davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

among the sbodes of misery not crime for al who are
poor are not bad. We hsSe enodeh who are So but
those are not labor seekershey live upon the labor
of others II is not crime t is ke want OF WORK that
makes many wretched beings il the City lie ma
by 10 procure work. or gan baEe subsistence oy
al they can DO. is the parent Of crime. Go TO the
counrry-you vil find few rogues among constantly
employed farm lsborer. The reason is obvious They
Get their daily bread certainly they are wing to
work for t. Unlike their fellows in The Ciy, they do
nor beg for work ard starve for want Beside plenty
Of uhoesome food-f an unlimited supply OF rlras can
he called uhole some-tbey hsve comfortable lodgings
in that respect quite unlike City cellar occupants.
We wish some Of the disirteres'ed souls who are
loreirg fer city life with its comforts aod pleasures,
could have vision exhibiting OF the places where
human beings are slowed away Ike chickens in coop
or pigs IN en- OvercroWded pen What YOU'D tAey say
20 making one of the frs families occupying one room
only twelve feet square, or 70 have room 20 them
.eyes instead Of their present cottage Sth four rooms
aud large garnet as one family We know oil Sho
oaue lT,m ust such place to live in city garrett rre
fee IN screa in which three Sdults aud four children,
cook. ear and sleep Why poor if willing 20 work
Because the father could ger employ grew
desrondirC eot sick. not drunk aud because he could
uot pay eighteen dollars month for rooms had TO
move into this hole where his wife and daughtersuP
port h. family making shirts At four cents piece. II
Heaven sees any chance Of their restoration 70 their
former peaceful home in the country i, is more than
we DO, aud We pray 1t may voucbsafe ray OF hight to
thar hopeforsaken mother. that she may return and
light up beacon the poor country laoorer to
come near the city, where all who are criminal
are not SO by nature, all who beg lazy, but
because The text reversed aud the lAoorers not
few bur greatly in excess of the demand far as they
know bow or What TO do
Our closing and earnest appeal to all who must labor
to live, is Come not to the cry for employment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

Tery handsome salary. Now We hSve WORKING men
enough in this City al such balls properly ocA'
ted two hundred evenings in each year; and II We
had the Hal. sDd the A. Lecturers there ssud be ~
lack Of auditors after the first year II many could
not be fund here, Brooklyn, wllliAmsbur,h, NeEsrk
Patterson &c. would gladly take up oil the time we
could spare ard sfer the first season. the expense Of
Advertising sc, would be much reduced. TIE bearer
OBLIGED to mics one lecture In course could bear il
when delivered 81 another place aud the Lecturer
expected TO give the lecture Tor SIX evennss 10
succession would have leisure for study aad Would
acquire facility in handling bis subject, otherwise
seldom attained.
These hints, crude and hssty though they be- iHi-
cate the direction wherein Universities viii yer al
vance 10 the position they cave, but have hitherto
sought smi.s If we seem to speak harshly win
regard 20 our own University it is because aden-y
desire irs improvement and because cannot speak
.rnoo biz in view OF much capital and caoscity all
but thrown away Thst rssif1'ion needs not u beg
either for money pupils there are enough Who are
conscious Of their need to be taught, and wiling %
nav for tuiron if the teachers will but adipt rher in
,ructons to the Of the present time But in an
see when a newspaper thar employs and pays dozen
Or more thinkers sDd two or three hundred sSlifI
workers in is preparation. is got up a. cost OF hFe
hundred dollars per day. BY the hello Of machinery and
implements costing Al,y TO hundred thousand dollars
is sold at two cents though equal in It's contents %
fair octave volume it is idle hope thar The seninsres
Of the past will satisfy the wants of the present, or
that sry such will be regarded unless IN derison as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
Loss Of the Steamer ocean, near Boston,

HN,IVN " cilesiaF, jane = 1871
The steamer Ocean Capt S.nOrc wnlch len thi. city
sst evening for HaIowei ashore between and 10
O'Clock T. achsrs Island. The passengers wers .ks,
OF by the steamer s. Lawrence which len here aboa hs
same time for Porilandsnd the s,esmer Atlantic hound
from Portland for Boston took off the freight farn,ure
SC Both these vessels arrived here at o'clock M,
morning.
Tn, Ocean is about three years 3D. owned BY Messrs
Sanford and vslred AZ $4,000 She vii probably Be To-
al loss when she left she appeared - BE- breaking
up The rock where she struck IS kaown A. the Loaaoa
when she struck the rock penetrated her bow and
prevented her from falling back into deep water
An attempt be made to aost her or and the steam
tug Il Il. Forbes has been sent 20 her assistance.
M-Lster accounts from the steSmer Oceaa s,A,s
that she was full Of water att with her hurricane deck
sNent AWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
Tn. -. ,yz L,r p.r.-Improve the present

THIS Il THE LasT DAr-lmprosc '"o -
eme-sl5 only for q beautiful Country ~ Go
pleassnf v1uase ofRosevse ID an1s LAAe1 = -
sud . uuuber of private dwsins hare siSsey - - =
-. - - = ,or beog ereeted) and crops OF =
vD 80 - seen 1owins equal % any 90 Lont lsAaa
a., vsrv near Ii. nnch-sdsirsd lsse @ 60
bundirf Lots Fsrrs ~ 2 ~ Nv SIS y / reeve w1I.
20 Sss5 e. oar Bui cins LotsIo y r-,
. sssss Ths fae oPporS.Y c5a1t RssSs1es sssi
N tn ~ ~ donsesie comforts OF family es GO p CIV
f,,5 snS Ehee p o Building Lo.s 90 sS.' s..,s an
- Immediately a. ron 81 " - PEI ~. 40
u .,5, he guilty u the soil refer 20 sstenent mn ~
80 ~ tie Anercsn institute. 81 slt2llli he1tll9 q ~
t a. o. M E,0ut knof edge o. le
90 - " eh sstsnent sor0Wng -zfrset III; $500,
ifh respect Loas lsLd al1s wne hsa been - nn
. two rsvus when cussns fhs suJsei o. sily
~ bs BLOWN fct ed Hawl johnson has rom o1e .
W. serss the south uie q LonE l1d sbo1' &
IRON shsre the land bs;syr Il "a rood 81 bou LaS>
r. he esTt IN n 20 ssFsl. per acre worth from 81 .
bsf farm lie vicinity, thinks the Laseard station s 3 "
b than hs ,,v..
few civ ters -sgplicanon shOad be made IN ae
CHABLEs WOOD, No "a Broadway where maps ana Paa'-
cen b had rsts.
~ Whatever advantages can b. offered oy any Az
vsrs concern in the Union of~rt n.; Lonz sSpsI a
'sir dealing number "a 'especiab-iy o. p,fA p''NP.
" n NcDosALD, 20 10 ssassu -. osrHsf q Ana.
~ Sons Of Portsmouth" Commuts'l"n llcA-.s
ron gegYork to Porsuolih - - sna bses hon ny ~ =
= Iyo.dwsS s,sFrY CoLENss, Nc % F-n--t ana !" - "
WssDrEt No 50 S,aiaen sle. Puoe - TO-
- Every good Tailor and Shoe Maker Knows per,
Foi s,n t2is ocrsn ensbty - trsa - = ~, 49, ~
90 ~ snfv a. with three q1srsr o. at ihel o on
~ ~ roih Il na ea SEEING aacniaes sr- mac 10 is
49, 81 y.nlse Nofr. heb ToEk win nre1ieS 2l l'
r1ec,sly M. uperf,c tni rstelng seam TAey 4etS-
"a sureiior s7 The only VI CHIMES When are clpAoe
,,,, kird o. work D reofv SlSCtf Fefpr ai AeoI
efn heh freely exhibited, aid al a. Ii e, q $40 a. TIE &c
No 81 BIosdwey. l. y 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.


Sgoc'dl Dpratb 70 The " D. iFfDsNe
WASHINGTON wednesday, June p 1853
John l. OSuliivaD, the Democrat who didn't vote Tor
Cas- The FL busiier BIO didn't 90 70 Cuba anX'usy de-
-rs 20 be appointed Sub Treasurer al Newiork 70 al
ucp,ton Of Gen. Dxs appointment to France James
Murphy the celebrated iron founder AZ New YORK, and :
fur blood.d bunker, is here watching Sullivan.
The oiiceseekers here mostly s'fis and called
Nv tie Hard- Bounty men,
Tie article ia r. Ereiag P0t in flyor Of the British
policy Of euancpaiug the slaves IL Cuba, is an eye
ep.ner' 20 the Acuinistralon.
Cha. " Walsh declines the Chief Cerkship IN the First
Auditors Office having been appointed 70 position 10 the
Navy Department, eiih salary OF : ,i50 pr sunl n
Wm d. Wslach aud WIN. II. Hope have purchased
Tie Ering Star establishment aud will Ia d. f5g days.
conn euce the publication Of Independent penny pa
per Both are Democrat. aud men OF AFFINITY The Wash
petop public Will have a spicy evening paper. GUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
ALBANY


correspon3ence CT re q. r. Tribune. .,n
ALBANY, Wednesday Jlos. n !.s,ey.
Below you viii End copy OF Of the rF'a - -
tant bills which has passed tire Legislature sSsr-
You viii that il gives power 70 ohefll''o they
ia and Conuables 10 serve process in ease. 80 o
T Ps e T,l S GePS I'll s's hs .. gGiS
the city or town where the parry 49, ,eseoee To
Iii !: intended % o5Eate hs difficulty < 0l S -
With 10 serving Anti Req, PrO PROF. -, Assembly ia
passed both H9 Scss si' Weber 'ss 'sgs
morning RIM being in the Legislature, ana ~
knew o. sua a.Sed tie House this morning much eS; ~,
month, ,;.taJ among those whose aiiniiea are %
si5e Of the question; ..,...,..,, s.,.s
1 An act s' the Service q P''s'',' "a -. .
Ire ,,tIy 90 enact az fOl.Dsas . -,
St "a Wtepeyer Il shall satisfactorily aPSsH =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E,rn. sr,nos.


PETITIONS.
Mr. NEWCOMB, against the Roman Catholic bill
MIR BEEKMAN. that the New York tax bill be cut down
from the amount ssked for by the New.YOrk Common
Council Against the Catholic bill
MIR BABCOCk, on the Same subject
RFpoNTs
Mr. VANDERBILT f,vorably on the bill 20 authorize
draw bridge. ON the Newtown aud Flushing CreeAs.
Mr NJ lRGAN hvoubly - unite B'ooklyn. }ushwick
end William shureh into city, by The name Of Brooklyn
Mr. II ATT from the Conmite On Commerce t,y0raby
on The petition Of Grinne Nniurn Co, and by bill, 10
relation the protection Of the Eas' River from encoach
uerf ard Al infirg Commissioners 10 regulate this.
On motion Of Mr.. MORGAN. ordered complete.
Tie Niagara Ship Canal bin called up aud discussed
until the expiration OF the h az.
The senate agreed % amendment Of the Assembly 70
sp.ctrg the Division.av. Railroad bill
The COMMITTEES of the Whole, Nr Wrighi IN the Chair
considered the State Prison appr pns'nn Bill
AFTERSOOS SESSION
The consideration Of the Prison appropriation bill
was resumed aud laid aside be- reported % thu nse
aud then ihe Supply bil taken up lne item IN rels
on 10 cOut Of the ir sier office, whos duty u
10 superinieud ~ transfer of stock ia the Erie Rod
Mr. COOLEY-What did " tlsgg GET Avery worthy
mn was turned out 10 give Mr fagg the place, man
quite ~ honest Mr. Fagg any other BlrbnrneF in
The state removed, 70 give SIR Fagg the place
Mr. CONGER-Mr Flsgg reputation for honesty 10
wei kuown He took nothing but the urut compensation.
COOLEY-Wbo disputes bis honesty Toe Propo-
ston give the Controller the power 20 transfer mo
is al concerns If this state 10 whoever be phases Are
W prs pared do this after experiences with this ON
cer Shall It be- given TO broker VINO will run away win
million
Controller 20 make an ARA cement for ihs transfer Of all
these stocks II accepted. The next questiop baR
on the con atom 90 the secretary Of the Comasssn
for superuttndng the expenditures for certain chsrhs
bic expenditures ia the First Judicial Dst1d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
From British t:niaaa.

bONIV'l " on my JIM y IN
Accounts received in this city from Georgetown British
Guiana to May ~ state that Information had been received
there that battle bad taken place At Berbi about 20
miles distant from New Amsterdam between two tribes Of
Indans which resulted in eight killed and niae wounded
The Superintendent of the District had gone to prevent
further mischief
Company has been formed TO build line OF steamers
10 ply between GeorgeteEn Madeira and the Caaares
and to induce emigration from those countries % George
town The bounty emgran,s has been increased to $50
rer Itad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
rrnm New.nrunswIck-MarIn pl.a-ter-, Ac.
BOSTON wednosday, Jane ~ lS3

BUS TN Wednesday, jane y, 1871
ST. John N. T. papers OF the 18th are received
The steamer Creole had been got or and lowed 10 u
John She can be- repaired with NJ much evp-nss II IL
also stated that the Am rcsn shp John Calhoun can ba
Goated of Capt Coldingly OF the British BARK Lord Null
crave wa. instantly killed the 25h by b,rrei II pork
falling ON him The at the vessel had been 40
cio.i,taly killed, few days previously
Portions of the route Of the European and North Amer
can Railroad Wers being surye, ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
The Fisheries.

sosepN TAsrsi,y, Jsss n
There i considerable excitement The 6sling 70 an, =,
the delay of Government in sssding nenof ,r n IT,
fishing grounds The Gloucester Tceg-svs can. ma,
III, to station vessels Al the Bay Of 81 Iwrs.cs IA
Tro,ec; American eshermen from the nsu sid abuse Of
British officers adding II 'he Government does NJ, intend
to protect the sheres they would ike to knos a. ,h,t
they may be prepared 20 protect themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

THIRD ETADfNG OF Bills.
The f. lowing were read and passed unless oIhsrTsv
noted
To amend the act relative 20 he Compensation Of the
Assessors of the Street Department in New Iofk Guy
To authorize the laying Of a double rahfosd u.ck n
Division av and single track 10 other streets ~ bf'ok
lyn William sburgb, aud Bu-hwiok -
To amend the ca trter Of the Missionary eocev :" ~
Methoo.s Episcopal Church. c.....
10 simplify the collection Of taxes rents a. i IRWIN
water iu the City d NsF'l orb '.....
Joiaatate the service Of prcs'sfs 10 CERTAIN LES
IL facilitate the acquisition u lands for neT reservoir
in the Ciiy Of New York
AFTERNOON SESSION ,,ax
Mr. TAYLOR a-ked consent 20 csil from The tbe ihs
iin relating 10 the drawing Of Grand Jurors IN ivy"
Ncwf,rk.
Mr.. GALE objected.
THIRD READING W ILLS. A..
The following BIS were re'd md passed anle" @'''
wise n0uced. p,, fh.r,sl5s
Sci.i t.f aud Missionary Soc'efi-s, a. "a,
no aner0 the act rcatye - savings bsn<s " mo w
and COMFY Of New York and The County % hns'
10 al "a the existing laV RESTING % isnDefy -,
AZ WFEKS from the Jud isry CDtnhiftee nts $3.50 -.
o. rooff IN answer 20 he alu ss ro.gffa v -
r.lati., 10 ii 20 Ter of this House 70 pIg fcI"" ~
Ie.cbn4ut against officers not bog 10 on ~ -, N
To Authorize he Corporal. II The coH- s.cn ~
tbooist Episcopal Church Of New lofH' y "'- 49,
tie purpose Of 3 Cemetery n. oe>slss
In r. ston TO he conGu' NET u llyesss s,,s
s4ri4rcsd 20 coniir ement By the laws OF the 1Hs'
Courts. ~,... q gs,rs Co 70
rrow money % erect building iof a'oV'
Courts 900 W
10 ieeaiize ard confirm a cerain cohYr y nod
a. ..le tIders ana D.scrrB 0i The A~i'flfe. II,
@r-cb corner Of Houston and 3reene - ~ "A
NJ GLOVER complete tho Methodist As'.oS'' =
A. G.BRiEN complete the hIl to alter ia CS1-
- Mao %, Brooklyn. Ihfd reading 80
n McHyRNE1 com?le.s TIE F4anA koti ADa
- I'm Third reading. -
P'M, PFTIENGILL asksd CD, sent hat III cdns'1 :.
.,ir,i,n rom the senate rsl4.ys D. Glh aa0Ugnns"
FRIDAY ~ nov taken up.
Mr'HICKOX objected. Recess 20 L. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
From KYa.llingtnn.

WASNiNGTOS Wednestay, Jane q, l8jL
Mr. NcC.uand Secretary of the Interior leaves Tor hls
home on Friday and expects bs absent nearly mouth
ptusster c. neral Campbell has been appointed by tbs
President Acting Secretary during his absence.
TIE Navy Department proceeded % the examination Of
b O. rks under The Hunter Law day, previous -
c,nreucing which the following changes had been made
Itomas Harris, Chief Cesk Of ID. Bureau Of Mssicine
ard surgery removed Thomas FelebrOwn. Chief Clerk
If the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, reduced the
ordinary Cersship John II RuLey Of Tenn d Z Good
liz. Of y c. 5 7 Hams II Nd, william King, Of Ga,
William Platter Of The District % - lumbia IT, Shrsyer
" c Lippincott AID Il II. Heller, CLERKS removed.
General james Ibou P,or or long period Chief Clerk
In tie Third uditors Office has been removed and Sam
u.l Rird appointed in bis place Several removals we're
mad. today ID the Fourth Auditors Office also 10 the
CottroDers Oaice Extensive decspta'ions al foaad are
vrsc,es 10 morrow ard 1t Is runored thai the cecapiAted
intend % celebrate the event by grand procession.
NJ SON. serutor Of New York, has just FLASHED an
t.,+,,rb bus, Of Cbief Justice fancy designed Tor
- in n supreme { lurt Room
t,s-s,~J Morrisor sho recently shot Hester and &C
.t ri. own wife vas admitted 70 bail IN $1,000 to
,ue.ter according to the testimony Of his Physician,
- eyery prospect Of recovery
-esept SERIES Of The Rpubiie terminates 70 morrow
-. IL new arrangement commences on Wednesday
| morning next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
The steamer James adser.

CHARLESTON "wednesday. Jeue -
The steamship mes Adger sailed from this po-, for
New York Saturday afternoon, and crossed tina az
shout o'clock in the evening. Intelligence Of her non-
arrival st New York has created some apprehension Tor
d 4. aft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

BALTIMORE, Wednesday June y 1855
New Orleans papers of Thursday last received II
Is said that the publication of the Mexican Tariff rad
been pr Lb,ed At Vera Cruz and il was believed the du
tie, would be- further chaugcd-in some instances lowered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
no conRESpONDENTs.

40 Notice car Il Anonymous Communications "heFe
u irrdsd Tor .erton be authenticated By me name "a
address Of the NECESSARILY for publication, bo - slh
srtee Of bis good faith.
We caiiIo undertake return rejected CornInunicaton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

We give this morning detailed reports Of the Com
mencement Exercises Of the University Of the City Of
New-York, the Chance lors Inaugural Business Meet
ing Of the Alumni aud the grand Banquet at the Astor
House The University has never been in better
condition nor it's friends in better spirits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

We publish this morning ten days later news from
Buepos Ayres, confirming the accounts previously re-
ceyed Of the blockade and seige Of the city. Further
particulars are given of the reported naval engagement
though the FINAL result is left in state tf uncertainty
The revolt in the province Of Eutre Rios is confirmed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

The euillOtine begins Co work at Washington, and
will be in full operation to-day. The decaptated in
tend to celebrate their deiverance by mammoth pro-
cession along PeDpsy yana-av each man with his head
under his arm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

PROVIDENCE, Wetaesdly. Jans \ ,lss
Returns received 81 The J0uraai office from q torn.
show cded majority Of Conservative Delegates 20 az
Convention, and majority Of over 800 aans, hol4px
the Convention Five towns 70 be heard from viii incre.ss
,he N aiorisv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

The evidence and Arguments in the Broadway Rail
rosd case are concluded but the Judge asks than
the prescribed twenty days to make up his decision in
in the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
9resu,llork Daily Gribn1e,
THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1853.

~ Persors vsung The TJ1nt et 81 their residences o. s
-ddresl the Publication Dce lf
ed n 70 n through PostOfoe Price ~ cent? swee<
thefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

IL Senate. esterday the Niagara Ship Canal bill vas
further debated with no result. The State Prison
Appropriation bill was also debated at great length
In Assembly, large number Of small bills "er %
passed One Of considerable importance went through
under the indefinite title Of "A bill 20 facilitate the ser
yicc Of process in certain cases. Il was aimed atthe
Anti Renters as will be seen by reference 10 our Al
topy letter The Bribery bill was also passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

Returns from twenty six towns in Rhode Island show
majority Of 300 against holding the proposed Con-
sritutiopal Convention The returns from the remain
inc towns will increase the majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
IT.. p.rorted Purcha-e Of "Charies Isiando b.
nv Mormons.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday June g, 1850
n, L,io Of tbs morning cOnradict3 the authority
- CO. Vfisma the Minister from Ecg4dor, the report
that Tie slosmors hsd purchased CharIss Island in the
Poetic OcssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

M.ptsoH CoTTAGE AND GARDES.-Onc oil the mos
ovely resorts of le gutd e the nor Invest corner
9thst and brosdwey opposite the Hppoaioe aue
,,rder The gou and resort can be foun
90 M appro hing rsary Rteshners OF ali k1ds s
t fond Al his vie with any the ~ Give Nun
all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
A. 800 ,runnsAsns VINO NIL DIsArPoIyTnD LAsI

naud DORCAs THE DHLssdANti wneh az x
&C., ereos edition Of The NDsI C0,aiis va unable 70
the lub.herst rest the entire initial Ch It-fs,
* v h. ssned ExTa fHis MoaNNG News Asso' can
oltin nrv quaiu The PubcaoI once No. 10 Spiuc|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

~ Official report OF the Board OF iiealih shpF'
h,a compliant W ucactOn OF
lie vln hottls u MITTFNBERs falii isl ~oel hte
S ,nI Ony p cents bottle Principal depot No 10 spsng-
81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

I,,usrnArrp News Fret number Of second volume
.S ,b VII splendid sheet and excellent opportunity
a. .udsr,ibe Office No. i32 FuOntt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

sTA1E AND NATIONAL LAW ScHooL:-kem0yed D.
81 Ieessnre BaisOn 70 fpl1fcepa4s J---
~ II uesdrqs ta Of estempore speaknL SC
a. AZ s a. sciencc Of law. Next term be.ns On sh sep
,.nber esaosue stating Particular cent by relue d'cs
lrn midi 10 - ". ..---, .-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

tS5 The New-YOrk Pneumatic Draining ahi manu-
faciUrpg Company are now preps'su G Col Ia o.r1ed in
~. dv e without ehlDSa oi-ue o.
~ or he public Odsrs promptly Efndei 70 Oh1t
AZ "a fn,,esf or door from Climber llst hor oacA fosn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

rx5 AtteutiOn il directed 20 an ddFtiunemrhl an
eolnn AZ yaiuaLle Timber Teutoy 10 Be disposed NJ
t cr lie AN Jnly next di1ted within abJ1, thny % 'J
Ieu,s elm from New ! Ofk
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-13

baltimore and Ohio raDroad baltimore - Whsels and
neng ftsre wth he large and sndif s.eacs Of "a,
Unon fine on the Ohio, andtte Stage, 10 ZanesriHe &C.
HIS expeditions completed by
finishing Tire. Tunnei, the
excellent ORDER the travellers confidently d
ectcd The
road is Of character
The cypress mail Batmo. daily m, and
directly through Wheeling me.) IS W hours
GLIDING all soppages, arriving there At 3 day
leaving baltimore lay for lodging
IN Cumberland 7s miss and proceed thence 70 Wheeling In the
morning.
and dsy, meeting the from baltimore rlc Wash
baltimore.
Al Wheeling the unrivaed Of Union line
which have just been completed for this daily
ion with The and ONO TO Gin
ard Louisville, where Eu Nashville, &C.
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer Gin
cnnat aud other oho and West d.
from Wheeling the Ohio Company excellent coaches
III. oe OF the National road Zanese thence
by railroad
railroad win 6nd this
places.
Or baggage checked through Washington Wheeling
no charge tor transfer Of passengers baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the anywhere the
rou'el rom Washington 10 Wheeling 80 so Cincinnati, ell
to Louisville, Ella.
Ticker. had OF Mr. rafsons, railroad
Washington, and Of The other agents Of the company.
VIM PARKER,
May li-dn General superintendent