Houston street and point thirty nine feet
south Of Prince street, both sides Of Laursns street.
tween Spring and Houston streets the side Of Woos
Ter between spr.g and Houston streets and on the
All whose interests affected By the above
assessments and who Opposed to the either Of
T. thS undersiSned At their Once Ne Hall Of Records,
within thirty days fren tho date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Asssssors
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
" BY gven to the occupant occupants
Of AZ houses and lots improved unmprovsd lands affect
thereby that the folio have been
psted the Assessors and logged the once Of the
Bureau Of Assessments fer examination by all in
Asrested. viz -For buiding in Third from
Twenty Twenty street Ths limits snb.ssd
suoh include all the several houses and lots
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
the east side Of Third from Twenty sixth street 10
. pont IS feet inches north from Twenty seventh street,
and the north side Of street east to
point 1903 feet inches from Third avenue All PERSONS
whose affected by the above assessments
and who opposed TO the either II te,
4uested their objections writing to the
signed at their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this ONCE.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,)
DRee, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Oct g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

NEW YORK TO MONTREAL 0GDHNSBJRG, BUR-
linsten and st. Johnsbury railroad via New Haven
sPrngned bellows RAILS Esti.nd Windsor White River,
Ticket ohcss-Nsw Haven Railroad corner Broadway
Canal AND Twenty sixth and Fourth avenue Por
freight apply to FRANCIS HYDE, agent Ne. B2 South
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey RarsadUntsd States Express lines
tsrsush in four hours lesvs New York. foot Cortand
street, NJ q, g. and A. M and 40 and 5:0 r NJ Leave
Phsd:lphi. Ct 30 M via Ks.sngton7 and A. n, and
" % for second GLASS in A NJ from New York And 40 p
w. from Philadelphia Through tickets Sold and passengers
and through baggage carried Baltimore Washngssn
Norfolk and Charesssn. In ths and A. ~ and 4 aaa
$50 r trains and etion certain with
Behind time Passengers with baggage the ssa
uisweAs hafhp~ Ab~ Asnins leave
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TIoKP0RATI0N NoTTCK.-IN CONFORMITY WITH
resolution Of tho Csmn'a Council e TIE city q New
s.a RS. ss 81: Ausu % AZ .:s: Is a;ss
parties 70 contract for the night soil from
several pees u places used By the Of the city
Hudson rivers Tho Of such be and
continue for three years. and the By
T.. . q I. e Ss sSs b
covered slide sheet inonsd plane such m.assr
en- East and the Hudson !. st aside
and used for the purpose Of receiving tho night SOIL and the
renewal same win BE- required to 30 - the several
piers for ths reception :: he .sht :o from o'clock in tn:
:,af III ss1 s.: fS% from sh @ ssy
ths evening till O'Clock in the morning during the remain
der fths Proposals must be made enclosed in scaled
endorsed the outside Proposals for night soil
from the city Of New York. and sush proposals oss
Tor ths purpose for vhsh thsy beats
vSoh propose t. remove the night
sen, lei also the amount sum, payable monthly. Tor
% SS ss 70 's esrt .anss
tsnde.ee Of the City Inspector The Of security
Nv CIV BY s s ss
holders freeheder In the city Of New York
to q: e good ard strict
Supplies Wei d:ns for the Corporation Of tho
aSss I'd. Nay s -. .ad .ss =
Ss TSfs
"a .: following i.y w:da.;day October il isss
- s. :: y +. -ss" -: IA
directed 30 ads n attend with his Or their ssour
fed that such contract ready
- having abandonea The right hereby reserved to
1ormaucs Of the above work, when dsmsd
THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector.
nj nj m rant Nav Ysrk SapA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

7SEC MOST SAFE, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE
1OOO. ksutc.-lS63-0ctober angcment-Albany and
New York nland route Three daily trains;
tra. At M and two daily express trains at M and
road West ass with the North fer Saratoga Springs White
hall and Montreal The trains with Western and
Hudson and Berkshire railroads Chatham Fsur Corners
fer Lebanon Springs and after Monday from the
pot Of he Elm and Centre whore
tickets can be procured and baggage checked
For Albany For Syracuse
=" Schenectady, Rochester,
" Utian Buffalo.
Passengers also received Bowsry
Twenty street and Fourth stations The above
trains will land and receive only
and Chatham Four Corners All other will City
na station, OF Tryos and Centre streets ~
heretofore. n. SLOAT SupcripGe ndent.
CAMDEN AND Annoy RAILROAD TO PHILA DEL
~ pha from pier No. l, North ryerTwo lines daily,
10 A. NJ, and r. H. Accommodation line at 10 A. NJ. BY
steamboat Trenton to South Rboy Bordentowa
and Stockton TO- Philadelphia Fare S. Express
line at r. NJ by steamboat John Potter Amboy
direct to Camden by through in four hours and
Fare $3 Returning leave Philadelphia at ~ A. H. and
P. M.
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSION FOR INvALIDS-rOR INvALIDS OR
~ those persons seeking change Of climate for shos
sme opportunity Is offered for the West Indiss
and back in the clipper ship TROPIC BIRD c. Fonkss
master regular packet 10 sail from philadelphia the first
week in October The ship will visit Bsrbndoes Dem
St. Thomas and Turks Islands giving the few
days at each port and return to philadelphia sx
weeks Her for passengers being
preydea with bath house, lee house &C. and spacious
we'll ordered state furnished with all modern
ments Passage for the out and home $780, Bar
BADGES $685. To- Dsmarara 1 Everything provided with tho
exception Of wines Fer further particulars, apply to
TH0S WATSON & SONS, Philadelphia
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPkEME COURT.-IN TINE MATTER OF THE AP-
- pieation Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty
city Of Now York. relative to the opening Fourth
frm street 70 the nert6srly side q
yards OF laid city, NOTICE 10 hereby given, pursuant
tatute that the report Of the Estim
Assessment In tho above entitled matter will be pre-
egted to the Supreme Court special term thereof Be
ed at the City Hall Of the city of New York Saturday
sae 18th day Of October A. D. 1855 and that there
q GREATER counsel be heard, motion will
made that said report DO confirmed
SAMUEL JONES,
JOHN NJ PINKNEY, }Csmmisaoners.
RICHARD J. SMITH,
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by gven t. the owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved lands
% thereby that the following assessments have bees
1eted by the lodged the ocs the
Bureau Of Assessments for sxamin by all inter
esed vx-For building In Eighteenth street. from
such include a. tho several houses and lots q
both sides Of Eighteenth street. from Seventh tho
Hudson rvor the side Of Thirteenth feet
inches north south from Eighteenth both sides
Of Eleventh " Zee: north and south nom EghsesntA
Eighteenth street. All persons whose inter
affected BY the above named Assessments and who
opposed samo either OF ths requested
present their objections writing 70 the undsgned at
their oos No. Hall OF Records within thirty days from
he date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL }
Oee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Oct
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(yokPORATiON NOTiOk.-PUBLic NOTICE 10 HERE
" given 10 the owner ewners occupant
all houses and ot improved aads affected
thereby that the following hsys been
Of examinations BY persons ntsrosted
tagging the Of Henry and Rutsers
street The limits embraced BY suoh include ali
the several houses and lets o. ground vacant pieces
parcels Of land situated the south Henry At
the Of Rutgers street. thence Ne
on the east side O. hntgsrs street. the VI Henry
interests Affected by the and
who to the either them
70 present their objections writing the At
their once No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
sHskIEs ! SS5sbcE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Osto
CORPORATION EoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
board OF Aldermen for the Of In the fol-
lowing named Streets to with Twenty seventh street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avsnues also in Wllet street. be
tween and Rviasson streets All persons interest
"a we above and having objections are
the same in writing t. the Contract Clerk At tAs
y u 0''''' THO. B. De FOREST crosoa Aau..
A. W. CRAVEN, duct Board.
Crstsn Aqusduot Department, Sept. y, 1868.
no LEAD DEALERs.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
We received at the soo of the Creton Aqueduct Depart
ment rotunda Park unt Thursday tho day Of Osteb
lS NJ ~ o'clock M for twenty Ave tons s pig lead Pro-
G ssa ~ dss x.
opening Of Payments to be made the reSu
pay days The Department reserves right
public Blank estimate accordance with
the ordinances Of the Common Council DO had app
THO r. pETsREsT, Acting President.
4. W. CRAVEN, Engineer
onoe Cratsn Aauedsct Department. Sept n. 1854
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THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector
City Inspectors Department. New Yerk, Sept 20 1858

NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW THEIR H.
~ oenses-The ordinance for licensing and rossatinx
public carts and cArtmsn provides that all licenses shall
Vire tho last day Of October in each renewable
scus to that time applied for a. such time be sp
pointed BY the Mayer Nsce hereby gwen that renewals
Of licenses TO keep public carts and to be public sartmen
Will BE- granted At this ONCE between tho hours Of 10 a.
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AIAbAME MORROW. sEYENrn nAnGurER or

MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF A
M seventh daughter and desoen Of line Of astsss
reaching buck for centuries will give ladies private
lectures all the events Of life In regard hsah wealth.
love- courtsbiP and marriage She 10 without exception
most wonderful astro.gst in the world that ever
known She will even te Their very thoughts aad will
them the hkonesses Of their intended and
Friends which has assonshed during her
In Europe She Will leave the city very
time 70 Broons street, between Cannon Coum bis
-sDtIsmen n o admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04
ASTROLOGY.

A STROL0GY AND PHYSIOGNoAY.-THE CELR.
N brated DIR +. SHUMAN Swcdo by birth, be n
suited all events Of fe past present and tho fixture Ma
tiyities calculated for ladies and gentlemen Ills residence IL
5 Chambers street. Greenwich see further particu
lars In the Sun.
MRS PALMER PSYCHOLOGIST, HAS REMOVED TO
Nl @ Bowery opposite Prince street. where she will give
ks ladies and gentlemen instruction of the past present
and future from 8 o'clock A. N. till 10 L. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-FALL ARRANGEMENT
viii III. q ..e
Going NOr,IIssys Nsr York from the once corner Chan
I.S; Vii
and sss rs NJ.
~, sss:s, 1HS.'
rssisii stepping a at =. .aSa. e IVY trait:
e. albany :sS ;s'P1 a
nyS:
.ss .p% Tss
Fl : sps
.s.:s I'd ssns.sss
i:s \: I'll.
s.s Z:
spTRSs Fna Msr
-
ma Trey Stopping 4. ii Way sF. M@TS.sssI
s from od ssy SpPnS A. D:sb;
Hudson ssnyyossns TPsr fasrysoSs :t.p Ti
s.ny l.sEh, and
and train for New York stopping ali NAH sta
ss ny q: .sa s R1s:
M .n S's s.s1 ssd f sM.1
t,., stopping At Gssss.sn csssaes Hudson
pS f.Ss i';sS'f
Leave Troy At $50 p NJ, and Albany 345 p. MExpress
train for Now York, stopping At Hudson, Oakh Tivol
sarrysssy5 Rhinssesa Hyde Park
Albany at $50 ?. MMk freight and passenger train step
ping At all stations Leave Trey 6 p M and Aibany1
sis and fse.:kill Leay: Albany =. MIfhrorsh
beck, P9ughkesPse, Geld Spring. Psskskill, and Dobbs
Ferry Leave Poughkeepsis fer New York. As follows
40 M-Way freight train, stopping all stations $50
MIway passenger train stopping st time table stations
except Manhattan r. AWAY passenger train, stopping
At al stations Leave Peekski for New York AZ 658
t;c,a ~ ~ and "a. ~ ;serpiIy a. all way sta
stopping a. Al way stations Passengers requested
to procure tickets before entering the Tickets
chasd In the will be Ave Freight
to the Wot and North expeditiousiy safely oheapy
IS BY any ether hne B. FRENCH, Superintendent.
~ satisns-Ears one dollar to Albany-Meal. served
bosrd--1hs splendid steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Capt E. Van War will leave the steamboat pier fsot
81 Jay street. third pier above Chambers every
day. Wednesday and Friday, N selsek A. M arrive
It Albany n : for n. train: going R.s West Return
AT o'clock A. n B-Thi boat touches at Yonksrs sa
Zach Fer further particulars inquire Of f. PUR