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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
Hle0ieal.

Al SIX SAI.yI if his whskers and mustache don't pre-
N vent him from catching cold Now 0nyuen viii force n
sss ay sS ''ss NJ o'f. 10
I sI AS eStte .s asn, aa Brooilya Mr.. Hayes
L'OR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU can be cured of
Di.hes Dy.tuery Cholera sessckne sn6s Loos-ness OF
st Esws ksenfs q r Efi' Nd az Toy Gram
a of oS.S s .s s;n s eR NE%aiS MD
For by druggists and orekeepers throughout the states
and Cansds
NOURAUD's LIQUID HAIR DYE is positively
" without exception or the very best invented
DR. c0unAuDs ssti.hed reputaton as
dryns in trouble and moreover possess the a1sasl
e nsl 1s
PmPe' fss1s chaps s. s nnf o a9s
eKsi. n ssd : hi Gloss RE$fSsSTvE md LILLY
tori 81 wsie Broadway and las w.'hnrOns Boston
HOLLOWAY PILLS, the most popuIar Medicine
for the INDIGESTION stomach and Liver na Of
bis life at sea- and portion OF that time in warm eli
and on such an extent that he impossible for him
He followed the advice Of medical men Soi a. e
LOwAYs PILLS and experienced much est tina, he
in taking them for few weeks "hen ne ouna MS
Sold 81 ali medicine the United ssts. IL pots ,pd
principal drug the United States and BY Nessrs
NEWYO PRIVATE LYING.IN INSTITUTE
~ Of South 9Th and sthets WianonTgh by Ut
a,e Examining Ply scsn fer the Corone- of New-fors
DROOF POSITIVE and SURE-We have sold over
go bottles sss Of I Ss. sens Ss word S
feethns for the ese e D.ensry and 1--WE.
.. .siacon In ed relief immediate aud .b-
sod BOYD PAUL Ii RING
q JOhn and B5Oadwsy a., 10 "a J
Brooklyn Price % cents bottle
CAND's SYRUP of HOARHOUND and NEGETA.
- BILE Is and esn-A dssh,Gd ana
and retail the ssnd- Mammoth Drug Store No II james. st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
Leaves Red Bank.

Th;s Rost will advertised ~ee,osr pei
- A. -sSin,ss 10 convey % al pz.1 o. trs
VIZ s - ~. trlsiins This Boa account OF TIE osnos
Yp.Sy-CUANGE of TIME.-On snd after the
"A s.-,.,her the steamer FRANCIS sKIDDY vii res1
~ ri.h trips esvrg New f0Tk err - - "a
and sAvt RIAL ] MCCULLOUGH Jr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

Eey
TsAISs gwfosk-For New Haven q,
and II 50 NJ 4snd SOP The train kI q e. d
sfors a. stamford and Bridgeport n Stanford Sowas
.rd bridgeport the ?. N 1t NorEsk AID Bridgeport.
ss NJ and ais ~ tOr and 80 and $40 P N FOR
Per, Chester. r
ca ~ The a II Hartford R4rosd a NJ =
den. Berlin and Mdde0~u Hartford and Springfield lac r
70. conneeiieu RsfosdE4press ~
for White Mountains and Montreal -
For Accommodation sins OF New Haven Hartford and
SPRINGFIELD Rsilrosi-At ll1o A and 7 NJ
For Canal Ralros-At and l NJ ACCOMMODATION TO Ss"
For Se~H.ven .rd Nsw.London R,ilro.t-AsA 70 Nor
foI sSaSe md N.ussiaet
DaHbary a.: So-wsk a. and Si
TIxs 70 YO,T-FsOT &c nm 4
From Sogw.k and Port ChsssPeea Aee9naotA,lon trans
from YOIwsi 'i' and i3o NJ iOu Port Chester AZ $50 4 NJ
See sse bill Of advertisement the station Hours snd principal
Ho.es New-Hsven July 1883 GEO w WHISTLER u ssPf
TOLEDO. NORwALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
Ie so.s and c1S.isad nd Pi,bas6
Rsirolas only Rsiose Line between the E, and est
The be., and nost expeditions route between I.A ' s
'na q I''' SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Or snd altar MONDAY MAJ 10 Passenger rriin lesve daily
tsUnS-ys eIeepiedl a. i0l.ows:
H.. Its. lis An Mil .............. s An
Ma. ~ EsP.e'' .'''-'''''''' 1
N9itE rs ~ Nshi IN
A. Toledo with Mhzsn southern anS N9rherr Tndisa.
R.os Tor chsro way and rosfh aeaso RID Roes
- Riroea ara Ieos Ryef forrns r@ = -
with trsius Of Md River ard Lake Ere Aro.d az
sas.iT crv srrnxfeld Dsy.on. Cincinnati ndsn.pois &c
- th .rs Of M.nsss q ana sssdaiy haissd ''
A. f,,rou viii tTsr Of Cleveland Columbus AID Cinenr-n
:. isvsS II rrns LAKE. share Rao.d for SewYork AID
p,on "a Basao sad AsanJ ard sr Ss~ YORK "a Dantirs
sAe'Et"- h''-H-'' -h' fr P8ILLIPs ssrern,snSsr,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

PrsssrLvAsn.-The Wing State Convention met slaat
Huntington the 18th Of August, and nominated T.e
MAS A. BrpD On eminent lawyer Of Phis5epha, sorthe
unerpired term the Supreme Bench, made vacant %
The death Of Judge Gibson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
LINE Tor HIIpsON and INT z

II ,rn,,r IaSDINGs Tae splendid ststrs. SOUTH
xTpIcH I'd COLUMBIA vii leave foot OF t-rfso1 ~
a.. ruocn q ooek e0Eneeins gh 100 5o1. n"
- 80 C-.:Ll I'd Y sdscn aud ts1tstJc AaIsSse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD. (via
IN Hev Haven and sprirxfed Below flh R.siana
insoa Jokssesry, Aontpes s. bsH Roues Pom osaeas
bursh ana Montreal SewHaven RAILROAD
Brcsd-ey end Canal and shsy Express rrAs AN
srd5P N p.xrrrs checked :hroa.h For freight sppyto
FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent No 80 Soatha
BUFFALO and NEWYORK CITY RAILROAOv VIA
ID Nevyes and Ere Rsilrc-d 20 EoRSELLSvlLLE tnsnee
BUFFALO foo. OF Duere s.
GAM ExraEss-Thrcush !, IS hoors INMATES WIKI
change Of bsxrsse n time for esners on LAKE
sam Nail TRsy-Stcppnf az all sts.ons
SPIN Expsrss TsrS-Arrive a. Bas,lo az = Il An
J. @. HOYr. Superintendent
w C. Tati1,pcr Agent. No Coar-landtst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
ALBERT II. NIcoLAy Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of So VERY VALUABLE

il LOTS situated New Brshton by order of o. Dsoswsy
Eso late Sheriff Richmond Co Staten Island at Auction-Al
BERT H. NICOLAY viii sell on THURSDAY Sept Ct II O'clock
hy order of o. Dsoswsy Esq late Sher
81 Richmond Co L. without reserve to the highest bidder
Building Villa Sites situated the beautiful
and romantic Village In the immediate neighbor-
hood Of did residences of Vanderbilt Mathew Morgan
John c. Esq and within five minutes walk OF the
Ferry
highest NewBrshton
handing and view Of che Bay Harbor and Mar
Gothic Cct;sge buit in the most modern style with
all the usual being about So feet front and rear by
10 exclusive Of laundry
kitchen bathroom ana heated by hot air furnaces together
with II desrsble Lots. =.
This beautiful property situated about midway between the New.
Brighten and Ferries and ia the immediate vicinity OF
The contemplated ferry improvements which are now con'nencd
The boas half hour from O'Clock NJ
npl O'Clock PM and the the last boat leaves Whitehall n York
III NJ which gives every facility gentleman do
business City NewYork DESTROYS making this beaut
fal place his private residence =.
Thss chance rarely be met with the this
unsurpassed being perfectly surrounded by water and
impossible TO take this view situated on the highest
elevation commanding without exception the finest
Pte in the world Should Thursday. Sept the sale
will no, take place until Wednesday the ih inst at the hour
ard place Terms and title perfect
For Lhogr pho Maps and fun to the AuconeeI
No 70 Wallet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
n1aifhes, 1fmelrp, ST.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS aud
N JEwELRY-GEORGE C ALLEN, inpor:er No II Wall

GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS aud
N JEwELRY-GEoRGE ALLEN, inporser No II Wall
JrLrs JvESrsiGs wArcHrA
Warranted perfect tneseepers from ....slo to $50
DupeI Levers si2s to ems
Watches. for timing hOs to ESQ
speeSd pocket Chronoete perfect LIS to 80
wa,cb run eight day. With once winding tlss
WATCHES, -
s'' '0''' come IN ''h' .scsp w.1car.
For ladies some in magic cases 80 to WV
Which ehrnse into three diaersu, to si7s
the hands without key sss 70 siio
Fine gold trn 1sI w..ehss io osi ho. s~ssd
as gee ptse WEI 70, The IS
Colo Ensah prient Levers 20
Silver Patent Levers low 10
Silver Detached Levers as low
Diamond Earrings Pins Bracelets Finger Rings and Crosses for
sale at much less than the usual Irs.s
s e .'4 Gs1 s 1s! so
BIt'I c1s Pins Loccf .o,d and silver
sLvssw.ss
Ef sr Eni, wv Wed en CAKE Snrts &c
Wses ewey exchanged All Watches warranted to keep
good time or the money returned.
Lnd of Watches and coeis repaired
much s than the usual prices BY very superior work
W;ehes sent By mall or express parts the United States
n S. JENNING's, WATCH and JEwELRY
Gold and Silver Watches Jewery and Silver Ware retail
much lees than the usual prices
RosErT wATcnERea Robert Roske Watches each
wtrraLted perfect time keepers
COOPER WATcHEs-Dupex and Levers hunting perfect
Independent Second and Quarter Second Watches in
sold hunting for timing boTses
LlDIIs ENAMEL wATcHES-Some in hunting
Fine Gold Ltpine Watches full eweled 3
Fine Cold Detached Levers full jeweed %
God Ensish Patent Levers from to -
Silver Patent Levers, %
And ell other styles OF Watches equally low prices
DaroxDs-Damond Crosses, Breast Pins Finger Rings, Ear
Rngs styles much ets than the prices
JEwELRY SILVER WlREAl kinds Of Jewey and > yer
Ware pattern variety and warranted TO be OF
the bes; quality.
in The hot manner o. 8 JENNINGS, No % Futonst-
" Wilismst, ". T.
OLIVER WARE-Vases. Pitchers, lea, and C0nee
kCservces Cups &c. &c.-Mears CHARTERS, CAM DUNN
inform the trade in general that they
have Mandatory from Merce to the spacious
q and "a Frnkor where, with increased faci
hope execute ell orders tho satisfaction OF their Gus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
5iationern. Sc.
PLANK BOOKS PAPER, STATIONERY

DEWIIUIFtTu. w.
BLANK BOOKS PAPER, STATIONERY. &c
~ FRANCIS LOUTREL No. n Maden-ane. COuatry aud
siy tGe suPred prices in quantities 20 suit Books made
.ofsittn Printing executed RACES Very
Mrn Papers Legal Cap ell styles Blauk Books aud Fancy
o,ey Laeie R,ticues Portfolios Chemen Gold Pens Card
Ses,s Manifold Lss.WreIs Dse and Dy journals for 1904
Vrrsr receive prompt suenton
kLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY aud PRINTING
,-ShOR6E II. Sell bss constantly hand weselected
e tt1k books om medium cap made OF srperhne paper
$500. With without Russia bands also aali bound ruled aud
% ltdgs DAy-Bookt Jcurnsls Cash Bcck Lawyers
A CAP and letter nl and aa bound made expressly i0r
ks, q ,ne Profession also, Blank Books u a printed and
Netf rcu the cificl patterns Ills ass3rncn o.
sse>d with WI Cd Tee attention Of
a. etatls Invited o. Ink stands and Pea bold
Ca Ac Patterns inkS fom the d1ereu. manUtacuIlcs
tie. r, , sna Commercial Note ruled aad va the quail
aeu;i0n pad printing B Heads Cards Circu
ks Chsek ifhoraphea nv pat aud printed
NsssS eLQkGE BELL Siatoas. Prln.er an Blank Book
.---sssftS Ne Us Nassau g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
Leave Sew-YoTk.

- SIMMER ARRANGE MENTs.-Fare 81 cents 10 oUARAN
IINY sTAPLETON, VANDERBILT LANDING. oa and si'si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
c. w HOLMES, Anconeer.
GALE Of ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARPETS,

- PIANofoRTE, Se:-C, w; HOLMES will sell THIS
DAY (Fy} sept at lOl O'Clock ell the Furniture the
fous'o house No III s5h between 9Th and Broadway
ne elegant Carved Mahogany Of Parlor
Furniture Satin Brocaoe Plush
Oval and Mantle Mirrors; Tapestry Brussels hreepy aud
Carpets superior Rosewood PsnoFoe Rosewood and Ms
hosny ns1bop Center Side and Fancy Tables Rosewood and
Mahogany Csd and Work Tables Sofas TeteTetes and Easy
Chairs Mahogany SpringSeat Chairs aud
French Bedseds MabeoP Bureaus and hrsnds sota Bed
esd bs Cur ed Hair Mattresses elegant G Chinese Vases deco
red Tea snd Teterie Sets Lace aud Muslin Curains Dalk
Lounges Mtbeop sdeboard Mantle Clocks Oil Paintings and
Steel Gandoles Extension Dining Table Crock
and Glass Ware Basement ard Kitchen Furniture Sc Terms
Cssh ana deposit required from ali purchasers.
TOMORROW, Sept. g. at l03 O'clock at the auction
Il No 50 Berksns: large assortment Of Rosewood
and Mahogany Furniture Of every kind and descriptions Carpets
Oil Chs Marble top bedroom and basement Furniture &c Also
.lo hand rnare. More full particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
ALBEIT n. NIcoLAY Auctioneer.
DEREMP0RY SALE OF ABOUT
rR-I50-A
CHOICE AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOT

ALBERT H. NIcoLAY Auctioneer
DEREMP0RY SALE OF ABOUT
I rY-I5O-A
CHOICE AND vALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FORT HAMILTON
AT AUCTION.
ALBERT n. NICOLAY WILL SELL -
ON TUESDAY SEPTEMBER b, AT 1 O'CLOCK 7. NJ. ON,
THE GROUND,
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES, 51xl25 feet-These
Lots are located elevated ground having splendid aud
cmc Of the Atlantic Ocean New-York Bay the Mar.
rows leland This desirable Property IL situated
nearer than the sections already sold and the
being opened aud graded by the
expense will be spared and besuty the
mound
will comprise about 50 Lots remaining unod OF
and size.
Steamboats, ply from Fort Hamilton several times day
which with the and emped railroad from Brooklyn will
render valuable accessible could be desired
sale will be liberal large share Of the purchase
bond mortgage for OF years The
title unquonsbe Of which printed abstract will be furnished
gratis TO every purchaser - -
se BY splendid keypo leaving foot OF Chamber
u o'clock NJ, on the day Of sale. -
r. should rainy, TUESDAY Sept the sale win not take
place till the fair day at the same hour and place
For tickets &C. apply to j. w BARKER and
C. SAUNDERS No. Nasaust: N McGRAW, No. %5 Broadway
or ALERT II. NICOLAf, AuctOneeI, No 40 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
DTFFALO CORNING and NEW.YORK RAIL

I'D ROhp-FXTENsION AVON SPRINGS and CALEDO-
MA train Ais F. NJ Immediately
tie rrve Express from NwYOrk and arriving Avon
sprips NJ Returning leaves Avon A ~. and con-
meet. the Day Express East which arrives NewYork about
loP.N
Mail Train leave Corning A NJ end arrives a, Avon AZ 1910
Returning leaves Avon at 21 p NJ connectnl with the
NiFb z, pres which ew-York about 10 A NJ
Tbs being the broad snd dgerns from the
ard Ere Railroad directly 70 Avon srrns The most comfortable
ard pedrious New jersey 10 that place
Through New YORK Boocs Wayand Coaesas and
Avon the Sewfork and Erie Railroad Once
foot OF either Of the Stations 20 New
York. J. a hE DflELD, SaPsnhsnasnt.
superu,endens Office Buffalo Corning and NewYors Railroad
=. r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
YJ,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
sT IN ~ AL gre AMFRS-The shirs conposnz this linz

ATLANTIC. Capt. Wtst FAtIIItr CHPt.Nyo
ARCTIC, Capt Luce bALIIc, capt Cons'oeA
ADRIATIC.
ships been built by contract expressly fo
service Every their construction
their Tnsnes strength and speed aud their aecommos-
ons for unequs1ed for elegance and comfort Price
Of massage from York to Liverpool rscl. cabin s2 in
second do exclusive size state rooms $500 fro
LIVERPOOL 10 $50 and 30 An experienced surgeon al
tached TO each ship berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

- -------- A MEKwis, Aue'ionser
v.xyGs BROTHER d CO.-Tfsde Sales Rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

County Of hereby given all has
claims FRANCIS Kip, late of the City OF ew-f
Starch deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof the Office Of EDWARD A. FRASER
ESQ $50 Ochad In The CITY OF Newfors before tbs
SeYork the ilth dsy of
lt5S aiAhGAhEI a. hirri Ehreiilh
auf2 euF WILLIAM KfPP, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

IN Trains leave pier foot Of Duanest. n follows:
DAY EMPRESS ct A NJ for Buffalo direct over the T. T.
R. snd the b. New York City r. r. without change OF baggage
or and also for Dunkrk.
MAIL A NJ for Dankirk and Buffalo and all Intermediate
sators BY this train will Night
and Corning ard proceed the next morn
mediate saioLs.
z NJ for and all
NIGHT EXPRESS a. 6 p. NJ. for Dunsirk and Buffalo.
EM0RANT IL for Dunsirk AID ntermediate stations
IN Sundays only express train IT . + NJ 80
The express trains DantFk with The Lake shore IA
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago, &c and ., Bufeo with
splendid Cleveland saniasky Toledo Detroit
nrd hcelo. CHAKLES MINOI. SUPPLEMENTARY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

An experienced surgeon On board -, O.,
The these ships will not be accountable for Gold silver
Sones Metals unless bills Of
a6pg the value thereof therein expressed
For freight or psssage apply to - ,,, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
II AND FERRY foot of Whitehall.st

be readiness convey passengers 70 al Psr.s o. w
country Elias Line connection VITA n o>
an forbid his boat account q me owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
bo!es bp Antilon

--...,r,oN VIII be publicly sod 70 the highest o'd'
4 VlE.s. psos,tore Of A. BARNES Co NO 81 Johnr'
~, e-rt 1853 cr.-fo1rtn pa Of toe ecpyfrn' OF
nrr en.sS bsos keeping Fs,ton Es,,rsn. rsm 81
3 s.n.d 20 Calvin Cutter o: Warren, Mas BY Ss.han
" Y security for the plf Eneni o. pro,nis
10 ssse Msy 80 1850 signed b. said trt.er ana
- pyran or order which note Sus 70: ssii sn.'sn
ms ssle satisfy the exeen'icn ana CO.. 1PDr '
- ----------A NJ MExwis, Auetioneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

In -Four HouT-Leave New YORK foot Of Court
iandi st. AZ q s. A. ~, and end 81 ~ Leave Phad.l
phia AZ II NJ KeIsng,on and & ", and " and 81
foot wsnui Fare 81 e. 80 for seeondelsss in the
and 81 r. NJ from Philadelphia Through tick
cts and carried for Baltimore
Washington Norfolk and Charleston the and ana ~ ant
with trains behin
with the is minutes before th
tr.its lesxe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
J. W. Brown Auctioneer
rcANT HOUSEHOLD FURNlTCRE.-C

~ S0splY SEPT 1853 a. No S, Annst large ant gen
- ert Of Ro.twood Mahogany and Black walnut Farn-
- Gsses Nerdgobes Brussels Carpets Hair hatsresscs
80, BEDS Bcddnx chns pnnsr Set go pieces oSss ware
sian Chars M1Aossny y. W Book snc Library CsSes &c
- sale positive rain O. slime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
JAMES CoLt Anc ioneer. $500 ..a
<.ncIr md pEkfMP I0ki SALE OF 100 LOIS

III :. Ipcon Jsrusiea = l. sEPTEMBER6 at oeocs
COLE son will sell at suction on the ground
l. beautifully situated Lots for gentee private
esr<s Thee lots eli convenient 20 the depot cru enc.
49, I've being portion OF the properly lately
s,, 10 stephen Tysou Esq They must be sold On ihs esy
10 on hard chap can On the day
~ ,hs ears the deptt AZ the south Ferry At
-. commit o'clock Seven trains each way daily
~ or,b Ferry about Parties wishing 70 20 can
a half price Office zoo: OF Atlantic a. Brooslyn
for &c cell on the Anc"on'o'' w" ~
81 Rsokixn and No NAssIuft. " \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

NDEIPHIA-From Pier North River, OF Bsttery
Two In dsiv a, 10 and NJ Accommodation Lane At II
b, steamboat TRENTON South Amboy thence By car.
Bordeuto.r and STOCKTON philadelphia FARE
- Express Line a. p NJ. By steamboat JOHN PorIEx
Anbov Grct Camden by Through y hours Fa'
as Returnir- le.ve Philadelphia 10 A NJ. and Pr. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02


~ York sornele and ncins MAJ lSs3-Leaye
Pier No North River for Easton and ntermedate places
~ ard 81 r. NJ and for Someryile at NJ Returning
leave Phipsbugh. opposite Easton at and 10 NJ 81
EzabetLtown with trains by the ~ j. Kan
road. foot Of CouItlsIdtst =. =,
connection with trains from fol-
Psnfed " Wedne sisy and 81 p NJ on Satn
for Bskendse somervile 81 daily for Pluessmln
and Pespsck White House A NJ daily for Termination at
NewHsmpon NJ daily for Belvidera kc and at
daily Wkesbare Bethlehem Allentown Maueh Chunk ana
Rrad
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

MADAME DURAND's CoNCERT.-There was very
respectable audience at the Theatre last niglr,
listen TO Madame DURAND's Concert, which was
very respectable concert, and gave very general
pleasure and satisfaction. Madame D., without
being JENNY LIND or PARoDI, nevertheless possesses
a very pleasing face and fgure,-a sweet voice
and easy and Lady-like carriage upon the
Stage. The man with the olin-MoRRETTI-plays
very we'll indeed, very we'll and Signor NovELLI is
not unknown to fame upon the regular operate
Stage by the way, he seemed to take offence at
accident, which certainly intended for no
disrespect. Some gentlemen got to sitting the
counter of little defunct bar, whereat ginger-pop
used to be retaed, in the corner just inside the
door, when 10, and behold from the effects of the
Maine Law, something else the counter g mater
ally gin OUT dropping the gentlemen on the floor,
with something Of crash, and bang. and some
audible smilings," generally known as laughter,
&C., which interrupted Signor n.
Upon the whole, however, the concert was very
pleasant, and Coming through the Rye" done with
great deal Of arohness and spirit. The Troupe APP,
pear again tonight in different pieces and we hope
to full house Dolly Journal, 1lh inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14
G. C. Bronson, Esq Collector. New York.
State Fair.

We take pleasure in informing our readers that
the accommodations for the approaching Fair will
be completed during the present week and we think
they will be found ample for all the purposes de-
sired. There sixteen of ground enclosed
shelters and stalls have been arranged for cattle
and buildings have been provided for fabrics of all
kinds agricultural productions carriages machine
~ and the like Floral Hall, it is called, is the
main building, and near this is a refreshment room
or saloon for the ladies. Wells have been sunk in
different parts of the enclosure, to afford plen-
tful supply of water.
We are requested by the Committee of Arrange.
ments to notify the ladies that Floral Hall will be
completed by Thursday morning. when it is hoped
they will take charge of it and decorate it suitably
for the occasion. We have no doubt the ladies will
respond at once to this request.
We continue TO hear of arrangements in various
parts of the State for attending the Fair The alten-
dance will no doubt be large. and the occasion high
~ interesting. Standard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

BUSINESS MATTERS We understand that the
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce, at its last reg
ular meeting, resolved hereafter to buy and sell
Spirits Of Turpentne, without separate charge or
allowance for the barrel. This regulation to take
effect from and after the LIST day of November next
OF course transactions in Spirits will be made with
reference to this fact.
We are authorized and requested to state by re-
sponsibie gentlemen connected with the commerce
of this place. that no hesitation need exist among
Cotton planters in regard to market for that
article in Wilmington. Full and fair market prices
can be- and will be paid for any amount which may
be sent here and the known moderation of all
charges at this port should give it the preference,
or at least secure for it fair and equal showing in
this branch, from the communities placed in con-
nection with it by means of its public works.
BG%The steamship IIlineis arrived at New York on
the l0rh instant, with ST 225o0O in gold. Her Cali
forna dates are no later than the Star of the West