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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-18
1886 shares.
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LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD-AUGUST rs, 1858.
Mortality of the Week.

The past week will long be remem.
bered as one Of unusual mortality the
intense heat in New York, yellow fever
at New Orleans, and the several railroad
accidents have caused fearful destruc-
ton Of human life. The unprecedented
heat was attended with greater fatality
than has marked the course Of any cpl.
demic for years past, and its effects in the
larger cities bear terrible witness of its
power. In New York, men aud horses
dropped dead in the street. and in many
cases, persons at their usual work, not
exposed to the sun, instantly died from
the intensity OF the heat; a list Of nearly
three hundred sudden deaths d published
as having occurred in that city and
vicinity from this cause alone. In other
places, the number Of deaths is very
large. though the heat seems to have been
greater in New York than elsewhere.
We hear Of two deaths at Bridgeport and
two at New Haven from sun strokes.
In New Orleans. the yellow fever is
carrying off victims at the rate of two
hundred per day; the deaths for the
week ending 18th inst. were eleven humid
red and thirty>four, one thousand and
four Of which were Of yellow fever-and
this with population Of less than half
its usual number.
Three fatal railroad accidents add some
twenty more to the bill Of mortality-all
results Of the most culpable carelessness.;
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CHAPTER Lxxy,.

An Ac. in alteration of' An Act for the pro
lection Of life upon Railroads and by Rail-
IA road Trains"
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentativss III General assembly, coavensd:
Sec. I. That thescompensat,on ofihe com.
missoners provided to be appointed BY the
provisions Of said ret, shall be three instead
Of FIVE dollars-per day as provided in said act.
Sec 2. So much of said act as is inconsis.
tent with the provisions Of this act is hereby
repealed.
Approved, July Isl, 1853,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-18

An Irish girl in the employ Of Harvey
Ford. Esq, was drowned while bathing
ia his mill. pond 10 the south western part
of Winchester. on Saturday afternoon.
18Th. She went to the pond alone. and
not returning as soon as was expected.
search was made. and her body found in
about four feet Of water.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-18

We this week 6aish the publisatisA Og
.he laws, liquM bill and az, and Of whish
Subscribers can be no more heartily ro-
ioissA than ere We. N future. We hopO
% give .mallsF Of . more readable shsp~
aetsv,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-18

The wet weather Of late has caused the
potatoe rot 10 make it, appearance IN
different parts Of this county. though %
yet not 10 very great extent.
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Sls9,7s0 O3

1858.
March 81 By balance Of Civil
List Funds in Trca.
sury from old acct, S54.675.9A
Permanent Fund. e ~
The Permanent Fund OF the State on the
LIST day Of April. 1858, consists Of Bank Stock
not transferable, or subscriptions to the CAPT.
tai OF sundry Banks which may be Withdrawn
on giving six months notice, viz:
Hartford Blk, $50 shs at 100 each, f65, 10000
Phoenix :" 1920 100 l22. 10000
New Haven" 274 zoe 54.sOOOo
Middletown g 500 100 I" SO. 800 90
Far. & Nee. j" 49 100 4,9OO.eO
1886 shares. s4Os, 10000
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-18

Hon. Truman Smith has returned 20
Washington from Laks sspsFicr. loaded
with magnificent specimens Of iss mineral
wea.sS.
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CHAPTER 'LxXv.

CHAPTER Lxxv.
An Act in addition to "Aa Act 10 prevent in.
;uries and the destruction Of life upon Rail-
roads, and by Railroad Trains"
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep
resensasives in General Assenrbly convened:
That the second, third and fourth sections
Of the act passed 1t this session, 10 hica this
is an Tradition. shd1ln6t go into effect until the
first day Of September next.
Approved, July LIST, 1853.
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'cHArrERLxxyln.

An Act confirming the doiDgs Of Assessors.
BE enacted By ths Senate and House Of Rem.
yessnsafiUes ia General assembly eoav,ned .
That IN all cases sshere ihe assessor or as.
'sessorskin any iozsn. hase added TO the ilst q
-anypeFscn'or persons. and ha~e oWsilted "a
leave with such person OF peFsoRs moaioc In
swfiiing, % required By the thirty fourth sec
tion Of the oct entitled An Act Coz the &c.
easement and cdilseiloisofia Kes. }" passed May
Ssaaion, \. D., 1881, such assessmani llsis
snail net 81 any such cansss, DO adiudgad
veie bul NJ taxes which have been ~ hero-
nileF shall be- laid aud imposed accotdlne a
sycs assessment H1l are hereby ratified and
conlfmad. and may 10 lovind and collected 3
Ftetla1N that This aui shalt not effect nnv suli|
~ 4asl9e BeW pending.
*tffeyca 1ane aelA lsGo.
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JOHN P. C.. MATTER, Sec'y

'Debenture and Contin-
gent Expenses of Gem
era; Assembly, S3O,2S2 rs
Salaries Of Officers Of
Government, 100000
Contingent Expenses, 29.s5OI4
Judicial Expenses, 36,O5S.3s
Expense Of supporting
State Paupers, 1850
Expense Of Superintend-
ing Common Schools, 2,OO5.4O
Salary ofDirectors Of the
State Prison, 10000
Advances made to the
Quarter Master Gen.
cral, 1,7s7.s5
Account OF Public Build.
ings and Institutions, IO,952.72
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For amsnns raid other esnparfss, - tolls fol
passengers and ffsishE Uztsd % thsil
roads, specifying each company,
For amount raid other companies ~ rent toi
the use OF their roads; Spseifying each
company
For salaries Of president, treasurer, suPen".
,endent. law expenses, Office expenses,
n the above officers, and all othcrexpen-
ses rot included 10 any Of the foregoing
itKFSs.s-- ---"----
Total expenditures for working the road,
List Of accidents to operatives and employ ees,
on the road; and the amount of damage,
if any, paid 10 each case, naming each,
individual this iIjured,
4NcoaE DURIsG THE 1Ekk. C'
For Passengers:
On main road including branches owned
by company,
To and from other roads, specifying what
For freight.
On nainroad and branches owned by
company.
=. TO and from connecting roads,
US Mails,
Rents,
Total income,
Net earnings after deducting expenses.
@;.- DIvIDRNDs.
per CT. to'al, Il
-Snrpus not divided,
Surplus last gear,
Total surplus.
: ESTIMATED DEPREclArrOS BEYOND THE RE-
NEwALs, VIE.
Roads ard bridges,
Buildings,
Engines and cars.
Epnroved. jelly .if, 1883. I
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a,O7I.s7

iial stock Of Mutual II.
ealance Companies, a,O7l.97
~ cash resolved Cor tax
OF per cent. on Premi.
nms Teceivod by agents
Of Foreign Insurance
Companies, a.ao7a7
By cash received Tor tax
on stock Of NOn.Resi.
dents in 1881. sIz.se
By cash received for tax
on stock Of Mutual In.
surance Companies in
1851, rs
By cash received for tax
on agents Of Foreign In.
surance Companies in
1851, l2,22
BY cash received for a tax -.-
due from towns, Feb'y tt
9Oth, 1852, paid This year, 1858
--lO4,s so.44
Fem MiseelIGneows Sources.
BY cash received from town
OF New London, es for
feiture, 500. %
By cash received from H.
s. Parsons for sale Of
Statutes, 1890
By cash received from
Comptroller fUr sale Of
Statutes, lO8.OO /.
By cash received from E.
Johnson, Warden, az
surplus earnings Of State
Prison, 100000
BY cash received from N.
5. Webb, Quarter Mas.
ter General, for sale Of
Guns, 1868
- 3.963l9
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For Payments made by
Treasurer from 31st Of
March, 1859, to LIST Of
April, 1853, IN addition
10 Pigments on the
CemptrolIsr's Orders as
per .dwditOr's Report.
For balance due Normal
School Fund, transfer.
red from Civil List
Fund,
For balance paid School
Fund for borrowed mo.
ney,
For interest paie on the
above debt,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-18

March 81, 1853. To
Balance Of Civil List
Funds in Treasury,
carried to new acct,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-18

u
icating liquor under such authority.
Sec.s6. H any person by himself, his.eierh,
servant or agent, shan for himself d anybody
else, or on any account or pretext whatsoev.
or, sell any 'spiriru0us or'intdxicating liquor
cider and wine excepted as aforesaid Ia eec-
ton second--or any mixed liquor. 6f which q
part 10 spirituous or Intoxicating, lin violation
Of this aci. he shall pay, on the first convic.
slon. . line Of ten dollars and the cost Of pros.
J ecution, and stand committed until the sam,
!, be paid; ON the second conviction he shalt pay
tine d twenty dollars and the cost Of pros
: ccusion, and stand committed until the sam,
I be paid; on every subsequent convection he
shall pay zee Of twenty dollars aud the coz
aofprcseca,son, and shall be imprisonedia tls'
Il common Jail not'less than three months, no
more Than six months. Every complaint m
]. der this section for first or second olEsnc
!. shall DO AesrdSad delssusiaed ~ justice o
!, the peace. Every complaint for subsequeu
!. offence shall be 6fst brought before justic
,fl Of the peace, who shall thcreapon proceed &c
g cordinR 70 section lAe OF the oct ensllied, IA
nd Act eonceFning Grimes and Punishments,
|, page 10 df me Revised Staiulos and uR
!. cognisancc given BY the accused upon beinI
bound over. shall Ae'in Q ssm not lees thai
!, three hundEsd dollars.
A Sec. '. ANY person may appeal from
judgment rendered against him, under secllOl
! sixlhs By euehjuslloe. 10 the coua,yceuFt nsz
/ 70 be holden h theorunty wherein sala inae
! n'ent may have been rendered, provided. tina
u upon such appeal 10 shall glVs bend Of 10.
cognlaaaeo. With good md puiilelanl onFol,
70 the Treasurer % enld osnnly, h pnsi
amount 80 said justice shall oTdsg, l6g Me ap
paasaHce before said agmgly court, 10 answe
% the eolnplnlnl whefson eald Judgment bel
pean tendsFed, and leg Ne ahlalng The iHde
! n'snI that may be Sendessd " SAID spnrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

ul taIbcrs with the numerous SHIPS fos.ng on Tier
bCssn', G suIrrund, ~ al nustle wss aud tl~efr'
viii Their guards and h.si,rsrg onynes. inrnsI4eiy
beneath tis eel be hsd tn yan tneefcr the sSaa
uu the temp ls- OF nus Osns audJ lpcr the ,ovcrec
wtsrvss the htghy cntea frOut OF tie ii'
utrsc sTscpsls But OF hos g, duration was tht-
brilliant D icsl ard CONNER ii system a. the great
.cuitn cptsli |, bad no soi foundation in The terrto-
~ az pGCduciivcnces Of tca; bGt rested exclusively
On naval victories and ephene Al coaSaesiS Tas virtae
AMI he besg vital force ot Athens ssnk beneath the walls
OF DoiTn cClCDy, IN TOE terfihie dcsr'tion OF her
suvsno feet De- ore Syracuse IN fl3 C., antnineyesrs
lar .hc lau iiy eirr OF he Dousns he Spartan ly
s,rjfr with Wild frunpbsl songs and the clsnsor OF
,,,, - srrif &c fhc tec and lcvelled to tie ground
The lcrs wss. TIE iornaOIs and H~'4 eS'~ohSaaents
o. the pofass.
The Pscp, rnssian war destroyed forever the great
emporium g, Ahenau c0mmfrcc Inc ISLANDS OF
Rbe5,s Dis Rysan,iafn on the BOspkorus and In the
lftr R,man Per od Pafe ami Goa NTH rcnn'I oy Juhu
Cas,r fled up tie psce f Athens IN the history o.
cCum'rce ,
NJ kooppen terminated bis lecture with a spirited
description oi the and departure GA tle sPen
did AtheDisn feet with VIII Acihsdes sail, to syrs
the sixteenth year tse Pelcponnesisn war IN
order conquer sicily and subtIe the Grcck colonies
in lower Italy. This the last prrloi OF unelouied
lsVpiuess snd a glow in the ancicnt reirSgs Inc
bloody process agant the Wild and sacrilsgioa Youths
who had inusied the statues OF Mercury the Rey1so-
cpp5da soon followed TIE spartan army occupied al
tepssses Of the mountains and yavascd the pain tn
inward r.rnors an iyed IRON Sicily. dees, another
Brilliant army, ws with the uno,tcxetons sento and
soon did The codul spo,ad over the Pctreas o.
the awful De, ucton a the whole dect and the slsush
tr or cgp,ivi,y OF is thir,y thousand warriors Se
trsEsH Sj9rid nRHd'!
Ar The close cfthe reading of the paper Mr. Benedict
NOV, that The thanks of the Society be rendered 10
Prof KorrPr~ for hi, very able eloquent and interest
ing adde's aud the motion was adopted. The Society
then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

rS- We see il int.mated tha. claim u about
20 BE- urged before Cores. for Indemnity 20 re c,
herr OF hon Mr. Noah, 30, vi te Tee2Iscel LSe lH
uror Cue OF The bag the R0cky No1nilns tas esnes
fr,T The wer with Mexico Aui he @eIaisuon Of ,iortis
Which of eolrse, bruashf mo tne posel ot al Oo
r-rf the pot 5rr0rrry xhsre ra- accident happened
,ift ~ i, .-o,.,tfies. As the claim VIII De vel ar
theuieased AID enough q Tay 'nts,s's Le AtH1-
ion CJn-rSs tre are Eh hope. sIong the pettc3e
tt.f twill 70 tHough quickly Ire ssocA 3 1oS -rr-y
shoye ner sa6 r.rE Mere Sshse v cen sots nr ~
allowed ms Lh4fe Il ''.f-ttr r. .hi 80 ~
~ ,osn. of 4 IN sn record. winch a .steiv pre-
seI1ec u the .scAlvs. = " ssnias.sr lO2 EnTIrsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, CITY and

~ Couuy OF lok john La1 ArtlariJ LAbish
ahd THta BE wife. Tsoyh Lab al and isues h. wife, i'llc L.
bah end Mlra Iou-a Isaac ions. Mars r.t loaaE Isaac
~ John H. Young Niarl 4 iorag AID Rot, 70 T. Noln
10 prrs7ne 1t Judgment q this Court made N"
,utled VII be- sod p1hHr auction hy COLI
Chiffon Az % ih, Mricslt- EA'anse,n te Gus OF
New orb under r direction Of the undcrsel.i eifc the
day March twelve lock, all that certain
pee ard parcel -ud covered Oh water. situate
toe ff-t Ward Of the CITY Of New ork bounded
north esief D, ai late 1t The hef CAPTAIN Henry ker
.olhvcEfc ty iauu Late oi the hears WI
Edgar drcc7rd souhcry by Washington 't ant north
westerly ty ot Of hud granted by the MAYOR ALI
fourteenth september. thousand
bred eight the said lot OF n hcrn cr bed forty
width front " lsngn aad
width Ard sao ~ thrf certain lot
Of mefy covered with water tfaed yng and beng
" ard tie bounded
a q -aeriy
from the eouhrery Of Wet a. anil
cstshhhed By law, and runnng tcace s0utheastesy
Lrtlfr and sn inches the uof'hv-rrly
nor 0y The Mayor
uou1 oi4e Cts of Nc York o. ofer DcaHs or The
Peter Warren, hCIe ao9hcry aous the westerly 'c OF
1rty inches 'ey hundred and
and eleven rcre point re cfsey hae OF Wet de
..uthery tory rom he Vcr of gunrs
aud ihr1,e aoae} The sad Ne-tst iosiy AMI
ne place rs hgr with ut li singular hc
Lefefa nrLts sod apDIrenanCs tgrunio belonging
srne and al Vhirt tdyallre, and en
n that 81 the side o. Wet
the PREMISES t- herein described and
Hlasol RIVER AM al the zat and interest Of the
ard 20 The erected e.! HI said
"a a .hrrslr crprs-e adyfrfrgr md e1neu'. t-rf
!fcu auvl a.. Dated New orb January
sTIPHtN CANBRELEAG, Referee.
VIZ & 6-0rrs. Attorneys Tor Fiuu4a i-j lawfs
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NEWYORK SUPERIOR COURT-Chy

aud County Nv ok-.gr4nc. Pusk Jr at. Albert rn
h,e md Jobs Pnl- 10 ALBERT PHILLIPS nd JOHN PHIL
lips pcrulrf, You hereby oned he
rrnf ~ rrfi t h lied tNe Office q fte
C-rs sspco OF tho CIV Of Nrv1psk, ~ the Cty
Ia sd ,y tr iNruy tIsi day 81 OCHtr A. d. lad
tho uf ta' rlh~Taers 10 tir OaH Nc IL Wal
CITY OF ~ twenty e. -t.r hereof
N'srfr w'
thnu@tld hundred au,f
dollar and an-irfa ~uA interest theron f
9vr. 81 &C or. Ltitf-i alt cAts aol,fs a
-'y s. ton che o. tt. Jay ni JH 4. d. ls2, on the
huiteI rrfy dollar fry
tw-stn dog Ane-t 4 u. l-- he " owe bun
laL1,d ald Gostr arl t.ou cfufs nom
twelfth s~Itru :. D. It-, ord r i've t1a
ear Io che - 'fh a. IT
oof0r-r A 10 i-F- Res es ihr cot Of ~ gctpa-Died New
70 A. t-fot-r %. 49, ~FALLkNECHr n HURST.
rtlfu'- AfrBrnrys
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INDEPENDENT LNB-Tbrough TIotsts

D Or csi,,ru,s via As.inv1h snd P4ps'ne ,; ,l ~
end sp.i did steamship UNCLE SAN, Zho 'a,s "
Ls L sr.fr sr eel wi erve Neq-l OYk for Aspir|sh ~
r. Uicsy Feb ~ 81 =. H 7recissly. ron ~ 70 ,
fota ki,er TIE perform Of tss steamer -
Irsf ard recHd voyfses -r-s he -ss1fa e -
Bs.rs vii reach Astirw az n from 20 dAy~ w.
ste viii CONNIE, WIN tne and s).>>o.il -
4TEEA NEVADA 2Of6 turs, } u. NiiS1n, Y -,
ybct vil r. IN ies1ireFs a. Psnaiaa 20 'ecse " go,
se,s Of tie Urels Ssui snd - i'nfnediate o 20 v.,v
Geo Tifse ,teaInfmps both oeF ga q ,ca.a-jan
h7st Glass AZ ~ tccornfo0a,on, 49,, TIE .sbes
wiu b. srftieo ~ tae rlo- liberal Inane- 4 s ~ "a
end Sperdle Psfsef sCgs Evtry tteiiiyn 49, sreea
~, mi 81 ~ ~.,s ard ogers, 70 insoic 100 -
AZ con os, Passengers vii be ,4nasa on e. he
A,p ws end 'ate te Psna1f .i .o.e service re
good surgeon i sriac2,d 20 sa ", fsrt or pa axe
sypiy % MILLS, As'n a, ,h.s one. in accor
P.s-A Mataz WI % MAJ for lie accommodation
rf the rubiic
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SUPRFME RT.-WuLIAMCA CAIRNS.
- ~. - wv EL.ZA b. ~. N-EEEl ~ Az ~


fafursGsrcr oi i-1r1s NJ ne -Ir- Court - sue o.
Nr~l - I've 80 I'D -sn. Or - no r. IT, sact'n
IS JANIS . 1i-LEl AL f1rr, -rl-r g., 4fsla ID u--f
..l .. - .Irr-s I.serc', q. 81 'l- 49, Ntrl
a -c1 ci Nrv l-ft -. Oh ~ or f--ry get stssT.
4. lf-- .,r & '.laI l-T
A. I'D v1s E fhe it d i ~ Denz's- Z, - 10y o. Ne~
Yes e-s grEt parcel Ir --t-- oI h--s- Flntl- 1s
80 - Coo E1-r Tsr a. ,.as 0sn az -.
ilieo 'tr ot 70 ad Gas 49, Yam u ,a- l-, O.
e. o. - ~ ~, y. - ~, .t- s ~ ga ~, 3ls ~
81 20 80 ttl. So f- - 'ls1i f'i g. i- 3
10 li5 A. o. - 20 ~ IS ~ 81 - . 81 -
i.' sI- ~. -, ~.
s i.i 10 81, ico. III. 81, los % iiFiS oisS.
Az e. t~ ott-- I.rt.o o.. sad a. ~ 40 ais 90, -
-4P ~aH h1yc - ll-r 1el-r- a- -1e ar k-l'a %
Is - Nsri q - fss4isri Nsrf - Ciy
fes o-s iru-s - 81 4L To- 1-s- lrf-t - ~ 20
Es ans iisf - "a rse 5y - rut1o,r- ~
- T. - box bou--d - Tes-n al y-aa aT-nses
30 - alt - srets ~ tc slHrs "a Il ~ t<1 osasr
to -en-l Iv-i 40 fIg al 81 -yti. - TO
ru--r - - usksA hersce1 ~ -fh al lee aEr--
q -f-r-fs -ro.rt Hf so l' ~ y f-2
rari. - st 9a- i y :. s. % II. j. s1'- u
eat- ~ e. faf a,s.
Darl NJ. Iors Jsbr4sY H. i-si - o.
- NJ, Co. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
SUPREME COUET.-William r Martin and

bDtfsf a. VAR .ri0-f q ~ ~r i'f ifg hfrE y ne
lcisaali PHILIP luDDNG i"u .r- h.rey mod ard
required H r- tl. f,t-- s.tl h. il Tho
oic o tc CID. 81! Cav I'D Coy ~ fof. ol the eserui
lIy . .rI-.r .-'' .ld o. cI % 1e
std f-t o. cert ss, ~ tnrr or N 'nr Cy 81 s-v
1ers oIif fsr,r t arr fh- tfe n t- sufi1r+ on you
1.,r " the of -l,L .u t ' .srr te s
Ff. - tr- f.r i Do p.t -a o. SIS atteh I'd
i- -ucsa sgainst hs.ra AID tlsr.
lr'.rr too lu1bri 'lf ra-p rsif
losfs DTS ur~fyN o-i. Ou ~ n cfJ 90 feor " -. lri
10 s... r's ts- ton lib az 20. Arr
IT, t-i - cos's ~ as al-Dnsd s. Do Wsl - Ne
~ Js--af7 l. .srL EfEE>CN 4 PNfCHitD.
10 i.-f.wN-d Ptl'hs' Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave per foot Of Duane-st as follows
EXPRESS TRAM att AN. for Dunkrk aud Buffalo.
Mail TRAIN az 9 AM for Ill stations
Nay TRAM al 50 PM. for PlerInont and Sufern.
WAYTRAS at so 4. M tor Delaware, We jersey Cry.
EXPRESS TRAIN e. PM, every day ios DunAiTk ana
Buffalo.
Both Express Trains connect AZ Dunkirk With the LA
hcr Railroads Cleveland and thence direct TO Clnein
nail 40 10 Sandusky Toledo Monroe Detroit snr Chi
csso CHAS. MNOT. superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
u. y. NUDINIo' 10 III 'F7Fe77'' V717777 ~
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY connecting with TIE Pacific Nal steam
shp Company, oauying the great Uated s'ates NAL.
(.,i, through Unite1 States Man Line for CALIFORNIA
ard OREGON, via AspDwsn and Panama. Great red1c-
uon Tor second Cabin Steerage passengers the splen-
d u.w sua donbie-enghe Uubd states NAL steamsalp
GFORGTA 3OGd TINS burden, D. D. POr.sr, u. ,. Navy,
Cor ,nsnaef will sell on SATURDAY FEB 3 ~ o'clock
z pecssly from pier foot Of Warren, North RIVER
The Pao6e NAL Steamship Company has fourteen nignh-
cent frat class steamships plying between Panama and IN
Frsuesco cient number OF winch always Kept az
Panama 20 all tccdeu and prevent any delay OF
the moi, ana pssset gers on stnfnus No Efforts
h. spared the part OF Companies % send TIER pas
tef geIf through with expedition comfort ana saety hes
Of Far, A-yInwal: Lades Saloon STATE Room. S37i
Lover An end Forward Saloon do, 40; Secosd CaOln
Saudest SIS; steersg- SIS Rates Of fare from Pani
10 San Frunoisco CABIN, Sz5o Second CABIN $40,
See sre So Passengers will b. landed nc che Railroad
When Aspiuwal free Transit OF the lsihnns a. tle
passenger expense Persons securing through passage
The United States Mail Steamers from New YORK, have
preference Of accommodation board the Pachc MAI
Steamers Tor rt, ght or passage apply 70 CHARLES A.
WHITNEY, 81 the Office Of the Companies No IN West
~ enr NJ Warren Y
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IN PURSUANCE of an orior of the Snrro.

II f';e al he County Nev lo-k hereby gwen al
havs CLAIMS sssl., ELIZA W JONES bte Of she CIV
q Nev iok. deceased, 10 present tie with cheers ther
% the suther - her Place the oc OF Wet
Cover Nc "a W l' the Cy o New before the
first 81 Nav uea-Dat-c Nov lo hr h ly o O,fce- ls5a
o.U 'aWtmW ELIZA l. VAN ELECK. Al1unstrstrr
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DIsCOVERY-LES

II FEAT NLssT--lN " ITI'-NV
DLEY'S ORGANIC VfBRATOR.-Au extraordinary,
powerf email new y-inycut-d Instrument for Deafness,
entirely different from oil othersto suq1s snytnng OF
the kind that has been probably ran b. prJalc"d
brR Of the spne color the SKIN Is not Percepube. IL
Deaf persons hear distinctly tcuch aud a. pub
bic assemblies The unpleaant snsaOn OF singing noises
in the entirely removed and It AFFORDS Ell the assist
ance that possibly c0nld be desired.
To prevent mistakes be cautious and observe only -
be md AZ No 81 Lisreuard at NewNork Of F. T. BRUG-
MAN oaiy agent for America. Al others ore spnrlO1s
puce $ naed 20 any place IN he UHgn Che C,nadls Nc
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HOLLOWAY,s PILI.S-An adnlirable Renl.

HOLLOWAY PILLS-An admirable Rem
eSy TO. the Cure 81 Liver Complaints and Bad d.
ges;isr-Mg Nilson sea.lsEuss iAsely returned NON
Bs rcs, where he had been employed for scss- yss 10
the Hon East India Company Service. caed az Professor
Hollow AZ sestabsmeut few days 40 10 state the oeneai
he bad derived fro .akns the unparalleled Pills hsvts
slteIed from liver complaint Tor years with digestion
impaired that for months he could not take any soa
pa other reBae,s seemed 70 have e. g on las Ssf
oil but Hoowuys Pills acted wonderfully ~ eaisiis
tie liver and siTe fheuns the digestive orssns that hs Is
row cutie restored TO health.
Sod by 81 vendors Of medicines IN the ned states II
pois and boxes % SO cents, sig csns 91 CT - en a1
who.sls Nv tic -sl u fou.eg is The atci >tEte
sua b. Msssgr y Y. = n. SANDS ss.. ~, -l =. -
prolIistog No. 81 Strand LoleoR.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via Stoni,n,or

~ Cor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE NEW-REDFORp
and IAuN1ON.--Ths steamers MASSACHUSETTS ara
COMMODORE Of tbs l.Ie, now regularly a. hereto
orc, alternately. leaving Pier Ne North River fss wharf
above Battery place, daily Sundays excepted, sf4PM
AID Ssonlngten al O'Clock n or oc arrival Of the nss
uAlr, which leaves Boston 81 5 2 N.
The COMMODORE, from New Olk-M0rdsv, We'd
X sy and fn6sy. From StouiGstsn-IeesAy, Thursisy
AID Saturday.
The MASSACHUSETTS, from -Yerk--Tucssay
Teuistay add saturday. From Ston.Eet0nI 1ndAy We'd
nesdSy aud k.dSy.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
esly. except Sundays at 2PM
FOR freight o. passage, sPpy al tie oca no 10 Battery
Place. or on hoard the boats