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c8 The subscribers inform their the public that they
have removed from the position they occupied No
tres strret, to their store CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL
STREETS.
They have fitted the premises with ENTIRELY NEW FIX
TURfS and invite the attention old cuomers
the their carrfy
Of WA Giles AND JEHELRI Sill YER and PA TED EaRE
MILITARY AND F4NCF GOODS HYDE d GOODRICH,
.wSpWem O Cana antR ROYALS ,te-is
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II R S 7 IN + A HI 0 N.
ii BELDrH,S BAZAAR,
No.. CHARITIES STREET. No. Z.
HATS, CAPS ndUMBRELLAS-Gen,emsns BEAVER IOLESKIN
and cAssiA MERE all colors and patterns
LADIES' RIDING HATS-BEAvER SILK VELVET and CAsst
MERE;
YOUTHS HATS CAPS, all coor qualities AID patterns;
INFANTS HATS and CAPS, of BEAVER CASHMERE ANGOLA
and VELVET American and French Anuf.e.ure varied colers
patterns and qusiites.
"QUICk SALES AND SNAIL PR0E7Tsn
P0LITENESS and FAIR DEALING STRICTLY MAINTAINED.
DIS sptf BELDEN'S, 3 and Chnrtrcs If,
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WATERLvG PLACES.

r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER . .ysEN
y CItEDLF,-vrn.sr Arrsagsnisn..-rORs y
orEAS SPRINGS RLAI all ntsredtsts ertsnrg
her .,ip PAsCtSouLA TUESDAY and SATURDAY q ese
westTha splendid packet steamer
Walker haiti ssprag with superior
Communications - Paaesasin kalrosd sysl at the
Lake o. the Cars "A fsIo~s;
TUESDAY so,sii eur. wypvEspaY Evssrse.
THURSDAY. 10 s,e.aek cs-,lFRIDAY MORNING.
sATURDAY....... o'e'ock eIrstsUNDAY EVENING.
On TUEsDAY SATURDAY she will 90 . . PAscA-
GeCLA, esrrying mails sn5 pisesysu
promptly Saturdays Tuesdays Thursday
rorn'pc. R. GEpDZs, AT,pt 10 Bark P1vs. nsi
NEW ORLEANS AND CAR II cTzzzz557ffsz5
4 y BOLTON RAILROAD. -. .csrroiton-A
F,susE sw 0risaas.
Iiorss cs-.-sK A. ~, ., 10, and iihp.x.
Steam and hour afterwards ustD ~ NJ neu
Gssiy.
From Cays1sn;
For,s c,rs-s a. ~ Z, ., and IsZ p.s
can Trsin-s sad hour Afterwards until nsn
Sv.iy.
Children ,s.n Bun
LAFAYETTE LINE
z Tasss Cars the Depot, 10 Baxsnns
Departure u Can.
From Lafayette. and o'esck
5eis D,pos, " h1onDs street. u asd
Asr which ne Cars viii leav. each Terminus hssn minutes
Until . S'coek ,. 4.
Thea stsf, D. 10 md II ~, from the Depot.
Aed ~, * and IoH p. NJ, from Lzf4ystss.
FAEH-s Chi drn
- hsa-s2fel Night Cara fov Parties, Bale, Meetings.
psd when requred, ssr the above u>n-ousd bssrs dt
n EEEEDCnn
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RIVER STEAMERS.
COAST.

EOR GRAND PRAIRIE and all ~y
rnlg Lover ccas- Fses-t n. ". goSEs.-Th< ts
f-st n 81 JONES A. asfs-
The
ssTrRnAY At N ek, r-iarAiug cy every WE'D
NEsD4Y snd SUNDAY l. The evening.
~ ansrs snd shppsvs ry s boat srn1nl M
% entire For freight and afpy On sssr o, q
s., Loss street, Or 70
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vuNHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOB
GKY.LIGHT DAGUERREAN SALnON. NJ,

Sk Light AGUERREAN SALOON, No.
~ 70 CAMP STREET, New oeahs.-The unde gned having
their sao at Camp street prepared LIKE
MISSES variety and styie patrou.
10 The Ladies and Genem
ing the city, requested 10 call and their specimens heo
procuring Licenses elsewhere. Perfect satisfaction ALL
nj 3m j., G nARROUN co,
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Tf- Messrs Editors. Pleas,

70 order ship IkIMOUNTATN, from
.th, marked 81 P 100 tales Bsgs marked Pr Is
Co. ard 10 D. will please ths bs Of
e Dsehsr2g Clerk he Lvee ohsrw the. Will
~tnr @tp-pse and risk GEO w. HYSSON 81 Camp dis
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4 NEMENT.--1250 bbls. Newark, landing {
~ Favori,e, H. S. Bradley and Fiielis, cor sale by
JOHN G. HARDiLL 4 CO. 81 Magazine st-vt
l Agents OF Rosendae Cemsnt Compaty NJ
ark N 4 r9
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walleav SATURDAY December "a. al o'clock r.
NOR VICKSB URG, WAgRESToS, ~ =
n NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD L@3tssS ~
MY, NATcNEz. FORT ApA-is, BAYOU SARA, l2AzAss8
BATON FOUGE Sanriay Weekly Vietsbng Packet
Steamer SOUTHERN BELiEThs mrEnifc-Ps and win
SOUTHERN BELLE captain j. M
freight apply board
10 SMITH 4 FIailSTER, Is Canal street
Belle will take Yszoo with the privilege
0fr;,hRlsSs ;. c., ON IN, s,o, q, Canal street. q,
Tf,rrsdav n,orninx rscs,ys fesb
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9EFfEhSON AND LAKE tn II 6
- PoNTcHARTRAIy RAILwAr-Ak$ -
II connseiion Csrotoz Rairosd-FKOXNkW ORLKASs
TO LAKE POH7CHlRTRlIy.-
IRA
From Hss0,lssss via cayotos) Lake PesseAa,srsis
WEEK DAYS.
From TivOi Circle Dspos1K " Tx and ~ ~, ~
SUNDAYS.
From Perdido and riv Circle DsPo-1, TO- u, 10
lf,r s,er.H.
From L4ks Po.Iarraa Via csrofss)ss ssso,ssss
WEEK DAYS.
To Tiyoi Ci-cIs Depo1L ~ IN NJ IA ~, ~ tend sh +
Careh.en o1iyl
SUNDAYS
Ts Tivo CT Gle ad Perddo Dero.sTH ~, ~ 1oks III.
AN, isS5pX. AZ, az, ~, 81 ~.
E All Trains land Cantn
On Week Traits stop ONLY Hass sisa and Jakot
street.. Eagsaxe received st Depot. Gully
CArIolton
rel. and Lsks,
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MI AUAME D., celebrated FORTUNE 49,
1tA TELLER, respectfully informs friends the
public that she all S}4
aaaits through life, her resienee No. FRENcTMEN AZ
STREET, between MORGAN and Victory.
Cant so senth
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Es5 Mtssr5. EuItors: Please announce ina
WILLIAM HALL Esq will ts b. Candidate before
Democratic NomiH sns csuvesin Ter the JUpGSP OF the FRS
DISTRICT COURT by Ii. resznAass o, ID. Hon. John
Isus, 10 will he supported by nu1ssro=s FRIENDS. MS
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CBkscENT OFFICE.
Thursday Morning, December az 1883
C0TT0N-The demand continued active yesterday and
notwithstanding the weather the rs.ehsd
5000 bales, at full prices
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

DEATH OF Amos LAwRRNcE.--Amos
Lawrence, OF Boston, brother ofAo,
bott Lawrence, and distinguished for
his liberality Of sentiment, and his
noble benefactions TO various public
charities, and to the cause OF educa-
ton, died on Thursday night last
Though an invalid for many years,
he was seriously i'll but a quarter OF
an hour.ufsr iii ro .s4,fy5lf r
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

An old sailor, at the theatre said
he supposed that dancing girls wore
their dresses at half mast as a mark
of respect to departed modesty. g q
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

DEATH PROM THE BITE OF HORSE.
David Francis, one Of the foremen
of the stone-work on the new Court
House. living on Buckeye street, had
one Of his fngerss severely bitten by
his horse lew days since, and died
from the effects of the same on Sun
day.-Oin. Gazette. 75 s5ar -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

W Man is greater than world
Than a system Of worlds There
is more mystery in the union Of soul
with physical. than in the creation
of a universe.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

Always pay your debts to gentle<
men and respects to ladies. tH''
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO, JANUARY 1s, 1883.

II miles 620 feet
track, $1,000 77,79s 90
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

(About S94,45O per mile, exclusive o
contingencies.
Stations aad Equipment.
STATIONS AND WAREHOUSES
At Gallipolis, $4,000 90
Raec'n c'k, 5000 90
Centreville, 5000 90 %
Jackson, 5000 90 ...
Byers, 5000 90
2 miles turnout
track, 10000 90 .rrirr
4 passeng'r en-
gines S75OO, $4,000 90
6 fright engines, --f H.'
$500. $4,000 90 -.t i."s ..
6 pass'g'r cars, a a.- 10 ,a.o
$4,000, 1900 90 -as
60 freight cars, ..'7 ....
$500, $4,000 90
- .- -.. 100 non. m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

lCaras fael faHi9 efH15 S
.sgsb on yllid; giIo @ 3HDaml
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

.'15i Total. aH1gd sia Sq22,OO0 90
Nett profits, so per cent. Sl11,O00 90
(Being more than 10 per cent. on the
capital OF SLOT, ,000.l .-, .,y
CHAS. B. SHAW, C. E.
Richmond, Va Dec. 8, 1859.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

Total cost, including all
contingencies, g 2 S1,O77,09l 90
sll (Being s94,59l per miIe.)
N. B.-All details Of quantities and
prices will be found in the calculation
books. -'r.. .ul
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

iIsw sisHsE e2f-.srsr.r e e.dsL
-ro9 t1s e.a3a sd 7o ss'5ianaa d.s.
to ia9mHs'aDq eli rCE iii5 saf , {.
ssas edf} ,aemaa ais4sai ssa no s.Eis5-
Omit slacs ssiie if1G .gi;,ics iraf.5s i
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

-. ..--.-.. ...,., 226,OJI 10
(AbOut 2o,ssS dollars per mile. exclusive Of
q con tlnNaurs@~ N
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

Total strict cost of road &
equipment of 1873 miles, 988,174
Add 10 per oent. for cons 1 st
tingencies & engineer'g, 98,817
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

On the Location of the. Gallipoiis,
Jackson and Chillicothe ailroad, By
g. r SuAw q r
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

To those who advertise larger liberal re-
,ction viii be made. v6 'r.a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-01-13

Estimate of Revenue.
10000 passengers,43 miles, lU4
3 cents per mile. -a 77,4oO 90
10000 tons iron, SO per s.ra
ton, -rllur rh 1l hr 10000 90
100000 tons coal, so cents
per ton, r-re-r sa, ta $4,000 90
10000 through tons freight. yts7 a-
81 90 per ton, -., ea $4,000 90
Mail service, ... $500 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
~~~<~~~~>~>~~~>>~~~>>>~~
STATE OF TIE EASTERN QUESTION.
~>o~>N>>o>>~~~~>>>~~
The Conflict at Isakchi between the
Russians and Turks.
>->~~~~~>~4~y~>~~~>>~~>-~-
The Reported Passage Of the Danube
by Turkish Army.
N~Ny>~~o>~~o.>>>~o>~~~
The Reception OF Mr.. Soule by the Queen u
Spain.
Slight Decline in Cotton and Breadss1fls,
&C., &C., &c.

The Collins mail steamship Baltic, Captain Comstssk,
arrived this port at yesterday She left Lverpo
Wednesday the "a instant and experienced dur
ing the passage succession Of westerly gales.
Our thanh due to Mr.. W. H. A. Crary, the purssr
of the Baltic, for the latest news.
The from Furope-particulary from the DAhubs.
is impor ant The details viii be found interesting TheT
are four days late
The Arabia from this port Oct. 49, as oil Holyhead
O'Clock morning of Saturday, 2oth At 22O p ~ slowed
her engine at the bar to wait for water her trip being
reported nine days. twenty hours and ten minutes
niseu time.
We received BY this arrival the Singapore Bi Northy
Circular of ths 18th of September. Australia gold dust
quoted at 82s6 per bunka The imports a2d ets'-
ports of the article, at latest date, not given
letter without dats from Tunis announces the sud
den death Of Mr.. Heap, Consul of the Uni ed States
The circulars report slight decline in cotton and broad
stus-very slight; but sufficient to check speculaaSa
for time.
There had been destructive riots at Wgan, in IausA-
saire.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

THE CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS FROM fHE kAsT--iHR
TURKS CRos srssG THE p.NvsE-.oBJEcrs on RUSSIA
RrMoR OF A PTrGHEp BA7TLE-EyCITfNG iSTHREsr
roR NEXT SKws--SEwSrArER EEpoGrs--THE RUS
SIAN GySsoArs AND TURKISH BArTERIEs--COH-
YLiCT AT isAEroni-REroHTED LOS on gIrHxR
sIpx-rBx LATEST py5rATCBES
Ths arst note Of that is anxsusy the ears.
o, Europe has Sesn yapdly exchanged FOR noss Of
peace then again Of Tts three days sines hast a.
vices brought rspors from The Danube announcing sssos
lively an engagement and arnisca- ths eoumsaes-
meat Of hos.itss end the coaclunoA Of . truss, We
without detailed particulars sf either Of these occur
rsuees bat the Loedoa press believe that The pacss In
,pgsacs Will h t0c1A ne ucrs saAs,AAsiAl AsA "a
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Massachusetts, State Elections.

BosToy, Nov H. 1858
The vote in this city to-day very large. All the
wards but have made returns and the result is Tor
Governor-washburn, whig, 7,l73; Bishop, democrat,
2s5t; Wilson, free soil, 1871; Wales, national demo-
crat, 7S6.
The vote on the acceptance OF the constitution
stands-Yess 3226 nays, Ssss. Six whg senator's and
forty four whig representatives chosen in Suffolk
county.
Returns from about sixty towns indicate that there
has been choice Of Governor, and that the
stituton has been defeated by very decisive VOTE
SECOND DESPATCH. EsJ2
We have returns from seventy-six additional towns,
which show the following result tina acceptance
Of the constitution, viz: Yeas. Is, 700; nays,
$685. There is probably election Of Governor by the
people, but the wings will unquestonably have large
plurality of the Legislature, and the constitution is
undoubtedly rejected by decided vote.
The wings greatly elated, and celebrating their
success by fireworks and other demonstrations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

REPORT OF DfSTUA;ANCEs CONF. RMED-ARREsTs.
BAIu1MoRS Nov. IA, 1853
New Orleans papers or yesterday are re viewed.
Dates from Hayara of the 4h inst ceived Ia that
edy, confirm the report of disturbances e island and
in the city received Saturday via ChaYl, Ston Some
thirty persons belonging to prominent families
had bsen arrested.
La For del fDe which had been distributed Freely 10
the city contained but article In that it is stated
that the aboon Of slavery and the revolt of the blacks
are the objects had in view by the British govern uen
and that revolution was the only remedy.
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From Baltimore

HEAVY SALE OF RAILROAD sToCK-MADANE SON
TAG-CATTLE MARKET.
BAlnNoRE, Nov II, 1853.
Four thopsard and three hundred shares the Bali
and Ohio Railroad sold TO day at average advance
OF ten dollar. per share.
Madame sontag will give gratuitous concert to
to the children Of the public schools The tickets fr
her concert to morrow night are all taken.
At the cattle marke: to-day l600 mead of beef cattle
offered 200 scld 700 driven eastward and 2O1
were left over Piccs 81 so s3 10 hoof So 81 2,
net. Hoes-But few in the marke: sales at 81 60as}
per hundred.
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Markets.

ALBANY, NOV. Ia, 1905
Rscsipts-F1our 900 bbls.; wheat, $4,000 bushels;
Wheat duli but prices Hrm. sales, 1000 bushels at
l76c for Gcnesss Bales OF barley 000 at S2c for
TIVE rowsd and $50. s6o. for four rowsd Oats better
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HyROwELL8 ORNAMENTED rATBNT CAST IROr
W rafting without rivstsAn entire new article unrivasd
Sbr smpslsy durability and economy adapted ANY style
Rsttsyn ornament, and warranted cents per ruunins
bot less than be Put up OF tts rivet prinop Ths
w YSEi Yo.na,y and Iron Raisss Gsrrany snafsturs
mis- rAns together with every description OF iron work for
lsndinss, bsak ana vault dsor stxtters, brackets co
hmns, vault RRAtngs yerandaha oco aud
dssk railing door And window prsses TO- F6vndsy foot f
Tefy sxth street. North river casnEs Of all descriptions
~ the lowest prieo Speeps1s q tbe rAhng in sections
can sr warsr6cns 10 Duane street. few door
can Of Broadway
HYEW FORK BRt:LlN IRON yy;HK IrURn wORKs-
IN ym, r. Basshsor, formerly II No. u Duane sSroct
rsSpooy Appfsss As ttenss kst Lavins a.
rAnxsments tss rev sesns s,!Sr under hs
u1assurs q roa urnsnss i 81 ~ branches upsu soa
d Duane street. The sssablishmeAs win command ~ III;
S shs sshest specimen, end Patterns Of ths
abroad w make edch inrTtvem<Aa nay be
end viii bring oua from ts 20 nns original dssgns Of even
Ssrety ssy,s aud price W. coed a,ly invtss his sd
city a.d ooaay !. viss bio w.reyosns and
sAAuins ss,ok cousss Of bsMtspds sksees
chairs bra,s.N lrrsrs sr.toons scor snd window srds
Era ss.nde cribs cradles eeLtfs Mblss: A. 0os ana
IA sonnectlcn with The Esv Yock Eeundry an1
Isoa Ra.ias Company, Kss - anA q pnars sGset far
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PHILADELPHIA Nov. II, 1865
The brig Charlotte from Philadephia for Bottom with
COAL went ashore last night at the Breakvater and sunk
She win be q total loss
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The Martha Washington Case.
Marine Disaster.

lINtENSNA1i Nov. IL iSJ3,
The jury ia the Martha Washington case brought in
verdict today Of not guilty as to all the defendants
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HOME ESTEADs.


CAMBRIDGE LAND Observation-Disclosures LOTS
~ and low ratesThY beautifully situated in very
healthy alton the Camden and Amboy Railroad
the Delaware river between the thriving towns Rivsrton
Progress md abon miles from Philadelphia;
very dry level Of large se by l20 only sss
each Now 10 the time take shares For further partcu
address n j. NITCHES0N, Coates street absye Elev
entb, Pbilsdelphia, CLEMENT A. WILSON, lG3 Walnut
street Philadelphia.
T,LEETwooD VILLAGE AssOCIATION.-THE MEM
bers this association notified to attend the regular
meeting Tuesday November l5 instant, at half past
o'clock r. NJ, at No s7 Bo~ery Special basiness Of the
meeting drawing for choices Of te in accordance with the
following resolution passed ls November viz Resolved,
That m association TO draw for choices of Lots
Tuesday November 1n 1853 Also the ntee Of
for drawing will make their report and action will
be had upcs the same
JAS p. BREWSTER, Recording Secretary.
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despatch from hatcher received this morning, stste
that the yellow fever had again made it's appearance
that city an i that number had died OF IL.
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VAN In pouUhkeepsfe.

Yankee Sullivan In Poughkeepsie.
ForGEKErPsD Nov. ID. 1858.
Yankee Sullivan and Tom Hyer in this city To-
night, having good time" and causing great excite
mept.
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A Goxernor,s Asceptsnce Of q Dinner.

FHLINNFHIA, NOV. tt 100.
Governor Bigler, OF this State, has accepted invita-
tion to attend dinner to be given tomorrow, by the
alumni OF the University OF Pennsyvsnia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15
BY III ALL.
THE STORM IN NEWARK, y. J.

Another deluge occurred yesterday morning, by which
that part Of the city lying in the vicinity of Washington
stree which is peculiarly exposed to such accidents was
completely flooded nuiipg Saturday night and on sun
day morning the rain fell in torrents from six clock
ill nearly noon of the streets mpassabls The
old ditch was incapable of carrying OIL the immense
mutation Of water and consequently it flowed back upon
the streets and into cellars Along the course OF the
ditch, pavements wa shed away. easements were
filed and goods and furniture damaged to great extent
fortunately, only about 800 feet of the that
vicinity remain to be completed and the connection be
Market street and the ditch in Kinney street. will
be made although reports to the contrary have
circulated. remedy therefore. will be provided
for OF this kind anil future overowngs pre-
ysuted II the should prove to lis design
I is ieDorted that the banks or the Morris canal at
thought transportation will be stopped for the
lhs will have tendency to enhsnce the price of coal
We hear slso, of freshets in various directions. .No
Ia ~ Ad~Ittse,, Noc. u.
THE STORM TN JERSEY CITY
On saturday night the raia washed The railway badly
~ 10 prevent the trains from runnir reg ilarly The
esngwsy alongside the Paterson depot completely
jaInned with milk teams at . late hour this morning
awaiting the arrival Of the Orange county milk. Near
the railroad crossing team went into the mud house
in course OF erection was blown down in Bright street
Other damage was done TO considerable extent in the
suburbs of this city jersey cay Satine, Nor, Ia
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE sToRM IN coNNEcTIcUT-Loss OF LIFE AND
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
New HAVEN, Nov. IA, 1853
Tie 'tom throughout this State very sevsre yeser
day. Tie railroad track east OF here washed away
in consequence of which the train from Boton, with the
An ercss mails and passengers saetaned. The nature
extent and wheresbout Of the damage not yes known
here.
-Four lives lost yesterday at Derby in this State
by the ftod.
The Naugatuck railroad badly washed especially from
Derby TO Ausora Bridges in places reported TO
be carried away The lumber yard of the Derby Building
Company wholly washed out and the lumber scattered
down the stream Loss to the company $50 $4,000
Several vesfs have gone to pieces at Derby and others
are high and dry. The Housatonic railroad is badly
washed from Newtown to New Milford. 10 report from
beyond that point.
NoN.ARRIvAL OF TnE MAIL--RArLRoAp DAMAGE.
BonoY Nov. "a, 1853.
The New York mail Of last evening had not arrived at
10 O'Clock this morning. 1t IL sad that freshst -
Windsor Conn. has 50 damaged the railroad that 1t is
ipPassisls
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The Turf.
NEW YORK RACES.
CotD SpuNG CouTsp, BrtpNo NOV. l2.--Prrss $500
mile heats, bast three in eve, in harness
Green Mountain Maid. d......................, 1 1
~, LsWfSutv'.'s
Bat uns givea, 2Ai,
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HUBIsIOATIO MI.

VALENTINES HISTORY or rHB CITY OF NEW
r,rt viii be ready tor sale IN fey days Order; OF
slhssrpons cent TO ths suhor No. City Hall, previous
pssssAAts". viii b sapr'sd sa the Sss issue, rtss
- 80 ys4pAs,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


TERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81 WEST
IL Fourteenth street-Madsme Dubreul Fesrero and Ed
ward Ferrero respectfully inform their patrons and the pub
M that their aoadsmy now oEsn and pupils may enter :,
AL times during the season. Iouna ladies and mastcrS
s!ases wednssdsys ssturaays kendsys and Thursdsy:
Sc 3> r. M gsntlsmens evening clsss Tuesdays and Fri
days At IN T. N; on satnrdsy evening" At olas,
schools attended, soress given nsu Several
sad Guadrllss vial be introduced dnrre the season.
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS TIE HONOR TO INFORM
1 the famiies Of New York sEd thathe dancing
misses and masters Wednesdays and Saturdays,
M for gentlemen, tho daye At in the evening" In
Brooklyn 69 Atlantic street; fer misses snds masters
r Nj tor gentlemen, the same dsye a. in the evening
I Augusta also informs the ladies Of the profession hht
she will open class for dancing For particulars
plv ~ 76s Rcaadwav
MORE NEW CLAssEs.-BRooKEs DANCING AGA.
N domy ?6 Broome street, between Broadway and the
BeweryThs pupils of the TrseIt eeaeon making
rapid beyond all In one Of les
cons taught the polka yelha nazcvrka scottisohe
polka rsdowa watzes and arIdTinee The class Lessons
are attended ny full explanations whereby the pupils
acquainted with the whole theory Of this
sul art Tho LADIES' Afternoon Glaze Tuesdays and Fri
dsye I'LL o'clock Gentmen,s class Tuesdays and
vrdays from till II T. NJ Mrs B.cokes evening Glass tcr
ladies escuuivey Wednesdays and saserSay from till
o'clock Applications for either olssst private lessons re
stivst At all hours.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

MANY OF OUR FIRST FAMILIES ARE DAILY BEING
M daguerreotyped at KNAPPS popular rooms, $50 Broad
Leneses taken in style of the art and
ranted On hand rich and beautiful assortment OF gold
inckets. frames. and cases.
yATILLIAMSoNS DAGUERRToTYPES BY ELEC
w tricy-A rev and instantaneous method OF occurring
the likeness and happy expression o the subject the
instant. Rain shine Gallery :i3 Fulton street, Br ok
lyn. Cameo dsguerreotypes, &C., DC.