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fire. roof Safes.

MORE SMOKE but no FIRE From SIEARNS
Ni MARVIN agar bscE down and show the white teath
frightened buck when hoty pursned taxes 20 va
t hoI ing thereby Bu gentlemen nay
YOU upon proposition. you accept ny cna
nse yrOsiso that make oath thar safe q 81 ed
according which and azAia ioe
clGirs oyantkeD 70 London Ne~Oeans ans else
where he Of thec BY representing be IKE
WRETCH cate hing al ftTaw" Vow gentlemen 90 Fop
not The proper element for Herring ami IN
(or in oou scoTch this Herring BY nfe
rsrroi prni you fsper longer With aud the pnc
but you the bar for trial which preeedes the
ecrtfn A., ..., -.
have following gentlemen who bave consented 70
,erve Wder Patent salansnder safe
toc"fher with Of tkkhlNr-
PAqFNq CHAMPION SAFES, and one Of WlLDERH PATENT
SALAMANDEK SAFES manufactured by with my Improve
and all other makers furnish ths Com
tee hir safes 20 be tested a. the same time name
gentlemen portion OF the Commute
Jamrs Libby. President Of 8L-Gv Railroad Company.
Johu Thou Banker and editor Of Bank Note L corner
Broadway and Wallet.
VIM. Il. DLEmOTe Of Adams / Co.'S Express
Simeon l. land Metropolitan Hotel . $500.
John GeoTge. firm Of George B0ther No iH PesTlst .
Now Gentlemen the soye welkno~n respectable Gu
whose cauno' be do bted and ask - nss IKE
within DAYS from th but IN case OF ygal Ia,a
compliance vi challenge se NUMBER
viii be add ad committee and my safes and one Of yoa, maze
teud perchn ohefsl will be subjected public trial m the
neshfohooo OF the Crystal Palace Wax up gentlemen to the
cGItAns office and settle. slLAr Z HEhINb
Safe Depot Nos. l35, 1877, and l3y WaisF-st
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Diaper n1arebouses.

EUGENE ELY, Paper Warehouse No - Fulton
H Constantly hand stock adapted to he
Dry Goods and Hardware Dcser GrOcers faio Architect
Paper rolls OF desired thickness shd width st
Manila colored or white A Cotton aud Linru fwues
DIAPER WAREHOUSE. L. DERRICKSON II
No les Futonsf offer for the low cot WrDs
Sagecs 1rish. French ard American
Newspaper, al sizes. weights aud qualities
Book Paper al weights and qualities
Tissue Paper coors and white Of the best qus-y
Hanging faper white aud coOrrd. different widths
Hatoys' Paper, thin. and Of the best quality
Cloth Paper S6x40 and s0xfS
English nsrdW Paper large assortment just arrived
sheething Paper OF the best quality.
Wrapping Paper. Straw. RAJ and Manila
Tea Paper Of different sizes.
Tar Roo6ps Paper. suitable sOr roOhs in rolls
DIAPER nj WHOLESAIE-ClRUS W. FIELD IL
Co. Ne II Cliast offer large aud Intelligent
AID desirable Eoeks Of Paper and
Psfer Mater shown IN the United states
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NEW-YoRK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

~ SsE SUMNER ARRASGEMESr-Jaly 49, iSoA .
TRASs SEgYoaK-fsr New Hsyen :,
"A 3 A NJ and SOP " Tasi p. n tam Ex2fesoo
Green1eh, Express Al 9 A sand N Iae ~ - ?
sofs STANFORD and BRIDGEPORT tbs " AZ StAzio BRO Hof"A
and Bridgeport, the P " II NsrSaf sad briizsPor.
Chester
s A NJ L1s SIS n S0FsAk sn1 a. ~ a1d Az r n 'f
P1rf Chester.
BosTos Hartford Springfield ani 80 -
"a " Ard n The 4 stops On A1rtird hif2Sa y n
Berlin and Add-etssa Hartford AID -psasH9a
n a. Hartford 0ny. a,
CO1neeaf River R.r0-d-EIprsss 4; Il ~
Nkse Aocuiains and HoltrrA-
Fer AccounaodA.Un Of the SeT- hsFe1 h1''- AL
sprszEfsd RAlrua1-At llSo A n Ea4 2 IL -, =. ~
Canal RGlTolt-At ard lL 4 n AGO 1O1'- - Wv"
Eayen A..
Tor Ne- Haven ari SezL0z1gs Rslrosd-As n % nor
sousngrou ProTidencs and p n % q
Hoosziouie Ssazflek R.rostAt A N Al = r n
Express 70 brr E-port al.
Fer D1zbsy la1 S0r-llk 1A'o a. -a 80
A. " and p 81 Erprea ..- i.
TxAfxs 10 SEE-Y0zK-Fron SswHsEs7--A aHaoassoe =
as 80 is n P NJ Express Il LI' "a - r y
Frous Norwsk Port Chester-Speca nAs
tr0 Sarrak As A IL fEsz Ps-tCa 7s-s = ~ 4 ~
arS{PN n, =,
See ARE bill Of Advertisements the sgn Hoes sd 1efpa
Hoses Esw-HsTsa Illy, 1853 GEO W WHISTLER " S1Y-
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THIRDCLAss PASSENGERS
hned number Of third LAS viii be aiken from Pa
acelpha aid Liverpool and fond n provisions
frol- q frun LiFrr
Certificates c. vii be zet 1ars wco are cesson
CT bT.rz inE OFT their ields eorresponG n rates
Al eHperi need surgeon vii De carried on eseh snip
Small Sr.fs drawn a. sizhf on El1iAnd
For fIeiEh 0 passage apply 70 THOMAS RICHARDSON
Nc IS Broadway. Ny and 10. Walnut st. Philadelphia
RICHARDSON BROTHERS. Co. Liverpool
Y'HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERs-The ships composing tsis Inc
the following.
ATLANTIC. Capt. West: PACIFIC, Cspt Nye
ARCTIC. Capt Luce BALTIC, Capt Co1nstock
ADRIATlC.
These Eps been built By co-,ra expressly io overnenf
Every has been taken IN then construction a. also u
he Ensnes strength and speed and ther .ceoDnoa
uneQused for eexance and comfort Price
Of York Liverpool N nrselA cabin s2c N
second exclusive Of size state 500 from
Liverpool Ne.Y0Ik $50 and go An experienced surgeon a.
t.ehea 10 esch ship No secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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6tationerp, ST.

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY
ID OEO A HICKS No s. Nasau+t, would e,l the attention
o OF y. & on hama also mad 70 order At
'hor notice Letter and cP Tpsss S3i' Papers EnP &c
Of deson at g g.e' Note. Dai s Of sIsh1 Sss
n''''' f"''' '"'''''' GEO. a HICKS, ssteuer
No - Naassus,
COLLINS BOVINE d Co, Stationers Hall Nos
~ ia Ind l7e PeAr Importers and Dealers in Foreign ane
4ccouST BOOKS Manufactured to sheys.
om the b English and American PApors Of superior ono
Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fancya Ne" STOCK Of the A
ea and best styles ,-,,,.o
An entirely Printing Oaee with Press. and
Fonts Copper Faced Gs Psi1d attention paid to ~ ''
~ the best American and European artists
nery complete fonts Of Copper Faced Typ and
,s improved the facilities of then establishment IN every way
shalt so%s
GREEN INK ERASER and PAPER CLEAN
NJ TR for BOoK.kEEPERs, CLERKS and LITERARY GEN
tee for the same purpose ever vet introduced
facility than the ordinary and leaves the surface OF
sasoH.l III E "a s snd 20
who also sole Agents for Green's Pencil Rubber
A. OTE PAPERS, Lace and Embossed; also Enyel
~ ope match suitable tor Bal Circulars Committees and b.
ers mskr the seeon for The coming Ban season should sI.a
Tickets oraes Of Dancing printed bronze AID eocred n
GEo II BELL staiOner and Printer. No ne Nssssu-st.
CTATIONERS HALL, Nos. Ia and 10 Pearst.,
- NY. between Cedar and Piness l-CoLLINs BROWNE
Foreign aud Dealers Domestic Stationery
the largest aud best selected stocks to thu trsde
this ali the various
the United ana Canadss
Bath Post plain and guilt edge Plan Oi and Embossed
Letter Note Commercial Packet and folio
Flat ap Deny Medium Royal sup Royal American and
Embossed and Colored Cats ard
BRISTOL Bonnet and Straw Board Blank Pass aud Ne
PoIAndg Boos Of ever y1e fIH @a d aaa ,s
Holders Steel Gallery with endless lstIent Of
ststioDers Coos and Envelopes Of eveTy description
COLLINS, BOVINE n Co.
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NEw.YoRK anal cAIIFoRNIA STEAMSHIP

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE VIA SICARAGuA-The Accessory Transit COMPANY o.
s-r.srA PrOgro ThrgaEh n ID Of ihs NAL OSy ne
gsas hros<h Teksx nciadnE the Ans Cro.s.1s Tie es
Dogts stesrzhp ST OF TIE WEST SO tsns bsa.n
81. <.s. rom Per 10 y r. a. Geoek N PF-esey ioI
san JUAN DEL N0RTE THURSDAY, De- p eonasctiss
via The ne- and hsore steamship sierra MN 80 20.
eufeen ever the NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROt Il e.Ens 81
t-.i,s % % and transportation Taess stea-fs are
n ther y-nf-on .nd accommodations For n,ofau OF pts.>
sPpy Suiy TO CHARLES MORGAN Asent So Bo~ ios 'es
THE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
Il SHIP 60 intend sailing their tsvOrte steamships = oo..
CITY OF GLASGOW 1850 NuiA1 NYne
tII1 Ot MANCHESTER Is apt kooert Leco
CITY W PHILADELPHIA 28o new ship1
CITY OE BALTIMORE. 80 rev saipl
YaILkpELgHiA
CITY OF GLASGOW ......... Saturday. Oct g. lsiS
CITY OF MANCHESTER SATURDAY, Nov s 1888
CITY OF GLASGOW Th-rsdly Dec & 1873
CITY OF MANCHESTE .ThursiAV. Jka. ) 1884
CITY OF MANCHFSTF W daeslly. Il 1855
CITY or GLASGOW W ednostsg Nov. q lass
CITY or MANCHESTER Weinesd,y Dec : 1883
CITY OF GLASGOW -. $500. WedaesEss Jan 4 lSS&
RATES OF PASSAGE.
fRos FHILADELPaiA FRos LIvEsFooL
saioon sr $40 Saloon sler >eroon1s
o. nidship ........ IS o. midship I'LL e.
forward IS forward ....l5 E.
Sfern -
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Drp Goods.

COTTON DIAPERS and TOwELINGs-5oca ses
~ PIT up in pieces ,Hs ssssn sTey. .nd anss,s7s =, e
CLOTH WAREHOUSE
~ WILSON @ HUNT Co
30 a. wulisnt- Ma1snsse Importers and JOB
saPs, .,o,s q Con. csncr,. vlsh Over
Ived. Lrsp Trimmings he to Eneh they invite The 'enssS
Of rerehsut tsilo- sDo u.suf,erur,r ofeiothins
DUNDEE GOODS.-CAMERON & BUTT, No.
Ds Broad of. for s4e b. tie .etsss BgriAPsitto nea
- qs:.. md .sy: a.. f.I "a. Dae o,pr Lss;
shd Hesvy Raven. Pafeens I~ne &c TO Which ne Ai9 "
FOREIGN sHAWLS.-The subscriber invites the
.isS91 Of Id. .Ss n GoRsI . q Ist as IA every
40 PIP .sflslf ~. ~. 90 y. ae q. 90
q raj India Cns Hair PERSIAN Delhi Ocean and Other EST
err ISo =. o. F hmr- Bob s1i
1r-seni 70 Iuoi,, noe- s..lr- p NJ . &C., n ~, bst
M reduced inro ms coun shrie -ns Pr ~.
Needle Loom" the wors u which spprorinste % tnS
q Ine e 70 qnf. ne sss., ST., 20 ee' ne
GO. BuLPlN Foreign shawl ,nd ooas w ,s
LALL CLOAKs and MANTILLAS at the Paris
i MsBun. Emporium No s Brosd~.gEv-ry noveiy FOR The
;fH s Bo Nd is n a mi and eo: q the '
dsrn ell imported and msn9faeursd expressly ior tne n
% ' city trade The "'S GEO sL FiS' 10 sis d@y -
lace and MUSLIN DRAPERIEs-One thousand
9s' oa Tos M % AID " L'1 70 s '' received
LADIES COLORED and BLACK KID GLOVES.
- 2too dozen u received tom A19ii01 d n, ave PEI
advance for essh- By dOOhE a @
DLAIDs-silk and Wool, silk and Cotton, all Silk
Il and al Wool. slLAs
Plaid Striped Chaatleou. and Black
NELNETS
Wide and Narrow. Black and Colored
AlsO.
HFRINOFS and PARAMATTAS
Persons above would do veil 70 cali AZ LODER
Co.'S No Cedar before purchasing larger Ass0rtnent can
b. found here than = ans other place IN the city.
DRINTs Light and dark styles Steams and Mad
der. in meat saretv ircudiug shifting Prns 81 French
ssls b. NESAlIH Co- Sos ~ and u bIoad"ay-
DRINTS -Steans and Madders. new styles, received
i from thu works daily for sale BY
NEsMITH 4 Co sos ~ ,ad II Broadway.
yVALTHAM JEANS--lU0 cases bleached Watham
w Jeans single and doubietwilled for sale by
NEsMITH Co. Nos s. and II broadway
"HITEROCK SHIRTINGS.-TheWhl terock Mills
w sup@rne Sinch bssched COttous ss -xsslpeT sser
uneqaed for perfection and durability sof
..lsb SFsMTTH Co Nos 50 and II Broadway.
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Ocean CLEANERS, &r.

EOREIGN EXPRESS.-EDWARDS SANFORD
respectfully announce that they are pIsp4r-d % or.d
k5 Freight AID Package; fE0T & 70 M 70 COT
LGSD' twice week to HAvRE PARIS BRENEN HAMsURg,
aiea ness 70 Ri PoRf FaL sfk
and all yas q AUSTRALIA van DIENAAs LASD and NJ - W
5st. nd By cESoS a6 5S3 saiSA
IA M HD once ey 1 %es 6s 10 IS srossy
TOR IA.-INDEPENDENT OPPOSI-
lac i b Mssh sf ana M "a. rom 100.
North Mort r. P n OF rAoASDA9 oi ~ 3s As s.
uy the trade ha superb DsEs saloon Il the upper DECK
SAM 3 100 ian. w@ NIs Commando, waeh Will sail froa
Psnsms immediately ste .be .y. u the Aaers p.e.ens
for direct without stopping a. Of Inc ler1ds
voyage round the Horn eatins al the rip.
ssr before & & D. .nsed Sa F.n With
twenty leading th- mails rom say- usual md
Eesmer. 50 well esabSed ths Dc surpeuous say
sonsIaSe seeHno1stions They aye aahca
eeni S and s b. PIoyo1ed u The NOS hoefA naaae aa
p. les th4R he Mammoth Monopoly lowest prices II
The .Ima roads ~, excellent srd. and the mule
per Panama Ss4s Of istL H. For
u 'fF'' Z MILLS Agent 81 csgrl.nds-t
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE for CALlFOR-
4 NIA-REDUCTIoS IN PRICE Of PASSAGE sisd stA.es
Mai steamship COmsny connecting Nth De P.te " II can.
. sn o SSs s1i isI5.s md f Fs. 1.'''
Al Iss,P o5 TFpRsDAY Oct i a &c es " froa pier
OF Wsrren-. the f.s, sailing steamer GEORGE Law C.Pt
Co-,rrys. ,te.rrr wISFIFLD SCOrT Lieat Blant =
Ihoush Csrna ~ h-se favor'e se.=f' can ~
te purchase a. the following very oT Prie-s 80.
FiTs Cahn through ilcket. .............+....l9
Secoue Calm through ticket- D. ....-....... =
steerlge though found 5et ard ooArd ..... .
made h ari by railroad and the facilities .or croaz tas l71
a. uch A. canuot Be forud sny 0.Ar ro1e 20 a:a F
ps-sse apns C. WHITNEY, the 0H1ee NJ ~ "sST'r
e0IreT OF Weren-si
STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and GLASGOW
IN Ol.s.gu s.a NewYork s-easiP Company powerful
ueH .eE.hp GLASGOW L1 sad ie ss-sPoEer koSers
Graz CommAaGeL vii all ron Ne~ lcr1 Tor O--<'~ -
sATUIDAf ~ No.eEoc. a. 5 y /. S-0eA 1.-- se
Fs Cabin lM.lship StAs ROoasl
Second Cabin. .-...''''''''
inH' '-'' stewanl- re- inseded
Appiyte JMcsfAoN No. - oioAA-ss.
rIyHE BRITISH and MOTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MALL from NLw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Pls4se
Sss'1a 0'''n From BOTTOM TO LIVERPOOL .,,.
Chef CABIN Passage IS
secoad Cabin PsslAgr.
he s, ,kia I3 60 J5Ss, ANERIcA Capt Lsiseh
81 1SIa Csrt Rvre EUROPA Capt saAs1on-
ASIA Capt G Lou. CANADA CzPL ss-s-
AFRICA Capt HArTs1r- NlAOAAA taP% 1T
These vtsses ccr " lie Lslt q -@A.--s@- $780,
,,srh.a-3 bow. Red On port bow -, -. o.
AFEICA Hsrri-on New fcEk Wsa1ssiay ~
NITRIC Boston. Wednesday i--l -
a. .EfS New YORK Wednsslsg lEn Uet
SHSaDA ster-... " sanesisy. eh Oei
asa New Y1Tk Metass4as - -.
ed1-siAy. "a NOV
AFRICA HLIE4on.. New orS. M-d0es9Ay ~. ~ 80
az Al J9SEir. New York .we3Essiay, Sota Nov
Berhs secured anIi paid or
Az exrerisnced s1rgeon On b0Ard- s--,s g.,
11abie ~
Bullion specie. Jewery Precious cons or MefAA n
5as are the-efol md TIE vkce thereof therein
f1Hs's-' " f---s' 'ff'' 3 CUyARD W. BoEaas 6Tsss
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From fox Of Msrray-st.

OCTOBER, l553.-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch,
OHEhsnd Dock Ocean House Port washas0n H9saf. Dk,
Doek tAddetosB aud Red Bank The sed spen
did stessabosf THOMAS HAlGHT Capt P Coses ell ssFs
feet Of Muyrzy-sr. y. 4 daily, - follows
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VII be u ra1ess convey Al 1ar ~ tes
s0arrFy lila Hzlr Line colnesDu via shs eost
Al yeFs1s rb6 trusting s boAS sSeoaat u she ovae
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CIAIEN Island FEKK1, loot OF WhlLtnaII-sL-
- ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEPrEHBER-Fas 81 eeas 70
QUARANTINE sTAPLETOs, Vanderbilt LANDING. DC
after sept 1855 the Boats vii leave aoar feio~s
Leave Island Leave Ssv-fork
From sAN 70 Jpn FROM An PM
Night from 10 md 9o'clock. Pare 81 cents
Rshf boat Sewfor o'clock Fare N eonnssers
Included
SUNDAY ARsAEczsEsr-Bos1 eTsrJ hsif atsr
An uz, P ~ Nigh boa9 O'Clock from the Isand 10 o'clock
from Nsw-Ycrk.
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Iron PECk-SLIP PlER! - FOR cnfeHsoufy,
Long Brzneh Hgh4ne Dosk Ocean Hoo Psrs Wa.anssoa
Mount. Dob B,ns Atdleto~n snd Red Bank TIE
srd srlenSid aeamer ALICE C. PRICE Capt. H. EAxytf ~a
leave Peek+ip SeSHsvea PIER Eat RIVER eaiy q ho~si
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BUFFALO. CORNING and NETWORK RAIL-

~ ROAD-EAIENSION % AVON SPRINGS and CALED0
hAs-Erprs leaves oornins AS NJ nedisssy
TIE t-rEa q the Day Express Sefork s1t ans Avoa
sFrnr a 14o r NJ heturnag lekves A NJ md
nees wh the Day Exprs EAs which Newfors seczt
loP.M.
n.h Ina ssFs corans ST. NJ ana sTss 9, AvOa s iee
4. " hersrrEG leaves 2 p n.
NiSst Exprsss Ehch arrives NevY5Fk sbo1. 70 A n
le1 Road eeg he broad vcrz< New Vera
RAiroa- :
and cal saiioCs troa Nex>Jersey . tazi Place
TkrOzsh tckets Wayl1ai
Avon Be pE0sEed A. he fSrk aaa Ere ROAA ohee
Of Duane-t. either Of the SLous
York. J. A REDFiELD Superintendent
Superintendent oee Bssso cOrnus .aS Ns~York Railroad
Coming July 2. lSS
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT. ia
~ NEw-JERsEY RAILR0AD.-U. ) NAIL and EXPRESS
LINEs-ThrogE Four esA-LsAse New York foot u Coat
l.nar-ss a, and NJ and a AL 2. M Leave PAl1i,
phia II n v nd 4 ~ sad q A1a 81 P "
ko OF Wanatst IS. 80 50 for sco1teias In the "
nom NeYo-k md and y p " from Ph@dslphA sek
els Old ass and throaxh bsAxe carried % a moro
Ws<hpston Sook and Cbkre-On the AID A. VI AID u sd
S%P ard connections certain Sfb extra ns oeaAd
time Passengers the terry - minutes before tho
- ln.li.h u. Mt 81.
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Earrings Pins BTaeea Finger rigs and Crosses for
sale ct much less than the usual prices.
All Kind. OF sod pure Wedding RIMS gold KEYS AID
Seals sod aud Pencils god and silver fhimbes Bracelets
Breans Cuff Ps LOose Par rnz GOLD and silver Specialize
sold Tootbpicss, Charms, ChateAn Chains &c.
siLvERWsRE
Sterling Silver Spoons CUPS Forks Pie knives Napkin Ring.
Fruit Knives Wedding Gaze Knives &c
Watches and Jwery exchanged All Watches warranted 20
keep good time the money returned
Wache and Clocks cleaned and repaired the best
much less than the usua by superior WORK
mon and
BY mail express all parts Of the United states
r. If rla
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CIXTY MILES DISTANCE sAVED!-ONLl
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY--Ne

~ Yors sonervlle Easton-wister asd
ser Oct 1855 Passenger Trains will lssy. s~. per
SeuIOrs. q A. ", II n and ~ r NJ new
York for sonerss way st5P Leave Php-barsb oppo-
8; ard 81 NJ 81 Le.ye sonnsrsis t~4l
This vits By the ~ J. hAirSad
Of Cogrtlandtsr
follows ron Plain
field E.skendse tc from seusre for PesPsek ses ron
rom KLsfon for beytdere,
WiIIesbarre Bethehea Allentown Asneh hnns &c &c
GEO II. PEGRAA Superintendent.
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feaal Noiiees.

A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE-Nctice Is hereby
~ all having claims asaias, sanae w hSunss
merchant late Of Village OF In the Coanty Of SAsArs
and se OF NewYor Of San FRANCISCO in California decssssd
that required the dolly 70 ns
undersigned he Office of Gardner Fthlsa IN the Village OF
JULIA y HASriNGS Admnistfstfix
THOS J. vAlI. Administrator -
G....u,h.~ 10 tess Of isw3m rhs
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eosnrrS ELf4s HiIGHi's sQU2S LINZ ra. oOaneesi0a
w tbs Boat All Eeols are fsd trusting tAs b'e' On seSo2As
q lhe Ozneu-
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1sJ3 MIST SAFE, Cheap and Reliable Rosie 1879.
October ATranEeTsnL -
kIRANy and NETWORK INLAND ROUTE

N RAILROArThrse Daily Trains oae Aeeonraod@;sa Ten
NJ daily Express Trims a. A and ~ r. ~
connecting Albany with Central Lac u Railroad AZ 80
with lines NORTH, for SAloss Splns Whehsl. aAS "a ee
The with Western and Hudson and Berssle Asl-
roads Chatham -Four Corners for Lebanon SPrins Onsa N
Monday. ,, W ate Hnd
where through tickets BE- prared ad e~<sas
checked fer Aba,y schenecdy Utica Syracuse, Rochester All
Bu-alo
Pssenrcr, also received Oome and Bowery and nth st and
Ah-av stations
The Will aud receive only Cro'oa
Falls and Chatham Four Corners
All other viii leave City Hall Station. Of rOnrev
oet s. ass N sLoAr. sup-rintsnaent
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en-rrans leave Chamberss; dai for Albany and Troy
Nev.York 70 and TroyOn and after MONDAY
s. 1883, the Trains will a. follows;
Isn A. NJ through IN hours connecting WIZ NORTH
Western Trains.
Mail Train A M.-Throush Way Trains ~ " snc p "
Express Train 7. MAccomnodaton Tram a. " r. ~
For Tauytowu at II z NJ a.
For Trains att NJ and ilO 2 NJ
om and WAY Freight and Passenger Tram al r. NJ
from Sistst
The Taytown Peeksk and Poughkeepde Trains stop a. All the
WAY Stations -, ,.A -, a., a.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS at p NJ from Csnaist Tor Albany
stopping at oil Way Stations -. ,,,,.,,,-,, = -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

1870 -NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE Be
CeDeDs TWEEN NETWORK and NIAGARA FALLS
CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD oPEk
g. the FALLS =, ,,,, ~,
Fxpr, Taius leave the Falls at Sis A. NJ and r NJ Mall
Train leaves at 1850 A NJ
Erpres Train. leave Cansndsisas at $50 A snd p "
Mail iap leaves 20 PMs connecting With Ex
pess Ms Trains the NewYork and Enc ami
md Elmra RAILROADS with Trains the Newfok Central
Railroad az Baisyia ard Canandaigna -,
Through ckets had the 0ces Of the Company the
R,s and Canandaigs and Oces Of the Newfork and
Erie Railroad Company the foot OF Duane aud corner Of DeJ
1t and Broadw ay New-fork.
- BROWN. superintendent
Office and n r. R. CanandaguA sept, 7,
iesS " w PALMER, AGENT 1913 Broadway York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

w GRAuAMS ONGUENT VIII DO Il in six weehA And Val not
stain OF hi ure skin This and mssoa bat
pos FL, and only needs trial 20 pIoye per ooe IN,
10 ann All OF the country O. GRAHAM No % Annst and all
drresists Brooklyn-Mrs Hayes No i15 Fultonst
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DUFFAL @ land NETWORK CITY RAILROAD via
ID NevYors and Erie Railroad HORNELLSVTLLE thence
30 BtFF % dect-Tans from foot Of Duanss follows
Gam buffalo ExPREss-Though IN IA hours without change
Of bsgrs IN for eamer on Lake
sl5AM MAIL TRAIs-SfQpping st all stations
SPIN ExPREss TsiIs-Afrive At Buffalo At y IL An
Tekeu Al No Court Andt st. and at foot Of Dusne-
49, ~ j q HOYr superintendent
~, ndt-s. Dc
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FDW'D X. COLLINS 4 Co. No s. Wallet " Y.
BROWN SHlPLEY 4 Co. Liverpool
JOHS gT-NROE & Co Rue NOrte Dame tes FctoEieS
Psr. or GEO II. DRAPER Havre.
owners Of these hin. be accountable for gold silver
unless bills OF
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PhlLA-
NDELPI-From Pier No North River foot OF Battery ace
Two daily, 10 and NJ Accumulation Lane at ~
steamboat TRENTON TO South AmbOy aence by cars 70
Bordenfown steamboat STOCKTON TO Phaielphs Fse
Express Line p NJ by Steamboat jolly roIIEe 20
Camden Through In " oara bAs
sS Returning Philadep hia at 10 A. VI and 2 p VI
NETWORK to MONTREAL, OGSDENDURGH,
IN BURLINGTON and 81 yOHNSBURY-By Railroad via New
Haven spnnfed Fellows Fa Rutland VndsDr White River
Wells RIVER Montpelier ST. Absns and R0uses Point. Ticket O
fees Rarosd Broadway aud Canal and 18th o.
and lhav Express trains An and N Baggage checked
'-'''s-' ~ FkASCIs HYDE, Agent No. l52 soaths,-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-12
a CURIOUS FRAUD.

Among the great number of impudent
impostors who have given themselves out
for other persons in consequence of some
resemblance, none have so much elnbar-
raised the judges as Arnold Dutille. in
the case of Martin Gucrre, adiudged by
the parliament of TOulon, in France, in
1860. This last was absent only eight
years. An adyenturer named Arnold
Dutille, who somewhat rescmbled him.
succeeded so far as to obtain possession of
the property and wife Of the real Martin
Guerre, and lived more than three years
in the family under his assumed name.
with four sisters and two brothers in law
of Martin Guerrc, who had no suspicion
Of their errors. At the trial SEQ witnesses
were examined. Thirty or forty affirmed
the arraigned person was really Martin
Guerre, with whom they had from infancy
been in the strictest intimacy; others. in
nearly equal number, certified that this
man was called Arnold Dutille: and others
found so striking resemblance between
them, that they dared not affirm whether
the person presented to them was the one
or the other. The reporter of this ccle-
braled cause relates that the perple1ily
of the judges was extreme, and that, in
spite of very strong reasons against the
prisoner, they were OH iho point of ad-
Judging in his favor, because of the mar
riage and Legitimacy of his children; but
the arrival Of the real Martin Guerre
prevented the success Of the imposture.
Yet the assurance and effrontery of Dutille
seemed to disconcert GueTe, when con-
f.onted with him. The judges were still
more uncertain than before, until at length
Martin was recognised by his sisters and
wife, to the great satisfaction of the mag
iStrateS