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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-29
ID. & D. CHASE < Co..
Founders Machinists 4 MillWrishts,
NEST CONCORD, VT.

ssANrFACTrnEnS of Circular Board Ma
W ch Upright Saw NILS R Sap+oTnT T s Sp Er,
action Water Wheels OF various kinds and sizes
Gr > snu; Machines; Corn GFn[A 59 h"@
Bellows: Wheelwrigts. and SASH ''''i.i ,,!a NV" =
Makers Machinery ofeverv description: >i,;.nS, .
Hanger> Of a new and improved PATTERN k'-'ir-;NA
IIrv". poke and wood Lathes and Planei>: res
DrII- screw Cutters Paint Nill<, Grind-'one tFl
and Rollers: cook and box stoves: oven an! afcH
Mouths and Plates. Friction Door E"llcrS. li"li"W
ware; wagon and cart short and r'Ie Boxes, Nuts
spike t;c.. &c.
Beside, Castings of every description from the
most .xten~ivenew and improved stock OF pattern,
To- he found III the country. Al>o.tuni>h plans and
r>'nl'c> for MIL and Machinery. make >Urv"E~" 81
NIL SITES. &c. &c. All OF the above named art
cl> will be furnished t. order on short notice and
WARRANTED = more thorough and durable article an!
o.. more improve! style and superior finish. an!
at LESS PIIcE than can be found al any other
si!on in the Country. Purchasers are respectfully
solicited to examine orr work, before purcha>InH
elsewhere riders hv mail or otherwise re- pecttui-
y solicited and promptly executed.
UtSt C,a,o,H VI. Sept. 1888. St2yl
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4nr +llr Fnp9 MN QSirIg.
ANECDOTES OF ANNALS.
tr-n rorrestcy'> Magazine.

ANECDOTES OF ANNALS.
''r ~. TtF Pr FFALO.-THE MALAY BOY.
Tne water buffalo is an animal much in
rse in Singapore, for the purposes Of drauGht.
l. j. . dill hcavv-loohing animal, Slow a,
"orh, and. think discussing in appearance
hp' r.nrlalle. for Sagariry and attachment
:, it. l...yc keepers. 1t has. however, a
particular antipatlv to a European. and will
ia.mc,:a.o'v detect him in a crowd, L. di-
lie to. and Is courage in attackin" the Il
"rr pre- wei known al over India Not
toro ago. is Mtlavan lov.who wa employ
d hy Ii, parents in hcrding some water bat
'.liooe. Wa driving hi, CHARGE home ly thr
tor,lcr Of til" iun@Ic, a TIGER made a >pI'lrn
s,rinr and er:1:n" IL" lad by the tli.h. wa>
dra""ir9 hin of, when two old bull buiIa-
io"s. learia@ the shrek of distress from the
v"u-Nnown voice Of their little attendant
tnrncl round, and charged with usual rapid
y
The tie"r thus closely pressed was OBLIGED
20 drop his prey to defend himself WIZ"
one buffalo FOUGHT ard successfully drove the
:; ,.r ,,r,, T.. o+I.r ka,t pu,rJ over th,.
,ro,nI,.I I.v J.ot,r in IN. EVENING" wh.o
he anxlou, father. alarmed. cam" out with
t'tcn!aGts to seek his child. he found the
hn!c herd with the exception of the two
1,l
Il we're still there, one standing over tho
Ilrcdn" body of their little friend. while the
o'fcr Kept watch on the edge Of the Jungle
'.~ - return o! The tlgcr.
A CAT STORY.
\ cat bclonrinr 10 Mr. Trotter Kings
Arms nm lT'Illc-a cat ny the way "ho>r
H2' i at '''S' twenty !'ar'-ila'' d It" o'E>
are "'i Is >''c - ''fce me "l-tch>' one q
"hIr'' was IKE herself ana IN consequence
"'fl'he Il ia'"r''' III 'he nm anu II was ''-
'"f''l'"'v r'>'"'''' II S'io'''' '' N,i''
',''' ,'''''' " It ''>
-,
:,
~,
,,l.. :,
.o. will, tA, o,r,, ,u3,.o; :. ,l,,.,,,
ing "'''' we ''o'i' can me last >acre' fi''
'' '''' ''''a''' '''e 'h'h r''"''''' 10 'he 'nh
-''''d now without co'Hp'aih'' mas taken 10
III "u's'h9 o' Tue TWO survivors,
: CUNNING GANDFE
\ gentleman on whose vcracitv we can re-
-,
Wv ''"'''''''
''''' A. ''''' was o'' ''"'N
'''' ''''' '">''' III A''i"''@ 3''f'" over
NV " % -'>''''-S' N''''h ''I 10 Tehf"h're
GA, 'f,. H.. Il
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\ DAxpY's CArEcnlsM-John. what is
a gentleman =
Stub toe boots, short tai, coat, and high
SHIRT collar
What is the chief end of a gentleman =
His coat tail
What is the work of a gcstcman ::
TO borrow money, to eat lar-e dinners, 70
90 to the opera and to petition for an office
What is .en,leman'S first duty to him
SELF
To rrrchaSc fine pair of plaid pantaloons,
and to raise large pair of whi>kers.'
K" An Irish student was one asked what
was meant hy po>thumons works;
"Thcy are such works" SAYS Paddy, "as a
man writes after he is dead
&" ",Jim," said one fast man to another.
yesterday, III is reported ;hat ~ lett the
east on account of YOUR belief, an iincrant
MARTYR"
"IIow:" replied Jim, ilattereI by the re-
mark, "how'S that :"
why, police officer told me that you
believed every thin" Won saw belonged to
YOU, and as the public didn't Won left.
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r HE G. Al E ID q n 1 a n.
BOSTON
Business Directory,
October. 1858.

These advertisement. were collected by y NJ l'''-
tenr,il < Co. Newspaper Advertising Agent w. ~
State street, Boston, who are authorized hN M,
nul.I.her, Of the e>t cni mo>' wiiig IT,, N '''d
Ncwsuapcr- throughout tie United S.itc-. - tax"
advertisements x subscriptions at their t'r'> Rites
r. ne t,iiwia2 0re Gmopg he m"S' s1r-
stro,;ui n,r! hg.oi.,'j husi $ r'raS m b s". " -
,i,pt> r.d oh,rs ri>jii-,q III. ,''g rW ."""n' ~
,s,ioq o, qrert >elvce 10 item, a'.s h'y arr Mrs
,,ifo t,ke It ,rib heu. >4'"'
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Pay Up, Pay Up.

a II. accounts due /" he subscriber must be PAID
IL Immediately: nth"rv i>r they will be Iu; int"
Ii" hands Of an Attorney ior collection
II. {. GILMAN.
81 JrlrI,i.ury. oct. T.. 1Nji. Ntnw5
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Medicines, Paints, Drugs,

pv,->ufi-. OIL cola,- a,run a,rl ";i," VAR h.
zinc pant window .l~.!,rl.'''' h.! .r. seine i','is
aromatic -rhr.ri'-. patent m' 'c'H' : y. <.
sale a; the lowe; marhc, lricc.hy Y / CT L.
j. India =. l,-'"3.
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lH.lT AND PANT MAKERS!

NJ tNTfp - III. Subscribers rIGIr coop
" COAT AND FAM MAKFl.>. :" vi, ~ the high
- var- W.. tc a.: !, and ru',>':: c,n,'"i me-:
-y.r- EnLL> \ DINING.
>t.J.i.,.-iUrv, tu- - -; >.n.t
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~ The prrttic>t design we ever saw on
the tombstone of a child. was lark soarin"
upward with a rosebud in lis month What
could be more swcetlv cmblcmatic Of infant
innocence wineing its way to heaven under
the care Gifts guardian angel.
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\ customer rrqrc-,- Us r. publish tn" toovinr,
Tie members Of the Nini-vcur-,,A-'u~;uc~. 81
~ .-rlrl-,.. ~ cn-..-lcr-,.n, tlc !ollyWing
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4 Coop RUIF-A man who is very rich
VOW was very poor when he was a hoy
When asked how h" got his riches. he re-
piled: MY father taught me never TO y,av
Ill my work was fniSh,d,and never to spend
nv money until lad earned it
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AGENCY.

NTYE & co.. SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. NYE r. A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LoMBARr
References -
sANrIAeo-Hou Pill Pile 1ovton
n.aLtof A1so-Messrs. Alsop CO., Henenwav "a
FANAMA-Messrs. Corwne Bro Co. Garrison ~ = Fret.t
Wm. Nelson h Co. - Ai'''h " frcts'
Jackson, Esq. '' " W. "ilam
Cant IRA Nye, steamer Pacific ~ 'o0u"u0" " Co''
BALTMos.w%s'srs John Henderson Co., Thomas j
Hand Co. White 4 Eiayr. ~ i"' o.
Say FaAscisco-Messrs Flint, Peabody 4 Co, Hussey
3ond Hale, Chas. Doane, Esq., J. II. Lyon ESD
BosToN-Messrs. Ammi c. Lombard, ESQ r. ID BRIGHAM,
4 Co., Glidden Il Williams. - " = 'h
CANToN-Nye Parkin Co.
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AS'TROLO<sx.


MATRMONY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
xl teyG.-Professor tawton, Bosten, formerly OF Lon
don Will send address, on receipt OF ons dollar post
paid plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen to win
the devoted affections Of many OF the oppoe seq as ther
yating that all rrsd irrespective OF appear
ance Vori~op and last thong not least can be ar
ranged with such and dclfcacy thn. detection IN
possible Address Professor Lawton, Boston, 16as No
letters taken from the Post 0ce Tho postage Ia d
MATRIMONY,-THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF r.,,C
lN Matrimonial Associa ion has been unprecedented 4
description Of the number alliances that have
since its establishment would appear like Tho
plan infallabe and be obtained by ALL with
regulations &C. by sending dollar to Mrs Theodore r.
sandford New York Post ONCE.
AIRS ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill in fore teng the future has arrived and wNI
furnish intelligence by interpreting dreams law matters
and love- by astrologc books and science She tells
dies and gentlemen the of the they will
ry aud the Of her visiters. speaks the
English, French and German languages Residence, 30
Bowery stairs near Stanton street Once hours from
10 A. M. to Il. N. Ladies 80 cents; gentlemen 81.
-GPIRITUAL MANIFEsTATI0Ns-THE MEssRs H. q
R BUFKHARp respectfully invite the attention their
t 6s and the public to the manifestations which they afe
truthful investigation of these wonderful phenomena Thoy
fl assured in saying that they will be able satisfy any
reasonable mind to their being undoubtedly Can
ut their II Hudson street from Sto u A.
to 5c'clock M and willing TO visit private families
requested The afflicted invited to call the agen
OF spiritual intercourse H. Burkhard has affected as
stcnssbng cures.
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EXTRA PAY.

TINTED STATES NAVY OFFICERS SAILORS AND
Marines-Extra pay for such Of you served in che
Pneifc during the late war with Mexico, any from
1876 to 1852 Call on tho ssbscrber and obtain extra
perfectly with the only corsc ana nnict
you this pay has All the only lawful forms Can
sayirs 70 you of time and travel, expense trouble
promptly presMrs fcS yoS III, pay Apply ssad your
U. s. Navy ~ South william street, bssw wall streot
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REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
IC.-REMOVAL.-SELLING OFF AT COST-TUE
M subscriber having purchased the entire stock mso
and plates OF j. NJ Jacques, 3aJ Broadway, and being
obliged to remove in few days will sell tho of music
at cost in preference to removing it, Persons
music and music books at great bargains their
advantage to call before buying elsewhere Sign over the
HORACE WATERS, No ss5 Broadway.
DEMOvAL.-MANUFACTUR DEPOT OF BRUs-
III sols and Chanty laees transferred to No. Broad
way Just received by last steamer rich point
lace ouRces; aleo carton Of point lace demi ves
DEMOvAL-THE ST NICHOLAS INSURANCE COW
IL have this day removed to the corner of
and th street. under the knckrboker Bank where
continue to issue policies on approved Fire Risks,
NJ. HOPPER MOTT, President.
CuAs. o. RIcHARDsoS, Secretary.
GENERAL OFFICE FOR THE NEW
h method Of treating and curing consumption and all kim
dred Diseases bronchitis cergymen's sore throat, Decline
moved from opposite the Park to No 81 Broadway between
Franklin and White streets 1t is certainly but small
thing send to the said office and charge
circular contn1ing the information and odus
orerandi OF the treatment yet by doing valuable
and valued life be prolonged with restored health
enjoy happy the circle loved loving friends
Reader be assured that there neither
atanry in this notice. and have yourself oough-or do
you feel the seeds Of disease implanted
throat or ungs-or have friend ntnnce
thus suatedor the sake of suffering lend them
your aid to disseminate the information here given Copy
and keep the address. f'
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United States Court.
LARGE DAMAGES FOR TIE INERINarMs.fr "a A no,.

LAhGE DAMAGES FOR THE INFRINGEMENT Of A COT.
TON PRESS PATENT.
arHl lv.-Iwer O. fendldon StiiImon Allen fCo and
Myae-fhe defendants in this suit made at the No
veMy works for Sykes hyde, Of New Orlesns, three
coon presses made after the plan specification OK
patent granted to Augustus Dsva New Orleans Thew
were pronounced by the Court and Jury infrngsments
upon patent previously granted TO Phos B. Tyler Tho
damages were assessed and judgment given for I'll l62
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Six full grown paLthers wore killed q few wseke
ago, IN EIk county, Pa. The largest measured thir-
teen feet ffvm the nose 10 the end VI his tail.
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DROFESSOR ANDERSON IS AT PRESENT IN BAL
tinore giving his grand at the Holiday
Street Theatre the largest audiences with
In its walls He will appear at the National Theatre in
% ~; IN rng 1.n o, apra s 1ns % wn,cn AVAIL M
hundred and sixteen thousand American citizens in the
South, during period Of six months He will havc
the honor Of making his third in New York and
Hmkse startling wonders IN natural mac Pro-
attcrs himself that well
the citizens Of the Empire City require the puery
the and blunderng eonsrors who have lately
his extraordinary has called into existence host
itncrants who have neither In this any
whose abortiye unarstic perform
.noes are as humbug the Spirit Rappngs Professor
the Spirit Rappings, and their attendant phenomena
viz astrology clarvoyance second sight &C., &C. This
ugge and perncous dolusion
seventeen commit suicide and has sent to the
throughout the Union Professor Anderson
will show how tho raps produced and explain the whole
machinery in use by the Spirit Rapping ugglers B.
History Of .h Spirit Rappess from their origin Rochester,
machinery and the system adopted by the Spirit Rapp!ng
oonfederacy.
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apprehension. Rosg MGdi is ve snd hsr mind, (ss s1
who know her can testy N even more vigorous than her
body. She ID Q woman who commands the respect ~
we'll sxctes the .ympstAy Of all who hsvs the priv
ledge to converse with her, tt<
The future procsediDgs o these most interesting pso
pie yet uncertain ey have been hurried away
from Tuscany without nocc and win the greatest Sc.
cresy but they purpose remefDing at Abssefes until
Frsncesco's health and strength are restored
Commercial affairs in Paris continue dull, but the
time IL speedily looked for The export trse psTtcu-
ary to South America is also dull but orders are ex-
Ieeted BY the packet Brazil, now dne At Hayrs From
the manufacturing districts the commercial Intelligence
more favorable than in Paris. In the manufacturing
towns OF Ahace and Normandy the supply 4, no more
than equal to the deznsnd A considerable rise'h re-
marked In al the French markets for iron copper ond
zinc indeed for ten past such activity has pre-
vailed IN these articles II beyond doubt that
valuable supplies Of copper WILL at no distant date be
drawn from Algeria. There Is nothing to report Of
change in the pssmarket for breadstua In the mar
kets of Lorraine and Alsacs there is depression. Ac
counts from the late cattle fairs report ready sales and
fair prices There chaoge worth note in the price
OF silk in the departments f the Drome and the
ArdCche Prices ave frm particularly for superior
quality but there is little business doing The manufac
turers at Lyons and st Etenne have work in hand for
several months but few fresh orders There is fall Of
francs per cask in the price of wine in the Bercy
market greater fall at Nantes, with declining ten
dency ut Bordeaux and Baye while at Cete Narbonne
and Montpelier prices maintained, but with little
business doing There is nothing noticeable in other
bran ches Of commerce
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RSesrr:d 30 ~ @ story S.sa hsuss S Sss S
emptory.
S.a.; NJ SEas A;
on Wednesday Ap. 18th e y oslSoL T. the Gssehsss:
afss pi1,s
s
y % ,S =
msnt built in the best with aiding doors French
OF .s cs ss
s 81
A Household farnisure at snes!sn:@Aissrt H. Eisosx
s q r. me- 70
i sss
tables sofas; dsask window Sa.'Hn uphs cabinet
carpets bureaus: French msntsi clock si daysy music
% s sale
h. s,s by applying 70
b April IT, at 2S O'clock r. NJ at s Atlantic street
foyt and Bond streets Brooklyn parsr chamber
S asn ,aS @ 4 ss
at @ o'clock rich rosewood and other furniture consist
in
@
carpets painted wndoT o1%an gas
abe and
three ply and ingram carpets china toilet sets paintings
sortment Of kitchen furniture.
HOUSE FURNITURE SALE-BY WIN. w. SHIRLEY
Tuesday April 18th at 10 o'clock at No. 12s Mercer
story house. of private family declining house keeping
g | ,n s %, sn s
posit will be required from all purchasers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION
The subscriber hereby informs his friends and others
auction at the residence of families reasonable terms
ReferencesJas Van Nostrand President Merchants Ex
D. Randolph Martin, President Ocean Bank.
D. Hayes. Cashier North River ,B Bank ~
Office ls5 Greenwich street, near Dey.
MCDONNELL. will sell on Tuesday next April II, Mt
l o'clock at their sales large and valuable
dining centre and card tables chairs of every description
rosewood secretary wardrobe and eegere French, and
with large variety of other goods the entire second
hand furniture Of family leaving the city removed for
chine Wedneeday' April at Is Ninth troet@Ths entire
furniture in the house. consisting large variety elegant
furniture, mirrors, &c Particulars hereafter
PARTITIoN sALE-BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME
brick store Of Houston sna Mulberry
Houston street also lot Mott with stables
adjoining the of the Houston street lots Title ndis
be had at the
DOSES AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS AT AUG.
II tien.-J. /. .vANDEwATER wall sell on Tuesday,
s care P1sn lsn
the best nurseries Of Europe comprsng the
their h 70 ssran B sa
Fiftieth street.
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HUDSON RIVER ERRAILR0AD.-rRAINs DAILY FROM
III Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train A.Nthrough in four bours connecting
with trains resofns Buffalo Montreal at eclosh ssms
evening,
Nail Tram BAN Through way trains ss 1o1s A. NJ and
III
Express train, 5 Pm. Accommodation train, 8 Pm.
Passenger taken At Chambers Canal Christopher Four
SSenth, and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains. ivom Canal street. At ~ for PousA.
~ for Albany stopping At all stations
EDMUND FRENCH. superintsndent
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CHAVELLERs, GUIDE.

A,ok aLBANY-rAHE N.-ALBANY AND NEW
e York Inland Route Rsircad-Two daily express
drains st AN. and 345 NJ xGting Albany with
.essra' hacs Of r,Iroad' North and wss from Il.
sh1ongk tickets be procured and baggage checked
uchencctady Etea Syracuse Rochester and Bunne Pss
received At Broome aud and Twenty
sixth street aud Fourth stations The ahoys
win land Croton FAls and Chatham Four Cor
nsrs only All other wHi start from City Hall
tion TryoH and Ceatrs street heretofore
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DOWERY TlIEATRE.-BENEFIT OF Mr.. c. BURKE.
IL Thursday evening, April IA,
TIE REVOLUTI0N OR THE BOYS OF 76,
In which Mr. Burke will sing his celebrated song of "Ine
pendence Day.
After which. the thrilling drama of
GILDEROY, THE BONNY BOY.
Andrew Cioutem ..............M Mr.. Burke
Roxh hou nov ono
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NJEw YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD-TO BUR
IN lington ST. Johnsbury Ogdsnsturg Montreal and In
ternedise towns Tickets are sold At the New York and
leave cts A. and SO ~ hngs.ss checked throush
SP.B. bilis Of lading furnished. Prise reduced
=. HYDE, AEoA, lb2 South street,
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SUNDAY MORNING.. APRIL 10. 1853.


AT AUCTION, ON MONDAY, nth INST, AT .
Green street Je,ssy City 6y SCOTT lot % y loo
Is by g. built an ktchen good we'll ssd altered
eistrn; good and tcrms SsIe por
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AoLIAN PLAN Eos;-REMoyAL.-GR
" IN pianos and mcodeons.-ln of the unr
popularity aud increased demand for 7. Gilbert
celebrated pianos with and without the aolian the
to the large and spacious
of Anthony street No Ss Broadway, where he
With defy competiop Secondhand pianos at ss5, $50
$sp, $o0 sllo. SIS, $50 and Slco smiths Carharts
Prince Goa Gardnes and Tobias melodeons prices Sy
S45 S SO S65 s5 5 $780, sll0 Sl25 and Sl5O Pianos
aad ~ithout the oan to let Boador pianos for sale
chaop pianos md meodeons will be sold and month
ay payments taken HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
HEUSICAL CARD.--MR ALFRED SEDGWIrrn MusI.
l cal composer and to Mr. John ,wens Apine
gives lessons In Singh the niar
and TIE s's. S'ar's az
berr SUFFICIENT 70 enable the pupil sror any popular
me'ody. sSpSet"'s supplied. No lis varick street.
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A LBONIS GRAND OPERA, AT NIBLO's.-A FEW
II front in the dress circle sale, H. b. D0D
WORTH h co. 'S music stsre 493 Broadway
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Sweden.

THE CALORIC PATENT-SwEDISH, ENTERPRISE.
Our correspondence states tn the brother of Captain
Ericsson has patented for him his caloric discovery and
that several shipping Swedish inclined to
adopt the new motive power forthwith.
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. DANvARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND
~ the Hoy Land is now open, At the newhnd spacious
and continued evening Painted authentic draw
tour und expressly for tho work. Mr. B. will
explain the paintings personally Picture At and
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at O'Clock. Ad
mission, 10 cents children, half price,
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ID April r. at 2 O'Clock p NJ at 3 Atlantic street. be-
fIoy and bond streets Brooklyn parer, chamber
and kitchen furniture.
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MUSICAL.

I MUSICAL.
1NOLIAN AND BOUDOIR PIANOS, MELoDEONs,
III musical merchandise, wholesale and rotail.Great
bargeirs pianos, and second hand Pianos with and
without proved oan, made by Hallet Davis Co.
j. Gilbert patent boudor pianos for small Dealers
teaeher semnares supplied at lowest rates. Pianos
let. is BERRY d CO., M Broadway
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ELECTION OF PRESIDENT OF TIE CHAMBER OF
DEPUTIES II EMANCIPATION Oh NEGR0ES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRESS
Martinez de Ia Rosa elected President Of the Chamber
of Deputies.
The Madrid correspondent Of the Morning Chronc!e
makes the following important statement:-" Through
the eSertons Of Lord Howen the Spanish government
has agreed to give complete liberty before the end OF
the to that class OF negroes called eunctpod0s
after the pleton Of their five years coasgnGco or
apprenticeship Those emoneipados who at tho end OF
1888 shall not have finished this term of servitude,
Will be maDumitted according their several proba-
tionary periods expire. This has been cccu
pying the British Legation at xadrd. way another,
for the last thirty years. and its concession may be
looked on earnest of better things while it s not
without its courage in the present disaeced state Of
Cuba"
There is much suffering among tks agricultursts Of
Gallca owing to the long continued rains and storms
which have ruined the seeds and destroyed much other
property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

'ThE ARM0RER OF TYRE, OR THE ORACLE AND
i its Priest, at the National Theatre formerly the
Chatham in few daysTho extensive ARRANGEMENTS
above gorgeous and Immensely powerful oriental
y informed that but few days VIII eaPse be-
tsed from Sylvester Cobbs celebrated historical
of that by NJ Clarke Esq by permission of the
Lave been layshed upon for the stage The
having been got expressly for the pieee and the
Manager has in assuring his that this
will be the most magnificent spectacle produced st this
Theatre Due notice will be given its first
A NC. GOCKEL THE CELEBRATED PIANIST AND
IA composer lceve Of Felix Mendelssohn BarthodyJ who
has just arrived from Europe begs to inform the musical
pubc that he will short time have the pleasure Of
ing concert in this city Further will duly