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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

WORCESTER, MASS
A TTEN1ION given to Surveys of
n REAL ESTATE,
including the division Maps, Plans &C.. in Az sections
of the County.
Estimates of Water Power made, embracing fall,
amount of 6Owage. &c.
Particular attention paul-to surveying CITY Lots
HIS experience together with and perfect Instru-
menls, claim for him share of public patronage
Also Architecture and surveys Of Brick and Missionary
orders promptly answered
Z. NO extra charge for travel. Call and examine
Specimens.
" Office, E. E. ABBoT's Real Estate Broker, No.
1888 Main Street.
References James S. Woodwork, Esq, E. Il. Alb
bott ESQ, CHARLES Hersy, Esq., Worcester Joshua
Eenshaw, Esq, Surveyor, Leicester.
Worcester, May 4th, 1853. my6 diff
REMOVAL.
THE Subscriber, having taken an Office in Pane's
Block, No 236 Main street, would respectfully ten
der his services as
Real Estate Broker,
20 any persons having property for sale or to exchange
either In the City adjoining towns, and would solicit
the attention of purchasers the following Schedule Of
Property, which he offers
f. OR s A lie.
Twenty valuable House LOIS on the beautiful fat in
the western part of the city three the corner of
Aus IN ana Oxford streets. Also several others, lit
tie north westerly, on more elevated ground and two
on Fruit street, Also, number Belmont 81 eet and
nofth ana one on Wellington near Main st. Also
two story Dwelling House ON Wellington near Main ST.
LARKlN SMITH, 236 Main street
Also, number of Farms with from 20 to 200 Acre
of Land, each.
CHARCOAL in Urge or small quantities. rebls-dr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23

Seed Potatoes.
A FEW Bushels, extra quality. For sale by
"a p. LATIIkOP,
apo DIFF % Mechanics st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23
FLOUR,
'TV4m
Premium nalarmtus,

Premium oaler@tus.
II AVlNG made arrangements wi h The manufacturer,
ii VIM. HYDE Esq, ior the sale of his Premium Sal
erGins In this county, prepared TO furnish the
trade superior article in half whole bills. the
manufacturers prices, This Saera;ns hnvng receiv-
ed the first premium at two recent STATE Fairs in N.
y is now offered TO the public Nth the fullest conf
dence, and warranted to give satisfaction.
LEE, SPRAGUE Il co.
Worcester April 5, 1853. apr6 dawtf
Grass Seed
! N Store ana receiving by X Road from Northern
1 NJ y, and Vermont, large quantities Of prime
Reapen TIMOTHY Seed, Northern and Western Glover
Seed, Northern and s;nuhe,n Redtop Seed all of which
VIII be sold wholesale u1d retail at the lowest market
price
Those who buy to sell again are respectfully invt ed
TO examine stock they will find the largest and
best selected outside of Boston, and prices as low as
the same quantity be bought in Boston market
LEE SPRAGUE q CO.,
mChS9 fAWtf 40 Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23
R0es'6 Provldepee &Worcester Xpress

EVEb : ETCV!U6DC6 q WUICbSI6t ApI6ss
By Every Train.
1.-THE EEL PACKAU Els Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
s5.e,i= and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
ders attended TO, with despatch.
Packages and small cases forwarded aud other Express
business transacted Fail River Mansfield Atleboro',
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bis.
ul, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, War
wick, Nickfelj, eace tale, and Wakefield r |. and
Stunugton, Conn.
OFFIcE.--American House, Worcester.
Worcester, March 6, 1852. mars DIFF
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TAKE NOTICE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

THAT f. E. ABBOTT is still in the field and hereby
informs his numerous patrons that he is prepared
to serve them in the capacity Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-23
GROCERIES. &c.


OF the different kinds of the quality for sale low
~ by the Dbi or smaller quantity, by
dawtf LEE SPRAGUE& co,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05

pastor now said why, it's stranger than
any story in the Arabian Nights. A uren-
adler made a dean But what did the
members Of the consistory say to to til |
cannot imagine %
They kept me long" the Young
man replied, cor should have come TO
share my Joy with you eight days ago
had scarcely announced myself and banded
IN my diploma with a request to be ordain-
ed, when the gentlemen as may be easily
conceived, declared the whole affair impns-
sible, and sought to demonstrate this To his
majesty IN long petition. The king re-
turned IT with these words, written with his
own hand, on the margin
Il have examined him myself If M.
does not understand Latin he can afford TO
keep some one who does do not under
stand Latin myself
FREDERICK WILLIAM
As they did not dare to trouble the
king again in the matter, they proceeded to
ordain me, after an examination TO which
voluntarily submitted"
The young man thus ended his story. and
our kind readers can easily imagine the
rest We need only remark that our hero
made an excellent dean, and for many years
held the living of P.
In conclusion, we are bound to state that
the above anecdote is historically true, and
that we have merely repeated the family
tradition. Still we thought it better to re-
iraln from giving the real names, as the de-
scendants of our illustrIous grenader might
not desire the story TO be publicly known ia
connection with themselves
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
luottbn,nu s State Journal.
punished EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS 81 50 cash 10 ndvancc s7o0 Il poymen b moi
nde boz ldvuuoe interest always chaged from the cud o.
th0 yeIr
nnis and communications. and acknowledge yment fol
bakersfield. J. n. PnNrEOl,
Bfnokdeld, p. ", SMITH,
cabot, e. &. BROWN,
Danviilo CHARLIE =. DANA,
Tinofe. + g SrO1T
u,,iepafk. EDWARD 3. SAWYER,
Johnson a. vs.. SCOTT.
Mar hfoid, T.. ID. rU IMAM,
Norrisvilie. =. g. MOVES.
Niidieset JESSE JOHNSON, u,
Nonharld T.. SMITH.
Orsnae. CARLOS CARPENTER,
pairfaid 4. r. HANCt OFT,
~onth rdwick, &. ~ilraAN,
stowe JOSEPH q. RAW NoND,
STAFFORD, WILLIAM COLLINS,
south stfsffofd, DANIEL 81. JUDD,
'rnnhiidrp. AARON IS KING,
Wsushahl and Faysfon. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren. FRANKLIN A. IS RIGHT.
Wa. thury aud nuyhurF, a. SMITH,
tgtitttnfluvn BtRtF rRlBE,
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05
CIR 1)low ano the Goc.
BY T.. T.. WALTON.

''iie that by tho Piow would thnve
Himself must either HOLD or pHivr.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

MuRpTR IN AEELA COrsrr.--At Dennsvlle Anslia
County, Va, on tho 10th inst, John W. Lynch an old
blacksmith, Of that place, shot servant girl Of hs own
killing her dead Ii supposed that he 81 the time a.
boring under mental alteration, from the effect Of drskng
IyDns CoRs on CAPE CoD.-Ths yield Of this grain 10
The cara are large and well filed with IL golden kernels
Many Of the Ees have produced from 90 % % bushels 70
the acre. tia'n'n'" isss sssf.
Dr. Wiiheupoop, whose death wa ann sneca week
TT borough n C. was the grandson Of the Celebrated
Dr. Wftberspoon Of Nsss1u Hall who bore 30 eonspiea-
our part IL our Keyoiaionafy h'''sy' ana hyned the
Declnsesioo Of Independence
Fn,sKsT PiKTY ,--T'ke Richmond EsqTir0 hss al.
veyteppent Of gentleman 20 sell his property portion
Of which ssyes, because he wants to spead the bal
erce Of bis days a. & missionary.
The Canadian Editors pouring vials o. wrath upoz
the head Of Francis Hincks for having opposed the pro
pozed Canal he Canadian sde Of tie SAT- BE. May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
Professional Notices.


A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENT OFFICE
h-GiE IT BRITAINunder the lave the cost has been
much reduced opposition have been abolished except at
the Great ProyisOna Protection" for months gvea
10 ali demand Before the expirfton
this completed DISPOSITIONS be entered
aEpEcaon when notice Of inn 70 pro
three
uent o Government lax each Of those PERIOD
FRANCE, BELGIUM and HOLLAND-Pa'en re Ersnted iof
leeD according 10 the demand As formerly
AUSTRIA de able county foT patent perry under the
laws . lately modied. 81. =,
Special established In the principal capitals q
Euiope s-rspondence with this Ohcc hcnce important
Advantages be afforded Paieues not otherwise Attainabe
end oher legal documents cnts
into language Full information these subjects can Dc OBJ
ssnsd of J. + PlksSON NO. D "sli-st
mr. :. NJ ELLIOTT informs his patients that after
sett the practice Of Ophsnie nsdieine
and suIery Will DO from 10 o'clock Mondays eGnestays and
Friday, only No 4J8 Broadway
AW NOTlCE-DETROlT Mchigan-EZRA G.
SEAMAN Attorney Counsellor Law, having returned 20
the Courts Wayne snt the ne Al
horg attend the collection Of debs in the United
SItes Court n Gay part Of the State Of Michigan
REFERENCES.
CLARK Watson Co. New-lork. G. Desno Esl- Ney-Nor
Johu Il. Prentice Co, y ETsstas Corning c. Albany.
Charlie w Rockwell Fsq NY Hon Abbott Lawrence Beson
NOTICE.-Dr X. BELDEN has resumed his pro
~ ou city No Greai Jonessf giving special stten-
Diseases tie Luns Consumpoa) and Dseset q Females
Ohies hOuu from ioio3P NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
Ceqal Nollces.

CORPORATION MOTTO Tor the REDEMPTION
~ Of LANDS and TESEdENIs sod for TAXES s1d CAOLOA
WATER RENTs-Pgbhc E0,re hereby oven % tas 0E9sf
and Pers0s Interested "a ae tn9; sa4
The q CfoSa tf
fofthe year rreucs Ma l25 l8c sEdlg A ~ l-'
End Tor tie Of ;he ycsT is9 e rsi er1
zrd a. tueners redeemed ION the sd .is
Be found Poss eGF gtpsrsr pna.-a asd
sch ests1 tzt1s - sc-lb
Il. srs sod AID E0s ee,'d tie szosnt and
Which they sod 0nn tAs
IT, ~ dernron will expire kc &c COpss II I'D
ietssd fcisnents had ~ 1f jag 20 Conoers O1ce
NevYort A q ELAGG C0lglEo-ers Ohss -C0lLo.lers o.
tes Oc.e ser 4 1854 c5 1ssf~FdkTs
IN PURSUANCE Of az order ef tee Surrogate Of
t County " f1rE nocs = hsssby pers1as
F.rrs cu srsls. john HARRISON ste Of The cy u
Yof -uca1 dscessec . grsnt iae ID vs1Ssss leFc
Il O. lher-s Allen. q b. Nc 3 Whia 10 t4s
Cy NeEiOk bf re- t5e d. o. April
asil-la.d Asg-Ses6. ne zf-h al y osl,sal, lst.
css i.vfaT LHCliA. j. ALE Z, HGs.stgr.
ALIzsT MrHIw. Prefer az EEessor ae d VsIl4..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
Goal.

ACKAWANNA COAL.-Furnace AMI steamer
~ ze. fr .e ~ the Delsrrre ard Hudson Canal Conrs
nTst 50 md ~ per Roudout and rn riTef
eft ,dded EeY6rk Apply the o-ce OF the CoCqtsT'
Eo. 81 Wtl.ft- Aew-fcEL
DITTSTON COAL-The Pennsylvania COsl Com
PAW prepared farnh superior Whe Ah PI-tson Coal
order suitable for snpgnt a99
oorresc purTose. from rs boss yard. IN this CJi .s
The Cou1psny's aies such a. 70 .ns'
Il 70 i've rood dispatch vessels osns ron .~en
Fu the deliver Of Goal for aonesc pr
pee. Apply !. o-ce Of Broadway and Wsi-'
DEA COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal Company have
Pes Goa sale Also few Of Chestast Coal In
orir. az their oh &c, corner Broadway and Wsllst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

A DAUGHTER OF PATRIcK HEsRr DEFEsDis' nth
FATBEH-MTs. ID. =. Winston. al aged widow isay iofm
.rv The vile Of Mr. G. H. Winston deceassd oil Virgins
and who resides In humble cottage near Alen Aa
daughter of the celebrated Psnick Henry, OF vng'osot
revolutionary memory; and We notice ths late number
Of ne less Herad contains from her,
correcting statement in Wits Life OF Patrick Henry.
wherein l. stated that In Of his earlier purchases
of lend he Il blamed for having ayaed himself 81 inc
existing laws Of the State, 10 paying for IN the depre-
ciated currency VI the country nor vas NJ rec rom
oensure on account Of some participation which he sad
TO have had in the profits Of the Yazoo trade Mrs..
Winston say. that Mr.. Writ not acquainted with bsr
siLer and mover saw him. and therefore had 10 depend
upon others for his information The charge was ofoaynt
asust him when he spoken Of az the successor Oh
eu Washington and being conscious Of BIZ limo enee,
he never took the troable contradict H. hn war; his
wife and the mother Of Mrs Winston no"eyss wrOss ~
be ressurer Of Virginia the subject and thai oilcsr
rerled that the money paid IN gold and silver MT
Wrston admit that Ter father was concerned IN ue IA
zoo rurcbsse but she adds that the gel Informed need
he told that many peIsoos Of unqnest0nabe integrity
became purchasers II the lazoo stock, aud thai Al tbs
crninaiy Of the affair attached to the orginsors VI
"the scheme'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
steamboats, ano Railroads.

NOTICE-Ch Of Hour.-0n and after MON
~ DAY Oc "a the Of the FALL RIVER LINE viii leave
fewYoIk geoek teng hour earlier thsn h-Tsefsre
w. BORDEN, Assnt.
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passenger
~ Ira eAv foot Of DU1n-st a. f0ho
DAY EXPRESS al s A NJ for Dgnkirk.sad Buffalo
MAIL a. NJ Dunkirk and Badso. s1d insEned sss
By thu trsB VII usi1 uhi a. any .ta-
Corunz and proceed the nex
ACCOMMODATIONS y s. NJ for Delaware ana All inter
redere rsfors
NAystS s. P n Desvsre and al internet1te ssons
NlgHT FXPRFsS = 5 P. NJ. for DEusirk snd bgfso
EMGRANT P. NJ for Dankiis add al intermediate sson'
On -srfavs Only express rain a. p VI 49,,
egpee rsas Dlnkirk with the Lake snote
roel for Ceyeard Ciuruua ChcSxo &C a1d g. bliae WI.
tc splendid for Clevelind -anaasfy Ioeio gs0"
ChicaEo CHARLES dlNOI - etintenl-n--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
NFw-yORK SUPERIOR COURT-HENRY NJ.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN AT THE NATIONAL
THEATER.
To ne ESi,ey q Tie n. Y. D'6s~s.

To ps ESi.y u Tie n. Y Tf'Ss-e
SIR: In The Tribune of yesterday l notice card
signed "Yox Popuh," whose author complains tha' no
has been either misused abused by myself and en-
ployts Ii not opening the doors at the exact time has
given vent 10 so much dspleasure, have nothing 10
saw Blu, the fact is that the day referred TO the
cssmen were at work, adding additional pipes ana
be time IN Getting the connections OF pipe made In so
cure manner This explained TO the satisfaction as
thought of all | am aware that great crowd hai col
places in the house Vox popu taking the lead and en-
erng the first box door open There he ascertaned rom
the usher that ell in that box were secured py
msndne tone demanded of the ushers another place 90
cordng to hjs selection have not now, nor wl rave
any persons employed in or about my esaoshel. wao
ans NOT most gcntemany In their manners such mon
are mot 10 be driven or commanded like the poor slave OF
The south All that they require TO know are the wishes o
INV PATRONS and gentomany and courteous troa'enS WIZ
a. opce bc extended Your obedient servant
NshoSaI Tleatsy, Monday Oct. "a 1853 H. fohpf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

E-l---lr l----f
i1rss-1d = t.~Aa ''''l~ 90
irc.adl-E ards fses ..-
THIRDCLAss PASsESSEES. -
ial arntl Of thi-a class psscS<c Va BE ihAen ifo-a In
.deria AID Liverpool sld iJa-d II 7ro.-ssnS -,
- .... s Ifca Liverpool. %. so
grcs-. vi sssafc all Be- li here 70 P1r7s WIS a7 aAt-
81 irirr.rr rr -ieT fierds correspond 70 rat1s
Al eSper-cssl s-rr-on " b. csrFird "a --cA sap
drafts 'Elf On Engisld -. esoss
For f-tifh ISlarE- -Tqly - lhOAAr RE
NJ - tlc 10 =
re HARRISON BROTHERS q Co tAVerPe'i-
VNHE NENAORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
4 sIllrs MAil sIEA3IRs.-fAs shiPs ceapssas a. iHe
she following
ATLANTIC. 0Eqt West fAllfiSt s1glh 49,
ARCTIC, CAPS. Lee bA-4ie' -4y- S@--a-
ADRIATiC-
Tese shs have been ti b. eolflc expressly t9f
.sryoe FTerv care keen taken 10 taeE n -
tbeiy Frres 10 rsure E-srEh and speed A. e-f
80, ~ rss.rrs srs uas-i for elegance .na osl't rfee
OF rassses ton Sew-York Liverpool iH hEItei-s e-A
secrra exclusive l-e 3f cara sEe sac f''ilA
Irrerroo 10 NsYos I'D &- Al e1Rseocs4 s-iseo' "
tzche3 each sh.r- ~ sri. 2 Ist5 "a u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

CroIocIcAL SURVEY IN MIssOURI.-We learn from
Franklin County that Professors Lttsn and Shunard Oh
the Geological Survey have been for somo days past
aiming tho mineral region the haranec, west OF me
mouth Of the Bourbeuse and hsye inspected ths ysss
Iron Mines The Virginia skewes Vallos, Berthoid ~
enerallys Massys and other lead mines 10 thst negn
boThood.and the Copper Mines OF the Stanton Com
peny Gamble a. Bredell Andrew Park and others Al
The Stanton Copper Mine they have made fai measure
nents of all the underground workings, with view Oh
forming en- opinion Of It's probable richness The workings
of this give bet insight into the copper
of Missouri than il afforded by any other tDcay III ns
State bat what conclusions the geoogss nave or "ni
come to in regard to any Of these propeFues cannon
Of course be known until reported TO the next legu-
lstuTe . 49, ,.on,
We are assured by those who assume to Judge rom
extended exsmna that although no copper mine mas
vet been fully developed Missouri yet there sfe nics
lions entitled to much consideration going to show th. We
that on Lake Superior At the stanton Nine the copper
seems be associated with iron Of remarkable purity ana
identical with that OF Masys Iron works ON the hesd OF
tbe Nnramec with the Pilot Knob and lren MOUNTAIN
ores and ores found In various other localities IL 20
Heyed by the members OF the stanton company s .n
iron may probably be regarded a. the Associate on
copper wherever appears In the state and ths y,sr
siren ghcDed by the appearance OF smah Yu.nunos %
oerbOnates pyfous copper associated win he IRON ~
the Nsssy Iron works Should Il turn out That bess re-
mhksbo iron formations surface signs VI copporB
will be tested at the Stanton Nine-we may expect m
fw wears 20 have Of copper mines worked N MS
souri, Il s certainly worthy Of remark that the iron mines
ON the Maarmee all show signs OF copper on being oug
into ard all the haarmeo copper mines on w1on any
work has been DONE rich in iron at me surface mae
they were regarded iron mines only until copper was
accidentally discovered few years ago. Bat TIE copper
mining now going will we hope, afford as ISOLATION o.
those Questions and the geological survey VIII give thas
solution an official character. st. Louis hePa'hes''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

EDN'D l.. Collins A CO. No , "a--r-r y
BROWN SIMPLIFY 4 Co Liverpool 49, ,-..,,;..
TOHR KT.uOE Co. Re Ea-re DA1- 90 f-sssi'N
Pa ~ GEO a DhAfEA 49, ~
Toe Il thsss SIPS vu not . src'li- 80 M,
- la frac- oltlrF. rracl-s Zones a.
s.5nf Eens eTgor All the ssus ssef-9' aeis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

Dainis, GLASS, Sc.

ZINC PAINTS-THE NEW-JERSEY ZINC
Il COMPANY EAsut.osarns these Paints Of '.pera
sssify, a. Of . Sich warranted PURE
srpercy respect q Zine Lead Psnn vel
sbhsd and thy legal q1snyl rs4J double re 50
endure mach evnt that he cost e me On
amer y n the lons rehJf Ersst
They fOE ae b. the principal dealer. y th ssd 0,o ~ ~
nznufsetarerf piees ard By the Company AE-nts
NAMING 8 soUIER No - oey+- HeU-IG1-
ZINC PAINT The undersigned, agents fgr the sale
IL q White Cxyd Ct Zrs manufactured b. tue F-7nET.nA
ard Lhh Zne Co prepared receive orders i5 ne ~
CID the E,tersr Ct Ire ree % Is eTaent
rerortT over sauksctae and ~ aosf sue
cssful petition viii the bef; q farelzn
Dess can eonfdsnce depend always c5ssnr .ay d.
q tbs Paint which vii te found 70 recon e
fer yuy srsst tody AID EnioEE wheEes Prizes AID terms AZ
rarse On tie nsossu tera. footing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

i COCs TWEEN NETWORK .ad NIAGARA FALLS.
isTfss lc.rs. S.s.,. Fab as N. Nal Train
IAs ET;s- nm leave. o.a.Sa.,ss. a. M TIE N.l
he .Sa Es .sS c.s.aS.is. al Elafs Ra-. .oa
he N.ll Train comes. Nal r.in Ire c.a.aA
bread Tsiss. Ss hal the oee fAs osnP.sy At tA.
Es Rsosa CeSPssy :, 's Of Ds-Os' and corner Of ps'
B-sassaS, CHECKED shrSuss sossars- ssr s.ndlia.
Superintendent. Ole. sad y : R. casAssssss oci IL
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE-Sew-York Central
~ N eS. eAh Gar St'' c. sa al M
.s u, 1say BSsaO Nsssr. Val. Des
s s1&t SHw4oS sSd ESpEISK atpsox
IN time for ESrrv Tr.n. e. Basse leave New
YcI y Hudson River ROsS, ssS N aas aiTe n Bsaa'
through to saso IN IS hcu and 50 rssS
.y Win steamers West No ehnss q sss-ssa
Issny md Bss.io .plssda ss ',sssr' NAY FLOWER
- - 80. H. E1s Fr, ron the ear mailing the rip
70 eIc hours connecting with Express Trans On Aas
Pr ss leaTs csessc on The efrs. Express r.ia, CON
sa sso sise To Gsena via chicago sni GasaA
Railroad TO Milwaukee and other Lake o va a's.s. ~
Ike NeYOrk Freight contracted AID forwarded WIKI the great
For fSTo1sS ness.sppy a. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE or
FIoE No III Broadway corner Of ,s1 A,...
SIXTY MILES DISTANCE SAVED only
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE carrying t1c ureA
Neern L. through Mai tr Chicago aud s. Louis Milwaukee,
Racine Aenosh Gnd al ports Lake Mchizanrhroush from
Buffalo % Monroe 10 Il horrs. without .andtaz-
The following and Enegused Steamer form me nos
between Buffalo and Monroe 800,
EMPIRE STATE J. wilson counAEdsr leaves ba1@4o Nun
0DAlS and THURSDAYS
Buffalo TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
NORTHERN INDIANA T. Pheat, comm Andef eayss Batso
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. ,
One ofthe shove splendid viii leave the Nchsn Soet
Railroad o'clock NJ dsy Except saodySl
directly through Monroe without landing In IL hoa
whsr the Lshuins Train viii 0e IN wsns 70 axe psa-
gers Chicago hours arriving next evening after ssVs
/ Buffalo
THE LAKE SHORE RAILROAD IN connection with this
hne n the o1y LIE Of Raroa9 TO Ceaso and a'
| Hines River
For tkoagA cksa NewYork and Ere and Bzfo AID New
York City Railroad Batas By the Peoples Line Of steam
boafs hudson River Railroad Albany and ba-lo apply 20
JOHN PORTER Agent No rs Broadway, cor Dey st. NJ
STATEN ISLAND FERRY foot OF Whiteaall-st--
- ARRANGEMENTS FOR sEPIEM 5ER-fN- ST .eus 20
QUARANTINE, srAPLETOS VANDERBILT LANDl No. On
Sept, 1854 Beats viii leave every boar Is oows
Leave Staten Island Leave New-lork
From AM 70 7PA From AN 10 Q Pm
Eztt boat from the Island oeoct. Fare 81 eeHts
Nht boa from New York li o'clock Fare ~ eentA eoua''ts
/ Ecluied.
sVxDly AasAssENESr-Bcas every half hour, sfer
AN until NJ Night boat. o'clock fo the Island 10 o'clock
from Ne~-lork.
/ IRON PECK-SLIP PIER = For Shrewsbury,
Ions Branch Highland Dock Ocean House PsFt Wnnnsion
Mounts Dock Browns Dock Aadeto.n AID Red Bank TIC aew
leave Peeksp SewHsven Pier East River daily ~ follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25

All Freight required 20 ts on uoaId afI N VI UeV'e I7 ' Vt
narting II -.
Stages readiness . all part. Of NE
eountr Es Habits Line connection with ths oo.
All forbid this boat account Of the owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-25
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Pass'
DFCJ-TAp nan. LINE. for BOSTON, PROVE

III DENCE FFW-BEDFORD. and TAUNTON Inland Route
without change detention carrying the Eastern H
VANDERBILT, Capt Jo~l s;o1e aaa COsihO
connection ~th ne SSn9z'os Aue
Provence boon and Providence Nalr9d ieAhs
sv ,srndsys exoestedl Pier No K wharf aoose
B.fferyrsee O'Clock NJ snd ,ningon Al ccoea NJ OF
., ne tirv, 9th Nal train which lesvre Boston AZ
Thee unsresed for strength safety speed cono
az elesance The oeces expererced and sentVo ~
IRE uafu pero n any eher Beng
shorter direct the tFP more pleasantly .ld
whe arTs rely on reenos ne
raoa in advance hose BY either o. the other routes
IRE COMMODORE, fon New isrk-M MONDAY WednesaJ ND
Frfav FROM souin oB-TueSiay Thursday Aat o1flrds
ne C. VANDERBILT h1I New York1uefiay Ihufriay a1s
Monday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY
EB-FsSensers arriving Al stoKnston proceed nsisdi4,e
Providence, Bottom Taunton sd oea-
fys a. h. accom- luoda from S0nngtOO Al A u
accompanies che steamer and train through eseA
way -, -. -, -. ~ mad.
NJ pier No = y h the ehce. No 10 Battery place