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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-28

CEyTLEMEN's FasntoDshle Hats and Caps OF the
VI approved styles full assortment always on
hand, and for ssis reasonable prices NJ LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, md Grutsmen Furnishing store
Ar t9taw3wf Penn. between ~ and 9th streets
DONNErsl Bonnet.t Boopetsf-Just received from the
of desirable Blonde Lace
Wing bonne,s, fashion Paris and Broadway New
York. HALL B. BROTHER,
lA-Alwf
NEW Furnishing Goods Just rscetved-- Gentlemen in
supeuor flung shirts, linen and do
scnrf, and -uspende gloves Of s kinds silk snd
linen handksrehef umbrellas dressing robes Ac will
please call at LANES
Fshicnshls rrst Cap, and Furnishing Store
Ap Ip-aaws~n avenue, between ~ and
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EOR RENT-A large three brick house, with attic base
and three back building the whole
with stable and coach house attached and large
yard with OF water In IL situated between Sd
and AZ Streets present occupied by Mrs. spauang Possession
given the lst Of May
Inquire of j. p. PEPPER,
j. w. HICKS,
Executors of the estate of d. Calvin,
Ap l4-MWAShf Adamss Express building
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7 ovKISe-eLAss WAREHOUSE, III Chestnut st

\ COIrIhRN and Western Sale Er-
- change-ands OF Texas, Louisiana, and Illinois,
and in the Territory
Of will be sold at such
portion erebangsd for city
''f' " - u. H. CHEEpER
Mar osuo,, ftn,1 str~e Treasury.
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COME AT LAsT.-Crape shawls, Grape shavvIs.-W,
would respectfully public generally
that have this day opened the largest and
shawls (pan embIoideTed) city,
which would call their They have been
chased the lowest prices will be sold accordingly Gail
examine YERBY, TERBS, h YERBY'S,
Miss Dermott's building,
Corner Of Seventh and Pennsyva
Ap l3-eowif
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MONT EuUNBUGGED--Its IL well known that N o me
IL and clerk hire
at co.t very and extensive OF
rood
sell Purchasers will please call and examine for
themselves.
Ap l5-diwh HALL BROTHER.
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SEALING Gum, " French Gonn"e P"se."-Neatly pu
- bottles prepared for scaling letters,
ages Not affected by climate. Price 23 cents bottle 70
sale
TAYLOR & MAURY's
April lT~d Stationery and bookstore, near glh st.
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nENTIEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.--We would call
VI particular gentlemen large and choice
stock furnishing goods linen cotton dress shirts
and In all
approved collars readymade and made
We have mnde
enable the incest and best fitting shirt At tho
very smal 49,
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CLOTHS. Vestings, and PantaloOn Materials--We will
of above goods, which
choice and select
10 pieces French cloths, various grades
do
80 do patterns very choice spring cassimercs
20 do linen, plain, checked, striped, and clouded
patterns
complete all kinds gentlcmen's
nhina goods suitable and The whole Of which
Will be sold at the very lowest prices for cash.
YERBY, TEBBS, 4 YERBY,
Avenue House, corner 7th Pa.
ApTilo 3-d
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! SPECIAIs AUCTION NOTICE -Hemovali Removal !
- RemovaIt-E NJ sTRATToN, general aucuonoe has
Ninth and Pennyvaua
warehouse Tenth
old stand where he Will be his
1 friends from and afieI this date.
facilities flr the display and sae Of all kinds Of
goods receive the will make liberal
! adv assignments.
and all kinds OF
| tended to person The most reasonable terms
| Ap tf-diw
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uuE MISSES Anderson have several pleasant and
newly furnished rooms 10 et with or without board hou on
between and ID streets first house east opposite Me
cbsnic's Row, Washington.
Mar 2i-2awmift
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~ 'bt sftAHi w nbifb sSrb misery has fsarhrJ
HIT amid ths peysfsy s,fi<kso hooss ~ The GERMAN
tsgp'tSn No. sbssrysd eSe n0st Dleasinz ebafsetens
Dc ibe DnlssfsaI rsIt0fe ~ r0DfJs-a gg01 cfnes Tor
Ne niosmsfs MN NJ nah, where q love NJ the
bfs"iiinl IN nature rfsis ~ hDusyef small extent,
u eohystss pf0of that ne posssss0f il not wholly
fnpi aud here anong the dingy bfisk buildings, and
The fart fDfiiDg sbhDifs, the besgtifpI flowers
~ times whispering ~ their onnfrs sweet nsn0hes u
tr dear fathcfIand, disconrng silently bs, eloquent
IT, lessons u pnsest goodness reaching AZ times the
hearts II the ost dcpfayed most worldly speaking
In language ineligible ~ the Listener, bat impossible
10 communicate.
II h apparent, inquiry, that nearly ~ the adult
raRplosers are foreign By birth bat 10 IL feared that
The pursuit. they follow WILL 20 great extent be per
peuated by their children who have hitherto been pre-
vented In many inriances either b. The ayarce PREF
udice Of their parents, from attending the pubic
schools Efforts 10 which we shall hereafter have
csson to refer are however being vigorously made
10 bring the children not only Of these but o many 9TH
or Of the City poor within the reach OF more benecent
influences than have yet been bestowed on them and
it is reasonably hoped that the effects of education and
coed prccept and example will be such most
earnestly desired
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Col. THagers R,piv.

Bosros, Monday, Oct "a 1855
DEAR The sword you have presented Of
the class admitted uudsr Cadets to the Uned states MIL
"hsry Academy in the 1871" accept with profound
sssscton 20 the els.. 1911 sssoci.isd IN my mini With "a
the Institution stsr beesns s sapernsndst Il
present hen. In the tho orssnixsoa (which
supentsnd
ft hose Instructions embraced the Of four yes
ssqu,nt has quota charsssrs
civil and military owhom the Alma Mermay well be proud While
there far Informed who has acted well bis
TART 0fAe thiftyhve @ ~ho graduated niaseen, amer various
period. OF seee fena rom ns army during pe.ee
them 'o'ee found leaned prosss ,ns sss eminent Civil
Minister Presidential Eieeor sAs senator and other
on The a1iTen who resigned killed 10 .,rls and
ssh; oths have paid their debt 90 the leaving but r
vss IN the isrs Mresn var ws The hssS. ane,iaa b.ys9
gained ten sfsves, o isss o. M srdysios IN the asld
This brief sketch Of The history Of The class help explain
hh esAs henaf eoafrdsron By the eighteen
BY them the has she spproasioa Tier anb.sct and
nsuFsd Judgment end especially 20 feel assured thai hsi
saastr md vii ssvr eArsr ed sol-es me- In tho
hs q life rev far st,sreSd
IVES frt .aeA sseenrssed As pr-ssnis
nss q he vert sa ,ssts,ss % wa all iSiiaa aaesrs
,, is"''s ' ". W. lss =, ' s.i
10 Ms.s, W wAssl-s.saI Ma ssetL USA, csgros
kskvss y W Alsss. Se4ss l~shaA hAisx
The law ss Is description II tho swurd In question:
tPs As syssd he q sAs uAssa ~ silver
ss,s -As as s.ss..s Z Wa. .sass wAss
ssessss.s sksv~ss~s IA s-..s.A-sss 81 az sa.sssa
o.'ss y 'esVssa ssssrs eassas W. ssl ssf,as
sse9 u sass sssesa. ~ usasss
tt sesa i.ea Ma ssfet sAscAs as shs ssAs svsv
vi .. 49, !. T. ' ss - 4. 49, = sssys "a
49, .e-eai No. essssA .ssAes sss.ssssss 90 ssst
ssais =. seA AS.Jess
tss ssesa&Ve Z sesa. . A. saaess
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PRESENTATION or A TESTIMONIAL TO
COL THAYER

The surviving members Of the class which entered tho
L. S Military Academy at West Point in 1917 agreed to
hold meeting among themselves in July Of the present
year The meeting of all who had il in their power to at
tend held the Academy the 18th of July last
Committee was appointed to offer, on behalf Of tho
class 10 Col Thayer their former Superintendent sword
which had been provided for the OCCASION and to ask hs
acceptance thereof token of kind remembrance Their
letter dated from West Point in July The reply OF Col
Thayer accepting the offering dated Oct a. 1893 ms
is owing the fact that the manufactures obtained leave to
exhibit the sword at the great Fair the Crystal Palace and
twas lot until October that reached its final destination
The following is copy OF the correspondence
WEST PoiSr, Thursday, July H. 1855
To Col 5. TnAyEs, USA;
deps the United military Academy Ia the year
1917 the undsnsned assembled at ibis classic Po ask zee 70 pdS
testimony Of respectful aud grateful remembrance Of
Giadus mos. Of q. June this the first elias
which accomplished the four yeas course ofsud under the new
This organization from the inception Of which dsed new era
Calhoun Secretary Of War VINO throughout bis snnsts
lion ofth: DEPARTMENT ppresed yp%r sn anu
OFh number Of Cadets admitted 1871 two graduated In 1912
before in lss who Joined in the succeeding year, and
OF oil these only eighteen remain
The sefs separation Of thirty odd years wait on
with cordial Getting and
Offering not for It, intrinsic value, which, hns but
expression for personally and IN token ofsp
probation Of your services nconsderaie ysgth-o our COM
mon Alma Mater-io on beloved country
their gallant
efficiency memorable Of Moxicoby their
the field Of scenceby the Of br trained
mi prof sOn Of life yet your first
claim the privilege Of leaving hands TOKEN By which,
life reminded that labor.
peotied the objects Of your former socude Also that
principles action In governing this ostaten so little under
FULLY viudcated their estimation
power and the OF tins soaced BY tho
10 official relations,
counfr aad ranking high s the
Sr ss Ss ~h precious the deas q
nav impress itself sepy and hopeful, nature
N fuauta ofth 1iQhe a rfsDeCf
lsigned1 WASHINGTON WHEELWRIGHT.
J. b. SCOTT. MAJOR u. ). Art.
+. NJ CAPRON,
ROBERT + w. ALLSrON
JOSHUA BAKER
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1853. Not Safe. Cheap ana Reliable Hoss tsSas
Crtohef ATrs0gnansBt ..,.
A LBAKY And NEW YORK INLAND UJUJL

a kAlLROAD-1hree Daly Trains Dss A6saaaags ifs.s
- d, and daily Tfxlns "a n 40 y -
o.nseIs Albany with csptfai tns y hsiss-1 NJ ss
h hue North FOR ssAiog. -psnS Wltehah 40 fsn,stl
~ Isss connect With ~sern sna iio4<,l 40 hsss ~
va a Chatham fouf Colufn f1r Lfbsfgl fpnr Dsf sfi~
oncsy Oct. the 81 WriF via 80
tstsFSs where through Tfkass b. seasrr - -
hueso
Psrss tso received foaast a. bp~s'1 80 ~ 80
tt-ev sla'i5us
Inc sb.e .aa Ds@ssgs's ess = 19.
Al o,Asr iesss o. II f'g@-,ys
- tfnircff. - kelftafrn
o. t6a p slOA1. s4yss.sssslsel
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Alt PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC -pr knSEs
~ rAN NNNtk dives sleseinn fas wolNhv ifaii
heprN sHest d euih s,,e srteen
hr,,s vhbsu eNeltd hsea. pa"s Ia she h''A, uwb 'sa
NsA iywsla 4 ih hsst hs Va she Nds 'stlaa
ttics iheNmsts sNa oVh Orw cold IL tsa
"wceitfei ,he sFr Ia ga F,ns immrdse ,c 10 VII p,tN
In h,ss aud ~ NaA Ne til Coda doc
t,on M.afwaVI ,NnntNNrNNA RtNNS nf uitnNA .al
mn llIAN A NlIiNhlN nlna- :, ~
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a ws.sF ngss ss4Tg ss4 Asf t,as y.~. .ty y -
Twin ~ IiaanD4a ~, .o.s. - te7i,"4- h.""t r.
49,, Ill. slf. ael)t4 ipt sAq Dbler09 4FNes iN'
-, q - I'D tle 34sgsll4 .eiytAf4. o4a sftt
~ s.la..1eo " zAs3.g - aesYts ~ e'Yes "a ~
f[t sit I0bsy,., ~ aq+t..4 ~ ~ 4-ists4 ~"
800. I.taf j. s.s ~. l@4 - #e Vte.ft
Ia Iess,g l.a ieyiuly .q.4.e9 ~ ayi4 --4 - ~
stiAy n NgeDy
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frsal Notiers.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Of notice hereby gwen to all Psrsop having
ceased the same with vouchers Thereof 70 ne
30 dorse B1seed Attorney No Is ws IL City
before the m day Of December next DatedNsw-
i7 s%e%F MARGARET FINEGAN Sole Execatr1
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
GSy E MNTSF PP aSMhS so1 oS S
sSfS,d r a6 Of william SS2Fr
IN he CITY fNewYofs on or before fourth day January
ni'f iswcHF 'h' MARGAS2f HUMANS Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
6ora JOIN nsSs @ " S s c Of
ceased to pIsen, the sana with vonens,s ,neeo m ~
before the ehih day February the fourth
day y Of is AS1oii 1853 DAVID DAi'"' A'4-'''''
IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate of
the of ofSh6 f ~ b%s5 sa 70 Of q b P cry
NoYot to present the same with vouchers thereof 70
Yelt on o. bttIc the iTcah day D;ea NswYos
IA" se S' isSeS1F u ''F AdnIni.tratriA.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
County s19s po ep 9'Sy g. Tin CIV of ss
Manufacturer deceed TO present te same with vouchers
Ta No iso oTohd st. in the cp Of SewYorE
nh Of February aeA-Da,ea iae I'm ay OF Aug
s0i2 1s~GmF WILLIAM KlrP Executor
NEw-YORK SUPREME COURr-City and
We s sssl. sRSAS II foLoER and Ann bis e sephsn
S,op sSa s Ad wire william s Ke9asd % sni
h wife. Arlington titer ana
TLla A he vile William a johnson Edward r. Johnson and
John Johnon and Mary August h wife In Partition la par
Of order Of the Supreme Court made in tho
hbos day Of October 1883 aud Of the
such provided notice hore given that all
persons Avng hen noumbranoe by judgment do
undivided
sctisn IN The lands snd PREMISE sought to be pefona
G0n hereinafter desced part thereof
qurcd produce the undermined sfee appointed by the order
above Number 51 Broadway In tho cay os
n eeuh DAY December nox n oov
81 O'clock proof OF iheh respective liens Or nenbfanco'
With sGffst0y evidence Of the amount due thereon and
to peey a. Of snch pabancs tna the dates thereof
re.otsty The sd isSas sud pfesstt sash % hn rht'
ossd City and County Of Now fok ana Ain described
u tL~ con ih y0"sf Az that can HieslAss
or dwell lot piece parcel Of ad situate JDs Ah<
Ward Of tho cry ~ NegBofs and al Pfcs0n
No ~ NTh Moore sf'11 AM
gisnfA CERTAIN
"a ehf tntds BY Iiy safssfef ~ lot h1pb'
~ lnndrsd snd 81 70 BOUNDED sguihry fon ~ 'Ht'
Notr~ef rnrefy The BY land INV ~ s'' 81 nc p
oftion of Tly Iharfb IN ssid ,iy yesry w n, nynss 40
BY ctpnnbff Nohptfri sDl s
fWartt ton frNt
1 Ia lsrstb On ssntsgo feet s9Te o. - bpAhs
of John Dssfo0 ~ hrpIrt h.b hn1
vie Nv assd n JsHHaf, itlf sns feed.d ~ We "s9 ~
ef a. ~ On, cod fDgb5 ~ HfN feft ~ i@ lI'y ~"
tsTsness psgs a. \ Dstg asp Yvff pet.ss' ~ ise
y D. HoessDcs risaass Aiie'esJ. 30 80, E"'A".S =
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Dr KELLisGER-My Dear Sir When the above coad not
calling Inrties Thsu could doubt but
s the evidence satisfactory the strong test BY trial
with pleasure add MY testimony have cured
had deeply seated cured four dss
the other took ten. Respectfully yours JAMES hAPES,
Residence, Y0nkers.
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CUrKIME COUNT -iiogA1io i.,.sa .I,

~ Il i II " y IVITJ TI'JIIlf . y. ~
- -. ctIsfn yAsTNAa sas JKaENfAn WAhD sq'-
No. 10 CALM EAsThAh-sb /,s = hs'ssI sy.r."-l
y, ,..v. ,ls ,4sDsH ~ Die sfis ed sft,A IN ~
.,.-., ID, e.. a. y.ksifsis IJfs gt ivFt' D - f"' "N
fy.ts o.. s4f ssfss tt,s. sssssf@ - '. 7~f +F
fl ~ sasres bh tstg'~f ~ Pr
ga ~ psanH sii sptiy ~ ~ fyrfi - ~ ~ $3.50 w
sc 4. N tt,ttsf I'D D.. nil iste rvN~ 49, t- ~
- ssti,a uss Fss b. fhs siqss = 80 ~. y sr-ft 49,
90 ~ fssf 90 - nfTsaaAty ~ Hl'' "''N'"'f '
~. luarnsf Fllssissliis, %
CipEInE conn -iYibysp rgeSY e. Js'"rs
loi b.ss, ~ is.yss Nssys ~ fbsFFf " MtSfN -~t-
Lsisby seta@s.sN ~ 'tF'f@ r. 49,
is sAatsA.l h. lss sss.ss ~,st ~i " Ai.8 y IL ~ I
n III s.ilss. Hpt,as 80 ff--f
5lI sss ~ pssssks itps - etFS erfg ~ s ~f~f -
80 ..a.t of - ~ 49, y - fHsss ~ Nf-", r.
r.iG,sl 'fgssls ts~ 5Ns eit4 i~e+y 9fs' rt' 49,
lssaf fseissss n - 81 " sstfies - y ~ - n M
..,sp.5sl - sfsiffsiq 49, fi.eN rit fttt fff' fT
~ ~ .aD VI f.sss b4losf qgs4s ~ i-i.t~ i.''@@ '
80 ~, n q. .alss it0 sf-ass - ~ u ~ S-''e~
I..,,.. ,ls.,h E.i.its4 n ~. Al ltt ......
~ ta~t~F bf4NffF . "ftff-f'f 49,
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ZEw-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT. u.

~ kEwgERsEY RAILROAD~-U. 3. MAIL sa4 LkPhfsn
sES-Through -Four EsuFs-Leavo New s0rh Dvt ~ '.ft
g end NJ sad - nd "a Lac khi'1s'
t-a a. n NJ Via kenslngou and A NJ ana - sna q y ~.
- o. nAnnist Fare 81 ~ 80 htl second es is Tue a y
xe Nes iok and and II p " from Phsdsphs ThisFstfa
e. sod and trogsh bAzars carried fgi haIAs
"shnEon Norfolk and Chs5esen the and - ~ sl
r. tsns and connections costAln with eEta isens sehf
fnsers wSh baggage he ferry - ae g'sf esffs "a
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welt positive all Of Dyspepsia taulrnco Ncr
II, tlS Kepd LAYER al diseases arising Rom dcransc
81 %, objective Vcfiocaics accompany each bottle
Tor sale CVldipstop Ne rs hoadwav pcayan House No
vuion AZ hsneku'e Ne 81 lowe1yi Immets No - White
hal y. iss W Saith Court and Montague place Brook
yu aud hiamosS Ne. $50 Atlantic at hioolcn Wholesale
ii hN IL nm az
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=
- TABLE EXPECTORANTS, ~ %. 30 cents Qnar
bottle cnp1o praised highly for CouRhs Colds and
Csn.umrtion Sod by al Dusgsts Wheesls and retail at
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NYw-Y0HK sod EHlE RAlLRoAD.-Passenl


L Ys-s SersLle Sr5 Eaoa- Niaicr srrzHsemeats0n and
49, o iS rrlseI rFss vii leave a. follows rom Per
~ Ns-A RIVE Nc~-losk s; y u " snd 81 Z M New
=. Y.o- At 8 srs = N s. r. " Lesve Sonserslle (wsy
h1e 9Th trains by The y J. RAILROAD
C--rz-y. tsc- scl-s 'SaSf-st
N-sTers follows from Plsu
- ~ t.sf-zraE- s. ern snerre f. f-sP-es Sc ron
Hks.s Hcrs- ~ fer,uCOa rom Fss,ou Bovdere
sLEsssUrs. ss,hiehsr Alentown N.0ch Chuus &c, &c.
SrDerintapfeut
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nk. fuNNEN's FANCY fiE..s
~ n 4. ~ SANi

Inn BANNING MEDICAL aud MECuANlUO
~ SURGICAL INSTITUTE Ne a Nerve cot. y for de
avsep, 81 Ce~s hysse AVID cf ,he 'pcaca OF his uect
csv SpuS Shveds brace, spinal rays haco rfusses ro
Ns e Srnss Ans raVoins Noa,paniau tho We
se reOasN Digestive Nervous, sasl foaaie Coiupa ni.
sl Kuisuvs pfopns aud l,suo sisa G tho supVo "
Aaiss kent and Auttng
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y NINTfn ARRANGEMENT
MONDAY Nov a iS5S Ps Trains will ieAve
aIlT tSzresys excsrteii - foiloS.-
southern Division via Sorwsk.
Leave Cleveland $50 An. go snd 745 p NJ
Toieco bic AN So P VI. snd A NJ
With shore snd Michigan southern and
N-ths-- Irci-ns E.rod The Daily Trains between Buffalo
n.f-k CEso connecting aso Mo9r1evile with Nsnsned
~ Railroad connecting also Clyde with Mad River
a. Lac EEss Ia ,Eo-d
Nc-rheEa Division open 70 Sanausky
lsave Ole CITY 49,. IN
Leave SS1d-sky -t... 9p i N
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THE REGULAR MAI, LINE via STONINGTO.

THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via SIONlNGION
a ar BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFoRD aud rAUN-
fON Inland Route without change Of cars or detention carrying
The Essesn Mail -
~ assnsrs VANDERBILT, Capt Joel Stone and COMAO
D0RE Capt John g. Bowus Ia with the SonDgt0p and
,icene sno Boston and Providence kAroad ay'ns
sally tsuncsys excepted from Pier No X " ~haf above
nsJraee al o'clock M and SoninsfoD al 0ciocs a.
"a re trTya ofhe NAL tron which leaves Boston 81
Thee for strength safety speed >o1iof
N elegance The officers experienced and G sutye
zee u Of this route superior T. any other best
..ef AID direct tie tfp Eore PLEASANTLY and
feocd while always rely on reaching nsH oc
astoa advance BY either efths ether roaes
The COMMODORE. from HowNo4k-nonday "Wednesday Nab
fnasy. Prom Thu>dAy and 54,lrdAy
sns VANDERBILT nom NewGe-s Tuesday, Thersi@J sa1
Sstdsy From St0nnrtOn Monday "Wednesday sad ffid4y
BPssengers arriving Soni1gton roeeeo nta'i.iey
fHearbos Providence Booa IH1ntDn .Dd hT~fe0'
orc o. BY accommodation trains Om Sf0hangon at N
gay.
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s,omsOais duN HalwaoS

,tIpSON KlNER EAllHOAl-NorlCE-rh,
n .sss 81 Ere syNest,s tNNy s1t "a the Ia ~ neeem
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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-19
COLLISION AND MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

About o'clock, Wednesday evening the express train
from Buffalo in collision with tree blown across
the track, threequarers Of mile Of Springfield
station twenty-five miles west Of Erie The severe gale
from the Lake had torn mp hemlock two feet in diane
ter, and cast il angularly over the track The tree
struck the rails about twenty feet from its roots The
evening was dark and stormy The accident occurred in
thewoods, which rendered objects less distinct The
train had been delayed some hour and a half at Erie
waiting for the arrival Of the Buffalo train When the
collision happened it moving at the velocity Of forty
miles per hour.
The crash was awful. The tree two feet in diameter
broken in three places and shyered If struck by
hunderbot The locomotive smashed to pieces and
destroyed II turned over and over three times. The
boiler broken letting the steam and scaldng water
out, to add TO the alarm and danger The tender and
two baggage hurled upon the fragments OF the
locomotive, and smashed into one common wreck.
The FIRST three passenger cars filed with people we're
dashed upon the ruins OF the baggage and engine
They badly broken and turned bottom side up The
last three OF the train not thrown from the
track, very badly disabled.
The horror and confusion Of the scene were
BILE. The train had four hundred passengers The
shock hurled them from their seats and piled them M
among seats in terrible confusion This collision occur.
red before the engineer had time TO whistle down breaks
let OF steam, the notion even jump for his
own life lie pitched out head foremost into the
ultch among the limbs. The fireman followed suit and
the baggage masters piled after them, all Of whom re-
eiVed severe flesh bruises but strange say escaped
instant DEATH aud managed to crawl from under the ruins
o. broken cars and fragments Of smashed baggage But
more miraculous STILL Of the passengers killed
Or even mad broken bones Many received slight injuries
ana all were more or Jess shocked and scared.
The train made three or four rebounds and advances
aiter striking the tree, before il halt each OF
Ncn adued confusion COMPOUNDED" TO the gene
raj crash and panic among the passengers The screams
yes ana shouts that filed the night air. after the acct
dent were horrible The behaved with less cooness
ana presence 81 mind IN many cases, than the women
Immediately after the smash the conductor and break
men started Tor Springfield station to stop tho express
train going east, which would be due in few minutes
and made no stop at that point They barely succeeded
in reaching the station and holding up rel light be-
fore the train came laundering along Had ID not been
stopped in minute more another and more terrible COL
lison would have happened This train left its passeu
gers ct Sprngheii and took those Of the wrecked
train and proceeded back this city yesterday morning
Cleveland Democrat