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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

NOTICE-The following described valuable Aanuiae-
~ tuux Property Rockville Conn., si b sod Il
F.Shc Anton on THURSDAY nth day Of May la unless Prev
Ously disposed Of 81 private =ie -. - .us ,..us4
m coniaus about Of snd with TIE following na
dira. .t4puz about - feet fA N the sHes va.
er called the Hockaoaun River - -. -
La one factoy building Of sueent ss 20 opsrA tASse ="
~ Or bilc5s or ..sorns drJss cloth and wool and
uood house
Sd. Two buildings used for Storing wosl, he .A
Arb dWenEhouss containing nne 'ens'.-1 49, 10
rneut story Of one, occupied for store
Sh Two besns IN .-h;.h ,o-..s-.3 .~v.r
on In premises Of ni "acn cni sssel
80 machinery wblch Destroyed ~ n
80 ali IN sooS eoncifon nEe - eet JAM
- ~ St rrets Also boilers 81 ample Gze 20 warm
dr. rvs nils GO the tyegrs fo- the szr1e ara a.
~ sns .rres OF machinery. 3spzntng seEs 10 30
.us lso - each y Iret tweed CON I.s
r-oxt and Ezndry oeef Ess Of Ia
rhiprry more less DAMAGED by the ire
-. - -. - - ALLEN HAMMOND AsslErees
- INC 49, ALOSZO BAILEY, Frank Co.
poekxiue Apal - 1854
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1rstrnrtlon.

A YOUNG LADY who was brought up in one OF the
hist institutions Of Pars hsytE fs~ esa hosIs e
% ssb. 4'''' A' D. l. l. care Ct A' IA " ~ O''' =
CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL BOARDING
y scHOOL,-THE IayING INSTITUTE. TARki lV 49, y
Yhs vsh snown and PofusI school from =. q. sa. &c ,
and for soqung Csesl or Cogns.ss. s %
Fs6 Ys;Ts FisDes md spanish TescsSr Nuab nsea . 3
Cbsr,,s Of Eve nonks commencing Nay sh so 'eo
"' L 'aier' 'o' 10 l. c LOOMS A PriDaiDa
EDUCATION.-Ihe advertiser receives fur small
eoys into b: family ; s,s @i .s6 De e' Ss.sey
suitable si@. foI parents wo p1es IL. 70 aaoa.y d.d
Ds ' :sSs s01 Bos 81 P Hartford Conn wa be for
NaOIrNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI-
WI TUE Nc St1 70 es p r. nd JAMES FaSsSG
NJ Pneg The las Term Of &c Is9' 81 ear
age and taught branches Of Academic. learning
MISS DWIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN, No. 7S3
WI Broadway where the best instruction vii be gwen DRAWING
Painting.
MR. TYNG's SCHOOL for BOYS, No 5l East
WI 16h-st- stuyvesant Square -
METROPOLITAN ACADEMY and GYMNASIUM
WI Nos IS SixthsvThp Institution has been "a "a
Den sudrs The edsce hundred FEET n
depth City feet font ana hys soes II ns
persons Second ash Tie study Room Tnsg b s
mahogany and everything CONNECTED Sa eoP t npo.
Fourth fight wrought and most complete 80
by PrOfessed Gmnssse erected N % croo
and gas expenditure Of $1,000 without an eaoo1
description idea Of the Institution can Be gwen ~ e
en to Ie understood The number. WHO have VISITED IL there
IA sn The expressOn The most complete ever seen
Nufnbe Of Professors, eight
Number Of in the Scholastic and Gymnac Depsrtmen
two hundred and seventeen ..-.5 -. a.. r,.,,,;or
CaaIss - na = ra,s no s. j. SEDG WICK, A NJ
or BY 00's and Secretary Fsculy
DATTONs INSTITUTION for the EDUCATION
Of BOYS having been removed from No go Greenes linear
Cnfo ee 10 commodious 81 No 69f broadway De
MoYDAY Msy9 JH. PATTON, A. NJ. Principal
TINO GUARDIANSHIP subscriber Will receive Two
more orphan Bows family Terms $50 20 $40 per an
mum FOR ref renees PARTICULAR address AsHbEL fU
LER, Kent, Ct
yUIARRYTOWN INSTITUTE The Summer Term
the MONDAY In May Circulars containing
Terms References be obtained ct C. Shepard Cos poo
store No I52 Futons Wilcox No zs3 Broadway OF oy 80
dressing n NV "A-''
INVEST POINT SCHOOL, Mathematics, Classics,
w Modern Languages Music and Dra wing and English Stads
'"ut"' 'P ~ EDWARD v KINSLEY.
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ON WEDNESDAY. May II. at 81 o'e ock A M
W tie b.s enf q h@ New sales Room mr. W" az
~ Ho1ssholi furuure- Ashcs 'i - = u -
TAble f.s~lth variety Of P-los' hra ~ a. Al
SANE DAY a. oeock P " q tn :. Rso No l9 Wee
ira - Axe - crtnert rs7ery Er erF lntr 90,
tfd venetian CsrTet star q on Seu, +i2s 80
~ A. 49, A. errrt Lirsry rh An k'srso od
Ifsrn ~ vsfirfv Of osSs e 81 ~ef
This sac worthy The u - asefs try % - ca
teen q . arc saft errr hFrr
CE-ret oFsred sd ~ Plc sr ~ o2P'f-
ury Of uulatior Caacta-~ p sey n w. ~
C1EREOSCOPEs! STBRkOSCOPkS a. AIt-
- ZION wi, sd bv BANGS BROTHsR D. No IS 70 l.
ihe l7h srsfeooQes Ct he uost IL S'ea 'ye md
fr-sf CuSfy.
sIhihirrs Of DsxuerrecyFes ii se rs nr sod
snd hhie Ape vheh . bean "a and ne elnel
ccrsicerrS rtr.rkah iave uiefn til-s
Ihe Of DssusreoPt~ nd ArEss sensay called 70
tf- shoves
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WHO WOULD HAVE BELIEVED Be- E,yE;I, IT

wv ONLY 10 xI1' fVN FNLL LOK NINFIkIlU.
"a. @Sefsfui village n,ssassd convenient aAses Ou the
Ferries only half ue above Calvary Cemetery
VI "a - feny On De Nersh koad and Fshesv.
rxnnips rom the Ferries r 81 en The
% ssS Newexz Pnk Road win along the Prepssy and
fhs Wianebursh ard fssnt RaEOsa g,eS H. nus 'sn
l.,. 80. hsn the upper part o. this ec
ThssssAty and shssppsss q ssss kSs .sso. e 1s A.
s, - 1870 "a In WinssA Less Po advantages
point heA and location sssona 70 ns'e M VIC WIT ~
Tbs property d 10 brad sres and sSsusss 3 " eel ~
And Rshesiss. pxssins directly tarVasn' ~ ~ ' " ~
Ill Raaros2 Depot -. ~
- % hs pcpsrt, superior % any eshs pat
shs msskst being within Walking a,sssnes .,S' '"'
- .a.s ~ SosAst from The CITY hsh - -. ..- =,
The property Will b cold liberal srS vi ~ 49, 70 ~,
A., So Of Parchss - "a - -, III ~.
e. essssnisncs Of the Buzsk.sr redsen'' " P ~ VIII ~
100 an ~ frsf 100 IensoA
TOT map "a IA. ANDREWS 4 J. r. kENDALi-
A CIV Han New York or AZ eAs
Eroa FeussJ, N the prsIAsses
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NOR SALE or 10 LET-A Farm, so acres, good house
and outhouses N Y N H. r. r. p miles from the city Ex
changed Tor city property For particulars NO ~ b9sNay
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co. No

u z y A..
,S syr ars yfrgarsd sEA o Aat a.lasss j, a
ca fasoraAl. - -. -. -.
- Ir. AZ s rste pef ec1t pr a1aan oafefAs al ~
lrs pcS are n dves< snong a. lssured scR $50.
-, - - a e y reSeenishe N esd soszsv< 49,
i-.-s 80. - a. shal srnoaut % fLoc,sfs
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VTAIUABI,E REAL ESTATE, near Bridgeport

Coma Cor Auction the premises WEDNESDAY May
n ISS Al MThe well the corner o. ar
SID Road the Of Erned onine the eeAn-
ta villa T. BAnam ESQ., VIII Be Sns,ed o sac Les
,,,fy 6ru,etly the residence Ira b Wheeler, decess
bsR s OF cultivation aehsAey located Commands syev
fns Issud Sound wak Of the Nesfork
ana Raeaa jasi beyond the limits Of the tvzE city
p6segort NewNok being but hours
sfsIos for
,rs Cor nvesen The limits Of edveseuens
&Aa any details Of 1.-the
phc mars propssty, exhhns kandass and GIVING fan
yealar sktsined the ehce Of THOMAS kESSEFT
Ee Ne Cd Slip NevYors, and ts,aes nrnsOn may be
subscriber hatiraore. absolute.
49,. ..tsl on The DspsL IRA b. WAEELER BAlnmore
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XTAIIIABI.E SEVENTH WARD PROPEkT1 at
PRIVATE sALEThe useSPred Lease Of the Lot No y Mad
with the eaement brck House thereon
the hiween CsthAne and Market eta The
Ict a SOO HOUSE IL bat in the bes; manner
% ssr. ss Nv Preserved sh Eq foT his IL has solid
Ahossny todng Paos grates marble nAnties heaters
rofcp ~ar hahcons back vanlts Sc 6c4 aud
rcod order The pears NON May lS saoe
80 s~.ls ~ s,vilv sc ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
General Auc Walst
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A UCTIoN SALE of "a BUILDING LOTS in the
A. 81 MEEwis, AucuODeer
DY BANGS BROTHER a. C0.-Irsde Sales Rooms

DY BANGS BROTHER d Co-Irsde safes ROOMS,
ID No - Parkrow. -,,.,,,,,, ~, ,ot,
At O'Clock, at the Aueton-room.
FRAsCis OKFFIs Fso- DscEAstD-Ihss De-
Of the extensive Law LoHes wat " oeeh
United STATES Catalogues are no" ready
THURSDAY May - aud f1loSlns days
CHocE PRIVATE LIBRARY.-Ca,aokues are nov rethy
TUESDAY, May II, and follow ns days - ,--.
PARCEL ENGLISH AND AMERICAN booAs-Oa VIC
ready
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m UFURNTTURE.-JILU DESSOIR. No 5l3
Sales bp Anrtion.
A LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-GREAT
~ and POSITIVE SALE wiiholt reserve. of
- @ 800 al -

-
FINE BUILDING LoTs AND COTTAGE SITES
located The beautiful Village Of BERGEN POINT opposite NEW
ter, - s1-h.t sbo oSy mi from the CITY Of NEW IORK
ALBERT r. NICOLAY VII .ea At Auction on TUESDAY, Nay
"lsCe DESIRABLE BuLDlSG LOTS ....
New Bnehion and Csstlston
Thee Lo ale 3 feet front ad rea and leo fes dep and WI %
K aod the Plank Road that from Jersey CITY %
sbor Staten Island Long Island Greenwood Cemetery Governors
Brooklyn the City New.York hns o., M
the stear s and Sailing Vessels coming N and going out ae
scenery the the Kills running around the Point
and The Boy either side noted for rs a5andAaee Of oys sal
The property, AID the " alter !. Unsurpassed -.
from the Battery Othst NewYOrk and sheltered the n
and T. Tbs S9 # s sseS % ao The e' ss are Sd
end laid With yards OF from TO 70 feet m font
and from Por; Richmond and Bergen Point mes ay
So from jersey Cy te ~ Sfa an NON or ns.
hlioad IN nIo,aie &c @ i nv 70 be Point crossing
the vei to down the Island anonnS one
open to The and s. breeze These have in respect
decided asyaDtase over the north saoe o. s With IN by
location and excellent nbborbood ali combine to max ta 90 s
SeHce o. Tor tie Mseh'nc Or well and pFois 10
ytsinent Tor eap,'s',ss a. "a. PIS ies in value
TENS per aud the AucoIee fees on the DAY o. al
Cau be delivered the balance 50 cent can remain
and Mortgage from 10 At per cent Adscant OF
per cent will be Title undisPutabe and sale posi-
AH FG ao ~ R % 'H; .9S dA' ''''' ~
UCTION SALE of "a BUILDING LOTS in the
n City Of Newark N ywl be .old public saeon on SAT
URDAY the lh day Of May O'clock A. On the premises ~
splendid Bu dne Sites situated West Bank Bersen and ondsn
M and or Paramount the purpose OF closing the
eopcen the, b. positively sold the highest bidder For
inquire Of JAMES W. SUI lhAtDi suctoneei
or Of 4. V. JOHNSON, on che premises
eas. BUILDING SITES situated the Of Wal
aeece and These splendid Lou. are ia feet mont
d ear ard deep fronting Brue the rear and direct
" opposite the fruit and flower garden OF Mr. Taylor Inese Is arc
tnsfd IN the point elevation the gh gro n IN t
80 ~ ,be Cont Fous the City Of Newark
S nan or OF NcwJersey the walks are paved
M the well supplied with prag water on
he be supplied with a. moderate ex sse For
r.r,cna ucue THOS V. JOHNSTON corner WaAcepiace
ard Wesi Bank-st. New sTk.
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miscellaneous.

BUILDING STONE for sALE-Apply at No 60
ID Bseltysi.
NONsIJLS. NOTARIES and SOCIETY SEALS, en-
sr.ved by the A variety Of specimens At EV-
FRDFLIJs No so Broadway corDer Duane st
EISH. PROVISIONS, BUTTER and TEAS,
IT At
ALLAN ROSE No Is Washington s. Tone door above Bar
n York offer wholesale City aud Country DEALERS,
Al he los cot market pces for cash. he following articles Of the bed
quality :x =. $500 n, -.
CODFISH-Dry, salfed and in pickle.
sCALEPIsH-DIy salted and in pickle
VTRRINGS-SmOked. In boxes and picked IN barrels
PORK-Mess Prime. Butt Ramp, Clear Neck
RFTF-Mess. Prime and Railroad.
SMOKED HAMS-ShouldeT. Beef Baeon Salnoa
CTIFFSF.-Lard. Candles DIS, Spices, TSines Neks
VINFGAR-Salersus Washing Soda starch
BI-TTFR-In ffnns. tubs ana pals fresh DAIRY
eAIT-Fine. In sacks and small BAGS A., n
Xc
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ply !" e'Ns' g. q. VAN WAGENEN, No. II wallst, NY
Y Slb6 4 Psy ykS wAoENEN. POushtcep'ie

IORDHAM V1LLAGE.--Lots of all sizes, deslrably
II stued beautiful and healthy village being only ~ miles
or tbe cv by Harlem Railroad. for sale on reasonable terms
Trains leave nearly every half hour thereby making 1t desirable
MAC, Tor nersop Of town and DO business ~ me
city maps and full particulars apply n BEhhAN w.
cbser Couuy New York person always 10 attendance on the
arrival f every train TO conduct people to the prop
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NOR No r. SALE or LEAsE-Buildng Lots on good lau

near Railroad station hours rde rom the CITY sle
sne ar Graded; 200 sold Population OF Railway about
xso for sale smell Parma Can leave courtandt 40 ~
ard return II A. NJ Communication tare III cents Apply a. "
Hnrniin
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,,oeDo = TcIJTV 4 NEWTON 40 = Canal g.

Il 10 GrrcnN e-lur
.sr.ntsd NJ bdse s7a patent t1s- -eL
e1je.s 81 leepins n tu1e iAnor -.
= - Zoe Piano F0rrce t0f -ai-
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vI,HE MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE CON
II PANY No. isi Broadway, corner Of Jonna
wv CAPITAL S200, ZOO. .
fr.ve ..t los or damage Fire, Merehandise p~cs
1870 fnr,,nys W.rhoases and Ne~sss port at the
WV ~ '"~-' -
JouS B,EER, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

vi = oou.,ssenee tne-ssd dnara sns lnisaea
SyORTEE have tended Tier oasne~ A1d are -
49, a. o., 70 thu trends and taose Sisans sap
rs,t an erfensve sssorrnenf, n 9sir &c 49, =,
-,oServ sye s; 20 :. octave seso-o---1- fI' S
.a.,at Hrna6Uay Warp-rc0mf No ~
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MIR PARK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
LIZ Capital s2Oo, 900.

OHce No 81 Broadway, eoioe' o. fssfsp~sa 49,. A.
w, sures Ruidinss MeryhSn sn,gs ena ,nc1 V
ss IN port Household Furniture and Persona rs'PV s>
against o- OF damage eHRsroPHER cHAMPLIN Presdr>
Josiah W. BAKER, Vice Pre-adsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

No. ~ North william and No - Old william & near Chatham
fine collection ofnew and second haod fuu
Cloth Fancy Goods &C. without
uch Rockers Pror Chairs Bureaus french Bed
Work and Dining rabs Bookcases Hair Mat
tresses D. Chairs, Common Chairs. Bsdsteais. Sc-
Also assortment Of Buse Three ply and ngrn carpets
Pe Glasses Monte Clocks Ornaments China Tea Sofa CHG
Catalogues OF sale Gods packed and shipped
At reasonable Chargea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

- ISGS wois Of An tssyy Eneah Silver Reswooi sos az
Bedroom Furrifrr- Carved Oak rng AID LhrAy lH-fe
Billiard Tables. Serel Aruarsr, Sc - -. So
WILLIAM IRVING Co Win SCI a. sneron. on TH 1SOAi
Nav Il FRIDAY Nay IS s O'clock each day At ne elsg Az
s.aEs:on. no. iC7 Mesf ltk-sf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

IN fn Seat the radence Hubert Van Wagenen de
eeaad peasany situated outskirts OF the village containing
n Of sLo The house OF large SIZE modern po1
and ia good order. ,..- l., -a 1u.o .ror, A.
everything the OF ru ana orn
mental subbey BE- desired FOR nrter pacu
apply 10 either Of the Executors ~ ., vu. Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

TIME MECHANICS and TRADERS flRE lNSU
4 pINcP COMPANY No t9l Granda opposite ~
e.swsy Capital sgto eco all paid e@sa WI naFe ss.
Al Applications tssOush dspsteh Po. o. WI -
t'eaiA'oc s' RICHARD N. HOE, NiesP resicsl
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IMPORTANT SALE. and WORTHY the ATTEN-

i TON Of HoUsEkEEPERs This DAY. l~senssdrl =.
i o'clock the entire fanit1le o. &c $50
embracing every Description OF ho1seEsePnt AL
MahOsHny Walnut and Rosewood Ordinary oe psI
nom p rrrs rch Suits Of Rosewood eose7d IN as1
and brocaiels Bureaus so ChaTs Center I'd xna DHns
Tahes Cssts ard oi Of Ell desnpto1s reneh rae T'
Glasses Clocks Mantle OTnaEenis, &C kc HAIR -
Csaogues morning Of sale Goods shipped and Pe1sd
nhnraa
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NV. wLsTcorr. Al .tioneer. ,,, .,
FURNITURE. on THURSDAY

III MORNING 10 oeoek at No is Greenwich az eonsstas o.
Of elegant faPesHy b9sse n1 In
g,si sTrets Oh Cohs Figured Plain h4inz SOFAS
stes and ahossIy Pier Center and SIDE tsoe
80, "a Plan Bureaus Superior sdebosd - Bedteads bar al
e, Bds Makogany and Rosewood ArnC hair and hoeAsLs
I "a Walnut Dnipz Breakfast Tables Mahosany and !" a.
mi Csis o do China Dinner Ivory Cutlery silver are
h Chua Tes sets Clocks CAndesras Kitchen Fanlta'e vi
p.tr. L. Ne
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WV w sBRLEY, Anctioneer.
10n PACKAGES BEST GLASS WARE, now

~UO landing so Crockery Glass Chni Tea Sets
Ornsmet also 500 bras hAngns and ,ee snl complete os
ofhd goods WEDNESDAY May IL At 10
O'clock % J0hnst months credit 100 dcSr
be wholesale aud retail dealers sale positive
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v,OUR HANDSOME four-story brown stone

NOR SALE-1O desirable Lots at High Bridge, on
sh Bndee Av A very hne water Lots Of about one acre
each Terms favorable Apply 70 b. wlNrON STryone' OPP
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EOIIAE PIANOFORTES, AZ No al broaass!,
III "A rrs ss-O-Snsu Of Psnes reI - Is,.,ts 81 A
" Isds 1 Co sifh a f11 s1pPtJ 0t nes 90 49, -
'sfaoas uAtef' "' frxcllN THOMPSON No CA BrO.fvv
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NEw-YORK CITY INSURANCE CO -Ofsea Y.
~ ~ Rraa1wsy-Cans. tsao Buiia.s. 49,
Zee Fursiufe Ftsss Foai sn< her cscss .si s.s ~,
~ frr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

MANTILLAS.-An immense importation Of entlref
WI new and extremely beautiful iesgn Partisan Msnts h~
received ~ the Emporium No 81 Broadway eubtg
La RENE Blanche" the MAntelet NoyedA ne sntanA' Be
novelty that had sppesred In Paris
the present month The Inspection Of Lsdes
ticuary invited GEO bULPlt
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listed on its side. The nance Of SIR
David Brewster. Drs. Hanna, Cunning
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selves. Much foreign talent is also
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ges.
BLAcswoop EDrNHuRoH MAGAZINE
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HNr TO RAILWAY DUcroRs.-
Professor Sihman, in his lat, valuable
and interesting book Of travels in Eu.
rope, referring 10 the rules OF railway
travelling ia Germany, says:
eve were surprised at the great
length oi the railroad trains, aud at the
deluge OF people that poured out oi the
cars at different stations. The con.
duc!ors are much more at,entlv; than
with us in giving notice Of the length OF
time thai they wili stop, Instantly as
the cars cume TO A state ei rest, they
make rcldmaiion-'ihree minutes :"
five minutes - ten minutes - or
whatever time is alo wed. and they are
very puncluaI in starting"
II this plan were adopted on the rail
ways in this country, IT woUld be "A
great improvement. A traveller by
railroad never knows how long the tram
Is to stop atany slation, unless by in
tultIon-and even il he is so fortunate as
catch the conductor, or any other than
gruii an unsatisfactory answer. THIS
thing shoull bc reformed altogether.
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GLORIA IN EXCELSIS.

Our readers are aware that n memo.
rial was sent to the City Council, a few
days since signed by Berjamin Finch
(heaven sHve the mark) and many 9TH
ers, praying to have the Maine Law en-.
forced; tile Council acted upon the re-
port, last evening. and appointed Ed
ward w. Lawlon rs Complainant, and
George Bowen, as agent TO sell liquor
under the Law. Gov. Lawton was in
formed oi this and came in and resign.
ed, and manifested considerable lndig-
uation that his name had been made use
Of the Governor ought not TO have got
into such company as he did, by signing
this flimfsy memorial. George Bowen
has net resigned as yet, bef,re he does,
he will probably ascertain how much
profit can be made by the agency Tor
the sale OF llquor.-and if there 10
enough to make il an object, he will un-
doubtedy accept. Well, there were
miracles in the days Of old, but wo
thought that those times had passed
away however, il seems tha, we were
mistaken. After Gov Lawton declined
the appointment Of Complainant, Alder
man Read nominated one Jacob H.
Lamb, rabid Son of Temperance, to
the office; bu, the matter was postponed
until the mex, meeting. These arc ex-
ceedingy rich matters; more hefeofter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29

THE RAILROAD RIoT.-The rioters
are out in full force, nearly three hun
dred being now engaged in tsaling up
the track Of the Western line. The
rowdies intend TO stop the travel from
Erie TO the Ohio State line. The bells
have been ringing and cannon firing
for two hours. A mob OF rulfans have
gone up to Fairvew to incile the people
there to riot.
Anosl"r dispatch says large body
Of men, leh by the mayor and high con.
stable, are now engaged ir removing
The track ol the Western line at the
crossings, no injunction having been
served SO far rs the Western line is
concerned. The ci,lzens OF Fairview
are about 10 take W the track In the vii.
lage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
LARGE FiRs AT BRisroL.- des-

LARGE FIRE AT BRfsroL.-A des-
tructive fire broke out in Bristol at Is
minutes before yesterday morning.
1t originated in wooden building on
Capt. Joseph l.. GARDENERS wharf,
where no fire or lights had been. The
building wac used ior the storage OF
lumber The flames extended TO Gar.
diners steam planning mill, and thence
to the fire arm mandatory Of Mersrs.
Burnside, Foster & Bishop. II commu-
nicated slso 10 the building used as a
counting room, and to the "mansion
house" Of the late Charles D'Wolf All
these were destroyed,and about $4,000
worth OF lumber, which, with oil the
buildings, belonged to Capt, Gardiner,
whose loss is about S45,OC0, hall Of
which is covered by Insurance. In offices
in New York, Massachusetts and Con-
necticut.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29

SENSIBLE TO THE LAsr.-It has long
been observed by the medical writer's,
that dcarh is frequently preceded by in
sanity, fact which has occasioned the
remark that it was not yet astonishing
fnr. every body knew iha, when folks ge /
madder they are about TO die. This re-
minds us Of case which occurred many
years ago, in the Philadelphia court
where pretty young widow was in dam
ger OF losing two thirds Of her husbands
estate; his relatives grounding their
claim on the alleged insanity Of the de-
iunct Itmay be as well to premise that
the presiding Judge was not only conviv-
ial, but gallant.
What was your husbands last wcrds."
inquired the attorney.
The pretty widow blushed, and look
ing down replied, I'D rather not tel"
"But indeed you must, ma am.
Your cIa IN may be decided by it,"
Still b.ushing, the wld Nv declined TO
tell. At last direct appeal from the
bench elected the Information.
ale said, kiss me, Polly, and open that
other bottle OF champagne -
1--WE know not whether it was aJml-
ration for the deceased husband, or the
living wife that inspired the judge al
this instant. bu, he al once dli d out with
with all the en- uhusiasm Of conviction
"Sensble TO the LASTLY Blackstone!