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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
DELvIpERE DELAWARE RAILROAD

RELvIDE DELAwARE RuLRoAD.-
D. - nlos
,:.,, ,. [e,lIg.se.A 2l'sa s sissFx 80 ssF
s,;. s:, Es;sis2;; fs;:s: riS i;t :asssH assfs
%sss *, S s,.s : ss.Ssss .sss s rss s's' s.ss
Se~Yera e1Sest. at ..s Psss ss "a :. eSs ase
Fcr Aherpoon Line uP leave ses fo,s a. go - s,aspS.n
Mo- i M LIN. ~ sA :. lee Jancsica IS uuo'e. r.
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 10 PhiLA.
y DELPHIA from Pier No Nosh aIser Two ines s}ItS
PoTTER 70 SOUTH AMBOY Aeoee e~ % .sy pc :. s'i
PAidAJ !, JoHl E PSrThR,s II 's@s saso1 S,ss. ds
4rso.h sGSr' "a. - :,,.S ~s, Gas s
I'LMIRA, CANANDAIGUA aud NIAGARA FALLS
Il RslIRoAD-MIDE CARS With SOFA sEArs.-rhAAn
TRAINS DAILY tO@ foot Danes -Tee sssTs,@ @ sss.~ e. s.ife E
s. EinI. c4aAndi.us ana Nas F.I. s.l.os4 % Si'5s:
-. ssaa,S osd coHTss os''oI' Eses,s e,su
s:o:S t ..i, ~ re X L~os 20 iss 'i s "s s. Ro Nj. as
I TS9po ,. M The aoSH s g, MS. Lime ssS"sSs
Th rsase ran perfect rsrlg .nt :spseh .~-y' ~'s-
fcSsTs az Ss Frosnred Ts esg r.RFs&s & No :, 20
D9.S,.s S,so@ SIC MlfIixS s,si,STa''rsrn
ss''Hg ' SS W S; riLsfS Es-s, \, srosd~,,
TIRE rsFDICEp.-GREAT WESTERN MAIL
Il ROTTE-SIXTY MILES DISTANCE SAVED oSEi. ANY
OTHER ROUTE BY STEAMBOAT ON Tt1f LANA-to L SnE
eco "a :, LoIus-NICHiGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
LINC-lCsrrvns the Great wrse Ur~' sts' hroasn MAJ >
eke;sd throust AZ - n west aud
sthe ~ Ire NswYcrs Eie RsiroSf Hudson kSeF AAA
pecpes Lre Hsre eaet connecting ~ hahso
,-i,b ne low pscssar. steamboats, EMPIRE STATE WHon,
Comm auder. SOUTHERN MICHIGAN 4 rsgtns, Cor''~h
s.r NORTHERN INDIANA 2 Phsa commsnder ard 'enaees
ps 4, Dunkrk wh the steamboat NiAGARA Csg hc'i hsf-
SToNr ATr Cspt Richards EMPIRE csp; htche LOU
lsANIA Capt Davenport Aa oanecflns Busslo ane pua-
,isk with he LsAe Shore Rsrsa Chcss With he ~e~s
,nd Rck lssll Raoe6 al Lase, h Illinois Centr, aha 81
sna.tu W ii chicago ard Misa gsGrSadsey "a IA a
t C.t,u~ oace NJ Broad ssy D,ys, Nesseh
- JOHN PORTER. General Asert
-hssAf
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EXCURSION for the MILLION-Cheapest sail
T. Fare 81 Boats leave eyey nathodr to
STATEN ISLAND.
way splendid sail fine Vie q the bay hsI Ier and
the The STATEN ISL AND fEhhf
BOATS Whtehast Liberal for Pic-nic pzss
Com psnies and Societies Apply Al terry house.
CUNDAY BOAT for ALBANY-In connection
wh New York Central Rtlr0sd-Landng a. SewbgTgh Pyugh
ie.pse Cass and Hudson The steamer HERO Ca
" Haneox will leave the pier foot OF 10 nson ST. every Sun
DAY at O'Clock w. For Fe h Paaase apply on board or
al the Ofbce the wharf.
CTATFN ISLAND and NEW-YORK FERRY
- NOTICE-CHEAP EXCuRSIOS-Fsr- st cents % and
,sr Arr 10 1854 will leave follows until further
cs yandeLs LANDING staten Island every hour from
ga M Leave foot OF Whitehall st. New ork, every
hour. from A. N. 20 7 y. NJ.
NAYS EXPRESS for NEWARK n. J.-Leaves
~ Adams Co. No. - Broadway and oies No ~ Brood
ysy II! A. NJ and u p NJ daily and viii rOh" AfD ran
CELs, COLLECT BILLS &c. with dHrsten; - 90 a..
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INCIDENTS. &c.

The weather was very warm and tue remen labored at
great dsadvanages The streets of the city were covered
with great quantity Of dust, which driven by the
wind the eyes and hroas Of the remen aud nearly
BLINDED and strangled them.
There was grost deal Of bad rum dnked in the city,
ard the inevitable result much fighting and rotlng.
wagon, containing quantity Of furniture upon which
was seated an Irish woman, who Nd with ber a child
about fifteen months old passing up Second-s near
he Railroad track when the poor infant fell from the arms
of the drunken mother the vehicle passed over II
instantly killing it The mother wes with difficulty kept
Oh the wagon and perfectly unconscious OF the death
Of her infant
Al the Kossuth House in Second-s row occurred in
which an American stabbed in the shoulder by Ger
man. The latter arrested aud taken to the watch
house
About o eloel in the evening, officer attempted TO
arrest rowoy in RIyers, nearly opposite store No l9
when the fellow seized stone ard struck the 0fhcer
heavy blow ir the face. The officer partly reeed, and
nearI, fsnted while number OF sensible who stood
by chased the oaer and caught him. The policemen,
aided by several citizens conveyed the assaant to place
of confinement.
large frebrand lodged the top of the framework
of the seepe of the church in course of erection
on Second-st which threatened 10 set that noble etce
on ire A brave man named James Stancia in the en-
poy of NaughtOn Sage ascended TO the dizzy hight and
praspng the hot brand threw II 10 the ground he de-
serves reward for his courage for the ascent was peril
ous one Ii is wonder that this church saved at all
and we consider its escape as an almost miraculous one
What we took for vinegar store was burned on the
corner of First and Washngon-sts. We don know ~
6cD or how large the cellar under the store s but vas
fuli of vinegar showing evidently that there must have
been a large stock ON hand .
Wewere informed that woman sick with the cholera,
md two children consumed IN dwelling In Adams
st. a Mr. Haynes. who resides in Congress st. baving
NJ atten ped TO rescue them The report was
much doubted in Troy, and needs confirmation.
A number Of horses belonging TO Mr.. Sherman, were
also consumed in Adans'st =,
In addition to our fremen, there were Others on tho
Ground from Lansingburg West Troy, Waterford and
Cohoes -, -,
Our frem,n discharged their duty with that signal abll
ty which has always established for them well deserved
,s,n,stion They worked hard aud vgorousy-ju ust rs
he, do of home when they rescued the property OF their
own telloS citizens from destruction.
p S-At a late hOur last night We were informed that
our bremen were compelled TO drag their engines from
To- 10 this city, after fatguing day labor
III this information should be corroborated, II VIII not
f to receive due notice from as 1t deserves tiremen
bo perl their lives the sake OF others cannot be
:ritd with mpuntd, either at home or abroad and we
h;.i .iient ab, II.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
DATRIoTIC LINE.-New Line for NEw.YORK
6teampoals anc &dIlroGos.

A UGUST, 1854. For SHREWSBURY, Long
N BRANCH HIGHLAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, P0tr
WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK, MlDDLE-
TOW and RED BAsKFrom foot of Robgsons S9rta a hye %
kw and spleudd steamboat ALICE PRICE Capt H. nag
leaye Of Robin St. North river ss olowG
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Do~estie Purts.

u.RryoRp-Ar Ass a sehrs GiseJ s va VA
r Pat,. Hsnh.n rbnsaelphis; sIsn Ssh's' '~'' wy -
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Passengers Arrived
Passengers Sailed

Ia y,gg,, ,hio EY,eta Jroa ~ hamPor-S CSSAese .,
NJ, s,or,r w ". Gsnes, } Pennington, H. w - "'nHAs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
mater Cure.


HUDSON RIVER WATER CURE at TARRY-
ToWN-P.rienu reesiye 81 d. new and CON oess
ksabsbmept which pleasant and healthy lo>eo0n,
s1ppsd with he purss, where ell the facilities usaienf
and comforts Of nome enjoJed hogrs nds from s city
railroad aud Terms 65 to fl0 week For pst
aIArs address d. PERSON. d.. TrTytovn, HsvYort
NETWORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ WATER CURE-The largest complete .ad ,hofoashJ
furnshsd IN the county s6ordns pyief 10 ei add eoan
Traveller. modstsd With Esn,lsa be.fd no s s
e0sos, sos,S o. oJ.s~. gs1,."'}l'e y MxY' x B.
WrATER-CURE home, COUNTRY and CITY.
w DR. sHEwrs oJ.,sE s L. 70, ;ea % .r ssSss1
a.. md ssst CrysA Pases the whole yessI
.ebS =, apsown eonyeysnee Ii, b of so>eUuodsae1 -
r.ssonsbs At both places
VxYATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL, Ne.
w IS Laxhts 4. T. TRAIL A ID. Principal Ascomnodav
sors 100 persona compsteat Fems.s Yhysiesaas
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Receipts of Produce
FIRES.

Bs firer BoaSoe bbls Flour pkgs Ashes 9 6c.
whisky; lE pkss Povors s42i8 bus Corn 900 sides Lenfc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
NYACK and HAVERSTRAW STEAMBOAT

Steamer ARROW leaves daily
,excspt sunday ChsmbeT-st.
Pier stt 2 A. N. for fONkEh5,
PIERAONr, NYACK, OAK
HILL. connecting Rockland Lake
and haveprsw.
Returning. leaves hsysr'trsv
a. Z Il.
The ARROW will secomno-
date parties for any OF the sboys
places on tie uost reasonable
terms
Ia - arnu.af
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

Steamer ISAAC p. SMITH
leaves daily (srcspt sunday
Chambers-st- Pier et tP. NJ. for
NYACk and HAVEksIRAW
ien1ips at Rocklaad Lake snd
?isEmont, IN connection wl,h the
sew.York and Erie RYliresd
Returning, caves HsyersusT
.very moE3ins .: 6. o'e!ocE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
yNHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend sailing their iaVor'e steam
V,HE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATEs VAL srEAMERsrhe ship. eomPos.as thl. ..ne

STATES NAIL sTFAMEKs.-Thss shIPs o0mFosl0a IAs INC
= the foiit wing:
ATLANTIC. Capt. West. PMlFlS, Capt Nso.
ARCTIC Capt Luce. BALTIC. Capt Couistcck
ADRIATIC
These teen built by contract expressly tr
fkn IN their construction - ap IN
their strength sad speed and their ms
slssance nd comfort Pce ~ pa
.se from Liverpool 6s ca csDin 1i M second
DO exclusive ofeNs size state ro1ns -'; from LIVER
poo and An eypereeec surgeon stisched
10 each ship No tsrth secured urul p a for 80
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26


RANGEMENT Cham daily for Absny
and oy On and after MONDAY Aug a. 1854, the 1fAus ~'n
81 follows: .s,.. -.
neclps -itn Northern and Nesiern Trains
Mai Tram. a N. Through Way Train. ~ y
Fxprss Trsn 40 p. NJ Accommodation Train a. . ~ ".
Way Passenger Trains a. A. "a and ~ M
and Way Freisht ,nd Passcn ger Train at NJ
For Pee k,tll a. 9 A. NJ. $50 N aud ~ r. NJ -. -
The Peeksk snd Poushkeepe Tn stop at al tho way ss
-
sIJNDAY NAIL TRAINS a n fom Carai-t for Albany.
stopping a all Way Stations 80 , ~ nm -. 49,,
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y
EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
PRiDAY Il 5ococa ~ ssd sIplRE sr.rE Capt ses.nia
URbAY o'elock Pier Nc. " K the SsEtsry
Both touching al Newpyr each ~ay
Hereafter will he regarded . secured TO any applicant
until the M shall have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch By aa
''P''" WM BORDEN. AseAt No. 70 and II wssts-
II BOSTON PROVIDENCE SEWBEDPoRD and rAUa-
TONInsEd Route without change Of astentoa carrying
fbs steamers C. vASDgRBILr c.Dt Joel and cOMao-
DoRE, Capt John Bovine connection -tA .he 5oai.oa
nd Bo.ton .nd Providence Rxod leaving New
%1. is dy .isss 'S Per .aa r on si' o s.
isPT '' Inc Nn'N '' "' A'" 'N' -"e' '@''''
These unsurpsssed for strength fey eed comfort
elegance. The officer. experienced and attentive
The nAE advantages Of hb route superior TO other be
er destination sysnee Of those By either Of the other outes
The COMMODORE. from se. Y0r.r-Nosd.y, wstnss4.y ~a
The C. VANDERBILT from YortTaesdsy. Tharsdsy md
Saturday From stoninxtonAondsy Wednesday and Friday
nal Providence Boston Tszntor New BEDFORD ~
By seeounnodst.on trains from sto1nston IAN -.
Baggage Master seeon Dsniss he steamboat dns 20 AM 1--WE
Boston. - l..
p.,.snss behs .eoous freight .esas.iion sJ -
nsds q Per Nc " r. q At me odhcs No 70 e.es, Ss.
NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-gERsEf. -
my ME".YosK EAsToS sssefss sonsA .rarr 10, asa
Leave New Yors for E.s.oa, &c, ,asA n; I'm. na4PA
k,.,. Ys,. s g" ss1;;s. nd %roxso from Pier No
sonnestns Ei1Asstl,'Tpn s,n dss. ~ @ ~
red rem %, y oss,';yss., ! IS saS S
sals%s.sSI, % y .Ssss..'ss 80 3 4 u " '-r =, :
s'uer'u1 1Eiriz2sETHPoRT AsD sEwYosx
Leave fA''''"'''' eres6E i FfeEAs. slPsfta.sodsat
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Leave Brooklyn Tor

III
Gre.nport 10 NJ and (on Saturday. only 3t5P return
IN, NonS.y 4 80 NJ j for syo.set u and AIS Tor Yap
hank s45 Hempsesd6P NJ er Jspsss IT, and wsanss
Tbu,ss,v ard Monday 25A Brooklyn esv" Jsmsc. ct
40 4 srd84jA NJ 2.I5 8. . NJ Hemstesd $40 (,
syose, NJ and S. N; Yaphank 6.O3 M, Greenpor 10 AN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA and tho
IN SOUTH and WEST via tho EBw JERSEY RAILROAD
N . MAIL and EXPRESS LIHES-Lesve New f0fk foot 81
Courtsndt st. at and 10 IN snd and : " Thfooss 70
Four Hours Fare e. In % % IN aud S3i .. 10 and y
N. Line leaves ~ "a stopping At an
vay stations ckss cold for Cncinnau m *oD and the
Washing Norfolk &c and through hss
ssse he'd TO Mssbinstob 10 sbd 10 A NJ soaoPM
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rT,HE TIME HAS COME, and he that has energy
il and ability can reap rich reward safe way
TO make money The following Receipts with full
directions for the for only dollar
lst A superior Black Ink, that will cost only eve
cents per gallon.
I'd superior transparent Soap for shaving.
3D. A water proof Backing excellent for leather.
4th. Washing Liquid
5th. Burning Fluid
Either Of the above will pay worry large profits.
9th An article warranted TO restore colors whcth-
or taken out by acids or the sun.
These Receipts viii be sent to any ono who will
enclose dollar post paid. to the Subscriber. All
the articles for the preparation Of tho above Receipts
can be obtained at drug stores generally.
have sold single receipts Of tho above for $50.
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